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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-21
THE MONUMENT ILLUMINATED.
Advance Electric Company Completes
Its Work.


The system of electric illumination of the
monument for encampment week was tested
last night 1t is a success in every way. In
point of scientific construction the work is
far ahead of anything that has ever been
attempted in Indianapolis. Artistically it
meets the expectations of the most critical.
The work is a credit to the Advance Elec-
trio Company, which, while comparatively
new concern, has already carried out sew
eral large and difficult contracts. Their
work on the English Hotel, which required
6.000 incandescent lights, is greatly admired.
This company has also secured the contract
for lighting the Blind Asylum. The four
big searchlights at the top of the monu-
ment work to perfection. Each searchlight
has $1,000 candle power, and picks up"
buildings at the extreme limits of the city.
The object glasses Of the searchlights are
fourteen inches in diameter. Immediately
below the searchlights are 100 incandescent
lamps, forming a belt around the stone
eagles az the top of the SHAFT The six
teen windows on the monument are outlined
by ESQ lights. The navy astragal has the
same number and the wreaths and bronze
medallions are decorated with 100 lamps.
There are 300 lights about the army astra-
gal. On the north and south sides of the
monument are red. white and blue shields
of $50 colorcd lights. Two hundred more
lamps festoon the army astragal, while inn
mediately below are two big Tags, with 440
lights, which blink incessantly, giving a
waving effect. The most beautiful effect is
the illumination of the cascades, which re-
quires l,209 colored lights, aside from those
used in the K. of p. emblems beneath the
first waterfall. Each color Is on a sepa-
rate circuit. and the three cascades may be
made to CLEAN with one color, or with diff
ferent tints. The effect last night. with the
whirling designs, and the cleaning of the
falling water, was very beautiful
The design for the illumination was Dy
Mr.. r. ]. McAllister. of Newark n. J. The
entire work has been executed under the di-
rect supervision of Mr.. Harry MARSH or
the Advance Electric Company: Mr.. MARSH
and the company he represents are 70 pc
credited with having furnished what Will be
the most talked-of feature OF encampment
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THIRTY-FOUR SHOTS FIRED.
Private Detectives Have a Fight with
Armed Negroes.

Private Detectives Page and Fort, both of
whom, however have been on the regular
police force and are to be extras during the
K. of p. encampment this week, went down
into the bottoms in the rear of Maus' S
brewery yesterday looking for stolen goods
which they believed to be in that neigh
borhood. A long hunt failed to reveal the
desired property and they were about to re-
turn to the city when their attention was
drawn to group, composed of two negroes
and two white men, The colored men were
acting in a suspicious manner and the de-
tectives approached to question them. Their
answers were unsatisfactory and one of
them persisted in keeping his arms folded,
with his hands concealed beneath the coat.
What have you got under there?" de-
manded Page, as he stepped forward to see
for himself.
With an oath the colored fellow drew two
large revolvers, one in each hand, and
opened fire on the detective The men were
less than three PAGES apart, but the bullets
went wild and no harm was done. The sec
ond negro, when he saw the bold act of his
companion, also produced two revolverS and
followed his example. The detectives were
surprised and stunned for a moment. Then
each drew his f1ve-Shooter and started after
the retreating negroes. "A regular battle
followed, the negroes, with revolver IN
each hand, blazing recklessly and retreat
ing up the slight rise in the ground, and
the detectives following, not armed so fully,
but using their weapons with more GOODNESS
and elaboration. All revolvers were
emptied, and then came a foot race, in
which the colored men easily left their white
pursuers. Thirty-four shorts were ex-
changed, and as far is known none took
effect, though the detectives insist at least
one of the colored men was injured.
The matter was soon reported to Chief Of
Detectives Colbert, who, with Detectives
Kinney Gerber and Morgan, drove quickly
to the scene. The bottoms were searched
thoroughly, but no trace of the colored men
could be found. The white fellows who
were talking to the colored men when the
detectives approached withdrew beyond
range and viewed the battle from safe dis
lance. They are known, but can give no in
farms ton in reoard the other
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Pyiama. for the soldiers.

To the Editor of the indianapolis Journal:
Now that so many women are engaged In
providing clothing for the sick and wounded
soldiers in the hospitals, il may be worth
while to note the suggestion of man &C
customed 10 the handling of dry goods II
regard to the making of pyjamas. He adj
vises the use of domett instead of the chear
grade of bingham commonly used for These
garments. Bingham is rather a harsh ma
teriaI while domett. which is similar Ia
outing cloth. is soft TO the touch. 1t car
be bought for or cents yard.
indianapolis. Aug %. MRS. L. NJ. j.
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George Messener. $40 Dougherty street,
was placed in the station house yesterday
afternoon for safe keeping. He is said to be
insane, and his actions strengthen the be-
lief. The bicycle policemen were called to
his home yesterday and found him in vio-
lent mood. He had, it is said, made two
attempts to Jump into the cistern, but was
restrained each time Physicians who were
called failed TO quiet him. He is man of
some genius, having small articles. which
he has made himself, scattered throughout
his home Several of these are patented ii
is said He labors under the impression
that his patents have made him rich and
classes his wealth with that of the Wander
ing the life of the turnkey at the station
house or either of the policemen who
brought him in.
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concerts at Fair Bank.

For Knights of Pythias week the Fair
Bank management win discontinue the
vaudeville bill and will give it's patrons a
musical treat. The Fair Bank Concert
Band. Increased to thirty pieces. will give
daily concerts consisting of the latest pop
ular airs. among which will be THE Forge
in the Forest and Dolby's military fan
tasia, From Fireside 10 Battlefield" given
With scenic effects. Montani Brothers
Orchestra will render choice selections on
the terrace every afternoon and night. The
park has been decorated for the occasion
In honor of the Knights OF Pythias who
will be given a musical treat all next week
at the park.
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ADyUTANT POWELL FOR CAPTAIN.
Reports from CrawfordsviIIe as to a
Resignation.

Governor Mount has received no official
information from the War Department indi-
eating that Captain Alexander. of Company
M, Charlottesville. of the One-hundred- and
ffty-eighth Regiment, mas resigned. Not
withstsnding, he has received many letters
and kilograms from Charlottesville people
insisting that in case of Captain Alexan-
ders resignation some one from the COM
First Lieutenant White would be eligible
In case of his promotion. Second Lieutenant
Elston would be made first lieutenant and
a noncommissioned officer from the COM
pany would take his place. The under
standing at Crawfordsviiie lis that Colonel
Smith had decided to recommend Adiufant
George w. Powell Of this city. for Captain
Alexae 4er's place, Il can be said. however,
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NOTICE no CoNTRACTORs.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be
received by the Board OF Commissioners of the
County of Nigo. at the Office of the county
auditor, courthouse, Terre Haute. Ind until )
3. M on Monday, Sept. 5. 1858. the same being
the rst day OF the regular September term. 1928.
Of said board, for the construction of the gravel
roads In Lost Creek township. said county, as
petltioned Cor by Joseph Ripley Ell ell and Nelson
Palmer X AL; said roads to be built according
to tie nlas,s and specifications now en- file in the
audi ~. &c of said county. Bidders shall file
with stleir LIDS respectively good and sufficient
bono IN lice the sum of their bids for the faith
fui perko nance Of the work such bond being
made gay lille to the State OF Indiana.
cDntracf VIII be let and bids be received Under
Eeclons STA zee, and STA fff OF HoTner's An
notalsd Statutes. Indiana. 1891.
Withes, my hand and the seal Of the Board OF
CommEgA oners this 18th day OF August. lSss
fsEALf JAMES SOULES
Auditor Yigo County.
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Death of Mrs. Mnrx j. CatIin.

Mrs. Mary j. Catlin, widow of the late W.
W. Catlin, died yesterday at her home, at
Twenty-second and Illinois streets of can
Ger. she was sixty-seven years old. Her
two brothers, who live in New York, had
been with her for several months. Mrs. Cat
lin and her husband lived in this city for
many years, and Mrs. Catlin leaves large
amount of propertY. She had no children
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-21
e. p. Gate-af Ponce.

e. f. Gates. of the Twenty-seventh Bat
terry, was accidentally left by the Rou-
manian, the boat on which the other In
diana boys suffered such hardships, and is
at first considered A misfortune. Food was
scarce, and with a companion he went to
get a last square meal before the Rou-
manian sailed. He was left Transporta-
ti0ns was secured, however, on the st. Paul,
and they arrived off Ponce before the regu-
lar battery ship got there and besides had
a good bed and plenty to eat on the way.
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that the Governor win appoint only a MAJ.
who is in line of promotion from the COM
pany. u Is not known positively, either.
that Colonel Smith intends to- recommend
the Governor to appoint Adjutant Powell in
his stead, although such reports are given
credence at Charlottesville, judging from
the number of letters and kilograms the
Governor received Yesterday
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The Maennerchor,s Outing.

The indianapolis Maennerchor will have
an outing to Madison, with a boat ride on
the Ohio, Sunday. Sept. 4. The train will
leave the Union Station at o'clock in the
morning, and the members of the Maen-
nerchor, with their families and friends, are
invited to go. The arrangements have been
completed by a special committee, which
will have charge of the entire trip.
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For Tapping a Till.

Clarence Green, colored boy, seventeen
years old, living on Emmett street, was ar
rested yesterday by Detectives Weible and
Thornton and charged with tapping the till
of a grocery store on North Senate avenue
With several companions, it is said he en-
tered the store, and while the other boys
took the clerk to the rear of the room he
opened the money drawer and carried off
e.
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Refused to Pay the Bill.

In Justice Sears's court yesterday Edward
Seely was ordered to the county Jail for
fraudulently Withholding funds withtwhich
he might settle judgment, which is held
against him for board bill by Mrs May
Rayburn. He was approached by Constable
Newhouse while he held his weeks wages
in his hand, but refused to give a part in
settlement.
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James Braden. regimental bugler of the
d-and-ffty-eighth. arrived home
yesterday on thirty days furlough to re-
cuperate from an attack of malaria. He re-
ports that many leaves of absence are be-
ing granted, now that peace has been de-
clared
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-21
CHURCH NOTICES.

ROBERTS PARK NJ. E. CHURCH-Corner Della
ware and Vermont streets. Rev c. L. Bacon,
d. D., pastor. Glass meetings at a. m. sun
day school at 10 a m. Preaching at IL a. m. by
the pastor. Subject, MANS Greatness Measured
by Communion with Cod At 7:45 D. m Mary
Eva GREGG, president NJ Z. Deaconess Society,
will deliver address, Epworth League at e:30
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-21

While at work yesterday. Amelia Gates.
71S Dorman street, employed by the Indian
apolis Tent and Awning Company. acciden-
tally thrust a large canvass needle entirely
through the thumb of her right hand. The
needle broke and she was unable TO with
draw it. The Dispensary physicians re~
1ioved her
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-21
Auction.

AUCTION-Sale of fine jewelry. sell to the
highest bidder, Monday Aug. %, at p. m.
IS watches, 25 tea sets. % clocks 200 gold rings,
$50 chains; over 49, 900 worth of fine jewelry
sisting of everything usually found in irst-class
jewelry store; sale to continue every day until
all sold; present given away at each SALE Sale
at 237 East Washington street. T. E. DAWSON,
Auctioneer.
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DIED.


CATLIN-Mary j.. widow of the late w. w.
eatiin died Saturday, Aug. 20, 1898. aged sixty
seven years Funeral from residence 2179 North
pennsylvania street Monday, at 10 o. clock a. m.
Friends invited. Burial private.
DuCkWALI-Thomas Duckwall, at 10 p. M.
Aug 20 aged sixty years. Funeral from his
late residence, 2l30 North Senate avenue, Monday
Aug p, at a.. m. Friends invited. Burial at
Amelia, o., Tuesday. Cincinnati papers please
copy.
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Chicago Inter Ocean.

IEE1III
While we do not make a business OF tell
Ing the President what he ought TO do q
suggestion that before any Of our volunteer
regiments are disbanded the Cuban fnsur-
gents be compelled to so to work may not
Be considered impairment
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-21

Theodore p. Haughey returned to his
home. at Mapleton. yesterday afternoon. He
had been at Chicago with his sons since
leaving Michigan City.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-21
SOCIETY MEETINGs,

X. OF P.--West indianapolis Lodge. No. 244, will
assemble at corner of Sixteenth street and
North Senate avenue on Tuesday, at l p. m, for
assignment in parade.
s. A. MORGAN, C. C.
j. H. CRULL, K. of r. and S.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-21

While out for ride ON his wheel last
night Walter Keller ran into another
wheelman at the corner Of Doughersy and
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-21
KEELEY INSTITUTES.

The Painheld Kelley Institute successfully
treats and radically cures inebriety, morphine
ia Comm erciaI Club building All business
strictly private and confidential. Tel. No 2427.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-21

FLANNER g. BUcHANAN-32 North
Illinois street. Lady embalmer. for
ladies' and children. Office always
open. Telephone Ga. Hacks at lowest
prevailing price.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-21

C. E. KREGELO. FUNERAL. DIRECTOR. has
~ resumed business at his old establishment 223
Sorth DeIaT-e street. Everything and COM
pete OHice telephone. No. ESQ: residence tele-
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Whereabouts of e. B. MartindaIe, Jr.

E. B. Martindale received a letter from
his son, Elijah, yesterday, in which he
learned that Battery H. to which young
Martindale is attached as a second lieuten-
ant, has been ordered from Tampa, Fla.
where they are now stationed to Fort
Trum bull. New London Conn.
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East streets and was thrown violently from
lis bicycle. He was picked up and carried
to Freunds grocery. where it was found
that his shoulder was broken.
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NOTICE-The undersigned wholesale meat deal
ers will close their places Of business at noon
for the day Tuesday, Aug. g. to enable their
employees to witness the X. of =. parade.
SWIFT & CO.,
NELSON MORRIS & CO,
CHARLES j. GARDNER.
INDIANAPOLIS ABATTOIR CO.,
WHEELER DRESSED BEEF CO.
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For SALE.

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FOR SALE-TeD R.LP.AN.S for cents at
druggists; one gives relief
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Fine match team,
standard bred single-footed saddlers; also
rev. phaeton, harness. for cash real estate. 1882
Ash street.
FOR SALE-Fine S0-acre farm near Millersvlle;
ten-room modern cottage, stables and
fences; everything in prime condition. Call 122
West Ohio street.
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LOST.
LOSTe~SlS0 in bills between Indianapolis Light
and Power Company and ASP South Meridian
Return to 1872 South Meridian and receive liberal
reward.
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BUSINESS CHANCE-I want to buy drug stock
in Indiana Address 5. f. y, care Journal
BUSINESS CHANCE-Having too many kinds of
business on hand, 1 will sell exchange at a
bargain the furniture and fixtures of She Windsor
Hotel. in Rushville, Ind, before Sept. 1. J. l..
STONE, Prop.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-02-20

On account of my room not being large enough. have moved my Kin dergarten into the school house on the Dewoody block. Fifth avenue. Will take children from 10 years old. have q complete kindergar- ten outfit. with the latest improved methods, and solicit the patronage of my friends and the public.
 2-l6 +. Mss SALLIE BYRD.
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If you want spring suit made to order by practical workmen. call and see my new stock. don't rep resent "tailors to the trade;" any order given to me is made in my workshop ill your city. Try me on your Spring suit.
 , l6 Ct BURNS, the Tailor.
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A. ". and Tracy Mills, local deal- CTS of the Smith Premier Typewriter Company, last week sold two of their latest improved machines to A Brewster X Son and Alr. Henry Cady.
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Mir. L. E. Cheek has accepted a position as manager of the Bloom Bros Main street meat market, where he will be pleased to see his friends and public, when in need of meats of any kind. 215 tt
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Miss Aleen Cunningham left Satur- day afternoon for her home in Fay etteville. During her visit here to the Misses Dewoody she made many warm friends, who regret to see her depart from our midst.
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Miss Mamie Courtney, of Winches- ter, will return to this city this af- ternoon and will be the guest of Miss Mary Lindsay for several days.
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Mir. John (. Laine. prominent planter residing near Humphrey. is quite sick at the residence of Mir. E. L. Laine, on Lakeside.
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Mir. Harvey D. Eighme returned Saturday from Washington, D, C., where he has been in business for sev- eral months.
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Mrs. J. F. Simmons and sister. Miss Fannie Hunter, have returned home from a weeks visit to friends at Luke Dick.
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Miss AdeA Hum and Mrs. Mack Hammett returned Saturday after noon from q short visit to Mrs. Mar shall Frulock. at Fairfield.
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Gunther's famous chocolates and boabons at Mitchell's, only, POS Main street. II F If
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Miss Moree Burks arrived in tie city Friday from her school in the country, and will spend Sunday with her parents.
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K EEP your blood pure, your appe> kA tite goo9. 7oul digestion perfect by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, which has power to keep you WELL.
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A freight wreck at Texarkana, de- layed the 1:35 north bound Cotton Belt train one hour and twenty min utes Saturday.
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Catarrh in the Head. that trouble some and disgusting disease. may be entirely cured by a thorough course of Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier.
 Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick headache. indigestion, billiousness. All druggists. 25c.
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Mir. Marion Hudson was q passen- ger on the south bound Valley train Saturday afternoon.
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Mir. B l.. Gocio, wife and daugh- ter, passed through the city yester- day afternoon enroute from their home at Willamette to Fayetteville, Ark.
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Mrs. Will Riley and son Hicks, re- turned Saturday afternoon rom trip to Texas.
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Mir A. H. Raymond. of Coal Hill' Ark, was a visitor to this city yes terday.
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Miss Nina Smart left Saturday af- ternoon for Fordvce. where she will visit for several days.
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Mr. James Cameron, a citizen oi Denning. Ark, was guest of the Trulock Sunday.
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Mir. Simon Bloom returned yester- day from a trip down the Valley road.
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Mir. ". E. Allen. Of England, was a visitor to this city Saturday.
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Mir. T. N. Williams, a prominent citizen of the town of Redfield, was visitor to this city Saturday.
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Miss Rubie Alexander leaves toda ' on a visit to Memphis
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Fresh boneless pig feet and canned beef at Joe C. Meyers. Ills If
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MT. C. c. ogilve is visiting in Mem phis.
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Drink Coca-coIo for headache and exhaustion, at Mitchell's, 20S Main street. If
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Miss Edna Tucker. of Tucker Sta tion, is the guest of Miss Sue Knox, on West Sixth avenue.
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Money to loan on city property See Roberts 6 Johnson. l-30 dtf
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Mir. Joe Alexander's children left Saturday afternoon on short visit to relatives at Fordyce.
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BoRN-To Mr. and Mrs. H. l.. Will son, Friday night. Feb. IS, 1SaS, q son.
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This week we will make a special low price on all toilet soap. 213 MCCAIN GROCERY Co.
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Miss Mamie Mann came mp from Rives Friday afternoon to spend a few days with her mother in this city.
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We have just received the largest stock of Garden seed ever brought to this market. Mccain Gro. Co. If
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Mir. Giles C. Taylor. of the Central Female College. Conway, registered at the Arlington, Saturday.
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If you want good home on the installment plan, see Roberts X Johnson. 1-30 dtf
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Miss Lizzie Kuox will visit friend, in Little Rock this week.
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Desirable homes for sale on East 9th avenue. Instalimeut plan. See Roberts & Johnson. l-30 If
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Mir. F. H. Head left yesterday af- ternoon for the Capital City, wIere he will spend the day.
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Miss Alma Dewoody leaves Tues day to visit friends in Little Rock
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New Caultiower, Greer. Feas, Fresh Tomatoes and all kinds of Spring vegetables at Joe C. Meyers
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Miss Bessie Atwood has returned from visit to friends at Little Rock