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A New Pitcher.

The \ M. E. \. base haH club. of this city has secured splendid sub- stitute for Hedse, late pitcher for the club, in the person of MT II. (. Wsstmoland Bei an expert ball twirler and Cotton Plant, Woodruff county. is his home
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Friday night Deputy Constable Cnlpepper arrested q negro chicken thief. The thief had stolen three chickens and then went to sleep on the corner of Gum street and eighth avenue. The thief gave his name as Dan l,a " 3 ;:s..s s.. s,it,i says he lives at ll19 Alabama street The officers are now searching for the owners of the chickens.
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Mr. Jim c. Re% returned home yesterday morning from Potash Snlphnr and left last night for n two weeks visit 10 his old home at Hieb- land, Miss.
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American Dental Assn, National Assn Dental Examiners, Southern Dental Assn, College Faeulty Ass n Dental Protective Assn, Old Point Comfort. July 26 and ?, one fare for round trip. Tickets on sale July 26 and r. Return limit 5 days from date oi sale. J. W. Farley, Agt.
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Fen From 2 swlne.

The ntae son of Mr Casper lIalz- houer. maehnist employed at the Cotton Belt shops, suffered a severe accident this noraing Phe little boy fell from a swing and broke his nose.
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Messra. R. F. Lee and J. II. Eddins have severed t!cir connection with the Blum.a Dry Goods Co. prepara- tory to doing business for them selves with the j. II. Eddias Dry Gnnls Co.
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Miss I'ay TulHa, who.has been the guest of Miss Joe Grace for several WeekB, will leave in n few days ief her home at DnrdnneIIe.
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Internal Revenue Collector !. IT. Rodgers ratnrhed yesterday from Colunhia County, where he went on l scnrch for moanah hlnera
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Worked Both Ways.

"It must have cost you great deal to provide all these comforts for your employees" said the friend who had been looking through the reading rooms and gymnasium attached to the factory
 It does cost a little. " admitted tha manager, tbut, you see, we pay lem such low wages that the factory is real ly better place than home. That makes lem contented to stay "-Exchange.
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A sLMPLE TIRE REPAIR.

Punctures ii the well known Mor- gan & Wright tire are meuded about as easily as q man would close a hole in his finger with a bit of court plas- ter. Inside of the inner tube of the tire lies a long strip of patching rub Der, like this.
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MT. E w. Freeman. Of the Pine Bluff Mill and Elevator. has return ed hane after business trip 10 points in South Arkansas and North Louisiana
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Misses Jessie Adams and Nellie Hicks. Mesdames II. Riley. Maud stanley and R. H, Stearns will leave tomorrow for Toronto, Canada. where they will spend the remainder oi the summer.
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8 Sad Accident.

saturday morning the Httle child or Mr. and Mrs FfaHk Murray fell from is bed and broke Its collar bone. 1t is DOW gettisg afong nicely and viii soon be we'll again.
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Miss Mar8 Saunders who has been visitug Miss AHau1a aldwen i1t several weeks wilt return to het home at New 0reans hs week
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< reunion of the ielntz famib takes place on August GEa al Silver hake, Ohio. Mrs. Louis Moore. of thia city, is q daughter uf the heud Of the family.
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On saturday morning. for tbe first time ia over six weeks, rain fell in Pine Blun The hent and dust has been almost infulerBble during that time
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Rev. J. R. Sanders, of this city, was called to Sheridan yesterday on sad business. It was to otileiate at the funeral of Il son of the Rev. Cadg. of Sheridan.
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On last Friday evening the eiti. zens of Jefferson County. living in the vicinity of the Widow Hunts place, on Che Pine Bluff and Month cello road, nine miles west of this city, gave grand barbecue and picnic. It was a grand affair, and was greatly enjoyed.
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Mr. N. NJ. MacRae. representing Strawbridge X Clothier, of Philadel- Dhia, was in the city Saturday. He is a clever, genial gentleman, and has large trade in Arkansas.
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The Rev. S. E. Cameron. talented young divine of RcWitt. win occupy the pulpit at the 1firat Methodist church today, morning and eYeniaa
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Mir. Jake Freidberg left last night for the Northern and Eastern mark cts where he will purchase an inn mense stock of goods for his firm, the l. H. Eddins Dry Goods 1o., which will open for business about the first of September.
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MT. l. A. Langford has returned from trip down the Cotton Belt railroad, in the interest of the Watera Pierce Ol Co.
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Many sportsmeu from all parts of Arkansas will be in Pine Bluff on the %, 2l and 2a to attend the annual tournament of the Arkansas sports mems Association
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The blood hounds recently pur- chased by Constable Philnot, of vangine township. arrived Satur- day. He will try them on the chase next week.
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Mir. ] W. Fobes, of Dallas, Texas, q well known insurance man, was in the city yesterday to adjust the loss by fire, sustained by Mir. W. D. Rrodv
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4 large contigent of the friends of Rats were at the Valley depot Sat ur.iay afternoon to see her depart for the county farm. Rats is quite a notorious colored girl who for months past has given the police force much trouble.
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Miss Grace York, the lovely and accomplished daughter of Capt. and Mrs. j. B. York, leaves at 4:45 this afternoon for Kansas, where for several weeks she will be the guest of Mrs. Murdock.
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The Epworth League, Of the Main Street Methodist church, will hold a meeting tonight at 1:30, just before church services. An Leaguers are urged to be present at this meeting.
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Mrs. .. Petts and nephew, NJ. F. LNie. .lr=. is tXxs,aete,!! ' 'itiiae from a vislt tu iaka Miss
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The public debate to be given under the auspices Of the Pine Blufl Ofatorieal Association at Merrill lnetitate Monday night will be an interesting event, and wei worthy of being largely attended.
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Col. Nj. ". raggarf and Mf. ! R Trulock are at home again after business trips to points in the East
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Mrs T D Gillespie and f mily, are visiting Mrs aileep!e's methef at ,sUffells statitn
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Miss While smart is greeting her many Pine Bluff friends again after Il few months pleasantly spent at Camp, Fulton county, this State.
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The meeting of the Young Mems Hebrew Association will he held ia the parlors Of the Arlington Hotel sunday morning at Il o'clock.
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Bellwood Cemetery is now in a better condition than it has ever been. Sexton Clary has cut dewn the grass. graded the walks and improved the cemetery generally.
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A negro excursion train left over the NDlley road for Hot Springs Saturday morning. The train con sisted of five eoaehes fairly well hled.
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Attorneys Met l.. Jones and D. H.. Rousseau have returned from Iison, whe"e they had been in attendance upon the Cleveland Cirenit Court
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Miss Mary Saunders, who las beea the guest Of Aliss Anandy Caldwell for several weel,s, win return to her home at New Orieans next week.
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The stockholders of the Jefferson County Fair Association held business meeting at the Citizens Bank saturday mornlne. The fair wll be a biz success and a great card for Pine Bluff
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The genial and popular George R. Kaufman, of the Kaufman Bazaar. left for St. Louis, his old home, last night, where he will spend three weeks vacation. Good luck to you, George, and safe return.
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A miner in stafordshire seeently dis covered petritied arm imbedded in the solid stone or ore. The peeuliarity o2 the arm lies i'll the fact that the elbow Jolnt can be made to move to and fro as though it consisted of flesh and blood.
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sir. Felix smart vas very sick at Sulphur spfing#. yestrrdas
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Miss Arie Ferguson entertained last night at her home on West Fourth Avenue in honor of Misses Fay Tnlis, and Eottie Holmes.
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Mr A. J. GlemmoHs is ID from Grady, greeting his many Pine Bluff friends
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Saturday afternoon Policeman Francis, while horseback ri1ius on Barraque street, dropped his pistol which, on striking the eruuud, was discharged. Fortunately, uo ono was killed.
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Mr sam knoz K sp4ndina be day at Maguesia springa
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MT. II. c. January, of st. Louis, is at the TruIock.
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Attorney W. s. Hemingway left yesterday for Mississippi on legal business.
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Owing to the absence of the pastor there will be no services at the Chris tian church today He will return Saturday, the 2lth, and preach sun day morning the 25th, at the K of P Hall, and at the Main street NJ. D. church at D.. m,
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RIr. Wm Bachman and Mrs. Rosa HavceeE were married al the home of thc bride Sunday evening.
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Mr. Claude Ringo. the popular operator at the Valley depot, this city, with his wife, win leave for Atlantic City on the first of August to spend the remainder of the heated term.
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The national flower of England is the rose, of France the lily, Of Scotland tho thistle and of Ireland the shamrock.
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County Clerk Flanders has q siei, baby at Sulphur Springs, which kept him from his office yestefday.
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Miss ietha Hemingway is now visiting her parents at their hnme near New Gascony. When she re. turns she will enter the employ of the J. H. Eddins Dry GoodsCo, The Grand Leader.
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Miss Rosa Lane, of Brownwood, l, Texas, is here isiting her uncle, Mr. k. W Lane.
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Mrs. Addie T. Owen will preside at the organ at Che First Methodist Church today.
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Miss Lizzie ca9er oi Aithelmers is In the city.
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Miss Ida Dreyfus has returned home after n lengthy visit to friends at Helena.
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Mrs Fred Hudson ia sick Ut the home af her mother Mrs. D. S Mills.
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Cnpt. V h. Wilkins has returned from n visit to the "Nalley oi Vapors
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lis q shame that piles of dirt and 6lth age allowed to remain on the streets SD long.
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Mr. ]. NJ. Anderson, travelling man Of Memphis, was calling on his Pine Bluff friends yesterday
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Miss Besle Hopg speut Inst week at sulphur Springs
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We sell groceries. the best. at the very lowest prices. N S. Board.
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5lr <. A. Rosenberg, who is now in the East, writes that he ia pur- chasing Ge largest and finest stock of novelties ever brought to Pine RlHff
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If you desire nice. fresh groceries at cheap prices you will get them Ut ". 5. Beard's. the Main Street Grocer.
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E. C0NoRSY in taking Hoods Sar- aAz saparilla, because ss 100 doses one dollar Is peculiar to and true only of the One True BLOOD Purifier.
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Several young men started for the Springs yesterday on their wheels, met with an accident and had to walk out. This morning one gentle man was seen working his way in from the Springs on his wheel with one pedal.
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Attorney NJ A Austin has re- turned from legal visit to Arkan- sas City.
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Advertise first to mate people aH yaur product; hen te make t9ift tu raHtinae hn iHs fl.
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Mr. Andrew !. Ulemmma come in from sulphur Springs this morning and went down tu his plantation near Swan Lake.
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Mrs. E. C. Howell and family, Maj. F. H. Hum and family and Mrs ". D. Hearn Jeff last night for Toronto, via the Cotton Belt.
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Mis- Josie Rl thenthsi left yester- lay ftr lieaeo and Lake Geneva to spena t6e beated ,erm.
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Advertising hout system is like trying te manage an army without discipline.
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h your ad say Thnt Anu have te +aS in i catchy and attractive way, lnd keep saA ing it.
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eol. ] r. coilier, of AItheimer is u the cItN toInY
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Mir. ". B, Barnes. of Mariaunu, ia a Pine Bluff visitor,
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NIr. Pom Atkinson leaves tomor- roW for Star City, to render a decla- nation at the reunion ofConfedeFate NnterHha.
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Last week cue 0hite and seven negroes were Huried i'll BelIwoad Cemetery.
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In attempting to get on the cars at Paragould, Thursday, Capt. sam r. Hilzbeim fell and Injured his knee. He has been laid up until today, on account of if.
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and the cement will not get inside of 1t, where the repair strip lies.
 When yon have . puncture. get right off, Riding . tire fat, when it has tack or nail in 1t, may damage it con- siderably.
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Shcri1 Chas. II. TripIetl and two sons viii leave for Colorado. tomor- row. They will be absent until September.
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AdFtrtise only that which has merit N5thine else can have per lfa6eit aaee#s.
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W <. Leach formerly with the Emma 0i Mill at this place, but now at Fort smith, is here visiting old friends.
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Mr. John Farrar is in the city,

col. "Daa" Wright, uf Little Rock, s in the city.
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tfrom " eanesday 5 Daily )

Mr Leo Kastor k able to he ont after a brief spell of sickness.
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The hogs have pia4e havoc with sit4cie Rathappesite the jan:es place H Che sulphur Springs road.
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Hr. Joe " Walker came up from this morning.
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A rare treat is in store for those who attend the free entertainment given by the Pine Bluff Oratorical Association tonight, at the Institute.
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Attorney C. II. Harding who has been attending court here this week left today for his home near Pine Bluff--The (Arkansas City) New Enterprise.
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Ntr. loitu j &umptef, of Hot 'pri.as a hele to participate iii the Ht8t.
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The Resha circuit Court at Arkan- *as fly adjourned Saturday and Judge Elliott and Prosecuting Attorney Martin are again at home
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Mrs. J &fen att is quite sitl,s sit,s v Snlphur SHriuea.
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Rev. c G.elmcron If for For dye this morning
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Nlr. iar Rosenberg, afSt. Louis, is iH the3,f}2.
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Attorney ". 5 Agra of Ri5on, is in the city.
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Many town penH3,. vi5.tet SQiPia spring. yFateE1v
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ss..is. < siti5t VI if iraye for 0xf4rl. Miss 1sha ai=t} to viaif Iei- tfree
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Nliss Aliacfie iief is yisitirR friends in li!!i, Eae@
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From Mondady's Daily.

From Mondndy's Daily.
 Mf. John Farrar k in the city 
 col. "Daa" Wright, u Little Rock, is in the city.
 mr. Joe ". Walker came up from Cofnegs,one tAis morning.
 Col J r. .co}Iier, of Alheimef, is ln the city t"dny
 Rev. c. Gse1mron Ifi for For dye thls morning
 ss..i= 'f,i=e ii iraYe fot 0xfarl Miss 1sla al5 to viaitIei- liges.
 Mis- Miaoflp N iipr ia yisitirg friends in Iit.lt I;aea.
 Many town penpa. vl5.te' salpha spring yfaterav
 Attorney M 5 Aaria of Rison, ia ia the city.
 M. ler iiosenaefe afSt. Louis, is ia the tiff.
 Nls. J Sfeeart is quite eigss+ss eig4sss g ! Sniphur sHrin@a.
 Ade,rtise onh that which has merit Natiine else can have q per aaHeat aat eeas
 I.aaf week cue 0bite and seven uegrorS were Huried i'll BelIwead Cemetery.
 Advertise first to nIate people ny yagr product; then te make 5arH eentinne hn iav il.
 Ms Josie Hh thrnthaileft Hester- lay far elieagn and Lake Geneva to pena tae heated serm.
 Mr. aoim j Snmpteg, of Hot pHias la hete to participate in the #.sat.
 The hogs have played havoc with dt4cieRathappasite the jan:es place 'n the snlptur Springs road.
 Ia your ad say vhnt Anu have te say iu Ii eatchY and attractive way, md keep saying it.
 
 NIr. Andrew i.Clemmma come in trom sulphur Springs this morning and went down tu his plantation near Swan Lake.
 If is a shame that piles of dirt and IGttfFa-e allowed to remain on the streets SD long.
 RTr. Wm. Bachman and Mrs Rosa Hayceek were married al the home of Inc bride Sunday evening. Advertising hout system is like trying to manage an army without discipline. Mrs. E. C. Howell and family, Maj. IF. IT, Hum and family and Mrs ". D. Hearn Jeff last night for Toronto, via the Cotton Belt.
 5lr. <. A. Rosenberg, who is now in ihe East, writes that he is pnr- chasing tae largest and finest stock 8f novelties ever brought tO Pine alHff
 3Ir. Tom Atkinson leaves tomor- row for Star City, to render a decla nation at the reunion ofConfedefatt Veterans.
 He Resha circuit Court at Arkan- *as fly adjourned Saturday and Judge Elliott and Prosecuting tttrney Martin are again at home. Sheriff Chas. II. TripIett and two sons will leave for Colorado. tomor- row They will be absent untn| September
 " <. Leach formerly with the Emma OH Mill at this place, but now Ut Fort smith, is here visiting old friends.
 Attorney c H. Harding who has been attending court here this week left today for his home near Pine Bluff--Fhe (Arkansas City) New Enterprise.
 4 rare treat is in store for those who attend the free entertainment given by the Pine Bluff Oratorical Association tonight,at the Institute.
 In attempting to get on the ears at faragould, Thursday, Capt. sam r. Hilzheim fell and injured his knee. He has been laid up until today, on account oft.
 Several young men started for the Springs yesterday on their wheels, met with an accident and had to walk out. This morning one gentle man was seen working his way in from the Springs on his wheel with one pedal
 Miss Grace York, the lovely and accomplished daughter of Capt. and Mrs. j. B. York, leaves at 4:45
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
MRS. HOYTS GROOM COyFEssEs.

MUCH or THE JEwELRY STOLEN FROM HIS
EMPLOYER FOUND By THE DETECTIVES
Edward Boucher. the Belgian groom employed by
Mrs W. S. Hoyt. confessed yesterday that he had
stolen 5000 worth OF diamonds from his employer
last Monday night. lie said. however. that his
WIFE who arrested with him on suspicion had
nothing do with the theft.
The groom told Detective Dillon yesterday that
he stole Mrs. Hoyt's diamonds. well all the
other pieces OF jewery missed by the Hoyt family
In the last six months, and account OF which
another servant discharged. Boucher said
that his room contained number OF the articles
that had been stolen. and the detectives then
searched 1t as the prisoner directed They found
two d-mounted fans. several garment buckles OF
gold. diamond stckpins and many other articles
OF gold and silver. Boucher had sold to jeweer
only q s., 800 diamond crescent pendant. The thief
was introduced to this man by woman, who said
that he had just come from Europe and wanted to
dispose of some diamonds The detectives are now
trying to find out who this woman Is
A diamond ring valued at $500. Boucher said had
been hidden by him in Mrs Hoyts stable. The de-
tectvcs took him there yesterday afternoon to try
to find 1t. The prisoner and his wife held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05


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