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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-03
A wELL-DEsERvED COMPLIMENT.
MIR. Willinms's Acceptance n Guar
antee Of Good Management.

The Manufacturers Record referring to
the reorga nization of the Savannah. Amer
icus. and Montgomery railway under the
name OF the Georgia, and Alabama says:
1.-The election of Mr.. John Shelton VIII
liams. of Richmond. as the president Of the
Georgia aIY Alabama is well-deserved
compliment to one of the most active and
progressive financiers Of the South. to
whose work this successful reorganiza-
ton Is largely due. Mr.. Williams is so
well known as a member OF the old bank
ing-house of John l.. Williams & Sons.
OF Richmond. Va. that his Identification
with this new system as president VIII
be accepted. as a guarantee that 1t Will
be well managed. The remarkable bust
ness success OF Mr.. Williams, who Is,
we believe, still under thirty years OF age.
should be an inspiration to every young
man Of the South. for this section will
from now on offer greater opportunities
for young men than any other country
has ever presented. Associated with Mr..
Williams az vice-presidsnt and general
manager will be Mr.. Cecil Gabbett. whose
experience in Southern railroad affairs.
will prove invaluable to the Georgia and
Alabama railroad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-03
Popular RailrOad-Man Promoted.

Mr.. John NJ. Beal who has occupied
position for several years with the South
ern Railway Company as travelling pas
senger agent. has been Transferred TO
Philadelphia to take charge of the psssen-
ger interests OF the company in that city.
The appointment went into effect August
Ist and Mr.. Beal leaves to-day for his
new home.
Mr.. Beall will be- succeeded by MIR. s.
c. Whitehead. who has practically been In
charge of the Office here for some time
past Mr.. Whitehead will be known as
city passenger agent. with headquarters
at the old stand. on Main street. near
Tenth. Both are fine young railroad men,
and we'll deserve their promotions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-03
Excursion TO Old Point and Nerfe'b
sunday Morning. August Ath,

and every Sunday until TURNER nouee.
rain leaves Chesapeake and Ohio depot
a, $40 A. NJ, sharp: returning. leaves Old
point at 7w O'Clock r. NJ. sharp
ricketts, bought to 20 TO Norfolk. ON
this train good 20 return on this train
and Monday morning train only. Round
trIp TO Norfolk and Old Point only ".
snec,al rates at Hygeia and Sherwood
hotels. This is fast train. and leaves
promptly on time--2 hours and ID minutes
run. No crowded coaches.
Captain J. T. BAILEY * CLASH.
Managers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-03

A NARROW ESCAPE.
The conference narrowly missed making
grievous slip last night when the matter
or the appointment Of the committee on
me plan OF organization was under con-
sideration. There were representative
present from the Republican, The Popul ri.
The Democratic las allegedD. the Prohib,-
ZIONIST. the Independent, and probably
otner parties. and the argument was
urged that on this committee each OF
these parties should be represented by
TWO men. The gentleman who urged this
motion was apparently unsophisticated
as ne was quickly informed that this was
fair and non-partisan" conference.
and that " recognized no party (Save
with the mental reservation OF the Re-
publican partyJ
The remark OF Colonel J. Hampton
Boge In the conference last night that
what General Malone General Walker.
and Mr.. Hobson could not do TO beat the.
Democratic party was not worth kno,S-
Ing was duly appreciated.
Everything nbou. General Mahoke Is
secret. He poses as wise man who
knows everything. and who does<n be-
lieve that the people should Know any
th'ng-except the fact that /6ev should
be led by the nose. Hence Ms strenuous
opposition 10 the admlssoA ~ the press
TO his conference" last hight.
There were no negr[ delegates in this
iair-eiec'ions conference they We're
net wlnted theree<Ar the ne ,ro is W Mt
90 ior' ~ 'hsNstimation OF the Republi-
can party ~ the South 's for his vote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-03
HORRIBLE FRAMEWORK.
Arms and Legs of Human Beings
sticking Ont.

CANTON, O., August "a freight
train on the Pittsburg. Fort wayne ana
Chicago railroad broke in two on heavy
grade near stark's siding early this morn
ing. The rear-end crashed into the hrst
section. and three cars were WRECKED
A dozen tramps were riding in furni-
ture-car. which was smashed to spfhters
When the train men came up, my 49,
tc,ri,,ad 10 SEE arms and legs OF human
beings sticking from all parts OF the
wreckage ,a,,,ahar,
Thomas Collins. Of South Bethiehem
lived just long enough to give MS nam
and address. Three others, Dadiy
narg,ed were taken out and one died
on the way to the hospital -,
Michael Mann. Of Cleveland, naa MS
beaI cut open. John Lugen. Of Chicago;
CHARGES Eckert, of Philadeiphia, LOUIS 1a
simpson. of Pittsburg. and William NC
Gov and charles Wilson. OF Soho. are
badly hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-03
"TRILBY- STILL THE FAyORITE.
Excursion to Norfolk, Virginia
beach. and Ocean View.


Sunday. August ith. and every Sunday
thereafter until recalled, We Will run
our select seashore excursions via Nor
folk and Western railroad to Norfolk.
Virginia Beach, and Ocean View. Train
leaves Byrd.street dnlon) station at $50
o'clock A. NJ. sharp. Returning. leaves
Virginia Beach at $40 T.. NJ, Ocean View
at 6:2O. and Norfolk At r. NJ. stopping
only at Petersburg and Suffolk. Fare for
the round trip: Richmond TO Norfolk. 81:
10 Virginia Beach. $50: and to Ocean
View. N.l5. Special vestibuie-coaches for
ladies and their escorts. Reduced rates
for meals al Princess Anne and Ocean
view hotels for our people. Through TO
Ocean View without change OF cars, and
special train leaves for Virginia Beach
on arrival OF this train. VIII leave
nromntly on time. A good dinner
and a nice dip In the ocean. all by going
an the Trilby excursions. Tickets for
sale at the train Chair-cars on the Vir-
ginla Beach train.
Captain ]. X. NICHE.
II. 7. ADAMS,
Mana gers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-03
RICHMOND ATTORNEYS RETURN.
essrs. Wise aud Flourn0y Hack
frOm Luueuburg.

Hon. George ID. Wise and Judge ii. W..
Flournoy, Of counsel fer the condemned
women. Mary Alternately and Pokey
Barnes. returned last night from Lunen-
burg, where they went to secure infor-
nation by which to be guided In their
efforts TO secure new trial for the NO.
men. They were away three days. were
an the 20 constantly. and came back tho
roughly fatigued and rest-broken. Messrs.
wise and Flournoy went from here d.
rect,y 10 brakes Branch. In Charlotte
county, and worked their way from that
poInt through Lunenburg. visiting such
points as had any connection with tne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-03
OMAHA POLICE sauABBLE.
II In Increased ~ Certafn Appoint.
nents-The City Quiet.

OMAHA. NEB.. August a-The police
souabble was Increased this morning by
the appointment Of three new commits
sionsrs by the Attorney General and the
Commissioner Of Public Lands and Build
Insr. who are both Republicans.
The new men are ell very well-known
citizens. and are among the most promi-
nsnt and reputable men Of the city. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-03
Wait for the Yocahontss.

rc-NIdnr, AUGUST n At ~ o'lo'@
81 round trip to Norfolk.
81 round trip TO Ocean View.
81 round trip TO Old Point.
81 round trip 10 Newport News.
Sc round trip to Cobb's Island.
Music by the Blues Brass Band ana .
grand orchestrion.
Refreshments served on steamer. NO
dust. No dirt. Cool breezes. Fifteep
hours at Norfolk and five hours AZ Copbs
island. Arrive in Richmond A. NJ
August 9Th. Tickets also good 10 return
from Norfolk. Old Point. or Newpots
News following Tuesday. For turthef in'
formation, call up phone No. H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-03
a cou,rryntivc Investment.

The United Banking and Building Com.
many. having a good demand for money.
offers for sale limited number 81 shares
OF its paid-up. aceumu.afive stock at -
per share. maturity value $780, Dividend
OF per cent. per annun'. payable IN cssn
January and july. For further mfosmA'
LEWIS II. BLAIR.
President.
w. J. JOHNSON,
yie~-Prssidsns-
SAMUEL g. ELAN
Secretary and Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-03
Arc Signing the Agreement.

Nearly all OF the fire-insurance agents
in the city have signed the agreement
adopted in the meeting on Thursday. and
the Indications are that the plan OF re-
ylving the local Board OF Underwriters
with power to make rules and rates. in
stead of having them arbitrarily fixed by
the Southwestern Tariff Association, will
be carried into effect, Some few OF the
agents are In correspondence with their
companies about the matter Feeling In
insurance circles Is better than II has
heen here for a long time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-03
May Have n Reception.

Liberty Bell, which will pass through
this city on the night OF September li.h
On It's way 20 the Atlanta exposition. will
probably be accorded a public reception
durIng the few hours II will remain here.
No definite arrangements have been made
IN this end, but plans are under discussion
~ the present time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-03

HeduceG Hat<s - Ss "a.
During the summsr menths INC nusa~
uond. Fredericksburg ard Potomac seu-
road sells round.trip tickets - e ~
stations on Saturdays. good until Ioeox>
lnr MONDAYS only. II me one-fsrs rAtes
Tickets On sa,s only II Bysd-Streel etnr
sion. s~ e. A. HstnS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-03
The Davi. Monument Committed.

The Davis Monument Committee Of the
Grand Camp, Confederate Veterans. De-
partment Of virginil. will meet at Muir
phys Hotel next Tuesday night. the 9Th:
az Colonel II. T. Jones tchairman). Colonel
n &. Marshall. General Stith Boiling.
Colonel G. T. I>oehr. and Hon. George S.
bernard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-03
HONEST ELECTIONS!
rhs Second Day Of The Conference
Yesterday.
THE PLAN OF CAMPAIGN.
A Cut and Dried NH Adopted for
Presentation To the Legislature
what IL All Observation-Disclosures
Hope.

PETERSBURG. VA. August 2--tSpe-
cial) 1.-The "Honest-Elections" Conference
was slow in setting to work to-day. Ten
o'clock was fixed at the adjournment last
nlSht as the hour for rcassembling this
morning. but Ii vas far past ii O'Clock
before Chairman Buford appeared and
called the body 10 order. The cause OF
the delay was that The two important
committees appointed last night to pre-
pare business for the conference had not
I'D 10 that hour been able 10 make their
reports These were the committees to
draft an 'honest-election" bill, TO be
adopted by the conference, and TO be
presented TO the next Legislature for en-
acimepl into law: and 10 report plan
OF organization for the coming campaign
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-03
Fer slecplessness
TAKE Horsford's Acid Phosphate.

DIR. Patrick Booth. Oxford. N. c.. says:
..HIaye seen II act admirably In insomnia,
especially Of old people and GONZALES
cents. A refreshing drink IN hoS weatn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-03

Orders for printing sent 10 the DIS
match Company win be given prompt ~.
fention, and the style Of work ana prices
vili BE- sure 70 please you -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-03
Cobb's Island Via G. a o.
g ROUND TRIP.
TRIP AUGUST I'D,
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY

and
PALACE STEAMER PocAHoNTAs
Leave Richmond via Chesapeake ara
Ohio train at s:s5 r. NJ. Saturday, Auguse
Al arrive in Old Point at SD y. ~
snend the night at Old Point. leaving ~
poeahontas at 8 A. NJ. Sunday: arrive as
Cobb's Island at II A. II. Returning.
leave Cobbs Isiand 4 r. NJ. sunday:
arrive IN Richmond by Chesapeake ara
ohio special train, at $50 p, ~. Sunday:
This combines night at Old Point ard
an ocean voyage, for little money. ana
NO Toss of time from business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-03
A NARROW ESCAPE.

ence. and has been referred to and con-
suited by the great majority OF the dale
gates.
N,Anr<,.,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-20
WHAT THEY MEAN.
An mxnlaoat'on of ihe Flags Adopted Ny
 the Weather Bureau.

Many people in Pine Bluff aga un- acquainted with the meaiiffig Df the, flags that constantly nont ia the breezas above the P0stoffiee building in this city, and for tteir benefit the. GRAPHIC will make Lhe following ex-' plantations:
 The U S Weather Bureau furnishes, when practicable, for the benefit of the general public and those interests dependent to a greater or less extent upon weather conditions, forecasts" which are prepared at the Washing ton office daily, at 10 a. nl., for the following day These forecasts are telegraphed to observers at stations of the Weather Bureau, and are SO .worded as to be readily coinmuni- cated by means of flags. The flags adopted for the purpose are five in number Tie white flag indicates clear or fair weather. The blue flag means rain or SHOW. When the half white aud half biue flag is dis played you may expect local rains. The white flag with black square Tn center means that a cold wave is coming. The black triangular flag indicates the temperature When it is displayed above either of the first three mentioned flags 1t is an indica- tion that warmer weather is expected. When it is placed below eitiieref the three indica tes colder weather. When tie black triangular flag is not
 lisdlayed it indicates that the tenn perature will remain stationary, or that the change will not vary more than l degrees.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-20
NJ AktkTHD.

GoE-H -HARRnL.-l Pine Bluff. June l9, 1895. Mr. r U Con, and Mla ETA HAHRTIo Rev. A. G. Evans otlieia- ting.
 The above wedding took place at the residence of the bride, on East sixth avenue. at SEQ o'clock last evening Numerous friends of the Contracting parties were present and witnessed the ceremony, after which the guests were invited into the din- ing-room where sumptuous we'd ding supper was served.
 The GRAPmc extends to MT. and Mrs. Coe it's coHera tutattons and best wishes, and may their lives be full of sunshine, happiness ah1 pros perity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-20
CORDIALLY COMMENDED.
aany Reports Sent Indicating Success in
 the Normal Work.

Superintendent Jordan's office is being flooded with letters from va rlona counties in the State where Normal Ihstit1t4es ave ia progress, and all of them are enthusiastic iH referring to the good work being ae- cOmplished. \ sample letter is that of Prof. J wing, superintendent of the Texarkana public schools, who
 Is at Camden holding the 0aaehita county Normal. He says: "The Normal is making friends of all who comes in contract with 1t. Those l that go out from it speak in the high est terms of what 1t Is doing for them and always being back others with them. The beginning of the third week here finds thirty three 1 in attendance The best of all, the county examiner ia thoroughly eon- verted He came to me t few days ago and spoke in the following etran: My mind has undergone a radical change on lie Normal school question. never haul attended one and had no idea what il was like. I iHuppose it would ,e fl lot of papers rend on methnds. etc Further lie
 paid: I zee the Normal idea ie to open 1 up d subject and throw q filod of light on it and inspiee the pupil with ! Ii desire to khow more abouE it and to investigate 1t fsnther, The Nor, mal plan is not to tbeorizei about how a thing should be dones but go to work and do it. He haya. he is not only in favor ot Mosmals now. but is in favor ef compulsory attend lance"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-20
Mhisa | oaxrsss.

rhe game of whist is becanhig one of the most popular card games played in Ameiiea At t eofgfeee ei the American Whist League hedd in Brooklyn yesterday. Air Robert Wuma, of Brooklyn, presented his re port as Corresponding Secretary The League comprises l2S clubs, with 6,924 actnnl players, and a total membership of 2l.75s. This after noon the second round in the play for the Hamilton trophy will Dc played and the progressive watch fol four hours will be begun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-20
CONFERENCE CLOSED.
OFFICERS ELECTED nY THE eP- WoRH LEAGUE Faf HE
 ENSUift YEAa5
Tne Most Intefeating QQnfutenee of the
 fsasae fsfrf Held ia AslsAasas.

After a three days conference in this city the Epworth League of Arkan-
 saa adjourned last evening The Conference proved t0 be the most in-
 terestin& one ever held bA the League. There WAS not a8 many delegates In attendance As were expected, but those who did come made up in zeal, enthusiasm and earnest work for those who were absent. Yesterday afternoon tbe work of
 G Model League" was eAempliiled, nnd Il proved to be most interesting. MT J R Pepper, Of Memphis. con- ducted the services tn his usual mas- terly way
 Reports from tie different depart- nehts were lie ,;tciuai work 0f his f.eague and they eh6wtai q wonder ful success.
 At ! o'cIue. un election D! offices of ! the Lee& de took Gitaee, atsd tte fe- suls Was as ioliaws: Rev. JaaeA Thomas. of Little Rock, President
 ! q. x, Hart, of Fiue U!uff Vice Pfes: stdent, flom Little flock conference, S. C. Ebbert. Vice Prthitlent, from White ktver eeafofenee, ! l M. GanJmay. Yiee-Prestdent, rem Ark alisds eonfarsace Prof. Granville Gondlee, of Arka- SdeIpl.i,,. sseetetAry and Iroasurer. \ Executive 1Qla4niitAe: Reys T. D. Scott. LittEs Snstek; T. A. Jeffeih, lHeauy; William shiraFd. Russellyille. ! Alter enthusiastic speeches from the newly eleeted officers the confer Hence adiourGed.
 ! At S.l5 o'clock lsst evening the League held an old fashioned love 3ieant at Main Street Methodiat {Chureh IT was conducted by the hnewly elected President, and truly the favor of the Holy Spirit wns \ felt, for a glorions revival closed the lconference of the League for the ' year 1895
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-20
JOSEPH K. MIME [

Joseph K Emmet, better known
 as "Fritz" Emtnet, the popular Ger man dialect comedian, maddened by drink, attempted to murder his wife few days ago in San Francisco,
 and was only prevented from exoeut- iag his design by the forcibla inhu- enee Of neighhor5. He shot hef but her injuries a'e not serious, and it is thought she @iil lot prosecute her husband. Joseph il. ilmmet succeeded his father, tne original Fritz, " after the death of the latter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-20
CUpID'S STOLEN MARCH.
A St. Louis Drummer and Il Pine Bluff
 Girl Married at somereiiio.
year 1S9E

soMBnylLd.E, Tenn, June 18.-Mf. E. II. Abell travelling salesman for St. Louis house, and Miss Hazel Mcclure, of Pine Bluff, Ark. came out from Memphis on the noon Ten .nessee Midland train today, and after securing the necessary requisites were married at tue Southern Hotel by Rev j. w BIaekard. They left on the 2:45 train for Memphis and Pine Bluff Parental objection is supposed to have been the cause of the runaway Memphis Co0aser- ciol.
 Monarch, ' king of bicycles. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-20
kHIBi'FS FOR ATLANTA.
Worry Fiae speeim sns Of Cherries
 from nentoayiIie.

pe farmers of the State are re 'aolng liberally to the call of hlaissioner NiucenhelIer for ex- Ps Tor the Atlanta Exposition. samples Of feuita, grains, SSes and vegetables are being re- Fa daily. The perishable articles ''' once properly prepared for Today some very
 botan pIums were received I " c. Rogers, Of Nashville, oox of cherries from J. S. Fehson, of Bentonyille. The i, sr are beautiful specimens, one II twig alone being loaded vitE \ Fsnty-nine finely colored and Plessly developed cherries. Ar. Pas Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-20
Mr W. F. Edmnnds has a novel

MT w. F. Edmnnds has q novelty in the way of q scarf pin It is u tooth from the mouth of the enor- nous alligator recently killed fin Bayou Bartholomew, near this city The tooth was mounted by the well known jewellers, Arnold Bros, and it makes lovely pin. MT. Edmundf has another tooth which Ire will have mounted In silver and l6 to plated on 1t. This lie will send co his brother, at Van Buren, who ie be lever in free silver.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-20

Chas. R. Reford, engineer and pilot of the steamer Mud Hen, can not be found this morning. Officers are searching for him as lie is wanted on the charge of stealing q gun and rife from the boat Tuesday night. He left the guns with q negro woman on East Barraqne street, where they were found bS- Chief Stewart hidden beneath the mattresses Of q bed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-20
Letters Patent,

The following citizens of Arkansas were granted letters patcnt by the U. $. Government office at Washing ton on June Il, 1885:
 Wm. l.. Deming, Bentonvliie, at- taehment for hinges.
 Willie 4 Hammer, Prescott, an imal poke.
 F,benezer F. Williams, Pine Bluff, machine for setting up and trusting barrels.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-20
A JAIL DELIVERY.
Thres wurderars Escape From the Pop
 lar BiafF. Mo., jau.

The local authorities have received news of wholesale iaii delivery that took place at Poplar Bluff, Missouri, Tuesday night. and Sheriff James R. IIegg, Of that place, urges our conn ty and city officials to arrest, if pos- slble, the following described persons, who were among the number that escaped:
 Mick F. Davls, cOlored, q murderer dull black, third finger off at last joint on right hand. George F. Jones, c0lored, q mur- derer, dark yellow and peek marked on face.
 Shade Hooker, 8 murderer, ,a brown negro, rather slender Ed. Dowdy; crime sodomy, white 22 years old, dark hair, large gray eyes.
 James Davinson, white, u forger ages 19; light hair. blue eyes, weighs l55 pounds. large ears, ''J. l.. D. tattoo above wriat on right arm and cross on back of hand. Sherif EIog,g eaye that he will pay liberal lltward for the capture of each and every one of tie above described men.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-20

Ninety-nine cents is not much money, but ii gets twelve fine cabi- net photos at the Palace Railroad Art Caach for next ten days. We want to introduce our superior work. Cloudy weather a8 goud as sunshine for sitting.
 ( l7dtf COLUMBIAN ART Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-20

about three years ago. Although possessed of considerable talent himself, the younger Emmet was re- ceived with favor principally on his fathers reputation. It is said his profits in the last three seasons have amounted to about $150,000. He has been married about seven years, and has one child, a daughter, five years old An arrangement has ex- isted between himself and wife for d long time and they separated three years ago. Divorce proceedings have been begun by Mrs. Emmet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-20

Capt ". $. Jeter will officiate as
 umpire The game will be played on it's merits, and if promises to be the
 most amusing ever witnessed in this lefty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-20
FUN FOR THE HOOTERS.
a Great Game of Ban to 8e Played To-
 morrow Afternoon

Tomorrow will be great day Tor lovers of base ball, for at 3:30 o'clock Oil Chat afternoon. game will take place between the Rowland < Co.'s and Howel's Favoiites. The play CTS and their positions are as follows
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-20

Milton Miller, accompanied by ''other and sister, Mrs. Sol Miller Miss Hertha Miller, will
 \ this afternoon for Memphis. l, a'llier will be united in marriage '''s 4ertfude Freihelg of tha | { next Tuesday at 5 o'clock. The
 \ end groom will isit Iouisville. lnlail' Washington and other es heIore relarn.aa homo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-20

Here is your chance. Twelve fine cabinet photographs only % cents for next fen days, to intsodnce the work at Palace Railroad Art Coach.
 617dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-06-20

1. rrice's Cream Baking Powder worlds Fair Highest Award.