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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
nuck Nash Discharged.

The charge Of disorderly conduct and
shooting on the street. which had been
preferred against Buck Nash, was heard
in the Police Court yesterday morning.
The case was continued from last Thurs
day. and Nash was discharged because
the witnesses who swore TO hearing the
shots fred were unable to identity Nash
as the offender.
Mary Scott (colored) was fined $3.50
for refusing TO move when ordered to
do so by a policeman. and Anthony
Walker was sent to Jail for six months
as a suspicious character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.

No house in America ever offered
its patrons such values as are gwen
by US to-day.
Chintz-Finsh Persian Prints, exquisite
patterns, SIC.
Al Real-French Percales. pretty. new
designs. sc.
Fine French Dress-Duckings, light and
dark styles, lie, zoe. kind.
Real Utica Sheetings. 25c. quality, for
70 2-3c
Covert-Cloths in Brown or steel-Gray
Mixtures. look just Ike imported
wear. Sic, instead OF sc.
Double-Fold Large Figured Wrapper
Cashmeres. beautiful designs. S-4c.
yard.
Embroidered Fancy Apron-Ginghams,
double-fold, l-Sc. yard.
Ready-Made Pillow-Cases for 5 3-ic.;
Ready-Made Sheets, 72xsO, S9c.
FROM $50 TO 1890:
Real Scotch Apron-GInghams. splendid
quality, for 3 lie. yard.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK:
Close-Woven Fine Brown Cotton. for
. 3-4c. yard.
FROM $50 TO 100:
A Fruit-of-Loom Bleached Cotton.
lie. yard.
Surprise prices on CorSets-will
oSt tiiC tOWii WOuOSllIIR.
SPECTAL-FROM TO 10 O'CLOCK:
French Coutille Corset. silk Hamburg
edge, bone-bust, extra-long waist. $50
value. for 69c.
FROM 1910 To O'CLOCK:
American-Linen Corsets, White ana
Drab. 2 wide side splits. bones each
side. silk Hamburg. trimmed and
Tossed, boned bust. shook length,
double-clasp, LIS value, for SIC.
French Jeans Corsets. coutille stripped.
trimmed, Toe. value, for &c.
6-Hook Stella Corsets. In White and
Drab, $50 value. SIC.
FOR ALL DAY:
J. b. 81 Corsets. TJc.
G.. Il. a Ia Spirlte $50 value, for yl.,o:
$3.50 value for $3.50.
In Black I,alian-Cloth, $50 value, for
Thomson's New-Model, $50 value. for
s-Hook P. n. Patent Cork-Protector.
warranted not TO rust or break, S.io
value to introduce them, 81.
To.morrow's New Books are:
From the Memoirs Of a Minister OF
France" by Stanley j. Weymtn. en-
bossed linen. illustrated, x.25 value.
csc.
"AIl About Paris" by Richard Hard
ing Davis, $50 value for $i.is.
"a Galloway Herd" 50c, paper edition.
by s. r. Crockett. author OF The
stickit Minister" The Lilac sunbon-
net" for Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
Was sick on Fifth street.

Mr.. John II. johnson. who was reported
q few days ago as being mysteriously
absent from his home, informs the Dis
patch that the intimation that he was
probably suffering from mental depression
was incorrect. He says he was stopping
on Fifth street. and that his family and
neighbors knew this. He Is still unable
70 attend to any business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
Died from Hcmorrhagcs.

The remains OF Mr.. Claude Payne. the
Young man who died suddenly at Fort
Lee on Friday. were brought here by
the father OF the deceased yesterday. The
funeral arrangements have not as yet
been perfected. The cause OF the death
WAS bsmorrhages Of the lunRs-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
To Attend the Great session.

Councilman John S. Trower and High
Constable L. c. Garrison. Great Repre-
sentatives to the Great Council Of the
United States, Improved Order OF Red
Men. left the city yesterday for Provi-
dence. r. l., via Norfolk and the Old Do
minion Steamship Line. TO attend the ses-
sion of the Great Council. which Will
convene In that city on Tuesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
"sun,.e. Archer Ii No More.

Willie Archer, the colored boy, better
known as Snake who for years sold
this paper on Main street. In front
~ the Dispatch Office. is no more. He
diea nj his home In Jackson Ward yes
terday aftep a lingering Illness. His fu-
neral will take place from the Sixth
Mount Zion church Monday afternoon
at O'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08

THE PEOPLES STORE

Never printed
surprisingly low these prices the goods are here and are going be d
of a the prices named ~
Goods delivered purchase possible not certainly next day
Monday THE COHEN
PANY has to-day the Big Store
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08

Mems All-silk Teck and Four-in-Hand
Ties-Back, White. and Fancy Col
ors-2jc. kind. for l2hc.
Mems Silver or Gold,Finished h ,1i
Contributions, pretty designs, Dc. kind,
for 15c.
$4,000 worth of all kinds Linens
were shipped US by our syndicate.
To-morrow's selling will be great.
Double space given the department.
The lot consists Of Table-Linens,
Napkins, Tray-Cloths, Sheeting,
Pillow Linens, Buffet and Tray
Cloths. All to be sold for less by
far than ever before.
GO-inch Real Turkish Table Damask, soc.
quality, for &c. yard.
Solid Turkey-Red Table Damask, Gre
clan borders, 69c-gsc. grade.
Real German Table Damask, grass
bleached, full width, all white or white
with cOlored borders, 33c.. from zoe.
Pure-Linen Damask. 5i-inches wide, sill
yer bleached. 39c., from 69c.
Irish or German Table Damask, satin
finished. nine different designs, zoe.
50 and Csc. qualities OF satin-Finished
Table Damasks are &c. now.
All-Linen Grass-Beached Table Da-
mask. extra heavy, closely woven, oSc.
quality, l9c. yard.
Il Pure-Linen $50 satin-Damask Table
Linen for S9c.
FROM $50 TO 10 O'CLOCK
Real Turkey-Red Table Damask. full
width. 12isc. a yard.
is Full-Bleached Dinner Napkins. satin
damask, 81 a dozen. from So.
Pure-Linen Dinner Napkins. 81 grade,
81 Pure-Linen -Bleached Dinner
Napkins, $3.50 value. &.75 a dozen;
Large Size Damask Doylles, Us KIND,
Pure-ILnen Hemstitched Centrepieces,
open work, Doc. kind. 25c.
Pure-Linen Open-Work Hemstitched
Carving-Cloths. 81 kind. SIC.
@c. Fringed Pure-Linen Tray-Cloths,
l2izc
Pure-Linen Open Hemstitched Pillow
Cases, 22x35. 37i2c. each.
4S-inch Pillow Linen. extra-close woven,
81 grade. 6sc.
Checked Linen Glass Towelling. Sc.
2sc. grade Of satin-Damask open-Border
Choice OF one lot Of Huck and Damask
Towels. former prices up to &c, now
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
Bleached Cotton Glass Crash, &c. yard.
White Goods at entirely new
prices.
White English Lonecloth and Soft-Fin-
ished French NansoOk, 10 and 2Vc.
grades, l-3c.
Fine Check and Plaid Nainsook, l2ia
and lG 2-3c qualities. 63.c. to-day.
54-inch Extra Heavy Table-Padding. 39c.
yard. .,
Irish-Point Open-Work Pillow-Shams,
beautiful, new designs. cost $l.0 10
import, soc.
Irish Point Open-Work Washstand-
Covers. one Of the prettiest things out
Il ....r-.o.o q p. LIND --n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
LADIEs.KNIT UNDERWEAR

Over COO pieces TO be disposed
of to-day. These were shipped US
by our New York syndicate and
are all new Fall and Winter
Weights.
Ladies' White or Natural Non-Shrink-
able Vests and Pants, feiled seams
crochet neck, ribbon finished; value ~
the entire lot to be sold at JOc. each.
Ladies summer Lsle Vests, the kind
we sold for toe, now l2lsc.
FROM II TO IL O'CLOCK
1000 Children's Ribbed vests. medium
pies. 2 for Sc.
Hosiery prices of to-day have
never been equalled before. 5000
pairs shipped US by our syndicate.
Ladies, black Hose. Hermsdorf dye,
hgh spliced Csc. kind, for lsc.
Ladies' Boot-Top, Richelieu-Ribbed.
Fast-Blac Hose, cost 2sc. a pair to
import, Nc. pair.
Ladies' Black Hose. real French Isle.
guaranteed fast black. double heels
and toes. SOC quality. &c. pair:
Ladies' Black or Tan Hose. elastic
French foot. closely knit. &c. pair.
Ladies' Fast-Black. Full-Regular Hose,
cb I5s quality ss se Ia'' perby-Rbbea
Extra Heavy Hose-sizes to 91s-9c.
a pair, worth lie.
FROM 8 TO IL O'CLOCK.
Children's Fast-Blaek ersey-Ribbed
Hose. an elegant elastic article, ship
ned us by the syndicate as a school,
opening leader-slzes TO s1z-ic. a
pair.
Handkerchief Bargains are here
tomorrow. You'll say so, too.
Mems White Hemstitched or Colored-
Bordsred Handkerchiefs for sc. each.
Ladies' White Hemstitched or Colored.
Bordered Handkerchisfs. very sheer.
DC. each.
Mems All-Linen Handkerchief. full
size, &c. each.
Ladies' Fine and Sheer Hemstitched
Mourning or All-White Handkerchiefs,
Sc. each-good l2l.c. value.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
ART GOODS.

FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK:
Mantel Lambrequins, japanese de-
signs, fringed, 81 ~ value. for 73c
Stamped-Lln Centrepieces. with
doilles TO match. soc. value, for 33c
Stamped Laundry-Bags. In .colOB. 75c.
value. for l5c.
Art-Squares, 12xl2. 12 l-2c. value, for
&c.: lSxlS, DC. value, for ~ l-2c.
Stamped-Linen Centrepieces, 2lx2i, 45c.
value for 25c.
Satin-Damask Centrepieces. 69c. value.
for Acc.
Stamped-Llnen Tray-Cloth,, zoe. value,
80 and sec.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
COLORED WORSTED DRESS
GOODS.
Remarkable Values !

Remarkable Values
96-lnch ATWOOD French Twills, fall
shades, l9c. yard.
30 pieces Fancy Early-Fail All-Wool
Dress-GOods, for 25c.
X al All-Wool Serges. in new, dark
effects, dc, SOC. value.
Sl-Grade Atwood Fancy Colored Hen
rietta. sik-fnish, As inches wide. i9c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

Skirts, Drawers, Chemlse, and
Corset-Covers on centre counter
for 25c. each.
The above are all nicely trimmed
in Hamburg and Lace edges, and
are without doubt the greatest bar
gains we've shown this season in
the department. Most are SOC.
garments.
coc COUNTER OF MUSLIN UNDER
WEAR contains Ladies' Embroidered
and Lace-1rmmed Skirts, Gowns
Chemise. and Drawers. This lot IN
cludes former prices up TO Csc
FROM 1890 TO II O'CLOCK
ladies', French-Cambric Corset-Covers,
well made and perfect fitting: 634c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
SPECIAL.

1928 pounds of Best Mixed Can.
dies, Chocolate Creams, Marsh
naIlows, Cocoanut Creams, Cara
mels, MINIS, Winter Green, Butter
Candies, Chocolate and Violet
Favored Creams. Gumdrops, &c.,
25c. Mixture, for TIC. pound.
FROM I:9o TO 1890:
Cream Chocolates, lie. pound.
FROM 2 TO O'CLOCK:
100 ,,nnpfz no Mfxffr. 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
spECrAI-FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK:

SPECIAI-FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK:
2lS Handy-Editions Of favoritp authors
Doyle. Weyman, Harraden-"Ihe
Stickit Minister" 1.-THE Able Con-
etantine." etc, soc. value, for l9c.
STATIONERY:
1 l-2-pound package Irish-l Linen Writ
ing-Paper SOC. value. for 25c.
$50 boxes l5c Writing-Paper and En-
velopes for Sc.
2,lOO School-Pads. 500 sheets. l0c. value,
for sc.
1890 Schooi-Pads. 40 sheets, SC. value,
2 for &c.
Extra Quality I.ead-Pencils, detachable
erasers. 25c. dozen.
Eagle Brand Pencils. 2 for &c.
Nice Lead-Pencils, loo. dozen.
Lead-Pencils, good lead. l0c. dozen,
value. special for Monday, &c. dozen.
Slate-Pencils, &c. dozen.
Linen-Ba and Leather-Back Compost
tion-Books. l0c. values for &c.
&C. Pen-Staffs for &c.
&c. Psn-Staffs for 1c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
r,crnsIoNs, pIc-sics. &c.

, ,sr EXCURSION or THE sha'y p
IL, LNs NyasnINGroN over r.. + ara 81
TI9oNnAy MORNING, stp,emsbsi'. ~,
MOMps ewes broad ard Hcseof /, \ IA.
~ saS An 4. 81: rsturnIns, Leaves y ssiq
a. sen ' on the sith at 8 o'sloe6S, I. 81 y and /
paund.,rip, no C.. V. Cl.ssi,s 81
N THOMPSON Managers ~ 49,"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
HOUsEFURNISHINGs.

HOUSEFUkNl
Watch this department for bar
gains Monday.
Special sale of so High Grade
Banquet Lamps. central-draft burn
er, worth $3.50 each, for S2.9s.
4-quart Heavy Tin Coffee Pots. worth
2-qaart Covered Tin Buckets. worth &c.,
at &c.
DINNER SETS.
For MONDAY ONLY extra fine
English China Dinner Sets
Specially selected design on the new
Verona" shape. The decoration Is
dainty as French china, the quality
Is superb, each set contains ia pieces,
complete for " persons; for Monday
EIGHT CASES EGG-SHELL TEA
CUPS and SAUCERS. ALL SHAPES
AND TIN iINGS. VERY DAINTY
PATTERNS, some worth SEVENTY
FIVE GENTs-cHoIcE TWENTY
FANCY JARDINIERES, ASSORTED
COLORS, IMPORTED. VERY HAND
SOME PATTERNS. THIkTY-NINE
CENTS-VALUEs OF THEM ARE
DOUBLE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
CHENILLE TABLE COVERS

at pTlLtS Ike tIIcoC
s6x3s-inch, 42c. Ga Table-Covers, 'oc'
S-i Table Covers. Sl.15.
NEW TAPESTRIES.
Beautiful designs at S0c.
See what 75c. buys.
FROM TO IL O'CLOCK
White Linen Curtain Scrim, double fold,
hrnu.r, thraa1 &c O. yard.
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UNUSUAL AGREEMENT.
AGED COUPLE GET MARRIED UNDER PECULIAR clRcuM-
 STANCES.
Woman Wanted It Understood That Us Marriage Was No Love Affair, But Merely Matter of
 Business.

oNs.a Mich, Aug. 31.-Rev. Will Judd, of this place, was called
 to perform a strange wedding lony, the parties being John n and Mrs. Julia Armour, aged Id 66 respectively. Before the lony was performed contract dy drawn up by the woman igned by both, to the effect that, gh they were to live in the same }, they were to occupy different Ements, he to defray all living lses and she to do the cooking, In case of sickness the woman go to a hospital to be taken #, she to pay her own bills, and 'ersa. Should death enter this ge Household, neither is to lay
 to the others property. Ac- ng to the contract it shall go le heirs of said party. The able bride wishes it understood this is no love-sick affair; sim matter of business. Both as have some real and personal srty and both have children.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-01
RUSHING WAS SEEN.
A Raaidenca Sold

On yesterday MT. Gordon E. Green field sold his handsome residence at the corner of West Fourth avenue and Chestnut street to Mir. Charles Sylvester, the well-known shoe man. In conversation with a GRAPHIC re- porter yesterday Mir. Greenfield stated that in the course of a few
 days he and his family would leave for Huntsville, Ala, after which he would return to this city and engage in some kind of business. MT. Green field has the best wishes of the
 GRAPHIC in whatever he may engage
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-01
COTTON STATES AND INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION
DIED.

HAWKINs-In Pine Bluff, August 3l, 1895, Mss SARAH HAWKINS, aged about AS years.
 Called to it's home in the realms above has been the immortal soul of another gentle, christian woman. This time it was that of Miss Sarah Hawkins, who for many years past has been Il beloved member of the family of Capt. J. W. Hellums, of this city. The death of this esti- mable lady occurred Saturday morn ing at S:15 o'clock at the home Of Capt. Hellums, on Lakeside. The efuner- al serviees.took place at the family residence at o'clock last evening, and was largely attended by the friends Of the family. The remains will be inferred in Bellwoed Cemetery at 9o'clock this morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-01
 For the Monarch Bicycle.

Inaddition to the Bicycle Miss Bab McGehee also wins the pair of L. 4. ". bicycle shoes offered by J. Katz- enstein, the popular shoe dealer.
 Miss May Hudson, the second in the contest for the Typewriter, wins the handsome new and elaborate fall and winter hat offered by the Kaufman Bazaar Company to the second in the Typewriterconte
 OUR THANKS. - sgs The GRAPHIC takes this oecai eagN extend it's thanks to Messrs. J c Schloss, Henry Russell, Drew White
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-01
Great Excitement and Large Crowds at the Graphic
 Office Last Night.
For tae Typewriter.
For tite Bicycle.

The GRAPHIC's Typewriter and Bi- cycle contest was 3 bowling success.
 The large vote cast for the leading candidates attests the interest of the Pine Bluff public in the contests. Never before in the history of Pine Bluff, outside of a political election, was t&ere as much interest manifested in friendly rivalry for popularfayor as that eyineed by the friends and candidates ia the contest that closed lastnight. Yesterday was day of great activity at the GRAPHIC office. and throughout the day our press was kept busy printing coupons. It has been apparent for sometime that the candidates and their friends were each endeavoring to outgeneral the other by diliatoIy tactics. but after II o'clock last night the scene about the GRAPHIC office was one of great activity and thrilling excitement. Large crowds begun to assemble and coupons came in by the arm loadsiand sacks full.
 As the time drew nearer for the closing of the contest the crowd mul- tiplied and the excitement increased.
 In the throng were old men, boys, and men who had passed the meridian of life, each vieing with the other fn enthusiasm for their favorites When the big town clock in the steeple of the Court house begun to strike twelve, silence fell like pail over the heitherto ex- cited and noisy multitude, and when the last stroke sounded ballot boxes were closed and the contest was at an end. Then d grand shout went up from the eager throng, and each was loud in his claim that his fayor- ite was the winner.
 The ballot boxes, together with a mail sack and u large wooden box all filled with coupons were then turned over to the iudges-Messrs. Drew White, J. c. Schloss, Henry Russell, pr. J. H. Smart and ". 0. Adams-and the count of the ballots begun.
 After two hours of hard work the judges.and ourentire force ofemployes repaired to the City Restaurant where all became the guests of the GRAPHIC for lunch, which, while not sumptuous and elaborate, was, nevertheless, exceedingly refreshing and enjoyable.
 The count of coupons was then resumed, and continued until 5:15 o'clock this morning, when the re- suit was announced as follows:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-01

and Dr. James H. Smart. who, as judges, worked SD indefatigably and laberieaslf last night until 5:15 o'clock this morning in counting the coupons aHd declaring the result. They performed their work eheerfuliy, carefully Hla well, and are deserving Of the thanks of the contestants, as well as the GRAPHIC. for their patient and industrious labor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-01
CLARKE FOR THE SENATE
SOME INTERESTING POLITICAL COS.
 SIP FROM WASHINGTON.
Gov. Clarke, It is Said, Wants to Wear tho
 Senatorial Toga-Aileged Com
 bine Between the Gover- nor, Rector and | Enrdvea
Fordyce.

-m WASHINGTON, Aug. 30- Thereis an interesting piece of gossip about Arkansas politics going the rounds here today. A very large and healthy report has reached Washing ton that Gov. James P Clarke has decided to enter the race for the United States Senate against Hon. J. k. Jones, whose term as Senator from Arkansas will expire in 1897. It is reported that Gov. Clarke has recently written to Washington and secured copies of public documents, files of the Congressional Record, etc, for the purpose of reading up on Senator Jones record in the Senate in the hope of finding a weak spot with the view of attacking him. From letters received here it has leaked out that the Governor is making particular inquiries in re- gard to the Bond bill introduced by Senator Jones. and this, together with paragraphs which have aE peared in two or three Arkansas papers, notably one at Rison, leads many to believe that the Governor will attack Jones for introducing that bill
 The political 'know-alls' in the Arkansas colony here have it that Gov. Clarke is not on visit to Hot Springs purely for his health, but that his trip is to have large effect upon the complexion of the candi- dates i'll the next campaign. The knowing ones say that the Gov ernoc's mission to Hot Springs is to cement the offensive and defensive alliance alleged to have been formed between him and Gel Rector in the last campaign. The latter seemed to be making fair progress in the last cam paign for the nomination when he withdrew, leaving the present Governor comparatively easy win ner. It is said that at that time they formed an agreement by which the gentleman from Helena was to be Governor for only one term, and that he was to turn his strength to the gentleman from Hot Springs to succeed him, while the latter was to support the former for the seat now occupied in the Senate by Jones. It is common report here that the Governor would like to serve the people of Arkansas in the halls of the upper branch of Congress, and that Rector has not lost his desire to bs the Chief Executive of his State.
 The political checker board in Ar kansas will be watched with interest by the Arkansans in the National Capital during the next few weeks. Memphis Commercial.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-01
'heapest tae Gt Cheap

We want you to come around and see US. Come and look. It won't cost you anything. and perhaps you will see something that you want or Something so cheap that you can't resist it. We deliver goods to any address. Special inducements in siery, Ladies' and Gents Under wear and Furnishing Goods, Cut Iery and Pocket Knifes, Stationery, Notions, Ladies, and Gents Hats, Handkerchiefs, Table Linen, Laces, Ribbon, Fans. Umbrellas, Shades. Mating, Mems and Boys Pants.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-01
Opens September 3.

From this date 1 will be at the Col lege, corner Fourth and Pine streets, every morning from 3 to II andin the evening from ? to 4. All parties ehinking of taking Commercial or Shorthand work are invited to call and see me in regard to enrolling, or drop me card and will see you at your homes. Fall term opens Sep- tember 5.
 S2Sd3t T. 5. NETTLEToN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-09-01
Marriage Licenses

Saturday the County Clerk granted marriage licenses to the following couples: Iverson Smith and Laura Clement; Harry Churchill and Emma H. Harris; J. M. Smith and Eliza beth Noll.