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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-14
GENERAL sANGUrLLY DESERTS.
Report That Insurgent Leader hhs
Gone to the Enemy.

HABANA, via KEY WEST FLA De-
cember 13.-It is announced semi-ofhclal-
" that General Sanguilly, the insurgent
leader. has written to Marshal Bhnco'
Offering him his services uncondluonaiiS'
Some Of the richest Spaniards OF Cupa
have held further meetings mere at ClSi.-
fuegos and at Sagua, to consider lhe "u-
vsabilify Of sending petition TO Presi-
dent Mckinley. asking for the es'aoi's'
ment of a United States protectofate oVei
cuba. if within six months the govern
ment's plans for the paciiicaloh Oh sAe
island give no result. q.
Later advices from Madrid seem "
show that Deputy Amblard' VINO We
trusted with the task Of making over
go 70 the Cuban tunta. had reached
Tou, york. He is said TO have informed
| the Spanish ministers that he counted
non the adherence of General Sanguiily
20 the new order of things, and, II IL Is
| trra that the latter has offered his SER
yices TO the Captain General. the ihhu-
| orca of Amblard at Madrid Will be great
| " increased.
In fact he is said TO have already re-
| ooiyad considerable sums OF money u
meet his expenses, and 1t IS lurlhei
stoted the reformists and autonomlsts
| hera will not definitely complete lheH
union until his return to Haoana-
sANG1yIIJ.Y'S ACTION EXPECTED.
NEW YORK. December 13.-At the Gu
hon iunta headquarters, and from other
| co,,rces bere. il was learned that SAN
a,,uly,s LOYALTY to the Cuban cause haa
Soer under suspicion for some time anu
l ,,,, ronorted action in offering ms SER
-, ,,nconditionally 10 General Blahco
80 nv no means a surprise. Delegate
| ,,t'o,,,os ESTRADA Palma, however speak
Co., for publication, said that he couIu
! ,ar,I,, believe that Sanguilly had caPl-
| .,,,a+cd but that he did not attach much
i,noortance TO the report. even II true
cuban merchant prominent ahons
az. pavo,utionists in this city, sald lHd'
coneuilly was not likely ever 10 go asal
,,.,.b,n the insurgent ranks, ana tha'
'.t,,te,,er action he had taken Woulu
,"a,,o no effect upon the insurgehI Ie"u-
ers in the field. ~, vorl,
Generally sanguiIly was in New folI.
"a abo,1t a week ago 1t was salu d,
~ i,nta that Senior Anguillo re.ei e.
the dispatch. was not me1hper VI
cuban Revolutionary Junta' wniOl
,e+s of only four members. Sehoi
,,a,,tiIo according to the same autiio,
q, cuban lawyer and man oi iot
~ w, ,rho is one of the editors or Joul
aI called Cuba, published III TINS go. -
Tt;e ,,aner has been pubhsheu III SP'''
M tbn last three weeks. Io-oay J
ian In English II is directed p'
a,pPe. 1.scovar. formerly OF La DISCUS
-, IN Uabana, and advocates INC az
s,o', l.o,ce of autonomy. 1t has no GU"
nect,on with the Junta'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-14
rrRRoR-sTRICKEN ARMY.
,,,oht from Dawson City Under fear
os Eamine-Relief Measures

VICTORIA. B. c., Decemper To- -
..'a,,er Topeka, from Dyea, the news -
received that more than ] l'OOo iil-pios'1.D ,r,,g
"a ,oen stampeded from Dawson uui,iS
.S ~ letter part Of October and ifnpe'ou
s.' sn' .be haunting fear Of famine, are now
rSadIv forcing their way over the no ~
tas,s Auk. the Indian mail,carileo. III Mai ai
tdit,s,s this report. left the ukon 80, sSP We
psi.ii,s ton days after the DalloI pa ,,rg,cLen
la la,,s the vanguard of the terror 80 he
argy,v aag is following less thaI "t,,iIv o.
astrI him. AUX declares tiDaI lu' will
mn hin" cent of the stampeded army tbei,
peI, live to recite the tefrors vi peIia
nv north. The river steamers pPend
M Ilsa vreare Il now appears, @ ulu nU' u tbeir
anu . man 100 tons OF pr0VlsioIs on la,t of
lnoiv lno1i',ai at Dawson, In the carry 1 pa' heId
9Dntnber owing 10 their haviiiS Srt',ht I'M view
Oc' ~, ~ circle City. The only porasssrg ~
uP az situation IS that the cronsns 1,,ay as
Vh o. mass above Dyea ana sns srin a month
III, liie been improved ana WITHIN :"
latniS lui - in excellent condiuon. TT III.
VIII VII" v narties, headed by Deousss ~ the
Ds nronoee 10 go 10 the reist The
mer, miners. They VIII niahe de- eO
nunaka{ states Government an oiier ,,Gthin
i unile9t IN zoo pounds of provisio.nss ,,na For
liitr.,, days after the time OF raadv have
MY hitygan on' for $4,000. They alreaoy I've
l,aN oiN 1no,,nds of provisions cacheu n,er m the
SVv which they will take IN wi viii 90
bsimh,Iooo3 pass this winter uiniei ,ay bis
Chi.h nv the next steamer 70 nf' ISf' wa,
ssosoonosition before the Secre'a''
~ WirQ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-14
DICYCLE-RACE AWARDS.
Amdayits Regarding the Aiieseo
shortage of the Truck.

NEW YORK, December l3-Tne VIM
ners of the six-day bicycle race were to-
dav awarded their prizes All the men
except Hale were present. The a"arus
were as follows: .,o,.
Miller. 81. 300, and 500 for beating Haze $
record: Rice. $50; Schinneer, 500; Haze
s25O. waller. $3.50; Pierce, S2oO; Golden SloV'
cannon. SIS: Enterman. SlOO; Elkes' SiVo;
q Rivierre, SIS; julius, Moore, ana bed-
comb. so each. Gray and Johnson so'
nothing. , A.. ths
Two afidavits were handed to inc
managers. regarding the much-discusseu
measurement OF the bicycle-track. l'loyc
CoIlis. City Surveyor, swore that ne mea-
sIred the track and found shortage Oh
27T 26 feet to the mile. His afhdavit fur-
tber states that the scores should De as
sollows: Miller, 1883 miles, SO yards
Rice 1920 miles, 223 yards; schinneer, er,
,Ss5 miles. 123 yards; Hale l'Sls mics 90,
yards, The other AFFIDAVIT, submitted py
r. O. Rungui. City Surveyor, confirmed
this statement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-14
GERMANY IN CHINA.
Her Determination 90 Remain nj
Kino-Chau Bay.

ST. PETERSBURG, December ls.-Ihe
Novoesti says that the absence OF pro-
tests from the other Powers against
Germany's evident determination TO re-
main at Kiao-Chau Bay. indicates tnat
the partition OF China has actually De-
gun, and will proceed.
Another newspaper expresses the penel
that the United States, among other
Powers, may object to the permanent oc-
cupation OF Kiao-Chau Bay by Germany
Russian official circles, however, ap-
pear Indifferent TO the step taken py
Germany.
FAREWELL TO PRINCE HENRY.
BERLIN. December 13.-A number OF
civic. military. and university deputations
at Kiel waited upon Prince Henry, Oh
Prussia. on Saturday, to wish MIN poh
voyage" The rector OF the university
| said:
"En all German lands the feeling pre-
walls that we are reaching decisive turn
ing noint In the history of Germany. The
German universities, which are the nur-
series. not only Of science, but or pa
triotism. stand beside the Fatherland
whenever its honor or greatness are at
| stake"
| Prince Henry replied: 81 enthusiastical-
ly undertake the voyage to China, at the
personal invitation OF the Emperor ana
with the consciousness Of thereby contri-
buting to Germany's might and great
| ness"
The Prince added: "There are reasons
TO hope for a peaceful solution OF the
difficulties with China"
GERMAN NAVY ADEQUATE.
BERLIN, December 12.-In the Reicn-
stag to-day Eugene Richter, the Radical
leader. maintained that the affair with
Haiti proved that the German navy was
adequate to the demands likely 10 pe
made upon IT, He opposed the PROPOSE
tion 70 increase the allowance OF the I'M
perial Chancellor, Prince Hohenlohe'
| whom he attacked for failing TO promise
the repeal of the prohibition against po-
litical associations.
The Chancellor replied that he stu
hoped that before the civil code OF Prus'
sia was enforced some arrangement
would be arrived at to repeal the provi
sion aluded to
The House then adjourned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-14
Have Won Been to Japanf

n not. attend the greatest auction sale
of the finest products OF China, Japan.
and Asia-Minor that have ever been
seen in this city. The auction sale VIII
begin wednesday morning at 1920. after
noon at 25O. and evening at o'clock.
The sale will continue every day and
evening during the week. The collectlon
consists Of China and japanese brlc-a-
brac, Tablewares, Screens Portleres
Rugs. silks, etc.; also, one OF the nnes'
collections of Turkish and Persian Rugs
ever brought to this country. seats nave
been reserved for ladies, ana gentlemen
ushers will be in attendance.
cordial invitation is extended TO al
at our store.
JAPANESE FAIR COMPANY,
800 east Broad street.
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c. & o. ny.
Christmas Holiday Rates

Holiday Excursion Tickets will be sold
between all stations OF Chesapeake and
ohio railway on December I'D. 25d. Hth.
9th. SOth. 3lst, and January lst, with maj
limit OF January 4th. AT ONE AND ONE
THIRD FARES for the round trip.
SPECIAL LOW RATES 10 NOisfOl>
AND LYNCHBURG.
College students presenting certificates
signed by principal or superintendent OF
institute. may be sold on December 10th
70 2lst. in addition to above dates, limit
ed 10 January 4th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-14

ter tudgeship contest was referred to a
committee of Ave TO decide.
King William. I>oudoun. and Lunenburg
counties were passed by, and nominations
for the Montgomery judgeship taken up.
MONTGOMERY CONTEST.
General Wharton stated that he had
found IL Impossible from the petitions he
had received 10 decide as to the candi-
date he would support. He asked the
caucus to decide but members crowded
about him and laughingly forced General
Wharton, after considerable Importantly.
to admit he would vote for Mr..
Calhoun. who seemed TO have the most
general endorsement.
Mr.. Diggs nominated Judge Walter
Pierce, the incumbent.
Mr.. Morris announced that in response
TO a telegram he had just received be
should vote for Mir Calhoun, and asked
the caucus 10 do likewise. Mr.. Barks-
dale seconded the nomination OF Mr..
Calhoun.
Questioning elected the fact that Judge
Pierce had appointed a Republican TO I'll
the unexpired term OF a deceased Com
monwealth's Attorney, which was eN-
planned by Mr.. Diggs 10 be due 20 the
fact that Judge Prentls desired TO
strengthen an Independent Republican
candidate for the position as against a
more Objectionable regular nominee.
Mr.. James seconded the nomination or
Judge Pierce. saying that his Democracy
had never been questioned, and MT.
Saunders followed IN the same strain.
Mr.. Hicks. of Roanoke testified to the
efficient work Mr.. Calhoun had done for
| the party in Montgomery, and thought
he was the choice of the Democratic
party in that county.
THE BALLOT.
The ballot resulted:
Pierce. ...... .......... .........'.'''..'oo'
Calhoun. ........ ............... .....'..s'fo'
At the conclusion OF this ballot the
| caucus adjourned to meet tonight to
| continue the work OF nominating candi-
dates for judgeshps.
THE COMMITTEE ANNOUNCED.
! Immediately after adjournment, the
| Chair announced the following commit
tee to investigate and report upon the
| Gloucester contest: Messrs. Keezeli
| Withers, Jordan, Hatcher. and Parks.
| LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE MEET
INGS.
The House Committee on Labor and
| Poor met In Room upon adjournment ol
! the lower branch yesterday, and TO take
! I'D Mr.. +. c. Folkes's bill requiring al
street railway companies TO have vesu
| buled platforms to their cars. Both MI
| Guigon and Mr.. Shield, counsel for th'
two street railway companies here, ap
| peared before the committee. They dc
sired all the light thrown upon the SUB
iect possible, but opposed the committed
taking action at once upon the matter
The body decided 10 consider the bll
Tuesday morning, December 2lst, at 9:S
o'clock. Both Mr.. Charles Bland,
Portsmouth. and Mr.. Folkes, are stronl
advocates of this measure.
The Senate Committee on Courts
Justice held a short session YESTERDAY
No important measures were discussed
the chief action Of the committee BEN
the adoption of resolution making NV
members a quorum, instead OF seven
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-14
R,cbmond. December II. 1871.

To Whom II May Concern:
We notice in yesterday evenings papss
n mechanics lien filed by O. w.
Lambeth q o.. against US for s2ll.s, as
balance due, which claim, we most posi'
tiveIy deny the justice thereof. Tue
claim which they make is purely cons
t,oyersy between themselves ana Mrs
A. +. HUNT, supervising architect, 20!
the Richmond Guano Company anu nos
aa,atret rs We owe q. w. Lambeths
as of'th firm Of G.. w. Lambeth 4 Coz
az which has been rendered him, but
he having refused to receipt the samss
we still hold It subject to his orders
when he agrees TO receipt for same
A. w. PEARcE & CO., Busiders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-14
IT,, Il. & Il. X. *. co.
Holiday Excursion Rntes-Christ-
mas, 1897, and New Year, 1898.

Round-trip continuous passage tickets
between all stations and 10 ALEXANDRIA
and Washington at reduced rates.
On sale December I'D to 18th. inclusive,
and December Both to- January LIST, IN
elusive. Final limit January 4, lsS
Tickets good going only on date OF sale.
Round-trip rates from Richmond 10
Fredericksburg. s26O; to Alexandria. $3.50;
TO washington. s4S5. c. A. TAYLOR,
Traffic Alanagers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-14
The Ambulance busy.

The amhulance was called TO the FTrst
Police station Yesterday morning at y
O'clock TO attend George Green, a negro
who had been assaulted by another negro
and badly cut on the arm. He was treat
ed and left. - .,o
At 10 o'clock call was sent from the
Tredegar to attend William Coniey, a
negro who had a hemorrhage. he was
carried to his home, 1924 east Broad
street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-14
Ex-MINIsTER MDONALD.
He Is Critically Ill ut His Home Il"
Iyuchburg.

IYNCHBURG, VA, December lS.-tspe-
c,oIN-Hon. Alexander Mcdonald, Minis
ter TO Persia under President Cleveland
Is critically III with pneumonia at st
Andrews Home, in this city. and may
not survive through the night. He ar
rived here late Tuesday. and has been
confined 10 his bed ever since.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-14

NEW YORK, December B.-The ward
d. steamer Orizaba. which arrived 10.
AN brought from Habana SSs bales OF
,oSsceo. uJ being the first shipment OF the
weed from that port for many months tun of
...hinh we're consigned 10 @. w. Sheldon
e CO. of this city, and the o, .er lots 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-14

and examined several pairs. Of shoes noes
and when he went away " Wis ,,s,,,i
pected that a pair of shoes, unuer ,es uses
Conditions not his property. went away,
too. 1t appears now that such ,,anv was ane
case, as clerks from the store i1Sh'..ies ..'e q
the foot-gear when later SaDen
taken To The Second police Statioh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-14
A Good Idea.

Go TO Foster and sit for some OF MS
bigh-class photos; but don't tell any one
about it just yet. Twill be such plea
SAINT surprise Christmas when your
friends receive them. Fosters photo-
oraphs are beautiful
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-14

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. December 1S-
The tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad
Company and the Sloss Iron and Stee
Company to-day shipped 300 tons c. ~
q will be forwarded to Kobe and foKo'
hama. Japan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-14

Don't fail to attend the great Auction
Sale OF the Japanese Fair Company
store, which takes place "Wednesday al
1870 A. NJ. No. 800 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-14
ne =. Doing Well.

Dr. n H. N NeSls,s; srsm mLb mIansnburg county,
SnG nas nses Msns /. sssaz ssn
Z doing well. and his sscSss''
IDENTIFY expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-14

Don't fail to attend the great Auction
sale OF the Japanese Fair Company.
store. No. 800 east Broad street, We'd
nesday, at 1880 A. Nj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-14
Eat Cream Toast.
Ii In delicious

No Christmas aud New Years table should
be withou. bottle Of DR. sIxaEKrs ASsosru.
RA BIrrERs. the worId-renowned appenzef o'
exquisite flavor. Beware OF limitations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-14

that irradiates her beautiful face as she
race,ves a box OF I.owney's Boston Bon
hons. Fresh at Twin City Drugstore
Seventh and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-14
shoe. ana He walked Away.

detectives Tomlinson and Hall ar,ss.vu as
a neeso man named William Capeit ye,-
,arday morning on the charge OF stealing
Shoes He went into Grisgs shoe ssorc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-14
non,t Use Any hut the Hest.

L.owneys Pure Boston Chocolate Don
bons fresh at Twin City Drugstore
Seventh and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-14

UouoHs AND COLDS Those Who are suffering
fyosn coushs, Colds, Sore Throat, &C., should try
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TEocnra sold only 10
boxes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-14
An Appropriate Present,

A box of Lowney's Bonbons, fresh, at
Twin City Drugstore, Seventh ana MAIN
ctr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-14

D,sapreeable sensations resulting from
cough vanish before DR.. Buifs Sous"
syrup
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-14
"QGO Vadfs,"
Paper, % cents.

Paper, q cents.
THE BELL
BOOK AND STATIONERY CcAPAS1s
72S east Main street.
we have no time TO write anvsruse.
ments. Diamonds and Watches take ~
our attention. Season gooos spreaa vss
you want at ~
d. BUCHANAN & SONS.
Coldsmiths and Jewellers.
III east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-14
The Weather.

- WASHINGTON, December u-s
DAM Forecast for Tuesday:
For virginia-Threatensng wea>'
ther and rain; easterly winds; q
slight rise In temperature.
For North carolina-RaiHs; easterIx
winds. shifting to southeriy; warmer "
western portion.
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND.
YESTERDAY was warmer and partly
cloudy. 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-14

ter Judgeship contest was referred to
committee of five TO decide.
King William Loudoun. and Lunenburg
counties were passed by, and nominations
for the Montgomery judgeship taken up.
MONTGOMERY CONTEST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-14

The vote resulted:
4..l'.F .F........ ...... ........... .s's.s''''-''
Che detailed vote was as follows:
Dor LOYe-Messrs. Anderson, Bafks'
c... Derry, Blakemore, Blakey, @. -
Laa3. Blanton. Browning. Carringtoh'
Chaplin. Churchman. Clare, Clement
Cooke. craig. Darnan, Diggs, Early Els
WICK. Embrey. Fairfax. FeatheIstoh'
Fitzpatrick, Gallcher Garrett Garnet'
C"yua Hale Hartley Hatcher James
@. 81. jennings, Jordan. Keezen, Letcher'
L1tellce. Lowry, Matthews, Massie'
Iaup.u. McIlwaine. Minter, Montague
Norris Murphy. Opie, Palmer Parks
FlIlcton Pitcher Sands, Sayers, settle
Charles smith, surgener, Switzer' Iate'
WmDln, Turpln. c. NJ. Wallace, q. NJ
Wallace c. II. Walker, silas Walker
Ma3od. willard. Winston, Withers
Nlthrow. Wood-7o.
For Barley Banscrman, G. 4. Bidhes
E0az j. J.. Booker, Boykin, G. }. camp
beH, r.. j. Campbell, Carter, DUKE, Es'
8ieaon, Flood. Foikes. Hanson, HOODS
Jenrios +. n. Jones. Kane, kizer' .
Mann. W. II. Mann. Mason, Maynaru
Mushbach. Newberne, owen Power
heddy, SneaG. J. p. Smith, Southan' S'
Clair ard Watkins-5i.
On motion OF Dir. Stubbs, the ca0uceS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-28
The Key Of sheridan's Success.

General Horace pors,r, in his Cam paisnins With GrarJ iH The Century. says a1f,s' describing che battle Of Five Forks:
 J sheridan haa tlist day fought one of the most lit, resting tactical battles 2 the war admirable in conception, bril- liant iii execution, s5rikiug!y dramatic in it's incidents and productive of eN- uelaeiy Important results
 said 10 him, 1t seems to me that you hava exposed yourself today in B manner hardly justiiiable cn tho part og Il commander of such an important His reply gave what seems to be the true key to his uniform sue cess on the field, T have never in my life taken a command into battle and had the slightest desire to come out alive unless 1 won
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-28
ieunieni Euplonlr gnptonfn

No donbt many people are awar that Eupion Gil makes il much bet ter light than the lower grades ol coal oil, bal we donbt il there are any that know that gallon oi Eupion lasts longer than cheap oil Then, why not have the best light when the differeneein cost K scarcely nothing Eupion is sold at the fol.
 owing places:
 ateGain Grocery To. John B. Talbot J2 Co Robinson Greenfield, J. L. Lloyd Me ln- Tankerslcy Go, r Eros,
 " |. Dewoody X Co liouston < Roaue, [ E. oldsluith X C. Fhalheiner Bros. Ferguson Russell. r. n. Mercantile Co II. F. seyeke '. Lnmpklni J E. Simmons. BlnG City Lumher Co. c. \ Hart Drug eo N S Beard oedtf 7lz Ilrafia X AlrSaader
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-28
It Saves the Creupy chilaren.

SEAvIEw, Na-Ne have Il sp!eE- did sale an Chamberlain Cangh Remedy. and our customers coming from fnr and near. speak tf it in tbe highest terms. Many have said that their children would havc died of croup ii Ghamherlaips Coagh Remedy had not been given.-krl- lam X Ourren. 1'ir . and 90 cent sizes for sale by ". l.. DeWoody < Co. Druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-28
retter. salt.Rheuln ard Eezen.a

The intense itching and smarting inel dent 10 these diseases is instantly allayes b applying Chamberlain $ Eve ~. Skin Ointment. Many very bad case 'tave been permanently cured by 1t. :. is eqrally efficient fci itching piles an
 hdn fassitS S.ps aseay ysbsa 5Ss sore rdst ntpPRf R and chronic sore eye... 9 cts. per be
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-28

We call the attention Of our reads CTS to the new advertisement which appears today for c. Yoss ( Bro. This firm has just received three ear loads cf buggies, surreys and road wagons, md invites yaH te cnll and insp aet their stock and investigate their prizes before placing lour ar. ders.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-28

The Uaion League. of the Metho- dist churches, in the city, will com .vene in the First Methodist church next Sunday afternoon at o'clock < good program has been arranged, All invited to attend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-28

Cards are out announcing he mar riaee q Mir George W Thomas. ot this city tu Misc Helen Lignor. Gi TeNarkaaa Tue marriage will take place an 0ttoher 6. ls97. at St. James Episcopal Church in Texarknnn. Ut l:aa o'elnek D. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-28
X Cure for Bilious Colie.

REsotReE, Serevan Co.,. Ga.-f have been subject to Attacks oI hili- ious eollc for several years. Gham- berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar- rhoen Remedy k the only sure relief If acts like q charm. One dose ot it gives relief when ali other remedies 'ail. --G. D. sharp. For sale by N. l.. DeWo0dv x Co.,. Druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-28

The services in Lakeside church last Sunaay were well attended and Interesting. One accession bt letter. rhe Eeworth i."agne has changed sime of nleetiue from Snnday aiter- noon, te every Friday night at [ .31 o'clock. Ehe Yonng penple specially lntIleti.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-28

Ii some capitalist would erect q large and handsome oiiire-huilding in Pine Bluff It would prove Il profit able investment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-28
BLOOMS MEAT MARKET.
 1908 West Barraqne St

Rieyelists should Tt once place bells and lanterns on their wheels. Let them remember that the ordinance requiring these things goes into effect on Friday Oetoher 1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-28

Nonre Phillips. eolored, was arrested this morning on true blll charging him with grand larceny.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-28

A.J. Mitchell keeps constantly on hand u inrg sortEent oi the tinest hnd best candies to he found on the market. dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-09-28

IT You WIsa to purity your Elood Nou should take 4 tnetiieine which snrss blood diseases No other snrdieine has such a record oI cures As Hoods Sarssparille