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STILL ATTRACTING ATTENTION.
The Wheat Market and tho Prospects
of Famine In India.

The Wheat Market and tho Prospects
of Famine In India.
Lo.DoN, Oct. Copyrighted by
the Associated Press, 1896 THE wheat
market and the prospects of famine in
India still attract much attention here
and elsewhere, although some of the
most influential newspapers do not
share in the feeling of alarm which
prevails in some quarters. The Bombay
Gazette of Sept. 10, said:
Prospects are as bad as possible for
both grain and cotton. A leading ex-
porter has informed his client in Eng
land that the crop of cotton will not ex-
coed 80 or go per cent on an average.
The Mark Lane Express says the rise
in prices of wheat is warranted by the
situation, adding.
ut is not speculative. On the con-
trary, speculation of bear raid is ON
foot The English crop, which certainly
does not exceed 7,25O,ooO quarters, is
stated to be 5000, 900, and there are
other signs that outside influence is di-
rected to accomplish reaction -
Continuing the Mark Lane Express
urges the English farmer not to rush
their wheat to market, stating that
American and Russian farmars are
strong holders, owing to both crops be-
smaller than III 1895.
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A birthday Party.

Bessie Xoss, the charming little
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. Yoss,
entertained a number of her little
friends and playmates with II birth
day party yesterday afternoon in
honor of her seventh anniversary.
Games were INDUCED in for some
time, after which refreshments were
served. The charming little hostess
was the recipient OF numerous and
handsome presents. The occasion
will long be remembered as one of
unalloyed pleasure and enjoyment
by all who were fortunate enough
to be present.
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Walker Whiteside.

| Mr. Walker Whiteside, the TRACE
dian who is to appear at the Opera
House next Thursday night, has
been playing the dramitizatioa of
Bulwer Lytton's Eugene Aramt
with great success this season. This
weeks issue of the Dramatic Mirror
contains the following:
According to the New Orleans
newspapers. the dramitization of
Bulwer's eugene Arain,' prodnced
recently in that city by Walker
Whiteside, is successful and the
young actor is congratulated upon
this addition to his repertoire 1t is
said That Air Whitesifle has never
appeared in part better suited to
him, or one in which he more
thoroughly moved an audience
Several calls rewarded he first act,
two after the third, and three after
the last act. The play, which is the
Joint work of Paul Kester and Mr..
Whiteside, is presented with hand
some scenery.
Mr.. Whiteside is billed to produce
Hamlet" at his coming engage
ment, but in response to a popular
demand Manager Rosenberg is max
ing an effort to have the play
changed to that of eugene 4ram.
In this effort the GRAPHIC hopes that
MIR. Rosenberg will be successful.
Hamlet" has been played here DUR
Tag the last two successive seasons,
and IS not play that appeals to
the popular massesI while Eugene
Aram" has never been produced on
orr local stage and no doubt would
draw u very large and profitable
audience.
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MAoEo CROSSES rAE rRocHA.
He Leveiied the Town Of Artemisa In
Freeing Himseif and Followers

He Leyelled the Town of Artemfsa Tn
Freeing Himself and Followers.
KEY WEST, Oct 27.-Wen informed
passengers who arrived from Havana
last night confirm advices received
by mail that Maceo has crossed the tro-
cha at Artemisa and Joined other in.
surgent forces in Havana province
They declare that the report circulated
by Maceo of his encampment at Cacara-
1icara and contemplated attack on
that town was merely a bluff to concen.
trate the Spanish troops at that point.
That the ruse was successful was proved
by the fact that General Gonzales Lu.
noz with large force was sent to at.
tack Maceo, but upon their arrival at
Cacarajicara the Spaniards found moth
ing but deserted camp.
Maceo's followers under forced march
es then made detour through the
country to the southwark and suddenly
appeared at Artemisa, the central point
on the line of the trocha. Giving his
men temporary rest the insurgent chief
sent word to the commandment that he
intended to lombard the town, allowing
the inhabitants five hours in which to
leave the city. Not needing Maoeo's
threats, the Spaniards would allow no
one to leave. The result is known from
three ports which have already been ca
bled from Havana.
Maoeo opened fire on the town with
his artillery, and 30 shots from his
dynamite gun were thrown into the
city.
Every building is said to have been
levelled, while the slaughter of non
combatants was terrible. During the
carnage Maceo and his followers crossed
the line of the trooha into Havana prov.
ince, where they joined the forces of
General Aguirre.
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SIX Pri.oners n.oane Jail

LOUISVILLE, Oct. s7.-Another daring
jail delivery was perpretrated Sunday
night at the county Jail shortly after
8 50, and six prisoners made their es-
cape. All of the men are white and
were considered desperate prisoners who
would hesitate at nothing.
They gained their liberty by scraping
the mortar from between the bricks in
cell No. ., letting the bricks fall into
the interior of the cell, and in this
manner they got hole large enough
for them to climb to the roof and let
themselves down by a rope
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Mean Whisky and Cards.

RussELIvuhE. Ky, Oct. 81. -Adairs-
vile was the scene of a desperate bat
tie Saturday night, Mean whisky and
cards resulted in the death of one man
and the probable death of another,
Arch Proctor stabbed to death Aaron
Grafton and seriously wounded his
brother, Doc Craften. The dead man
was q noted jockey.
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The recital by the pupils OF the
Mozart Conservatory Friday after
noon proved very interesting and
illustrated the work being done in
this Institution.
Quite number of visitors We're
in attendance, in addition to the
regular pupils. The following pro-
gram was rendered:
Piano Solo," Fantasia Leybach .......-
..................,.......... Clara Seveke.
song--"He Told Me So. BiscoG 49,. :. !.
.......................-..... Mary McMillen.
Mandolin solo--"Loves old song" Molloy
....................,-. Irene Womack.
Piano Duet--"Head and Hands, Emery.
-. :. -. Edna and Cora Lee Buck.
Recitation--"T Beautiful Danube
Ella Wilcox with piano accompani-
mentl ...................z Julia N. Seymour.
Piano solo-"Hungarian Galop." Messck
McAlillen'
Delsarto Poses Claude We'll and Brunette
Altschul.
Ensemble for Mandolins and Guitars
''Bsst of all Waltz" Milton. ............
Mandolins--Agnes schaeffer, Mamie
McFadden, Irene womack, Claude
We'll. Guitar--Mrs. w. Graves, Maude
Hawley, Eloise Angel, George Johnson
Piano Solo--"Valse, Durand ..---......,....
.............. Francis Waterman
song--"The Bobolink," Bischoff..........--.....
Julia N. Seymour
Piano solo--"Happy Hours siewert
acknowledgements urle Cowan
Recitatioa--4B Better in MoInin' :
| ......... Brunette Altsceul
i Piano solo--eCascade of Roses" Asoher
Emma Anderson
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JUNEAU, Wis, Oct 27.-The remains
of w. T. Rambush, who was accused OF
defaulting in large sum and who com
mitted suicide in Fredericksburg, Va,
arrived here Sunday, They were I'M
mediately taken to his home, where the
funeral services We're held. The re-
mains were identified by jury of s.-c
men and were then viewed by the peo-
pie assembled.
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Fictitious value of Products.

One is almost moved to tears by the
sight of New England manufacturers
protesting with indignation against tho
wisdom or possibility of giving fictitious
value to a product, when for the last 80
years they have drained the rest of tho
country and secured artificial prices b.s
protective tariff laws. w. J. Bryan III
House of Representatives. Nov. /, 1894.
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prominent Railroader Dead.

MoBERLY, Mo-, Oct 27--James Gar
yey, aged So years, travelling passenger
and tleketagent for the Wabash rail-
way, and one of the most widely known
railwaymen in the west, died here of
apoplexy, having succumbed to the de :
ease while apparently in the best of
health. He was here on business for
his company.
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DEATH of Judge snecIs.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct 27-Judge Charles
Speck, collector of internal revenue,
died unexpectedly at his home Sunday.
His death was so unlocked for that sew
eral of his children, who live in other
cities, could not be notified in time to
reach his bedside before he breathed his
last About the first of the year he suf-
fered from a stroke of paralysis, but had
apparently recovered. He leaves seven
daughters, three single and four mar.
riad
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Walker Whiteside-

well known gentleman, who re-
Gently witnessed performance given
by Mr.. Whiteside and his company,
said to a representative of this paper
a day or two ago. "Your people
are to be congratulated on securing
such sterling attraction. | have
seen all the great tragic actors Of
the past twenty-five years. and this
young tragedian has no living peer
He is the very embodiment of the
picture he portrays. He lives and
breathes, thinks and feels the part
he is playing. At the same time he
is evidently not insensible to the i'm
portance of the proper environment,
and his productions are historically
correct in every detail. His COM
pany, also, is excellent and admir-
ably adapted for the Shakespearean
drama, and only those who find
nothing to admire in classic plays,
handsomely staged and beautifully
rendered, will fail to enjoy these
notable performances.
Miss Josie Grace is convalescent
after a very severe spell of illness.
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Kil1ad NV Dynamite

PITTsBURa, Oct. 27.-Two men were
killed and the mixing department. of
the Acme Dynamite works near Hutton,
Pa, were demolished Monday by an ex-
plosion. AS far as known no one else
was injured The concussion shattered
windows and shook the buildings for
more than a mile around.
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COLOMBO, oEYLoN, Oct. 81. "A num-
Der of the passengers and Grew Of the
British steamer Taife which plies be-
tween Mauritius and Bombay were land
ed here to-day. They report that the
steamer foundered during heavy gale
Sept "A, and that n natives were drown
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Longest Star NAH Service.

WASHINGTON, Oct 27..-The longest
star mail service to be performed in
winter in the United States has just
been established by the postoffice de-
partment 1t is from Juneau to Circle
city, Alaska, distance 898 miles each
way.
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BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oct. 97.-General
Morton G. Hunter died here Of paraly-
SIS. He was the most honored citizen
of Bloomington, and was distinguished
both in civil and military life. He was
tho hero of snod@rss Hill and was
prominent at Chickamauga
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Saturday l.. Kratzmeier, the well
known cigar manufacturer OF this
city, received a large consignment OF
imported tobacco, which is TO be
used In the manufacture OF his cele-
urated cigars, the Bluff City Club. =
Inc consignment amounted to near
y $to0 worth Of tobacco.
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A Card of Thanks.

To the members of Grahams Min
strels.
l wish to thank you for your un-
firing efforts in helping to make the
show a success. Great credit is due
bothladies and gentlemen for your
ability as performers.
Respectfully
FRANK GRAHAM
Manager.
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BERLIN. Oct. a7.-Prince August,
heir apparent to the duchy of Olden-
burg, was married at Sohwerin on Sat
urday to the Duchess Elizabeth, sister
of the Grand Duke Frederick Francis of
Meingleinburgh- Schwerin.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-28

Messrs Geo. d. Dent and b. NJ.
Foreman, Republican, Presidential
Electors, addressed a crowd of their
followers over Wiley Jones saloon
last night.
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Steve Wainwright, an ex-passenger
conductor Of the Cotton Belt, is in
the city, and we think will remain
with us, going into the mercantile
business.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-28

Pastor Evans viii occupy the pull
pit at the Main Street Methodist
Church this morning and Presiding
Elder Golden tonight
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-28

stephen Oglesby was fined $50 in
Police Court yesterday for cruelty
beating his son. An appeal was
taken to the circuit court.
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Gus, the little son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
HsA. Mooney, was on late yesterday
afternoon thrown from a wagon,
Which resulted in n broken ankle and
number of bruises. We hope for
his speedy recovery.
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A Card Party.

Miss Nellie Hicks entertained a
number of her friends with cards
Friday evening at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Riley. Progress
i've euchre was INDUCED in for some
time, after which elegant refresh
ments were served. The first prize,
IA handsome picture, was won by
Miss Mae Hudson.
Those present were as follows:
Misses Mae Hudson, Minnie York,
Ella Galbraith, Nellie Hicks, Gussie
Taggart and Mrs. Ed Schober;
Messrs. +. II. Head, DR.. Easley, d.
G. Bell. R. c. Thompson, Harry
Bradford and Ed Russell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Riley.
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Mr.. Leon Meyers, the iovial New
Orleans commercial Traveller, visited
the dear people" Of this city several
days OF the past week.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-28

The agitation for the free coinage of
silver and the heavy Cow of gold to this
country go on together. It is curious
how facts disprove tie prophecies of gold
.nan-
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Mr. E. L. Blackwell, the corteous
Cotton Belt conductor, spent several
days in the city, recently.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-28

Presiding Elder c. c. Golden will
occupy the pulpit at the Lakeside
Church at this mornings service
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-28

The Westbrook Grain and Com
mission Co. are today moving into
their new warehouse ON East Third
avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs G. II. Bolinger will
return from a lengthy bridal tour
the first of next week and will take
up their abode at Miss Aiken's.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-28

Col Charles Vedder, who has been
suffering from sprained ankle, due
to fall received about week since,
is convalescing and will be out in a
few DAYS.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-28

John Nicely and Y. T. Ford, the
pedestrians, are thinking of settling
their ten mile walk at the athletic
club, some time near the time of the
O'Donnell and Griffin meet,
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Mr.. 7. S. Burke and wife and Miss
Mary Jarrett, OF Little Rock, are the
guests of Mr.. Frank Murray and
family
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-28

Mr. Edward Wertheimer visited
his patrons South on the Cotton
Belt during the past week.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-28

Messrs. Max Reber and c. H.
Ledlie, of st. Louis, officers OF the
Water & LIGHT Co. are in the city.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-28

Miss Gibson, of Cleveland county,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs I. W.
Dowell
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-28

Attorney Fred NJ. Hudson is
slightly improved.
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Col. G. B. Greer, of Searcy, is reg
istered at the Trulock.
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Mr.. c. L. Hudson will leave Tues
day for Garland, Texas. after visit
to friends
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-28

Mrs. NJ. L. Steel, of Little Rock. is
the guest of Mrs. Fred Fox.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-28

Mrs. NJ. j Ringlehaupt is down
from Little Rock ON "A visit TO her
parents.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-28

Mr. Charles Colhouer has returned
from ii lengthy visit among relatives
in Beebe.
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

Two good attractions this week.
Mcintyre aud Heath and Lizzie
Evans Tuesday night and Walter
Whiteside, the tragedun, Thursday
night.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-28

DR.. James H. Smart will leave
Wednesday for Dallas, Texas, his
home,
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ELECTION Proclamation.

Notice is hereby given that a special cleo
tion will be held at the several voting pre-
cinets of the city of Pine Bluff, on
Tuesday, November Bird, 1896,
for the purpose of electine one Alderman for
the Second Ward of said city, To fill the
vacancy oecasloned by the resignation of ].
NJ GOA. Esq
L. e. GOLDSMITH,
10 23 dot WIT Mayor
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-28

Judge X. j. Pindall, OF Arkansas
eity, spent Sunday at the Trnlock.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-10-28

MIR. f. NJ. Mcdonald, OF Magnolia,
is registered a t the TruIock.
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XHTANTED QUICK-sa Statesmen to visit trade
Wv aua supply canyassers. for greatest
selling Bicycle Speciality of the age. 100000
behind the guarantee. Dun's, Bradstreet's or
Rank reference. Fine chance; square treat
menti
BUFFALO SPECIALITY MFG co,
Is SIN 8 IN Buffalo. N. T.
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Wedding BelIs.

On next Tuesday afternoon, the
9TH inst. at 4:3O o'clock, Miss Nodie
B. Andrews will be lead to the mar
fiage altar by City Attorney Fred
NJ Hudson. The ceremony will
take place at the First Methodist
church at the above named hour.
No invitations issued for this city;
all friends invited.
The contracting parties are well
and favorably known in this city
and need no Introduction at our
hands,
In advance the GRAPHIC extends
its congratulations and good wishes.
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7 { !

Manager Rosenberg has an
nounced reduction in prices for
"Dlxie Land" to be presented by
Mcintyre and Heath and Lizzie
Evans at the Opera House next
Tuesday night The prices for this
occasion will be %. 50 and IS cents,
and if the people of Pine Bluff appre-
ciate good attractions at popular
prices, they should manifest the
sumo by large turn out ON next
Tuesday evening.
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A young lady of rare talents and
personal beauty, and Il former Little
Roekian, is now member Of Fred
Warde's excellent company. The
young lady's name is Miss Birdie
Marcia Treadwell, who was for two
years (lS9i-95) teacher of elocntion
and physical culture in Mrs. Myra
Warmers Female College in Little
Rock The New Orleans papers,
where Mr.. Warde and his company
recently played a weeks engage
ment, speak in the most compliment
tary manner OF Miss Tread well.
Pine Blutlians will be given an
opportunity to see this new star on
the stage during the present season
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From Sundays Daily.l

From Sundays Daily.l
Mr.. r. C. Wilkins is on the sick list.
Col Sam Schloss, father of Mr..
julius Scloss, is in the city.
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IN SOCIETY.

Mrs. f. c. Lane is quite sick.
TT
Miss Nellie sallee is quite sick.
Miss Rose Vickers is visiting in
Little Rock.
1T
Mrs J. NJ McGehee is visiting in
Dallas, Texas.
+t+
Mrs A. Bluthenthal is reported to
be very i'll.
TT
Mrs. John Gillespie and daughter,
Miss Mary, will return next week
from Nashville, Tenn.
fff
Mrs. NJ. G. Cross and children have
returned from visit to Camden.
, 4+4
Miss Maggie Rutledge hasreturped
from a lengthy visit to Texas.
444
Miss Belle Hart who is quite sick
at searcy, is reported better.
/ / !
Miss Mary Lindsay will return
NEXT weei, tn Gallouav College.
+44
Miss Linda Taliaferro is in the city
the guest of Mrs. L. b. Austin.
ffT
Atiss zao qbom,aom 81 Lee
Springs, is in the city.
tff
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IhE ONLY WOhLDS FAIR
wSars apaFilia
when in doubt, ask fOrAyer's PTIs
From Sundays Datly.l
Mr.. r. C. Wilkins is on the sick list.
---------
Col. Sam Schloss, father of Mr..
julius ScIoss, is in the city.
--------
Attorney Fred NJ. Hudson is
slightly improved.
Col. G.. B. Greer, of Searcy, is reg
istered at the Trulock
Mrs. NJ. L. Steel, of Little Rock. is
the guest OF Mrs. Fred Fox.
Miss Gibson, of Cleveland county,
is visiting her aunt Mrs. {. W.
Dowell
Mr. G. L. Hudson viii leave Tues
day for Garland, Texas, after visit
to friends.
DR.. James H. Smart will leave
Wednesday for Dallas, Texas, his
home.
Mr.. Charles Colhouer has returned
from lengthy visit among relatives
in Beebe.
Judge X. j. PindalI, OF Arkansas
. >ity, spent Sunday at the Trnloek.
MIR. F. NJ. Mcdonald, OF Magnolia,
is registered 1t the Trulock
Mr.. r. D. rreadwell, of Memphis,
is registered at the Truloek
Mrs NJ. j. Ringehaupt is down
from Little Rock ON visit TO her
parents.
Mr. Edward Wertheimer visited
his patrons South ON the Cotton
Belt during the past week
Mr. e. L. Blackwell, the eorteous
Cotton Belt conductor, spent several
days in the city, recently.
Presiding Elder c. c. Golden will
occupy the pulpit at the Lakeside
Church at this mornings service.
Mr.. Il S Burke and wife and Miss
Mary Jarrett, OF Little Rock, are the
guests OF Mr. Frank Murray and
family.
The Westbrook Grain and Com
mission Co. are today moving into
their new warehouse ON East Third
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Bollinger will
return from "A lengthy bridal tour
the first OF next week and will take
up their abode AZ Miss Aiken's.
stephen Oglesby was fined $50 in
Police Court yesterday for cruelty
beating his son. An appeal was
taken to the circuit court.
Pastor Evans viii occupy the pull
pit at the Main Street Methodist
Church this morning and Presiding
Elder Golden tonight.
Messrs Geo. d. Dent and b. NJ.
Foreman, Republican,, Presidential
Electors, addressed a crowd of their
followers over Wiley Jones saloon
last night.
Messrs. Max Reber and c. H.
Ledlie, of ST. Louis, officers of the
Water & Light Co, are in the city.
Mr.. Leon Meyers, the jovial New
Orleans commercial traveller, visited
the dear people" Of this city several
days of the past week
Col. Charles Vedder, who has been
suffering from sprained ankle, due
to fall received about a week since,
is convalescing and will be out in
few days.
Steve Wainwright, an eX-passenger
conductor of the Cotton Belt, is in
the city, and we think will remain
with us, going into the mercantile
business.
John Nicely and u. T. Ford, the
pedestrians, are thinking OF settling
their ten mile walk at the athletic
club, some time near the time of the
O'Donnei and Griffin meet.
Gus, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
H'A. Mooney, was on late yesterday
afternoon thrown from wagon,
Which resulted in n broken ankle and
number OF bruises. We hope fol-
his speedy recovery.
saturday l.. Kratzmeier, the wei
known cigar manufactures OF this
city received large consignment o
imported tobacco, which is TO bt
used In the manufacture OF his eele
DRAFTED cipnrq thn ssPluff Citv Climb ,
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Miss Mercer Hagler. who spent the
summer in Clarksville, Tenn, will
return home next week.
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Mrs. L. +. Montgomery, of Jack
son, Miss, is in the city visiting her
mother. Mrs. NJ. E. Smart.