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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29
yEnY SENSATIONAL
l. TIL. Murder Trial which Irn, Borun in
France.

Is This Murder Trlhl which Has Dogun in
France.
BURars, FRANCE, Oct. 2s.-The trial Of
tho marquis Of Do Nuvo, who ia charged
with tho murder Of his stepSOn in 1885,
began hero to-day. Tho case is a IonsS.
tional one, aud has attracted consider.
ablO attention. Tho city Ia full Of
strangers from every country in Eu.
rope, and also present are some persons
irom America who havO como 10 wit
moss tho trial.
Tho Marquis Do Nave has boon In
prison since July. 1894. OH tho charge
Of numbering tho natural son Of his wife
born previous 10 this. Tho marquis
was wild In his young days diGsipatod
large fortune and then married rich
hulross, Mario Dc Bautoriol, whose
illogimnto aon hO is charged with mur.
doring by throwing from tho ellis along
tho Soronto road into tho bay Of Naples
altor having previously stunned tho
boy, hitting him oyor tho head with n
heavy instrument. Tho marquis was
denounced by his wife, but his friends
asiort that tho lad, WHO was Of dos
pondent nature, committed suicide by
jumping from tho ciilA and that tho
marqul,O had concoOted tho Btory 10
rid horsoli Of hcr husband In order that
allo might marry priest who had boon
tho boys tutor, II not his iathOr
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WAsutNOroS, Oct 2s.-AmbaGsador
Patenotre, Of France, was shown the
brief announcement from Paris that tho
French cabinet had resigned, and nat-
uraIly was much surprised, as there had
been no intimation Of crisis. Tho
cabinet assumed office ton months ngo
and has served continuously since Pros
idont Fauro was oloClod. Tho ambassA'
dor says tho designations arc not Of ser.
ious importance, aI charges oil the cab
inol have not tho sAmo Significance un'
dor tho Foneh system that they have in
other countrioA Tho embassy otioiRls
say that tho designations do not nooea'
snrily imply the reliromont OF tho cab
lnOt, as such resignNtions pro torma arc
occasionally mNdO to omphaslEo the at
tiiudu Of the cabinet on pending meas
ufeg.
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AN EIGHT Iluum DAY

To bo Demanded by tho Federated Metal
TrndcH May I.
PIrrsBURou, PA, Oct 2s.-MOmbcrS Of
,rados unions affiliated with tho tcdOr.
alod metal trades arc discussing tho
question Of making demand May i,
lspB, for an eight hour work day. All
over tho United SLatos during tho noNt
thirty days avotO will bO taken In every
union Of mnchlnists, moldors, boilur
mnkOra aud iron shin bulldOrs, tin and
shoot iron workers, brass workers and
bIacksmithB, NA to whether tho recon-.
mondatIon Of thc federated metal trades
convention, iaYurlng q general demand
for oIght hours, shall 10 indotsOd.
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NllINAlllnu4 rnnr

OF which 1tsu IiupiIsrh the vlCilm--tiio
nrlbsry charge Proving n noolnsrnng
Tar thu Democrats
ClyclsSAr, ono, OCT 2s - The
lGnqnIrotis ppoclal from GroOnylllo,
Ohio. aaya. Tho congregation aud tho
hoiplibofs oi ltcw q. ". lloDIler, l.o'
publican candidate for tho lCglsla'
luro, bnllovc him To b0 tho VIC
tina Of n noinflou' plot. To-day
nyc mon atu Guarding his hOuIo aud
preventing MI ingro,B cxoOpL ol most
Intimalu friends, Four mon Rto with
him In tho ll0uao writing lOllOr1 TO
mombnta oi M, congregation aud To
Dlhnr friends explaining thO situation.
QUO man hm offered 800 reward for
m Identification oi tho hoy that had
brought tho powders NJ midnight to
lIoy llooIlor, but hp lad not buon
found,
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sUFFHAGH QUESTION
10 tho South CarolIna Constitutional Con.
Vontion.

Ia tue hOutn CuroHnh OohhttuNuuh Sou'
Vontjon.
COLuMulA, S. O., Oct. 2s-TO.uight
tho suffrage question came up, The two
remaining negro delegates, MOIsrS.
Anderson aud Rsdd. addressed the con-
vontlon and were given a courteous
hearing. The vote was then taken on
tho substitute offered by Delegate
Whipper 10 senator TillmAn's suffrage
plan. Tho negroes asked for an aye
and nay vote, aud in -dainrenco 10 their
wishes the white men seconded the de-
mapd. The substitute was voted down,
l3l to Q, the Inter being the negro del.
ogatos.
Sections l aud . oil the Tillmau plan
were then taken up and adopted. They
arc in reference to what elections shall
bo hold. Section 3 provides that male
citizens shall be eligible to vote. Dele
gate Clayton, OF Floronce, introduced q
woman's suffrage amendment. The
convention debated the matter until II
o'clock, but did not come to vote, though
It was manifest that an overwhelming
majority wero opposed to it. Section 4
Of tho suffrage plank 10 the one pre-.
scntiug tho qualifications Of voters, aud
big fight is brewing on 1t for to'mor-
row.
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pnilrLAulLEArE.
I.oport That Alfred Austin Has Had the
Honor Conferred Upon Him.

I.oport That Alfred Austin Has Had the
Honor Conferred Upon Him.
LoSpoS, Oct. ?s.-rhC November
number OF tho liookmEn states that II
loarns OH rcllablo authority that Alfred
Austin has bnCn appointed poet laureate.
Alfred Austin, poet, critic aud iour'
nallsl, was born nonr Lcods, May 80.
1895. At tho Ngo Of eighteen no had
pnbiiahod poem anonymously y called
',Rudolphr aud MIR. AuItin Ia him.
ucji nnthorlly for the uIntcmcnt
iilnt hO was uarly lmbuod with
tho determination to doyotn his
iIio TO literature. His fret acknow
lodged volume Of verso, "Iho sOason-
A Satire" appeared IN 1871. since
thcn ho hns published many, poolieal
ptodnctions aud lilron novels, Tho
work witch last brought him Into PRO.
mlnonro was Prose work entitled,
'grho Carbon That Love"
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BELL rEnEPHoNE CASE.
a Motion By the Company to Dismiss th'
GoYernmont Appsnl.

4 Motion By the Company to Dismiss the
Governmont Appsai.
WAsuISdToS, D. O., Oct ga mo.
tIon wa, made in the United States su.
premo court to-day on behalf Of tho
company to dismiss tho case Of the
United States We. tho Bell Telephone
Company and Emile Borliner The
case involves tho validity Of tho Ber.
liner patents for the microphono, Tho
United States asked that tho patent for
tho micrnphono DO Cancelled OH tho
ground that Berliner was not tho
original inventor Of tho miCrophouO.
Tho circuit court found for tho gov.
ornnont, aud ordered that tho patent
be cancelled, but the circuit court Of
anpeals reversed this judgment, and the
United States brought tho case to tho
BupFomo court.
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CUBAN nIlunLLIoS.
A Hattie In which tho Insurgents Got tho
worst nf II.

WUfAt ~ lts
HAVANA, ocI. 2s.-ThO column OF
troops commanded by Colonel RodNn,
consisting Of tho AlcnntNa bnttul.
lon, aomo gucrtilla' aud artillery, mum.
boring about ilyo hundred mon In all,
has had IN engagement with six hun.
drod insurgents a. Los NcgroS, near
liaitO. Tho oncmy was COMMANDED by
Rabi, aud was composed Of artillery,
cavalry aud infantry Tho fighting
laslod two hours, and at tho ond Of that
timo tho troops caplurOd tho alront
position occupied by tho nSurgOnia
who loft two Killed. aud iiyu wounded on
tho lloId aud In addition, carried oil
forty moro Of llOif wounded.
Tho troops lost ono liDulCnant and
two uoldlors killed and had hVO mon
wounded.
Tho insutgont ondur Francisco Gar.
Cln, hn4 surrendered 10 tho goyornmOnt
NJ ManlanlllD.
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EASTERN QUESTION
Growing More Interesting as Com
plicatIons Increase,
ANTI-FORElGN FEELING IN CHINA

Likely to Produce Another Outbreak
and Swedish and American Ladies
and Children Taken to a Place of
satety-SiOvomOnts OF tho Russian
Flso.-IudIoatiOuS That Arc War
llko-Commonts of tho English
PrOss-EnGlIsh War Ships at Port
Arthur
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audience OF six or seven thousand psO,
ple In this city. Tho senator confined
himself to national Issues, painting out
the difference between the Democratic
and Republican parties. He was given
IN enthusiastic reception.
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RooKMFEhLElps LATEST.
IL Now tho Principal Owner of the Wis.
conaIu Central.


conslu Central. =
MILWAUKEE, WIS, Oct. 2s. Not only
is It true, as stated In these dispatches
on Saturday, that John D. Rockefeller
iaintOrsstod in the reorganization OF the
Wisconsin Central, but il is learned on
good authority that ho has between
$1,000, 900 and S, S,5OOOO invested in tho
securities Of that company. Mr.. Gates,
IN eastern gentleman, who ia q
member OF tue bond committee
OF the Central reorganization move
mont, ia tho agent aud rOp'
ressntative In that 40 In other matters,
OF Mr. Rockefeller, aud whatOvor MI.
Gatoi does In connection with reorRanl-
zSIIon will be done solely for Mr.
Rockefeller and on his suggestion. II
is limited that tho reported reorganlza.
tiou OF tho Central is In tue interest OF
tho new men who have been brought
into the Central railroad recently, aud
the next spring the reason for the delay
will DO better understood apd that Mr..
Rockefeller will become one OF tho
chief iaCtorl in the property aud opera
ton OF the road.
The purpose OF delay, 1t Is said, la to
entirely eradicate certain undesirable
features and factions from any say in
the praperty, aud probably, with Mr..
Rockefeller at the heed Of allairS in the
executive body, property will bo taken
out OF receivers hands aud operated as
a money.mRker for all interested in 1t.
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CABINET RESIGNS.
The French Deputies Refuse q
Vote of Confidence.
THE SOUTH OF FRANCE RAILWAY

Scandal brought Up and PFOoIpItates
a crIsIs-Tho Fair Propositions of tho
Minister of Justice scoraed aud
Voted Down by Three Hundred Ma
JorIty-Tho DotOat of tho Govern
mont Occasions no surprlsszAm.
bassador Patenotro Says it Isn't I'm.
portans
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CLRynLisD, o., oct. Ex-senator lllll,
Of Now York, mado two apoocho' In
ohio today GIls afternoon ho spoko
with Congressman Tom L. Johnson AT
Elyfla aud Tonight hO addressed an
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29
IT WILL COME OFF.
The COrbOtt.FItz.lmmons Fight WIN bs
Pulled on In PrIVnLs on ThnEAdah

Pulled ON IN Private on ThuFsdRI
CuICAoo, Oct 2s,-Priyate telegramI
were received in this city this evening
from both Brady and Julian saying
that tho fight will positively come of
on Thursday,
Brady says 1t will be in private for
side bet Of 5000 or $4,000 and that
FitEslmmona will put up his money as
soon as no reaches Hot Springs. Julian
SAYS; "The fight viii positively come
oil in private in aot Springs on Thurs
day."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-29

Nrw YonK, Oct. 2s.-Tho third game
Di tho Chosa match bOtwcOn showaItrr
aud l.ipschullA, played ut Manhattan
Chess Club this afternoon, was won by
lilo iotmut.
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HOLMES TRIAL.
The Opening Day Fruitful ofsonsa-
tlonal Incidents.
SOME HIGHLY DRAMATIC SCENES,
Counsel for tho Defendant With
draw From the Case.
HE WILL Be HIS OWN ADVOCATE

And Gives Evidence That Ho win
Perform tho DutY skIltuIIy-The
Arch oonspIratOr and Supposed
Many Times murderer sho oontrAl
Figure of What Promises to po a
yory sensational DrAma..A Pathetic
seono Before Adjournment.
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WAsniSuroS, OCT. gl.--.'o.dNy's sIAlO.
mont Of tho condition Of tho lrcnluty
sh0Wsi Available cash balancO slS2,'
8sO,27l gold rOsOtyO SOj22hOSl,
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pcr wo,l Virginia, hlt. westerly Winds, slight
rise IN lomUcuiutr ..,, .,-.-.
ilnurd cold westerly Winds,
TIN tEurElituHE ytutunN,
n, inrnlshci hy O. stiistrr. druggist corner
Market aud Fourteenth streets
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ln tr,,,,,,,.,,.,", lhl 7 y M, at,"..,e s,,,t "
n liil,..n,,,,.,..,sn,,,,,. wi Weathot-Ulcnf
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BRANCHING OUT.
The Cotton Belt Railway Reaching Out
 for Landed Property.

The Cotton Belt Railway is always on the look out for anything and everything that will increase it's property, add to the comfort and convience of its patrons or be of ad- vantage to its previously acquired possessions. This corporation is at present extending it's line in Texas from Fort Worth to Dallas, and has
 and on the outskirts of the town of Texarkana, situated on the boundry line between the states of Arkansas and Texas. In speaking of the lat ter transaction, the Daily Texar- kanian says:
 "Yesterday he rounder borrowed 'pegassus' from one of his neigh bors and took a look over the Cot ton Belt recent requirement. inlanded property, on Rose Hill, or just be- yond the Rose Hill cemetery. The reporter found many two horse scrapers over there, and noticed that the road had already been at work, lowering their track near this prop erty, in order to make the grade of the main track conform with the new ground, or its topography as laid out by Chief Engineer Eaton. There are many stakes driven in the ground in fact, the whole forty acres looked like it was planted with stakes, and they had just sprouted from the ground. The reporter could only learn by diligent inquiry, that q large l2 stall engine house would be built, also repair shop and houses to store oil, waste and parts of cast ings, that are used in repairs on broken down cars.
 "The Cotton Belt found itself being hemmed in on all sides, the K. c. P. X c. people have already bought over hundred acres and are reach out for nore, the Gate City has valuable property to make it's ter | minal improvements on, should it need to do so, and the T. x P. has long ago got all the land it needs in the city, and it was these facts and this outlook that made the Cotton Belt anxious to get its hold on prop erty here for terminal and yard pur- poses, and in this last deal it has ac- complished what if desired. Weshan now expect too see them put up their needed improvements, and what helps them will be an advantage to our city and people.
 sWehail the acquisition of this land by the Cotton Belt as q harbinger of better times for our people. '
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The following firms, L. E. Gold smith, Thalheimer Bros, Smith & Robinson, Mccain Grocery Co.,, ]. T. Lloyd and Atkins x Strickland are well known and their judgment of quality respected by the people of Pine Bluff. They now have for sale and are in a position to guarantee "Cheatham' Full Moon Flour, ]" which costs little more than any other four, but which will be sold at the same price as the other leading brands to consumers. The flour that suits all the people is the Full Moon. 1 1Sd1m
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This morning the greyhound owned by Mr. k. D. Welch, proprie- tor of Hotel Trulock, was seen speed ing up Second avenue with a paper bag tied to it's tail. When the dog reached Main sereet it turned down that thoroughfare and dashed with tremendous force into a showcase sitting on the sidewalk in front of the clothing establishment of Isaac Dreyfus and smashed it to pieces. The paper bag was filled with corn, and had been tied on the dogs tail by some mischievious boys.
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We beg to announce that we have been appointed by Mr. l. w. Harper. the famous Distiller. of Nelson county Ky, agents for his supurb Hand Made Sour Mash Whiskey.
 This announcement is of import ance to every one, for it insures to them for the future one'of the purest, most delicate, and most celebrated Whistles in the World, and those who will take the trouble hearafter to demand the '1. 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. 416m
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Messrs. o. W. Alexander and Lew Owens today received their commis- sions from Governor Clarke as Jus tices of the Peace of Vaugine town ship. Magistrate Alexander will at once open an office and be prepared to administer justice in all cases, civil or criminal. brought before him. Magistrate Owens will simply serve as a member of the County Board.
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The great remedy for sick headache known as Ramon's Tonic Liver Pills (and Pellets), presses the electrical button of popular desire. The.rsales are enormous. They have deserved this great success. for they have fairly proved to be the best remedy on the market for all forms of billiousness and disordered liver. Anderson Meyer Drug Co, your druggist, now keeps them in stock. with free sample doses, and a three weeks treatment costs but 9 cents, including both Pills and Pellets.
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Cantrell Springs water will be de livered 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 3 dtf ARCH NIvEN
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Fun on the Bristol.

This excellent musical comedy will be presented at the 0pera-house mex [ Friday evening for the benefit of the Young Ladies Guild of Trinity Church. The hest local talent has been en- gagged and q splenpid production is assured. Tickets will be sold for only 50 cents, and everyone wishing to spend pleasant evening should attend. 4l4dGt
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Mr Clyde Smith, a former employe of the GRAPHIC, but who has been at tending Bryant & stratton's Com mereial Golieg ut Louisville, Ky, for some time, has been forced to return home on account of illness and is now quite sick at his home i'll this city. We sincerely regret to hear of his illness and hope to hear of his speedy recovery.
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First Annual Ball.

Last night at James Hall the local lodge of the order of Maccabees gave it's first annual ball, and socially, it was grand success. About thirty couples were present, just enough not to overcrowd the hall \ band disconrsed sweet music and dancing was indulged i'll until n late hour. when all retired to their homes tired, but well pleased with their evenings pleasure.
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 Special Notice.

After May 1st your orders given before $ o'clock Saturday evening for Sundays dinner will be delivered on Sunday morning.
 N. B. We will have no open market on Sunday.
 k. r. HOLMES, 4 16 may l City Market.
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On Friday Mr. ]. H. Yuekley Deputy Supreme Commander of the order of Maccabees, will leave for Clarendon, where on that night, he will organize a lodge of Lis order. Over thirty charter members are al- ready enrolled, and the lodge pro- misses to be a flourishing one.
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The executive committee of the T. P. As. were out this morning sOlic iting money for the meeting of the State Association in this city on the 27th inst, and succeeded admirably. Pine Bluffshould entertain her guests right royalty on this occasion.
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Gen. Geo. P. Taylor, of Forrest City, and Mir. 4. F. Mayberry, of Cotton Plant, both friends and ac- quaintances of the writer, were pleas ant callers at the GRAPHIC office this morning. They are here in attend anee upon the convocation of the Knights Templar.
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To All Lovers of Good Tea or cotree.

My wife has given the Excelsior Tea and Coffee Distiller, sold by X. F. Goslen, a thorough trial and she says it is the best tea and coffee distiller she ever saw. We heartily recom- mend it to all lovers of good tea or coffee. F. H. PLtlM,frR
 Pine Bluff April = 1895. 47dlm
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A runaway horse hitched to a cart created d stampede on Pine street this morning. The horse reached the river street and swerved around thecorner of fBluthenthal's $ warehouse and had miraculous escape from going over the river bank The cart was torn to pieces on a lamp-post.
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Account the races at Memphis the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets on April 10, 12, l5, IT, 10, 22, 24 and 26 at rate of one fare for the round trip, limit for return to April 9. B. II Wilson, agent.
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The "Quick Meal" is the best gasoline stove in the market. Can be found ouly at Fox Bros. Whole sale and Retail Hardware. 4 14dtf
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Mr. Harry Lasker. a prominent society young man of Little Rock, leaves this week for three month $ tour of Europe.
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Hon. R Minor Wallace arrived here from Little Rock this morning. He visited the Capital for the pur- pose of hearing the lecture of Gen. John E. Gordon.
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If you ride bicycle ride the best, Ii you do this you must have WIG TOR. FOX BROS.
 Exclusive Agents. 4 14dtf
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Only one case came up before Police Judge Brown this morning, and that was for drunk and dis orderly conduct.
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c. U. Harrison, the Main street druggist, has in his employ a regis tered pharmacist who is prepared to compound prescriptions at all hours of the night. 1d1m
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Squire Watkins, negro. was con- vieted in the Circuit Court yesterday for cattle stealing, and was sentenced to two years in the penitentiery.
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Would like furnished room and board, not over four blocks from Main and Pine street. Address, .'S' care this office 412d6t.
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9 Miss Carrie Kazenstein, of Little Rock, a sister of our fellow towns men, Messrs. Jake and sam katzen- stein, left for Cincinnati yesterday to be present at tine wedding of q cousin
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Miss Anna Lawton has charge of the periodical and pattern depart ment at Hoyler X Nowland's and asks her friends to call on her. 4Sdtf
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Ed. Saunders is now the agent for a burglary alarm window and door fastener. Those who have tried the device say that it is a good thing.
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There is no better 5-cent cigar on the market than the Cotton Belt, {" manufactured by Rodewald x Kratz- meier Ask for it. 319dtf
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GRAPHIC PRINTING co.

DELAYS are dangerous. A dollar spent for Hoods Sarsaparilla now may prevent illness which will be eX- pensive and hard to bear. Now is the time to take Hoods Sarsaparilla
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los4 West Second avenue.

Ask the cigar dealer for "Cotton Belt. 1t is q Havana filler, and the l best3-eent cigar in the market. 319n |
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Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Tunnah, of Lit tie Rock, are in the city the guests of relatives and friends.
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The public will regret to learn that Mr. John Temple is dangerously i'll at his home on West Fourth avenue.
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A special bearing superintendent ]. A. Edson, of the St. Louis South western, arrived here last afternoon.
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Hoyler X Rowland have re- ceived ''The Deyeline'' Whistle. II is terriEle. 4Sdtf
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II you want a good smoke. try a Cotton Belt" Iti is a handmade cigar. 319dtf
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HOODS PILLS cure all liver ills, telieve constipation and assist diges- rion 25c.
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Mir. Henry Duncan, q lumber man of Duncan switch, was Pine Bluff visitor last night
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-18

Don't forget the proper place to have your prescriptions filled is at the Meyer Drug Company
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Rather cool this morning, too much so for crops and gardens.