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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-23

HcN. CHARLES COFFIN, one of Ar kansas leading silver advocates, is doing y oemanry service for the Democracy i'll the State of Iowa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-23

Hoa. ]. H. Southgate, Prohibi- rioa candidate for Vice President of tAc Unlted States, was visitor to Little Rock Thursday.
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Reduced Rates to the Fair.

DALLAS, Oct. 23.--All the railroads in Texas put tickets on sale yesterday good for three days for cents per mile for the round trip to Dallas. The fair had a agood attendance Wednesday despite bad weather.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-23

TaE Republicans of Illinois have abandoned their plan to have Wm. x. Watson follow Mir. Bryan through fliiaols and make speeches after the distinguished Nehraskan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-23

ffoN. Husr A. DlNsMoRE, the dis tinsuished Congressman from the Fifth District, has been called to Iowa to make speeches during the renaiader of the campaign.
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Senator Morrill, Reelected.

MONTPELIER, Vt, Oct. 23.-Hon. Jus tin s. Merrill has been reelected to the United States senate by both houses of the Vermont legislature in joint session.
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yN OMEN are not the

OfllY OE}CS WnO dlG sensitive about their ages. A man doesn't like to be told that he is getting old. A man doesn't like to get old at all. But worse than getting old, is the appear ance of age. Health keeps a man young. ? It doesn't make any , difference if he has lived eighty years.
 If they have been h e, 0 hU xynpr an
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SECRETARY CARLISLE has begun lis ''sound money campaign in Kentucky.
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Nineteen Speeches.

ROCHESTER. Ind, Oct. William J. Bryan made l9 speeches in his first 24 hours of this trip in Indiana.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-23
Ii Reaches pekin Safely.

PEK1N, Oct. 23.-Li Hung Chang has arrived here safely from his trip to Europe and America.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-23

Mn, BnYANss trip through 1ndi- asa was an ovation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-23
General Buclsner at winona.

WNoNA, Minn., Oct 28.-Gen. Bucllner, National Democratic v1ee- presidential candidate, and party passed through here on Q special train Eight hundred people gathered at the depot and listened to 10-minute address by the general. He denounced the seo- tionalism of the Chicago platform and said that the National Democratic party represented the Union and that where ever the American flag waved and there was aspiration for freedom in the human brea.t that was it's home.
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Epfered at the Post-otfice at Plhe ann Ark. as second-class mall matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-23
Buokner and Bragg Tn Wisconsin.

WArERrowN, Oct. 28.-More than 1500 people assembled at the Milwaukee and St. Paul depot Wennesday to meet the train upon which were Generals Buckner and Bragg. The arrival of the train was received with music, great cheering and the firing of anvils. Many were disappointed at not seeing General Palmer. Great cheers went up for General B~qgg, who made brief but telling speech. General Buekner made 8 10-minute speech on the money ques- tion and was enthusiastically cheered.
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No Criipe

toned, sugar-coated pills, which tear you all to pieces are not in 1t with Hoods. Easy to take
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UrrLRNo AN OATH OF RACE He SPRUNG UP,
gloom almost MS quickly got up
ilmplng and flung a curse after both;
but the lights already shone on tho
mouth OF the alley, and had no time
to lose II ] would not be detected.
set OF running down the passage. turn
cd to the left at the end and along a
lane. thence into another lnne. and n
wider road: nor did stop until had
left all signs and sounds OF pursuit be-
hind me.
The place In which came TO n stand
at last wns n piece OF waste land, up-
pnrently In the suburbs OF the city.
High up on the left could discern n
light or two, piercing the gloom Of the
Aky, and knew they Hhonc from the
wlndmillR Of Monmartrp. In evtry
other direction lay darkness; desolR.
tlon swept by the night wind: silence
broken only by the dismal bowling ot
far.of( watch dogH ! might have been
ten miles from Paris,
For very misery BObbcd aloud. no
longer knew where ! was; nor, Ind
known. had the strength TO return,
Excitement had carried me far. but nj
last felt the weakness OF utter ex-
hnustlon, aud sick and aching, craved
only n hole In which 20 lie down and
die. Fortunately at this moment I met
the wind, ana caught the scent OF now
inown hay, and stumbling forward n
few atcpH made out low building loom.
Ing trough the night. staggered to
II, and discovered that II was a ahed,
and entering with my hands extended
felt the hay Under my feet With n
sob OF thnnkfulncHs sank down upon
II. but, inEteRd Of the soft couch OK
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tTo BE coNTINuEDa
DECISIVE BATTLE.
Rebel. Completely rsoatsd In the Nieara-
ruan Revelation.

Rebel. Completely r,oatsd In the Nicara-
saan Revolution.
Copyright. 1895, by the Associated Press,
MANAGuA. Nicaragua, March 2, via
Galveston, Texas,-After six hours
iightlnS at Matearis and Nagarote the
government forces under Generals PaIz
and Estrada have completely routed the
rebels under General Ortiz, and have
captured portion OF the rebel artil-
lery.
Matearls and Nagarote were captured
by the government forces and occupied,
pending the advance Of the main body
OF the presidents army. The enemies
force consisted OF about 1000 men and
the two towns mentioned were held by
about an equal number OF government
troops. The FIRE OF the government
troops was SO directed that 500 rebels
were killed or wounded The loss on
the government side was considerably
less, The rebels were completely de-
feated and were driven to La Paz, on
the route to Leon. In addition. the
government troops captured n portion
or the rebel artillery. consisting Of some
OF the modern Krupp guns. which form
ed part of the armament recently pur-
chased In Germany.
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ApTNop Y 4 6ENTlEfAn.T FPANCE
pected. fell on the angular body OF n
man. who with savage curse flung me

pected. fell on the angular body OF
man, who with savage curse flung me
This at another time would have
scared me to death, but was 30 fur
gone In WretchednesS that ] felt no
fear and little surprise rolled away
without word, and. curling mykelt up
at distance of n few feet from my
follow ledger. fell in a minute fast
asleep.
When / awoke daylight, though the
sun was not UP, WINS beginning to'creep
into the shed. l turned; every bone 1
had ached. remembered yesterdays
doIags and groaned. Presently the hay
beside me rustled, and over the shoulder
OF the mass against which lay made
out the face Of a nun, peertnE At me-
/ felt thrill OF fear, and started back,
spell-bound; had not yet broken with
every habit of suspicion, nor could In
n moment recollect that had nothing
but rags to lose. In silence which
neither again broke by so much as a
moment we waited gazing: while the
light In the mean hovel grew and grew,
and minute by minute brought out more
closely each others features.
AT length knew him, and almost at
tllO same moment he recognized me and
uttering an Oat9l OF rage, rose up as II
to spring at my throat. But either be-
cause ! did NOT reeoll-belng TOO deep
SGT In the hay 10 Inove--or for some
other reason, he only shook his claw
like fingers OF me. AID held on. Where
is II. you dog?" he cried, finding his
voice with an effort. Speak, or i will
have your throat slit. Speak, do you
hear? What have you done with IT."
He was the man who had passed the
child TO me! ] watched him heedtully,
and after q moments hesitation ] tolS
him that It had been taken from me.
aud when and where,
"And you don't know the man who
took III" he screamed.
Not from Adam. II was dark"
said.
al his disappointment and rage, at
receiving this answer. l thought that
he would fairly fan upon me; but he
only cholied and swore, and then stood
scowlIng, The picture OF despair; I'M
I'll. some new thought prlcHlng him. he
threw up his arms AGAIN and cried out
nfresh: "Oh, mon Dicu. what a fool
was!" he screamed: What q craven
vast" ! had tottupe in my hands,
In my hands, fool. and ] threw Il awuy!"
/ thought bitterly OF my own easel
was not much afraid OF him now; l be-
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MUNYON'S
GOLD
CURE
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obstinate Forms OF Colds and Coughs
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Colds lead to coughs. coughs to Pneu-
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will positively break cold inside OF
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the Cough Cure should be used alternass
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The Cough Cure positively cures pron-
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Al separate specific for each disease.
Sold by all druggists, mostly for 20
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Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa, answer
ed with free medical advice for any
disease.
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gan to think that understood him.
$50 had ], yesterday morning" said.
"You are In no worse case than 9TH
ers."
"Yee,erday morning.. he excleaImed.
mo, last night. Then, II you like, you
had. But yesterday morning? For
tune and you, scarecrowl Go hang
YOURSELF"
He looked glooniily at me for mo-
ment with his arms crossed on his
chest and his face darkly set. Then.
"who are your" he asked, curly.
I told him. When he learned that the
rabble that had alarmed him had In
fact been pursuing me, SO that his
fright had been groundless. he broke
into fresh excavations, and those SO
violently that began to feel a sort OF
contempt for him, and even plucked up
spirit TO say that he seemed to be In
as evil case rs was.
He looked at me nskance. AYE. Us Vt
turns out" he sald. grlmly. "But see
the difference. idiot. You are a poor
fool, beaten from pillar to post;
played for great st0ke. have lost
1 have lost" he continued. his voice
rising almost to o yell. and we are
both In che gutter. But II had won
II had won, man"
He did not finish the sentence. but
ilung himself down on his face In the
hay and bit and tore II in his passion.
A moment I viewed him with contempt,
and thought him poor creature for
villain. Then the skirt OF his coat,
curling over as he groveled and with.
ed. disclosed something thaa turned
my thoughts In another channel.
Crushed under his leather girdel was a
little cape. or a garment OF that kind,
OF velvet SO lussfouB that y shone
where l saw 1t. as the eyes shine In
fond Nor X only; before he rolled over
and hid Il, I spled embroidered on one
corner OF the velvet stlft gold crownl
barely repressed q cry. Cold, damp.
aching, felt the heat run through me
like wine A crownl A little purple
cape. Then last night-last night.
had carried the 4lRgl the King OF
France In my arms.
no longer found II hard 20 under
stand the mans terror ot'yesterday,or
his grief and despair this morning. He
had indeed played for q great stake,
and rlsked torture and the WHEEL ana
host! and LOST
/ looked at him with new eyes and n
sort OF wonder; and had scarcely time
TO compose my face, when. the paroxy-
ism OF his fury past, he rose, and look
Ing at me askance. to see how took
his groFellinEs. asked me sullenly
WHITTIER was going.
ITO monseigneur's." I said, cunning
~. Had answered ITO tho Pnlnls
Royal" ne would have suspected me.
TO be beaten agnin?" he sneered,
said nothing to that,but asked him
whittier he was going.
God knowsl" he said,
When went out, however, he nc
COMMANDED me; and we skunk silently
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

0kuSH oR ~
rho state of West Virginia, Ohio
M In Circuit Court OF Ohio County.
West Virginia. February Rules. 1896.
4. q, Harold W.. Margaret ElwoOd. John
Eiwood, James Elw0od, Patrick ElWood,
Edward ElwoOd, Mary IslWood, ALICE
I.ivoOd, Annie New and Johnnie New,
iet husband. Dchlln Lap (nlInH Bridget
lap, and Harry Lap. her husband, lilo
Wnrii0r.-In Chancery.
ti,hc object Of thiA suit w. TO subject the
,t,rni eBfnto In the city OF Wheeling, West
VirginiM or Which Patrick l;IWOod died
Saizcd, 10 Euln for the purpose OF paying
the liens against H.
in said cause, At these rules. that tho de.
Yendantg John ElwpOd. James IilWOOd,
I,cSiia lap tifllnA Bridget Lap and Hurry
IAN her husband. are not residents OF tho
state Of WCst Virginia. and they not hnv-
Ing been served with process IN. said suit,
iisiior. this order Of publication Ii entered
aSaInst them. and II II ordered that tho
Shid Attendants. above named, DO and ara
fsftired 10 appear within one month after
ths dntG Of. tic first publication Of this or
,I,sir interests. IL ls further ordered that
this order .be published and posted as 70.
qV 5gItne ~ John W. Mitchell, cierl; Of our
said court, Mt tho court house OF said
county, this 9Th dly " lsebruary, 1890. to-
WV JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Attcst: John ". MITcIIELL. Clerk
W. Solicitor ISSf tor Complainant foe,ts
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like tbe paIr OF nigg5t birds we were.
through lanes and alleys until we were
lalriy in Town aEaln. BY tina. time me
ann was no and the market people were
berfnninR 10 enter the city. Here and
there found curious eyes on me: ana
thinking OF the company was In,
trtenhied, and wondered that the alarm
was NOT abiOad and the bells fhoeiaiin-
Ing us from every tower was nlOIu
than conteht. therefore. when my com
nanion halted before a small mean door
n a hind wall. over against another
small mean door IN like wall.
"Do you stay here?" and
He gwore CilnrsHshly. "What ls that
10 you?'' he said. looking UP and down.
go your way, idiot -,
i was riIld 10 aiICt,t a Ike lll:humor:
shrugged my shoulders, mad lounSe1
on Without looking back, But my brain
was on flre. The klng.thc foLr-year-ola
klngi What was to do? And then
even then, while 1 paused hesttatlns;
/ heard steps running behind me. ana
turned to Ind him OF my elbow; hts
face pale but his eyes burning, anu ms
whole demeanor changed.
''Stayi'' he cried, painting, and SELF
ing me by the breast OF my shirt. me
man who trlpped you up, fellow-you
III was dark" answered, CURLY. II
told you did not know him from Ad-
Fps. had no." he gasped." "you
heard him run away-was he lame2
could not repress an exclamation
"Par dieu!" said Yes. I had for,
rotten that. He was. remember
heard his feet so cluck-clack. ciuck-
clack as he ran"
His face became burning red ana ne
staggered. II ever man was near dy-
ing from blood In the head, II was that
man! Bus in a moment he drew a long
breath, and got hte better Of v. nodded
TO me. and turned away. marked
however, for stood a rnoment,watcb-
lng-thst he did not go back 20 the
looking around once and espyinE me
took a lane on the right and dlsap-
peared.
(To BE CONTINUED,
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TRUSTEES SALE.
SALE
Valuable Manufacturing Property.

BY virtue OF a deed OF trust madl by the
American Fro Clay Company % corpora.
ton under the laws OF West VlrBinial 10
the undersigned as trustee. bearing date
the tlycnty-eighth day Of July. A. D. 1850,
aud of record IN the clerks Office Of the
county court OF Hancock county, West
Vlreii1ia, IN Deed OF Trust hook &c"
follos 81, 3Is. SO and so. will on
TUESDAY, MARCH a. A. D. 1896,
commencing at 10 O'Clock q. M, proceed 10
sen ~ public auction a. the works. Of the
near New Cumberland, In The county OF
Hancock, In the state OF West virginia,
all OF tho following described properly,
that Is to say: All that certain tract o.
land lying upon tho Ohio river IN Butler
district, Hancock county. state OF West
Virginia, bounded and described as fol-
lows: Beginning at stake on the Ohio
river sSrnsE 20 ,, sands 81 81 ueabsri! t Sn
thence down said river south olght de-
grees west (fouth s. wesD thirty-nine CSsl
poles; thence south sixteen degrees west
thef,ce south eight degrees west IS weStl
nfty.fiye (66l poles to u stake. corner 10
lot OF Freeman and anderson; thence
leaving the river south eighty-one and
seven s mi. do poles: thence north fifteen do
grees C6'l east fourteen uD poles; THENCE
with the line OF Brown Brothers north
seirhty-four and one.hnlf degrees SID
east one hundred and twenty.six G2G
poles 70 q stone pile on the line OF Swear.
irecn's lands; thence north twelve de-
pfees (f2sl west ono hundred and twonty-
nine d2g) poles TO . sugar and hickory;
thence south eighty-SIx degrees go wOst
one hundred and twenty-five u22l poles,
Il, the place or beginning aforesaid, con-
taining one hundred and twenty.tbFee
niiSl oIe-half acres (l25la acres) more or
ieaN SAVING and reseTvIng, however, the
riRiit OF the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4 st.
Louis Hallway Company TO strip OF land.
conveyed oft OF said tract 10 II by PriB-
ella i. Freeman. sixty tgO feet wide, be-
Inc fen uOl feet east OF the centre line OF
ths railroad tract OF said company and
nifty (h6l feet west from said centre line OF
said tract, and extending along the whole
river front OF said tract: also granting
10 the said party Of tho second part all
bufidlngs, improvements, machinery and
fixttiTes situated and p0lng on said above
desrfi bed tract OF land.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third OF tho
purrhage money cash IN hand. one-tiilFd
thereof with lntcrest IN. six months. aud
fhe residue thereof with Interest in ona
Year from the day OF sale. tho purchaser
bsIng rednifed 10 pivo his notes with good
eecurfty for the dctorrcd payments, tho
legal title being retained as further so.
curry. GIBSON L. cRANMER,
fkfgi Trustee.
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Copyright 1869
SYNOPSIS,

Prosper Is the third secretary 70 the
bishop OF BeaulaIs, who. at the death OF
Louis XIV, becomes the rival OF car.
dInal Mazarin for the premiership OF
France and for the favor OF Anne OF
Austria, the queen regent. BY an error
IN copying Prosper leads the bishop 10
make an absurd error In stating me
population OF Paris to the council, Pros
per IL dismissed with a beating. he "
revlled By the bishops steward, whom
he attacks In his rage, and Is pursued
through the streets OF Paris. As he Is
escaping he overtakes another tugltiVe.
who looks around In fear, and throws
a bundle into Prosper's arms,
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LONDON, March IA special dis
patch received here from Brisbane.
Queensland. says that gales and floods
have caused a great deal OF dalrage IN
and about the seaport OF Townsville, in
the northeast part Of Queensland. Sew
eateen vessels In that harbor have
foundered, and one OF them went down
with its passengers and crew. Houses
on shore were razed to the ground. The
loss by the laundering OF four passen-
ger steamers is estimated at $500, 600.
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Great Ice Gorge.

PoUGHKEEPSIE. N. Y, March a.
A great Ice gorge has been formed on
the New York Central and Hudson
railroad tracks between Hudson and
Albany and no trains are lunning on
the Hudson river division between
these points The road Is covered with
ice. in some places ten feet high, ana the
tracks and telegraph poles for dis
lance OF 700 feet have been washed out.
A large force OF laborers are at work
clearing away the Ice and repairing the
damage. but II will probably be three
days before trains can be run between
Hudson and Albany.
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MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. March A.
Elevator "a" owned by the Mime
apolIs Terminal Elevator CO., operated
by G, W, VanDusen & Co. was burned
to-day. There were 100000 bushels OF
wheat in the building, mostly No. /
The building cost S250, 1000. making the
total loss In the neighborhood OF $3.50,
900, There Is ample insurance to cover
the loss,
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NEW YORK, Mar Ii 2--A new morn
Ing daily. the BirmtnghDm Times. will
be established In Birmingham. Ala,
at an early date. The new daily will
BE- backed by ample capital. In It's
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the youth, and viii be served with the
full report OF the Associated Press.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa. March ain the
equity suit OF ex-Presldent Burns, OF
the National Window Glass Associa-
ton, Judge white granted n prelimi-
nary Injunction against President. elect
Winters and members OF the associa-
ton. restraining them from exercising
the functions OF the Office OF president
or using the funds, Burns was also
restrained from interfering In any way
with the business Of the order.
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BOSTON, Mass, March damage
by the floods in New England has been
very great. That at Dover. N. H., Is
estimated at 5000 900. the Coehleo Mhnu-
featuring Company's share being $7h,-
900. All I'VE Of this corporation's mills,
have been compelled 10 Ehut down. The
city OF Dover loses two bridges, Wash
outs have interrupted railway commu-
nIcation In all directions.
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coNsTANTINoPLE, March 2.-The
massacre OF thirteen Armenian faml-
lies ia reported from the district OF
Moosh and FIVE Arineninns are said TO
have been killed at Kirsehehir In the
Angora district. t~'.
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bc s,,re and use that old and welf-tried
remedy. MRS. WINSLoW'S SooTH-
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soothes the child. softens the gums. III
laws nil pain, cures wind collie and Is
the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twen-
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Nobody need have Neuralgia. Get Or.
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