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A Debut Raii

Tho Blufi City hall Thursday night was q scene of lovliness as tt appear ed decorated for the debut party given in honor ui Miss Sarah Wei by her parents, Alr. and Mrs. Chas Well. Mr. and Mrs. Veil are most popular among Gentle as well as Jewish society. aud their daughter Miss Veil is q fsyorite with all. At the ball Thursday night there were a large number present. The ele- gant costumes oftheladics were betit. ting their beautiful persons and made q sight that was entrancing ,tO be- hold. To strains of sweet music Mir Joe c Meyer and Miss Veil lead the grand march. At 12 o'clock the doors of the dining hall were thrown open and the guests were served to a repast that was elegant and stump tuous. after which dancing was re- sumed and continued until late hour, The ball was an event in this social scasoR and will long be re- member by the fortunate ones present. Those present were
 Miss Sarah Well, Mrs. Chas. Well. Miss Cinudje Well. Misses Iettie Allen, Rosa Bluthenthal, Carrie Banguauar, Hot Springs. Setta Bloom. Etta simon, Marian Frank. in. Ida Dreyfus. Etts SOlmnsOn. Emma White, Helen Rosenburx. Mary Meyer. Roella Solmnson. NettIe Meyer, BlanchIe Bluthenthal, Selma Bloom, Ltllie Blum, Jerome Martin. 0ussie Taggart. Marcia Levine, Hattie Bloom; Messrs. Dave Well, Herbert Bluthenthal, Maurice Altheimer. Abe Bloom, Sam Solmson. Win Lee. John Hut. wm Hut. Sidney Well. Ed iiosen. berg, D. Rosenberg, VIII Kaufman, Joe c. Meyer. Lee Werthelmer. Harry Levine. Edward Levine. Mack Hammett. Harry Bloom. ]. Friedberg, VIII Miller. Ike Miller, l. R. Meyer. Jake simon, Joe Nichols. Richard Davies, Harry Neil, Burton Well. Ben Franklin. Dr. Runyan, l.. Walter Nordman. Win Hart. A. s. Honnett and wife. Chas. Veil and wife, L. Fowler and wife, Mrs. Jake Bloom, Mrs. Maggie HlI.
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4 Esirtldny Party.

Yesterday Saturday. afternoon birthday party was rendered Miss Gertie Dodge by her parents. MT. and Mrs. J. ". Dodge in honor of her l4th birthday. A large number Of Miss Gertie's friends were invited to her home and spent the afternoon in merrlment aud play. 4 prize was offered to the one who could build the best castle with blocks. and in tho contest which followed much mechanical Ingenuity and archeteet- ual taste was displayed. 4 tie re. suited between Mss Bell Brannon and Master Gordon Angel. which was finally decided in favor of Miss Bell Brannon. The guests were then invited into the dining room. which was most artisticany decora- ted, and elegant refreshments were served.
 The afternoon was most highly enjoyed by all present and their only regret was that it would not he many years till Miss (Iertle would quit having birthdays,
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No Teacher Elected

The GRAPHlC learns that it is tine intention Of the School Board not to fill tho vacancy in the corps of teach CTS caused by the resignation of Miss Willie Hooker
 The classes of the teachers at the Sixth avenue school will be so changed as to avoid the necessity of engaging another teacher.
 Miss Emma Mann, who is at pres ent hall teacher, will have charge ol the classes recently taught by Miss Hooker.
 The action of the Board will be a disappointment to nunber of young ladies who had made applca. ton fpr tho position.
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Monthly Conference.

The regular monthly conference of the Main Street Methodist church promises to be of unusual interest tonight. A specially prepared pro- gram will he rendered. Visitors are always welcome. The program is as follows:
 l-Organ Yoluntary.
 2-DoXology.
 8-Prnyer.
 4--"I will lift np mine eyes. choir. 5--Church conference
 G--Hylun. No. l. in Standard Hymnal.
 7-"The better land. Miss Emma Moss.
 8-Hymn. No 2sG. Young People 5 Hymnal.
 a-"Io Heaven love abiding, ]" choir.
 lo~-Hymn. No, sa. Young Peoples Hymnal.
 ll--Hymn. No. 72s. Standard Hymnal.
 l2-Prayer.
 la-"Emmanuel." by Rodney. Mr. Carl Voas,
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THE OLD OFFICE DEVIL.
Re Tells How He EVoiuted Into Coun-
 try Editor.

Re Tells Hew He EFoiuted Into Goun-
 try Editor.
 The old time devil was keen to learn. He had gall He wasn [ afraid to ask the milliners for advertising or print ing. He dreamed of owning a paper of his own. He experimented i'll q thou sand ways He lived i'll the office al most, being there early and late He made battery and copper plated types before the first type founder thought of doing it. He did stereotyping in a rude way, making u matrix from plotting paper Desiring to do his work better, he tried to buy proper materials for stereotyping, but he was bluffed so easily by the prices or talk given him by the dealers that for many years he supposed he was the victim of some infamously jealous trusts.
 A tramp printer from Chicago made him believe that gasoline could be made. The Chicago man pointed to q big can of the fluid and insisted that he had made it. Gasoline was high priced then The devil sold the gasoline the printer said he had made to a rival office, and the two divided the money. Make some more, D said the devil "There Is a demand for if. The Chi, oago printer left that night and the editor made the devil pay for the gaso- line.
 The editor can recall his last visit from the tramp printer he learned the trade with, the one who made gaso- line. He came into the shop and was denied work by the foreman. He saw at q glance that the old days and loose ways were gone Neatly dressed well kept young men and women were at work in an office as clean as a parlor.
 Whose runnin this sheet now?" he inquired.
 Jack Hill, was the reply
 sI know him, ho said laconically. T taught him his biz. .'
 And then they saw him drift into the sanctum and heard him say: Hello, Jack! You're dein we'll. want some thin to eat and drink ,"
 Gasoline got what he asked for, just as all tourists do who apply. The next morning he called on his editor friend again, and when he found him discussing prohibition with two or three ministers and one or two of the elders of the town he lurched right into the editorial den and joined in the talk 10 help the eaitor along He was very drunk. He cried and said that naturally he was prohibitionist but he really longed to die and go to heaven, only he had become such d---d skeptic he didn't believe there was such q place ' Then he went to sleep. The preachers looked at him in pity. The editor spoke kindly of him as comrade who had seen better days As the editor talked "Gasoline" awoBe and said:
 Jack, if you don't gimme quarter to buy 8 drink with I'll sit here and holler. '
 And "holler' he did.
 He 'hollered until the ministers left,
 This may or may not account for the fact that prohibition has prohibited in Editor Jack Hills town since the last visit of his Chicago printer friend. - Chicago Times Herald.
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Miss Hoge Entertains.

\ few of the friends of Miss Owen Hogg were delightfully."- entertained by her at the home of Mir. and Mrs. J. ". Ora wford. on Sonth Chestnut street, last Tuesday evening. Croconeles and Shakespearean cards were played and furnished pleasant entertainment. The guests were served with fruit for refreshments rbe evening was most highly enjoy cd by all. Those present were:
 Misses Reba Dewoody. Emma Vansante. Marion Dewoody, Ida Hunter and Owen Hogg; Messrs. Lloyd Knox. Geo Valiant. Clarence Pettigrew. Dob Atkinson. L. l.. Smith, --- Mckee. and MT. and Mrs J. ". Crawford
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; 59I0iIi1jid!iIfI,,ls 9iIiji!iII sIx tS and 5Iac2 AF(RET' SOCIETIES.
lTLIEr LODGE

Juliet Lodge. K. of P, elected officrrs Wednesday night for the ensuing year as follows: Master of Work. NJ l. AltheimeF; Chancellor Commander, Frank c Bridges; Vice Chancellor, Al J Stewart; Prelatc. John Davis; Master of Exchequer, R. ( Thompson; Keeper of Records and Seals, John NJ Taylor: Master ut Arms. T ] Collier; Master of Finance, J D Loet2erich; Inner Guard, Joe B. White; Outer Guard. Frank Stewart; Trustee. Arthur Murray
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fNPERIAL LonGE.

Ato meeting of tue Imperial Lodge Friday night the following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing six months: Master of Work P NJ kilroy; Chancellor Commander. " D Savage; Yice-Chancellor. NJ c May; Prelate, < Cox: Keeper of Records and Seals, j " Langston; Master of Finance. F " Hoyler; Master of Ex- cheauer, E A Shephard, Master 1t Arms. T " Rukner; Inner Guard. r C shelby Outer Guard. Rudolph Wolf.
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The 0ratorical Association

The regular meeting of the Orator ical Association. which was to have taken place on Monday night. has been postponed until Tuesday night. November 9th. and an excellent pro gram has been arranged. The de- bate will be, Resolved, that woman should have the right of suffrage. ' The affirmative side will be repre- sented by Messrs. Beno Altheimer. II. k. Tonex and Alex. Powell. while the negative side will be repre- scented ny Messrs. o. K. ,Womack, John HIllis and Den !. Altheimer.
 This debate promises to be very spirited anu interesting, and every one Will be amply rewarded by the time spent in attendance. Mir. Ed j. kirwin will render a Reclamation "The College on Cans. D which we are sure will be highly ap- preciatad by those so fortunate as to hear him.
 The meetings are held at the Court house at s o'clock p. m. Everybody IS invited and admission is free.
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s.A ,Pessnm Hunt.,,

An o'possum hunt was indulged in Friday night by number of our society people. The night was a beautiful one and the hunt greatly enjoyed. The party was as follows; Messrs. Rufus Arnold, I. T. Rainbow. L. 0. Knox, J. P. Crutcher, MT. and Mrs. A. <. Trigg, Mrs. Maud Stanley, Misses Ella Galbraith. Mary Hudson and Emma Mann.
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LiterarY Meeting.

The literary meeting of the Lake side Epworth League held Friday night at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. P. r. Byrd was 8 moss success- ful one. The meeting was filled with interest and the program rem dered was highly instructive nnd entertaining.
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Gray horses arc usually tho longest lived Creams arc decidedly delicate and are seriously affected by very warm weather
 Site oT Lincoln Memorial UalveFwty
 The Lincoln Memorial university, d which General o. O. Howard is presi dent. will probably be situated at RAr- rowgate, Tenn. as General Howard has just bought tine Four Seasons hotel property there. The hotol and a sani. tarinm were started at Harrowgats. winch is four miles from Middles- horo, in 1899 at cost for buildin& furniture and grounds of $l. a50. COG The furniture. which cost 4a50. 000 was sold at auction last year for ess.r Voo. The company had failed soon alter the Middlcshoro boom collapsed. Vow the building and several hnndre Ess of land have been sold at price sh.ss s said not 10 ex,ssd kl0. poo
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How's This?

Wo offer Sl00 roward for any case of catarrh that can not be cured by Halls CatarFh cure
 F. J, CHENEY X CO..9Props.. T0ietio 0.
 We the undersigned haye known F. J. Cheney for the last lj years, and believe him perfectly honorable m ad business transac- lions and financially able to carry out any ob- legations made by their firm. WEST TRCAN. Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. Ohio.
 " WALDIS0, KtNSAS S MARVIN, Wholesale
 Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
 Halls Oatarrh Cure is taken intarnaliy, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price I5c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free. EA lnlla fnmilN nilIa nm Ihn haAl
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The magnificent voice of Miss Blanche AltheimeF will be heard in an oiIertory at Trinity Episcopal church this morning. This singing will be a rare treat to the music iov. CTS who attend this place of wor. ship.
 \ meeting of J. Ed Murray Camp. q. c. V. was held at the court house Friday night. A report was read from the committee appointed to serve the visiting veterans during the fair. after which the meeting was adjourned.
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LAFAYETTE LODGE NO. Ioi

Lafayette Lodge. No. IOI. Knights of Pythias held an election of officers Monday night with the following result; ] Il Hinemon. C (; k L Rutherford. c; 0 E Perry. ?; ] Moore, NJ "; " r Brewer. M A;tohn NJ Mccain. Nj F; " II Grace, N F; l. D Mitchell, K K and Si X ] Robin soa. G; George Cady, Q G.
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Clnll.

The KY Club had it's first meeting this season on Thursday night and was royalty entertained by Dr. J. ". Withera A sumpiuous repast was served to the members nf the club, The evening was spent in a discussion of current topics. Tho meeting was greatly enjoyed by the members and was filled with inter est throughout.
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In tho absence Of the pastor. Rev. c. F. J. Tate. the services at the Baptist church win be conducted by the Rev. x. II. Campbell. Mr. Camp bell was formerlly n resident of this place aud is at present at Arkadel- phla preparing himself for the ministry.
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Mir. Polk Miller. the famous dialect eommedian and story teller, who gives an entertainment at the opera house tomorrow lTuesday1 night is registered at the Truleek today.
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Mr. II. 4. Ware win open a gro. eefy store. Monday. in tho store room recently vacated ny Thalhei. mer Bros.
 The clerks in the millinery depart menf of the Grand Leader are kept at work ill r o'clock at night work. ing on the large number of ladies hats ordered
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Two sons of Erin. named O'Hool. ihnn and Gormnn. employed on the government boat at this place. were taken in by the police last night for being drunk.
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in referring te the shit of Thomp- son Vs. Murray. in our issue of the 9th, 1t was error to state that the defendant took change of venue to Pulaski county. The venue was changed from Judge Elliott's court hy Thompson. the piaintiI9.
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Winnings Hall was a scene of gaiety last Friday evening. A dance was indulged in by the young people of Hoboken, which wns greatly en. inYeA.
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Mr. John Kirwin. brother of Nr. Edwin (. Kirwin. returned yesterday from visit to Philadelphia. where lie had been in search of health. He returned much improreA.
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Not So In prac,,o.

Do yoa accept tine theory that msn Is free moral agents,,
 Well, It may Do all right in theory put | Ve been married 50 years Chi
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What q treat to know your suit will fit when finished. if made by Burns. the Tailor. Not so with agents s05tf
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Mr. George |. Aills. of Little Rock. is visiting In the city. Mir. Allls has many friends here who are always glad to greet him.
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Yesterday Iailor Gibson brought in from Rison one Green Steward. i. who had escaped from the county farm oyer n year ago.
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Patrolnlen,s san.

A grand ball will be given for the purpose of raising funds to buy an ambulance wagon for use in thecity. Preparations are being made to make this ball q magnificent success.
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Fhe effects of the Kansas City Chop House were sold Saturday by the Constable, under q writ of at. tachment. The fixtures brought $82
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Miss Mattie Atkinson returned to her home at Star City yesterday, after visiting in this city.
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Rev. r. B. Snpp Is able to be ont again after a painful accident re- ceived several days ago.
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Messrs. F. H. Head and T. J. Will son went down to kingslend satuF- day afternoon to organize Masonic Lodge.
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Mr. ]. D. schloss. a travelling rep. resentative of ]. I.oth, New York. Is calling on tho trade in this city.
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Officer Win, Craig has resumed his dnties as night chief of police. He has been serving as q health officer during the quarantine against Mem- ohfs.
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Mrs. Julia Cook left Saturday for Grady te visit her sister, Mrs. Burnett, who is quite ill.,
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Mrs. W. A. Echelberger. corset maker of Hot Springs. will be at the Arlington, for a short time only. cutting and fitting corsets ito order.
 All Indies cordially invited to call and examire the work. II s d3t
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Mir. Tom Moore and wife left Sat- Drday for Redfield, where they will in the future reside.
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The hagfsh, or myxinc. has eastom of getting inside the cod and similar fishes and entirely consuming the ln- terior, leaving only the skin aud the skeleton.
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Mr. Fred Fox spent Saturday ar Rob Roy,
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Miss owen and Mir. Harvie Hogg returned today after spending Sat urday at Altheimer.
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Mir, Rubie Franklin. who has been visiting Miss Mary Lindsay. returned last week to her home at Altheimer.
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Mir. and Mrs. N. B. Trulock left Friday for Fl Reno, Oklahoma.
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MT. c. ], March. of Fordyee, is in the city today.
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Mss Jessie Sweet is able to be up after a few days illness.
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Miss Kate Center. Of HHlsboro, Texas, is visiting friends in the city.
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Miss Agnes Roberts. of Wahbase- la. is visiting friends and relatives fn theeity.
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Miss Mamie Kendall. of Kedron. is visiting in the city.
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Mss Lita Hammett is spending Sunday at her home in this city.
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Mir. 0. ]. Wade returned Friday from visit to Lonoke.
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Col. B, D. Williams was a Pine Bluff visitor yesterday.
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The offer of inferior goods for standard articles is q practice that can bc ended if the public rejects ail limitations Of reputable. advertised goods. or substitutes for them.
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Read the new advertisement of +. II. Stearns < Co.,. in this issue. This firm makes a special announcement in regard to optical goods.
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MT. ". I. Warner. of Warner. is a Pine Bluff visitor today.
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The medical department of the queens household costs 92, 700 yearly and com. prisea 24 persons.
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Mr. (. c. Van Allen cau.e down from Little Rock this morning.
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Miss. \. \. Knox Is on the sick list.
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Mir. |. II. Hummer spent Sunday at Fofdyee looking over the plant of the Fordycn Forum. which is soon to be moved to this city for the pub- lication of new weekly paper.
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It is rumored that if Ferd Hayis gets tho appointment as Postmaster of Pine Bluff that Jacoh Frank. the accountant at Blum's Dry Goods Emporium. will be chief clerk.
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Mir. \ E. Hatch. of Warmer. is reg istered at the Prulock.
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lFrom Monday 5 Daliy9


 From Mondays Dally9 Mir. Leo Nj. 4ndrewy is in the city, --------------------
 Mr. (. c. Van Allen cau.e down from Little Rock this morning.
 MT. ". I. Warner. of Warner. is q Pine Bluff visitor today.
 Mir. A E. Hatch. of Warmer is reg istered at the 'Prulock.
 Mir. NJ ] Manning, of Clarendon, was q Pine Bluff visitor Sunday.
 Mr r C. Dooley. of Little Rock. Is registered it the Arlington today.
 Mr. k. N. Scott, of Dumas. was q visitor to this city Sunday.
 Mr. Harry Everstield. of Corner stone, is a Pine Bluff visitor today. -------- i Mir E. II. Holmes, of Fordyce, spent Sunday in the city.
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 Mr. E. ]. Nichols, of Texarkana, is registered at the Arlington.
 Mr. WIn. Hemmingway came in from New Gaseony today.
 Mir. Orlando Halliburton. of Little Rock, is calling on the drug trade to- day,
 The GRAruIc is biased tostatc that Nfr. c, \. Hart is Improving physic- ally and mentally.
 Mr ". T. Woodbridge was a pas- senger on the morning Valley train for Hamburg,
 Mir. NJ. fl. Johnson returned home today after spending Sunday in Little Rock.
 The paving on Main street is near ing completion.
 Mr. !. I. T. Kendrick. Of New EdinhuVg. is q visitor to the city to- day.
 Mir. John r. Sennetr. Of New Gas. cony, is calling on his Pine Bluff friends today.
 The directors of tine Bluff City Club have decided to give q grand ball the latter part of the month. Mem. hers will be allowed to invite num- ! ber of their friends.
 Mir |. II. Hummer spent Sunday at Fofdyce looking over the plant of the Fordycr Forum, which is soon to be moved to this city for the pub- l lication of Il new weekly paper.
 It is rumored that if Ferd Hayis gets the appointment as Postmaster of Pine Bluff that Jacob Frank, the accountant at Blum's Dry Goods Emporium. will be chief clerk.
  Read the new advertisement of +. II. Stearns X Co.. in this issue. This firm makes special announcement in regard 10 optical goods.
 The offer of inferior goods for standard articles is practice that can bc ended if the public rejects ail limitations of reputable. advertised goods, or substitutes for them.
 Mrs. ". A. Ecbelberger, corset maker of Hot Springs. will be at the Arlington, for short time only. cutting and fitting corsets ito order. All ladies cordially invited to call and examii.e the work. 1fs d3t
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IFrom Sundays Daily. 1

Dr. ]. II. Dye Ia in the city.
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Mir. Leo Nj. Andrewy i. in the city,
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Mir. NJ. ] Manning, of Clarendon, was q Pine Bluff visitor Sunday
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The directors of the Bluff City Club have decided to give q grand ball the latter part of the month. Mrm- hers wiil be allowed to invite a num- Der of their friends.
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Mr. I. C. Dooley. of Little Rock. Is registered 1t the Arlington today.
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Mr. ]. ]. T. Kendrick. Of New EdinhuUg. is a visitor to the city to- day.
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Mir John r. Sennett. Of New Gas. cony. is calling on his Pine Bluff friends today.
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Mr. k. ". Scott. of Dumas. was a visitor to this city Sunday.
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Jack Ears Reply.

A sailor was recently brought befors 2 hiagls for beating his wife when she magistrate attempted to reach bis heart by asking him if he did not know mat ms wife was the weaker vessel :,
 II she IS, she ought not to carry so much sail, replied Jack. London Tit.
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Mir. ". T. Woodbridge was a pas senger on the morning Valley train for Hamburg,
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Mir M fl. Johnson returned home today after spending Sunday in Little Rock.
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The GRArHIc is biased tostatc that Mr c, \. Hart is improving physic- ally and mentally.
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The paving on Main street is near ing completion.
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Mr. Harry Eversfleld. of Corner stone, is a Pine Bluff visitor today.
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MT. E. II. Holmes, of Fordyce, spent Sunday in tho city.
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Mr. E. ]. Nichols, of Texarkana, is registered nt the Arlington.
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Mr. Orlando Halliburton. of Little Rock is calling on the drug trade to- daV-
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Mir Wn. Hemmingway came in from New Gaseony today.