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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-11-04

Rsp sss ~ C@s. TAsssss 4. xvsss. Wh~ r -
Bsss In Raleigh . m~~sA - - 1as -.
KEsnasssg tie H~ehs Re nsasss ~
tts Isssttssssa H~s ~ W. s>~s ST. :
sassaistsg.
Wilmington xss~nxsr.
c2lorel Thom.. s. Erass. In. VII
known expert aceornsnss of sass
city, has been .in X xleigh for m,ath,
having been engaged By Governor
ID. l.. Russell 10 examine the books
OF the State penissntiary Cor the paxs
four years % 81 % and &C. He
wxs appointed 1T the suggestion of
Mr.. Wu. Il. Cha1bourr. OF this city.
chairman OF the penitentiary q aAnes
com mitsee. tor tho purpose OF going
iato the resources and expenses OF
the peniteniiary, With . view TO as
certainipg Il the institution was self
sustainipg.
Col. Evans has finished his exam
| nation OF the books and has re
turned to the city from the State
capital. Ga yesterday he submitted
his report to Mr.. Chadbouru, and il
10 as follows:
To the Board Of Directors, North
Carolina Penitentiary.
Gentlemen:-having performe d the
duty assigned me By carefully ex
aiming the books Of your institu-
ton, | beg to report that the penl-
Tertiary has never yet been self sus-
tanning;
That the expenses for the
year 1895, exceed the re-
ceipss from all industrial
operations to the extent Of { 4s 81 IS
That the expenses for the
year 1886, exceed the 70
ceipts from all industrial
operations to the extent of 1892 O6
That in mmeacement of
1888, March 18th, the prop
erty account of assets
amounted to... lo4 OO4 u
And that the appropriations
received before January,
1885, amounted to-. 74,I5s II
Making together. sl7s,l 1862 50
And that at the end of the
period, March Is, 1897
the value of the assets was
only { 74,OI4 a.
Showing decrease of assets
to March Is 1897 ... { l04,l4s 81
Receipts and expenditures of the North
Carolina penitentiary, 1895 '96:
Total expendi-
lures to De-
| Gem Der 3Oth, 5000 Is $3.50, 22s 70
| Of which sum
this amount
| il incurred
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-11-04
TUE CAUCASIAN.
;,b y. c., November 1, 1897
.rSATOR BUTLER

r,, .arak at Roxboro, Tuesday, Nov.
49, Let all the people in this
mig counties turn out 10
.b,. c.GJ,d orator on the issues Of
me day. ------
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-11-04

Receipts and expenditures Of the North
Carolina penitentiary, 1856:
1895 1s44;
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-11-04

Showing t b e
whole expen-
ses four years
Received from
labor, sales.
etc., includ-
ing all indus
try..........
Expenses i n
excess of to.
tai receipts
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-11-04

$!3l,625 26 $15s,3l2 80
95 1888 70 146, $40 "a
S46, 541 80 efi, 9992 90
444. 1873 II 5000 %
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-11-04

ksys the sasto Do@isgo Csstsas fes n 90
Years for .. 500. eoo-It also secures ~.
Portaet Rail Gay Coacesaieas.
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DEATH OF MRS MtI.T MOORE

Mrs. Milt Moore died at velasco Sun
day night at 1880 o'clock, and will be
buried this morning at Lagrange.
The deceased was the daughter Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. l. G. Klllough OF La
Grange, and the family is one Of the old
est and bsst known in Fayette county
About eighteen years ago she was married
10 Mr.. alilI Moore, and for several years
they have resided in Velasco, where she
was most highly esteemed for her many
Christian and charitable traits OF charao-
ter. She would always eadeayor TO minister
10 the sick and those in trouble, and both
al her homo and In LaGrange she was
loved b. an who knew her.
The remains we're brought to this city
yesterday morning. and prepared for ship
mont by Wall * Stahe. and were taken 10
La5rencs las night for ntcrmeut. aU-
rcmpanied by the bereayed husband. her
sisters. Mrs o. FARES Of Fiatonia Mrs
Wailer Burns of this city. ami Miss Lea
hilioueh OF L1Grange. and Messrs Days.
John ard Ira Killbough. brothers. MIR
Waller Burns also accompanied the sun-
cral party
The relatives OF the deceased were at
the bedside and spent yesterday III this
city With Nh and Mrs. Burns.
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CITY BRi:NIrIEs.

The annual meeting az the Houston
Is y-rm for eiust.on OF ofnc ers WI be held
I'D 'ht i!''.a tonight at ) o'clock
Tho le .oa of officers OF the Re9uhlicaa
Lax CLUB, hJch was 30 have been held
i4- . sr.. Ms postponed on accourt Of
ine an<-n OF Major Char.es e. Peck uu-
ul next No .Iy n ght
Mrs. Soabrook W. Sydnor. assisted nv
''" Misses Cleveland ana The VI sses Root
Mil have charge Of he Sheltering Arms
.eh room today. The usual delicious menu
W.. be served.
Mary Seeland aged s. years. a native OF
NV orleans, died in that city January
The funeral look place Sunday afternoon
from the late residence. No 9ilg Laurel
stree. New Orleans
Deputy Sheriff Gilbert yesterday levied
lp7n q lot Of candy IN the assigned Rnser-
He'd sock under u writ of sequestra lon
-ssucd 'n favor OF tn National Cracker
company. The company's claim vas for
There Will be a meeting of the Young
men Of the congrega .ion OF the First
Freshylerian church In me chapel al 7.i5
o clock this evening. All the Young mon
OF tire conerogation are requested to be
present.
AZ The regular meeting of Lone Star
) .0dst No. ]. Independent order ~ on
! tiiows, tonight. there VIII be ins.allat ton
oi officers Tor he ensuing term \ VOL.
cVno Is most cordially extended 10 all Wis
Jung brethren in the city 10 attend
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Pr@is.ic INHALATION
OF Magnolia Camp No. IL, Woodmen
of the World.

Magnolia camp No. g. Wcodmen OF the
World. gave a public installation OF on
GERS at Knights O; Fyshias hail. IN The
Burns building last n.sat which was
largely attended The Woodmen o, the
World is a secret society designed to unite
its members By oansa.olf OF honoF Tor
mutual fellowship ana assistance. expand
ing the sentiments o. love, charity and
good Viii. 10 care Tor the SICK and to aid
Ia procuring employ for the des-cV-
ing and worthy aad to gave substantial aid
to the families o. deptEieuts Of deceased
member
\ feature Of the order. which is to a great
extent mutual insurance organization. 81
TIE obligation 10 place ovcr lhe Lrdve ol
every deceased member monument. !hls
IS departure that at once cause one to
think about me Noo1ncn and the placing
Of that monument is alV.a34 done with /.
great deal OF ceremony
aruolla camp IS lar one aad the
friends Of the members ding a large
number OF ladies' assent last night 10
witness the installation lemcny. The
camp was FIRST opened IN tie form. an Or
eheatra playing the music AS the opening
ode was sung. Regular business was sus-
pended and II =. Halycrto Installing Of
hccr, acting as consul commander, ohli-
gated the follow INK new o.Icers according
10 the rituailstic custom @. the order
W. u. Martin. consul commander g. W
ziegicr. adviser lieuteaaat s Simou.
clerks 81. Grant. bauke. r. Anderson.
cs.or. J. Chlds. Watchman, f. fowle7.
s'i try. J. Journey +. Lacy. T. 4. COLLEEN
managers. Il. 5. Hesig. a. NJ. Au,ery
physicians
Wien the installation Of officers ha
been coucludei The following performance
was rendered.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05
Races Next Thursday,

The Gcrtemen's Driving association
viii hold matinee race meeting on
Thursday afternoon, January T. at The
Houston Driving park
An interesting programme consisting OF
live trotting and pacing races will be
given owners to drive their own horses.
large number of entries have been
secured and fine afternoons entertain
meul is assured to all Who attend The
races will begin promptly at O'Clock
fuhlic conveyances viii leave the court
house square at | o'clock
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THE DEATH ROLL.
william :. Clam.

William s. Clapp the strange printer
whose illness has been mentioned in Tbs
Post, died yesterday afternoon at ST. Jo-
seph's infirmary. where he was sent and
being cared for by the Typogra phical Union
of this city. The poor fellow never regain
cd consciousness or strength enough TO tell
anything o. his antecedents His brother
typos did all that could be done for him on
earth, and today will lay him away in their
lot in Glen wood The funeral will take
place from the undertaking parlors OF
Messrs. Wall & s'abe at 3 p. m. and the
members OF the union are requested to as
semble there promptly at that hour.
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nero Is now an attraction at tho Audi
forum that deserves cncouragcment-much
more than was accorded IT last night AT tho
opening. II is known as ,hc scb,,.r,
- "''N" az '"' SchN8V@
S'ovN company with band ana orchestra,
ant forms an aggregation Of very clover
people, who do comedy admirably and carry
a repertoire that appeals to most ryery
taste for light amusement.
M Schwarz is vol known and ropui
able manager and has been presenting some
very crcditable attractions in several cities
OF Texas of late, notably at Waco and san
antonio. Several seasons ago he was the
manager of the Waso opera house for the
Hrteuwall circuit
us present company has been gotten 10.
getbor with The lew Of giving a thorough
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05
Election Of Officers.

The order Of Kings of the 2" held an
election Of officers last night in the Py;hi
an hall, Fifth ward. with the following re.
suit;
r. $. Able, strand potenta,e; +. E.
adams. grand guardian; A. A. Ras h,
sfana treasurer W. :, Ship, grand guide
l.. RoscnwSld grand workman: r q
Gasne, grand secretary, and W. 7. Ger
don. GranA hanAer
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Gases Set for Trial
JANUARY 8

JANUARY .
Gustaye Farmer W. t. ] Smith
JANUARY 2
!. L. McIiyain We. a. + Llaesln. 60.
J. l.. Stevenson Va. Jos Farrell
Tony Reader We. Singer Manuf1etur!ns
r. kirber VS.. Theo Il. Boyd.
JANUARY Q.
9. a. wyland and wife Va G.. W. sher.
rick.
JANUARY H.
Nancy jackson ct al vs.. the Hartford Fire
,rsurance company; contract
y. A. Mckee VS.. International and Great
Northern Railway company.
Mrs. Page Fisher VS.. Liverpool, London
|rd Globe Insurance company. contract.
JANUARY ie.
john J. Wagner vs.. International and
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the western part of the state in the interest
OF Pythianism. His first stop Is at GONZALES.
Texas. where he delivers an address 20
night at the public installation OF the Off
GERS OF Gonzales Lodge No l05 after which
the lodge tenders him grand banquet and
ball. In both OF which air. Griggs is fully
capable OF participating with gnsio and
grace. respectively. equal TO anyone, From
Gonzales he goes westward and returns the
latter part OF the week
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granted leave to file frs, amended original
petition.
Ex-pArse Tracy b. Dunn for removal OF
disabilities. petition granted
Edward Clspper ct al. vs. Esicile Brady
ct al: molten to correct Incorrect spelling
IN final decree. granted al ordered that
wherever the nainn o. defendant A. r..
stimson Is spelled Stinson in the record
that 1t be changed
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Installation of Red ,Ic,

At the regular meeting OF Tonkovay
Tribe. No ., Improved order Of Rcd Men.
held last night the following oficors were
Installed by Great saehem s. D. Moore:
j. J kaufman. prcph,t. r. Y. TIerver
sachem J. y. Perkins senior sycamore.
j Schroeder junior sycamore. J. u.
Moore chief 81 records W ii. McElrov
keerer of wampum; j., Gomez. trustee.
Mingo Tribe No. :. will install toaicht.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

In Justice Fitze's court yesterday the
case OF a. 6. Lube VS.. S. T. Steele. forci-
bic detairer. was tried before jury. The
was entered.
In this court Mrs A. London made an
affidavit agains, Dick Hall for seriously
threatening her lie.
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suit. Filed 4. the District Court.

Two suits were filed in the district court
yesterday as follows:
C. II. Gueringer VS. +. Kiber, attach
inent.
Chas. koerge vs. Louisa schott, trespass
to try title and for damages.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

ONLY one marriage license was issued
Yesterday, that being to John {. Coviusr
and Miss Ohra Stockman.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

Pea@lons have been Issued TO osise,s Of
Texas rs follows
Issue OF Deremoer Is, lSsS-Mex!car war
y COW catharlne 7. Howell, Houston,
Issue % Ne cmhcr 49, lSa6--Ortc mi
Adam Ackor New Braun eS Coma COM
" JHmes y. Fora Catfish. henderson
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05
GEORGE BERLETH.
BOOK AND jon PRINTER,
""'h street, Houston. Texas.
|""sers' Briefs n Specially.

unanoei rail, where short voluntary nrayers
. "vie given, and during which the hymn.
Mhere My Savior Leads. | Will FOLLOW"
sung The Lords Prayer repeated in
chorus closed the period.
.'iss johnson then took charge of the
n..,!s' ana after singing Sweet Mo-
"a Us ahl a prayer. she read the Ieth
Chapter Of Eccleslasles. She said her work
was among childrea and told how parents
,nlSht everything to children except the
nlnle ana expected the SUNDAY school
eaeheF insti!l enough religion into the
s!n1s OF the children in twenty minutes on
SUNDAY to Keep them all week and take
,nsH' 10 heaven. They can't do IT,, was
Miss Johnson's verdict.
nc service was Very interesting through
oul, ana the same can be said of the young
peoples service which followed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05


JANUARY Is.
r. w Scott a Co, International ant
Great Northern Railway company. inter
yenor, VS.. +. A. Farmer Commission com
rany.
Forest City Furniture company vs. Albort
chimene; debt.
JANUARY Is
Mic xan,hos vs. Frank Criseone. dam
ages.
Gulf. Colorado and Santa re Railway
company VS.. H. d. Taylor & Soas-
JANUARY IS.
Candy n. Weber vs. j. G. supor.
JANUARY IS.
Ella carnell VS. Missouri. Kansas and
Texas Railway company. damages
Annie Burnett VS.. Texas and New Or
| leans Railway company.
| The r. 4. Kelley company VS. Dumbie.
Armstead Z Co. debt
| Hy s. Fox Jr. vs. John Callaghan e;
al. damages.
JANUARY Ia.
Francis Smith vs. Gulf. Colorado and
Santa Fe Railway company.
| William HilIott and wife VS.. William
| Manager. contract.
Theo. Keller VS.. James Lawlor, debt
JANLAkf ".
+ c. Bochow VS. L. Housman.
L. A. and r. \. Bigham VS.. Henry S.
Fox Jr right Of property
Leon b. Smith. trustee vs. Cuff Colo
RADIO and santa Fe Railway company
damages
J n Taub vs. American Brewing asso-
citation
William Manager VS. Bergen.
JANUARY Fl.
Acme Lumber and Manufacturing COM
psny rs. p. II Campbell dcot
y r. stegall vs.. Hlgh Hamilton. dala-
ages.
Minnie Roach vs. Houston East and
West Texas Railway company. appeal
JANUARY 20
r. L. Hughes VS.. Albert Erickson ct
al damages
JANUARY rs.
= a. Roichardt vs.. A. Triboue ct al.
William Ritter VS.. L. schlesHnger ct
al,
Patrick c. byrne VS. T II Thompson
4 Co. damages
Charles f. Semple w. G.. Z Stout. debt
u b. Sanborn VS. Ed Banks
L. Hood IS. Mary l.. Brown e, al.
Fannie Williams vs. John Yates debt.
+. ; Glove q Go. IS. J g Johns. con-
tract
Thomas Roach ys II Nsstcrson at al
Murphy 90 al VS.. Fidelity and
Deposit company. contract
Lionel and g.. GruInbach IS. jules
iiirsrh debit
Theo. Roller VS. Houston and Texas
, ~ "a f5l'Nay eoihpanF. Farn,shee
HDsar '-l''l''ah VS.. ) +. Melom' debt. |
JANUARN o.
Acme Lumber comp,ny ys. Bayou cry /
bn,idins ard Loan association. earnishec
" + Whitney IS Henry Frrund debt (
j W Edwards VS.. Bayou city Lumber /
company
haot OF commerce VS. Martin Henry ct
81, ner'
,,,,i h '1,,... h,ashef q 60. VS.. Louis a.
larson se~all Co. VS. L. A. Thorn
'on 81 al
John Bate ct al debt
A. +. Lincoln rs Cora Allen ct al.
JANUARY 81.
William Dixon ct al VS. Fred schuhler
~ a. c,Aoo o., o-,
nlshcc ''''D"'' '''"'" N'"u"' gar
JANUARY Is.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

Wsere you get but one class Of work. ana
dry.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-05

EVERYBODY TREATED ALIKE
at 81 Packard's Troy Laundry. IL: Prs'f's
avenue.
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In Interest of pytl,ian,,m.

Geo D. Grisgs' deputy grand chancellor |
knights OF Pythias, has been called into |
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FINE POCKET ROCKS
ana Gard Cases at Pastoriza's Stationery
store
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TO CURE 4 coin IN ONE DAY.

take Laxative Bromo Q>,nlne Tabsn.
an druggists refund the money 4 II fans
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But ONE FLAcE

Z. c Crawford. the rea Man. ,o,. re.,,
rgenlv ''- -sAaS
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IN lllalr.rl tnurt.


lu tte ciri dlsric, court ,es,c-s-v ,bo
oso' 81 GeorSe Burger assinst the Mn.
apafv KANSAS eud Texas iailway company
,of eamego, vas u.pd before Jury TIL
fl e slH pst
1a. eess o. Jerome p Cochran e. a.
"a iep'3 @utr ri FL igr ueepaaf to try
--' app cog trial
Nss w ssaea the following orders
ffA Narshaur an CRY Of uouf-
sft eff-isfs by agreement
80 Des l-assii 80. Consumers on com
12fg ftzfL7 . Jury Tor defendant ard
.sfs FRA aetsr1trsiy
stferr cshrzn -. Henry Mohr. o.
81 i'slasi'fE granted leave to file fourth
seFp.eH.ertsi ps;lfion
~ y EerHo7 ss AiFgouri, Kansas and
Teyaa Tailray company, set for January
VIM BANNED ct al VS. John n. Kirhy
Eeeflyer' continued by agreement and set
ios February 10,
D. r. Miles ct al VS. J. J. Settcgast Of
al continued and set for the third day
OF February term.
Robert :, Ford, executor. VS. Char /
Newman; continued aud SGT for the third
jury day Of the February terr.
Christopher Bammell VI Houston ana
Texas Central railroad company. plaintiff
given leave TO flle first amended original
petition.
criser G Buck VS.. J. T. Yoho; plaintiff
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Entre Mons.

The Entre Nolis Euchre Club was entertained last Tuesday afternoon by Miss May Meyer, at the home of her parents on WestBarraque street.
 The first prize was won by Mrs. $ <. Rosenberg and the second by Mrs. Gus Waterman. The visitors prize was captured by Mrs Jacob Relnach and the lone hand prize was won by Miss Lockheim, of Little Rock. Ele- gant refreshments were served and the occasion highly enjoyed by all present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-18

Saturday morning negro woman committed a bold theft. and one which our people shoul9 be on their guard against. The woman in ques- tion appeared at the home of Mrs. l.. Lesinsky, knocked at the door, and when the lady of the house appeared informed her that q neighbor desired to borrow her silk purasol. Mrs. Lesinsky believed the woman, and gave her the parasol to carry to the nelghbor. The negro and parasol have disappeared and left no trace behind. The neighbor denies send ing the woman for the parasol, and Mrs. Lesinsky suffers q loss.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-18
EASTER gl 0 Cl CARDS AT
 qs ROSENBURG'S BOOK STORE, gs
 West Secoad Avenue
West secoad Avenue.

General R. W Porter. of Little Rock, is down to attend the conven- tion and is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. ]. l.. Caldwell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-18

Yesterday at meeting of the local Board of Fire Underwriters the following officers were elected f0I the coming year President. R. H ]. NJ. Mills; Secretary. \. L. Vernon: Treasurer, W z Tankcrslcy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-18

Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson and two children, after q several days visit to friends and to the Y. NJ. C. A Convention, left yesterday for Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-18
sto ckholde CTS, Meeting.

\ meeting of the stockholders Of the Standard Comnress and Ware house Company. is hereby called to meet at the office Of the Secretary on Tuesday. May IS. 1897. at 2p. n., fpr the purpose of electiDg seven direct ors. to serve for the ensuing year. and to transact any other business that may lawfully come before said meeting. J. B. TR JLocK,
 Secretary. Pine Bluff, Ark. April 1s. 1887. dtf.
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The Simpson < Webh Furniture O., of Little Rock, have decided to close up their branch house at this place and are offering their stock Ut greatly reduced prices. See their ad- vertisenent of tl.eil closing out sale i'll this issue.
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Screen doors and screen win. dOwS, fancy or plain. All tastes suited by the Bluff City sIum Der L0s 3 A d&utf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-18

Mir. W.C. Ronndtree, who is now engaged in the mercantile business at Toronto, was in the city yester- day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-18

Mr. W. C. Rountree. after a pleas ant visit to Pine Bluff friends, re turned to his Toronto home Satur- day
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Friday afternoon the Washington Irving Literary Society of the City High school gave most interesting debate on the subject, Resolved that l great poetnecd not be good man. 7 The literary and musical program of the afternoon was ex- ceedingly meritorious.
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FINE BLUFF DAILY GRAPHIC.
PINE BLUFF. ARK..APRIL IS. 1887.
CITY ITEMS.

Mr. J. W. Crockett was q visitor 10 the city yesterday.
 Mr. q. l.. Morris. of Engand. was in the city yesterday.
 Mr, W M Price, the Stuttgart real estate man, is registered at the Tru- lock.
 There will be dance given at the Bluff City Club next Thursday night Mr. F. r. Byrd will return today from q brief business trip to points in Texas.
 Mir. Ben McGammon has returned home, after T business trip to Little Rock.
 Probate Court was in session Fri day, Tt which the usual routine bus mess was transacted.
 It has been more than one month since q fire occurred ill Pine Bluff. Mayor Bell will probably anhounce his appointments to the Council Monday night.
 
 Mr .Chas. T. Wiley, of Cummins, wili arrive here today. on visit to friends.
 Prof. F. l., eiutewood. of Russel- vile, passed through the city last night enronte to Dallas county to visit relatives.
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Friday afternoon Dr. ]. l.. Buch- anan, ef the Arkansas Industrial University, delivered q lecture to the pupils of the City High School which was greatly enjoyed by his hearers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-18

Mr. ". Nj. Price, the Stuttgart real estate man, is registered at the Tru- lock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-18

spring has come, and it is high time that the bicyclists of the city were organizing to the end that some good roads or paths be built. Secretary Mills of the Cycling and Good Roads Club will soon issue u call for q meeting and it is hoped that the wheelmen generally will attend the meeting.
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There will be dance given at the Bluff City Club next Thursday night
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-18

WANTED-Capable lady orgentle- man to act as local representative; guaranteed salary $50 per month. Cali on NJ. r. HARDIN,
 Ct Williams $ Hill Hotel. 4th Ave
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Mr. P. F. Byrd will return today from brief business trip to points in Texas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-18

alr. c. L. Morris. of Engand. was in the city yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-18

Afr. Ben McGammon has returned home, after .n business trip to Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-18

Probate Court was in session Fri day, q which the usual routine bus mess was transacted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-04-18

Mr. .Chas. T. Wiley, of Cummins, wifi arrive here today. on visit to frieads.