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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-30

NEW YoEK. January 29.-FoGr strong
city mill patents f2.200240 winter
patents s. 70M3. IS: city mil clears A. Ga
40; winter straights s. 45M3.60; Mime
sofa patents 90 45@s3.75; winter extra 22.10
@3.l0; Minnesota bakers ~ 80@3 @,
winter low grade s2.25W2 Cd; spring low
grades II. so ~ 50
Rve -four quiet; superfne $255Gl2 10,
fancy ~. 70N2.g0
Buckwheat -four quiet; spot 1890 20:
buckwheat ste dg st 39@a0.
Corn meal st ady; yellow western ccarSs
II; brandywn lie S2.25.
Rye--Nomiual; No. 2 western 42@45
State delivered s2@44.
Barley -A ctive; western 3s@45; good
to feeding 32@34 choice -.
Barley malt STEADY; western 46M54
Wheat--Spot strong 40. ed In store
10 afoat; No. orthern 7419 o b afloat
No. hard 10 ( O b afioat options No. 2 red
Januarg closed IN; February 72xM73M,
closed 7311: N arch clc sed April closeu
-: May 70A@71N, closed III; June rob
IL, closed II; July s9N@7i q, closed H.
s7k afioas; yellow s51l; steamer mixed
ss1. ontions-.January SIS 1918, closed 3611:
February 35036A, closed 361; May 35 l3 10
M36A, closed 361l: Jure clCssd ---; July
81 1-l6@37H, closed S7as.
Oats -Snot quiet; No 2. 70; NO: deIlv-
erE0 20, NO. D, xoN NO, ~ WiioC ~oLAs &so
B white 25: track white western $50 IS;
do mixed state 25M28. options Janaury
closed 24ss; February 24N@SaM, closed
24a4; March closed 20; May So1s9s512,
closed 25H.
Feed quiet
Hay-Steady; shipping z $50; good to
choice 9o0$l
Hops Duh; State, common choice.
1894 croy, 214041G; 1895 do 4@5; Pacific
coaet, 1894 crop, 3l<a41f; 1895 crop 4a9
Hides Steady California, ~; Calves Oh
IL; Buencs Ayres dry, 20 lbs. @Os25, lbs,
10; Texas, dry, 2, g30 lbs ..
leather Quiet; henlock sole, Baen0s
Ayres, light aud heavy weights, 70; acids
2l@23
Wool 'teady domestic fleece le@22
pulled 1926.
Coal--Qutet.
Beef Ste sdy, family s10.00@12 90; ex
ira mess s8; beef hams SO 90; packet
S9@9 So city extra India mess Sl6@l9
Cur maaGs--Firm; picked bellies 5A@
sd shoulders SD, hams $500.
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BALTIMORE

fsAlT4aokA, Jan. 20 Floor Fl I'm
81 g3.25; family CO. 50at3 rs, winter Tho2'
patent & S5@4 10; spring wheat, patel
do. spring s3.60@37 spring wheat straight
s3.250t3 SO.
Wheat I'm EFT ed and higher: erot and
Janua' 7i@724, March -; say 17f@s
I'M; steamer Nc. 9 red Southern whoa:
by sample 72973, DO. on grade co.. al T.
Corn Firm; spot end January $40
33ss; February 3314M3316; March 33%2
1881; May 3556Q35sz; steamer mixed S20
3316; Southern white corn 321G@3319; do
yellow corn 32K@3:14
Oats Firn e.; Nc white vest RI ga
25jS; No. 2 rnixe3 est3rn do 23G23H
i've Inactive; NO. 2, 4i@42 for near by
44G55 for western.
Hay--Quiet and firm; Gu. ice Timothy
st6 asked.
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NAVAL S.rttkr25.

New YopK, Jan. - "optr Qui
strained. enmnop fe gon6 81 .11@91 u %
Iurponaiae-DJ at 81 1s@52.
GHAhIasTCE, Ja2. 80. -ILosiI firm,
at g. COG q
T'cr.entfI.; No hing dGing
WIN .rge~nT, Jan. % -kczir steady:
strained & IS; enod strained Sl40 Spir-
it,, steady at 27@4716 iar steady at IS.
g'uruen-iae firm; ha.fd -: soft 81 81. E4r-
gin 81 90
SAvAEaAd, IAN 9. Spirits turpeatine
firm, at 271E; SELLS ~,
Rosin firm: wafer white AZ Is; window
glass - I21s; n, ~ 90. M, S20': x. s1.75; j,
f.E5s II, $50 G, sI.35 Z, 5l.35; g, 81 q, (,
81, IS; G. 81 90
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Cash quotations werS as follows:
blur Firm; spring patents 3d. loo
s. s. straighEs $s40@2 IS; winter pauens
90 40z 3.69 winter st aight SO 20G3 81; ex-
port bakers 81 00G2.2o Wheat-No. y,
spring, %; No 3, spring 81; No, 2 red 66
@62. Corn-No. q white % No. yellow
81; no. 9, white 1902 ~. Rye-No. 2, 80.
Barley 30 Q, nominal; 30. 8. 2ta87; NJ.
4, 22026 Flax-ssed--No. /, 921aG 81, Prime
Timothy seed 80 z. Pork-mess, per BIB,
$l03CQl0 So Lard--per 10j lbs $500
$40 Short RIB sides Qoosej s5.12H@5. Is;
dry-salted shoulders boxed 4sz0t5 short
clear (boxedl 51@5K. Whiskey, distiIler.
finished goods per gallon si.s2.
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NEW ORLEANS.

LIVERPOOL Jtputry - -415 2 NJ
loEton--Spot, faie D..,in-ss prices higher;
American mi ing air Std; good
middllng Il led; Ams rican middling
419 20. low mid ing AZ; god ordinary
~; nrdi cary 216.
sales IT the tsv were IL 90 bales, of
which 0 10 bales were for speculation and
exp rt, aad Guided 1880 bales Ameri-
can; recSl gi4s 1900 bales, $500 American.
aTtures opered steady and closed steady
al the al gancs.
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II SO, write JO u. I. Fort & Co, EeRi EzE. -
agents, Raleigh, they wiu npaerrake co.
you customer. Large Hi,G small ia
wanted, also mineral enG timber sands
sale, no Charge. Houses aDa lote for sh.'
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s.iI!ve;r

In silver we are showing for the f95
days only high grade wares, such ss
Brushes, Combs, Mirrors; Cream, Vase
line Puff and Toilet Boxes in both silye.
and Silver Mounted Out Glass; Mani
cure Articles, Shoehooks aud Horns,
Belts, suspenders, besides Thousand
and one little, inexpensive dainties
Gold
Besides the regular line of Watches
aud Jewelry, Brooches in Pearls and
Diamonds, Rings, Link Buttons, Studs.
Chains, Lockets, &c.
Your inspection of the stock is re.
questei.
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Seah0ard fir-L.ins
Schedule in Effect May S, 1885
TRAINS LEAVE RALETGH.


l:28 A. NJ, DAILY.
Atlanta Special" Pullman Vestibuls f0E
Henderson, We don, Petersburg, Rich.
m0nd, Washington, Baltimore, Philadei.
phia, New York, and all points NORTH. Bat
ret drawing-room sleepers ana PullnlaS
coacheS Atlanta to Washington, psYlox
cars Washington TO New York, PullCaRE
sleeping car Monroe to Portsmouth. AT.
rtves at Washington 10:45 a 10, BalEi-
more IL noon, Philadelphia 800 Q m, New
York 453 p m. Also for Portsmouth, Nor
folk, Old Point and local stations SeehosY6
q Roanoke railroad.
h'or Henderson, Weldon Suffolk, Ports.
mouth, Norfolk and intermediate stations.
connects at Portsmouth with Bay Lirs fcs
Old Point and Baltimore; with Norfolk a.
Washington Steamboat company for Wash-
tngton; with N Y p & N railroad for Phi
delphta and points north; also at Weldon
with Atlantic Coast Line for Richmond,
Washington, Baltimore, Philsdelphia snh
New York, and with Scotland Nect Braack
fer Greenville, Washington and Plymouth
Pullman sleeping car Atlanta SO Ccvss.
mouth.
5:35 A M DAILY
Atlanta Special' Pullman Vestibr7Ie fos
Southern Pines, Hamlet, Wilmington. Mon
roe Charlotte, Chester, Ciinton. grrsn',S ,15t
Abbevtlle, Athens, Atlanta, Macon, Mont
egomry, Mobile, New Orleans. Chstanongs,
Nashville, Memphis and all poiols soutb
and southwest through Pullman BnfYes
sleepers and day coaches Washington b.
Atlanta, connecting directly st Union de-
2ot,, Atlanta, with diverging lines; also
Pullman sleeping car Portsmouth 70 Nor.
roe.
$40 P M, DAILY,
For Wilmington, Charlotte. Che-tSy
Greenwood, Athens, Atlanta and ali i1tsTs
mediate stations. Connects st Uri2r cts
o1cn ATLANTA, with dtvergiDs lines. Pull
1an 4ieeping car Portsmouth to 4 llansa.
TRAINS REACH RALElGH:
5:35 ? " DAILY
From Portsmouth and points ac,tk y<s
Bay Line, and N Z and Y RaiircaG; Pc
tersburg, Richmond and WashinQt-v sn&
points north via Atlantic Coast Tj1o. siBr
from GreenyiD4, Plymouth, WsSl;aS nn~
snd eastern Carolina points via WeISon.
1921 4 u, DAILY.
ATLANTA Special" PullYaan Ve7,,tk.ss
from Atlanta, Athens, Abbeviiie. 2raep-
wood, Chester snr POINTS south.
l1sS0 A N DAILY,
lr5m Charlotte, AJ3SEs, a. .55 sac
..5erme3.ata stations
The ATLANTA Spe4i7i" leaTlnc ia. s.~ss
st 5:95 2 n, makes close eG2uectiou 81 Ham,
let for Reunettsville, Darlington. CbarlRS
ton; arriving at Charleston az S:'g ? n:
also &c Monroe for Charlotte, 81 lhy ans
Lincoinbou. Al5o for WilDSi a.-.,- aaa
81 etsbicns g. @. Il. f.
Nes z02 and t03, "Atlanta 5pCei4.r aEs
solid Pullman Vestihule traing. svaa sGseS
Of magnificent day coaches arti fsalscs
drewing-roorn Buffet sleeper t-etvssan
Washington and Atlanta WiUnoui @hRneS.
d. which there Is 10 extra fare charged.
For Information relative 10 scslu3es sta.,
amply to ticket agent, or Y. 8. Les.1, +. = A
Raleigh, n. G.
4. J. ANDERSON,
General Passsugsr Agent
e. ST. JOHN. Fice-Prs & Gs dan.
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They Lead the Stock Market IN
Point of Activity.
MARKET CLOSED STRONG
Plenty of Bull News on Chicago
Grain Market.
WHEAT COVERED LOST GROUND
Cotton Developed Decided Weakness
and Closed Barely Steady at
Net Decline of to 5

New York, JAN 29.-The cotton mar
ket opened partially lower under tenn
porary local pressure, from which
there was sharp rally of from to
points on higher Liverpool and bull
ish private cables regarding Manches-
ter. In the afternoon the market
developed decided weakness on re-
port of heavy failure in Havre. The
close was barely steady at net de-
cline of to points. Buyers for the
long account were cautions and the
volume of business was very small for
the day, amounting to but $4,000 bales.
NEW YORK.
ngw YORK, January 2o.-Cotton-Spot
closed quiet middling upiands SD; mid
ding gulf So; sales 5 0 bales.
Cultures opened. steady; sales 3, COO bales.
Futures closed barely steady; sales 124,-
100 baseS
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO

Chicago, Jan 29.-There was plenty
of bull news in the grain markets to-
day. 1t did not come out until rather
late, but it had it's effect, and wheat
recovered all is lost ground, closing
1c. higher than yesterdays close.
Corn and oats each closed nc. higher
Provisions were weak and closed lower
January -
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G00DFOR EVERYBODY

and everyone needs it at all times of the
year. Malaria is always about, and the
only preventive and relief is to keep the
Liver active. YoumuSthelp the Liver bit,
and the best helper is the OLD Friend, SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR, the RED Z.
Mr. c. Himrod, of Lancaster, Ohio,
says: SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
5roke case of Malarial Fever of three
years standing for me, and less than
one bo.le did the business. | shall use
it when in need, and recommend it."
Be sure that YOU get it. Always look for
the RED L on The package. And don't
forget the word REGULATOR. 1t Is SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR, and there is
only one, and every one who takes 1t is
sure to be benefited. THE BENEFIT IS
AL IN THE REMEDY. Take it also for
Bni0usness and Sick Headache; both arc
caused by sluggish Liver.
j. Ii. Zeilin - Co.. Philadelphia.
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January %
,gol.au a4:-idiine qootsti1ne
norfolk steady, II II, 8 245 bales.
Baltimcge no in.i, SD, usI.a
BosJoa dull SA, 1,l27 0ales.
Wilmingraa eady, III, S89 bales.
philadesrhia firm, 554 2a2 bales
Savannah It ady, ~, 2,7o0 bales.
New Orleans dull, 5, 1870 bales.
Augusta quiet. 1918, s73 bales
charleston steady, ", l,43 bales.
New York quiet, 81, 1918 bales.
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Back From McmnhIs.

The Pine BlufIians who went over to Memphis to hear Presidential Candidate Bryan speak in that city yesterday, returned this morning. Among those fortunate enough to hear the distinguished orator and next president of the Unsted States were Mressrs.
 II. A. Mccoy, II. r. Vest brook. Edgar Brewster, P. NJ. Bridges, J P. Alexander, C. NJ. Phil pot, D. C. Burford, $. F. Johnson, Bob Clegg, Sandy Reeves, Y. O. Alexander.
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WANTS HE cHAmPloE3
Australia Makes offers For Fast CyeIers
 to Visit That Country

NEW YORK, Oct 6.-Th4 Word this morning says that promoters of cycle racing in Australia have ffe-ed Michael, the Welsh midget, very tidy" guar. antee, as he puts it, to visit the colonies this winter. and Tom Eek, manager for the speedy foreigner. has practically made up his mind to take the trip. The antipodes want to see John $. Johnson too. So Eek has cRbled proposition to take his whole show over the Pacific ocean, including ail the pacemakers. Eddie Bald is anxious to go along, aud Eck's wonderful stories of wealth that may be quickly acquired in Australia may tempt several others ill BAld's class
 If the grandfather of e5cleracing. as Eek is called, finds tie Australians agreeable to his terms, he will start early in January His engagements in etAAS SoHhtAJ WAAA1lO klOAiulL Ol All edflec departure.
 Michael and Johnson will try for rec ords at the big six days race at Madison Square Garden late in January.
 Australians are sports from the word .go,' said Eek to a Chicago.a the other day. They give bigger purses for cycling than we do and whenever there is a race worth seeing you don't find 5000 or coco persons on hand Forty thousand persons is not an unusual number Australians the place for fast cycleriders. They can get rich in year
 Eek did not offer all opinion as to how the managers would fare, but it goes without saying that they do not lose of. ten if they thoroughly understand the business.
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HORRIBLE HOLOCAUST.
Spencer Academy, at Antlers,
 I, T., Burnt Up.
FOUR oHooTAw BOYS PBRIsHBD.

Spencer Academy, the Official school of
 the Choobaw Nation, Destroyed by
 Fire-The Moans and Groans of the
 Victims Were Heartrending -Incendi-
 arism Suspected ANTLERs, L T., Oct. 6-At Il o'clock Saturday night Spencer academy, To- cated 10 miles west of Antlers, burned to ashes, together with all the furniture, and four Choetaw boys were burned up in the flames
 Their names are
 John sm Ch, aged l9, of Toboxy coun- ty. He went to Spencer the day it bured
 Daniel James, aged 10, of Atoka county
 Thomas Kuniotubble, aged i6. of Jacksford county.
 William Wilson. age Ii. of Blue county.
 Those injured are;
 Alfred Bryant of Blue county. bruised and burned about head and inhaled flames
 Harris Fisher of Fed River county. sprained feet.
 Gotten Bacon of Eaee county. leg sprained.
 Edward Clark of Blue county, jaw bone broken
 Sam Spring, Kiamitia county. burned in face, on head, back, shoulders, feet and hands. His condition is critical.
 The origin of the fire is supposed to be neendiary, as no one was occupying the room Ill which the fire broke out, and there had been no fire in it this season. Superintendent J. B. Jester, who Is in charge of the school, heard she flames popping and when he got up .he stairway was on fire He ran on 5he outside and woke all the boys and barely saved his own family and the seamsress. The boys threw their beds 5ut of the windows and jumped to the ground on them.
 Oneof the boys who burned WAS a crip- pie, and the other three were in rooms where there were no windows It is said their means and groans were heart sickening ill the extreme.
 There were two very large 2-story buildings, which had been newly fur nished with fine carpets and furniture. The buildings and furniture was valued 1t s20,000, and are total loss.
 The academy was bnilt by the Choc- .aw nation, and Io2 boys were there when it burned. Everything is a total .oss, IS the nation did not carry any in- iurance.
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Bynum to Take the stump.

CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-Tne executive com. mittee of the gold standard Democrat c party has created a campaign comm;.. :. tee consisting of nine members. John P. Hopkins of Chicago has been elected vice chairman of this committee. By mum holding the chairmanship exofficio. During the remainder of the campaign Hopkins will be ill virtual control of the Palmer and Buckner campaign, Chair man Bynum having arranged to take the stump.
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Mill Grant A Hearing

AUSTIN. Oct 6-The Texas railroad commission has issued a notice to the Texas roads that they will grant hear ng to the roads who flel joint com complaint with them to the effect that inc rates are so low that they cannot op- rate under ths Fl and make legitimate axpensos. IL is reported that sensa- ional investigation is promised.
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A Magnificent Lehtnre.

The lecture delivered by Father McGevany ut St. Juseph's Catholic church Sunday night was undoubt- elly one of the finest efforts ever de livered ip this city. His subject was "Christl1n Chivalry." His audience WIS a large and intelligent one. The speaker is one of the most eloquent of men and his subject was ably handled and was full of interest from beglning to end. Tho Rev. Father is an old Confederate soldier, and served ia the same company as did Capt c. T. Robinson, of this city.
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En Route to America.

NEW YORK, Oc- 6-Dispatches re. ,eived by friends of P J P Tynan stat sd he had been released from prison at Boulogne Sur Mur France, and is now on his way To this country Word was llso received from John Kearney that he on his way home from Rotterdam It s also expected that Edward J. Ivory, LOW i'll jail in London, and Haines and )ther Irish suspects" under arrest at Rotterdam. will be liberated today.
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4 story is told on Mir. D. (. Bur ford. It Is said that while Bryan was holding out his hat in Memphis yesterday the Pine Bluflian threw u new silver dollar into 1t, with the explanation that perhaps that dol lnr would help along the cause. Mr. BurforA should have given that dollar to the GRAPHIc's campaign fund.
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St. Louis ExposItion

At St. Louis, Mo, September 9th to October 24. For the above occasion the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets, Pine Bluff to St. Louis and return. at $15.35. Tickets on sale September s, 10, l5, F, 9. T and 9; October l, 6, B, l5. 20 and g. Tickets will he limited to five days from date of sale for returapassage.
 J.W FARLEY,
 Agent.
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HYPNoTBrs RESPONSIBLE.
A Judge Holds One Responsible For the
 Acts of His Sub ject.

Acts of His Sub ject.
 ATLANTA, Oct. t. If the ruling of Judge Foute of Atlanta is sustained hyp- noti2ers will have to be very careful what they order their subjects to do The judge holds that the hypnotist is directly responsible for the acts of his subjects.
 During performance at a local the ater the subject of hypnotism claimed he was monkey. He grabbed hat off . man in the audience and bit piece out of it. The professor and his busi- ness manager declined to make good the cost of the hat and the hypnotiet was prosecuted before Judge Foute upon a charge of malicious mischief. The judge sustained the charge and bound the hypnotist over to | higher court.
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FOREST FIRES IN CALIFORNIA.
Flames Over Forty Feet High Rushin,
 Down the Canyon.

eVsAA 1ttS stAh5
 PASADENA, Cal, Oct 6.-Forest fires Ire raging on the mountains and only itrong effor prevented the fire from crossing Dark canon and sweeping tie whole front range, on which the Echo mountain hotel and Mount Lowery are coated. Those who were fighting the ire report solid sheet of flame 45 feet nigh rushing and roaring down the ;anons, and it was only when it reached he low brush they could do anything with 1t. They managed to check it. t has burned over a strip over 20 miles ong and from two to five miles wide \ huge fire is now burning in San Ga )riel canon, a dense cloud of smoke ob- cnring the sky northeast of Pasadena.
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PINE RLuFF, Ark, Oct. 6. 6.-Cot- too today at the Board of Trade is quoted as follows:
 Middling (uplands) ' cents; mid 6fIngs (lowiands) T to7s cents; efrlct middling worth about } cent Illle. The market is firm.
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Mir Frank Graham is holding daily rehearsals for q mammoth female minstrel performance, which will take place at the opera house in q few weeks. Over fifty people are in the cast.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-10-07

The Private Secretary" was pre- scented to q small audience at the opera house last night. The play ssid company deserved aiarger audi ence than that present.
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Cotton Belt Route.

St. Louis Fair, St. Louis, Mo. October 9th to 10th. For the above occasion the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets from Pine Bluff to St. Louis and return ut $11.50. Tickets on sale October 4 to 9 in- elusive. limited for return to Octo- ber F, 1896. E. ". LABEAUME,
 J. ". FARLEY. G. P. < T. A.
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Mf. Sandy Reeves, who heard nayan speak in Memphis Monday, says it looked to him like there were enough people present on that occasion to elect Bryan President.
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The Womans Auxiliary meets tomorrow, and the Girls Aid, Fri day. at 1 o'clock p. m.
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Mrs. l. l.. York has returned home after protIacted visit 10 friends in Tayloryilie. H., and Padncah. Ky Her friends will he pleased t. learn that she is in apIendid health.
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Cotton Belt Route.

The Cotton Belt will sell tickets on Oct. 9th Pine Bluff to Dallas, Tex, and return at one fare f$l0.20) for the round trip, account the Dallas Fair. Tickets on sale Oct. Sth, 10th and l1th. Limited for return passage to Oct. 27th.
 JNo. FARLEY, Agt.
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City Treasurer Westhrook, who beard Bryanspeak Monday declares that the Nebraska orator is n second Jesus Christ.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-10-07

Mr. J. W. Crawford will address the mems meeting next Sunday at 3 o'clock p. m. Subject, the Fourth Commandment.
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Mr. Frank E. Flanders, our affa- ble and efficient County Clerk, re- turned home today after lengthy absence at the Buffalo (N. Y.J mfr mary We are pleased to state that he ia much improved in health. and his many friends will be glad to know that he is home again.
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Stopped by Rain.

MARQUETTE, Mich, Oct. G.-Rain began falling yesterday and the forest ires that have threatened Nestoria, Humboldt and other towns in the north rn peninsular has been quenched.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-10-07

Mrs. NJ. Isaacs and daughter, Miss Ida. returned today from u lengthy visit to relatives at Rome. Ga.
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Oysters--the finest in the world served in all styles at 4. J. Mitchell's Palace Confectionery. No. POS Main street. 10 dtf
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Killed an rnSurx.nt Leader.

HAVANA, Oct. o.-The local guerilla 'orce of San Nicolaas has killed the i'm. oortant insurgent leader known as h. ylesito, whose name was Alfred Gola lis body has heen identified One of he insurgent captains has also been titled.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-10-07

Maj. ]. T. W. Tnlar. President of the Citizens Bank. came down from Little Rock this morning.
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Murder and Sninia.

PEORIA, Ill, Oct. 6.-The bodies of Charles Williams and his wife. both colored. were found Sunday alongside the Rock Island railroad tracks. Each dead from bullet shots in the head and the coroner's verdict was murder and suicide. Jealously is the supposed cause
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Col. s. T. Mallory returned this morning from u visit to his friend, Col. J. ". Corcoran, in the country.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-10-07

The county clerk s financial state. ment will be published in our next issue. It shows the county to be in excellent flnanclal condition.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-10-07

Mr. k. w. Leigh. representing the American Type Foundry, is calling on the local printing offices today.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-10-07

gsMr. Ed W. Bocage, formerly of this city but now of Batesville. is the guest of friends and relatives.
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Capt. ]. B. York. president of the Bluff City Lamber Co.,, is in St. Louis on a business trip.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-10-07

Air. |. l.. Buster. n prominent merchant at Kingsland, came in on the noon Cotton Belt train.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-10-07

Mir. Nal Williams. the Little Rock insurance man, lwas in the city last night.
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Messrs. F. r. aadd and r. N yaugine, of sherril, are registered ut the TruIock.