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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-12-07

posit of $780, for tuition students,
and $l625 for freetuiton students is
required at the beginning of each
quarter. The quarters begin as fol-
lows: September Z, 1897, November
II, 1897, January %, 1898, and April /,
1898.
This gives total Of 1872 2S per wear
for students paying tuition and $92 2S
per year for students who receive
tuition free.
Each student is required to bring
four sheets, two blankets, one comfort,
six towels, Two pillow cases and one
pillow.
These deposits pay for board, tuition.
laundry fee, incidental fee, medical
fee, and one uniform. Books, and
other necessary articles not mentioned,
will be furnished at cost.
Deserving students are given work,
when it can be found, at eight cents
per hour, and such students reduce ex.
penses about $40 per session.
HEALTH.
Except one case, which seems to
have been imported and developed u
few days after the College opened,
there has been no serious sickness
the cadets this term. 1t
would be very difficult to find any
where three hundred more healthy
boys than the cadets now enrolled at
{ henson. J.S.N.
Clemson College, S. c., Nov. %, 1897.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-12-07

Mr.. j. Elmore Martin has been
appointed sheriff OF Charleston County
to fill the vacancy occasoned BY the
death OF Hugh Ferguson, and he will
have three years to serve. Martin
was the chief OF the metropolitan
police.
Precedent McKinley's mother has
been stricken with paralysis and is not
expected to recover.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-12-07
THE FARMtRS' AND MECHANICS COLLEGE.
"A COMPLETE SKETCH OF GLEN
son.

"A Comprehensive View of the
Greatest agricultural and Indus
trial College i'm the South-Its
Different departments and their
Equipment and Methods OF Teach.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-12-16
CAN THESE THINGS BI :

Is it possible that maryland,
my Maryland" is envious of the
fame that Delaware and Connecti-
cut have acquired through the in.
dustry of some of their degenerate
sons in the infamous business of
buying and selling votes ? The
Post would not have thought OF
propounding such a question if the
matter had not been called to its
attention by the Maryland newspa-
pers. This journal always ASSN mes
that elections are honest, and that
the people abhor corruption, in the
absence of complaint from reliable
sources. The Baltimore Herald ia
an independent paper that is sc.
customed to telling the truth. We
are sure that nothing but sense
of its obligations to the people OF
the State could have induced the
Herald to make such statements as
we find in its issue of the 22nd in
slant in an editorial. ENTITLED
s'Trafficking in Votes"
The readers of that paper are as
sured that ''there are counties in
Maryland in which bribery has, for
years, been as well recognized por.
tion of the campaign as stump
speaking itself. OF late years, at
least, 1t has been far more influen-
tial in determining the result. Ia
such counties a large portion of the
people, and especially Of the lead
ing public men. have been actively
or passively concerned in the prac-
tiee, either by direct participation
or by less courageous connivance.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-12-16

ONCE SAID, AND WORTH Re-
PEATING.- friend is the medi-
cine of life.
Children are quick interpreters.
Happiness is not got by running
after it.
Nature takes her dues with a
stern hand.
Angels only know how to employ
leisure.
Caution is the instinct of the
weaker animals.
Happy those who find their right
position anywhere.
Most women are the first to de-
tect the love they inspire.
Satan does not send forth his EN-
isaries with healing gifts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-12-16

write this to let you know what /
would not do: would not do without
Chamberlain's Pain Balm in my house,
If it cost $500 bottle. II does all you
recommend it to do and more.-J r.
WALLACE, Wallaceville, Ga. Chamber
lain's Pain Balm is the best household
liniment in the world, and invaluable
for rheumatism, lame back, sprains and
bruises. Be ready fer emergencies by
buying a bottle at William F. Greenwell
& Son, Leonardtown; Joseph S. Mat
thews, Valley Lee.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-12-16


deplosable. Elections controlled
BY bribery are not such elections as
the constitution or statutes provide
for. They are revolutionary, as
much 90 as open warfare against
the authority Of the State. We do
know that the picture presented is
sickening. A few sporadic cases of
bribery might be expected in al
most any county Of any State, but
. community that adopts bribery as
aTeeognized aud regular saRpsign
feature is almost hopelessly deprav-
ed in its political morals. Mary
land has the Australian ballot sys-
tenn, and under that the actual sale
and delivery of votes can scarcely
De carried on to a great extent.
Men do not buy votes very cheer
fully or confidently when they can
not be sure of delivery. A man so
low as to sell his vote is not the kind
of man to be trusted to carry out
the agreement when the purchaser
has no means of learning what sort
of ballot he casts. This is one of
the great advantages of the secret
ballot. But that law does not com.
pei a voter to go to the polls. A
Republican or Democrat can stay
at home and shuck corn or do any
other sort of work on election day.
And right there is where the vote
buyer gets in his work. IL he can
not hire q man to vote his ticket,
he can hire him not TO vote for the
opposition; if he cannot be sure of
the delivery of a paid-for vote, he
can be quite certain that the man
whom ne pays not to vote earns his
money. The Herald, referring to
the localities where the traffic -four
ishes, says:
"In such counties it is hopeless
to expect that the juries will con-
denim to the penitentiary their
friends and neighbors who have
done only what the most distin-
guished citizens OF the neighbor-
hood have been, to every ones
knowledge. repeatedly guilty of.
The penal laws, it is true, are of
value; il for no other reason, be.
cause they declare bribery to be
crime. II they did not exist
it is possible that more men might
persuade themselves, as q leading
citizen of this State half centu-
ry ago is said to have done. that in
government Of universal suffrage
bribery affords the only means by
which property can secure that
weight in the community to which
he supposed it to be entitled"
There appears to be no remedy
for this abomination, except the
slow process of converting the peo-
pie to higher political standards.
Criminal laws cannot be enforced
against public sentiment.-IbM.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-12-16

majority OF lieu cratic mem bers.
Invariably has g. Housss elected in
a mid-administral pn year been ad.
verse to the psr IN power. Dis.
satisfaction with be distribution
of the offices. lsskargy and general
discomfort due to ibe failure to re-
deem party prom rs, And q thons-
and and one oths causes combine
to produce this r>1eIt. Next year
will prove no exsepf fjon, in all prob
ability 20 Gala In
fact, the conditions are unusually
favorable for sustaining the prece-
dent. Unless marked change oc-
ours in the political situation, there
fore, the next House of Representa-
tives will be overwhelmingly DEM
ocratic.
Will Mr.. German consent to be-
come a candidate for Congress in
his own district next fall /? IL SO,
the way would seem clear to his ell
ovation to the high and responsible
cftice Of Speaker of the House. His
district, although now represented
by a Republican, is naturally Dem
ocratic, and il he were .he candi-
date, would undoubtedly give him
handsome majority. His posi-
tion in the House would not be a
matter OF question. He would be
the leader. Since the death of
Speaker Crisp there has been no one
on the Democratic side of the House
possessing all the qualifications of
undisputed control. The party has
wandered in detached squads, lack
ing discipline and unity of purpose.
Mr.. German g superior claims would
be at once recognized, and his Sc
lection for the Speakership would
be q matter of acclamation. No
one in the House could for a mo-
ment contest the honor with him.
To the discharge Of his duties he
would bring his natural equipoise,
his clear vision, bis long parliament
tiary experience, his tact and wis.,
dom, his accurate Judgment. A
partisan in politics, he would new
ertheless display as Speaker those
broad characteristics which have
made him a citizen above party.
Even if the next House should
be Republican, Mr.. German would
find himself conspicuous figure as
the Democratic leader of the House.
The probabilities are, however. that
a Democratic majority would ele-
vate him to be Speaker Reeds sue
cessor. In that exalted place he
would be largely in the public eye,
he would have a wide field for the
exercise of his excelling abilities,
and the Democrats in the House
would have leader in fact as well
as in name.
Ii Senator German desires to re-
main in public life here is his op-
portnnity. 1t is certainly worthy
of his consideration Washington
Post.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-12-16

Mr.. Grumpps-'The paper
says a man in Pennsylvania has
used tobacco for 80 years and is
now 103 years old
Mrs. Grumpps-'H'm, His was
an exceptional case, of course
Mr.. Grumpps-'Yes, | presume
he didn't have lot of female reIa-
tives to worry him to death about
it,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-12-16

S&AS&8e8Ass
BY very narrow margin-so mar
row, indeed, that the change Of con-
siderably less than 100 votes in q
few counties would have placed the
Democrats in control of the incom-
ing Maryland Legislature-Senator
Germans successor in the United
States Senate will be Republican.
At the same time it is generally and
properly conceded that his retire
ment to private life is an event not
to be anticipated without regret.
He has been too forceful in nation
al affairs, too able in the construc-
ton of important legislation, and
too careful in his scrutiny of appro-
priations to depart from his field
of successful action without leaving
a vacancy which will be difficult to
fill.
1t is possible that Senator Cor
man, naturally proud Of a career so
remarkable in patriotic achieve
ment, is content to step aside with
his well earned fame. II, on the
other hand, he should desire to still
further crown his efforts, The Post
takes the liberty of suggesting to
him new and ample fisld for the
display Of his great abilities. Why
should he not become the Speaker
of the House of Representatives
History will fail to repeat itself
IL the Congressional elections next
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-12-16

:WS Shelly fret husband
wouldn't allow me to get up and
make the fire.
He-I will. amt the kind of
man to come the despot over my
wife on such trifies.'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-12-16
ATTRIBUTE TO SENATOR GoRmAH


Col. 1ritteE's View Of the situatior
Presented In His Financial Paper.
A recent number OF the Finan.
Review contained an aplreciative
tribute to Senator German. The
article was written by Col. A. T.
Britton, the editor Of the Review,
who is q lifelong Republican, q
large property-holder here and in
Maryland, q well.known financier,
and who will be remembered as the
Isaz saH dfsfEs 6Simzsf fee wh5cn
had charge Of the inauguration Of
President Harrison. Col. Britton
says:
"ln q partisan sense Republicans
rejoice at the triumph of the party
in the recent Maryland election.
1t is of course gratifying to those
managers of that party who, in
good faith, stood the brunt Of the
fierce battle which has been waged
and carried to a substantial victory.
1t is equally gratifying to the ma
tionai administration as a renewed
Endorsement by the State of its poll
icy and as giving to it another Re-
publican Senator. 1t is even more
gratifying to many good people in
the State as an apparent triumph
of the rank and file over bossism.
But whatever just causes of con-
graduation may exist in a political
way, the passing of Arthur p. Cor
man from the present stage of pub
lie life will be viewed ey many peo-
pie with honest regret. In the
practical aspects of the conduct of
public affairs he has filled q great
place. By his own energy and abil-
ity he has risen from the ranks to
the highest command. lie has
been leader amongst leaders. His
commanding influence has been
widely felt, and its withdrawal
cannot but be a public loss. In his
domestic relations he has been
model to all men. He has been
true to his friends and fair to his
foes. He has been at all times a
good friend to the District. 1t is
quite impossible that such a man.
SO thoroughly equipped in such an
all-round way. should step out of
public affairs without leaving an
appreciable void.
Especially SO in view of the
probabilities of his succession. The
assumption of power in Maryland
by the Republicans is of too recent
date to free the party from jealous
les, strife and littleness. 1t will
take time for the troubled waters
to settle. An army of little men
will struggle over the spoils or the
honors of Office. Crude legislation
will be enacted, because old laws
will be amended by provisions which
are hastily drawn for party purpo-
ses and which have not stood the
test Of time. And this will 90 on
until either the power of the Re-
publican party becomes confirmed
by time, and some new and real
boss gets the reins once more in his
masterly grasp, or until-well, say
when possibly Mr.. German gets
new lease of power"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

The Pine Bluff Cycle Co, Geo. II. Adams, manager, opened up for busi- ness Ut No. 2i2 West Second avenue, Opposite the Red Store) Saturday. with full line of bicycles, bicycle supplies, etc. Among the wheels represented by this company are the Westminister l$50), the Wayerly ($60), the Iyer Johnson, Eagle and Yendome. A general repair shop in charge CT Mr rank Fergus. will also be conducted in connection with the company, and everything will be carried usually kept in q first class bicycle establishment. Mr. this msiInvs'' =. .--s-..'41. ia sell wheels
 public patronage
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03
ahe nss. nsnsay for Ehtunaa''s n.

,1' ar'o,S 1a,nes Rowland oftbis village s+a,.s as, that for twenty-five years haA ssp a,ise has been q suffer from fNenhn, ,s ,r fis,n' A few nights ago she "@' .'r.,~r " sucs, pain that she was .is.,,s the ,,,,etar do Shs sent .dr. Rowland for the u's,',l ,,,,,.,a snt ,.t s na had read of Chamberlain s < pai pain aI Balm and instead oi going s.i're 1oe the plssn'1 . hottie of it His wife an ais net approve ot Mr anssr, nawls.e ssls4. applied the Balm thoransaly eng ny aaa go u u
 an an hours time was abe 'o o,nsneve x"
 sleep. She now applies U waaT'I VII and sha saels an ache or pam dnu uuu shs .hat ,' 1t always gives relief. lie say s. as !. svar svar did did her so much good. The ', 7 f rs.' .',, so a, cent sizes fol sale by "
 Dewoody < Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03
Cotton Beit Route.

Anniversary celebration oi '' s1a.e c,'aation a. Mutual Alliance Assosi, Nanse s,'., n,aaie,s sceptre, aud ligleS o' IAo,1aa 95aas ' ars.. m May 18th 10 z. For For
 liohe hass aeeaslon the Cotton Be'' an1 ..e.,,,e :, e win sell tickets Pine Bluff 'e Hone las I and return at one ana ',.,oa one <, a,'s.l'l a"l fare. ss.i5. on the eertiilea'' ! .'n s,na Tickets on sale May ls'h < Za- no' ', e...,s.tr 7, |. N. FARLEY
 i's' ' ..-.,-e, sr Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

rwnleelies of responsibility, living .ho Eost End. engaged in a woray ,a nar Friday. which terminated in an assault. Both parties were es'ole ore a,sa.;.tratp Niven satnr,lay. and one ~, .N sne ! oliendvrs was ilaca- fhronsn s;aaness and with tbn bel'ef 'ha'
 th parties will never again 'e gun ', tv of such unlady-iiSe Sec"nau't' na'"e'
 are withheld.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

Sunday afternoon police officers saw u negro man violating q well known city ordinance. When they attempted to arrest the offend CT lle fed. Chase was given. and the negro tiDaHy jumped Into the bayou In the East End and swan across. The officers finally captured him and thls morning lie was fined i'll the po- lice court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

Mir. Isaac Dreyfus is making a special offer in shirt waists for Tues day. His entire line now selling at $1 25 will be offered Tuesday at $l l05, instead of $205, as stated in his ad.. through an error. Sunday. Don't forget the price Sl ? shirt waists for only Sl.G5 on Tuesday, only.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

Last night u thief visited the chick en house Of Mr E. H Plunmer, and stole all the chickens therein. Our pc. pie should be on their guard against these midnight prowlers, and II they are caught in the net of stealing, shoot them down without hesitation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03
..It Is the nest on s.nrth :.

That is what Edwards S Parker, merchants of Plains, Ga. say of Ghambarlain's Pain Balm, for Rheu- matism, lame back, deep seated and muscular pains. Sold by, ". l.. Dewoody.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03
nn..,aDi gnp,en.i tsaplos.'i'

Sn nsui,t many people are ass.s, .,
 o ,,,,,;,,, oil makes a much pes- thu, ,.'ss.a r.''p ,nan the lower grades os ter nsa' ,,~, we doubt If there are any tnat kn,w the1 , ' a@ ess.,,, oil snpion lasts lonaer thsn @ s.n'.. s'.s,'a ,;',st ' Tnsn. why not have The oess n.a, .e,'', when the difference ii' cost ' ss,''se,3 , s.,, ~''l'' Sa' ',',aa. Eupiee is sold It the 'ei- lowlug places; =,
 . roeery co. John II Gniaot X - mees,sa ,,eesnson n x ereenaetd, J X Lloyd
 isepllso'' = s.-4e.. Co. Fox Bros.
 's' tsa.ses.,'' ,'s'',y x Co. Houston Roane. V z o,asmith Co Tnaiheinsr Bros ,, ,r, s rseson s',las,a ,s C. Lumpkin, H. Y s,n,mons. Sss BlnG City Lumoer eq ,;a n (. N; Hss' ass - nearin < Alexander
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03
eon,,,erp saptist Convention.

at Wilmington, \. C, May 5 to r.. r'n ,hi. occasion the Missouri pec,,,e will sell tickets at one fare far = inc round trip ts2s so1. Tickets on sale May 3 and 1, final limit TOT ,.tnrn 90 days from date of sale.
 II. F. MlzELL, Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

Twenty-Five State convic,s were brought over from England this morning and were carried to the State convict farm at Noble Lake.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

MT. r. c. Gates, of Eagle Mills and Mr.C. ". Gates, uf FordS ce, were Pine Blnfi visitors yesterday. Both gentlemen are large lumber dealers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

Rev. c. F. J. Tate has gone to Wil- mington, N. C., to attend the South. ern Baptist Convention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

1s con want to quit tobacco usl',S
 ,os;iv and forever. be naide Wtil, eanna t.rn.y magnetic. fui; ,,s sssss He a.a saaunS, e.,,r .ake No-To- Bac. the wonder vls"s. l'ss.".'terthntmakes weak men strong. Wo,n ss,,'v oain ten pounds in ten days. nvar s,s,n 4tll GOO cured. Buy No o-nay ''i'I Uar sr.,a vomr own druggist, whs' Vii rom .:atee n 2 cure. Booklet and sam
 gnaaa s,s 'a q ai,ed free. Ad. Sterling Ren,ea, pn p,e Chicago or New York. l--''oaco'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

Just try Il l0c. box of Cascarets. the finest liver anu bowel regulator ever made. 12 20 cod tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03
rotter, sale-Rheum and saozema

Skin Ointment. Man. Many c,,Tsa xefy bw bg0 it. T : have been permanently cuseu .,r = l;las @ ano is equally efficient for lscnlng nrs pH5 pn;nples q favorite remedy for sore sraa4 napplSs b;ie, chapped hands. chiibiasns. +s fSsS nar box bos
 and chronic sore eyes. 70 GUS. pe1 'oN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

Taylor & Roane are constantly e. ceiving something new in the fancy grocery line-see them ifsy you want the best in the market. 5-2 St.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

CascAIets stimulate liver, kidneys and ho owels. Never sieken. weaken or gripe. 12-30eodtf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03
s4ocnho,aers' Meeting|

A meeting Of the stockho,ui the standard compress anu na,,l ,nu uause Company. is hereby cal,s <
 meet at the office of the see,e
 ruesaay, 'rue May IS, 1897, at : P the purpose Of eieetins es',ng sess l en srs to serve for the ensuing 3 and to transact any o'",. : ne,ore' that may lawfully come pe'o,e ae, Il:.as l.s eetiiaR. Secre .I pine Puff. Ark, April t. lSs'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

saturday evening "inuo" ,ana sp,, un Mr. Frank Fortune "an.' ,,s ,s.. saa mashed off the end of two o' h's fingers. -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

a tomorrow Mrs. Harry lsaaes, ''aSs k, Ia,,isyil!e, Ky, will arrive he1e '. ho he guest oi Mrs. Mary lsaacs ofa " eat Barraque street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

When bilious or costiye. eat Cas- cAret, candy cathartic, cure guaran- teed, 10c. 25c 12-30 eodtf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

Taylor & Roane have fresh lake fish every Friday-don' forget this.
 5-2 dat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03
Fl. caar,s Condition PewdeTs, ar

;,,It pr, .,hat 9aus 2 horse needs when in bad ]ussa ]gnna;t;an Mar Tonic. blood purifier, aLc s voru vermifuge. They are not food 10 ,,,e en, . Medicine os and the best in use to pus e hnrss in primo condition. Pfiea Ti rents per package
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03
-A sToEIA-
.:::||:;. ,! ::|'; < mzzzZs< i';'''' ;'''' '

rhe Aev. J. t. Sanders M, Wn' ns. o ,.a,,, from the city this week he. cs,,se t,-. goes to Fordsce to cona"e' 2. ,,.peting at that place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

MT. J. J. T. Kendrick. of Cleveland county. is here on business trip.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03
Notice.

April 1st I will occupy the store room oE SeeoEd avenre, rear of Kastor X Blutaenthaps.
 atf Burns. the Tailor,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

Ourcustemers will find our collee- tor ut ". S. Boards store, No. 3o5 Main Street.
 SIMPSON x WEBB FURNITURE Go. 1 29 d3t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

Milk shake, any flavor, Dc at the Randy Kitchen. 52dt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

Chr customers will find onr collec- tor at w. $ Beard'4 store, No. 32t Main Street.
 SIMPSON X aEnn FtasiqtRE co ] go ti3t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

Mr. F. r. Marks. of New Edenburg, spent Sunday in Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

Mr. l.. j. Best. Of Bearden, is at the Arlington.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

Florence. Ark, April 3, 1s97.--I had u stomaehe and bowel trouble and could not eat any solid food. l have taken few bottles ni Hood's Sarsa- pariila and it has cured ne. I am now able to do ali my work. Mr.. Emma Warrick.
 Hooa,s Pills c,lrf. aIll;vef ills 25e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03
CAsToRIA- E11 Sa9. 1 a:S:::s''s :::s's's lszy Hzzcz7~ :. ss

A.,.s Bessie Kenward has re,uF,sa , a ao Y. ...,,,,, {, a : visit to Memphis, to the oe-
 hrht of her many fine plan =
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

We use distilled water in mixing all our drinks. Randy Kitchen. 5-2 dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

ERs 'e,no,'s 4-o5-dtf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

MT. 0. k. Wheeler, prominent business man of Texarkana. is in the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

Ice cream wit.l crushed violets, 5c nt the Randy Kitchen. 5-2 dtf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

,,vou are bilious, take a brahsoa :, pin; it will make you W." ''..ia m ca ..+r'nv ANDERSON MEYER plsee "
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

J. H Parker, of Camden, Is a visitor today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

nat xnur groceries fresh and eheap' " WIS. BEARD, Hv. No. 3eC Main stree1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

". R. Pearson, of Thornton, is circulating among Pine BlufIlans.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

Try the new drink at the Randy Kitchen. 2-5 dtf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

Mr. Frans Flanders ant !. W,ls' nsraon don .rr,.. t;rpentieId. Rev. q. Uorao', smea,,e. Moi. (. (. Ne~','aA ,ta snend others left for Wesson 'oaa' " l. sew days fishing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03

Everyone can afford picket fences now that the Bluff City Lumber Company sells piclzets so cheap. 5 34 d&wtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-03
CITY ITEMS.

Mr. Wm Rowland has returned from Hot Springs.