Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-05-08

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From Wednesdays Daly)
Mr.. F. j. Wesncr. Of Cornerstone.
is at the Trulock.
The Knights of Rest have gained
many new members recently.
The Circuit Court will probably
clear the criminal docket this week.
Attorney .. {. Porter is able to be
up today, though he is yet very fee
BILE.
Mr.. L. w. Clements, OF Swan Lake,
is n visitor today.
Mrs. J. L. Shell and daughter,
Annie, of Monticello, are guests of
Mrs. II. j. Meade
The dance given at the home Of
Mrs. May Tomlinson last night was
an exceptionally pleasant affair.
DIR. W f. Pry was indicted into
the mysteries OF the order OF Elks at
u meeting held last light.
Mrs. H. B. Strange, OF Beebe. is
the guest of her daughter Mrs. H l.
HUiderness.
Senator NJ. J. Manning, Of Monroe
county, passed through the city yes
terday.
Mrs. b. Stanley and daughter, of
St. Louis, are guests of Mrs. II.
Langston.
DR.. Strauss left yesterday for
Texas. where he will reside in the
future
Mrs. Bette Edmonston and sister,
Miss Julia Huddleston. have gone to
Dyer. Tenn, in which city they will
reside in future.
Mr. Ben Tucker is very sick II an
in one OF the rooms over the Board
OF Trade saloon. He is said to be
without finds, physician or atten-
tion.
Operator Toney Neidweiser and
wife left yesterday afternoon for st.
Louis. where they will b. guests of
their parents for few weeks
DR.. Abner Webb, a former It sident
OF this place, but now a practieing
physician at Fort Smith, is here to-
day, enroute to Cleveland county to
visit relatives and friends.
There are quite a number OF sleepy
young men in town today due to
fact that the City Clock stopped at
1880 last night and they waited all
night for the striking OF eleven.
Dan Hendricks. col0red, will work
on the streets of Pine bluff for many
days. This morning he was fine1
$50 by Judge Brown for carrying a
pistol, and the culprit will have to
work out thefine.
The Pine Bluff Wood and Cabinet
Works is now having constructed a
huge refrigerator, which will be
shipped to a business house in Little
Rock. When completed the refrlger-
ator W III weigh nearly 10000 pounds.
The suit of Frank Stanley against
a number of insurance companies,
will be tried in Little Rock tomor-
row. Attorneys from this city rep
resent the p aintifi and defendants.
Chancellor James F. Robinson re-
turned from Dumas yesterday after
: noon, where he completed his judi
cial 1abors at that place. He will
hold court here until Monday, when
he will leave for Hamburg, to hold
fhe Ashley Chancery Court.
Capt.N. Il. Roberts returned yester
day from visit to his brother, Mr..
JIG. Roberts, near Wabbaseka, who
was recently badly hurt by horse
falling on him, an account of which
appeared exclusively in the Sunday
GRAPHIC.
Mr. j +. Qnattlebaum. of Sheriff.,
IL ). visitor to-day. He reports that
cur worms are very bad in that sec
ton. and that nearly all ol the farm
ers Will he forced To replant their
cotton crop.
The Red Men held an interesting
meeting last night in the parlor OF
the Imperial hall. The meeting was
called f,ir the purpose OF appointing
committees on applications, mum.
Ter of which we're presented. The
next meeting OF the Tribe will be held
fntnorruW niuht Mt the samP Dlacp