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The Newtown bee., 1895-05-03
JAFFRAY'S CURTAINS.

We could easily get ss 1.s per cent more for this Stock did we believe in high profits, but the continual increase of our business is in keeping faith with the people. The public are great discerners of human nature, as well as judges of which they buy. Our small profit system suits everybody.
 Irish Point Curtains worth 84 now e2.50 pair Irish Point Curtains worth $5-50 now s3.9s. Irish Point Curtains worth $l0.50 now $50 pair.
 Swiss Curtains worth 5.50 now 3.9s pair.
 Swiss Curtains worth $50 now 5.5o pair.
 Swiss Curtains worth l5.00 now 800.
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SOUTHVILLE.
PERSONAL CHAT.

MT and Mrs Ira Pierce of Danbury were guests of Mrs A. NJ. Wordin, last week.
 Mrs David Botsford and children spent a few days at her fathers, s. F Clark's.
 G. W. Northrop is improving his place very much by painting his house and various other Improvements. A. Folliet is doing the painting.
 H. N. Camp has Miss Camp from Brookfield to keep house for him the coming season.
 Mrs W. Wilmont's father and mother spent the day with her, last week.
 A company from New Milford visited Mrs J. Wilmont, recently.
 D. R. Barnum, who has been afflicted with sciatiC rheumatism, is improving.
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ROUND THE STATION.

Miss Alice Warner is visiting her sis ter, Mrs Allen Joyce. Born, April A, son to MT and Mrs T. k. Mower.
 A social dance was held at o. s. Tyr rell's hall by the young people, last Fri day night.
 MT and Mrs Fred Platt and child of Bethel spent Sunday with Ira M. Booth. Charles Warner of WiDsted was in town, last week.
 Mrs Mallory passed away after long illness, Sunday, April 2S.
 Mrs William Newton spent Sunday in Daubury.
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KENT.
AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
 Rev MT Starr of Cornwall occupied the pulpit of the Congregational church, last Sunday, in exchange with Rev B. NJ. Wright.
 Ruth G. Soule, aged two years and six months, daughter of Edgar J. Soule of Bridgeport and granddaughter of Edward Lineberg of Kent Furnace, was buried in the Congregational ceme- tery, last Sunday afternoon.
 During the past week number of men under the direction of G. M. Page have been employed in blowing up the center of the dam at Kent Furnace. About 150 pounds of dynamite has been used in the work. The undermining of the east wing of the dam about two weeks ago, which turned the current of water against the east bank with such force as to threaten an entire change in the bed of the river at that point, made it necessary for the safety of the c0mpa- ny's buildings to open course for the water near the middle of the stream. MT and Mrs H. I. Wildman have re- moved their goods from the hotel and
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PETER SMITH.

Peter Smith is himself once once more. He is the Warren blacksmith. The Dwy shop has been swept and garnished and fitted up with horeshoes, nails, bolts, screws, etc, for the accommodation of customers. Whatever needs to be done in the blacksmith line will have prompt attention and first class work is assured. The sign is attractive and is designed to arrest the attention of the thoughtful.
 Blow, blow, blow the bellows, Peter
 Few the smithies that look heater;
 Patrons win by promptly serving,
 Work will come. all your deserving.
 Be Peter, as your made to be
 You'n prosper, all will surely see.
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BURGLARS IN TOWN.

A band of burglars entered our town, Monday night, and blew open the two safes in Ford Seeley's hardware store, getting from one safe about $125 and nothing of account in the other. The Town hall was then entered and the old safe was blown open and instead of money they only found bottles of whis- key. As this is strong no license town it is not supposed that this was town property. The band were doubtless the same that blew open the safe in Goshen on Sunday night.
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NEW MILFORD.
WORTHWHILE.

Mir and Mrs W. c. Hine visited Rev and Mrs Braman of Plainville, last week.
 Mrs William Wells is spending little time here.
 Dewitt Ford will devote himself to the culture of onions, this season.
 Milo Parsons has again taken up hi: e,ideuca here.
 Miss Josie Bauman visited her sister, Mrs Chester Soule, last week.
 Mrs John Mitchell is on the sick list
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THE HENS GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS Those hens which would not lay an egg in early winter have, now that the market is down, just dropped right onto business, one of them laying an egg with two yolks, measuring seven and three quarters by six inches, and two or three days after, another egg seven and seven eighths by six and one eighth. That is laying four eggs in two days.
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ROXBURY.
LEANDER HAMMERS BARN BURNED.

LEANDER HAMMERS BARN BURNED.
 The thunder shower of last week Thursday did quite an amount of dam age. Lightning struck and burned the barn and sheds of Leander Palmer on Botsford Hill, together with one horse, wagons, sleigh, moving machine and other tools. Another horse was badly injured so that it it not known whether he will be of any value to Mir Palmer or not,
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MT Schnell, who has been down with
 the grip, is still very weak and unable to work.
 Farmers are ploughing and putting ir
 grain. The top of the ground is getting dry under the influence of the warm sun and few days will fit the earth for DO. | tatoes and corn.
 Mrs Fry of East Kent, the wife of Rev MT Fry, was buried on Saturday. She died of pneumonia after short sickness. The death of young Wedge in Corn,
 wall with inflammation of the bowels
 near the road parallel with the Housa-
 tonic, was very sad. He had the entire
 care of the family. His father an inva. lid, afflicted with a softening of the
 brain and essentially confined to the
 house. If he is allowed to go out oi doors he must be watched. Young
 Wedge was 30 years old and the main
 stay. "The young may die, the old
 must die.''
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THE BIGGEST! !!
THE BEST

l mean my assortment of Flows and Harrows. I have three makes oi Flows, in every style, that are unequal ed by any others. As for Harrows, l am general agent for western Connec- ticut for the Morgan Spading Harrow, which is THE Harrow. They thorough ly pulverize the soil to any desired depth, leaving it smooth ard light. I have large stock of both Flows and Harrows.
 The Deerfsld Steel Harness have sold for years and my customers have found them to be just what claim: that they are light, hardy, durable and one of the best things for farm work.
 The Wizard weedsr will soon pay for itself and is a great work saver, while it will not injure the plants; and the Corn Planters I sell are real ne- cessity as are also the Markers and Coverers. All the above are economiz- CTS of time and money.
 The Artesian Well business is booming and l shall be glad to confer or correspond with any desirous of in creasing their water supply.
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BLEACHED TABLELINEN

f5 pieces Brown Dress Linen, at 25c yd.
 Very Choice and Stylish French Tea Cloths, yard square, would be cheap at S1.75. Our price q.
 Just received a dozen fine French Cloths, pure Linen, l2x4 size wide border, latest French designs, equal to any sold at s12-5o. Our price ss.50. Napkins to match. s5.75, Nap kins are extra large.
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moned to Paris, Ill.,, last week, by the death of his uncle, Horace Griswold.
 Mir and Mrs Jerome Wedge atte nded the funeral of Charles Wedge at Corn wall Bridge, last week.
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NEW STORE.

The heavy and light goods also have come for the young merchant, Henry 1 Comstock, and before these words have
 customers. It will be a very neat coun.
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GRANGE ITEMS.

The evening of Arbor day, May 3, will be devoted to the interest of the chil- dren. The program will consist of reel tations, songs, piano solos by the chil- dren and few comic magic freaks for their amusement. All members are re- quested to bring their children.
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NOTICE'
90, 94 BANK ST.,

You can get your Bicycles, Sewing Ma chimes and in fact any kind of Machinery re- paired; also agents for the best wind mill known, for pumping, grinding, saving wood, etc. Circular Saw Mill, Engines, Boilers and every kind ot Machine you want. Circular and Scroll Saving, Flaming, and Turning to order. Farm Implements of all kinds at
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NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS.

Scotch Lace Curtains.
 French Guipure Curtains. Great value at 2bc, 40c and Z5c pair.
 magnificent Curtain at loo pair. Chenille Portieres beauty at 1.9l pair. Extra Size Chenille Portieres cheap at 3.75. old price PSI pair.
 smyrna Rugs SOx60 inches worth $50 at 2.25 each; 36x72 inches, worth 500 at 2.9S each.
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l of farcy style, adoped some time ago The work is done under the supervision of his efficient superintendent, MT Carl son
 It is generally understood that A. 0 Baker will not rebuild his block. It is expected that Merchant W. A. Watts will take the property and build. MI Watts has been engaged in business here for many years, and has the confidence of the people. He is regarded as safe and progressive business man, is popu lar with the people, who sincerely hope he may go ahead should the former pro- prietors decide not to rebuild. Messrs Baker & Brinsmade built up a fine busi ness here, which has been well sustained by MT Watts.
 August Hoyt, the veteran hat man, paid one of his customary visits to town, last week. MT Hoyt has been in the hat trade for 35 years, and can be looked for at about such time. He is as regu- lar as clock.
 Arthur c. Titus and men have been engaged in painting the residence of Dr Ford, which is now being decked in light colors. MT Titus will soon begin on the residence of Mir VanIngan. He has al- ready given the new barn of MT Wads- worth a handsome dress of red. Mir Titus is we'll qualified to step into the business of shis lamented father, having worked with him more or less since he was l6.
 Maj Kingman, one of our popular rep resentatives to the Great and General Court, got ahead of Arbor day, this year. He was engaged on Friday. assisted by Mir Meramble, in planting tree in the little triangle opposite his house. Maj Kingham is constantly beautifying his place, and conducts 8 village improve ment society on his own account.
 Rev MT Fair, the popular pastor of the Swedish Lutheran church, visited Hartford on Monday, Stamford on Tues day, and Danbury on Wednesday.
 0ACScIJ dA anu hAS u1OthCl Ol Bridgeport came up on Monday evening to spend a little time at the old home- stead.
 Miss Lena Fenn, who has been in the city. for few weeks, arrived home, Monday evening, and will take up her kindergarten school again.
 William Watts has commenced in ear nest excavating the old cellar, prepara- tory to putting up new store on the same grouLd as the former one.
 A. c. Baker and family are again hap oily installed in their own home and welcomed by all.
 William H. Gibson and R. s. Barnes have opened their houses for the sum mer.
 Miss Evie Kingman is in Bridgeport for few days to attend the wedding of 8 friend.
 Mrs William Church and family are
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RobertsOn's Shoe Store,

have engaged board at F. A. Mallory g for the present.
 William Peck has been in town and al of the good h )rses are neatly clipped.
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w EST MORRIS.

Dwight Griswold and his brother, Will liam Griswold of Bethlehem, were sum-
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A MAN

who is slower than dead snail, who can't be Judged a little bit from the even tenor of his way. will possibly read this advertise ment, but buy his shoes where he has always bought them, paying the price he has always paid.
 hops you're cast in different mould don't expect you, after reading this advsr- tisement, to tear into your hat and coat and make for my store as if you vers iu pain and a doctor; but I do hope that some day you'll investigate and compare my shoes and prices with those of other stores.
 Once do that, and, like Perry. I'll sxclsim: I've met tho doubters and thsy'er mins." You'll be my customer always. don't ! ave to tsllsyou this is the Largest Shoe House in the Housatonic Valley and the Largest As- sortment of Shoes to select from Once here always convinced.
 J. w. ELLSWORTH
 8 BANK ST, NEW MILFORD.
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It is understood that the plans for tn new depot are in the hands of Superir tendent Martin.
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Good
 Health

means the enjoyment of natures best gift. Keeping we'll is easier than getting well-its cheaper, too. To keep we'll you must help nature when derangement is indicated by headache, back ache or dizziness. It's the neg lect of such symptoms that pro- notes disease.
 Buker's Kidney Pills prevent disease, regulate the blood and tone the vital organs by regulating the Kidneys, which means keeping the blood clear of waste matter. They are a specific for Backache, and Kid ney trouble, in it's early stage. A book about Backache and Kidney trouble, free. Druggists sell the pills for 50 cents.
 Baker PHI G., Bangor, Me.
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HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache. A pleasant laxative. All Druggists.
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l.. J. ALLEN & SON., Successors to Capewen M'fg Co).
 WoodbIry, Ct.

try store and not wanting in attractive features.
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PLANS FOR NEW DEPOT IN HANDS OF
 SUPERINTENDENT.
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PARASOLS.

Grand Opening Of Parasols Tuesday morn. ing. The most superb stock that ever came to New Haven. Don't buy until you see ours. They are the latest styles and the lowest pric es.
 Mems French Balbriggan Shirts and Draw CTS, worth 75c. Only soc each.
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DRESS GOODS.

bargain without a parallel. 90 pieces se inch all wool Dress Goods in pretty light and medium colors, mixtures, etc. Sold until now BOG. Our price only l9c yd.
 40 inch Checked Cheviots. were 5Oc now 29yd Special 4s inch Covert cloth, lovely street shades a bargain at 100 now 75c yd.
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MT VanIngan is having built many rods of rustic cedar fence about his place of a farcy style, adoped some time ago. The work is done under the supervision of his Efficient superintendent, MT Carl
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SILKS.
CAFES.

Look at the Velvet Cape with Jet Ribbon and Chiffon we sell at 4.9s.
 Look at the Silk Capes with Lace, Jet Rib bon. lined through with black silk we offer at G.25.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN BOYS SUITS,
WATERBURY, CONN.

At half price, Now is the time to buy IaI- so have a nice stock of mems suits. Spring goods are now ready. Popular goods at prices lower than ever. have made gen. eral reduction in all heavy goods ;o close ont CHARLES CRANE, Bethlehem, Conn.
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Tie Matinee GInb

The Ladies Matinee Club was pleasantly entertained yesterday afternoon by Miss Fannie MeGaughY on West Sixth avenue After the conclusion of cards delightful re- treatments were served.
 Those in attendance were Misses Fannie MeGanghy, Maggie Bond, Kate Owen Mary and Minnie York, Duleie Benton, Maggie Leuthan, Bessie Altheimer, Nettie Campbell, Emma and Julia White, Lizzie Grace, Mrs. John Temple, Mrs IL C. McGaughy The club will next be entertained by Misses Julia and Emma White
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N0T I I'LL | THURSDAY | NIGHT,

His equal has never been heard in Pine Bluff. Crowds every where. His lectures will be the talk of the city. His first visit here. He is gifted el0- qnent and witty, and challenges any priest or bishop to meet him in de bate. You will see something you never saw before-a pries s wife He receives the heartiest applause and is eheered to the echo. The Opera house will bepacked on this occasion.
 MRS. SLAIHfERY-Known as Sis ter Mary in the c0nYent-speaks to ladies only Friday afternoon.
 MIR. SLATTERY-To men only Friday night on THE SECRETS OF THE CONFESSIONAL"
 \ thousand ladies attended in Memphis and two thousand men in Nashville. To cover expense of print ing, hall and travelling, the following prices are adopted; Admission 35cents the reserved seat portion of the house 90 eentsx Ladies and gentlemen ad- mitted Thursday night. when ad- missions are cheaper.
 All lectures different. To com mence at $ and 2;;30. Doors open an hour before.
 This will be the greafest treat Of your life to hear Slattery. He has no equal on this question. It is only once in lifetime you have the chance of hearing a man of his abil- ity.
 Tickets on sale at the Opera-honse l2 to and , to 6: also 1t time of lee tnfe. Call or send someone. Re member the hours. Do not forget. Hundreds of tickets always sold in advance All lectures at the Opera house. Not till Thursday Pay no attention to any article published against Mr. Slattery. All written hy Catholics. Mr. Slattery Will reply.
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Yesterday afternoon Mir. and Mrs. Chas. Well gave their little son. Dave, a birthday party in honor of of his sixth birthday It was joy ous affair, and largely attended by the companions of the manly little fellow The little people were served with refreshments and they all de clared the afternoon one of the hap pest in their lives.
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The following firms. l.. F. Gold smith, Thalheimer Bros. Smith X
 Robinson, Mccain Grocery Co, ! T. Lloyd and Atkins X Strickland are well known and their judgment of quality respected hy the people of Pine Bluff They now have for sale and are in q position to guarantee .Cheatham' Full Moon Flour, ; which costs a little more than any other four, but which will De sold at the same price as the other leading brands to consumers. The four Moon. lSdlm
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Tomorrow. Thursday night at the 0pera=hense Pine Bluff. you will have a chane 10 hear the distinguished eX- Priest Slattery. He has just had five crowded houses in Little Rock. Nine hundred attendenee last night. The applause was hearty, and every body delighted The hall was packed. 1t will be the same way here His subject is Why Left the Roman Catholic Priesthood.
 The greatest treat you eyer listened to. Be sure and go. Colored people admitted to the gallery Re member, at the Opera-house Stat tery will be the talk" of Pine Bluff for long time to come. Everybody seems to be going Ladies and gen tlemen admitted. 1t
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LnCE all kinds c07k
 B AO01 ten cents up 0OLh'
Don't Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Life

Don't Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Life
 Away.
 Is the truthful, startling title Of a book about No-To-bac, the harmless. guaranteed tobacco habit euse that braces Hp nic0tinized nerves, elimi- mates the nicotine poison, makes weak men gain strength, yigor and manhood. You run no physical or financial risk, as No-To-Bac is sold by W. l.. Dewoody X Co. under a guarantee to cure ormoney refunded. Book free. Address Sterling Remedy Company, New York or Chicago.
 4-24d1m
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The Cotton Belt ball club defeated the Pine City club at Jones' park last afternoon by score of l4 to nine The boys" got "rattled, ' lost their heads and then lost the game They should play ball' if they expect the patronage of the public.
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Screen doors, screen windows, wire cloth at Chas. Y. Abeles X Go. 25d2w 
 We beg 10 announce that we have been appointed by Mir. I. W Harper. the famous Distiller. of Nelson county Ky, agents for his supurh Hand Made Sour Mash Whiskev.
 This announcement is of import ance to every one, for it insures to them for the future one of the pnrest. most delicate, and most celebrated Whiskies in the World, and those who will take the trouble hearafter to demand the "I W. HARPER WHISKY" need have no fear that it's moderate Use will injury health or disposition. W. J. BRANNoN X BRo. Cor. Main and Second avenue. 4lGm
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Thomas Pumps are the best made for service. J. M. GOZA.

The fascinating Miss Jessie Meyer will leave for Memphis Saturday to remain several weeks Mith friends and relatives. She will be greatly missed by her legion of Pine Bluff admirers during her absence.
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Maj. J. E. Speers received tele- gram this morning from Philadelphia stating that Will. thelittle son of Mr. and Mrs. ". II. Langford, was much worse and not expected to live Mr. and Mrs.Speers leayefor Philadelphia this afternoon.
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CantrelI Springs water will he de- livcred on ana after the 10th of April fresh from the springs every morning. Parties wanting it will please leave their orders at the GRAPHIC office.
 1 , dtf ARCH NIvEN.
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Hello, Bill; where are you going?' "up to the Meyer Drug #Gompany's. l have the blues, and
 just look at their nice, cosy place will curonee. , $
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MAKES PURE BLOOD These three words tell the whole story of the wonderful cures by Hood ' Sarsa- parilla. tis the blood purifier and spring medicine.
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For screen doors and win dows go to the Bluff City Lum- Der Company and get the best made at low prices 1 2Giu1
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Where do you buy your perfumes?" What abolish question. ;" "Why2' "Because Anderson-Meyer keep what ever you want. and the helatest. See!"
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Mrs. Chas. $. Warmers n well known banker of St. Louis. is here in attend ace upon the annual meeting of the State Bankers Association.
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Does your piano need tuning? We have first-class timer employed and will guarantee his work. Hoyler X Rowland, 205 west Second ave n,ln JSdtf
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Messrs S. <. Faulkner and s II. Horner. bankers of Helena, are here in attendance upon the Bankers As sociation of Arkansas.
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To keep out flies and mOsqui- tos use wire screnes, at Chas. T. Abeles X Go. 25 d2w
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For Screen doors and windows go to the Bluff City Lumber Company and get the best made at low prices. 4 26jul
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A dray mired up on Second avenue, near State street, was one of the spectacles witnessed by a GRAPHIC reporter today.
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The live bird shoot between Lloyd and Wells, at Jones Park this after noon, will be an exciting event.
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Mr. John ". Sullivan has been called to Prescott on account of the serious illness of his mother.
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The Iron Mountain Railway will sell tickets at lowest first-class rate for the round trip to Dallas, Tex, on account of the general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in that city on May l6 to 26.
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The best coffee is that of Chase X Sanborn's. Try it, at Idtf l.. E. GOLDSMITH X Co. x.
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YR Nnther 1 of the people in Pine Bluff who ought to trade with us, for we keep the best.
 5 6 ANDERsoN-MEYER DRUG Co.
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GOODS PILLS have won high praises for their prompt and efficient yet easy action.
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da 1R,eylss 4ss.

Col. John c. Fletcher, of Little Rock was one of the distinguished arrivals in Pine Bluff this morning.
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MT. W. II. Retler. banker of Par agould, arrived last night and is q guest of the Trulock.
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State Land Commissioner ]. F. Ritchie, is in the city shaking hands with his friends.
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We beg to return to Pine Bluff 10 stay 10 live and to conduct frSt-class ewey business we have confidence because know the good people of this ycn we are not here 10 rival local fraeny--who are our flends-bu in the boadest to cover the field against foreign competitions to give loo of value for every dollar spent With us and guarantee that covers every transaction over our counters. stock will be complete as soon as we can accomplish it. including