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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-29
THE DRY-DoCK QUESTION.
Fhe nr""kIHn nnd Nor.oI< Doci,s Di..
rusSsrd by thc departments


Washington. oct 2S.- Secretary Her
bert this afternoon made the Following
oliicial statements about the dcrccts
in the Maine:
thc Maine was designed 10 be on
even Keel Ut her draushi Of Il feet 4
inchcS, with 400 tons Of coal on hoard
SHE ma" now been fully loaded with
over Hpp tons of coal. anl her drau,:ht
forward is feet s inches greater than
afl This is not uioommon Mans.
othcr ships. when fully loaded arc
down hy the head more or loss When
the ship has been ut sea for /, few ,Inys
thiS VIII be corrected In great part by
least hy uSi:iE the coal which is gen
orally taken from tho forward part. 1,
would. of course. he preferable that the
Vessel should not be down by the head
quite $50 much nS she iH. but this win
bc corrected by tho use of the after
trimming tank provided for this pur-
pose. and by some shifting of stores
10 the after storrroomS not now used.
II perhaps may be necessary 10 add
some permanent ballast
'As To tho listing OF the Maine 10
|"tarboard, This is not q muttcr of impor-
;ancc. 1t can be easily corrected hv
adjustment of WEIGHTS IN loading. The
Atlanta and Boston have both proved
10 hc very acrviccablc ships. but in
each of these there is n list nearly
double that of the Maine. and this is
also corrected by loading These vcs-
sells both list when unloaded about
seven degrees on nearly double the list
Of the Maine. The old rriri,tc United
states, which WAS a splendid vessel in
her day. WAS required to be trimmed
Is inches by her head to get her full
speed"
The Navy Department is again en-
hnrrassrd over the dry dock question,
and tn" best Government dry dock in
the United Statcs-ihat at the Brook
Ism navy yard lis concerned 1t has
been deemed advisable To wait for high
water before attempting 10 dock tn bat
tlrship FcXac lt Brooklyn. although IL
was believed that the dock there was
capable of allowing the entrance of The
| largest vessel IN the navy at any tide.
| Tho decision not 10 dock the Texas
Except at high water Is due To the fact
| that the sides Of the dock nr" too
angunrly inclined inward. making 1t
| somewhat risky for--R shin with so
great u bulge us the Texas to attempt
| 10 enter excepting under the most ia
Nortblc conditions. II Is known from
comparative measurements of tho dock
| and thc baitirship that the later can
| enter mt luW tide, but while The nm
| dcrtHhng is not considered dangerous
| the department thinks II best to be on
| The safe side.
Tho Texas was recently ordered to
br locked at the Norfolk navy yard,
but he depth OF water there was
| found iu be Inadequate for tho pur-
| pose Tho situation Mt the Brooklyn
| yard is somewhat more serious than IL
appears to be. for IL indicates that in
| the event of an accident to- the Texas.
! her sister ship. the Maine or larger
vessels. there would be no dry dock
belonging 10 the Government capable
nf accommodating them without risk to
| their structures.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-29
WASHINGTON ALUMNI ACTS.
n Committee VIII he Appointed 20
Solicit Contributions.

Washington, Oct. 2S.-The Executive
Committee of the Washington Alumni
ol the University Of Virginia held Il
meeting this afternoon and took under
consideration the subject OF u rcstora-
ton of the burned buildings OF their
alma mater
Many prominent citizens of this dis
tiict are members of the Alumni Asso-
cation and with the idea of having a
very general expression OF views the
Executive Committee have secured Will
'ardS Hall, where. on Saturday night
next, q meeting will be held In further
ahcc OF the proposition to restore TO
thcii original style and proportions the
destroyed parts of the University struc-
turCs.
The meeting will be called to order
by Secretary Herbert ana it is hoped
that Chief Justice Fuller. of the Su-
preme Court. will preside Among the
prominent citizens who it is expected
VIII address the meeting are Justices
ETown and White, of the Supreme
Court. \ committee will be appointed
10 raise funds in aid of the restoration
of the burned cditice
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-29
QUIET TIPS ON THE FIGHT
From t.ic Inside Say Sufficient Time
VIII bc Given 10 Notify New Workers,

not springs, ARK. oct zS-Thc mes
sage going abroad from the local and
visiting sports 10 their friends vary
somewhat from Saturday night, when
they read Come on and take chances
on fight, OF iizZlc." To-day they are
wordcd: "On Il tip from Hot Springs
from the inside. sufficient notice of
time and place of fight viii be given 10
enable people as far rs New York TO be
present
There is not as much sure aud conf
dent tail: of the men getting together in
public before III" end OF the week. as
there WAS fcw days ago. but the belief
Is still general that it will he well nigh
Impossible :or them To be in the same
town many hours without getting at
each other somewhere and in some fash
ion. There is considerable apprehc,,-
sion that 'ii%simrons may hc arrested
before reaching this country on the
charge of coming in the State for un-
iaWiul purposes, ANA the mysterious at
titudc of lie Governors scouts here
VINO say that His i1Xccllency knows
juSt what TO do and when and how to
DO IL, does not tend to ward al!aying
this feeling. Among the arrivals last
night were a number of well-knowu
sporting men from Virginia, Alabama
and Texas
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-29
BUILDING COMMITTEE APPOINTED
The Work. Of Rebuilding thc Rosunda
WiiI:bc Pushed Ahead.

charlottesville, Va, Oct. 2S.-The fac
uity of the University of Virginia has
appointed Building Committee, con-
SlStinS OF Professor w. ii. Gchols
Noah Is. Davis. j. w. Mallet, j.. IL
Smith and w. d. Dabney 1t met this
afternoon and determined to rebuild
thc fotundn as soon as possible. An
architect will be employed at once to
examine the walls of this part of the
structure and see If there is strength
enough to warrant their use Il again. The
committee will also look into the cost
OF restoration. Some doubt is OK
pressed as TO whether the annex will
be rebuilt after the old plan. which
was not approved rs an admira bic ex-
ample oil architecture. but 1t is undesir-
able that there Is Il strong sentiment in
laNor OF restoration with all the old
features included. Just what the loss
is, is still n matter of guessing. The
most conservative and reasonable csti-
mate places il at one hundred and tifty
thousand dollars.
Lectures were on to-day as if moth
inE had happened. and the worl; of
the session will really not he iutcrupt-
ed. The Literary Society Han. the mu-
scum ana The professors halls are be-
ing used as lecture rooms. While sey-
eral persons We're overcome by heat dur
ing the fire, no serious results followed
To any one but Mr.. Lloyd Williams. a
student In the medical department
who. il Is feared, inhaled flames. and
MS condition is regarded as rather
grave.
IeleGrams from alumni in all sections
OF the country have been received, tend
ing aid.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-29
Twon,y mchcIs Ki,,ea and wonnsa,..

Havana, Oct. 2S.-Gcneral Gasco. re-
ports from Bayamo that having been
ana llabi. in force. had strongly for-S
tilted Los Negros. he ordered Lieuten.
ent-Coloncl Redon. with $50 soldiers
Of all arms, on October 26th to attack
them. The rebels attempted to prevent
the column from crossing, but after
charges executed with great rallantrvs
were made by the Spanish troops the
rebels We're driven off. The Spanishi
column continued its march toward
JiEuani and again met the same band
of rebels at Cruz Del Yarry and a.
fight ensued which lasted an hour;
with the result that the rebels were
completely dispersed leaving on the
field twenty killed and sixty woundaS
ed. The Government had one killed;
and twelve wounded, including four,
officers. F1SF5ssFsFFS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-29
knothcr Account of Tic rire.

Especial Coz" Washington PostO
'haiIuuesNi!r, Va. OCT. 2S.-Thc Uni
vcrsiiN of Virginia has suffered a great
calamity This morning about 10 O'Clock
iire broke out in thc public hall of this
institution OF learning ana It's progress
was So rapid that every building was in
Jeopardy. Tho origin of the fire is nm
known. but ii is supposed il caught
from electric wires. The flames soon
got beyond the control OF the students
ana IS was necessary TO telegraph to
l.ynchburs and Sta,inton for aid. The
lire COMPANIES of these cities We're trans.
ported to the scene by special trains
and to their presence is due the saving
oil me c""mitories and other adjacent
buildings.
All hopes Of saving the main huildin:,
was soon drspaircd of. ana but little
time was allowed for removing the as-
tronomical instruments. chemical an
lafatuS. etc. number OF students :
Went on the dome of the rotunda and
thfcw iitty pounds of dynamite on Tho
balconies connecting that building and
the public hail. but the explosion did no
good. as the flames soon cnvelopcd the
rntunda.
Then desperate efforts were made to
SitN" the library. oil paintings and the
statues OF jefferson and Minor. and in
this the students were partially suc-
ccSSiui The rcadinE-room ana adia-
cent building We're blown up to keep the
ifc from spreading The fire was not
under control until after S o'clock this
afternoon.
WHILE CHURCH BELLS WERE
RINGING.
People were ilocking TO church when
the alarm of fire was rung Immediate
~ all avenues leading to the University
We're thronged and the grounds over
run by u vast multitude. Fire was
first found in the southwest corner or
the annex. or public hall portion of the
building. and 1t could have been ox
tinEuShcd IL there had been water ot
hand. The University has an organ
lied fire company and plenty of hose
and the Charlottesville company re-
sponded to the alarm. but there was
no water.
The i!amcs made steady progress TO-
ward the rotunda. and the cnrr.ycs of
the workers were directed toward
breaking the connection between the
section of rooms Surmountcd by the
library and the dome. Most persons 10
whom this article will come arc fauoil-
lar with the University, and know tbnt
lherc was q covered gallery or pnrtico
intervening between the rot,lnda rooms
and the public hall. portlco nanked
by columns surmountcd by Handsomely
Continued on Third page)
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-29
THE UNIVERSITY IN RUINS
VITgIliQ'S GTe0I Institution Of Le0IR-
4 THIRD OF A K|LE|CH Loss.
Heroic Work OI The Professors Ond lhG
students.
THE FIGURE OF JEFFERSON SAVED
Bul Some Very VQIuu0G BOOKS In The Library
We're Destroyed,
ND FROM NEIGRD0RING TOWNS.
The FIGURE OF JEFFERSON SAVED
I'D FROM NE|GNB0RING TOWNS

htutdrcds Of Ladies' Join in The Effort
TO Save the Historic Contents of
a the Historic Buiidipp-The ..School
OF fithcns'' Among fhc Lost Works
of 4trt -Scnrby Buildings Set on
Ffrc By Spnris--Debris Carried six
Miles in the Couutry-7ustructor
and Pupils Injured in 'Ehcir Efforts
20 Save Property Loss and
Every section ofthc Country.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-29
oyster Packers Assign.

Baltimore, oct. 2S.-Joscph f.. ana
John H. Stansb,Iry. for twcnty-hv
Years one Of the largest oyster and
fruit packing firms in the City, made
an assignment to-day. The excessive
competition, and general duincss Of
the trade during the past wear orc
aScribed as the causes. The liabilities
are about $4,000; assets, small.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-29

with the professors and students room,
We're blown down with dynamite to
arrest inc progress OF the flames, which
were soon gotten under control The
desperate efforts made by the students
10 save the library oil paintings and
statutes of Jefferson and Minor were
partially successful. The buildings and
contents were valued at 100000 and in
sured for S25, 600
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-29

procure men who had not Incurred pen
nj Responsibilities
NJ. Itibot then offered To accept the
order OF the day pure and simple, but
,I ,ne "iirr WAS rejected Tile vote ON the
Interpolation was then taken. with Tho
result above stated
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-29
Eanve Opened ~ E.ovely Line Of OF Ccatn
900 and (':,nes 49, is2t.s sSs4 - rs

Have opened new line of Coats ana 4
Capes for ladies' misses and chiidreif.s y
from $3.50 to $40, in all the newest q al 4
fects, including Roucle Cheviot III X afSs
sey and Plush. Coats in all the 4 No ss.s sss
shapes-box fronts, ripple, hack, az ss sss sSs
sleeves. Also. silk lined. Call / Il nd Il sE VI
money ii interested in q Coat or a 4, fti,Ss
r., A. SAIIMDERA
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-29

lewest Discovery. - Sxt. tsnth s SfsSs
PAIN. NJ X.D Roo olns, Isnie IS. lSs Sas sisssI
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We carry a full line and latest styles in wall paper. Chas. T .Abeles & Go. elol@
\ Rare Opportunity.
l01m

That liberal hearted gentleman. Mr. ]. Katzenstein, who has made himself popular with the people of Pine Bluff, through his many liberal offers, will again give his many pat rons and the public an opportunity Of securing handsome gifts in cut glassware absolutely free.
 Saturday n Graphic reporter learned that Mir. Katzenstein was just in receipt of l0O barrels of hand some cut glassware, comprisin every thing that is useful or orna
 mental in that line, which, com mencing with Monday. December to 2l. inclusive. he will give away absp- lntely free 10 every cash purchaser of shoes. The GRApHe is safe in saying that the many bargains in shoes with the handsome cut glassware to be given away free with each pur- chase will be Il delight to all those in need Of footwear, and that Nr. katzenstein' x store will be crowded until the sale k over with purchasers. Lis stock Of shoes is eomplrtn in every detail aud just such as will suit this trade. His prices are low and all those in need of footwear would io well to call during this sale. See hIs holiday announcement on our irst page.
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|. O. ". Lecture.

There will be- free public lecture at fhe Court House, Tuesday even ing. December I7th, on the aims, ob- ieets and benefits of the Ancient OFderof United WoFkmen, which has a membership Of a5o, 900. and has paid out s60, ,060,000 to widows and orphans. Be sure to go and hear the lecture Ladies especially in- yited. Lecture commences it 5 o'clock. All 4. o. '. " men cor dlally invited.
 H. L. CRoss, D. c. M. N.
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DIED

CIEvEI4ND-In Pine Bluff. Sunday, December f5. 1885. Mrs. NANSiE CLEVELAND, wife of Mr. $. Y. Cleye- land.
 The death Of Mrs. Cleveland oc- cured yesterday morning about 9 o'clock after lingering illness. She was a lovely character and had q large circle oI warm friends who held Ter in the very highest esteem for her many virtues. The funeral services took place from the Presby- terian Church. this morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. J. L. Caldwell Offieia- ting.
 The BereaYcd husband and orphaned child have the heartfelt sympathy of the GRAPHIC in this their hour of sad affliction.
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Fresh raisins, eitron and cur rants at Talbbots Co.'S dtf

The American steam Laundry has just put down well. the water of which k soft and clear and it will be used for washing purposes. The proprictors Of the laundry assert that they will now he able to do bet ter work than ever beiare.
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Invitations are out for the ap= preaching nnptials of Miss Ray Solm- son and Mir Adolph Bluthenthal. which event takes place at the Tem- pie ou Sunday evening the 29th inst lat 7:30 o'clock Immediately after tbe ceremony the newly welded couple will be given a reception at the Blnff City Club rooms. The mar riage of this happy couple will be one of the leading social events of the season, and the occasion is looked forward to with q great deal of interest by their many friends.
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Mr. H. l.. Cross. editor of the Ben tonyilIe Sun and Deputy Grand Mas ter Workman of theA. 0. ' M. will lecture on theprineiples and benefits Of that order it the Court-house to- morrow night. Mfr. Cross does not attempt high-fiown oratorical dis plays. but is q practical talker and worker and will not fail Ito interest hls audience. Admission will be free and everybody is invited 10 attend.
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Lillian Russell Marriage Rpmor

It Is reported in theatrical circles in St. Louis that Lillian Russell may take q fourth husband. Her leading tenor
 Richie Ling, IS mentioned ill the report.
 Why, the idea is perfectly absurd. j, Mr. Ling said tonight. '.It Is news to me. l never heard anything about it before, and l am sure that Miss Russell and myself have never discussed the subject in any way We are simply pro- fessianally associated in the same com pany. and are only as friendly as the members of any company are. Do vou remember that line in the Grand Ouch ess' where Prince Paul tells the duchess of something he has read in the news papers, and she replies that she never believes what she reads in the news papersf There is n lot in that line ' A note was sent to Miss Russell. askino her about the report. She sent back a reply that 1t was absolutely untr.al and perfectly ridiculous. n-New York World. ' THE PAST guarantees the future.
 It is not what We say, but what Hoods Sarsaparill4 does, that tells the tory. Remember Fl ( cps cuREs
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We contract for paint ing and paper hang ing. Chas. I .Abeles & Cn 12 I91

The preliminary examination of Frank \. Stanley. charged with arson, which was to have taken place this morning. was again post poned. owing to the absence from the city of Mr. \. ]. Stewart. who is an important witness.
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Misses Fannie and Minnie Clark, Of Natetez. Miss, daughters of Mir. Fred Clark. of Cleveland. Miss. will ar rive in Pine Bluff Wednesday to be present at the marriage oftheir father and Miss Isizzie Toney. During their stay in our city the young ladies will be The guests of Miss Grace York.
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Another r.e for Old stock,nes

Either the wee little ones or papa g old socks we can fill with the incest and daintiest Christmas presents you ever saT. Come in and look at them before he incest are all sold; we have what you want.
 ANDERsoN-MEYER DRUG Co. Ss5 Say, We have inst received Ed. Penanes latest Roman Perfumes.
 l2 loff
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WOMAN.
And Woman Only.

Is most competent to fully ap- preciate the pufety, sweetness and delicacy of perfume. A nice delieate odor appeals to the refined and cultivated tastes everywhere. We handle only the best goods, standard brands and do not buy any off brands because there is more money in it: therefore. our great success in this line Ne have them in beautiful packages CT in bulk. Call.
 r 2lltf ANDERsuN-M MEYEE.
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2l7 West Barraque st.
North and Northeast.

1T yon have any intention of going to inc oI i.st this fall or winter you should saash and Vest. Tafs is tho IsouisxIlla <, Nsssh vilie railroad, which is rsinning ,snnti. s,sIlA ealA .ralns from Memphis through 10 Ia,,is9 a4ka, Washington. PhlAaelnhga. Seuy y,s,.i sst '.s Aseago, be.fuit. huffalu and all points <nrsh ] atlat East Pullman Sleeping Car Serpie1 iei, d,na9.ig.i sptelaiy tow rIes made Go Atlanta gg'u.ans g'. the episinuanee of the Cotton efaaaa rA position For particulars as te rates ss'a'ss through car service, wrife iases ana
 G. \ A1MpnE Ean'l Pass Aoaot
 MAX BAu,.a.. [, LusiisYiie. Ky.
 - >s-''' ~ fl iss. Pass. Agent.
 Memphis. Tenn
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ChrIstmts Glfr

How happy the pleased smile o grandma. the pleasant look ol mamma. the sNeet cooing Of baby ns you hand them some Christmas offering; ypn are going to buy one for each. Look at our line before you buy; we have the incest.
 l2 12tf ASDERsON-3fEYER.
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BLOOD AND NERVES are very closely related. Keep the blood rich. pure and healthy with Hoods Sar- saparilla and yop will have no trouble from nervousness.
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If you want fine dressed turkey, celery or oysters for Christmas, place your order with the Mccain Grocery Company this week. Prices extreme ly low. 13 l. I.
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For your Christmas fruit-cakes get the best raisins, entrants, eitron, shelled almonds. lemon and orange peel. We keep them.
 II 2ltf l.. U. GoIpaNIITH & Co.
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Everything that had wheels" were ont on wheels yesterday. Many rode to the Springs, many to Jones Park and yet others con tented themselves with spinning about the city.
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An oyster snpper Dec 18th Ut Good Faith Church, four miles from Pine Binff on the sulphur Springs r,ad. Proceeds for league library.
 I2121w
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Fresh carrot. soup lunches, spin ach, iettnee, fndishes, eauIItlower, shellots, parsley and celery at
 l.. E. GoIpsMIrH X Co.
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Mir. I. II. Nelson. Of Little Rock : who for two years WIS Chief of Police of this city, was here on T visit Sunday.
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The elegant cut glassware given away free with shoes at Katzen- stein's will be welcomed by shoe buyers this week.
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The lecture on Indnlgencess delivered by Father I.ncey. at st Joseph's Catholic Church sunday night, was an able effort.
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The show windows of our mer- chants present | most attractive appearance, filled us they are with Xmas Ho!iduy eouais.
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Mr. sam 2. Alexander, the cotton buyer. k now learning to ride | bike, and will soon be an enthnsi- astic cyclist.
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AtmoFe's mince fneat and plum pudding tue finest made at
 | II E.I. TAYLoR's.
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For nice luncheon try onr Lunch hmm. deviIed turkey, chicken. etc. 1I2ltf E. F. GOLDSMITH X Co.
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There is, we regret to sny, no i'm provement in ihe condition of Mir. shelby cnffie He K dangerously
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Dr. and Mrs. 4. l.. sherrll, of sherrlIl. arc among the visitors to our city today. They are the guests Of relatives.
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Onr streets present | greatly inn proved anparanee since iiie arrival of the street sweeper.
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Miss Maggie Rntledge has returned home after 2 pleasant visit to Mon- ficelio friends.
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< large stock of fireworks inst re- ceived. Can be sold for about one half the price of last year. either at wholesale or retail.
 r. IT. MCCAIN GRoeenY Co.
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on Friday Mrs. Rama Holeomba win leave Tor Mobile, Ala, where she he tlle giiest of her daughter, Mrs. eaYjil, fS3r several months.
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Mr " r. Lytle. oi Wobhasekas arrived Ill Pine Bluft this morning.
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Fresh oysters received daily. Three dozen for 25 cents. T.. PierOtti, op- posite Great Red Store. 1612if
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One doiiar will buy two dollars worth Of shoe leather this week at Katensteins. besides you get elegant cut glnaa Mare free.
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HOODS PILLS are the best after dinner pills. assist digestion, prevent ennstipatioH.2 .2Je.
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Fresh California Pine Apples and Pomegranifes It diff l.. F. GOLDSMITH X %. 's.
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Thc demurrer filed by attorneys for defendants in the Reinberger-Ew- ing disbarment shit. will be argued before Judge John si. Elliott this afternoon.
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ToJst toys'! toystl! Our low prices win surprise you. Come and examine our stock. I5 sz Yfx S AIyr1ftHrrF