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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-03-02
Postmaster Hudson Complimented

Postmaster Hudson Complimented :.
 Postmaster Hudson has received a very fattering letter from F. H. Jones, First Assistant Postmaster General, in which the latter highly compliments the efficiency of the management of the Pine Bluff post office, and especially the carrier sys- tenn. MT. Jones says.
 "The secret agents of this depart ment recently investigated your free delivery system, concluding their investigations January IS. The service was found to be in very satisfactory condition and the carriers faithfully and efficiently performing their duties. No rec concentrations were made for the improvement of the service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-03-02
COTTON BELT ROUTE.
Cheap Rates sto Fort Worth Tex, and
 Return.

Texas Cattle Growers Convention. For the above occasion the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets to Fort Worth, Tex. and return at one fare for the round trip (tickets sold at Pine Bluff, $l0.90) Dates of sale, March [ and $; return limit, March 20, 1896.
 E. W. LA BEAUAfE, J. W. FARLEY,
 G. F. & T. A. Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-03-02
The Worlds Fair Tests showed no baking p0wde, so pure or so great in Ieays ening power as fhe Royal

Judge Cook, an. eminent attorney of Providence, Rhode Island, one of the heirs of the Barstow estate, has been in this city for several days, looking after the interests of the estate in the Pine Bluff and Eastern Railroad. Judge Cook left for his home yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-03-02
EUPION COAL OIL,

Is by far the best burning oil on Pine Bluff market. If makes a good light aud is perfectly safe. It does not smoke the chimney or char the wick as cheaper oils do. Remember that it is sold enly by the following mer- chants:
 John H. Talbot & Co.,,
 Robinson X Go.
 H. F. Seveke,
 c, Pumpkin,
 l.. E. Goldsmith & Co.,,
 Thalheimer Bros,
 J. T. Lloyd,
 Houston & Roane.
 Pine Bluff Mercantile Co,
 Fox Bros.
 Ferguson < Russell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-03-02
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Naval officers want the Govern ment to provide for the construc- ton of battle ships at the Govern ment yards.
 The gold reserve is up again to the $i23, 1000 point.
 The Treasury receipts for Febru- ary over the expenditures were $127, $40.
 A bill has been introduced in the House providing for the establish ment of a mint at Chicago.
 The Iron Mountain Railway has entered protest against the agree ment between Arkansas and the Government respecting certain swamp lands
 Representatives of the St. Louis eFerminal Association are trying to get more money from the Govern ment for carrying the mails across the river.
 The House has adopted a special rule to make the bill forthe abolition of the fee system D part of the judicial and executive appropriation bill.
 William c. Whitney's letter on the financial question is regarded as a cutting loose from Cleveland's financial school The House passed n bill for leas- ing Arizona public lands over President Cleveland's veto by a vote of 19S to 3S.
 The steamer New York ran aground below the city of New York Saturday morning.
 The Atlas Line steamer Aisla was sunk off New York by a French liner No lives were lose. Officer John Graham killed the leader of a mob at ElWood, Md, tlset threatened the officers life. In Zion Baptist Church, Omaha, a woman drew revolver to defend the pastor and u riot followed. The Commissioners of Kay Coun- ty, Oklahoma, were indicted, charged with malfeasance in Of 1 flee
 Rev. I. P. Langley, pastor of the Baptist Church of Dexter, Mo, resigned because of dissensions in the church.
 Michael Schadts, of Brownvilie, Texas, was shot down by an un- Anown assassin within foot of his own door.
 DLx ID. c. Adams, the Parnell, Mo-, physician thought to have been murdered, is believed to be alive and hCaMornia.
 Chairman Dudley and the State ESecutive Committe were denounced nscathing terms by "sound money Pmocrats of Texas, who objected obeing disfranchised.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-03-02
A CALL.
The Democratic County Cen- tral Committee Called To Meet March
 the 18th.

A meeting of the Jefferson County Democratic Central Committee is hereby called to meet in the city of Pine Bluff, Ark. on Friday, March B, 1896, for the purpose of conside- ing both State aud county matters and the transaction of such business as may properely come before said com mittee.
 W. B. ALEXANDER,
 Attest: Chairman. J. Y. SAUNDERS,
 Secretary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-03-02
MIR. EDWIN TRAVERS,

And strong cast of English comed- ians, including Mr. r. Fleming Nor ton. the celebrated English comed- ian. as the Secretary, who enacted the part when it was first staged in London eight years ago. This is the same company that for the past two years presented this funniest of all funny comedies to crowded houses in Europe. This is the American
 version and the only company authorized to produce the piece i'll America.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-03-02
For Sale.

Jefferson, Lincoln and Cleveland county scrip in amounts to suit. Call or write for my prices before buying. F 2ld&w4m F. M. ROSENBERG.
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for an expert 'cyclist. who finds no diff
Guilty riding without The handles for
considerable distance. lie guides the wheel
with tie knees. once expert enough 10
do ibis, and DO is nothing no shoot upon
wheel. one can practice and become
uark,mln. And many viii DO this who
have never before care1 for shooting.
The advantages OF shooting upon a wheel
are great. You can glide Ip noiselessly
with your pncumatic-tire and crack away
At the game without taking any chances
from q distance. Footsteps are necessarily
noisy. and. Of course. the clltter Of
horses feet alarm game. while prowlins
through the brush and lying in wait for
gamo is tlresome 20 any but the most de-
voted sport-loyers.
Dnt the wheel takes away an these
difficulties. And there is another import
ant point IN favor of cunning on bicycle.
and that Is the small space through which
one can 60. Given a woody path and the
choice of wheels or on foot, an EXPERT
'cyclist will take the chances o. the wheel
every time. The ovcrhanging brush he
pushes back with his hands ana the
heavy path he can tread better upon his
steady swift wheel than by foot.
But II Is Tor constructing that the
wheel Is best. Along ponds. IN the open.
In billy countries. and whore game
abounds I'm fields and meadows. there the
bicycle excels. IL il true and quick. IL
cannot leap fences. to be sure. but on the
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N.nUNII.IIINs AtfNf ANA A 80 Ate'tN+ff
Only a few days and the poor horse
will be sull further displaced from MS
normal element OF carrying man to work
and play. 4 new accomplishing M mas
been discovered. that of Cunning on
wheels. and where once the hunts and
meets were the delight Of horse-owners
the Same are being held with wheels as a
means OF hunting.
Hunting on bicycles began about n
month ago. Wen-known sportsmen say
that they have been using a bicycle Tor
n long time when wishing 90 reach a GER
tain portion OF woods, or make certain
mountain-cnmbs and desccnts QUICKLY.
But the actual cunning on wheels as IL
is now known 90 bicycie-riiers 10 general
Is less than four weeks Old.
AFTER SMALL GAME.
II hogan with those riders VINO are
rnarlsmen and whose weekly tours take
them through the country. Seeing "A quail
scurrv i'm the brush they would wish FOR
gun 10 catch IT'S light or. noting a flight
OF wild ducks over a stream they would
sigh for rifle 20 fire in the flock Consul
tation with the leading sDortsmen. ard
a Httle practice developed the idea until
now the hcyrle-gIn is part OF the expert
cyclists outfit.
The way 20 hunt on wheels Is 10 carry
n rifle strapped 20 the top bar. The rine'
as Won purchase n. IS as long as your
forearm maybe shorter. II is the shape
OF a policemans club. and does not look
Ike a piece Of firearms. But II mas an
inside compartment. by screWin8
small protection one end comes out ike
n telescope and there comes down into
perfect riie-shapc a ri'e-stock, an sieht
of which you feel M home with your hre-
arms When through shooting the stock
Is pushed back into the barrel. When
screwed out again. there Is snap, and
the rifle is I'm shape.
This is carried strapped closely 70 the
top bar. and runs between the legs with
ont being noticed by any ono passing. At
the same time So is q means or protection
TO the 'cyclst. as we'll MS a ready sport.
Tho rife has n small bore. and g. ham,
mcrless II is very light in action. as
well as in weight and brings down It's
game quickly and surely. Having no ham
mer. il cannot catch IN a cyclists cloth
ing. and IT'S bore is so small that 70 makes
no bulk between tho legs.
4 certain weil-kn0wn amateur 'cyclist
exrcrimented with this rifle at glass
balls. Tie hit p out Of % the lrst time
shooting lie was a good marksman. but
not q crack" ly any means. As a 'cyclist
DE- is an expert.
T. is necessary 10 be very clever unoT
the wheel before undertaking 10 shoot
while riding. For "a second the hands
must boz or the handle while the shot is
being fired. then the ride must
re,laced or lail down or dis
POSED OF in some way before Che handles
are taken f. hand again. THIS &C. nothing
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rHE LrNcHHUHG AND DURHAM.
A Decree for Its snie in Favor of New
York Tru.t COMPANY.

RALEIGH. y. g.. July s.-Judgo simon
ton. Of the United States Circuit Court.
40 Ashcvillo. signed a decree of fore
closure for the Lynchburg and Durham
railroad. and il was filed here to-day
The decree is in favor OF the Mercantile
Trust Company. OF New York. and is
by consent The road is li5 miles long
and cost $250Ooo0. II was leased % the
Norfolk and Western for ninety-slne
years.
Ine date OF sale viii be fixed later.
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him and tapped him on the shoulder and
said:
My friend. 1 think you are mistaken.
You can get all thc-r0ld you want ln Chi
cago. II YOU will get about twenty-five
millions in legal tender and come WIN
me 1 Will give you s-5,o00eo Of gold FOR
them ia i've minutes
Some OF the gold men IN the corridor
recognized he TAN man as Whit Glover,
the Chief Clerk Of the sub Treasury here,
and they set up shout Tie silver man
looked dazcd for IL moment and then
made his way out Of the hotel through
the crowd.
THAT was a mean vantage TO take Of
him." said a. man 10 Glover.
Il know 30 was said Glover but I've
listened 10 the bowling OF these fellows
about their bcil- no gold in the country
untu I am sick and tired. J just thought
1 would call that one fellow down"
Mclaughlin. everybody knows McLaugh-
Dim. that is everybody in New York. lie
used 10 Doe the supervisor Of the City
Record. He got out here yesterday, and
Doe did not DO thing on the way but
spout free silver. There were a lot OF
sensible men on the train ard they did
not pay any attention 20 him until the
train was almost DID the station in Chi
CagO. tn was then that Mclaughlin stood
up az the front of one of the parlor cars
and waving his hand above his head.
shouted.
eyes. feiiOw-ciuZors The cause Of the
free silver shall triumph ON the sixth
day Of November next ar the close OF
the polls. the people viii see that they
have won a. glorious victory
There was 81 little man up IN The front
Of the car who hal been intensely bored
on the trip by. the talk OF the Hon Mr.
Mclaughlin. lie stood up now and he
snortcd.
yes ! sized you mp for some such fool
as that You fellows VIII get around 10
election is over"
Everybody in Tie car set up- "A howl
McLauehin looked da,ed for moment
and then hed 20 The car ahead Election
day is November 3d.
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PRISON DELEGATES.
BIrrEN ~ L cOPPERHEAD.
\ Tennesseean Dies From the Venom in
Ono DIV.

CRANBERRY. " c.. July 7.-Special.-
j. B Emmett. OF Carter county. Tenn.
was bitten hy copparAead snake Ir-
day and died Saturday.
10 has rained every day here since the
lsi OF June.
SON city. Tenn. on the Fourth. "a young
man named Elcmer McCray stuck bis
head too far ont OF the window on enter
ing the yards at Johnson city. and was
struck by "a Coal-pen and fatally injured.
re was brought back on the first train To-
lis home. at this place. Very little hopes
OF DIS recovery are entertained.
J.. e. Angel an attorney Of Elizabeth
ton. Tenn. who was here ON visit IL
few days since. was taken home ln 81 very
bad condition ana died Saturday night
lle was one Of the most prominent law
ytrs at the Elizabcthton bar
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NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
THE NKGROES ARE ORGANIzING ~
THE COUNTIES AGAINST RUSSELL
Democratic state Executive Committee
Meet Next Week-Railroad Di-
rcctors Appointed.

RALEIGH y. c.. July ESPECIAL
Quite an enthusiastic antI.Russell mass
meeting Of negroes was held IN Chatham
county on the 4th. They pledged them
selves not % vote for Russell and BIT
terly denounced him. Similar meetings
have been held in different parts OF the
State.
Governor Carr has reapponted the old
directors OF the North Carolina railroad.
Mr.. Ed Chambers Smith is appointed as
states proxy, 10 represent the interest
OF the railroad.
The Democratic State Executive Com
mittee is to meet here next week and elect
a chairman. The committee VII confer
with the nominees on the state ticket and
Will show much Difference 20 their views.
COTTON CROP INJURED.
Very heavy ruins are falling 90 this
section and are doing damage particularly
to cotton. which needs all the bright
weather IL can get.
The POpulist state Committee has de-
cided that each Of the congressional dis
trlcts shall have nine Delegates TO 81.
Louis, 10 tho National Convention. eN-
ccpt the Ninth district, which has but
four. This state is. in an. allowed ninety
five delegates grehtcr humber than any
other state This Is on the basis Of the
last Popuiist vote.
PRISON DELEGATES.
North Carolina viii be represented by
thr following appointed hy Governor
Carr at the meeting an Milwaukee. Al
gust 2lth, OF the National Prison AssOcia-
ton. 4. Leazar. y. O.. Allen. u. O.
skinner VI. VI. Esk b. y. Simmons
Roy. l.. NJ. Pease. r. II. Marsh. S. G..
Rankin and Rev W. A. Walker
Senator b. ana President Cy Thomp-
on. OF the North Carolina Farmers Al
lance are 20 speak in this county next
Friday. 70 the Wake A----lcc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09

NORElSTOWN. PA. July John sui
Ivan the ironworkcr. of Bridgeport. who
claims 10 ie the champion sleepiess man
boa The world has had bis challenge ac-
ccptcd. 4 man residing ON Niagara
street. Fall River. Mass. has agreed
90 engage in slcepless contest Tor $500
q side.
sullivan has remained awake for thirty
consecutive days and nights without once
closing his oye.~- Philadelphia Record.
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v.o,ld never return unui she could noid
rsr own as matron. even ass sne rnd
oneorcd IL as maid, And her threat
ere mas fully fuinued. The Earls
r,fotnre sout over by the Countess 10 a
N.g-.ort friend IS handsomer than tnat
~ rlcrr,anr Oelr1chs and the couple VIII
D.. much admired
rha welcome news that Mrs. Oeirichs
and viss Fair will be here this summer
has noon told from villa t. villa Inerc
,.l .,i,,, trut for them a very fine house.
MN ,of te conpley.d uuu next
,.l.r The fancy is for having large
-.t.s in front of the houses. and great
ara tho village expectations when the now
gates arrive. From old Newport the
country people come 10 see them erected
And wonders ~ architecture they are.
Not oven the gates or home were H'0.
imposing than those of 'ILe hrcaheIs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09

Among Its Convention Notes the New York
sun Prints the Following.

one OF the free-silver yawpors took up
a place in the corridor OF the Palmer
House to-day and for fifteen minutes
shouted out that IL was not possible 10
got a thousand dollars in gold In the city
Of Chicago.
Il have a friend who tried 1t yesterday
and there was not bank that would
let him have it," he said Il tell you that
there is not a thousand dollars worth OF
gold In the whole city OF Chicago. and
vet these gold bugs want US 10 be salts
ned with gold for money"
A good looking. tall mao stepped UP 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09

managed, as il can be hung upon the
hanaie-bar with ease.
improvements are so constantly taking
place that it is hardly safe TO predict
what the next one will be. or where it
Will stop. But cunning on wheels has been
taken up so qul KY that It j. a sport
that will be n summer and autumn craze.
CLARENCE ). RUSSELL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09

BILLIARD. POOL. and PrGFOS.uOLE IA.
BLES. $500. upwards Best grades billiard
cloth az SIC. SIS and 81. for both Bed and Cush-
ions Cues. 1850 per dozen and upwards. Rest
Cue Tips. - cents per hundred. Assorted sirrs.
Composition Pool Balls guaranteed NOS 20
break In two years. $40 10 per set.
The Dean composition Pool Ball. finest and
most perfect ball made stripes or num6ers viii
never wear on. gusrante not 20 break IN Two
years. $40 per act. full and complete line BIZ
lard and Pool Table supplies on hand. Olice,
Bank. saloon and Drug store hxinfes. 81 a and
upwards. Counters. Show Cases TOR all pur-
poses). All sizes French BeSel Plate Mirrors 20
order; Church and Lodge Room furniturei
Stained Glass Windows for Churches and
Dwellings. &c. Beer Pumps and Beer Draw.
ing outfits complete: Restaurant and hoisl
Refrigerators and Freezing Boxes.
Ny Billiard and Pool Tables are nos sur.
passed by any other make for accuracy and
perfection. Ny Cushions se The liyrst aud
most durable made. Tables overhanled. lev
eled and put IN perfect playing order. Bowl
ing Balls and Ten Pins. Bowling Alleys baiis
Ny prices are low. z. y. DEAN,
10 Governor street. Richmond, Va.
Write for catalogue. Out Of town orders wy
have my prompt attention.
fe2.tu. th.ou
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Linney RenOminatcd

WINSTON. y. c., July S.-The RcDub-
tlican Congressional Convention Of the
Eighth district was held at Wnkshoro
to-day. Congressman X. 4. Linney was
renOmlnatcd 10y reclamation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09

IN drunken squabble over game Of
cards az speedwoll. Wythe county. last
week. Lee Gannawav. white shot ana
killed q negro named Jim Grigss. As
he fcii Griggs wrenchod the pistol from
Gannaway's hand and shot him IN the
lack. producing a painful hcsh-wound.
from which the ball was extracted yes
tcrday morning. Gannaway Is under ar
rest. N',. =" srx,rl- ~
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reaction ln favor Il Liberalism IN Ian
cashire. lie was erety pleased with
the enthusiasm of the meeting which he
addressed recently at Manchester.
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HUNTING UPON A BICYCLE.
Buffalo and Bear Killed with Rifles
Strapped 10 the Li6ht'Little Wheels.
new SPORT FOR LOVERS OF The BIKE.

Small Game Easily Ragged with the
Pistol That swings From the Handle
Bsrs->crew Brings out Rifle
stock That Can lie Handled
While steering-Game
Baskets with
Inner Cells
For Ice.
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LONDON July I'm ihe House Of Com
mons to-day Ri.ht Hon. George y. Cuizln.
Under Secretary OF The Foreign Office
stated that The Powers had not asked
That the Turkish troops Doe Withdrawn.
from Crete hut he added. in consequence
of representations on the part OF the
Powers. the Porte had suspended military
operations in Crete unless the troops
should Doe attacked hy iusurgent Cretans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-09

Another 90 thee young mafr,,s ,,tl
10 fhe Countess or Issex VINO comes
With the tarl ard baby 20 make
Newport such Visit as she has not
paid since fhe days when. as Aceie Grant.
shs reigued supreme ~ hen Miss cram
~~nt abroad some seasons ago she IS
~ 70 have told = Eir. friend mat sao
The Republican journal., 1896-05-14

STOCKTON SPRINGS. Mrs. Lucinda Harri-
man arrived home Wednesday from Boston.
Mr.. A. M. Ames returned last Friday
from Portland, where he attended the meet
ing of the Masonic Grand Lodge. Mrs. Lena
Sanbcrn of Belfast is visiting her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. James Treat. Mrs. Ralph Morse
went to Belfast Monday to attend the an
nual meeting of the Humane Society
-. Miss Grace Mouton went to Searsport
Sunday to spend several months with Mr..
and Mrs. j. Biather. Mrs. Avalena Griffin
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Ellis in Bel
fast. j. Mrs. Fred Blake of Orland is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Treat.
-. The first ball game of the season was
played at Mgnon Park last Saturday after
noon between the cred Seals" of this town
and the Castine nine. There will be an
auction sale in Prospect the first of next
week of the farming implements, wagons,
harnesses, etc, belonging to Mrs. W. d.
Hichborn. Also canned fruit, preserves and
a chest of tools.
The Republican journal., 1896-05-14
NUTRI0LA * NEWS,

The NUTRIOLA Company, Belfast
Maine, is now printing four-page paper
called NutriOla News. The first issue is
revelation-an astounding revelation to
people at large. For instance, this issue
cont aims endorsements from such people
as FANNY DAVENPORT, the great
American actress; HON. VIM. P. THOMP-
son, U. S. Collector of Customs, Port of
Belfast; PROF. THOMAS F. BARRY.
Baltimore's great musician; MRS. MARY
L. McVAUGHAN, wife of PROF. Nc
VAUGHAN, ETC., etc. but most wonder
full of all, a statement by DR.. L. W.
HA MMONS, City Physician, of recovery
The Republican journal., 1896-05-14

in the most terrible case of ECZEMA an,L
PARTIAL PARALYSIS of lady 76 years
of age, treated by seven physicians with
out even relief. Cured by Nutriola and
Nutriola Skin Food. Sworn to by lead
ing citizens.
Their next issue will contain endorse
ments from MRS. HENRY WARD
BEECHER; MISS MYRTA FRENCH, the
leading artist with Sousa's Band; GEN.
JAMES LONGSTREET, ETC., etc.
NUTRIOLA is evidently no ordinary
preparation. It's being used by a class
of people who could not be persuaded to-
try patent nostrum.