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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-09-24

WANTED--Work for man and team with OF
w without wagon, near town. Inquire cor
ner Second and Court streats, up stairs.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-09-24
wANTBD-

WANTED-German or swede girl to go in the
w country. Good home and good wages the
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-09-24

GIRL-To % general house~ ork INQUIRE
" The Dalles Employment Agency,
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-09-24

If thou wouldst beer drink, drink thou
only Hop Gold. Shakespeare. s24-1w
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-09-24

w u&ti6n should leave their address with The
Dalles Employment Agency. Telephone BOG,
Lock Box $50. Over McInery S.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-09-24

THE DAELES EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Il Male or Female help furnished on s ort no.
tice Lock Box $50, TEL 300, Oyer McInery's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
Nickel Tea at Park-PIace.

The nickel tea given by the young la
dies of Mrs. Wells's and Miss Mamie
Pegram's classes at Park-Place church
Every seat In the church was flled, The
following programme was effectively rem
dered: Selection, Trllby Quartette: Old
Bachelors Tea, participated in by the fol-
lowing ladies' and gentlemen: Misses Mat
lie Pegram, Zelma Pierce. Mary Eddens.
blanche Boydton, and Rosa Ford: Messrs.
Wells Pegram, Reginald Walker. Mont
gomery, Redd. and Percy Richardson:
plano solo. Professor Rafferty,; recitation,
Mr.. Eggeston solo. Miss Zetta Herold:
recitation, Kate Wren; solo. Miss Emma
SMITH; recitation, Miss Sullivan; duet.
Miss Smith and Miss Ida West: recita-
ford LYMAN and Miss Simms: recitation,
Clara Becker; dialogue. Miss Pierce and
Miss Lee; solo, Miss Alma Mccormick:
dialogue. Miss Wilkinson and Miss Grace
Reid; recitation, Mary Wright: duet.
Misses Mitchell; recitation. Miss Steven
son, The accompanies were Professor
Rafferty, and Miss Matte Pegram.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
FARMVILLE.
The Tobacco Mari<et-Big saies-Per-
sonal Notes.

sonal Notes.
FARAfVILIsE, VA, February 1.-CSpe-
cial.)-The quantity OF tobacco In the
FarmviIle market this week was UMPIRE
cedented. From early Monday morning
M to Thursday evening the warehouse
men were kept busy unloading night ana
day. During Eve days OF the week there
was marketed here 6e53i0 pounds Con-
siderng this unusual quantity OF tobacco
on the market in so short time, good
prices were well maintained. Farmvilles
tobacco interests are steadily increasing.
In honor OF their sister, Miss Carrie.
who returned Wednesday from an ex-
tended visit. Misses Josie and Nirgie
Morton gave an enjoyable progressive
whist party Thursday evening. THOSE
present were: Misses Jennie Tabb, NJ.
Gertrude Anderson, Robbie Berkeley,
Eta Watkins Messrs w. p. Venable.
r. b. Cralle. V. d. venable, II. I. Nor
ris, l.. H. Corley, DR.. w. f.. Anderson.
and DR.. w. Morton Holiday.
The Farmville Herald, which has been
published on Saturdays OF each week
since its beginning, will hereafter be sent
out on Fridays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s. Woodson, OF
Danville, were in Farmville during the
early part OF this week.
Mr.. w. c. Venable. the veteran cashier
Of the Planters Bank. spent day this
week in the capital city.
II IS expected that Mayor o. T.
Wicker will take charge OF the post
Office here on or about the 10th instant.
The bond required OF the Farmville post
master Is $4,000.
Miss Sallle Huntington, one OF the most
charming OF Farmville bellies, is visiting
relatives in the Cockade City.
Mrs. Linwood Tatum. OF Powhatan,
returned home Wednesday. after very
pleasant visit 10 this place.
Melva, the little child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward l.. Erambert, who has been very
III, is convalescing.
Ir. J. T. Davidson. of Bedford City,
paid a short visit this week to his bro
Their, Mr.. Even Davidson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02

of last years nine. with e. u. Pancake
ana p I. Wilson as rivals for the pos'-
ton. Myers held the position last season
Messrs. b. w. Rosboro. I. y. "eop.
and II. Nice. wurzbecb were last yea,
gardeners. and are likely to be founu
there this season.
The other men who are showing UP
with great promise are Messrs r. o
Lang. w. II. Mccain. s. w. Frierson'
Roy Barrett. and L. II. Willis. MT. no
bert l.. owen will manage the team
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The co-partnership heretofore existing
between the Undersigned In the city OF
Richmond, Va, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
Mr.. r. l.. Brown. the senior partner.
retires from the business. which will be
continued by the other partners-D. o.
DAVIS and s. G.. ATK1NS-under the
firm name OF DAVIS & ATKINS.
All persons indebted to the late firm
will make payment 10 Davis & Atkins.
and all persons having claims against
the firm will present them to Davis &
Atkins for settlement.
RICHARD l.. BROWN,
ID. o. DAVIS,
3. G. ATKINS.
Richmond. Va. January %. 1905. ia Got
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
Lost His Pocket-Rook.

Mr. III. j. Harris, who resides at ia
north Fifth street. while hurrying to the
Richmond and Allegheny depot Fri
day afternoon TO take the train
conta1inS $40 IN 'D Money ana some
including a trip-ticket with about e trips
to Boscol y unused. When Mr.. Harris
felt for Is ticket after getting on the
train he found his pocket-book gone and
lex the depot and retraced
his steps. looking and enquiring along
the way. but as yet he has heard nothing
of the nurse
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
The Gift Of a Good stomach

is one OF the most beneficent donations
youchsafed 10 us by nature. How often
II IS grossly abusedl Whether the sto-
rendered so by imprudence in eating or
drinking, Hostetters Stomach Bltters is
the best agent for its restoration 10 yigor
and activity. Both digestion and appetite
are renewed by this fine tcnic. which also
0vercomes constipation. biliousness. mala-
rial. kidney and rheumatic ailments and
nervousness
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02

The candidates for this seasons base
ball nine at the Washington and Lee
University number over twenty. and the
present fine weather is taken advantage
OF daily by the whole force who are
down to hard work. When the incle-
mency OF the weather prevents
their practice on the athletic grounds
they play basketball In the gymnasium
under the tutorage OF Mr. Harry w.
Pratt. the physical instructor. All of
last years nine are back at the univer-
sity. except the catcher. and his place
will be supplied by two new men-Mr.
]. McC. Hogshead, OF M,ddlebrook's nine,
and Mr.. A. Lunsford. OF last years Rich
mond College nine. Both have fine re-
cords and will greatly improve the bat
ting OF the nine. feature they were to
certain degree lacking in last season.
Mr.. Hogshead Is also a pitcher OF some
repute in the county. The captain-Mr.
Harry W. Pratt. last years pitcher
needs no comment. for his past work in
the box sDeaks for his generalship and
heady work.
Messrs. A. G. Snyder and ID. NJ. Bar
clay. OF last years nine. and Mr.. L. II.
Carlock. of Emory and Henry, are the
candidates for the initial bag. while old
reliable J. NJ. Faulkner will hold the
second down. Granville Campbell has no
opposition for the position of short-stop.
and he proved a conner last season.
Third base has Messrs. Charles Myers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02

Mrs Meyer Heller entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Marcuse, Mrs. Frank Lei
bermuth, and Miss Sallie May at very
elegant dinner at the Jefferson on Mon
dey evening.
Mr.. Heller also entertained at dinner
to Il few friends at the Jefferson on Fri
day evening.
Mrs Jacob Cans was at home TO Der
friends on Monday from TO II p. NJ,
in honor OF her guest. Miss Annie Bow
man. The rooms were tastefully deco
rated. and a pretty collation. served.
large number OF friends called.
Mrs Isaac Thalhimer entertained on
Monday In honor OF Mrs. Louis Mittel-
dorfer OF Baltimore. who Is the guest OF
Mrs. Joseph II. Rosenbaum. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. 5. ]. Binswan-
ger, Mrs. Il. Binswanger. Miss Mona
Bnswanger. Mr.. and Mrs. julius Strauss
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Rosenbaum. Mr.
and Mrs. Moses Thalhimcr. Mr.. and Mrs
Jacobus. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thalhi-
mer; Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cohen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Thalhimer. DR.. and Mrs. l..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02

n. Calisch. Miss Lima Blum. Mr.. isaac
Hirsh. and others.
Mrs. Isaac May gave theatre-parly
on Saturday. and afterwards a hanasonne
lunch at the Jefferson. 10 Mrs. bou's
Mltteldorfer OF Baltimore. Inc suss.s
we're: Mrs. Joseph II. Rosenbaum, Mrs,
Mrs. Ellis Mitteldorfer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strause. on TUESDAY
entertained at dinner Mrs. Bertha Powen
QChicago), Mrs. Isaac Hirsh, and MIS-
isaac Cohen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02

The Young Ladies' Luncheon Club was
delightfully."- and most tastefully enter
famed on Tuesday BY Miss Mabel Todd.
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A Card Party.

Mrs. John Temple entertained a number offrinds at cards last Thurs day afternoon, which proved to be one of the most pleasant social events of the week. Those present and partici- pating were as follows:
 Mesdames l.. F. Montgomery, J. E. Ritchie, c. H. Martin, P C. Knox, A. l.. Vernon, Maude Felner, Jas. N. sculI. H. c. McGaughy. Misses Adele Hum, Eulaia Benton and Fannie McGaughy.
 The first prize, a silver paper knife, was won by Mrs. Jas. N. Scul, the second prize, @ silver book mark. was won by Miss Adele Hum. Mrs. G. N. Martin captured the booby. Elegant refreshments were served.
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Leap Year Club.

Misses Grace and Minnie York pleasantly entertained the Leap Year Club at the residence of their father. MT. ]. E. York, on West Fifth avenue last Friday evening. After the conclusion of most interesting game Of cards. delicious refreshments were served. Those present were as follows: Misses Nellie Hicks, May Hudson, Ella Galbraith, LII lian Atkinson. Emma and Julia White, Lizzie Grace, Minnie and Grace York and Mrs. Maude Stanley Messrs. Frank Roane, F. t. Bridges, D. C. Bell. Drew White, Joe Nichols. 4. Ferguson, W. L. Toney and Drs. J. P. Easley, J. NJ. Anderson and L. T. Searles.
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FOR s HLE.

story dwelling No. Gil Tennessee st. 1 lot k""oaa,s k'V"o mest. e rooms; terms, one-half cash, l E0asnee and years
 lsIofy dwelling, No. GIG Morris st. 1 lot |yas sanoe esstthree rooms; terms one half cash, rs.ery dwelling, No. b12 Georgia SC. lot .un. s,n east rooms, at S1 800; purchaser can ss,une ss ha buliding and loan debt for $500 and ds is, vslahee one-half cash, rest in F months. Ek,s ssafy ,py dwelling, cor. l4th and Alabama mssa.a ES,tnai grounds front west. fioms and all EoIseal E.IIsr,u improvements. terms ona-half cash l g1laaee in and 2years. o,s ,,S'9iy s dwelling, No. 1104 Barraouc st. 2 Fttms apply at office. t,op. .svVrs a dwelling. No 1110 Cherry st. lot |paeasy terms 7' p"i es'en' oe'i"nee hnn,s hs"ry dwelling, No. 10l9 " 5th ave. lot
 al uos sVMatn, " rooms; price S2000; half easE ,. hlnoLy laoLy residence, cor 16th and Linden sts. ksin kiVon' on fronts east, rooms, at great bar |ot 11v,s sross 1. dwelling, new No. 7ll " 6th ave nent t.Vnes aus south, rooms; &200G cash pay |Darcbaseem@ emi, balance on terms to suit the FI.snases, I.stnr,s interest at 10 per cent.
 ron,e y uWeillng, No. 61S 5th ave. lz block |nl and feh, rooms, 5000, F cash. balance N4u : years. With infarasr
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A China Wedding.

Mr. and Mrs. Felix Simon celebra- ted the twentieth anniversary of their marriage at their home in this city yesterday in 3 quiet manner. A number of their friends remember ed them with china presents, appro- priate to the occasion. We extend our congratulations and wish them many returns of the anniversary of their wedding day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-24
CYCLE NOTES.

M<zx<M III case Ol emergency
 AeEduA was demonstrated ITNlNSN a short time ago by Il a wheelman who O N had his tire badly panctu"ed on the way home from eoney Island. He detached his fn lured tire, and securing q heavy piece of rope, substituted the rope for the tire and made heiourney home, some eigst miles, in safety.
 curious story is told of a French eyrlist who wheeled up to gend- afme and asked him for his sword, saying that | mad dog was running ahead and he wanted 10 kill it. The ] officer gave the wheelman his sword and the latter disappeared. He presently returned and handed back the sword dripping with blood. He had overtaken the infuriated animal and dispatched him without dis mounting the wheel.
 " liia any enterIrising boy ever open stands where bicycles can be cleaned while you wait? After a iong trip rider would gladly pay a small sum to any boy who would do the job properly. Berlin has opened establishments for cycle cleaning. For small annual subscription the wheel is called for, cleaned as often as desired and returned. In many of our riding academies cleaning is now feature of the business.
 In London the way of the trans gressing eyclist is hard \ member of the nobility, who lost control of his machine going down q steep hill, was fined for furious riding. 4 German baron was fined for riding on the wrong side Of the street. AIr. Arthur Balfoar came to grief while riding on his bicycle in Whitechapel. He got damned in crowd of vehicles and had to take the pieces of his bicycle to Downing street i'll a hanson cab. lie has had two other accidents within a short time.
 4 wooden bicycle path is to be erected in Kalamazoo, Mich. It will be constructed of heavy plank; the grain of the lumber will run with the course of the track, the boards being sawed through the center up- on circle corresponding with the course ol the track. The piece will then be reversed, the straight sides being placed together, thus forming a section of the track The end 1 joints will alternate and all un- eveness will be plained down. In l this manner the track will offer as little resistance as possible, says the American Wheelman.
 In driving out a refractory key or other part of similar dimensions, | where there is danger of "burring" the edges or destroying the thread, l if only a hammer OF wrench is em- 1 ployed, it is a good plan 10 use a copper penny to protect the part. In case of crank key to be removed, for instance, put a piece of shingle, or almost any kind of wooden chip, on the under side of the crank boss, against the key, and hold the cop per penny on top of the key or cot ter pin. You may strike the penny with absolute freedom from fear of injuring the pin, and drive it out, no matter how tight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-24
FOR RENT:
STORES

S1OhEGa sNand 2as " End ave, $50 per month 2iW 2nd aye. sI5 per month. l2l Main st, $50 per month. M. Ag and S1l e 3rd ave. s25 per month. Cor Sth and Walnut, S20 per month. RESIDENCES. " Barraoue, rooms, $25 per month. 70 V 3rd ave. rooms. SIS per month. sjw 3rd ave, t rooms. SIS per month. s6 sth st. rooms, Ss per month. slls Beech st, rooms, Sl5 per month. ass Cherry st. rooms, S,2.50 per month. s0s Walnut st, rooms. SIP 50 per month. A4 Mulberry St. , rooms, S5 per month. LEW sth ave 2rooms, S3 per month. Ms Bsrraque, rooms. Sl0 per month. Bll 2 Barraque. rooms, SS. per month. l5 Q 2nd ave rooms, SIP per month. M5 2nd ave, , rooms BIO per month.
 II eSnd ave, rooms, BIO per month. A.o c 2nd ave, rooms. Se ner month.
 Sgl 2nd ave, , rooms, Ss per month.
 Ms e Ind ave, 3rooms, IS per month.
 Nli 2 snd ave, rooms, Ss per month.
 Mo 2nd ave, rooms. SS per month.
 M Svi end ave. rooms, Ss per month
 w ora ave. 7 rooms, A per mohth.
 i Aie 5fd ave, 7 rooms, 4 per month.
 si e0th ave. 7 rooms, S4 per month.
 s;s ,;s e aln ave, : rooms. 84 ger month.
 sS slS oih ave, rooms, S15 per month.
 SS Ssu sth ave, rooms, $i0 per month.
 sis sls s3 salorfls st. rooms. Sl0 per month. | il. ,I. ssueorgla st. rooms, Sl3 per month.
 oniurnshed rooms from S2 to B per month
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-24
Entre Mons

The Entre Nous was delightfully."- entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Eugene Fies. The prizes were won by Mrs. L. E. Goldsmith end Mrs. sam Bluthenthal The visitors prize was won by Miss Mamie Seisle. of Little Rock. Refreshments were served and all present highly en- ioyed the occasion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-24
Moonlight Picnic.

A most delightful affair was that given by the Fortnightly Literary Club last Friday evening, when the members went to Sulphur Springs for moonlight picnic. Each young lady in the party prepared lunch which was placed in a basket and carried by buggy which preceded the busses, thus giving the young people something substantial to anticipate as well as the pleasures of the occasion. When the Springs were reached the lunches were not long in evidence, though each one present was confident that q DOT tion of it was in his or her immediate midst. Every one thoroughly en- loved the occasion and "Old Father Time seemed to have gotton an X ray move on him, or rather to move so swiftly that he passed unobserved and unawares. The following were present:
 Misses Bab McGehee, Ray Smart. Julia Fall, Willie Fall, Martin Val liant, Marion Dewoody, Emma Hyslop, Lutie Dumas; Messrs. NJ. R. Russell, Chas. B. Hodge, $. A. Kincaid, Geo. Valiant, Fl. 5. Strange, Jas. W. Gatling, Tracy Mills, C. ". pettigrew, Harry Hud- son, Milton Fall.
 Visitors-Nlisses Bessie Fox. Ida Hunter, Fannie Hogg, Clifton jones and Mir. Oliver Galbraith. Ghaperons, Mir. an1 Mrs. Oscar Brewster.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-24

There will be two engagements announced in Jewish society circles n the course of week or so that will greatly surprise the community All of the parties are very popular.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-24
|U.NIWPROAeD

Ene.hs,ff' IL, cor 9th avenue and Oak st, $l5O0, llot ,oo.sssn, oSasn, balance on time with interest. RAOcasib, ib,VAioo. cor. 18th ave and Chestnut st:
 aSssdsS aaSss 10 and E. blk Il, Ringlers addition; , kr6sse5S, rSUs and {, blk s. Cockrells addition. EnstalInmna,n one-third cash, balance monthly
 Ss,ee Sesp,eitb building lots in Drew Whites add,n. Lots ana sesIaenJ en sites in J.Scull's add II Rddn. III DIX 43, Tannehill & Owen 8 |Hdir |Hsrdirnssaa sao dly and in blks and 3, Henry Choiccee guiding pl lots in Dunklin's add'n. Six beantisl.lln1g tasiulng lots iD Hammett's add'n. s if bauae'Iu Iul lots in P B. Land Co., add,n. 70 bbusiiness property fronting on e 3rd ay eue st susihess property fronting on Barra- hse, bet1goooo. business property fronting on 3rd Rble for s"uem "a Chestnut and Walnut sts. suit asuolse nae or Wholesale business. g,,. COUNTRY PROPERTY. proved dnu m,,e truck farm. ls acres. well i'm |qt purchasetvr west of city. s2000 on terms to EOuth th,lS af, lrnit farm and vineyard. miles Several I.e clty at a bargain for cash. feaufall, facts of land near the city that lies
 Wanuu Vineyards. i"Ahis' oaoh |aes west pf1ved n3 @ farm 250 acres, open land, 3
 Hapts,s,.oo ol city; BIO per acre.
 Produces 9,,, oVV acres land in cultivation, ssere: sitnalflaunh lluh half to one bale cotton per Fast of piaee p, on Arkansas River, l5 miles l0 acres pun, will sell at great sacrifice. 0,sf nf suitah,aa f Pine, miles west of Pine X W acres acle pira aor mill site: s2.50 per acre. aislyern frose6 fpose railroad from Pine Bluff to
 l5e0 ia, acras iron n S. .59 to S2.5o per acre.
 niles of 70 1e nine land in Drew county. within . lSSsOO0 SSO0 acres eaa,,i,road ,,l' $2.50 per acre.
 Y snsesha co,nt'rs rr oak and cypress timber land ,aNO acres eosunty, &.50 per acre.
 Aale Nsfnyy., convenient to railroad apd nav
 "ssef; Gper acre. -'''oa~ --@ my
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The charming Misses Blanche Altheimer and Lillie Blum leave in 4 few days for Little Rock to visit rel atives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-24
IN SOCIETY.

Miss ophelia Rhine has retuned home after a lengthy visit to rela. tives in Memphis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-24

4 number of society Jewish young people will spend the day Sunday at Nobles Lake today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-24

IMPERIAL LODGE. No. 94, K. of ] P, meets every Friday night at their Castle Hall, over Citizens Bank.
 Fraternal welcome extended to all sisiting knights and brethren. J. w. LANGsToN, H. l. HoLDERNEss,
 K. R. and s. c. c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-24
,,vr FIR SALE, EXCHANGE OR Ps'- TRADE.

rovod and Unimproved City lns lnsrty. Cotton Plantations, Fruit Ef9pTf' Truck x Farms, Stock Ranches, EI1adlstead 1a Improvements and Tim
 ngards. Home.seekers or real er l,t. p investors who are in search of 's so'Iptrg where crops never fail,
 seaIT sga IbIjzzards never blow in win |.s sl'' nor hot winds blister in sum |sr qg5 gbere fuel can be had for the
 psl' ',+iog where labor is plentiful and
 'a.~ni als.s,.tRinq grows to perfection, ex-
 71s,s lst sreb m products as can only be
 sps .sgn in tropical climates, a Eavstrg % where the temperature sci s.n uu4r. raaehes 90 degrees in summer N Fgl zero in winter, would do well to ~,ite \ Tss to us for list of lands and de D..intjon of the country. On the s,sar hand, such parties as have sagrbipg in the above line for sale, sss ssssaiu or exchange would consult 9sl sssig sS hest interest by calling on or rriting r1 us, giving full details, ad- 5,oo nfp
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-24
ADJOURNED.
The Special Grand Jury Finished It.
 Labors Friday Afternoon.

The special Grand Jury convened last Tuesday to investigate several recent, rimes in this community, adjourned late Friday afternoon. The following is their report:
 To the Hon Circuit Court, John NJ. Elliott.
 We, your special Grand Jury. have finished the work given us to do by you and have also passed upon other matters coming before us since our assembling.
 In all have returned some fifteen true bills. and have dismissed three cases. AS far as possible have inves- tigated the Tamo or Toronto kill ing. but did not have sufficient testi- mony to find the guilty parties. We respectfully refer this matter to the next Grand Jury, and further beg to suggest that his ExcelleHcy. the Governor of the State. offer suit able reward for the detection of the narties committing the murder of Raymond Jones at or near Tamo. Respectfully submitted.
 " Fl T.NGFoRD
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w. Ii. LANGFORD,
 Foreman D. c. BELL, C. (. LoyELADY.
 Clerks; Mo. HANF, R. M. KNOX, JAS. GOULD, G. o. BANNING, T. R. MITCHELL, ". B. GIBSON, E. ". B. RBoUR. 4. $. HoNSET, J. c. HAwLEY, R. ". LANE, $. GEIsREITER, E. L. TAYLOR, T. E. GILLESPIE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-24

Read Dreyfus' ad.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-24

pnnctured on the way home from Coney Island. He detached his in. lnred tire, and securing heavy piece o1 rope, substituted the rope for tht tire and made theiourney home, some eigst miles, in safety.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-02-07
SHOPS AND RoUNDHoUsE.

Personals and Notes Among the Em-
pIOyes of the Mechanical Department.
Fireman Edward Powell of the Santa
Fee is laying off on account of illness.
Santa Fee Engineer Harry Cunningham
of this city has been assigned engine 1871
in freight service on the cut of from
Kansas City to EmporiaL
Blood engine 265 has been turned out
of the Santa Fs shops in this city after
thorough overhauling and repairing, and
will probably be stored in the Sixth
street roundhouse for the present
Heavy consolidated Richmond engine
912 in service over the GIorieta m0ur-
tains in New Mexico, arrived in Topeka
yesterday afternoon from Ration, and
will be overhauled in the Santa Fe shops
in this city
Parlor passenger coaches 418 and 400
have been turned out of the Santa Fe
paint shops in this city, handsomely
furnished and equipped. They will
probably be sent to Colorado for service
on one of the scenic routes of the road