Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-11-13

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Mr. Mi, i. j Riley. representing Aug, |
Hausske & Company. furniture deal
ers Of Chicago, was in thecity calling
ON his customers Saturday.
The anniversary OF the fourth year
OF Rev. W. X. Periods passionate at
the Sixth Avenue Baptist Church
will be appropriately celebrated.
Mr.. Charles +. Newton, the popu-
lar owner of the New York Racket
Store. tells the people OF Pine Bluff
something new in today's paper.
mir. fsaac Dreyfus offers to save
you both time and money if you viii
buy your shoes from him Monday.
See his announcement elsewhere.
A 12-pound boy was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Mahar last
week 1t is but expressing it mildly
to say that the parents feel proud.
Mr.. S. A. Rosenberg will now be
come bicycle rider. Saturday night,
by throwing 46, he won the wheel
ratified by Mr. Herbert Bluthenthal.
Messrs. J. II. Alliston and A. NJ.
Gavet, prominent citizens of the
thriving little city of Fordyce, paid
Pine Bluff Il business visit Saturday.
Mr.. ". IL. Strickland has closed out
his grocery business on Main street,
and accepted a position as salesman
with the Southern Grocery Company
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Mr.. Hunter H. Atkinson, formerly
70 Pine Bluff, but now a1eading bust
ness man of Star City. paid the
GRAPHIC Office a pleasant visit Sat
urday.
The remains of Mr.. James O'Brien
We're brought over fromEngland Sat
urday morning and buried in the
Catholic cemetery Father John NJ.
Lucy officiating.
The Rev. Glen MeWilliams will adj
dress the Mems meeting at Merrill
Institute at O'Clock this afternoon.
All gentlemen are invited to be pres
ent to hear him.
Rev A. O. Evans will begin a
series of meetings on the 18th inst.
He win be assisted by Rev. John p.
Lowry, who is well and favorably
known to the people of Pine Bluff.
The historical souvenir of the Main.
Street Methodist Church is now
out and will be distributed among
the members and friends in attend
ance upon the morning services to-
day.
Rev. Glen McWiliiams, pastor OF
the Christian Church, will address
the mems meeting at Merrill Insti-
tute this afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Sub
ject "No Man Can Serve Two Mas
ters.' = All men are invited.
Mr.. c. II. Loomis, ex-Treasnrer of
the Cotton Belt, at this place, but
now holding a responsible position
with the NJ. x. & T. Railroad, ar
rived here yesterday on il visit to his
many Pine Bluff friends.
The Jury in the case of the State
VS. Sam Parker, could not agree on
a verdict and were discharged Fri-
day afternoon. Sam is a negro who
was indicted for "carnally knowing a
female under 16 years of age.
Mr.. e. Wray Martin came down
from Little Rock last night. He win
leave in few days to make arrange
ments in Iowa for Charles Elliott
Niswonger. the mind reader, for
whom Mr.. Martin is advance agent.
Fascinating Fritz" or rather j.
K. Emmett, is delighting large audi
ences throughout the country With
his charming melodies and uproar-
Gus comedy 8 Fritsin a Mad House"
He appears at the Pine Bluff Opera
house ON the It'll.
The oyster supper given by the
Epworth League of Lakeside Meth
odist Church, at the home OF MIR. and
Mrs. p. p. Byrd, Friday evening,
was n success, socially and financial
| ~. Those present spent a truly de :
Iiohtfnl evening.