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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13

Iovre-'s Administrator. From the CIR
cyi, corr, ~ tne county of Southamo-
'' Judge Aii JohS w. Riley: Robertson against
Hardy's Administrator anc others,u = LII
,hs Circuit Court OF Dirwiddie. AHlrnrn'
Judge r. n. cardwell: Cshoon. lrs s
urer. against iron Gate Land ana ~,
provement Company. From the Sio'''
Court OF Allegheny county. hevefs,e:S, ava
Judge George NJ. Harrison: No'ig asainst
Douehertv From the Corporation 'oot'
of the cifv OF Norfolk. Reversed ,-
Judge John a. buchanan: Gamns
against Commonwealth. ffota .53teoversei
Wayerlv Waterfront. &c, coniga n,;,
agains, f. V. white and others. ~ a.,
the Circuit court OF Portsmouth A'
peal and supersedens aWaIu.u. iron,
~" cirrmit Court OF Mathews. county
Anpeai and superseieas awarded. IA
Lake against starke; Trnstess' Nor 1,a
others. From the Circuit court %
folk eoiTnty Appeal T tgarseS From the
c-ircnie gonrt of King William county
Gruhbs and others against N ~ 81
Life Insurance Company. r ,oil xyr,t
% Grnbss and others against Union L .',s
INSURANCE Company. From the Slrcuise
Court of the city Of Richmon1' WIN u
error refused. 80 - ,r~,.eS l,,-
robn : Harbour. Esq. for a9?tlii,an1S
and and" Judge ". J.. Jefries for appelees'
"' s,earn arms Executor against Rich mono
Paper Manufacturing company. 4, g
bv n. G.. Cannon FOR apl,et5al' ~, ~, for
Gordon and i ". Chrlstid''' h-'N'
appelees. and at bar. - easo =,
After the conclusion OF me cafe 1911 ai
bar no more arguments VIII pe neA'N
during this term.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1885.
To.pAY,s MEETINGS AND EVENTS.

Dove Lodge, Masons. Masonic Tempe.
Damon Lodge Is. o. r., oi.,i 81 t.ii,..s.
Union Lodge, 1. .. q. T., oou-f ''''"'
1-ntrv Lodge. I. o. @. t.. foUells 'i"i.
Opachis,O Tribe. l. .. X. NJ, N'ls''s
Monocan Tribe j. O. r. NJ. j.. o. l. a.
r,atcrniiy Lodge. X. Of H.. centrai lali.
Nn,usI Iodge. H. Of II. DruiGs Kan.
Dale Lodge. X of H.. owens Han
Old Dominion Council, y j." o. H.
Druid's Hall. etstto,.
Anchor Lodge, Golden Chain schilicr
Richmond Lodge. Golden Chain. Central
Tin Sheei-Iron. and Cornice-WorkefS'
Eagle Hal. -,
Enterprise Council. Jr. o. L. a NJ
Schiller Han. .. = a
T.. A. NJ. fall. =,
New South Council Jr. -. l. =. -'''
Eighth and Hun streets. ,..v
trinity Ter1pis. l. Q. q. r.. Central Han.
sidney Lodge. ]. Q. G. T., BelNidere
East. End Lodge, l. Q. G. T.. Springfield
west,End Lodge. /. O. C. r. Ga,ewoods
Company A. First Regiment Armory.,
n = Lee Camp. G. V. Lee Camp nan.
Friendship Lodge, N. OF r., 1ohe|
virginia Lodge, Shield Of Honor. Smiths
Hall. 60
Aurora Council. Jr O. Z. 4. n" Gate
woods Hail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13

The most difficult problem OF the day
is the management OF municipal govern
monts. The Philadelphia Inquirer, speak
ing Of the condition Of things in that
city. Gays:
philadelphia Is being pundered. Con-
tractors Tor street-cleannG have ovaded
the law and their contracts and. &C
cording 10 the testimony produced he
fore The Investigating committee. have
been upheld practically by mo authori-
ties Contractors for the collection OF
garbage have done about a. they pleased.
Their agreements have been violated
openly The ssrcet-ra:lway companies
have had no regard whatever for the
law. and the city authorities are con
f,sse6iy allowing them to pave In as
cheap a manner as possible. There is
law regulating this kind Of paving
This law might as well he a dead letter
Mr.. Dolan boasts that Philadelphia has
been given many miles of new pave
ments. They are new enough. but every
Belgian block has been laid without the
slightest intention Of observing the law
What h. worse. Che city authorities wink
AZ the dcrciic;ion, and make no EFFORT 10
protect tho city. There IS q gas COM
pany IN this town. which Is charging
tho city double rates. Why? Because
some of the old Traction rinsstcrs are
interested in H. There Is an electric
light combination. which is robbing the
city OF Sl.3C0 a day. Why Because
Councilmen and political bosses are inter
estec in IT.
Where one single job IS robhing Phila-
delpha Of more than 100000 q year. The
question OF how mucn all the Jobs are
robbng her OF becomes a very serious
one to her taxpayers indeed.
We have tho most abiding faith IN
the idea that q city should administer
as few Of its affairs as possible. The
recent exposures made at our Gas Works
show what Is the inevitable tendency Of
q commercial enterprise run by politics.
The inherent elements OF the case make
it certain that corruption will sooner or
later rule in selecting those who are TO
administer the enterprise. and as soon as
they get comfortably installed in their
places, they VIII. without fail. commence
robbins the city TO pay those who put
them into power for the services they
did them when placing them there.
Upon the other hand, the robberles In
Philadelphia seem TO have been all mace
By private companies that had contracts
with the city 10 furnish her what she
needed. In that case, the thing Is man.
aged thus: 4 lot OF politicians and heel
ers form = iotnt stnak company 10 water
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13

s Suggestion That She should Hold Big
Exposition in May of That Year.

To the Editor OF The Times:
Sir.-1 think you will agree with me
that the triccntcnnial Of the first. set
tlement Of Virginia or the first settlement
made by the Ang.n-SaTon race IN tho
new world will be- celebrated 4 We dc
lay some OF the large northern cities
VIII perhaps lay claim TO ;hc right Most
nkeiy, boston viii claim that she IS the
most appropriate city for the honor. I'M
less the ground IS pre-empted by some
other city. ! have been forcibly impressed
with the idea that Richmond the capital
or the old Dominion should have the
honor, and that she cannot lay claim to
~ too soon so that she may prevent
others from contending with her for
what should bc most appropriately ners
| notice that both New Orleans and
81 Louis are laying claims 10 l@3
for an exposition. Let Richmond lay
claim 10 1907 before she has a c0mpot.-
tor. There is no date in American MS
tory so deserving Of honor as this.
| therefore suggest that an exposition
be held at Richmond. commencing MAY
70. 1907. in honor Of the nrsr settlement
Of Virginia and the Auelo-.;axon race
starting ct this early date. grounds
might be selected and purchased by the
city cheapiy. q little way out of the
city, in what is now known as country
This might be laid off. and planted in
trees which would attain considerable
growth fl eleven years.
The grounds might be otherwise beau
titled and many preparations made. which
could not have been forescen In n shorter
time. Can YOU not start the ball in mo-
ton. by making claims for Richmond
now through your paper for the exposi
ton TO which | have referred.
Yours. very truly.
NICHOLAS TFRRAR.
GRAFTON. CHARLES COUNTY. MD,
dec lNt5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13
CLOAKS.

WEATHER during November was not
favorable TO sales OK Garments OF winter
weight, as many manufacturers ioIhd 10
their disappointment
Many special opportunities come 10 US
opportunities which customers always
share.
The following are a few you can snare
in to-day and uuti sold
Ladies Black Bouclc jacket, STOCK COZ 70
lar. fun sleeve, ripple back-the grade
we've found such ready sellers at -.
We have - OF them received to-day
PRICE NOW -.
The Glossy. Shaggy Boucie. ripple back'
fun sleeve. in Navy and Black, siN-hut-
ton front stock collar. that sold Tor S'.C
and excellent value at that, now So
The Astrachan- Effect Boucles. ia STACK
that were 80 populac and ready sellers
an SO we've secured a small lot when
YOU can share in az $50.
The Smooth Beavers and kerseys nave
an undergone a change or price 10 give
Won "A Cloak bargain Tor Christmas.
Short. hobby Beaver Jacket. Iout-put-
tom front. price was SO. NOW 500.
The Sl2 Kersey. in Navy, Tan, ana
Black. reduced 10 SO. 49,.
The SO Stylish, Tailor-Made, VET
seam Shield-Front Beaver jacket hh-
DtCED To $50. e.
The finer SIS Jackets reduced 10 so,
iu smooth and rough materlal-ah AT one
price 20 choose from. , ..
The finer Jackets at so reduced now
10 Sl7.5 and the SO 30 Jackets VIII NOW
BE SOLD at $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13
"Tiir Other Side p"

To the Editor OF The Times:
Sir,--The argument Of THE Other
Side" in a nutshell IS that the Legis-
la,ure OF The State shall continue to
logalizc gambling on horse-racing, so
,ha; few nen IL The State may derive
revenue from the raising of race-horses.
Must the Legislature iegalize everything
that promises 10 yield a revenue? Is
not the good name OF the state to be
consldered2 VIII her chosen representa-
tives fix upon her foul plague-spot that
q few men may sell race-horses Tor a
good price? Is enlightened public senti-
ment 10 be oehed and the moral senti-
ment OF the good people CT the State 70
be outraged. that the gamblers OF the
country may. by authority Il law. de-
bauch the morals OF the young men OF
tho State? There ts that which Is In
'initely moro valuable than race-horses
or money r. W. MOORE
Marion Va. Dec. II, 1895.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13

be reversed. the verdict set aside. and
In the cases OF Mary Abernathy vs..
the Commonwealth and OF Solomon AiaIo-
be VS.. the Commonwealth. the Jnesitv,iniss
Will be reversed. the vertllcts set asi.c,
and new trials awarded in each ease TOT
the reasons given in the case OF foheS
Barnes vs. tho Commonwealth.
WHERE JUDGE RELY DIFFERS.
Pokev Barnes VS.. Commonwealth. DIS
senting opinion Of Judge John W. kieiy,
/ concur in 9ll OF the opinion eS ~,
that part which holds that, where Upon
tho trial OF a capital case the Jury ste
adjourned from one day 10 another, VIZ
record should show that me JutS, H,I's
such adjournment, were piactH III ,o
custody of the proper officer with instruc-
tjoDs not 10 SPEAK to them nimsell nor
allow anv one else TO speak 10 tueui
touching the trial OF the case. rom tlde
/ am constrained 10 dissent II II w.
per and wcll-estaDlished pracucS tnaatt III ho
Jury. upon an adjournment shouia Il, -.
ulaced In the custody OF the proper OFFICER
and kept together free from all extran-
eous influences, but IL IL not Iec0s s,a,
parf OF the record to sustain Inc Juos
rnent II Il; in ny oplnlySn; ,,, hN should
sffiruat;yeiy appear. but - one OF the
Incidents OF the trial that TINS Gov TT
should presume was regular ulllezs W
contrary appears. IL should be preSufh,@o
ma. the colir. in the conduct OF the trlai
nroceeded orderly and in the usual way,
unless the contrary appears by me recorn
or vas made 50 to appear by some applv-
pirate proceeding. III, o..tuto, 81
Marable Us. Commonwealth. opinion OK
Judge John W. Rely. A..
I'm addition 10 what 1 have said IN M,
case of Pokev Barnes, J. desire 10 an1
thai in this case the order OF the !4lal
court recf,es that the jury sworn on
Yesterday to try this case appeared ID
court according 20 then adjournment. IN
custody OF the sheriff OF this court,
nrsstmnttor from this that the jury were
duiy placed by the court at the adjourn
nent on the evening before I'm the CUSTODY
OF the sheriff How else would they or
could they be the next morning III his
cflafofr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13

else from people engaged in such bus'-
ness2 Ask any man who knows tho
ways OF the world and vii; answer you
candidly. and he viii tel. yon frat :he
faro-dcalcr has Just right 10 complain
that the Legislature should put linn un-
der the ban and let these horse-cbarts
work their tricks under the shield OF
Nirginias law. Indeed. as De'w sen the
two, the faro-dcalcr plays much me
fairer game. The player mas 'cticr
chance with him.
The existence OF such law MS - now
ON our statutc-books is n grave rffiec-
ton upon either the Intelligence or inc
integrity OF our Lawmakers, and - Ger
tainly a disgrace to the Common"eiltA'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13
sill Missing.

". Scott Bailey Is still missing a'G u,
while il IS runo-cd that his wite Is ~
receipt of a letter from him, the tIs ~
Of this cannot be ascertained, as %
declines 10 saw anything about me
,,ottsr oven 10 her friends. il is not
believed that any harm las befailen the
erratic grocer. and his return at any
moment - expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13
Children's Refers
and CIOakS.

of which we show the largest variety IN
Tie civ. are here shown in an endless
variety OF STYLES and cOlOrs.
Tho =. ~ Blue Serge Refer NOW ST.
The Cheviot. iu Tan and Brown. That
was S24S. Is now REDUCED TO $50.
Plun Cheyi0ts. IN BOucie effects, that
were 81. are NOW S.1j.
The liner Boucle Jackets at So.os are
NOW 81.
The So. ~. 81. and s. 20 stylish Jackets,
sjz6 Il 10 - years, all REDUCED 10 -.
Children's finer Jackets reduced in same
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13

his week on an Trimmed Haas and Bon
nets in the entire establishment. This
means the s. Hats al SljO. the SO Hats
az SIS. 81 Hats at 50, IS Hats at So
$40 Hats at $50 Fully $50 HATS 10
pick from, including all the very latest
and new effects in street and dress HAS.
SPECIAL REDUCTION IN PRICE OF
our entire stock of UNFRAMED FELT
SHAPES for Misses and Ladies In Black
as well as cOlOrS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13
Holiday Goods.

Presents are 10 be found here suitable
4 complete variety Of DOLLS, second
10 none shown I'm Richmond. and at prices
loss than heretofore shown.
Toilet Sets Glove Boxes. handkerchief
Boxes. Smoke Sets. Cigar Gases, toildl
AMI Cuff Receptacies. Necktte Cases,
I'amps Bisuues. Mirrors. BrOnzes, Clocks.
Filigree Slverware, Jeweify BETS
Buckles Manicure Sets. Paper knives
AMI I'm sterling. fl'gree, anu other ware
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13
Kaufman & Co.
-=<H1s.a.ls- "a 2zMtn-
JUST NOW THIS
STORE ISAT ITS BEST.

The zest of holiday selling permeates
every section, and every department re.
spends with the greatest attractions OF
fht4 ta.r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13
Holiday Sale Of Millinery
Discount Of Is Per Cent.

As an inducemcnt for you 10 purchase
TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS for
holiday gifts, We are Offering a special
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-13

Judge James Keith. president: seaboard
and Roanoke Railroad Company against
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-04

The Texarkanian says: "Patro-
nize the man who adyertises. You
do not visit your neighbor unless
asked to, and do not attend we'd
ding or party without an Invitation;
then why should you intrude on the
privacy 81 a storekeeper without
an invitation? Buy of the live.
goahead business man, who not
only invites you to come in and see
him every day, but educates and
keeps yon posted on what is
popular iii his line OF goods.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-04

c. Yoss & Bro. this morning re-
seived the first bicycle tandem ever
brought to Pine Bluff. It's for a
lady and gentleman, and is a beauty.
Il will be rented out. Who win be
the first couple to ride it2
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-04

Steamer Buckeye State leaves
Cincinnati Wednesday, December 4.
receiving freight for Pine Bluff. This
is the first boat south out of eincin-
natl for ten months. She will solicit
business from Louisville, Evansville
and Paducah also.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-04

Mr.. Al. Mitchell, the popular
Second avenue confectioner, has a
full line of beautiful holiday goods,
holiday periodicals, etc, and he
always keeps the latest newspapers
and everything that one could ex-
pect in a house of his line. His
prices are always reasonable. Give
him a call.
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The u. s. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior TO all Others.
Nervous Prostitution
Cured by Or. Miles Nervine.

Prolonged arrangement of the nervous
system not only Affects the brain and men
tai powers, but develops disease in some of
the vital organs. The most dangerous Of
these indirect results is when the heart is
affected. This was the case of the Rev. N.
f, Surface, Fawn River, Mich. who writes
under date of Feb a. 1895:
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Judge Rankin and Mr.J.I.. MeL.ain,
OF Little Rock, representing the
Interstate Building and Loan
Association, OF Little Rock, are in
the city for The purpose OF forming
local board of the Association in
Pine Bluff.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-04

MIR. j. 7. Davis. OF this city, re-
ceived telegram last night stating
that his brother, Mr.. james Davis.
was dangerously i'll in Mobile. Mr..
Davis left for that city on the morn
ing Valley train.
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The revenue derived BY the city
from the Police Court for the month
Of November was $594.75 cents in
cash and $500 which was worked out
on the streets.
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Trinity Church choir has just re-
eeived splendid selection of holi-
day music, which will be sung by
the choir Christmas, under the
leadership of that splendid singer
and leader, Mr.. Martin j. Pam
thpr
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-04

The remains of Mr.Johnnie Hughes.
who died in San Antonio, are ex-
pected To arrive here tomorrow, and
will be buried in the afternoon at 3
O'Clock.
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At the regular meeting of Jacob
Brump Lodge No. 100. f. and A. NJ
the following officers were elected:
$. Y. Saunders, w. NJ; f. Becker, S.
W; w. J. d. Vernon, j. ": Charles
We'll, Treas; N. Boyd, Seey.
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The daily GRAPHIC will publish
Presidents Gleyeland's forthcoming
message in full. BE sure You get the
paper and read it.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-04

Miss Claudia Meyer and Miss Ma
rianm Frankli left for Little Rock
yesterday afternoon where they win
visit friends for a few weeks.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-04

Business with GU. merchants mas
been better today than for weeks
past.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-04

The GRAPHIC will issue hand
some Christmas edition this year
as usual, Don't fail to get your ad.
in this number.
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Mrs. Eugene Flies left for Memphis
yesterday, from there she will go to
Birmingham to visit relatives for
several weeks.
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Arthur Miller, the negro arrested
in this city for cruelty to animals.
was tried by jury in Justice Vance's
court this morning, and he was
found guilty and fined 81 and costs.
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Mr.. James Fitzhugh, after "A
business visit to Pine Bluff, returned
to his home at Rives this morning.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-04

Mr.. sam Winters, Of the Arlington
bar, came down from his home at
HensleS this morning.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-04

Mr.. A. r.. Sheriff. cameup from his
home at Sheriff., this morning and is
today shaking hands with his many
Pine Bluff friends and aequihtances.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-04

Mrs. Maude Felner and son are
expected home from the North in a
few days. They have secured board
At Ne. 2o5 West NTH avenue.
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Mr.. ''Stony" j. Beauchamp, of
Little Rock. one of the most popular
young business men OF the City
OF Roses, was in Pine Bluff yester-
dBy.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-04

Miss Mary Green, daughter Of
Assistant Chief of Police, Thos.
Green, is conpalescent after severe
spell of sickness.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-04

Mra. Thomas A. Eaton, who has
been visiting Mrs. II. A. Mccoy for
several weeks, returned home sun
day.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-04

Mr.. J. L. Meyers, the popular
insurance man of Little Rock, viii
leave for his home this afternoon,
after pleasant visit to Pine Bluff.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-04

During the month of November,
according to the books of the City
Clerk, there were eighteen deaths in
the City OF Pine Bluff.
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A great many of our country
friends are in Pine Bluff today, sell
ing the cotton aud buying Xmas
goodA.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-04

Capt. p. n. yangine wealthy
merchant and planter OF Sheriff., ar
rived in Pine Bluff this morning.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-04

Mr.. s. q. Dean and wife, Of Prin-
centon. were guests OF the Airing
ton Hotel last night.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-04

Mr.. NJ. V. Hartman. and employee
of the Bluff City Lumber Company,
on account of sickness, returned to
his home in Little Rock yester-
siav
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Col. Dan w. Jones, ex-Attorney
General, of Arkansas, paid our city
a business visit yesterday He re-
turned home in the afternoon.
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ATTORNEY Henry ". Wells, OF Mon
tieello, was in the city this morning
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Mr. James Fitzhugh, OF Rives is in
the city on business visit today.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-04

MI. E. NJ. Brown, an influential
citizen OF Greer, was in the city last
night.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-04

Col. Ben w. johnson, a leading
member of the Camden bar, came
down from Little Rock this morn
ing.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-04

Il vas colder last night and this
morning than at any previous time
this season
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-04

Mr.. W. W. Ware, one of the train
dispatchera Of the st. L. S. w,
is convalescent, after Il severe spell
of sickness.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-04

MIR. and Mr.. w. L. Jackson, after
pleasant visit to Pine Bluff, re-
turned To their home at Toronto
this morning.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-04

MFR. Sandy Reeves was called to
Rison today on important business
before the Cleveland Circuit court.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-04

Mr.. ehas. Howson left for his plan
tation near Einwopd this morning.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-04

The jury of the Jefferson Circuit
Court was excused this morning
until 0 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-04

Rev. ]. f. Carr and Capt. n. T.
Roberts leave tomorrow for Eonoke
to attend Methodist Conference.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-04

MIR. b. D. Cook, of Little Rock,
was guest Of the Arlington Sun.
day.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-04

Snow fell for short time in this
city at an early hour this morn
ing.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-04

Mr.. 2. G, Iinkins,a popular young
business man Of Sheriff., is in
town.
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Capt. J. f. Ritchie, State Land
Commissioners. is in the city today
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-04

Steamer j. A. Hardin leaves Mem
phis tomorrow at p. IN. for Pine
Rlnff.
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A Vast Organization.

Beyond question greater, better
ana superior TO any Minstrels OF the
past and present, making it nm ideal
and real mohiliza ton OF an Monar,l,s
OF the Minstrel World. Absolutely
an entire change OF programmes sinea
our last visit Watch Tor onr Grant
Street Parade at Noon. :
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TO our Friends.

We take this method OF returning
thanks to the many sincere and de
voted friends who so kindly admins
tered to our deceased relative in her
last suffering and for their many acts
OF sympathy subsequent upon her
death. 1t is, indeed, Il bright ray in
the otherwise cloudy sky OF desola-
ton to know that Others as well as
ourselves appreciated the great
worth of the one who is gone, and
share our grief al her loss.
Respectfully.
Gro. W. STuBBIEFGEI.D.
STITH
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From Mondays Dailyl

Mr.. II. c. Bullock, leading bust
ness man of Collins. is in the city.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-12-04

Col. Met l.. Jones is attending the
Cleveland Circuit court at Risen.
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Pine Bluff, Ark, Nov. 30. 1895.