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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-13
WAR on STANDARD OIL MEN.

AN AGENT OF A SUBSIDIARY COMPANY CONVICTED
AND FINED $50 BY A LONE STAR JURY.
e. Louis, Dec, IA dispatch from Waco Tex"
TO the Scripps McFsae League says that Z. T. Hath
away agent OF the Waters Pierce oil Company and
one Of the defendants In what Is popularity known
az the Standard OIL Trust case. was convicted to-day
after a ten days trial in the District Court OF vio-
latng the Texas Antitrust law. There are four
other defendants agents of the Waters Pierce Com
pany awaiting trial. The indictments also include
John d. Rockefeller. Henry VI. Flagler and other
officers of the Standard Oil-Waters Pierce Com
pany, although OF these defendants have been
arrested and placed within the jurisdiction OF the
court despite vigorous efforts 10 secure their arrest
and extradltOn. The result OF the trial to-day oc-
casons great surprise. The verdict will be appealed
from and fought 10 the court OF last resort The
jury assessed the penalty against Hathaway at $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-13
FOR THE ARMENIAN RELIEF FUND
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF CONTRIBUTIONS BY THE
COMMITTEE.
The following contributions have been received By

Il
COMMITTEE.
The following contributions have been received By
the Armenian Relief Fund Committee
Churches OF Morristown. y. j., SOL s.; through
Miss Emily o. Butler S5i: Harris Ely Adriance, go.
81. Matthew's Church, New-fork ely 80 . frst
Christian Endeavor, Kane. Penn. So; 81. James
Church Sunday-schOol. New-YOrk. $50 81; II. Cary
Lea and Captain \. r. Mahan. $50 EACH a. /. AN
Olivia f. =. Stokes. so; juliet Underh. Or. Calvin
De Witt AMI Gustavus Ado.phus Church, New-lo
N5 each; Union Thanksgiving service. Reno, Nev,'
sl4 As J. J. Rooney Miss y. ). Jarvis Jane VI. NIL
nor. Elizabeth l.. Wells and Minnie l. keyes ~
each; cash. 81. Trinity Church, Reno Nev., $ %;
Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian churches.
Marcellus y. y $ 90 Presbyterian Church, CO.
lumbus, Ind. 81 30; Methodist Episcopal and Pres
pes Association. Reading Penn: Christ Church.
Laredo Tex; Mary f. Boyd A. kpp. man. Aaron
Lloyd j. Noah H. Sill and First Methodist Epsco-
nal Church Baltimore. g. each; Congregational and
81 e.: Mount calvary Church, Howard County. Nd.
& @; Miss Blanche Nevin Charles y. T. Jeffrey
T f and Ella G. Conn. and "A Friend" - each;
Church Of 81. John the Divine Edgartown. Mass.
4 Combeer. Miss f. c. Trenary. and M. u. D."
81 each; st Bartholomew's Church. Montgomery
County. Nd. 81 81: Frank sayre. Nevin Sayre. Miss
X. St. Luke's Church. Catskili; ST. bartholomew
low "a l. "A NJ. F." George \. Kellogg, Miss
Maggie McArone Judson Conklin, Miss Lydia \.
Hasbrouck p. Marty and L. G. Hall 81 each; Trim
ity Church. Rutlant, VI, and X. W. Carroll. 20
g. As
Contributions should be sent 20 Spencer Trask,
treasurer no y Pine-st., New-York City.
T. Deano OF Brooklyn. sends so to The Tribune
to John S Kennedy. treasurer OF the Chamber of
Commerce fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-13
A TINY PRISONER IN COURT
ARRESTED FOR PASSING A COUNTERFEIT CoiN
IN A BAKERS SHOP

ARRESTED FOR PASSING A COUNTERFEIT Coi'
IN A BAKERS SHOP.
A midget prisoner arragned before O"
States Commissioner Shields yesterday morn."e.
The Commissioner said that he the smaii.
prisoner as to height that had ever appeared p
fore him. The boy Louis Aiello. lives Win i0
father. Antonio Aello at No 1913 East Eleven'"s
Little Louis who Is only ten years old, was a.
rested by Detectives Ackerly and Muller, OF INC
Fourteenth Precinct while he passing co"'
terfeit quarter on baker at No. 1870 rrs'-a'e.
What led to the arrest was the fact that the pO'
had been in the store three times on wednesday,
and each time he pure hased cents worth -;
cake and had the first two occasions rece' -
"a cents In change. Upon his third appearahcs ,he
baker summoned the detectives. who were on tI nS
trail of the counterfel;ers and the lad was pa S.
under arrest. He said that he had been sem sem az ~
his father to buy the cake. and the detectives o.
once went to his home and arrested the lh.h e.
He was arraisned with the lad and was heiu tn, 10
examination tomorrow under $500 BONDS tnJ
boy was committed the care or Deputy Mdl ane.
Bostwick who. under direction OF Commlsslo9n..ii
Shields. placed him I'm charge OF the Gerry socle.y'
The arrest is important one. the police say,
been flooded with counterfeit small coin. and IN
nearly every instance the coin has been PASS
by small boys and girls who have purchas,su "
cents worth OF cake candy. producing ullnei;
quarter a half-dollar. and receiving goou
money in change The police believe they are on
the track OF organized gang OF Fagins IN me
counterfeiting Inc. because OF the fact tnat tne
boy. Louis Aiello. Is not the only one VINO mas
passed counterfeit coin upon other tradesmeh oi
the neghborhood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-13
THE HOUSESNITHS STILL OUT.

STRIKERS ENCOURAGED BY THE ENDORSEMENT
OF THE LABOR CONVENTION.
The strike OF the housesmlths still continues, ana
the strikers he'd a meeting at Clarendon Han
yesterday which enthusiastic over the fact that
the strike had received the Endorsement OF ,he
American Federation Of Labor Convention fres-
dent Larry, OF the HousesmIths Union, made a
speech to the men, In which he said that the struct
urai iron settlers Of Chicago had telegraphed That
$500 had been forwarded to the union. He also com
plimented the the way they were conducting
the strike, and denied that there had been deser-
tons from the ranks Of the strikers
A Mr.. Dyer. of Albany. addressed the meeting, ana
said that $500 would arrive from that city to-day.
Foster MiSan Of the firm Of Milligan Brothers
said yesterday that men had apphed TOT
work than the firm wanted. He also declared that
twenty OF the strikers had returned TO work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-13
CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD CHARGED.

HERMAN AND GUINZBERG THE PLAINTIFFS
AGAINST SEVERAL OTHER FLOWER DEALERS
Max Herman and NJ Charles Gutenberg. OF the
artificial flower firm Of Herman & Guinzberg. have
begun action in the Supreme Court against Noses
Michael. Samuel Ziemer Walter Zlemer and William
Feldsteln the three latter comprising the firm OF 5.
Ziemer q Feldsten-Daniel and Marquis Miller
comprising the firm or Miller Brothers-and Eva
Michael the wife Of the irst-named defendant The
defendants all charged with conspiracy to de-
fraud the creditors Of Moses Michael
The action arises out OF judgment that tho
plaintiffs obtained against Michael May 4. 1888
for the sum Of sl92l %, which was entered and on
which execution returned unsatsiied. TIE
plaintiffs allege that prior 10 April p, 1893. while
Michael was in the feather and flower business, and
while possessed OF a stock worth $1,000 he cianei
to be indebted TO the firm of 5. Liemer Field
stein, and made bill OF sale 10 them OF the stock
II Is further alleged that the latter firm did not
take possession OF the stock sold TO them, but
allowed Michael 10 retain control of IT, and later
sold 1t to his who has the same the
father, and the business was continued in the same
name. the son claiming to be the owner. Michael.
II is alleged, claimed also 70 be indebted TO Miller
Brothers in the sum Of $4,000 and transferred 70
them all the outstanding accounts on his books
and II is alleged that Miller Brothers have collected
over $4,000 Of these accounts for Michael. To make
the matter complete. Michael at the same tne
claimed TO MS wife 5000 and transferred TO
her certain receiyabes to this amount. In this way
he succeeded in dsposirg of every asset, Il Is said,
and the creditors were left in the cold.
All these transfers are declared in the complaint
TO be fakes" the result OF a conspiracy between
the people defraCd the creditors and the plain
tffs ask that all be set aside, -nd receiver be
appointed or the property so transferred, so tnat
They also ask that the amount of their judgment 10
set aside by the receiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-13
WORTHLESS CHECK FOR TAXES.
HOW A JERsEYMAN GOT THE BETTER OF NEW
YORK CITY OFFICIAL.

HOW a JERsEYMAN GOT THE BETTER OF NEW
YORK CITY OFFICIAL
William R. Wilson. IF Elizabeth, " D. seems ~
have taken New-York City's Receiver Of Taxes mo
camp to the amount Of sl52 8o the sum OF the taxes
assessed against piece OF property mere descr'pen
on the New-York books as section 81 line I4'''
block 776 Ward No &c; value $500 Mr.. Wilson, on
November %, gave TO General Austen the receiver
a check drawn on the FRS; National Bank OF blza-
beth ~ j. for the amount named and got me
usual tax receipt showing that the demands OF ne
CITY on that property for 1895 had been satlsn:d
An entry was made or the Registers DOCKS 10 Inc
same effect. ,.,,. .,, an, -
turned to Receiver Austen marked NO good ana
he was Informed that M. Wilson mad no iu,ius , IN
the First National Bank Of Elizabeth. Inc HecetV-
err after vainly demanding that wilson should mar
the check good return the tax receipt IePo''eu
the ca Sc TO Controller Fitch. The controller yester
day wrote a letter TO Mr. wilson informing mn una
n me tax receipt not returned 10 the fldhSe
recruitment BY Monday next me matter would Dc
rjaced in the hands Of Corporation Counsel scott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-13
QUIET RESTORED ~ TOPEKA.
MILITIA WITHDRAWN AND ASSURANCES GIVEN
THAT TIE GRAVE ROBBERS WILL BE


PUNISHED
Topeka Kan. Dec. l2-There is still great excite
rnent here over the finding Of the body of Mrs
Iinis at the Kansas Medical College. but there is
no further danger Of a rotous attack on the col
lege Ex-Chief Justice Horton. one of the trustees
of the college this morning served notice on the
faculty that If they do not clear up the entire
affair he will sunmarily withdraw from the Board
and institute prosecution for the entire body. At
noon to-day il announced that the mystery
TO how the body OF Mrs Lilis was obtained VIII be
fnvestiga ted and that steps viii be taken send the
guilty persons 20 Jail within twenty-four hours
This assurance has had quietng effect
Nothing since the Legislative war Of three years
ago has so excited the people of Topeka. Battery
b the ground with guns until daylight this
the college property the militia from Lawrence
did not come. Their orders were countermanded
lust as they were about take a special train for
Topeka. There Is considerable feeling against Gov
ernor Morrill, for calling out the militia. Governor
Morrill, says he justified in his action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-13
CHARGED WITH ROBBING HIS FRIEND

Nine Eugene Navelle, of No. AS West Fifty
seventh-st yesterday in Jefferson Market Court
charged with larceny Robert Vaiee a young man
whom she had known In France. and whom she
had befrended since his arrival here She said she
rad taken him into her house and given him
home when he was In great need, ard that he had
stolen a diamond ring valued So and fancy
French revolver which she thought worth 81. He
was he'd in 500 bail for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-13
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-General Term-Recess.
opens az lo:3o a. m Motion calendar called at II a. m
Supreme Court-specia Term-Pars before Lawrence.
supreme court-specia Term-Part H-Before Beach. ).
Elevated Railroad Clear.
supreme Court-specia Term--Part III-Before -
J.-Court opens at 1880 a: m:
Circuit Court-Part HAdjourned until Monday. DeceD,-
Circuit court-Part nI-Before Barrett J-short
lU7., 7047. 72J+ 79l2 1871 ISL 1850 7ss, 70s.
Superior Colrt-special Term-Before Dusro. Mos.
Superior Court-General Term-Adjourned until
Superior Court-Equity Term-Adjourned for the term
Superior court-TriaI Term-Parts and Ii-Adjournei
Superior Court-Tria Terul-Part Ir-Before sedgwicA
sarrogae's Couri-Chambers- Fitzgerald s-Mo-
ton called 1870 a. Wills Tor probatss
Natalie b Grnnell Charles Nida. 1890 m; EInlcs
NJ sessions Sarah r. Parrish. Charles rockingham.
Martha \. juion Jacob F. d. soils at p m ~
1903 viii u .Wnh=lmne D. schott. a. ios3o a m; No
will Of Isaac T. sanek at 1880 a m
Common Pleas-spec!al Term-Before BischoF jr.. j.
Common Peas~Equity Term-Before Bocsstayer j.
common Peas-oeneral Term-Adjourned until Monday.
Common Peas--Trlal Tern-Part I-Before Gegerich. J.
SIS il9 1890 TO lao 35i2 1876 35i6 S4s3 1891
Common Pleas-Tral Term-Part II-T3efore DAILY c j.
Common Peas-Trial Tern-Part III-Before Pryor j.
City Court-special Term-Before Van wyck c. j.
Motions:
2i49 81. 3o23'a @ 4cO l5s 277i 52s. 53s i5s. 5is
city cou2S~Irai Term-Part r-Before Boy J-Nos
go 27 81 SO eol 900 "a 5s ' So 1902 iaoi
city Court-Tral Terni-Iar, III-Adiourned for the
city court-Tral Term-Part Iv-Before Ti,zslmons
J-short causes Nos. 27S5. 1890 1921 1929 S5g :9S5.
sT5S 37 3ls gee 3 32 $l 9G 3S;s S2 800
3lG, 2sOs, 3i37 Clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-13
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
by AndreNs I.

BY Andrews. +.
Matter OF Briggs Barrel Company-Wlliam s. Kelley
Edmund ST. John Nandorne Rubber Con pany-Rob-
ert Simpson.
Matter Of L. sauter & Co-George c. De Lacy and
Felix Jelenik
Matter Of Merrill wehre c. Company-Max Ans and
Francis :. Snciaire.
Common Pleas
BY Blschon jr. j.
Edward Barblg Ad1ph Gmelin-Charles C. y.
Wahe
National Wall Paper Company Michael Donney-
James Westervelt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11
4 Word In Your Ear,

It's n word of advice and sugges- ton. It will save you money if you heed it Times are not as good as they were. They are improving, hut still we must alI retrench Formerly we cnuld afford to subscribe for half Il dozrn, possible Il dozen, news papcrs and magazines Now we must get along with two or three Cur il 'mc paper we must haVC-ean't get along without that any how. We al~HNs found n good deal In the other papers nhd magazines that We didn't especially earefar lfweconld inst get good weekly iournal that would give n4 the cream of all these other papers and magazines. the things best worth reading and pre- serving, we Sould save both money and litie, and still keep up with ths worlds duinA aud thinking Well now, yan can get just slch d journal
 fnl1lic Opinion, published in New York City. Write far sample copA
 IT call at this t.iIi;.e fer information
 md special rate. If taken iu connee lion with the Daily or Weekly GRAfHIC. d&w1t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11

"An Arabian Night" will be pre- sented al the Bluff City Club hall to- night by strong cast. The play is n splendid one and 1t will be enjoyed by Il very large audience. After the plny grand hall will be given The price of admission to the hnll is 90 cents, and you may dance as much as you like and no extra charges N ill be made.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11

The souvenir fans given away at the commencement exercises of the City High school last evening, by A. ]. Mitchell, the popular cOnfectioner, were greatly appreciated by the sweltering audience.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11

MT. Chas. 0. Harris will leave to- night for French Lick Springs, Ind, where he will soiourn for few weeks. During his absence Mrs. Harris will visit relatives in Fort Worth, Texas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11

This evening Ut SEQ o'clock the marriage of Mary K. Murphy and MT. Chas. Moore will take place Ut St. Joseph's Catholic church.
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all kinds c07A s l1OoL \ ten cents up UVLn'

Mir. Charles H. Owens will leave this afternoon for Hot Springs. where he goes to recuperate for fl few days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11

Two dollars at the Palace Rail road Art Car gets twelve superior permanent cabinet photos. Equal tu the best made in St. Louis at $5 per dog. lOt6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11

Take the children to the Palace Railroad Art Studio for the finest work ever made Tn the city. Located on Cotton Belt Road near Main street crossing l0d6t
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Will he made with Liberal tamits and
SUPERIOR ACCOMMODAIIOHS
For Persons Attending

INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION EPN0RTH LEAGUE, Ghatta- noOgo, Tenn, June ?. INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION OF THE UNITED SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN ENDEANOB, B0s- ton, Mass, July 10. PERENNIAL CONCLAVE OF THE KNIGHTS =TEMPLAR, Boston, Mass, August 26th. COTTON STATES AND INTER- NATIONAL EXPOSITION, At lauta, Ga. Sept. 18th to Dee 3lst These rates are open to the gpner- al public besides the usual Summer Tourists Rates to the health and pleasure resorts of the North and East.
 Call on or write to thenearest Cot ton Belt Ticket Agent for dates of sale, rat tes and limits.
 E. w. LABEAUNE, Genl Pass. and Ticket Agent. St. Louis, Mo.
 F. II. WILSON, Agt., Pine Bluff
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A dog owned by Mir. Chas. Dun nington, who lives on Eighth ave nuc, went mad yesterday, and after biting several other dogs, was killed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11

For screen doors and win dows go tO the Bluff City T4um- her Company aui get the best made at low prices 1 2Gju1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11

For screen doors and windows go to the Bluff City Lumber Company and get the best made at lew prices. 4 26ju1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11

Chevalier Division, Uniform Rank K. of F., drilled last evening at its armory.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11

Does your piano need tuning? We have Il iirst-clas> tunerempioNcd and will guarantee lis work. HnNlcr X Rowland, 20a west second nve- hile. 4Sdtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11

Mr. Ths. E. Puck, of Little Rock, is in the city He came down Inst evening to visit the friends of his old home
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11

Mr. Jake Sarasson, the genial Main stree me. chant. has returned home after u pleasant visit to Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11

eI suffered with headache and rheumatism, but since taking Hoods Sarsnparilla 1 have scarcely had any symptoms of these troubles.
 Mrs NJ. FLEWKEN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11

Only $2 for dozen of those superior cabinet phntos at the Rail- road Art Car lOd6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11

Maj. aud Mrs Jno R Srecrs were passengers on the morning train for the Capital
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11
CITY ITEMS.

The DAILY GRAPHICoccepts ad- .,ertasing on the distinct and unequtOocdt ouarantee thai it hos c daily circatd- ton larger haa aay other dai1y neaos= paper published in Pine BlaB
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11

Mir. and Mrs. W. F. Sallee went to Little Rock this moraing to attend the Daniels Bales w. tliing
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rn, nowllne Green nus,ness Oo.lege.

Nd Bu,iness College in the South offers facilities eqnnl 10 those offered is our school. Ne secure our peo. ,.le good positions. Special Summer aateS. Address
 CHERRY BROS. Bowling Green, Ky. 5l0w4t
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Iife-size crayons are made free of charge to patrons of the Railroad Art Car who buy frames for them. 6 lud6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11

Now k the time ta get superior photographs. The Kailroad Art Car turns out he finest work done in rhe State. t l0.i6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11

Mrs. John F. Carr and sister wel c passengers far Little Rock thiA morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11

City Attorney Pred NJ. Hudson ahd Mr. D. c. Bell leave today for St. Paul, where they will go in behalf of the City Council and citizens to make n protest to Judge Caldwell against the action of the Water X Light Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11

Go and see the beautiful photo graphs at the Palace Railroad Art f,nr l0d6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11

If you have House for Rent, or have anything for Sale advertise il in this Column.
 Rates: lines, one week, 9 cents, CASH IN ADVANCE.
 If charged, will be charged at the regular local rate of , cents q line each insertion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11

Judge Frank Silverman is in Little Rock today.
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BICYCLES FREE from all defects. Best line in the State.
 J. NJ. GOZA.

Mrs. A. R. Sherrill, and Miss Willie Hooker are in the city visiting rela- lives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11

THE BLOOD is the source of
 health. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla to keep 1t pure and rich. Be sure to get MOODS sARsAPARILLA.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11

The | N. Harper is the finest Mhi4Eey on earth Used in madera= ti1l1. il l., sure specific for i9dlges- tion, for general debility, fN' insom- min. for mental debility. 1t is as fra grant as lipe fruit and if used in mod erntion IL lcnGthens life, adds to our joys ana drives dull care away.
 The l. w. Harper Whiskey is abso- lutely purr. 1t is prescribed by the ablest physicians af ttis country and hy degrees it is winning world wide reputation. For sale by,
 W ]. RRANNoN x BRO. Cor Main and Second avenue, Pine Bluff Ark
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Enforce the dog law.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11

Thomas Pumps are the best made for service. J. M. GOAA.
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Hoods Pills cure sick headache.

". H. Rowland < Co, the news and cigar dealers, gave away several hundred pieces ot beautiful music at exercises of the City High Sch,.esl last evening This firm is nothinA if hat liberat and enter prising, hence its great popularity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder Worlds Pair Highest Award.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11

Ride a Monarch" and keep in s..,nt 519dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11

Mr. W. A. Clay has very sick
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11

Senator James K. Jones left f21 Memphis last night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11

Go and see the fine art work at the Pnlnee Railroad Art Car. iod6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-11

C,rRAYED OR STOLEN-Grey horse, brand - IN Ron lett hip in good condition. Re ward for return toM. A. Jolly, East second avenue, 6 bt
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V1TANTED- -Boardefs or roomers, either
 w ladies or gentlemen, at Mrs. CulptHper'a S09 Main street. 6 d6t
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Congressman John :. Little left for Little Rock this morning.
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Ihave inc best Lawn Mowers made. J. M. GOAAs
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VKYANTED-A position in family, by q
 w white girl who can cook and take care Of house Good references. Address, J. t., this paper 66d6t
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Mr. A. E. Peterson came down from Redfield this morning.