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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-04

Keller. Mr.. and Mrs. z. p Thomas, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Thorn5ike. Mr. and
Mrs J. G. Hancock. Mr. and Mrs J. Z
Galbraith. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. CatlbeTg,
Mr.. ard Mrs. ". p. Haines, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Park. Mr. and Mrs. H A Bower.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Park. Miss Ada
Rahne. Miss Jessie Hicks. Miss bartlett.
Miss Torrance. Miss Cox. Miss Canyon.
Mrs perriEo. Mrs. Torrance. Mrs Thorn
dixie. Dir. Tom Littell, Mr. Charles Smith.
Mr.. ". r. Williams, Mr.. II. JULIEN. Mr.
z z Palmer
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1r,a stirn.nn Boating Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stsmson and Mrs.
Fred Stinson gave very pleasant boat
ing marty on the Sound Monday evening.
in honor OF their guests, Mr.. Charles
StInason and Mr.. Rob Allen. OF Los An
geIes. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles stimson. Mrs Fred Stiuason. Miss
Young. Miss Smith. Miss Hansard. Miss
Grace Anderson. Miss Florence Mcclellan.
Mr.. Charles Stimson. Mr. Clayton Craw
ford, Mr. Rob Allen. Mr.. Rob Webb and
Mr. I - Roy Backus.
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The Delegate, Entertained.

Mr.. T. NJ Daulton entertained the MEM
bers of the house of delegates on board
his Yacht Examiner on Lake Washington
on Tuesday evening. The party started
away about O'Clock from the Madison
street wharf and sailed past Madrona to
Tesler avenue. From there they went TO
the water works and touched at a number
Of places of interest on the lake. The
party reached the city about midnight.
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Mrs W. u. O'Toole gave a pretty card
and dancing party on Tuesday evening
in honor OF Miss Henderson, Of Chicago.
who is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Ford. The reception hail and rooms were
prettily decorated with ferns and flowers
and presented a beautiful appearance.
During the evening light refreshments
were served. The gentlemens prize at
cards was awarded TO Mr.. Jack Cline.
and the ladies' prize TO Miss Cora Smith.
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Mr.. George Elliott Wright. a well-known
young attorney OF this city. was married
10 Miss Estelle WyckofT, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs 4. b Wyckoff, OF North Yak
ina. al Delhi, H., on July 16 Miss Wy
ckoff is well known in social circles in
North Yakima, having resided there for
several years. The young couple Will be
in Seattle on August X.
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Miss Annie II. CowINv was del.ehtf.ut.
SURPRISED su3 entertained ar thv .snr,. ~
her brotbsr. Nj ~ u Cowlev ia the
Neuay FuhrMsn addition. Friday after
aoon. Tgiv q Miss Nellie HueklnS. ~ IS
EIa Nalthea Miss Nellie With. Mss
Iy1sa Tnocausoa. Miss Annie Wool Miss
Eunaa Never. Mss Beatrice Adams. Mss
NaG~.e Angel. Ms Clara Meyer. Mss
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party of young people aboard his yacht.
the Foam, for a short cruise around the
Sound last Sunday. Those in the party
were Mrs. c. a. Winningham, Mrs. r. A.
Abbot. the Misses Coutts, Miss Winning
ham, Miss Daisy Keeton. DR.. II. r. Kelt-
ner. Mr.. Max Peabody. Mr. lie Roy Buck.
Mr.. James Wallace. mandolin club
furnished excellent music.
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Luncheon for Miss Towles.

Mrs. NJ. F. Backus gave a pretty lunch
con at her home on Broadway On Tues
day afternoon in honor of Miss Towles.
who is a guest OF Miss Graves. Quite a
number Of young people were present and
enjoyed a pleasant afternoon. The re-
ception hall and parlors were tastefully
draped with ivy and various flowers. and
made very pretty picture.
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AtCamp Bountiful.

A jolly crowd of campers near Decep-
ton pass are spending few weeks in
fishing, bathing. boating and other out
door amusements. Those in the party are
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Mcbride, Mrs. J. Garrett,
the Misses Garrett Mrs. T. 3. West Miss
Edith West. Mr.. Hubert Bonner. Mr.. ".
S. Riblett and Mr.. r. W. Jones.
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a WHIST naTfy. WllC1 VS. 00' = y
rrytfirSt given this season occufFsa en
"Wednesday evening a. IRE home oI -
"a A. = NJ Hubbeu on seventh
s.r,at me reception hail and par!or
80, decorated with IA f'ran-c roses
ant sTnilax. ara tse library and ainipS
.,,o-, wltl, plnks and sweet peas. aaAiias
ans fnaveuerites. AIRS. htueReH was a.
stxfe,f hv Ms Torrance MIS- oaie' STD
Nfrs Tharndike and Mrs Iaen3As TT
ssvtlerneu's priEe vas woa eH @r ~ -
atgr7or ana the ladies prize on "fs- "
\ Fstnaharf. ThoSe present we're So
.e4 Airs. y II iAuuer, Az 81 W.
ssae~se s~oupe Nr ant Mrs ~ f'1l'
nara. Mr. and Ms Johnson -, az" -
Mrs. 4. II. Warner NJ. Aad AAs' -
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NJ " = >ferwin,s Outing.

The young .ladlos who 81 creditahly per
formed the operetta 'I.aila' AT Fremont
a few weeks aEo were given an outing ~
Dennv's Beach THURSDAY by Mrs ". h
Nsarwin. The party. with "a Few ether
friends. was driven ont III a large covered
wagon and spent the day deliSntiuiiN-
Among the guests we're Miss ava is"t-
,,,.,.,r,e Miss Jennie Head. Miss Meta
y,erkar. Miss Susie Smart, Miss Carrie
,s,-art Miss Fern Covert, Miss susie
Enhtn Miss Halle Isovett, Miss Mauee
seymour. Miss Cussje Miller, Miss Neiffe
smart. Miss Gertie smart Miss ttazsl
smart. Miss GTacie Smart. Miss h.aaa
smart. Miss sarah tiviugstoEc MISS Jean
crawford. Altss Minnie FcraaDais,
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Ada Adams and Miss Cesterpeek. con-
shutting her Sunday school class. ar
rived about 5s5a p m, each carrying de-
ucious cakes OF their own making and
iucious fruits The evening was spent on
the lake. where the party INDUCED in
singing. several of the young ladies' hav-
ing splendid voices
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In the Country.
Detroit Free Press.

Detroit Free Press
Shr-I presume the country esftor's
pathway Is NOT stFewn with flowers?
lie tplsasan tlyl-No. Dot exactly: out
We stumble ~ a bushel OK potatoes oc-
casionaIly. or a cord OF wood
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Collie, ChoI.fa and Diarrhoea Remedy.
This Is the best medicine in the world for
bozcl complaints. II acts quickly and can
always Re depended apon. When reduced
wi,h water il IS pleasant 20 take. y and so
cents -er bottle. For sale hy all druggists.
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A days outing was enjoyed on Friday
~ "a party OF young people. who left the
eiiy at 10 a. m. and arrived at Green
lake, where the day and early evening
vas spent in outdoor enjoyments. Those
IA the patty were Miss Aprllla calliher
Mss Malfd Dillingham;. Miss Kate Braid.
Mss Bertha Martin. Miss Clara Billing
Ban. Miss Grace Kidd. Miss Anna }. An
tsrson. Miss Lizzie Eggert. Miss Laura
Hll. Miss Lille Knight, Miss Edna liar
eason. Miss Anrie y. stephenson. Miss
Mabel f. Hollenheck, Miss Lila Palmer.
Mss Isabel Scandell, Miss Maud ourtiss
Mss Edna Scott. Miss Josie Jinkins. Miss
Rlanche Caraher. Miss Carrie Collier.
Mss Annye Collier, Miss Olive Ball, Miss
ia Samples. Miss Edna Lane Miss Ella
Wstson. Mr. Teso McLachlan. Mr.. VIII
Aein, Mr. Reno Stephenson. Mr.. Louis
khlght. Mr. Leonard Kidd. Mr.. Blaine
Mitchell Mr. W Smith. Mr. George Lacy,
W. Oscar Benedict, Mr.. Rohei~ Linds-
~. Mr.. Maurice Hartnett, Mr.. Joe
faFaher. AIR. Frank Helm. Mr.. Jesse Oh
neY Mr. Win Northrup. Mr. ueary Cali
gar Mr. Z. V White, Mr. Lane. Mr.
faFkhnrst, Mr. Harry Pickering. Mr.. lie
lsy Pike. Mr. oscar Jarvis. Mr. Frank
a Bounty. AIR Fred Knight. Mr.. Paul
esdings. Mr. Charlie Lane, Mr.. Fred
sraid. Mr. Ansel Inn. Mr. John Watson.
" stephen Hull MIR. Morton hill. AR.
ssres Drew. Mr. Eugene Watson. Mr.. Ed
hnckley Mr. Ernest Gilmer, Mr., Harry
teller asd Mr. Win Collier.
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eociety during the past week has been
4sking a rest, and at night nurnberIess
eaupfres on the shores of Lake Wash
srascn Hood canal and at numerous
norts on the Sound reveal where rnozt Of
,he 40 of Seattle arc spending the SUM
rasr months. Lake Cushman has q large
rursber OF visitors, and a number OF
ne!rts or the Great Northern. among the
soow and fee Of the Cascades. have hunt
~ and fishing parties enjoying the brac-
ing air OF the mountains. Those who re-
main In tho city are giving large number
a outdoor picnics and boating parties.
ana the waters OF Lake Washington are
dofted every evening with boat loads Of
vourg people. while the sound OF music
he waves as the boats shoot by each 9TH
=. In many cases landings are made at
kirkland or East Seattle and hall Sc
cared and few hours spent In dancing
Mss Anna Furth, who is spending the
summer at Barnabee. the beautiful sum-
rer home of her father. Mr.. Jacob rurth.
has given a number Of pretty launch anti
txncng parties 10 her friends in the past
few weeks.
In the city tho social event OF the past
week was the afternoon reception given
ty Mrs. II. +. Blaine at her home on the
kharo of Lake Washington. The grounds
we're beautifully decorated. and the music
sad all the arrangements were in good
taste. The guests were met by launches
when they stepped from the Madison
greet. cars, and enjoyed pleasant ride
On the water before landing at Mrs.
Blaine's summer home.
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Ladies' Aid society social.

The series OF lectures and entertain
nents given on the evenings Of July Il, a
and 81 in the Brooklyn Congregational
church. under the auspices OF the Ladies'
Social and Aid Society. were well received
and financial success. Rev. a. A. Doyle
he,ured the first evening on Keep Your
Top Cool" The lecture was especially in
ierestIng and showed deep study and re
search. The lecturer proved by historical
comparisons the advisabiiity of making
eoel calculations at all times and closed
with the advice TO those who wished 10 be
great or solve the problems OF life cor
rsetly to pattern from grand old Mount
Rainier. whose snow-capped top kisses
the sky. TO keep their tops cool. The sec
snd evening Mrs. A. l.. Thomas. the eioeu-
slonist gave select readings and recita-
tons. The Misses Ferguson, Mrs. W. w.
Beck and Mr.. G.. II. Lee delighted thu
audience with music. instrumental and
vocal. The last evening Prof and Mrs.
J. r Sherry, by request, gave several Sc
ketions on the guitar and banjo. Mr..
Henry Hlndshaw gave a talk on the re-
cent dredging expedition OF the Young
ysluralists' Society and exhibited some
tpecimens collected on the trip. The gem
o. the series was the solo. THE Prince
sing by Miss Fanny Ferguson. The en-
terfainment closed with a hoop drill by
eight young ladies in costume. conducted
BY Mrs w. l.. Lynn. Mrs. ]. Williamson
vas The accompanIst. The following are
the names OF those who took part: Rev.
A. A. Doyle Rev. @. II, Lee. Miss Fanny
Ferguson. Miss Lizzie Ferguson. Mrs W.
" Beck. Mrs. j. l.. Williamson. Mrs.
Zion Eldred. Mrs. A. l.. Thomas, Mrs w.
l. Lynn. Miss Mignon Mason. Mrs. a. A.
Doyle. Miss Hindshaw. Mr.. Henry Hind
skaw Prof and Mrs sherry Miss Stein
q. Miss Osborn, Miss Rhea Thomas. Miss
Geaeyieye Lyon. Miss Florence HoNey,
Mss Juanita Knissell. Miss Lulu Moore.
Mss Florence Street, Miss Zoe Coates.
Mss Katie Moore, Miss Buttercup Cash
Ear
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slr and Mrs A. p. RirsIer. Mr.. and Mrs.
70. p Clancy. Mr. and Mrs Devreaux, Mr..
snd Mrs j. j. Wittwer. Mr.. and Mrs. r
sook. Mr.. and Mrs. II g. Ingram Mr. and
Sirs- a. r Shreye. SIR. and Mrs j. ".
Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs. r. W Riddle, Mr..
ana slFs. s. r. Ward Capt and Mrs Tay-
Tor. Dir. and Mrs. r A. Kelly, Mrs. T..
5reen. Mrs Amy Walker. Airs. L. T..
Booth. Mrs. Decker. Mrs. SpauIaing Mrs.
Jonn Van Horn. Mrs X II. Kingsb4ry,
MTs- a IL. Harrison. Mrs. J. G. True, MrS.
A . Kemp. Mrs. +. l. Poole, Mrs. J. A.
thompson and son. Gr and Mrs u. r.
ssuloerison of Lowell, Mr. and AIRS. chss.
Twonlbiy. Mr.. and Mrs. II A. Riddle. Mrs.
r. H. Walker. Miss Mae Proctor. Miss
Nellie Poole. Miss Ida May Robinson, Miss
!" ood, Miss Sprigs. Miss r. Esplin. Miss
Essie kenney. Miss Decker, Miss Gerfie
Rates. Miss Fannie Upper Miss Harkins,
Miss Lillian Bigelow, Miss l.. Lindsay.
Miss Jessie Esplin. Miss Mildred SpauId-
Ing Miss Anna Taylor. Miss n Arlington,
Miss henderson. Miss Foster, Miss Fannie
RIVERS. Miss Seiinger. Miss Fannie Ken
beay. Air- Paul Pearson, Dir. Fred Porter.
SIR. j. T.. StaIey. ar. A. ". Oliver. SIR. =.
n. Kennedy, Dir. Mckenzie. SIR. O. W.
Aoore, Mr. ]. Newman. Mr. s. Baldwin.
air j. Kempton. Mr.. W. Long. Mr.. J.
stringer. Mr.. George Curtis. Mr.. j. ".
Webster. Nr. l.. ]. Smith. Mr.. c. NJ Black.
Nr. w. II. Frink. Mr. g. A. Snyder. Or.
doye, Mr. John RIplinger.
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Mr.. RInine.s Afternoon Tea.


The afternoon tea given by Mrs. =. =.
hzAne az her homo on the shores OF Lake
sashinston on Thursday was one OF the
EsItiest social affairs Of the season. The
ssasts were taken an launches from the
e Of Madison street around 20 the homo
Mrs. Blaine where elaborate prepara-
ssns had been made to receive them TIE
r9snds we're decorated with Chinese lAr-
s'aS and numerous seats were imHro-
'sef with russ spread under the shade
aae trees. \ large PAVILION was erected
~ the house. in which refreshments
se served, THE verandas were hung
- Howers and ferns. the pavilion ana a
sssssher OF summer houses on the grounds
eeiag decorated taStefuny. Ihe u
-ss'ra stationed in small summer
ss hidden by iVy and flowers sent
SEE strains ~ music over tie grounds.
- - shoie forw.uE a beautiful picture or
slaa Hfe ~ am ideal summer entertain
Mrs. q. r. Stimson and Mrs. Mary
-atier assisted tho hostess IN receiving
serving Investments the hostess was
ss'ed BY Mrs Tracy Robertson, Mrs
80 AinSwoVt6 Miss JosIyn. Miss Harm
.ad Mss Harford. Among the Wis.,
-, nom oct 81 town who were present
~ alss IoS'Nc. Miss HaTnden. the
sssses Gtrlchs aiiSs Ran and Mrs. W ;.
So in tne evening the guests re-
- 10 the Madison street wharf III
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Mlzpah Temples Excursion.

al@h Temrlc. Rathheue sisters. gave
e.sssssaifal moonlight excursion on
ssSaN evening. leaving Neslor ave
49, 50 oa tr~ steamer Enigma and
Is tour "a Lake Westminster. Fhe
= sse-.'a'a Ciuh ~coursed foT thc dancing
- se0W vl..n was attached Those
y. s.ioyt'd tl. OCCASION were t'rof- and
49, r Leea Air ana Mrs. George
= y ae'lgs. ST.. and Mrs. 4. ". hunta.
r. Ass p 81. CulberSsca. MI sad
Rs.s a We. Ter. Mr.. and Mrs II. p
80. III. q. ] Lis. Harry kise.oN,
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Ruckinghsm's Dye for the Whiskers Is
. -papnlar preparation 81 ore bottle. and
-olars evenly a brown or black. Any per-
son can easily apply II al home.
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Pc cigarettes are The best.
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Grand opera today, Madison park
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.PiaAfore~ today. Madison park.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-28

Last afternoon Deputy Constable George NJ. Carr returned from Drew county with J. Walter Moore end Will Cook, whom he arrested on the charge of forgery. Both the men are now in the county jail to await the action of the grand jury. 1t is claimed that they forged an order from one B. r. Ridgeway, on the house of : 10. r. Gillespie X Co.,, of this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-28

The average woman is less apt to feel as she looks than to look as she feels. If she feels exhausted from the effects of sick-headache she shows it instantly in her looks. The one remedy for such womanis Ramon's s Tonic Liver Pills. They are the ab- solute conqueror of biliousness, dis ordered stomach and all liver trou- bles. With each box of pills are some Tonic Pellets to build up the system. Get a free sample of Anderson Never Drug Company, the druggist.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-28

John Y. McRae, druggist, Raleigh, N. C., writes: Some of the cures made made by the Japanese Pile Cure is wonderful ard from my deal ings with you for the past three years, l know your guarantee is per fectly good" DewOOdy & Co.,, Pine Bluff, Ark. ,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-28

The Board of Directors have had shade trees place around the City High School block, but, unless boxes are placed around these trees to pro- tect them from cattle and the schol- ars, they will never live.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-28

It will be gratifying to consumers to note that the quality of the bak- ing powder most generally in use i'll their kitchens, the Royal iscOnfirmed by the highest official authorities as altogether the best of any i'll the market.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-28
CITY ELECTION.
EoR MAYOR.

We are authorized to announce the name or Judge ]. W. BOCAGE as 8 candidate for the office of Mayor of the city Of Pine BluH at the city election to be held April 2 1895.
 To THE PUBLIC-fn announcing mysef a candidate for the office of Mayor | do so at the solicitation of my friends, who want a practical business administration.
 l have no promise to make, further than 10 do my duty. I will endeavor to make the 10. sources of the city cover the expenditures, end do all in my power to make our fair city beautiful and prosperous one. Respectfully
 L. E. GOLDSMITH.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-28

Miss Fannie Welch. the charming and popular daughter of Capt. k. D. Welch, proprietor of Hotel Trulock, will in few days leaveforC alifolnia, where she will visit friends for several weeks. During her absence Miss Fannie will be greatly missed in the social circles of Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-28

MrA. C. Fucker has severed hiscon- nection as Il reporter with the Pine Bluff Commercial, and last night left for his home in Riply, Mss. Mir. Fucker is q clever gentleman and a good newspaper man, and w!..lle in Pine Bluff made many friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-28

The only baking powder yet found by chemical analysis to be entirely free from lime and absolutely pure is the Royal" This perfect purity re suits from the exclusive use of cream of tartar speei fly refined and pre- pared by patent processes which totallyr,moye the tartrate of lime and other impurities.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-28

Monroe Whalen, Birmingham, Ala, writes: "I purchased six bo~es of your Japanese Pile Cure from Mir. Amzi Golden and it has entirely cured me of a ease of piles of twenty two years standing; will advise my frienes to use it. Dewoody & Co.,, Pine Blnff, Ark. ,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-28

In every receipt calling for baking powder better results and more wholesome food will be obtained by the use of Royal than any other, be cause of it's great leavening strength and absolute purity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-28
Not Enough.

Liver pills have their good and bad
 side, They cleanse the bowels and
 clean outline syStcn1s but they leave
 the patient weak, exhausted and
 unstrung, with no appetite and no
 strength.
 If you were to go to physician he would tell you that your liver pills were all right but that they did not go far enough. You need something else to restore the appetite, repair the waste, purify the blood and build up the system. Me would give you a tonic.
 We supply you with the regular physician's medicine for an entire treatment of nearly three weeks. There is one small case of ten of the Liver Pills lthe finest in existence) and there is another box containing fifteen of the Tonic Pellets. You gss them both Jor 25c. Ask your druggist for RamOm'a Tonic Liver Pills and RaEm0n's Tonic Pel1Gtss Together they make a sure treatment for Constipation and Biliousness.
 Al Au dealers. or mall. for csc. boxes si. co.
 11owN Mx0. co.. New xerk. For sale by Mann-Tankersley Drup Company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-28

Misses Lillian and Willie Atkinson, the accomplished daughters of MT. and Mrs. R. G. Atkinson, left for Lit tie Rock last afternoon, where they will visit friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-28

Mir. Earl Armstrong, nephew of Hon. s. NJ. Taylor, left for his home in Advance, Mo-, yesterday, after a short visit to Pine Bluff relatives and friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-28

The shooting contest between Mr. J. E. Wells and j. T. Lloyd, for q purse of $50 per side. will take place at Jones Park next Wednesday, af- ternoon, at 2 o'clock.
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Judge Frank Silverman arrived home from Fort Smith yesterday evening. He will probably leave for Little Rock and Texarkana this afternoon on q business trip.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-28

IF YOU are weak and worn out, or have that tired feeling, Hoods Sar- saparilla is just the medicine to re- store your strength and give you a good appetite. Hoods makes pure blood.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-28

Mir. Jim Allen has accepted posi- tion with the Arlington Hotel bar. Nr. Allen has many friends here, who will be pleased to know that he has decided to remain in Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-28

Mir. Tal Eberhart "a clever young gentleman connected with the Mann Tankersley Drug Company. is dan gerously Ill with pneumonia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-28

Johnson's Magnetic Oil, horse brand, Is a wonderful linlment for rheumatism, sprains and bruises for man or beast. $1-size, 90 cts; 50- cent size, 9 cents. Dewoody X Co.,, Pine Bluff Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-28

Miss Lucille Quarles, most charm ing young lady from Helena, will arrive in the city today on a visit to Misses Emma and Julia White.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-28

Mr. Sol Altaeimer. president of the Goldren Eagle ClotLing Company, left for the Eastern markets last afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-28

Mir. Ollie Bradshaw has arrived home from Chicago, where he is em- ployed in a telephone exchange. He came to visit his mother, Mrs. E. NJ McGaughY, who is very ill.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-28

Mir. Dan Taylor, the manly young son of Mr. Sam NJ. Taylor, returned to Searey yesterday, after brief visit to his parents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-28
BURNS, Tss Tsiior.

The handsome block occupied hy the G. N. Hart Drug Company is be- ing beautifed by fresh coat of peint.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-28

Get your kindling wood from the Bluff City Lumber Company. Only $1 .25 per load 222 d6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-28

We are authorized to announce MT MALACHI DONOVAN as candidate for the office of Polee Judge, of the city of Pine Bluff, at the election to be held Tuesday, April 2, 1895.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-28

The farmers and gardeners are TOW busy ut work breaking up the soil preparatory to planting seed for another crop.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-28

Get your kindling wood from the Bluff City Lumber Company. Only $1.25 peT load. 2 d6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-28

Pay your taxes before the rush. City scrip for sale by Chas. Senyard, Chief of fire department. 27dlm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-28

For a dinner pill and generalfamily cathartic we confidently recommend HOODS PILLS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-28

The Jefferson Circuit Court will convene on the 18th day of March. The docket for that term is an unu- sually large one.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-02-28

We are pleased to state that Mir. Gus Reeves is reported to be much better today.