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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-01
IH6 MARKETS.

I'iTTSHi re-. ABril y
WllEAT-No. / red 5797sc 10 : Iea
&c. spring wheat. 7iG7jc
CriiN-No yellow car. ;7-Iz'G:9c. No :
@h"ied aicpi'Ic. high mixed sheiIe,l. 4, =, t - c
nINcd ear. Sc
oArS-No white. 2aae6tfc: No 40 -
'aac. extra No . white. - otsIc. light uiIx.d
s'Ia2;c
HAG-No. timothy. SI7 25al7 ~. No tim
"thy- u" slatl' - mixed clover. SIS uOs,Is -
packing. - - GOO. No I t-,,Img prarri..
Sli 5JEI2VU: wagon hay. SIs.UJaIJ W ioI tl,no
thy
BCDTER-Elrin creamery. I7tdlsc. Oh,o
fancy creamery. lIaISc- fancy country ron
Hale. low grade and cooking. 7trS..
CHEESE - F-ncv New York fun cream.
large ~. ~ iUc. New York hstS lWalu..c.
fancy ohiOS : =G9c. wl<constn Swiss. ~. tnl,~
liHlI'.c- hmhur@er. I2JSaIac. Ohir Swiss IN
tub. l5'z@lIc: SWISS II. Square blocks. ga
lIc
EGGS-StrictIy fresh Pcnnsytvania ara
Ono ~ caS.S JUc. seconds .gGlgsso. ,,o--
eggs. laGt9lc
PoCLTEY-LarGe live chickens 6sd7H, r.r
p1'r. 1--we chickens small. 5DG 5s,c. dt.ss.d
chickens latel-t psr pound. rvo ducls $50
tI'' p'1 pair. dressed. j. iirc i've turkeys "a,
@lio PEI pound dressed IIqI5o. nvt. geese
0OGijo IeI pan
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-01
PTTTsBURd KEEIEy INsTITIJTr.

No y 70 FIItfl AVclluC,
'cstnrcs 10 them all their powcrs mental and
PhySlcai. destroys the abnormal appetite and
ct7tpT'> them to the condition they ver,. in he
"fe they indulge in stimulantS This has been
lone N more than 1000 cases treated here. and
~ lilt tlclh some ci your own neighbors TO
Ehptn we can refer with confidence as to the
lb>oiNic safety and efficiency of the Keeley Cure
ihe iiiiicst and most searching investigation is
invited send for pamphlet giving fun inforna-
aug. = a.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-01

Generally fair with increasing clondi-
ness. probably followed 10y showers tins
evening on might fresh and brIsb east
eIly sOuthCTly winds.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-01
Anarchist XII, "a Mayor.

PANS. NInl 30 - DmnE a popular
tote al the town Of L. ms C-SIuHcr. an
anarchist named Coin has stabbed and
killed the m.N or
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-01
a Ncnia Preacher p..,.

NEN'A. o April 30 Rev. t. B. Col.
nus. pastor OF the First Baptist church
oi this city has resigned.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-01


CNIJIE-ReCeipts fair. 80 ears uu -aie tho
HhI Eei vas slow and prices a Shsd, lower We
o"'-i- Ir'n". - ialI:,5. l.r.,I - IWai ,.
good butchers. ssSOaI 10. ,ouph tat. - " a
" -. t"ii> stag inI COWS. - 55a3 "a. iJ.>I,
Cows and Sprincore. sI5Gi0
Ipc'S-i;ecCipt~ Monday were =: cars q,
sale. market u"iIVe and prices a shsde htcb.r
T'i'yS re"rIpi- were light market ou,,,ed
doi''" "nt closed weak. owing l.. ,.nfavct s.nie
r'r"riS from other points We quote rric..>
a. follows Irru.r MEDIUM yv,ipht- stu,,,
'm- e.si WORKERS, S3 s1a:i -: common t.. ia,r
S"Ih h'r- and prsN- s3 '5a5 30. heavy. IS oOa
) ~. s"nGhs - 5Od3 p
SHEEP AND LAMRS- Receipts Monday was
x rhf*. 1nark k"t opened active AT an advance
of 'ac IN sheep and 4Dc on laml,s Te,lav->1e
ce'pt~ were i"iT. market active at ye>ttp day :
9dvh"rc We quote as follows: Fr1u, rut,
- A5GJhJ. rsod. S.,-sOGt3 so: fair. s5ud
$50 oon'm"" >a0oG5 70: cun- 81 a,r7t- ui:
rh"'oe ihn'h~- t46Od5 GI; common I, coed
lambs - 75fg1 20. srrp.g lambs - Otas q,
veal calves rnr hight. selling at - i,y1l a..
h"nNS aud thur calves - OOft5 W
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-01
PENN AVENUE AND FIFTH STREET,
PITTSBURG,
THE kelley CURE

Is q sTcciai boon to business men who. having
iIli,d Uugpi,sCiouSly into the drink habit and
i"iAcii 10 ma iGe disease af alcoholism fastened
Up m thetil rendering then, unfit To manage af.
am requiring clear brain. A four weeks
course uf treatment at the
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-01

~ v IIItN -iIlI-T =
wHEAT-spot market lower; NO hA,d
he elevator
CoRN-Spot market dun: No ? $50
oAfS-Spot market weaker: No : aa,.c
CATTLE No tlnding Europear cables
a""i" American steers at 10 I0sic PEI ,.onn5
IL eSSed weight: refrigerator beef al ss,ils,..
sIlhkP AND LAMBS-Marks.t active ..d
shehtly hrmer Unshorn sheep poor to PRIME.
- sSoog4oo' clip ell do. 81 5kd365 unsborn
is'"os- common to choice. s5-S71e: ordinary te
choice clipped do. 81 5o6s5.sJ
HOGS-Market hi bel ut slOoa.as
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-01
CIrclNNA1I. Aprl p

Nf'F>'if>NRAi AItBst -
HOGS Market easy at - IOit5 - ReoeIp,s
sD head shipments. 2.Oal bead
CAJTLE-Market steady at - 5ttq1tu Il.
ceiptS. IoO heal shipments 40 head
SHEEF AND LAMS- Market for sheen
firm at S2-50a3 70 Receipts. IOJ bsao elln
ments, SO Lambs Market strone at :, ..,5s
4 10. spring Jambs. - 5Gg7 Is
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A Hot Conflict.

OTTAWA, ONT, June 24.-The gen eral election throughout the Domin- ion today culminates the most nom ent Ous electorial conflict the country has ever passed through. The fight hinges in a great measure on tha school question and it is rhis issue, grown from comparatively unim- portant question confined at first to the province of Manitoba to one of vital import agitating the whole of Canada, that promises to overthrow the present administration and bring into power the liberals with a majority in the house of commons. Should the victory fall to the li5er- als, as all indications point, their success will be owing in no small measure to the P P A, branch of the A. P. A., who have united in the combination against the govern ment.
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H0N0RED.
Thomas F Bayard and Prof. Francis Andrew March
 Honored in England.

LONDON, June 24.-United States Ambassador Thomas F. Bayard and Prof. Francis Andrew March, of Lafayette College, Pennsylvania, shared with Joseph Chamberlain and John Morley the honors at the Oxford commencement today when all four were invested with the hon. orary degree of Doctor of Civil Law the highest degree conferred by the great English university and one with which but two Americans have been previously honored, one of them being Oliver Wendell Holmes who received the degree in lSS6. All four were the recipients of rouslng welcomes on the part of the under graduates and the manifestations of greeting toward Mir. Bayard were especially unrestrained. All the prominent members Of the American colony in London were present.
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COUNTY NORMAL.
A Very Successful Session Closed
 Yesterday.

Prof. J. D. Clary, of Fordyce, on yesterday (Tuesday) closed very successful session of the County Normal or Teachers Institute. The Normal was in session thirty days and was largely attended by the teachers of this city and county The closing exercises yesterday were very impressive. The Professors $ desk was fairly covered with flowers contributed by those who had at tended the session, and he was also presented with several handsome little souvenirs. Just before the closing of the institute Prof. Clary made Q short and appropriate ad- dress which was greatly enjoyed by all present.
 During his stay here Prof. Clary made a multitude of friends whose best wishes will accompany him.
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WRITES TO A FRIEND AND TELLS OF THE SPANISH METHOD oF.WAR.
 FARE IN CUBA.
W omen Violated, Innocent Citizens Plum dered and Murders in Every Form
 Committed

Washington, June 24.-The Post to- morrow will say: A very interesting letter was received today by a rela- tive from Ger. Lee. It was written on the l2th and deals pretty freely with Cuban affairs. The Spanish authorities, the General says, have treated him with great courtesy and Captain-General Weyler has granted very request thus far preferred, even in allowing him to visit the prison where the captured Americans are confined.
 Of the Spanish troops, he says they are fairly we'll drilled. but under q system of tactics and manual totally different from anything he had ever seen. AS to tine insurgents they pra- ctically have control of the island. Their emissaries come in and go out of the towns and cities as they will, and he believes the entire native pop nlation is in sympathy with them.
 As to the inhumanity of the Span ish commanders, Gen. Lee, expresses himself in the plainest terms.
 They do not regard the laws of modern war nor the usages custo- mary among civilized nations," he says: From every quarter there is the same testimony concerning the barbarities of the Spanish soldiers. Some of the evidence I have heard would be beyond belief did 1 not know it to be most reliable. Violations of women, the plundering of inof- fensiye citizens, murder-every form of rapine. is the varying story of the prisoners and natives of the island who happen to be under suspicion. and it takes very little indeed, here to place you under suspicion
 Gen. Lee doubts if peace could be made now short of basis of ab- solute independence and freedom from Spanish control.
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.SHOVELEO THEM IN,
PEACE OFFICERS DID A RUSH ING BUSINESS LAST
 NIGHT.
Seven Foxy Jailbirds Accused of Many Crimes Placed Behind
 the Bars.

Like the old grave digger they shoveled them il, but their subjects were not SD peaceful and nnresistinl as the eorpses told of in the quaint old legend. Jailbirds, it seems, above all other people. hate to go to jail but Deputy Cunsrablcs Greed Fay loi and Henry stewart could not see il in thai way, and with tears in their eyes carried item to Mir. j. C. Gibson who took them in out Cf the wet and cold and provided them with suitable food anu lodging.
 Christiana Graeie was the first one caught. She had been accused of stealing d few trities from the hotel. The court. reposing especial trust in her integrity, allowed her to go on her own recognizance, but Ghristy couldn't stand the pressure. She skipped by the light of the moon and by the light of that same moon she was captured. At eyasive tricks she considered herself delft hand. Mir. Taylor murmured to himself, 'She may be delft, but l am defter, and now she is in jail.
 Wash Dukes, well known in Pine Bluff, was the next to fall. Some time ago he was convicted of petit larceny before Esquire O. W. Alex ander. He took an appeal and the Circuit Court hit him again. He now tells his troubles to Christy through the steel lattice.
 At , o'clock this morning Mr. Fay Tor started to Rob Roy to wake up the Whiteside family. Tiffy, Mufie and Phenie followed him back to town. They were all charged with assault with intent to kill one Susan Wright, who is supposed to have been "monkeying" with the White side plum tree. Arthur Watson, at the urgent request of the officers, acted as escort of honor. He is only charged with assault and battery
 Deputy Constable Henry Stewart went to Linwood last night to talk over an important matter with George Stewart. George wanted to claim kin with Henry, but the only relationship that could be establised was that of captor and captive. The substitution was not satisfactory to George. who went into his pocket after a one-bladed "heart-searcher Henry, with alacrity like the Johnnie in the song, got his gun. That settled it, and just for stealing one pair of shoes George Stewart is with the Whitesides, the Dukes and the Gracies, which last name will be in- delibly stamped upon his mind.
 Thus did the peace officers success fully play a game of "seven IT"
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CALLED TO ORDER.
The New York Democratic State Convention was Convened
 at Il O'Clock.

SARATOGA, N. Y, June 24.-The Democratic State convention to select delegates -at-large to the National convention was rapped to order at Il o'clock this morning.
 Conven ton Hall, spacious though it is, proved hardly adequate for the accommodation of the large number of delegates and immense throng of on-lookers, but, notwithstanding the approximately large attend ance, the convention is the tamest affair the Democracy of the Empire State has experienced for a number of years. Party enthusiasm is not lacking, but there is a noticeable absence of the usual squabbles which the people have come to expect when Tammany Hall and the aad- ministration" men come together. New York has no favorite son desir- ous of capturing the Chicago con vention. The delegates-at-large will be unequiyocally for gold. In ac- cordance with the directions ol Daniel Lamont, the ''administra
 tion" delegates are urging the selec
 lion of Wilson B. Bissell as one o
 the delegates-at-large. Their object is to have Cleveland wei! repre- sented in his own State delegation
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To Washingt on. D. c.

National Convention of Young Peoples Society of Christian En- deavor, July 7th to 18th. For this occasion the Missouri acifc By. will sell round trip tickets for $26.35. Tickets on sale July 3, 4 and 6, with final limit of return of July Is. By depositing tickets with joint agent at Washington on or before D. Ill. July IA an extension of return limit may be obtained to and including July sl. II. B MIzELL,
 City Agent.
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AN INCIPIENT BLAZE.
The Handsome Knox Block Had a Marrow Escape This
 Morning.

Mir. Ralph Robinson's undertaking establishment is in the Knox block, on West Barraque street.
 Mir. Robinson has colored porter In his employ who sleeps o'nights in his undertaking establishment.
 Now, the scullud gemmen" afore- said don't like "skeeters. of which there is reported to be quite an abundance in the house aforesaid. So the colored porter built np q fire in the middle of the house just to smoke out the skeeters. He claims to have started the fire in a tin vessel, but the facts do not bear him out i'll the statement.
 This morning when Mir. Pat Knox came down town and opened up the store of k. NJ. Knox Co.,, at about 6 o'clock, the house was filled with smoke. Somewhat alarmed he pro- eeeded to investigate, but could find no traces of fire in the building. Then he went next door, aroused the DOT ter in Robinson's undertaking estab- lishment, and there in the center of the room was a fire burning brightly A hole in the floor about three feet in circumference had already been burned. A few buckets of water ex- tinguished the flames and the fear was over.
 It was narrow escape, and had the fire not been discovered at the time it was. q disastrous confiagra- ton might have been the result.
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CHAMPION CORBETT.
To M eet Tom sharkey in Four
 Round Go Tonight.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, June 24:- Unless there is police interference Champion James ] Corbett and Tom Sharkey, the Marine" will meet in four-round contest at the Mechanics Pavilion tonight. This will be Corbett's first contest since he met Mitchell. By the terms of the agreement Sharkey will be awarded the decieion if he is on his feet at the end of the fourth round.
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Mir. Eugene Rowland, the gifted young violinist of Memphis, who has just returned from his studies in Berlin, will arrive in Pine Bluff to- morrow on the steamer J N. liar bin. While here he will be the guest of his brother Mir. ". H. Rowland.
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The engagement is announced of Miss Belle Summerfield, of Little Rock to Mir. Edgar Franklin, of Chicago Both parties are well known in Pine Bluff, and have visit ed here. Mir. Franklin is a cousin of Miss Maud Dreyfus, and Miss Sum- merlield is sister of Mr. Lee Sum merfield former resident of this city.
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WANTBD:-Several trustworthy gentlemen or ladies to travel in Arkansas for established, reliable house. Salary $7S0 and expenses. Steady position. Enclose reference and self addressed stamped en- yelope. The Dominion Company. third floor, Omaha Building, Chicago, III. 21l w6m
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We are indebted to the Black wells 8 Durham Tobacco Co. for a compii- mentary copy of Black wells Dur ham Circus. This is very unique thing for the entertainment of chil dren and can be secured by sending in coupons found in each package of Durham smoking tobacco.
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Mrs. Olrginia Jones and Robert E. Lee returned home this morning after an extended trip north and east. They were accompanied by Miss Nellie Collier, who has been attend Ing Miss Bald wins famous Female Seminary at Stanton, Va,
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HOW'S This ?

We offer one hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F.J Cheney X Co.,. Props, Toledo. 0. We. the undersigned have known F. j., Cheney for the last l5 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transac- tions and financially able to carry cut any abligations made by their firm.
 WALDINo, KINHAN & MARVIN,
 Wholesale drugg ists, Toledo. Q.
 WEST x TRUAx,
 Wholesale druggists Toledo, o. Halls Catarrh cure is taken intenrnaily. acting directly upon the blood and mucous surface of the system. Price. 75c per bottle. s10q6.
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MT. Y. H. Osborne returned last night from Chicago where he had been called on account of the serious sickness of his wife. She had greatly improved at the time he left
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Miss Tonic Englander, of Tyler, Tex, returned to her home yesterday after a brief visit here to her amt, Mrs. Max Well.
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Capt. $. Gesreiter, Mir. W. H. Lang ford and MT. ]. E. Trulock are out thls afternoon soliciting subscribers to stock in the proposed electric street car system.
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An alarm of fire was turned in this morning about o'clock. 1t was only the burning of q fiue in the Lesinsky residence on Third avenue
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Miss Henrietta Hunt, who has been visiting Miss Willie Smart of this city, left this morning for her home in Philadelphia.
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Dr. A. B. Hall has returned from Monticello. He was accompanied by his sister, Miss Maggie Hall, who will spend some time here as the guest of her brother.
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Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Sonfield, formely of Memphis, are here and will in the future make their home in this city. Mir. Sonfield will it is un- derstood open Il commission house here.
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WANrnn-Seueral. 1.

WANrED;-Several trustworthy gentlemen or ladies to travel in Arkansas for established, reliable house. Salary $7S0 and expenses. Steady position. Enclose reference and self addressed stamped en- velope. The Dominion Company, third floor, Omaha Building, Chicago, Ill. II w6m
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Mir. A. F. Adams, Sta te manager of the Southwesteru Telegraph and Telephone Co.,, was in Pine Bluff yes terday.
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The Entre Nous Club met yesterday at the residence of Mrs. J l.. Reinach. Prizes were won by Mrs. Reinach, Misses Etta simon and Miriam Franklin.
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Mir. Nose Miller has accepted q position as Il salesman with s. A. Rosenberg, the prominent Second Avenue book and stationery dealer.
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ED:-Several trustworthy gentlemen or ladies to travel in Arkansas for established, reliable house. Salary $7S0 and expenses. Steady position. Enclose reference and self addressed stamped en- velope. The Dominion Company. third floor, Omaha Building, Chicago, III. , II w6m
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Today the GRAPHIC publishes a very interesting sketch Of Richard P. Bland. It will be found on the third page.
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Mrs. J. s. Kersh, who has been visiting the family of Mir. k. G. At kinson, left this morning for Star City to visit relatives. She was ac- companied by Miss Margie Bell At kinaon
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Mir. T. M. Phillips and wife, of AL theimer, are registered at the Tru- lock.
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Mir. Morris Cohn, returned to Lit tie Rock this morning after a several days visit in Pine Bluff.
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Mir. E. E. Wells, of Monticello, is d guest of the Trulock.
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Hon. H. r. Auten. a prominent Republican of Little Rock, paid Pine Bluff visit last night. He left on the Cotton Belt going south.
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Miss Nettie Hawley has returned after an extended visit to relatives in New Orleans.
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Mir. L. w. Sullivan, of English, is in the city.
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Juliet Lodge, No t. Knights of Pythias. met l"st night, but con ferred no degi,,.s.
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The case of State vs Asbury Greer came up before the Circuit court, special Judge s. NJ. Taylor presiding, and was continued till Friday.
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Dr. J. H. Hamilton, Il prt minent physician Of Portland, Ark, is in the city.
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Mir. Milton Blum returned from St. Louis W here he had been attending Smiths academy.
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Gel. Nell. Williams, oi BaIithead, is in the city.
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Mr. Jeff Hicks is still untmproyed in health today.
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Mir sam Meek, prominent mer- chant of Warren, after spending sev- eral days in this city, returned home YesterdaY.
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Dr. J. P. Runyan is confined to his bed with typhoid fever.
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Mir. c. E. Philpot left this mornin for a three weeks stay at Sulpher Springs. MT. Philpot says heis going in search of health and intends to find it or die in the attempt
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MT. ]. NJ. Taylor leaves this after noon for St. Louis on business.
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Miss Ernestina Frank is visiting relatives in Hot Springs.
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Mr. l.. O. Knox left this morning for trip down the Cotton Belt.
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Miss Bab McGehee was a passenger on the early morning train for Little Rock
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Capt. H. c. Daniels, of Little Rock, is in the city.
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Mir. P. ]. Sims, of Prescott, is q Pine Bluff visitor today
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Mrs. J. B. speers and Miss sallie Byrd left this morning for Little Rock.
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Don't fail to attend the K. of P. memorial services ut Imperial hall Sunday morning.
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Dr. Davis, ofJefferson Spring, came down this morning.
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Col. J. ". Corcoran, of Chalmette, is in the city.
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Mrs. c. E. Philpot left yesterday for brief visit to the family of her brother-in-law, Mir. j. W. Walker.
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Mir. Mnt Garrison, of Toronto, i, in the city to-day.
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The Steamer J. N Harbin of Mem phis arrived this afternoon ot 2:30 o'clock.
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Mrs. G. H. Franklin and Miss Jew el Altschul returned home this morn ing after brief visit to friends in Little Rock.
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Esquire Niven will do a rushing business tomorrow.
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Mfr. L. W. Glemmons. of Swan Lake. is a Pine Bluff visitor today.
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Read the ad. of the Bankrupt Store in this issue
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Mir. Nose Levy, of New Orleans, and a frequent Pine Bluff visitor, is in the city to-day.
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Mr. D. E. Armstrong, of Illdorndo is at the Arlington
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Mir. H. k. C. Foster has returned from trip to Little Rock.
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Mir. H. c. Symands, of St. Louis, is in the city yesterday.
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WANTED:-Several trustworthy gentlemen or ladies to travel in Arkansas for established, reliable house. Salary $7S0 and expenses Steady position. Enclose reference and self addressed stamped envelope. The Dominion Company, third floor, Omaha Building, Chicago, III. ; II w6m
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Mir. Maurice l.. Altheimer, a recent graduate of the St. Louis Law School, has returned to his home in this city.
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From Wednesdays Oa lly.l

Master Ike Altheimer is reported sick today.