Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1895-11-27

P. R. Earhart, of Kingsland, is
autographed at Hotel Trulock.
Only a few cases of misdemeanors
were before the Police Court today.
About sixty Camdenites came up
to the city on the excursion yester-
day.
Mr.. W. o. Rogers, an influential
citizen of Camden, is in the city to-
day.
Mr.. J. Il. Mccarthy, a leading
business man OF Little Rock, is in the
city.
DR.. j. p. Runyan has returned
from professional visit to Stutt-
CART.
The cold wave has not yet arrived,
but the winters rain has come ia it's
place.
Work OF grading Fourth avenue
will soon be begun by the Valley
Railroad.
Mr.. G. d. Dickson, of Summeryille,
was a guest of the Arlington Hotel
lastnight.
Maj Charles G. Newman, editor of
the Commercial, is said to be quite
sick today.
Mr.. VIM. Hawthorne, a large
lumber dealer OF Harlow, was in
the city Saturday.
Mrs. Leo Andrews is much worse
today DR.. D. S. Mills was called to
see her Sunday.
Mrs. j. T. Bradford returned today
from a visit to her friend, Mrs.
Mosely, at Lake Dick.
Mr. D. ". Kidney left this morn
ing on a trip down the Valley road
in the interest of the Water Pierce
Oil Co.
Mr.. J. X. Underwood and wife, of
Helena. who have been visiting the
Misses Carr, left Saturday night for
their home.
An excursion train of four coaches
filled with colored people came up
from Camden yesterday. These peo-
pie came up to attend the conference
services
Mr.. Stitth Stubblefield, of st. Louis,
was called to this city, by telegram,
today, on account of the serious i'll
ness of his mother, Mrs. George Stub
blefield.
It will be a long, long time befor
E. L. Wright again has a chance to
beat his wife, and may be by the
time he has done penance on the
county farm he will realize that
in these enlightened days, when the
new woman" is such power in
the land, that wives can not be
beaten with impunity. For this
oifense Magistrate w. D. Vance fined
Wright $3.50 and costs.
We call the attention OF our read
ers to the advertisement which ap-
pears in this issue for Mr.. j. A. Coles,
druggist and dealer in all kinds OF
proprietary medicines, toilet articles,
etc. Mr.. Coles is successor to j. S.
Ingram and is located at No. 222
Main street. He has Il large and
carefully selected stock of Xmas
toys and fancy goods, and solicits
share OF the patronage of the public.
The GRAPHIC is reliably informed
that Judge Frank Silverman and his
son Randall will establish an ice fac
tory at Eureka Springs, this State,
at an early day. We are also in
formed that the machinery for
thirty-ton ice plant'has been ordered.
Judge Silverman is now at Eureka
Springs, where its curative waters
are very beneficial to his physical
affection. This step. we are told, is
largely due to the Judges health, and
it is probable that he will spend the
most OF his time in the future that
place.
All who enjoy fun should not fail
to attend the Female Minstrels to-
morrow night. The Jokes are new,
and jig and wing dancing will be the
genuine negro dances. Boomers
will be strongly in evidence in the
second session, and the cause of the
coming woman will be promoted by
such fair but shy young misses as
Sallie Dreyfus, Absie Knox, Babe
Bloom, Tonic McEwen. Ruby
Leverenzs, Georgiana List, Airy
Tauloch and other leaders among
the young people of the city. Go