Semi=weekly graphic., 1895-11-30

From Wednesdays Dailyl
Judge o. 9. Porter was a passen-
Der for the Capital to-day.
Farmer W. T. Lyle, OF Wabbaseka
was a Pine Bluff visitor yesterday.
Alessrs. p. NJ Kilroy and George
4 Adams are In Little Rock today.
Mr.. John n. Wheeler, young
business nun of Warren, is in the
city.
Although still quite i'll. Mrs. Leo
Andrews is thought TO he some bet
ter today.
Several Of our bicycle riders left
for Little Rock this morning to see
the races.
Miss Matte Thomason, of Wash
ingtoll, Ark, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs Fall.
Mr.. ". Z. Tankersiey will leave
this afternoon on a business visit to
to Fort Worth.
Yesterday Mr.IC. Womble sold a
hondsome piano to a gentleman liv-
ing in Texarkana.
Chas. Gordon Freeman, little son
OF Mr.. and Mrs E. w. Freeman, is
very sick today.
The entertainment at the Opera
house tonight will be most pleas
ing and enjoyable affair.
Hilzheim & Owens, proprietors of
Hotel Trnlock bar, served an elegant
turkey lunch at their popular resort
today.
Mrs. H. p. Bradford, Of Cincinnati,
is in the city, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G. faylor, at theeorners OF
Eight avenue and Walnut street.
Miss Marie Pearl Price, acharming
young lady from Memphis, is in the
city, visiting Mr., and Mrs, j. W.
Jackson, at No. Sl2 Chera.9 street,
The marriage OF Mr.. Charles =.
Stewart and Miss Annie Watkins
will be solemnized at the home OF
the bride II o'clock this afternoon.
Work of construction has been be-
gun on the Presbyterian parsonage,
and the contractors, Lane and Davis,
will rapidly push 1t to completion
Mr.. and Mrs c. Rosenbanm and
daughter, Miss May, came down
from Little Rock this morning and
will he the guests Of Mrs. Y. J. Mills
for a few days.
Mr.. Ike Towney is dangerously i'll
at the residence OF MIR. Mccormick,
844 Main street. He is, in fact, SO
sick that his friends fear HAT he will
not survive the evening.
The Thanksgiving dinner served
by the ladies of the Baptist Church
today was simply superb, and the
'ARAPHIc is pleased to STATE that it
WIS largely patronized.
Miss Azoubah Thompson, the
|charndng daughter Of Dr. A. &.
Thompson, of Lee Springs, vino has
been the guest OF the Misses Rntledge
+. for several days, returned home yes
terday
The Union Thanksgiving services
held II the Presbyterian Church this
morning were largely attended, and
the sermon delivered by the Rev. W.
K. Penrod, was an interesting and
able one
MIR Hugh Breathwit, an old and
influential citizen of Kingsland, died
yesterday after lingering spell OF
sickness MIR. BreathwiJ is well
known here where he had many
friends.
The SEAr-wEEKIY GRAPHIC will he
enlarged to IA seven-column paper
next Saturday morning, ana the
DAILY GRAPHIC will be enlarged to a
seven-column paper Monday after
noon The demands for advertising
space have necessitated the change.
The city was aroused about 1870
O'Clock this morning by the blowing
OF the whistle at the Oil Mill, and
little later By the fire aiattu. The
cause of the connection was ANAL or
some melalic substance in passing
through the huller at the mill set
some lint on fire. 1t was soon put
out and no damage resulted.
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