Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-09-08

e .ss,.a-s.-zusa4..--sra Get your ineals and lunches at the ,lk Restaurant, on Barraque St. ieals served in first-class style Terms to suit the times. 95tf Mr. W. l.. Dewoody has returned nome after an extended trip through | Minnesota.
 Miss lola Phnpot, the charming young daughter of Mir and Mrs c. NJ. Philpot, k visiting friends at Sher Till.
 Mir. Geo. L. Madding, wife and sons passed through the city yesterday. enroute to Nashville to attend the exposition.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. C. Howell and chllden returned home Saturday after spending the month of August in Canada.
 MT. Albert Lindsay, of Knoxville, Tenn.,representing the Hartford Fire Insurance Co, after a business trip to this city, returned ghome Satur- day.
 Mir. A. E. Smith, superintendent of the Branch Normal mechanical department. after spending the sum- mer at Fayetteville. has returned home.
 Mir sam Franklin hurt his hand very badly Saturday while working about some machinery in the Pine Bluff Wood and Cabinet Works
 Mir. J. T. Wilson, of this city. on yesterday sent some magnificent ap- ples to the County Exposition build ing. These apples were grown on his place in this county and they are simply superb.
 On Saturday Mir. J. A. Clements purchased for himself and family handsome surrey from the firm of c. Voas $ Bro. The lack of street car facilities in this city has created a great demand for huggies and sur ries.
 Rev. P. r. Horan, D. D., of Little Rock, will deliver the commencement address of Annuneiation Academy tonight at tine Catholic Church Admission free, and every body invited. Dr. Horan delivered the commencement sermon at the A. I. U. last year.
 The famons Cake Walk Co.,, cham pions of Missouri, Texas, Louisiana. Tennessee and Arkansas, will give an entertainment at the Pine Bluff opera house Monday night, Septem- Der C. Singing, dancing, etc. d2t 
 Advices. from Lake Village state that there is little hope for the re- eovery of Mir. Bruce Streett, and that it is only n question of short time when that dreadful maaldy, consumption, will take him from his relatives and friends.
 We have just received two ear loads of the celebrated Stude- baker wagons in all sizes. The Stakeholder took the premium at the Worlds Fair oyer all the leading wagons of the world. Parties visiting the Nashville exposition should not fail to see their exhibit of wagons, buggies and carriages. For sale only by,
 R. M. KNOX 6 co. k. A. Adams, corner of Main and Third avenue, handles soap manu- ufactured by the Enterprise Soap Factory of Nashville, Tenn. These soaps, both for laundry and toilet, are unsurpassed. MT. Adams sells these articles at remarkably low figures. Give him call and be con vinced. dit
 In the millinery department of the J. H. Eddins Dry Goods Company, on yesterday, the GRAPHIC reporter was shown Bird of Paradise and an English Pheasant, birds with the most beautiful plumage in the world. These rare and beautiful birds, with their brilliant plumage, will decorate the hat of some lady Of this city.
 Mir. T. l.. Grierson, representing the ]. W. Losse Tailoring Co.,, of St Louis, will be at Kastor & Bluthen- thal's Tuesday to take measure ments for fall orders. Mr. Grierson is an expert cutter and represents one of the largest tailoring establish ments In the world.
 On account of the Merchants' As