Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-07-22

Follow the crowd to katzenSte teln s for shoes at manufacturers prices. Must make room for fall goods. 112 Main St. Id
 Enter the race for the GRAPHc's Monarch Bicycle and Smith-P Premier Typewriter you have as good a chance for success as anyone.
 The Rev. John F. Carr, Jr., occu- pied the pulpit at the Main street Meteodist Church Sunday evening, His sermon was an able one.
 Thomas Pumps are the best made for service. J. M. GOZA. Mr. c. E. Newton, of the New York Racket Store, will leave in afew days for the eastern markets tu purchase a large stock of goods for his firm.
 The popular and charming Miss Ella Galbraith is spending several days at Sulphur Springs, the guest of Capt. and Mrs. Sebastian Geisreiter. Now is the time to put up your preserves. Go to Smith < Robinson's s and purchase the Mason fruit jars.
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 Messrs. C. E. Newton, $. H. Zoiler and Edward Levine were among the excursionists to Memphis Saturday night. They returned home Sunday night.
 The Fletcher Rifles and the Dixie Lady Guards, of Little Rock, passed through Pine Bluff on q special ear Sunday, en route home from Tyler, Texas.
 Why does Smith x Robinson use only Full Moon four ill baking? Be- cause it is the best. lStf
 Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Goldsmith and Mr. and Mrs. s. Guggenheim will leave on August 1st for Potash Sul- phur Springs, where they willsoiourn for several weeks.
 Mir. Frank Graham will leave to- morrow for Chicago where he has ac- eepted the position of manager of one of the best opera troupes that will travel during the coming season.
 BICYCLES FREE from all defects. Best line in the State.
 J. M. GOZA.
 Mr. l.. T. Sallee and family, Mir. k Lee Johnson, and wife and Mir. George U. and Miss Jessie Adams left this afternoon for Clear Lake to spend z week camping and fishing.
 Little Rock went wild over tht "Fog Horn" cigar. Rowland ha' them. | 25dt
 Col. R. NJ. Knox has recovered hi Jerseys that were stolen from hin Saturday night. He ana the officers chased the thieves so closely that they turned the cows loose and they returned home.
 County Clerk Flanders offers to givt a marriage license free to the member of the Rowland ball club who knock, the first home run in the game today and tomorrow. Here is chance i boys, take advantage of it.
 The Mas0n fruit jars, at Smith X Robipspn's, are just the thing fol putting up preserves. 73dtf
 Mr. Fred Fox and family and Mir and Mrs. John W. Crawford will leave about the middle oi August for Cooks Lake, in Calhoun county, where they will spend a month fishing and hunting.
 Any person caught stealing the coupons from subscribers papers are liable to indictment and imprison- ment. Upon reporting any failure to receive the coupons to this office, the GRAPHIC will take pleasure in aiding subscribers to detect guilty parties. nAkIsT Travel without accident EHgN insurance, which can be 0Vas had at the Mills Agency. Today, five years ago, Mir. Joseph Merrill, founder of Merrill Institute, passed from this earth to his eternal rest in that beforehand By his noble gift to the young men of Pine Bluff, he left monument behind him that will ever cause him to remembered and hOnOred.
 The Epworth Leagues of the city are preparing for a grand union prayer and praise meeting at Sul- phur Springs next Friday night. The