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pLuTOcRACY LhUDS IT.
v.,o coi,eae Students Commended For

Vale College Students Commended For
 Insulting Bryan.
 Have are the remarkable editorial views of the New York Sun upon the oonduet Of the Yale students in break ino m the Bryan meeting at New Ha- ven. Beyond calling attention to the si,nnla fact that The Sun is the leading organ of the New York plutocraoy com ment is unnecessary:
 oThey ought to have done it. and the sentiment to which they gave utterance was honorable to them. The boys made 2 great noise, cheering for McKiniey and yelling and jeering at repudlaeloh' 30 that MT. Bryan could not be nearo for several minutes. If they had ap- ,,landed him necessarily for even full half hour, would there have been any complaint of their preventing him from starting out in his speech? Has not a crowd in the open air as much right to hiss as to cheer? At what period in our history was that privilege taken from Americans?
 .aThe Yale students did right. They may have been boisterous beyond the measure of necessity, after the fashion Of college boys, but the spirit animating
 h. them was wholly honorable, wholly commendable. Their fathers have good reason to be proud of such sons. When General Webb calls their conduct 'das- tardly and outrageous, he proves hinf- self to be a man disqualified to be a college president and an exemplar for youth. He and not they deserve the re- proaeh of his unjustifable letter. y
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Alex Lelaurin and Jacob Frank
 write that the r. [. is way off in saying that Arkansas would be unanimous for William !. Bryan. with the democrats, popnlists and free silver republicans all voting for Bryan, that we might just as well make it so. Rather think LeLaurin will himself vote for Billy Rryan.-Stuttgart Free Press.
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Dr.. E. Straus has formed Il part nership with Dr. H. E. Williams, Of this city. Dr. Straus comes from the State of Texas with the highest ere dentials, both as a physician and a high-tonad. cultivated gentleman, and iR the name of our people the GRA pHIc heartily welcomes him to Pine Bluff.
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The directors of the Bluff City Club will meet tonight for the purpose of deciding upon the date for the grand opening ball to be given by the club. The affair will be an event never be- fore surpassed in grandeur by any thing of the kind given in Pine Bluff
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AUTHOR OF "TRtLBYu DEAD.
George Du Maurier Passes Away Pain-
 Iessly at London.

lessly at London.
 LONDON. Oct. g. George Du Maurier, artist, novelist and author of "Trilby, D died yesterday morning His end was painless and he passed away surrounded by friends. The illness of Du Maurier was pathetic in the extreme. For days he has been lowering between life and death, at intervals conyersing with his friends regarding his work.
 At the zenith of his popularity the author sucenmbs to heart trouble, from which he always suffered. His suffer ing being accentuated by a constant sue eession of exciting incidents in which the closing few months of his life were spent. This, complicated by affection of the lungs. took him off.
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OUR CAMPAIGN FUND.
Additional Subscriptions Increase Che
 A..,onut 4n ahn,,t ss1nn

Additional Subscriptions Increase the
 Amount to About s1oO
 The GRAPHle's campaign fund is growing slowly A number have re- sponded with their dimes and dol Jars to the call, but there are yet others to hear from. The Demo cratic National Committee is in need of funds with which to carry on the legitimate expenses of the campaign, and the funds should be fortheom- ing. 1t is also probable that Mir. ". k. Hearst will soon withdraw his proposition to duplicate all eontri- buttons made through the New York Journal; therefore, those who have not subscribed but intend to, should do 80 at once.
 The GRAputC,s campaign fund up
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MT. Alex. Dryburgh, the excellent manager of Hotel Trulock, notwith- standing his 230pounds weight, is an expert and enthusiastic wheelman, and nearly every afternoon he can be seen pedaling about the streets of the city.
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On q TIsasare 1oar.

OTTAWA, Oct. Ex-Governor General and Lady Aberdeen started for pleas ure trip to British Columbia, where they will remain about two months.
 Sir Charles Tupper, ex- premier of the Dominion, celebrated his golden wed. ding today. Hs received many valu- able presents.
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COTTON MARKET.

PINE BLUFF, Oct. 9.-The cotton market took tumble this morning, falling about 20 points, but reaction brought it back to about } points higher than the previous day. Local quotations are as follows:
 MiddIng (lowlands) x to 7kcents.
 Middling fupland) 62 to ' cents.
 Strict middling about < cent more.
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MARRIED.

wEsrALL-LnE-At the residence of MT. Jim Lee, Che brides brother Corner Cherry street and Ninth avenue. The ceremony took place at o'clock in the presence of a few intimate friends. Rev :. ]. k. sher- wood officiating.
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Goffon Belt Ronte.

The Cotton Belt will sell tickets on Oct. 9th Pine Bluff to Dallas. Tex, and return at one fare ($l0.20) for the round trip, account the Dallas Fair. Tickets on sale Oct. Sth, 10th and 11th. Limited for return passage to Oct. 27th.
 JNo. FARLEY, Agt.
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These days tie people of Pine Bluff are among the most orderly and law abiding on earth, for since the 90th day of September there has not been A single criminal case before q mag isfrafe in this township.
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The Westhrook Grain and Com mission Company will move into its handsome new building, now under course of construction, on Third avenue and State street, about the lst of November.
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John Tackett. the murderer of Andrew Carson, has implicated five other parties-two women and three men-in the crime, and today the Constable and his deputies are out searching for the parties.
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Yesterday Nora Johnson and Jno. Hardin were bound over as aecesso- ries to the killing of Andrew Carson. In default of bond they were com mitted to jail
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Lafayette Royal Arch Chapter will meet this evening for the purpose Of comforting the Most Excellent Royal Arch degree upon team. The york will begin at o'clock.
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OPPOSED 10 TRusTs.
NIT. Bryan as Chief Executive, Would
 Drive Them Out of Existence.

MT. Bryan, as Chief Executive, Would
 Drive Them Out of Existence.
 My friends ill so far as Republicans and former Democrats have criticised my election as menace to law and or der I want to say to you that thei1 fear Is not that as an executive l will be lax in tue enforcement of law. Their fear is that as an executive would not respect persons
 Who is it that is so afraid that law will not be enforced? Those who are most fearful that there will be a lax en- forcement of the law are the very per- sons who would suffer most if the laws were enforced
 Those persons whe are afraid that law will Do violated with impunity are the ones who have violated law with impunity.
 If Mir Harrison wants to raise the question of the survival of our institu- tions, will tell him that the greai trusts Of this country that are support ing the Republican ticket are the great est menace to our government.
 The Coal trust sends its representative 10 sit by. every freside and exaots trib. ute from those wko need warmth. The trust sends it's representative to collect q tribute from those who use light.
 The trusts of this country, with theil representatives, are collecting tribute from the people, and when we protest against # they call us distarbers of the 1e.ce aid anarchists
 am opposed to trusts. As an exeeu- tive l shall use what power l have to drive every trustout of existence.
 If prcsent laws are not sufficient to meet this evil, l, if elected, will recom- mend such laws as will
 If tEe constitution of the United States is so construed as to prevent any interference with tho operations Of the trust, I shall recommend such amend ment 10 the constitution as will permit tue punishment of these men.
 My friends, there is great contest in this country which must be settled. and that is whether few men banded together are more powerful than all the people
 And while do not want to array elase C.. st class, 1 am willing to ar ray all the people who suffer from the operations of these trusts against the few people who operate the trusts.
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Capt. B. F. Bodenheimer. republi nominee for congress, and Louis Altheimer. of Pine Bluff, will speak on .ssound money at the opera house, Saturday at ?. m.-Stntt- gart Free Press.
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Measured in the leading commodi- ties of the American market, inciud- ing real estate and labor, the national debt is greater than it was in March, 1866. Professor John Clark Ridpath proves this by facts and figures in his work, .sThe Bond and the Doilar.'
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Mrs. Frank Ferris and Miss Amanda Childress, of Willamette, are in the city visiting their brother, MT. Thos. Childress.
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Not Q. Constable is in the city to. day, all being out on official busi- ness. Today the members of the police department are serving papers for the ] P. Courts when called upon
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Mrs. R. II. NJ. Mills and grandson, John Bryce Butterworth, will leave for Dallas, Texas, tomorrow,to visit JMrs. Mills daughter, Mrs. F. E. Ren- ..1,
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Mob Attacks a Prlntineofs,oe.

NEw YORK, Oct s.-The Herald. correspondent at San Jose, Costa Rioa teiegraphs that mob attacked the printing office of La Paz, destroying it
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Hon. sam NJ. Taylor will leave for Hope this afternoon, where, on to morrow. he will address the Demec- raey of Hempstead county.
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Up to the present time the Grand Jury has returned 250 true bills, and it is said that at least fifty more will be returned. Three-fourths of these true bills are said to be for gaming.
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Miss Lucy Hearn will give a re cital at Merrill Institute Friday evening, October 10th, under the auspices of the Main Street Epworth Ieague.
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$. H. Mcclure, advance agent for "A Nights Frelic.n was in the city last night perfeeting plans for the appearance of his company Tuesday night.
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Mrs. $. A. Marston and Miss Nettie Kerr. of Roe, are in the city on a shopping expedition. They are pnests of the Arlington.
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There is but little change for the better in the condition of Miss Mary McNally. who has been very sick for several weeks.
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Mr. l. NJ. Barrett, a prosperous merchant of sherrlll, is visitor to the city today.
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Only one case was brought before the Police Judge this morning, and that was for disturbing the peace. The offender. a negro. was fined SS
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT
For the Year Ending Septem-
 Der 30, 1896.

To the Honorable County Court. assembled for leYying taxes and making appropria- tions for Jefferson county. Ark.
 Tn conforming withan act No. g, and See tion of said act amending section l43s of Mansfield's Digest. l herewith submit the fol- lowing report showing the financial condition of the county. the amount of revenues and from sources thereof during the past twelve months preceding the assembling of this Hon orable Court; the amount of the appropria- tions made at the October term, 1895, for this court for each purpose and the amount thereof drawn, also unexpended balances and amount of unadj usted claims against tue county. The total amount of all taxable property, both real and personal as shown by the assessment for the present year:
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LA. Miller, a prosperous planter and merchat of Plum Bayou, is a guest of the Trulock today.
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Mir. Albert Wassel. of Little Rock, is in the city and will remain until after the Bollinger-Noel wedding.
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Mir. D. c. Bell is at nome again after a visit to St. Louis, where he witnessed the great pageant of the Yelled Prophets.
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Mir. W. T. Trawick, q prominent merchant of Star City. is patron'z- ing our wholesale houses today.
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MT. Joe Langston is slowly re- gaining hls strength. after q serious spell of typhoid fever.
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]. ]. Kress, the popular Cotton Belt ear accountant, with headdnar- ters at Texarkana, is in the city.
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Mir. A. ". Nunn left for his home at Rires this morning, alter DUST ness trip to this city.
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Mrs. r. M. Phillips, Of Altheimer, is in the city, the guest of Mrs W. D. Jones.
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Dr. II. E. Williams is able to be out again after a severe spell of sickness.
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Judge W. E. Hemingway came down from Little Rock this morning on legal business.
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The People Are In Earnest.

The masses everywhere are for the Democratic ticket this year. They rec ognize the fact that the issues joined in this campaign are between tho people on one side and the plutocrats on the other In order to resist the encroach- ments of the money power it is neces- sary for them to stand firm and united Such, indeed, is tpe earnestness of the people ill the campaign which is now pending that no consideration whatever can swerve them from the lines of pa triotism. Atlanta Constitution.
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Dr. W. A. Noel is suffering severll from blood poison in his hand.
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County Clerk Flanders is an en- thusiastic wheelman.
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Mir. G. E. Hampton, of Fordyce, came in on the noon train.
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The Estelle Club will give their opening ball at James Hall tonight.
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City Attorney Fred NJ. Hudson is very sick man.
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Mrs. F. A. Jarvis, of Noble Lake is In the city today on shopping expedition.
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The Circuit Court will take up the criminal docket Monday morning.
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Mir. Jesse K. Core, of Plum Bayou is in the city.
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Deputy Sheriff B. A. Wyatt, of Lincoln county. is in the city.
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pr. sam N "oylnr and Capt. J M Hudson are pcrfccting arrangements for u grand o'pnssum hunt to take nlace nt m early date.
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The grand opening ball to be given by the Uniform rank, Knights Of Pythias, will take place Thanksgiv- ing eve. It promises to be supero affair.
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Mir. Harry Bradford, an old Pine Bluff boy but now of Fl Reno, Okla homa, arrived in the city last n ght, for q brief visit to relatives and friends.
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The hot tamala season will soon be with ns, but the patrons oi l''as delectable miscellaneous compounu in this city will greatly mss tHe familiar cry Of "Old Hena7 N 2 II. E the grim reaper, Death, has ei.iiilleu' thus. no more in the cold, midnight air will tine mouths of the "foaha, CTS" water at the sound of his olu cry of, "Tamalesl talnalcs not tamAlesl3
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J.I. Aitschul, of Little Rock, Is in the city.
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L. McWlliams. of Roe, is Pine Bluff visitor.
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Mr. W. P. Eskridge. manager of the Pacific Express Co. at this place, has returned from business trip to St IOuis.
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Capt. T. II. Collier, of Altheimer, is iH the city.
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The real issue of this campaign is not the question of free coinage, nor of an income tax, nor one of life tenure of office. It is simply a question of whether this country is to be ruled by the trusts, the plutoerats and by Wal street or by the plain people.
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The amusement committee of the Cuff City Club is composed ol ene following gentlemen: Messrs. simon mol, Bloom, Herbert Bluthenthal' " ,l' Kaufman, Ben. Franklin and sam solmson, which is a guarantee 'ila the social affairs of the club this sea son will be exceedingly delightful.
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0ysters-the finest in tle world served in all si4 lcsat A Mitchell s Palaee Confectionery, No. POS Main stroet 10 dtf
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Business must be good when prices are rising. It mnst be bad when prices are falling. Free silver coinage will cause rising prices.
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HVVV VVFMG O1I1 I1l1mDs

". Brouse, of Sheridan, is in the city.
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Isaac Davis, q negro, was placed in jail this morning on the charge "f selling property mortgaged to Alex. ] popIua
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Dr. Miles Pafss fiflS arc guaranteed to sion iHeUdOclse Q ia 70 minutes. One cent \ dos5
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Persimmons are ripening, and So are the 'possums, therefore, 'possum suppers will soon be in order.
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ASSESSMENT. Real property in county 22l7 0s0 Personal property in county ,26l,4t0 Real property in city .....-........ 5g0.260 .. Personal property in city. .-.........-- l2oo.5fo TotaI......... ..................... s60534s5 Nineteen hundred and thirty-six warrants issued from October lst 1895, to September 30th, lS96 inelu- slVe amounting to..---.-.---.---.---.- SIo<9e ol APPROPRIATIONS MADE AT OCTOBER TERM 1895. AND EXPENDITURES re sEPTEM-
 BER 3oth 1s96
 ASSESSMENT FUND. Oct ', '05, am appropriated. s20O0 % Amount of allowances S2,025 % Amount ovefdrawn ....-.-... 9 9O
 IEvYING COURT FUND. Oct. I, %, amt appropriated. 200 00 Amount Of allowanees-..-. 45 90 Balance uneXpended l55 00
 COUNTY COURT FUND. Oct. ', 'o5, amt appropriated, s6ooo % Amount overdrawn ......s''Y - 547 Il
 PRISONERS IN JAIL FUND. oct7, 'o5, amt appropriated. saoOo % Amount overdr@%n. ''' 323a sI
 PRINTING AND RECORD FUND, Oct, ', f95, amt appropriated, 800 00 Amount of allowances--..,.- 49l 30 Balance unexpended.. 9O
 CONTINGENT FUND. Oct. :, a95, am appropriated, S2500 % Amount of allowances S2,693 10 Amount oyerdrawn.---..--.--. 193 ID GoRoNERs AND POST MoRTEM FUND. Oct. 7, '95, amt appropriated, 300 % Amount of allowances. 3I5 % Amount oVerdrawn..--..--. 45 95
 pAuPER FUND. Oct. [, '05, amt appropriated. $3, 800 % Amount ot allowances .... 6s, f23 56 Ilafn tsfD tad
 J.p. COURT FUND. Oct :, 'g5 amt appropriated, 5000 co Amount Aot o4erdrawa o1 f1@Saoes 9fV0' eo 1oos S5
 BRIDGE FUND Oct. :, '95 amt appropriated s250O % Amount Amount oyerdra%n.... i,2Iso9 .-...-'' ~ asoo 50
 ROAD AND TOOL FUND. Oct r '95. amt appropriated, Sf000 00 Amount of allowances .605 56 Balance unexpended. ... 3.394 fl
 REFuNDING TAX FUND. Oct. T, 'a5. amt appropriated, 10o co Amount of alloWances-.---.S 2s Balance uneXpended---- 94 72
 COLLECTING COUNTY RESOURCES. Oct. T. 'a5 amt appropriated, l,50O Amount of alowanees....- 1, l5f S5 Balance uneXpended..-.-..... BIS b
 RIVER BANK FUND. priated -. ..i...... 100 co Amount of allowances..--.., Balance uneXpeuded..--..... 100 %
 WIDENING CIR. COURT RECORDS. ated ............ 1000 Go Amount of allowances. Balance unexpended. .-z..--. l.00G CD
 CIR COURT FUND. Oct. :, g. amount appropri ated ......-....--. =....=...4..... . 16.000 00 Amount of allowances .... .l5 l36 % Balance uneNpended ..--..-t sH3 O
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CREDITS.

 By Treas. commission. 46 By amt paid city treasurer 153 56 ~ s''' - '''''' 1s6 GO DISTRICT sCHooLFUND. Oct, l. '95. to bal. in hands Of tfe2Surer....- ..--... .-.-.e--- --20.USs II To amt from real and per sonal tax is95, ........, 32.0'0 So To amt from polls, penalty 6,s4l SC Toam't land redemptions 1895 and 1896 ................... SIS 0J To amt from state sppor- tlOnment .-....--.......-. .-.-.--. 9,eOo 4O To amt from tuition for 0es e'7'' ''V' - 75,759 39
 CREDITS. By amt com. to treas .......-... 1.5s2 % By warrants cancelled ... 4l,250 05 To bal in hands of Treas-.-.-26, 942 B -o no Respectfully submitted,
 F. F. FLANDERS,
 County Clerk; L T. sAILEE, D. c. To the Honorale County Court: We the undersigned, your committee ap- pointed to examine county clerks financial report for the past year, have to the best of our ability done so, and in our iudgm ent, find the same correct. Respectfully.
 S. GALLIGAN,
 W. N. BRIDGES,
 J. T. LIPsCoMB,
 Committee.
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CREDITS

By am t com. to treas ....-..-..- 1,5s2 OQ Ky warrants cancelled .... 4l.2aO O5 To bal. in hands of Treas. 942 B :.
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From Thursdays DailYJ

Cotton is several points off today. Much cotton was brought to town today.
 The Grand Jury re-convened this morning.
 II. Kaufman, of Greer, is auto- graphed at the Trulock.
 Dr. R. E. Woodland, of Little Rock, is at the Truloek.
 MT. John Hudggins is a Pine Bluff visitor today.
 MT. E. B. Sloan, of Louisville, is here on a business trip.
 Merchant J. r. Quattlebaum, wife and son, of Sherrill, are in the city. Mir. ". R. steen. prosperous merchant of Camden, is here on a business trip.
 NIT. J dHleS EllZiluSli, Nt dIe IlledSet to state, is conyalescent, after spell of typhoid fever.
 Imperial Lodge meets Friday night and will do work in the first and second degrees.
 Mrs. King and daughter, Mrs. T. !. Collier, Jr, of Altheimer, are in the city shopping today.
 MT. J. S. Reap and bride left for Hot Springs yesterday afternoon for brief bridal tour.
 All kinds of summer drinks at Mitchell's. IT dtf MT. E. r. Eadd, the great shingle manufacturer and enterprising citi- zen of Sherrill. is in the city.
 Persimmons are ripening, and so are the 'possums, therefore, 'possum suppers will soon be in order.
 , ,,..,e, ,,Io.aa
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MT. E. r. Ladd, the great shingle manufacturer and enterprising citi- zen of Sherrill, is in the city.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING
 SEPTEMBER 30. 1Sy6.

CREDITS. By amt commissions to Treasurer. ..... ---.-- e3O zt By amt warrants cancelled Sept. 30, le95~.. --.-..-- -12, I6b II .
 S54,002 4 Indebtedness of county Octo- berI, 1885 ............. %, 700 9 Amount of claims allowed against county from Oct. l,
 ss0.1t1 1T By amt warrants cancelled from Oct, 1, '95 to Oct l, '96, 5l, l66 l4 Oct '96, total indebtedness of county. ...... ;. -...........21345 O3
 s0.l11 r CLEVELAND COUNTY FUND. Oct 1, i96, to amt from Gleve- land county. Cleveland Co. warrants ill hands of the Treasurer. -..-..-....,,......-.. l,60O OO
 GRANT COUNTY FUND. To balance due from Grant county ---..-...-.... ...-..s--.-. iOO f3 ,.-og,, ., erg,,-.,srxy ,.,,,.r
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Respectfully submitted,
 r. F.. FLANDERS,
 County Clerk ALLEE, D. c.
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RAILROAD INTEREST FIND.

TO bal. in hands of Treas..... 6052 SI To amt from real and per eisoral tax. 1895 .-......... 4,S19 93 To amt from land redemp-
 tion, 1875 aud 1896 . . 152 75
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CLEVELAND COUNTY FUND

By Dalance que LlnUOIn JO- IU9 oZ
 SINKING FUND TO PAY R. R. BONDS. To bal in hands of Treas .. .9s4 r To amt from land redempt'n 140 49 To amt from taxes --.-.... 64S1 2S To III per cent bonds No.
 from l to III inclusive at
 S500 each ....--........ .. --...IO ,5O0 0O