Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-12-02


 4 crossing K it mst being put down across Fourth avenue at the East side of Main street
 Mrs. John Roth. Of St. Louis, arrived here totiay, on II visit to rel atives and old friends.
 Deputy United States Marshal Dixon Trotter passed down he yal- ley railroad from Little Rock this morning
 J H. Dupree, of Areaasas Post. one of the oldest citizens in the State, is here purchasing holiday goods
 The weather is making our coal dealers iubilant and they can scarcely keep up with their orders,
 Alr. Allie Dreyfus, our popular heIe and fur dealer. left for England today on business trip
 Mr. 0. l.. Harris, upholster at the Cotton Belt Shops. has gone to Wanna, H., to spend month with relatives.
 The GRAPHIC is pleased to state that Mir. E. Wray Martin continues to improve.
 George Walker, colored, was fined & in the Police Court this mprning for fighting.
 A. Brizzahon. Frank Bottsford 5and Julian Mans. of Little. passed through the city this morning, en- route home. They have been ont on a hunlrg expedition.
 
 We are with you at all times. We lead in fine tailoring at popular prices. All Wool suits to order, $12.50 mp. All wool pants to order, s. up. HENRY MARK X Co.
 Up-to-date tailors. This morning the Jefferson Circuit Court was busy with the ease Of Joe Neely vs J R. Langston. The iury awarded the plaintiff $25 damages. He sued for $1 ,0Oo damages.
 If you have q buggy or wagon to be repaired or horse to be shod send it to the new city blacksmith shop. BuEHLER X WILLIS.
 1l29d-3-t. Proprietors. The case of the State vs. k. q Orr is before the Circuit Court this after noon Orr, is o. and he is on trial for his life. Near Altheimer he killed a negro for sedueing his daughter
 The R. M Knox Company, of this cit iias sold 168 wagons since the first of August last. The famous .Studebaker' for which this firm is agent. is very popular with the farm CTS of Arkansas.
 Have your buggy or carriage re- paired and painted by Buehler X Willis, at the new City Blacksmith shop. ll29d3t
 George White, the negro who on Saturday night shot at his brother, on the Taylor place. and killed a child. was committed to lail today by Justice Vernon, to await the action of the Grand Jury, on tue charge of murder.
 Deputy Constable Creed Taylor will leave for Clarendon this after noon, where he goes after Prince Whitesldes negro wanted here on the charge of carrying concealed weapon and for fighting
 The Mandolin and Guitar Clubs will render number of sweet selec- tion at the concert as the opera house tomorrow night. It
 Mr A, Brewster has returned from Port Arthur, Texas, where he went about two weezs ago on prospect ing tour. He was much disappointed in the place, and says that outside of an arteslan well, good hotel and q few little stores there is nothing at Port Arthur. He also says that the lots are being offered for sal at four times their actual value.
 Win arrive Monday morning, November 30, with a ear load of the finest horses ever brought to Pine Bluff. Don't fail to see them, at Brewsters livery stable. II 29ptf w. L. ToNEY.
 Mr. c. C. ogelvie arrived in the city this morning and devoted the day to inspecting the city schools. Tomorrow he will go on duty as Hall Teacher and Teacher of Eng fish at the City High School.
 The services at St. Joseph's Catl