Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-05-26
From Mondady's Daily.
W. R. Pearson came qp from Saturday,. 4*sfya}a

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 Maj. H. H. Hum i is up alter a brief Inni9position6jt5i .I} a E Capt. John don Iof wanba.e ka, Is iu the city today.
 Get your wheel in order for the grand bicycle parade.
 Nfr J ". GatIingg, of ftorrdyce, fspent Snndagji1 PiheBluffE IF
 1J. w Budfhg Af sHRG La4e. is at the TTulock. 1er,,s ,,,r.,,,
 Mayor D. c. Bell will return from Hot Springs this evening.
 gMlel eat HarAs is at h6me4again, after after q visit to friends at Camden.
 It is said that vandals.. .are agaln dynaIn1ting the. bayods and lakes in this vicinity. f15ys:eT
 Mr. John Lapier Mills is spending a few days with his relatives and Pine Bluff friends. as
 DIr. Arthur rMills has returned home after a isolourn at Potash Sulphur and Hot Springs u s..+i. itsas.l} .5T f7-iz.TI A
 Mrs. T R. Holmes, of Little Bay, spent Saturday, in :, this city, on q shopping expedition.
 Mrs. Lee summerfela leaves this afternoon for Little Rock.
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 Mr. D IL. Emerson Of Risoa, was "a visitor 10 the.oity today.
 The pay car on the Gotton Belt is expected to arrive this afternoon. -L+-+-s-z4=z------ s4iH
 Miss George rriplett has retHfned home after.a Sisit to friends at Little Rock and Gonwak. --=f-.-
 7 Mi ". il YdWland and wife and Miss 0llie 0sEitff will return this. evening fr6ai d0t Springs. .'. 5=.. t tIt=ls..
 Eugene, the litrlA daughter of Nfu. u B. Ta}bot,.i quite sick with malarisi fever. ## ti.fs-.#i aasia v
 Circuit Clerk II. A, Mccoy has re turned from Hot Springs, much i'm proved in health. a..atl4s aal.t1
 Mir c D. Blackwell. a prominent citizen of WhiteviIle township. paid our town ii buainess visit Saturday,
 Mr Frank Flanders and. family have taken np their residence at Sulphur Springs for the summer, 3...:.s ts.s. f-frs77f Tr75-I '-rrlIT. tiis=d
 MraJ, 4 Bain, a well-knQWn mers. chant came down fgom Reddeld this mQrning, 4tt n4=f4 r* ra....rr
 Mir. and Mrs! II. (. MeGaughy have returned home after n visit tofri6nds at Altheihei .tass''7za
 .,<,s.s: f. ts5=r--4i t-------4-- 54s.s Mir. and Mrs. NJ. Cans left for,New York today, where they wilttake q. steamer for Europe to spend the SNmmer.i 2a43sa4,.-s5 4..zsr
 Mrs, II $. Dukes, Of Little Rock, will arrive here tomorrow, tn spend the week with her sister, Mrs Y D. Jones. ..
 Mir, Ed ,Mesthrook, a popular young attorney of Jones h,lro. spent Sunday in Pine Bluff visiting (?@4-r34sas4s
 Mir. Erhest van Sickle left for Little Rock Saturday afternoon. W here he spent sunday with relatives. ' -.'i'f..'4 ta t
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 Mir, Georgh BS instQn is becoming quite expert on his wheel, having made half tGentury on it yesterday. afternoon. ls4.,l .I Mir. c. J. Giithan, a popular young gentleman ef Shelrin is calling on' his Fine Bluff friends today.
 Tue Y. NJ, c. A. Oritoeieal Asso7 citation will meet at the Institute te- .nighttto'dehate the Cuban. question. Illuminate Soqr wheel and com pete for one oi the prizes offered for the prettiest wheel in the bicy tle parade.
 Mr and Mrs. Touey Neidwel " iser returned home sunday from St. Louis, where they had been visiting relatives and friends.
 tss4 5' g t-z-42---as Mr. c. o Harris. a popular Cotton Belt passenger conductor, returned from q isit to Kentucky Saturday. where he had been to attend the funeral of an aunt
 pr 4. q. Thompson rude his wheel in tom Sulphpr Springs this morn ing He punctured a tire on the streets of the city and had 10 send his wheel to the. shop.