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1 votes for Mccoy, so the ballot was thrown out
 In seme of the states, in order Co prevent fraud, a voter is required to sign his name to his ballot. E. c. Sanders east such ballot for Brewster in the Third ward, but the committee refafed to count it.
 h Richland township eleven negro republicans voted in the dem- ocl atic primary for Mccoy aad were counted for him. The General read their names.
 of these eleven votes were counted for Mccoy then, 1, 100 negro republicans out to be counted against him now. If you count one, count the other,o the speaker said. "Take out of the democratic party che right to select it's nominees, and you have no democratic party"
 The speaker tEen replied to the charge of "bolter.' man is not a bolter until he refuses to abide the action of a convention or primary before which he was candidate. Edgar Brewster is not now 8 cand= date for sheriff Bell was not a can didate h the primaries, but was drawn into tue race by 972 demo cratic petitioners, and, was therefore not Q "bolter." McCoys bolt of the election commissioners selected by the convention because these com missioners would not do his bidding was then dwelt upon.
 McCoy's plea for a second primary and his conduct before the commit tee and conyention were criticised. The General devoted the second part of hls discourse to MeCoy's official record, reciting his de- falcation as county treasurer, and reading his deed of trust confessing the same and made to protect his oondsmen. The speaker also com mented upon the discrepancy in the deed, reeiting a default of $4, 700, and McCoys statement to the effect that he had covered the dedication by the payment ol $2.303 70 into the county treasury The speaker asked where the balance was, and said he was sorry the Major was rot present Gin person or by proxy" to answer.
 Judge Jones had stated in White vile township in speech that all these things had been condoned. It was true that the act was barred by the statutes of limitation from prosecution, but a crime against the people is never condoned. when man is elected to public trust and abuses it, as Mccoy has done, the speaker went on to say, the crime is never "condoned". If these things are "coxdoned,' it won t be long until Billy Woodruff will be running for Governor of the State of Arkansas,
 Another issue the speaker de- clared, is whether we are to have fair and horest election. In ad vance of the appointment of judges and clerks of election, he would pass no criticism upon the election com missioners. A petition of l64 names had been presented to them and he believed 1t would have re- spectful nhearing. It could be told from the appointments what was in tended Ii honest and reputable citizens were not selected, the hills
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and valleys of Jefferson. count, would resound with the cry Of the 972 names on Bells petitions.
 No harm could be done the Dem. ocratic party by Mr. Bells election lie IS as good ifnot q better Demo- crat than h's opponent, and tae man receiving the largest number of votes should get the office.
 The resolution published above was then read and adopted aud Gen. White closed amid loud ap plause.
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When Gen. H. King White mount ed the court house steps at 8:10 o'clock last l(Saturday) night to ad- dress the people on local political issues, a vast audience confronted him. At least 1000 people were present from the city and surround ing country, and gave an attentive hearing.
 Gen. White dispensed with the formality of an introduc ton and was received with applause. He divided his discourse into two parts and spoke for an hour. The first part of bis speech was devoted to a review of the address of McCoy's s campaign committee and the evil dence presented to the central com mittee which declared Mccoy The nominee
 First, as to Mccoy and his methods. The latter, said the Gen eral, was a South Carolinian and had been declared the nominee by one vote. "Show me the proud South Carolinian, except Mccoy, who would vote for himself. Four foreigners and unnaturalized per sons, the General declared, had voted for Mccoy, and though they were illegal voters, MeCoy's central committee had counted them.
 The General then recited the Price ballot in the Second ward. All the names for. sheriff were scratched, but this ballot was coun ted for Me- Coy, too.
 Ia some of the states mans vote is indicated by check mark oppos- tie the rame. Such a ballot was the Dixon ballot yoted for Brewster in the Second ward, but the central committee was organized to coun :
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The above resolution was unan- imously adopted by one thousand voices at a mass meeting at the court house last Saturday. night.
 Gen. White read the above reso. lution at the conclusion of his speech, and it expresses unmistaka- ply the determination aud senti- ments of the voters of Jefferson county to hold a fair and honest election on September 9th.
 Gen. Whites address while caustic and vigorous was not as denuncia- tory and severe as many expected. It consisted of a review Of the evil dence placed before the central com. mittee that declared Mccoy the nominee and arraigned McCoy's political record a. an office holder n Jefferson county.
 At the conclusion of Gen. Whites speech, there were loud cries for Bell, " "BeH, , Bell, and the peo- ple's candidate responded. He thanked the people for calling him to be the standard bearer of a great principle, and denounced in no un- measured or unmistakable terms several campaign lies that have been circulated against him. He made @ most eloquent and patriotic speech and captured his hearers.
 The audience was a vast assembl- age. It was, indeed, a monster meeting and almost unanimous for Bell. At least 1000 peaceable and orderly citizens were present and the meeting adjourned without the occurrence of a single unhappy episode to mar the pleasure or inter- est of the occasion.
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After an extended trip through Tennessee, Mrs. Y. V. Mann and daughters, Misses Emma, Eva and Mamie, will arrive in Pine Bluff Fri day on the Lucille Rowland. Miss Emma is well known teacher in the public schools and Miss Mamie will resume her duties as teacher at Rives in q few weeks. Their many friends will be glad to welcome them h Ome
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Engines number 56 and r on the Cotton Belt colided Friday night at the cornar of 3rd avenue and Walnut street. Both were damaged to a slight extent and brakeman was thrown to the ground and badly bruised. The collision was due to an open switch.
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Mrs Joe $. Altschul returned Sat urday from Little Rock. She was accompanied by Mrs. Henry Silverna- gle, who will visit friends in this city for several dnys.
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Mir. J. Cabell Breckenridge, after a summers absence in Brooklyn, ar rived in the city this week and left Saturday for his plantation near Noble Lake.
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Miss Sallle Holmes was in the city Saturday en route to her home in Altheimer from Magnesia Spring where she has been soiourning fol several weeks.
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A HOG.
That Is what Bud Reed Took From the
 Roadside.


 Deputy J. F. Culpepper returned Saturday from Cleveland county bringing with him Bud Reed, white man who is charged with grand larceny. Reed was riding near this city few weeks ago and upon the roadside he saw a hog, that he took n fancy 10, His fancy was so great that it captured the animal and the next thing the hog knew he was running about in Reeds yard.
 Warner Williams, the owner of the hog, discovered the above act, and issued n warrant for Reeds ar- rest. Deputy Culpepper served tho paper and brought Reed to this city Saturday, as stated above, Reeds case was continued by Justice Vance until Tuesday next.
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George Dauraux. blacksmith, had a piece of hot steel strike him on the chest burning a large hole and causing an ugly and painful wound
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Miss Della Caldwell, while handling a bottle of carbolic acid Saturday, accidentally poured the fluid on her hand and was very badly burned.
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Mir. and Mrs. J. W, Sullivan and children have returned from Pres colt, Ark. where they have been spending the summer with friends.
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MONSTER MEETING. At the Court House Last
 Night. Gen. H. K. White and MT. D C Bell Deliver Stirring Addresses A Ringing Resolution
 Passed.
RESOLVED BY

RESOLVED BY THE PEOPLE of the city of Pine Bluff and surrounding country meeting assem- bed at the court house, August 2zh 898 that by pledge sacred honor that will to be arrest ed and prosecuted Jefferson county rich or poor high low, who shall September 5t 1898 before after the election be guilty of any violation of the ton laws of this State and that will contribute all funds necessary to bring such guilty wretches to justice
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The friends of Miss Bessie Mills wlll be glad to learn that she will return to Pine Bluff next month, after an absence of several years at school in Washington City.
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Judge Wm. NJ. Harrison, Sr., after an absence of several months, on a visit to relatives in Fayetteville. arrived home yesterday morning,
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Mir. Alex Vaught. representing the L. Gerstle Medical Co, is in the city calling on his customers. Mir. Waugh t is a hustler, and has been connected with this company for hepast seven years.
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A Collection of Items-brIef and in teresting-gathered by the Graph ic's enterprising reporter in and around the Cotton Belt Shops
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Miss Marie Matthews leaves in a few days for Nashville, Tenn, where she will enter the Nashville Seminary for young ladies, and remain at her studies for several months.
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mr. Will Brewer lea yes today for Heber where he will remain for sev. eral weeks , in search of better health.
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Miss Willie Cross left yesterday morning on m extended visit to friends ana relatives in Louisiana.
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Mrs. NJ. E, Blcnm and daughter. Miss Future, leave today for Eureka Springs, where they wdl. spend the remainder of the heated term.
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Miss Ed't .-Dnl, returned to her home in Stuttgart Saturday, after q most pleasant stay with relatives in this ely.
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Engine No. IS of the Iron Mountain road jumped the track near the depot Saturday afternoon. It was replaced. NJ damage was done.
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Mr. Albert $. Lindsey, of Jackson, Tenn, one of the most popular tray, cling men coming to Pine Bluff, was n welcome visitor this week.
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Mr. D. D, Boyd. a prominent insur- anee man of Memphis. was in the ity several days last week.
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Misses Jennie Kendward and Net tie Bromberger have returned from Little Rock, where they spent sever al weeks the guest of Miss Sa die Englander.
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Mr. J, o. sivess leaves today for New York City. where he goes to purchase a full stock for tue Great Red Store.
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MT. and Mrs. Y. B. Gorden, of Lit tie Rock, are n the city the guests of Mir. and Mrs. NJ. Perdne.
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Messrs. Chas. T. Coleman, of Little Rock, and II, Coleman. Of Dewitt, spent saturday with their brother, ", F. Coleman in this city.
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Mir Guy Chestnut. q member of the fencibles. arrived in the city this morning. He will remain thirty days on a furlough.
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lon, A. L. Gray went down the Valley road this morning on busi- ness.
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Mr. s. T. Abbott, Depocratie nominee for Sheriff of Calhoun county, died Friday.
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Miss Ruby driath, after pleasant visit to her many friends in this city left for her home in Little Rock yes terday afternoon.
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pr. 0. K. Womack, of Sarassa, is Tn the city visiting relatives,
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Mr. Jesse R. Core was in the city Saturday en route to his Plum Bayou home. after soiourning 8 ever al weeks at searcy.
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Mr. Joe Hawley returned home Saturday afternoon from q visit to relatives in Grady.
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Miss Gertrude Goldsmith left yes terday for her home in Little Rock, after a few weeks visit to Miss Josie Dreyfus in this city.
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MT. P. N. Murphy, the handsome express messenger on the Iron Noun tain road, will spend Sunday in Pine Bluff with his many friends.
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A. W. Mills returned Saturday af ternoon from a brief business trip to Arkansas City.
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Mir. Lee Wertheimer has returned from Memphis, much improved in health
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Mrs. Fannie Nordman is very i'll at her home on west Pullean street
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Miss z 1e Simpson, of New Gaseo. ny, was in the city Saturday.
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MT. k. Edgar Reed, of Paragoun 8 in the city on business.
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Mir. E B. Ruster, ot England, is in the city on important business
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Tom MulliEan appeared before justice Vance this morning on the charge of grand larceny, but was re- leased.
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MT. W. H. Rome left Friday night for Tulip to be absent several weeks
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Mr, F S.a Rawlirs, of Jonosbo TO. is registered at the Trulock.
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Mr. Floyd Jarvis, of Noble Lake. is in the city.
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Mrs. Ben Lee, formerly of Des Are, put Who recently moved to this city is very i'll.
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Mr. VIII. Wycoff,of Paragould, was guest of the TrulocF, Saturday
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From Sundays Daily.
 Mr. Floyd Jarvis, of Noble Lake is in the city
 Mr. R. Edgar Reed, of Paragould g in the city on business.
 Mr, r. s.a RawliEs, of Jonosbo TO. is registered at the Trulock.
 Miss z 1e Simpson, of New Gasco. ny, was in the city Saturday.
 Mir. E B. Buster, ot England. is in the city on important business.
 Mr.W.H. Wycoff,of Paragould, was q guest of the TrulocF, Saturday.
 Mr. Thoa. NJ. Atchlnson. of Nal vern, is Pine Bluff visitor today.
 Mrs. W. H. Can't, of Lear, is spend ing a few days at Sulphur Springs.
 MT. W. H. Rome left Friday night for Tulip to be absent several weeks. Mrs. Fannie Nordman is very i'll at her home on west Pullean street. A. W. Mills returned Saturday af ternoon from a brief business trln to Arkansas City.
 MT. Joe Hawley returned home Saturday afternoon from q visit to relatives in Grady.
 Mr. & T. Abbott, Dep oeratie nominee for Sheriff of Calhoun county, died Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. Y. B. Gorden, of Lit. tie Rock, are n the city the guests of Mir. and Mrs. NJ. Perdue.
 MT. D. D, Boyd, prominent insur- anee man of Memphis. was in the ity several days last week.
 Miss Willie Cross left yesterday morning on m extended visit to friends ana relatives In Louisiana. MT. Will Brewer lea yes today for Heber where he will remain for sev. eraI weeks in search ofbetter health. Mias Ed t .1lDau returned to her home in Stuttgart Saturday, after most pleasant stay with relatives in this ciiy.
 Mr. J. o. sivess leaves today for New York City, where he goes to purchase a full stock fer tue Great He'd Store.
 Mir. Guy Chestnut. q member of the fencibles. arrived in the city this morning. He will remain thirty days on furlough.
 Mr. Jesse R. Core was in the city Saturday en route to hls Plum Bayou home. after soiourning ever al weeks at Searcy.
 MT. ?. N. Murphy, the handsome express messenger on the Iron Noun tain road, will spend Sunday in Pine Bluff with his many friends.
 Messr5. Chas. T. Coleman, of Little Rock, and H, Coleman, Of Dewitt, spent Saturday with their brother, ", r. Coleman iB this city.
 Mr. Albert s. Lindsey, of Jackson, Tenn, one of the most popular tray, cling men coming to Pine Bluff was n welcome visitor this week
 Mrs. NJ. E. Blcnm and daughter. Miss Future. leave today for Eureka Springs. where they will. spend the remainder of the heated term.
 Engine No. Is of the Iron Mountain road jumped the track near the depot Saturday afternoon. It was replaced. NJ damage was done.
 Judge Wm. NJ. Harrison, Sr., after an absence of several months, on visit to relatives in Fayetteville. arrived home yesterday morning, Miss Della Caldwell, while handling bottle of carbolic acid Satdrdry, accidentally poured the fluid on her hand and was very badly burned.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. W, Sullivan and children have returned from Pres colt, Ark. where they have been spending the summer with friends.
 Mr. J. Cabell Breckenridge, after a summers absence in Brooklyn, ar rived in the city this week and left Saturday for his plantation near Noble Lake.
 Miss Sallie Holmes was in the city
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Mr. Thos. NJ. Atchinson. of Nal vern, is a Pine Bluff visitor today
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Mrs. W. H. Can't. of Lear, is spend ing a few days at Sulphur Springs
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Mr. James H. Landman is fast inn proving and in few days will be able to be about on the streets.
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MT. Jim Franklin left last evening for his home in Little Rock.
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Louis Lethinger left yesterday for Little Rock, to complete some work for the Hollenberg Music Co.
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Miss May Horn, of San Marcos. Texas, is visiting Mir. Wm. Harrison and family in this city.
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Miss Mary Rose left yesterday for St. Louis to remain a few weeks with relatives and friends.
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From Mondays Daily.

MT. Jim Franklin left last evening TOT his home in Little Rock.
 Dr. .. k. Womack, of Sarassa, is in the city visiting relatives, 
 Hon. A. L. Gray went down the Valley road this morning on busi- ness.
 Mir. Lee Wertheimer has returned from Memphis, much improved in health.
 Mrs. Ben Lee, formerly of Des Are, but ho recently moved to this cit, is very i'll.
 Miss May Horn, of San Marcos. Texas, is visiting Mir. Wm. Harrison and family in this city.
 Miss Mary Rose left yesterday for St. Louis to remain a few weeks with relatives and friends.
 Louis Lethinger left yesterday for Little Rock, to complete some work for the Hollenberg Music Co.
 Mir. James H. Landman is fast inn proving and in few days will be able to be about on the streets.
 Tom Mulligan appeared before justice Vance thi5 morning on the charge of grand larceny, but was re- leased.
 Miss Ruby Gnmth, after a pleasant visit to her many friends in this city left for her home in Little Rock yes terday afternoon.
 Miss Gertrude Goldsmith left yes terday for her home in Little Rock, after few weeks visit to Miss Josie Dreyfas in this city.
 Misses Jennie Kendward and Net
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