Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1895-12-14
From Wednesdays Daily.l

From Wednesdays DaiIy.l
Lots Of cotton in town today and
business is brisk.
Mr.. J. G. Breckenridge, OF New
York, is in the city.
Mr.. ]. W. Hellums, merchant OF
Grady, is here today.
The Presby terian parsonage is
rapidly being completed.
Miss Rose Stanley is reported to
be on the sick list today
Mrs. Y. G Gates, OF Fordyee, is a
Pine Bluff visitor today.
Mr.. A. Boyd, prominent citizen
of Paragould, is in the CITY.
Mr.. John NJ. Oracle came up IRON
his plantation this morning
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The new home OF Mr.. L. T. Salee is
nearly fbhlA iOI OGCu pluGA.
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Mr. j. A. Gains, OF New LewisyiIle,
is here on brief business trip.
Sheriff Ghas. H. Triplett returned
from Little Rock this morning.
Mr. Johh D. Crockett came up
from his plantation this morning.
Mr.. Angus Mcneil, fRedfeld, came
down today on the morning train.
Mr.. c. w. Werner, OF Cornerstone,
is here purchasing Christmas goods,
Mr.. r. II. NJ. Mills is confined to
his room today By slight
indidisporsition.
Lafayette Royal Arch Chapter
meets tonight for work. A full at
tendance OF members is desired.
the Rev. j Il. Moore Is III tie ty.
He will ofiiciate at the funeral of
Mrs. J. W. Ragland this afternoon.
Mr.. Chas. P. Stewart, the life
insurance man, returned from
business trip down the Cotton Belt
railroad yesterday.
The suit for the disbarment of
Attorneys Ewing & Reinberger,
members of the Pine Bluff bar, is set
for trial before the Circuit Court to-
morrow.
Yesterday County Clerk granted
marriage license to Mr. r. I. Lyle
and Miss Virgie Simmons. Mr..
Lytle is a son Of Mr. w. r. Lyle, of
Wabbaseka.
Messrs. 2. N. Kilroy and Henry
Bernath have ordered RfamBler
bicycle tandem 1t viii be rented.
Boys, here is Il chance to take your
girl out for an airing.
The charming Miss Gussie Taggart
has returned home after spending
several months with friends in the
Northwestern part OF the State.
She is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W
o. Taggart. ON Second avenue.
In the person of Mr. John Ct. Miller
the Cotton Belt Orchestra has a
director OF whom its members have
just cause to feel proud He is a
thorough musician and will be of
great benefit to our popular and ex-
cellent orchestra
Mr. J. a. Coles, our enterprising
Main Street druggist, is giving away
as an advertisement small boxes of
ma,chcs The matches can be
ignited only by striking on the box,
and are not, therefore, as dangerous
as ordinary matches.
Many of our enterprising mcr-
chants have issued calendars for the
year 1896, some OF which are very
pretty and artistic Those who
have remembered the GRAPHIC are
Messrs. j. Katzenstein, Arnold Bros,
Eugene Flies, and j, NJ, GOA.
The coming Christmas promises To
be the most generally celebrated OF
any in recent years. People that
have not had the money heretofore
to spend, now have plentyof it and
are watching for Inducements. 1t is
the live business man that appreci-
ates the situation and carries large
advertisement in the GRAPHIC.
ON Monday NIGHT Pine Bluff Lodge
No. 60, f. A. NJ, elected the tol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
II. e. Iliginbotham, Worshipful
Master; Carl Stubblefield, Senior
Warden; +. II Head, Junior Warden;
George shepherd Secretary; A.