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Engineer Estes and Fireman
Moore arc proud oftheir new engine,
No. 1872 which came out from the
shops at Pine Bluff on Saturday last,
It had been there about a mouth
and was almost entirely rebuilt and
provided with all the new and i'm
proved attachments under the di-
rection OF General Foreman Gage.
tits now not only thingof beauty,
but is Joy IN practice, having made
its first run without an accident to
any Of its parts. Il pulls one OF the
locals from here to Pine Bluff and
back. -Ounchlta HernId.
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violated the mortgage Law.

S. A. Batreall, and his son, c. w.
BatreaH, are now inmates OF the
county jail, charged with a serious
crime. The men were last year far
mers in this county, and, to obtain
necessary provisions and supplies
for himself and family until his crop
could be harvested, S. A. Batreall
mortgaged a wagon aud a pair of
mules to Mr.. J. S. Mcdonnell n
merchant at Altheimer. Batrealt
failed to settle his Indebtedness and
ran away with and disposed of the
property on which the merchant
held a mortgage. 1t was several
months after the departure Of the
Batrealls before their whereabouts
was aseertained, but they were
finally located in Clay County they
were arrested and brought back
here, where they will be tried before
the courts for the crime. When will
men learn that trite old maxim. that
honesty is the best policy p
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DALLAS COUNTY NEWS.
From tho Fordyce Chronicle.I

From the Fordyce Chronicle.l
Lemuel and Miss IIettie Cocker are
very lew with slow fever.
aIr. W. e. Adams killed "a pig the
othor day, which wcighcd3 Sol pounds
atnine months OF age.
Mr. Jas. A. Amis requests us to ex-
tend thanks to his friends who SO
uobly came to his assistance when
his dwelling was ablaze yesterday.
tits rumored here That Polk Atkin-
son has resigned his position with
Albert Acruman, at st. Louis and
Joined company of fllibusters to go
to Cuba.
The Baptist church has recently
been given a fresh coat Of paint ON
the outside and now we are told
that the inside is to be remodcled
and fxc1 up
Esq Darby and daughter VIII
leave in a few days for Eureka
Springs. They win probably make
their permanent home in the "great
Northwest, " as his son, james, likes
the country, and is improving in
health and will probably buy a
farm
J. A. Underwood, who was sent to
the pen some two years ago, has re-
turned to his family at Bearden He
says that he had an easy time book
keeping for the Iessees and did not
Wear stripes very long. He was
pardoned several months before his
time was out.
Chas. Hodge, a former Fordyciau,
and Miss Ray Smart. of Pine Bluff,
married a few days since. Mr..
Hodge, it is SAID, was dangerously
i'll and the young lady came with
her mother to his bedside where the
ceremony was performed. Chas.
has many friends here who wish him
a speedy recovery and a long and
happy life.
"Rnddy, Mas and Miss f9nma
Benton married in Camden last
Thursday, The parents of the
young lady objected to their mar
riage on the ground that she was
too young to leave her mamma; but
it seems the young couple thought
that they were old enough. Miss
Emma had gone to Camden the day
before ostensibly to attend the mar
rage of her cousin, and Mr.. Mays
followed next morning, and now
two fond hearts beat as one. May
they have smooth sailing
Mr.. Jas. A. Amis camc near losing
his residence by fire Tuesday. While
Mrs. Amis was preparing dinner a
coal OF fire seems to have popped out
on the carpet in the sitting room,
for she soon smelt something burn
ing and returning from the kitchen
found the room SO full Of smoke and
fire that she could not enter. She
gave the alarm and neighbors soon
rushed in and extinguished the
flames. The carpet and several
ggilts and blankets and other furnl-
o the amount OF $25 was ruin
y. ides a valuable collection Of
:, .Axere destroyed. The furni-
us l,sn.s =~byerea by insur-
LINES. y islfe anu pesiu-
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A Cure For a Lamo Back.

"My daughter, when recovering
from an attack of fever, was 81 great
sufferer from pain in the back and
hips writes Louden Grover. Of
Sardia, Ky. after using quite a
number Of remedies without any
benefit she tried one bottle OF Cham
berlain's Pain Balm, aud 1t has given
entire relief Chnmberlain's Pain
Balm is also a certain cure for rheu-
matism Sold by W l.. Dewoody
4 60. IA &sw I'm
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SENATOR'S ELECTED.
March ath, 1897, win witness Many
Changes in The United states


The following is the result Of Sen
atorIal elections yesterday by the
various State Legislatures:
Nevada-John P. Jones, Populist.
reelected.
Wiseonsin-John C. spooner, Re
publican, reelected.
kansas-W K Harris, Populist;
elected to succeed PETER.
South oarolina-Joseph H. Earl,
Ketorm Democrat; elected to succeed
]. L. NJ Irby.
The Legislatures of Washington,
Utah ard Idaho are still dead.leeked.
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Z. mnaaelnlI NecesslfY

Cascarets Candy Cathartic. the
most wonderful medical discovery oi
the age, pleasant and refreshing to
the taste, act gently and positively
ON Kidneys, liver and bowels, clens-
ing the entire system, dispel colds,
cure headache, fever, habitual consti-
patton and hiliousness. Please buy
and try "A box of G. G. e. to-day; 10,
%, 80 cents. Sold and guaranteed To
cure by MI druggists. 12-30eod
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Persons WHO are troubled with in
digestion will be Interested in the eN-
perience OF VIM. II. Penn, chief clerk
in the railway mail service at Des
Moines, Iowa, who writes. 1T
gives me pleasure to testify to the
merits ofChamherlain's Collie, Cholera,
and Diarrhoe Remedy. For two
years | have suffered from indiges-
ton, and am subject to frequent
severe attacks OF pain in thestomach
and bowels. One or two doses of
this remedy never fails to give perfect
relief. Price % and 80 cents: sold
.yzfsSsxzs Gewoatfy ~; Co -
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Littlo RocI, Conference M. ID.

Little Rock Conference M. Il.
Church, at Forrest City, Ark, Jnn-
uary Is to February 3 For the
above occasion the Cotton Belt
Route will sell tickets Pine Bluff to
Brinkley at one and one-third fare
on the certificate plan. Tickets on
sale Jan. p to Feb. /. Return limit,
Feb 5, 1897 Delegates can secure
reduced rates from Brinkley to For
rest City via the Little Rock and
Memphis Railway. J. W. FARLEY,
| y 5t Agent.
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Dan letter, colored, an escaped con
Wet from the county farm, recently
re-eapturcd aud convicted before
ESQ, McGaughy Of carrying a con
eealed weapon, and Belle Spicer, was
on yesterday sent to the County
Farm to serve their sentences. Thc
Spieer woman wasconvictedo of petty
laFepnv
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a sImnle TnlIor Costun1e.

A simple tailor costume easily eeIa'ea
has skirt Of russell brown cloth with
sleeves and bo2ero Of brown silk velvet
The back Of tho jacket is closely fitted
and III front turns back, with large re-
vers Of eeru cloth, trimmed on the edges
with narrow roll Of dark mink. Inc
seven gored skirt is finished with three
narrow bias bands CO the brown cioiii'
showing nero line of velvet at the
edges. The vest is Of ecru cloth fastened
with small gold and bronze buttons and
trimmed With machine stitched straps
Another similar model for more
youthful wearer has MILDLY vest OF tho
ecru cloth, with rows of brown gimp at
the lower edge, and five rows around
the neck under the straight cloth collar.
This vest has no opening on the front
and is hooked up the back. A third cos
tune Of tan colored cloth Is trimmed
with bands of white cloth strapped over
with rows Of gilt and brown braid in
groups of three and finished ON the 'front.'
with small gold buttons. A very costly
and elegant costume OF dark russian
green cloth has bolero Of sealskin. with
q wide collar of the fur at the back. A
large "grannio' muff and cloth and
fur toque are en- suite. New York Post.
The newest fad in autograph books Is
one OF cooking recipes Each formula
written IN the book has the signature of
the contributing friend under it.
III
Trying to be witty is like trying to
be pretty Eliegende Blatter .' :
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MARRIED.

McDADE-KENNEDY-At the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Forward III
Pine Bluff, Ark, January 9th, lS9e
Mr.. john NJ. McDADE, OF Fordyce'
and Mrs. b. e. KENNEDY, of Slaves
Cleveland county, Ark. Rev. j. h.
Sanders Officiating.
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Harvard Quartett.

The next number on the Institute
course after Sehuberts is the Har-
N',ra Quartet, which win be here
next Monday night. Reserved seats
az Harris Saturday morning at .
O'Clock. II
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Treiber in "Do Push ).

Hon. Jacob Trieber received a let
ter from Washington Saturday, APP
pointing him Chief Aide de Camp on
the staff Of the Grand Marshal at the
Inauguration Ceremonies Of presi-
dent William Mckinley. Mr.. Trieber
said he could not have the pleasure
OF participating, and declined the
ssxas,er tend sa. IIs.,..,,., ~ .,,t.,
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LEE JOHNSON,

Meeting Southern Lumber
men Manufacturers Association. at
Memphis, Tenn, February Il and IS,
1897 For the above occasion the
Cotton Bell Route will sell tickets
Pine Bluff 10 Memphis and return at
one Grstelass fare, 500. Tickets
ON sale February Is and rs and for
train arriving at Memphis the morn
ing of Feb. H. Return limit Feb
ruary %, 1891. ]. W. FARLEY,
Agent
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Contractor John Lemmons is rap
idly pushing the work of eonstruc-
ton on the east Second Avenue
bridge, aud expects TO have it com
pleted in few days
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Don't Tobacco spit and Smoke Your Life
AWAY

II YOU want to quit tobacco using
easily and forever, be made well,
strong, magnetic, full of new life and
vigor, take No-To-Bac, the wonder
worker that makes weak men strong.
Many gain ten pounds in ten days.
Over 400 000 cured Buy No TO-Bac
from your own druggist, who will
guarantee cure. Bookletaud sam
pic mailed Tree. Ad Sterling Remedy
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All Oriental Princes are command
ed to appear at the opera house with
their ladies oil the night OF February
ID, to witness Pythianism exposed.
Admission, so cents. 20tf
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The GRAPHIC is gratihed to be able
to announce that Judge Joseph w.
Boeage continues to improve in
health.
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The Schubert Symphony Club and
Lady Quartette. which delighted
such large audience at Merrill lnsti-
tute last night, left for Monticello
this morning, where the organiza-
tion will give a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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No doubt many people are awar
that Eupion oil makes a much bet
ter light than the lower grades of
coal oil, but we doubt if there are
any that know that gallon oil
Eupion lasts longer than cheap oil
Then, why not have the best light
when the differencein cost is scarcely
nothing Eupion is sold at the fol.
lowing places:
Mccain Grocery Co John II Tulhot 4 CO
Robinson Greenfield. ] L. Lloyd,
Mann-Tankersley GO, Fox Bros
w l.. Dewoody " Co. Houston n Roanc
l., E. oldsmith Co. Thalhctmer Bros,
Ferguson Russell Z. b. Mercantile Go,
II. L. Seveke, 9. Lumpktn.
j. l., Simmons. Bluff City Lumber Co.
G. N. Hart Drug co. II eodtf
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The new comedy success, Our
Flat, . is one of the latest New York
farces. The story told is a pretty
one, and Que tnat will appeal to the
atre- gocrs, as it is bright and
plquant, and filled with all manner
of bright and funny situations. The
music and singing is arranged espe-
eially for this production, and is NIL
new and pleasing The farce is pre-
scented by a large company of come
dians, and the entertainment is said
to be enc of the best OF its kind ON
the road. At the Opera House Sat
urday, January 30
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The concert a. the Institute last
night by the Schubert Quartette was
largely attended and highly enjoyed
by all present.
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Mr.. John Kennedy and Miss Gertie
Rike led the grand march at the bah
last night, and did it in 4 superb
manner.
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II you want a good meal try the
Valley Restaurant, l5c. II DIFF.
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Rheumatism is a foe which gives
no quarter. Il tolments its victims
day and night Hoods Sarsaparilla
purities the blood and cures the aches
and pains of rheumatism.
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We wish you all a happy New
Year. We also wish TO call your at
tention to the fine suits we are maxi
Ing to your measure with special
discount of Is per cent OF former
prices. HENRY MARX & co.
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When bilious or costiye, eat Cas-
caret, candy cathartic, cure guaran-
teed, 10c. 25c. 1890 eodtf.
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The Ingram building, on West Sec
ond avenue. next door to Gillespie
Bros, has been leased by Mr.. J. r.
Britain, proprletorof the New York
Racket Store, and he will move his
stock of goods into it at an early
day. The building is being hand
somely fitted up and oyerhauled, and
large ana costly plate glass show
windows are being put in. When
completed aud occupied the store
will be one of tie handsomest in the
city.
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Travel is quite light on the rail
roads these days, due, probably, to
the extreme cold weather.
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No griping nor sickening from
Bonds Pills. cod
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j. H. Powell, the Kentucky ora-
tor, will expose Pythfanism at the
opera house february .. l 20tf
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Hoods pills are the best family
cathartic and liver medicine Gentle,
reliable, sure.
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For sick headache take Bond
Liver Pills. cod
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lust try Il Toe. box Of Cascarets,
the finest liver and bowel regulator
ever made. l2s3O cod Il,
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There will be test of hand fire OK
tinguishers between the railroads to-
night ut 7.39.
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Miss Blanche Altheimer will leave
shortly to visit relatives IN New
York.
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The John NJ Hardin will leave
Memphis for Pine Bluff and all way
landings Saturday at noon.
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born.

Mr. and Mrs. Sol Altschul wer
maize great randparents last ll~fi
by the birth Of daughto< mi
and Mrs. Nose Miller, Mz i
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The Nevada glove contest bill is
now ready for the Governors signa-
ture and the Corbett-Fitzsimmons
mill viii probably take place at Car
Ison City
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-01-30

Gascarets stimulate liver, kidneys
and bowels. Never sicken, weaken
or grippe. 1890 eodtf.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-01-30

Eugene Miller. clerk OF the Airing
ton Hotel, is quite sick.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-01-30

TheArkansas river packet, Eugene,
arrived at the Pine Bluff wharf
about $50 last night, with con
signment Of 1880 sacks of cotton
seed, ard other freight.
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@. K. Benson, of Camden. is here on
a business trip.
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PnbIic Auction.

The office furniture, fixtures, and
law library Of the late Judge w. D.
Johnson, will he sold at public aue-
ton in front of the Court House in
Pine Bluff on February l, 1897. Also
at same time and place | will sell one
pony, one race-horse, one phaeton,
set Of harnesses, saddle and two
brides. Sale will begin t 10 O'clock
Il. IN. Terms, cash,
r. LEE JOHNSON,
/ 20 diff Executor.
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TELEGRAPH BREYITIEs.


ahe cream q the Ne"a Complied Tor tne
P,rlsal o. Busy Fegpie.
,,;.a r.f.,, .,a ,lostro.ad
oye,. sgo ooo yorfb ~ nr0nertv at
Deyalls Bluff.
A party Of investors from Iowa
a1e pi"9 i'e0'i''E u = y '''i''''' e'u'' =
The Nevada glove contest bin is
now ready for the Governors sigma
ture and the Observation-Disclosures
li'iii " - ~ oo''p'y 't'N0 Vi'0o ~ "a
son oit5
The Texas supreme Court mas ne
cided that the state railroad com
aI1s,,.a &c - ao,,,,,ross, com.
nonjos
been rendered and accepted The place
of Secretary of the Treasury in Nc
Flniley' cabinet.
.rho c4ato ro,.;s,a+,,ro he's ronoalod
tbe NarriIlton 3.mile LIQUOR act.
mani Building and Loan Association
If Cbottonooca
Three deaths occurred in Little
V;o,.ors aaad G5 yoars and Josenb
Aiof,,nnol1 aoo3 ohont az years.
Mtll. meNiiiiey mus uelileu eii''' NJ
Two men were killed outright ana
- i.'''' 5' =, ,p . I'm . = y =
''o"' ! a. 4 'e'''''9
Representative Prince, OF fauikneF
ant fo2d biIl IN inc House.
Pho Honsa an Tuesday refaliated
ag,irst Missouri for ouarantinino.
/ dSaih9e Al hdH9s'9 't'ie ~ - o'''2i
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The cold weather is causing steam
boat men to have much trouble with
labor
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-01-30

J. S. Bailey came up from Rob Roy
this morning.
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The Valley train, from Little Rock
arrived here considerably behind
time last evening.
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The Texas Supreme Court has lie
cided that the State railroad Com
mission has the right of correcting
abusive rates Of compress COM
panies.
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A party Of investors from Iowa
are prospecting in Arkansas county.
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Bnliousness promptly cured by
Bonds Liver Pills cod
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Stacy Adams & Co mems shoes
all styles, $3.50 tomorrow at
KAPzENsrElN'S
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is. Mcdonnell, Of Altheimer, is IN
the city,
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The best s and Toe cigars to be
found ON the market at A. j. Mitch
ellis. dtf
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River News

The Government steamer Beaurc-
gard, Nat Downs, master, passed up
the river this morning.
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VIM. Hawthorne, prominent
lumber man of Harlow, is at the
Arlington,
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The Arkansas river is rising
slowly.
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Oscar NJ. spellman, Il leading
planter OF the county, is in the city
to-day.
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Bonds rms sold by leading drug
gists. cod
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J. II. Powell will expose Pythiah-
ism at the opera house on the night
OF February 3. Tickets, 50 cents. II
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A. j. Mitchell keeps constantly on
hand large assortmeuto OF the linest
and best candies to be found on the
M. diff
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The basket ball team will GO to
Little Rock tomorrow to have
match game with the Y. M. c. A.
team in that city tomorrow night,
Both the general secretary and
physical director will accompany
the team.
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Lyman j. Gage, of Chicago. has
been rendered and accepted the place
of Secretary of the Treasury in Me
kniley S cabinet.
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J. w. Warren, n leading business
man of New Louisville, is In the
city.
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The cream Of the News compiled for the
P,r7sal Of Busy Peqple

Fire Friday morning destroyed
over 100000 worth OF property at
Devalls Bluff
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Five section men were run over by
a freight train and horribly killed
near South Norwalk, Cont, Wednes-
day.
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Representative CoHmnn's bill to
furnish county surveyors WITH field
notes ON yesterday passed the ar
kasas House.
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For Men Only.

The best bargains in mems fine
suits, and pants at slaughter prices.
Uncalled for suits, now, only SS.75.
The same kind would cost you to
order from $l5 to $25.
Uncalled for pants of fine qualities,
your choice of 240 pair, only 1915.
HENRY MARK & Go.
Up-to-datc tailors
Convention Woodmeu OF the
World. at Yieksburg, Miss, Fehru-
airy ., 1897 For the above occasion
Che Cotton Belt Route VIII sell tick
cts, Pine Bluff to VtcksNurg. Miss,
and return at one and me-third fare
on the certificate plan Passengers
have choice of Route win Memphis or
Shreveport. Tickets ON sale Jan 80,
81 and Feb /. Return limit Febru-
airy 5, 1897 J W. FARLEY,
/ Is 1t Agent.
All the $500 men shoes so tomor-
row for $3.50 at
KATzENsTEIN's
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The store OF $. NJ. Han & Co., at
Jacksonville, Ark, was destroyed by
fire Wednesday night.
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Frank Kendall, the genial mill
man Of Kedron, is greeting Pine Bluff
friends today.
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Y. Nj. G. A. Notes.

Mr.. S. S. Dixon, physical director,
will address the mems meeting next
Sunday afternoon. All men are IN
vited
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The McCann Orchestra, Of Tcxark-
ana, which furnished the music for
the ball last night, is Il superb must
cal organization.
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ifrom Fridays Daily.

city clerk Bloom is yet quite SICK
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The State Legislature has repealed
the Morrillton 3-mile liquor act.

Application has been made at Lit
tie Rock for receiver for the Cove
nant Building and Loan Association
OF chattanooga.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-01-30
Meeting southern lumber

20 diff
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Three deaths occurred in Little
Rock Thursday, as follows: Henry
c. Laweson. aged 81 years; ELIAS r,
Yickers, aged Go years, and Joseph
4. Mcconnell, aged about 45 years
Maj. Mckinley has denied that he
will appoint Joseph II. Ghoate, o.
New York. Attorney General.
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trying to be witty is like trying to
De pretty --Fliegende Blatter. 81
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The House ON Tuesday retaliated
against Missouri for quarantining
against Arkansas cattle by prohibit
ng the importation OF diseased
horses and mules from Missouri.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-06-16
N.bh.a IN ,he pre,enes Of u. Inage.

william Andrews. n negro, Wa ta<on
from the custody OF an OH or ut tiis DOR
of the court house at Princes Annc,
Maryland. wednesday anl killel by a
mob. lie had Just boen tried, convicted
aud sentenced b. death for felpnioasly
assaulting Mrs. Bcnjamin r. Kolig. near
Marion, May 3. JRiige Page, who passed
the death sentence up0n Andrews, en-
deavored "a reason with ths excited
crowd, hnt in vain.
Aftcr he WAS knocked senseless. mon
jumped upon his hcad with their heavy
boots and len his hco la an unrecog-
nizable mass. Men stood around while
boys of thirteen plunged K nives into his
body.
A woman standing on her porch in
full view of the butchery tainted a. u
man drew his knife deliberately down
tho man leg from thigh to knee and
laid it open to the bone.
Boys were urged 10 stone him as h'
lay on the ground, and they battered his
face with pieces of bricks until their
hands were smeared with blood. The
men who were nearest the body looked
like butchers.
As the reaction has set in now, tho
community is horror-stricken, and men
who boasted of their part in the butchery
are sknlking ont of sight or leaving
town.