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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-22

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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-22

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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-22

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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-22

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BROKE THE RECORD.
Cotton Reached .he Highest polnt for the
Season Today.

The top round of the ladder in the cotton season of 1895 was reached today, when the telegraph ticker sounded off the figures January 43, New York quotations. And thereby d surprise was caused.
 Yesterdays market was in itself "corker.' Prices went way beyond expectations, reaching the highest point this year. This fact seems to have been overlooked, however. and caused little comment, probably on account of the feverish state of the markets. At first call this morning decline of points was marked up as against the closing of yesterday for future delivery for January at New York.
 The next call indicated an advance for the little instrument ticket. out for the understanding operator 9.3S. This figure, with a corresponding advancefor the other trading months was soon posted, and expectations for even q greater advance ran high. A little later and the days record and likewise the seasons record, and further, the record for two seasons, was broken by a wonderful advance, for amid a group of excited cotton men the gentleman who posts the figures in the Pine Bluff Board of Trade chalked up January, 9.43. ;, This wonderful strength of the mar ket was the cause of much comment among our cotton men and various causes were assigned fer it. [ After reaching the high-water mark decline began and the market was q luctuating and feverish one until the closing hour, when the board showed New York January futures to be 9.3G,
 A recognized cotton authority says: "phe work of gathering cot ton, which is now practically all open, seems to have gone on with a rush and, growers are seeming to pay little attention toadviee offered them to hold their crop until consumers want it. There has been continued reports of frost and cold weather throughout the cotton belt, but it it seems that the principal effect oi the weather has been to hasten the opening of the bolls.
 AtPine Bluff today middling cotton is selling for Sc.
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The Poetry of Matrimony

Her constant aim is to be inter- esting to her husband. She multi plies herself. Tn turn she is his friend, his confidant, his partner in business, his chum, and. if 1 may use the word in it's best and most refined sense, his mistress. She is forever changing her appearance. For instance you will never see French married woman wear her hair in the same way longer than three or four weeks. She knows that love feeds o:. triAes, on Illusion, on suggestions. She knows that, when q man loves his wife, q rose in her hair, a new frock, a bonnet diff ferently trimmed, will revive i'll him the very emotion that he felt when he held her in his arms for the first time. She knows also that the very lest dishes may sometimes become unsipid if always served with the same sauce.-By MAX O'RELL in North American Review.
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The employees of the Superintend- ent, Dispatcher and Photographers off ces were the recipients of a box of very fine pears this morning which were presented by Mr. r. A. Key, agent of the Cotton Belt at McNeil. The pears were grown in MT. Keys garden at McNeil. the largest of which measures B inches in cir conference and weighed pound and 12 ounces. This speaks volumes for Arkansas as fruit growing State.
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maker Botay, who became interested in him and set him up as a book maker. He has undoubtedly be- come the biggest gambler the Amer ican turf ever knew, betting $40, 900 or $50, GOO on race with the utmost nonchalance. Winning and losing seem equally indifferent to Grammar, who, with the spirit of.the true sport, accepts fortunes smiles or frowns with equal philosophy.
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He Shonld be Pnnlshea

This morning Chancellor James F. Robinson received a letter from a woman living in Stuttgart, asking him if q divorce had been granted her. She affirms that some months ago she employed B. r. Adafr, a negro attorney living at Sherrill. to obtain q divorce for her, and that Adair had written her two letters stating that such a divorce had been granted and she had paid him $15 for his services. However, as she had received nofOrmal announce ment of the fact of the divorce she deemed it best to write to the Chancellor to find out if Adair's assertions were true. 1t is well for her that sine did, for the records of the Court show that no such divorce has ever been granted, and, futhers more, the papers in the case had not even been filed.
 Deputy Clerk Langford says that it is no unusual thing for him to re- ceive such letters as that written to Chancellor Robinson, and that several "shyster" lawyers in the County are making a practice of defrauding ignorant negro women by undertaking to secure divorces for the them and taking pay from them on the strength that such divorces have been secured, when, in fact the papers i'll the cases are never brought before the Court.
 Adair, the negro shyster at Sher- Till, has most unenviable reputa- tion in this line, and has lately been mixed up in several shady" trans actions. Only q short time ago he was arrested on the charge of embezzlement, but by some means escaped punishment. A few years ago Adair was a member of the Legislature from Puiaski County, and to make it worse, was elected on the Democratic ticket. His reputation finally drove him from Pulaski County and he settle at Sherrill and. should he keep up his present doings, his next abiding place will be the State Penitentiary.
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MARRIED.

BAUGH1IAN- WILLIAMS = In Pine Bluff last evening, Wednesday Oc- tober 16, 1895, Miss FORREST WILL HAMS to MT. A. R. BAUaHMAN.
 The above happy event took place at the residence of the brides parents on East Second avenue, in the pres ence of the relatives and a few inti- mate friends of the young couple, Rev. W. K. Penrod officiating.
 The bride is a most winsome and accomplished young lady and is beloved by large circle of acquaip- tances.
 Mir. Baughman, the fortunate groom, is the son of MT. James Baugh- man, and is member of the firm of Baughman & Baughman, cigar manufacturers of this city.
 The contracting parties have the congratulations and very best wishes of the GRAPHIC.
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Ward and yokes, those magnetic

Ward and Vokes. those magnetic comedians, who are full of clever, original ideas and whose presence in farce comedy is sure to have Q decided effect upon the disabilities Of those in front, are due at the Opera house, Wednesday evening, Oct, 23rd, in their highly successful sati- rical comedy, "A Run on the Bank ]. The original effect of the skit is unquestionably pleasing and the company is claimed by Manager D. Star to be the best ever orga- nized for farce comedy. Thefollowing is the poster in full: Happy" Ward, Harry Xolks, Tony Williams, Al Bellman, Joe Kelly, Jonny Page, Arthur K. Dagan, Maurice Levi Walker Moore, Cyrus Riddelly Levy. Misses Margeurfte Daly-Volkes, Lot tie Moore, Lillian Maynard, Fife Kawman, Ines Rae, Gilbert Learock, Julia Meyrs, May Weddan and T. Wilmot Exkert, the famous tenor, Emma Berg, the Swedish Soprano, Geo, H. Nicholai and Chas. R. Stur- ges.
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1t isnot generally known but the old saying that murder will out" is true in every instance. AbOnt ten years ago one of the swell churches in that city of churches, Brooklyn, surprised it's congregation with a novelty, instead of the usual soprano solo, they had a whistling solo by a mere lad. Imagine church music be- ing whistied, but no, don't imagine it, but come and hear that lad, Adam Sheriff, now 2 young man, show you how the oratories can be whistled so that you imagine that you are listening to one of the grand old organs i'll the old cathedrals of Rome or Milan. This great musical wonder is one of the prominent fea- lures of the new three-act musical domestic comedy, "A Fatted Calf, :" which will be at the Opera-house on Tuesday evening, Oct. 22.
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HURRAH FOR JEFFERSON
It's Display at Atlanta Attracting Great
 Attention

The existence of Jefferson County, Arkansas, is aknow and felt at the great Cotton States Exposition at Atlanta, Ga. This is due to the fact that our County has most creditable exhibit of her products and resources there, and these pro- duets are attracting marked atten- tion and most favora ble Vsmments from all visitors at the great Expo sition. r.ss1
 Jefferson's exhibit was gathered and shipped by Judge J . ". Bocage, Secretary of the County Exposition, and when we announce this fact. no one will be surprised at its ex- eellence. He has. worked hard and faithfully To do justice by our County, and under many difficulties succeeded in getting together an ex- hibit of which any State in the Union might justly be proud. The following is letter received from Commissioner Vincenheller and shows, in q slight degree some Of the things that Judge Bocage has done to bring our County in favorable light before the thousands of visitors at Atlanta:
 ATLANTA. GA, October II, 1895. J. ". Bocage Esq. Pine Bluff, Ark
 DEAR SIR:-Yours of the 7th reached mo on Saturday. The cot ton samples are not in yet; when they arrive they will be arranged according to your suggestions. Your exhibit of corn is certainly very fine and attracts the atten- tion of every farmer who passes through the Building. 1 thank you for the valuable assistance you have given in this work, and feel that your section will be repaid a thous- and fold. Very truly yours,
 " C. NINCENHEIIER.
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She Won the Monograph.

On the first of September Mr.Alfred Jolly, the East End dealer in "tem- perance drinks" offered as a prize a phonograph to the most popular person doing business with him. With each glass of soda water sold he gave a coupon and the holder had the privilege of voting for any person they pleased. The contest closed last night. and Miss Oracle Tucker was declared the winner of the prize. as she received 32l votes. The other contestants, and their votes stood as follows W. II. Davis, 3l6; Frank Jolly, 167; John Darroux, 13l
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DIED.

ALEXANDER-In Pine Bluff, Wednes- day, October 16, 1895. MRS. FANNIE ALEXANDER, consort of MT. II. P Alexander, aged about D years.
 The death of this most estimable lady is q very sad one, as she leaves a little child only q few days old to miss the tender care and ministra- tion of q loving mother. The bereaved husband and relatives of the deceased lady have the heartfelt sympathy of the GRAPHIC and other friends The funeral services took place from the family residence two miles south of the city at ? o'clock this afternoon, the Rev. John T.. Carr officiating.
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CANOVAS DEL CASTILLO.

All eyes are now on Canovas del Castillo, the Spanish Premier, who has issued stern war manifesto, which is of ominous purport to the Cuban insurgents. Senor Canovas del Castillo denounces the insurgents as band of ineendiaries and assas- sins, and says that no revolptionist shall be left on the island to create future disturbance. Premier Cas-
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Coming to Pine Bluff.

Gen. H. King Which has received a letter from Dr. Charles Styer, of Phil adelphia, Medical Chief for the Royal Arcanum, announcing that be would pay Pine Bluff a visit the latter part of this month.
 The visit will be official, for the Doctor will come by authority vested in him by the Supreme Coun- cil at it's last meeting held in St. Louis, with view of removing the band which has been in existence against this State since 1S79 Dr. Styer will receive a most hearty and cordial reception at the hands of the Pine Bluff Council and our people generally.
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RILEY CRANNAN.

An interesting turf character is Riley Grammar, the boy plunger, who recently won $250, GOO in three weeks. Grammar is the son of a tailor and was born in Paris, Ky. When ' years of age he started out to earn his living, and drifted to New Orleans, where he was a bell boy in the St. Charles Hotel. Here he attracted the attention of Book
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PREPARED TO GO.
The Jefferson Guards Meet and Elect Officers and Get In Readiness For Trip to Hot
 Springs.

All that is necessary for the ,Jeffer- son Guards to move to Hot Springs and take part in the Gorbctt- -Fitzsim- mons fight is the word from Gov ernor Clarke.
 Last night the company met, took an inventory of its equipments, and found it could go to Hot Springs, or any other place, prepared for battle at hours notice. There are thirty four members of thecompany, besides the officers, in the city, and all of them seemed anxious to go to Hot Springs-possibly to see the fight, and not to fight.
 The company last night also elected two lieutenants, Mr. Marshall Me Gaughy, First, and Mir k. D. Tread well, Second. Several young men of the city said they would enlist tenn porarily in case the company was called out by the Governor. Such a move, though, is hardly expected by the Guards, but in case the call is made, they are ready to respond.
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Splendid Coffee.

The popular grocery firm of L. E. Goldsmith < Co.,, of this city. have for the past two days been serving coffee to all customers or visitors who have called there. The coffee was made from the celebrated Chase x Sanborns Worlds Fair coffee, and the verdict of all who tried it, was that it was exquisite in flavor. The coffee has a worldwide reputation, Goldsmith & Co.,, al ways keep a stock of it constantly on hand.
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Iantsrra1neh by ri,e uadies.

The two committees of the Y. M. c. A., who have been canvassing the city for the past few weeks for mem bers of that association, wererlitting- ly rewarded last night. The Ladies Auxiliary treated them to a most bounteous and delicious supper, served at the hospitable home of Secretary Kincaide, on West Sixth avenue The members had known for some time that such a treat was in store for them, and had prepared their appetites for the occasion After supper the pleasures of the evening were transferred to the par fer, where vocal and instrumental music was rendered by Misses Ray Smart and Bessie Fox.
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Mir. $. A. Rosenberg, proprietor of Hotel Trulock news depot, is today getting in his handsome new fixtures, These fixtures are elegant and con- venient and will make a great inn provement in the apparence of the rotunda of Hotel Trulock.
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Of all the despisable things on earth a disreputahle attorney is the worst, and the profession should, in justice to itself, see that every such character should be prosecuted and punished for every shady or criminal act.
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HEADQUARTERS FIRST REGIMENT ARKANSAS STATE GUARDS. 1 Order No %
LITTLE RocK, Oct. 15, 1895.

LITTLE ROCK, Oct 15, 1895. The resignation of Capt. Hudson not having yet been accepted, he, with bis officers. will take charge of Company ''Fe lst Infantry, until his successor is commissioned. He will proceed toenlist such good men as may desire to join his company and assist the officers elect to acquire a thorough knowledge of their duties.
 By Order of Col. HoLLENBERG.
 DdRAND WHPPLE, lst Lieut.. and Adit. 1st Inf, AS. e. In pursuance of the above com mands of his superior officer Capt. Hudson orders that every member of his company report for duty at Merrill Institute tonight at So'clock, sharp.
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The charming Miss File Jackson, who has been visiting Pine Bluff relatives. will return to her Monti- cello home Saturday. Her cousin, Miss Eddie Rutledge, will accom- pany her as far as MeGehee.
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Atlanta. Ga. and Return.

Cotton States and International Exposition. The Cotton Belt Ky. will sell tickets to Atlanta, Ga., and return on the following dates, at the followingrates: Class "A" $27 40. Tick cts at these rates will be sold daily from Sept. 18th to Dec. 31, 1895, limit ed to January ', 1896 for return. Class 'B,' $2035. Tickets at these rates will be sold daily from Sept. 14th to Dec. B, 1895 and will be limit el twenty days from date of sale. Class "D." SLIGO Tickets at these rates will he sold Sept. 18th, 26th; Oct 9th, 18th and 26th; Nov. 9th, l5th and 18th; Dec. 5th and 18th, limited ten days from date of sale. For further information, etc, ad- dress E. H. WILSON,
 Ticket Agent.
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The officers of this county will endeayor to punish all parties who are guilty of trapping quail this season, and those who purchase quail that have been trapped will have to tell where they came from.
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There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together. and until the last few years was supposed to be incurabe For great many years doc tors pronounced it local disease, and pre- scribed local remedies and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment. pro- nounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be constitutional disease and therefore. requires constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J Cheney x Co.,. Toledo, Ohio,is the only con stitutional cure on the market 1t is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to q tea spoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucuous surfaces of the system. They offer S100 for any case it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. Address
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tillo was born in 1880 and first at tracted particular attention in poli- tics in 1851 as editor of the Patria in which he defended Conservative ideas. He entered the cortes as deputy for Malaga in 1854, and has had a seat in the body ever since. In 1864 he was Minister of Finance in the colonies. This the third time Castillo has been the Spanish Pre- mier.
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lepnty Sheriff Robert Johnson
 night at Altheimer arrested Ston Whiteside, who was
 hted in this city on the charge aassault.
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r. Ed Russell left for Little Rock
 points on the Iron Mountain ween that city and Texakana morning, where he goes to sell de
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Mrs. NJ. W. Bell and her grand sughter. Miss Maggie Taylor, Eve returned from visit to Birn-
 eham and the Atlanta Exposition.
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Mir. J. P. Bachelor, of Bearden, is a guest of the Arlington.
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Chancellor James r. Robinson re- turned from Chicotcounty yesterday, and this morning convened the lief ferson Chancery Court.
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nliss Ollie Buckley, of Villa Ridge, a., is in the city visiting her sister, As |. Lee Johnson. She will srnd the winter in Pine Bluff.
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Mr. D. B. Niven and family and
 A'. Joe Niyen and family. of Rison, EFe ill the city, registered at the Ellington.
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Mr. J. H. Mann is wearing a broad and happy smile today. The cause is that two lovely little girls were born to his wife last night.
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AIr. chas Ledlie, of St Louis,
 Snperintendent of the Pine Bluff aHoasHR ter Gas and Electric Light Com --N:Ehy, is in Pine Bluff on a business
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R lon. John NJ, Bradley, of Arka- hhia, was a passenger for Little ek this morning, after q brief siness visit to Pine Bluff and Stutt-
 Tt
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So far very few quail are being brought into this market
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Mrs. |. R. Fitzhugh, and son, Ragland, left today for Atlanta 10 see the great Cotton States Expo- sition. May their trip be a pleasant nDn
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The fire department was called out on false alarm of fire at o'clock this afternoon. The alarm was turned iQ on account of trash burning in q yard near Brump's Bayou bridge.
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Mrs. Henry Cook and child will leave today for Cincinnati. Her brother, Mr. Henry Bernath, will accompany her as far as Little Rock.
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Engineer Jack Crowley has re- turned home from his trip to St. Lonis.
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Mir. I. C. Wornble has returned .,fter n business trip to Memphis.
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Messrs. J. T. Lloyd, \. B. Trulock and Day Mills returned this morn ing from TWO days hunting trip in the vicinity of Dewitt and Stutt- gapt.
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The paved streets of the city arc in n filthy condition.
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Miss Mamie Atkinson isin the city, the guest of Mrs. T. B. Atkinson.
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WONDERFUL are the cures ac- complished by Hoods Sarsaparilla and yet it is only because Hoods Sarsaparilla. the one true blood purifier, makes pure, rich, healthy blood.
 HOODS PILLS for the liver and bowels, act easily, yet promptly and efficiently.
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---~ PILLS are purely vegetable ,ons not purge, pain or gripe. nm nm all druggists.
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Many bales ofcotton were brought ta7he Fine Bluff market today.
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!. sam Franklin has received a tram stating that his street eper would arrive here Saturday.
 Rill at once put it to work on baved streets.
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The Pine Bluff lodge of Elks held it's annual monthly meeting last night.
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The dangerous culvert on Main rect, between Fifth and Sixth
 Senues, has not yet been repaired.
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Attorneys $. NJ. Taylor and M. \.
 Justin. and Mir. Mike Dannaher, has
 atnrned from Chicot County.
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6ARRH is constitutional dis 8hd cannot be cured by local
 satlons. Hoods Sarsaparilla 2hstltutional remedy; it cures fl because it purifies the blood.
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\ eharning Miss Mamie Atkin- Eof Star City, who is now the
 of MT. and Mrs. T. B. Atkin- #of this city, will be united in 1age to Mr. D. Farmer, Of fr, on November 9th, at the sof her parents in Star City.
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several cases of vagrancy were hefore the Police Judge this morn
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Hon. John NJ. Bradley, editor, lawyer and statesman, of Arkadel- phia, is in the city today
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Do you take the GRAPHle2 Ifnot dc so, and get the news.
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be eulvert on Main street, be- Hn Fifth and Sixth avenues, is in Rngerons condition, and unless aired soon will do injury to some
 hle or animal.
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|. R. NJ. Knox left yesterday stlanta to visit the Exposition. goes by way of Nashville, where TWO daugters, who are at plg school there, willioin him on
 in
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Mr. Henry c. Damels, of Little Rock, came down to this city this aiorning on q business visit.
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Dr.. A. D. Thomas returned to his Little Rock home this morn inc