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Evening star., 1898-11-22
Marriage LIcenses,

Marriage licenses have been ISSUED to the
following:
White-Edward F. Buckmyer and Mary
l.. Wherry; John G. Simpson and Mary G.
Dove; Elisha 5. ThealI of Brooklyn, ~ Y,
and Lucy Ashley Bayne of this city; James
W. Sonsonnge and Eliza Buchanan; Louis
Sonneborn and Esther Rubenstein; Theo.
Nevin McAboy and Alice Bland Platter;
Harry Washington Smith and Nellie Evelyn
Scott; Frank h. Ghlsetti and Bessie NJ.
Swanson; Alfred p. Rider and Annie E.
Wine; William Z. Kelly and Matilda May
Parker
Colored-Beverly Francis and Mary Eliza
beth Thomas; Walker Il. Bell and Ada r.
z. Cheeks; Eddie Cant and Carrie Jordani
John 5. smith of Alexandria comfy, Va,
and Lizzie Hunter of Fairfax county, Va.
Evening star., 1898-11-22
LONDON PRESS GRATIFIED.
Americas UItimatum to Spain Com.
mended in strong Terms.

LoNDoN, November 22.-The morning
papers concede the generosity of the offers
OF the United States peace commissioners.
and express the opinion that Spain would
De foolish to reject them. They express
universal qualification at the announcement
OF IAN open door" policy in the Philippines
The Daily Mail calls the offer of S2oeso.- .
900 as indemnity "a surprising act of gen.
erosity."
The papers generally take it for gra nted
that the open door will be adopted in the
West Indies also.
Ihe Daily News says: The United
States have now become an Asiatic mover
ana Lord Salisbury clearly had reason 10
predict that the expansion of the United
states would give Great Britain a vaIuabl
ally in the China seas"
Evening star., 1898-11-22
Burnside Corps Entertainment.

The ladies of Burnside Women's Relief
Corps entertained their friends Saturday
evening at a progressive euchre party at
the residence Of Mrs. L. J. Bryant, 1905
Connecticut avenue. The large parlors
were filled with guests, of whom eighty
eight competed for the honors of the game.
After fifteen games We're played the first
prizes were awarded to w. ]. Eynon and
Miss Eynon; the second to f. G. Calvert
and Mrs. Spencer, and the consolation
prizes to Commander Hendricks and Miss
McCauley. A collation. concluded the en-
tertainment, which was a social and finan-
cial success.
Among the guests were Commander and
Mrs. Arthur Hendricks, l.. Fanderhoef, +.
G. Calvert, Mr.. and Mrs. George jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. r. Holt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. Hilton, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. G. Potter, Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell Judge
Mills, Miss Davidson, daughter of the as
sistant secretary of the state of New York;
MIR. Watson of lion, N. Y: Mr.. and Mrs.
F. 7. Frost. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. g. Sim
mons, MIR. and Mrs. Ferdinand Schmidt,
Captain and Mrs. Bain Capt. Nathan Bick-
ford, Mr.. and Mrs M. V. HOTEL Mr. and
Miss Byrn, Mrs. and Miss McCauley, DR..
Sheldon Davis, Miss Stutz, Mrs. and Miss
Cranmer, Miss Ebert. Miss Adams, Miss
Lena Shepard, Miss Gardner, MIR. Norton,
Mr.. Means, Mr.. Reed, Mr.. E. Eynon, Mrs.
McMonIgaI, Miss Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Bryant, H. s. Bryant, Miss Grace
Bryant and many others.
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MARRIED.,

HORSTKAMP-WIELAND On Sunday, November
~, 1895, at ST. Patricks Church 10y the Rev,
Father Magee, n. WM. A. H0RSTkAMP and
ELIZABETH NJ. WIELAND of Baltimore.
KLOEBER-GIBBoNs On Wednesday, November
10. 1s9s, In Waldorf, Md, by Rev Sites,
FREDERICK w. kLOEBER and GERTRUDE
GIBBONS
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To BE Afd-de-CamD.

Lieut.. L. ]. T. Rooney, Goth New York
Volunteer Infantry, has been ordered TO re-
port in person to Brig Gen. James r. Lin
coin, United States Volunteers at Green
Vile, s. c., for appointment as aid-de-camn
on his staff.
Evening star., 1898-11-22
Police Court Docket.

Mayor Simpson disposed of the following
cases in the police court this morning:
Ella Tenson, coored, arrested by Off
Ger Lyles, was wanted by the Washington
police She was held to be delivered to
them.
Gertie Wood, colored, arrested by Officer
Lyles for completely in petty theft was
also wanted in Washington, and held with
the Harrison woman.
Mary Porter, colored, arrested by Officers
Hall and Roberts on a charge of drunken
ness and disorderly conduct, was fined $3.50.
Jacob Brooks, colored, arrested by Off
GERS Beach and Knight, charged with fight
ing, was ass aSSed $3.50.
Charley Medley, colored, surrendered him
self to Officer Lyles and was fined $3.50 on
a charge of disorderly conduct.
General Matters.
The entertainment given last night al
the railroad reading rooms was largely at.
tended. The feature of the evening was
a patriotic tableau, in which Miss Bette
Pollard represented the Goddess Of Liberty
and was assisted by thirteen other young
ladies representing the original states. AT.
ter the regular program refreshments were
served.
Lieut.. James Smith yesterday received q
letter from Detective Inspector Mattingly
of Washington, in which that official cor
uldliy tIdhhS Lieut. oIilln LOT luS tAcei-
lent work he did in recovering a number OF
bicycles stolen from Washington parties
and disposed of in Fairfax county. The let
ter states that the credit is all due to the
lieutenant.
The members of the Alexandria Light In
fantry were entertained last night at an
oyster supper in the opera house restau-
rant, rendered by the recently elected Off.
crs, Capt. James Z. King and Lieuts. Muir
ply and Payne.
The schedule Of mail trains of the Wash
ington and Southern branch of the Penn
sylvania road has been changed and affects
to some extent the arrangement of work al
the city post office. The northbound train,
which formerly arrived at 7:l3 am, now
arrives at 6:44 am. The time of arrival OF
the southbound train has been changed
from II :13 IN. to 1902 pm.
A young colOred woman named Georgana
Wonzer died at the infirmary last night.
Evening star., 1898-11-22
AFFAIRS IN LEXANDRIA
City Council to Consider Important Mat
tiers at Meeting Tonight,
Fire This Afternoon on Upper Prince
Street-Police Court Docket
General and Personal.
Bvening Star Bureau,
No CD- ly;n~ e+rnaf
NO. TT k1ng street,
Bell telephone No. log.

ALEX ANDRIA, Va, November % 1893.
The city council meets tonight. and. ac-
oording to statements on good authority.
the matter OF rails for King street will
be taken up and some definite and conclu-
stve action agreed upon. At the last corn-
ell meeting motion directing the Wash
inston, AleXar dria ard Mt. Vernon Rail-
road Company to discard the rails IN pres
ent use on King street between Royal and
Fairfax streets, and within twelve days
time to substitute the new rail approved by
the council, was laid over until this meet
ing by courtesy to the comrany's attorney
who vas Hol able to be present then. At
that meeting $50 President Abbott's letter
expressing his company's willingness to
aiG in tue paving of King street was laid
| before the bC0y.
Should the council this evening pass the
ordln tnce directing the company to change
! its rails, it is understood that the case will
agaln be carried to the courts In this
event, it is said. the Improvements will be
| postponed indefinitely. In case the council
| should decide to allow the old rails to re-
| mann, the work of paving will probably be
| commenced Immediately, rs the contracts
| Tor paving and curbng have already been
| awarded
Fire broke out this afternoon about l
| O'Clock in a smoke mouse in the rear of
| Wiiiiam Eeeher's store on upper Prince
| street. The alarm was turned in and the
| department promptly responded, but did
! not so into service, as the flames We're soon
| eXtinguished. Ashes used for smoking
| meats caught fire by some of the meat
| dropping into the pit and igniting from con-
| tact with the heating apparatus. A de-
structive fire was narrowly avCrted, az a
| hay loft adioined the smoke house, which
was also in close proximity to a gasoline
| tank.
Evening star., 1898-11-22
Eve Until @ O'clock.
Between 3 and d .

Or Ve1veteen Skirt Facing In all co!ors-1k,
inches wide. You'd pay &c yard 2N/ ~
at any other hour. For sixty minutes. .OT2N.
Or 8 Large NapIy Wash Rags, such us we
usually ask you 81. each for. During e.
neck, yoke and sleeves with embroidery Some
bcdecked with tucks and inserting Here
you'll get, for one hour, Csc. worth Roc
Evening star., 1898-11-22
Died of Typhoid Fever.

General Brooke reports from Ponce, Porto
Rico, the death of Private Arthur Stuckey
47th New York Volunteers. Of typhoid.
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Between 9 and no. Between II and II

We Will give you lot Of Ladies' Ribbed
Union Suits. They fit Ike glove Neck is
Trimmed with ribbons all Of 'em have pearl
buttons Ordinarily tLcy !" worth SOC. Doc
Or ladies EHderdowu Dressing Sacqucs-
charming luUncing roa:- for the house in all
tie iHlHlar c'loEs -crncl 81 edges. Real A6hC
ly worth 81 -. For the hour. ..-..... W. y.
Evening star., 1898-11-22
DIED.

ADAMS. On Monday, November 21. 1895, at the
Home for lncurables, Georgetown, Mrs JANE
Funeral "wednesday November 20, at 2 O'Clock
pm, from the home.
HAMMETT. On Tuesday, November % 1898, at
I:25 O'Clock am, Dr. CHARLES NJ HAM,
NETT, aged sixtythr years.
Funeral from late residence, ga street SOUTH
west, on Thursday, November "a, Rt = o'clock
pm. Relatives and friends invited to at.
tend. Interment at Congressional cemetery.
HAWK. On Monday November 21 1888, IDA n.
HAWK, daughter of Ella and Edward w.
Hawk, aged i've years and one month.
Funeral will take place at Sl9 4h street Nednes-
day, November %, at O'Clock pm. Friends
invited.
1888, WILLIAM A. HELMUs aged thirty years.
of William and Caroline Helmus.
Funeral from his late residence, 1885 Harvard
street northwest, Wednesday, November %. &C
pm Friends and relatives respectfully In
vited to attend. baltimore Sun please cOpyJ
sixty third year, ELLEN HANDY, daughter of
the late Elder David NJ. Wilson of Washington,
d: o. an and wife of Joseph MeMaein of Balu-
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral services at her late residence, No. 1907
Washington street. Wilmington, Del. on Wed.
nesday morning, at 9:l5 o'clock. Train to be
taken fronl p, W. q b. station at IL am,
riving 1913 at Union station, Baltimore
Nd, whence the remains VIII 5e conveyed TO
Loudon Park cemetery, where additional SER
vices will be held.
ba Of pnevuonia, WILLIAM WARD. husband
of Anna L. and OF the late Francis Mo-
hun.
RUPP. On Monday. November 81 1898, at $40
pm. WEBSTER PRENTlSS, youngest son Of
Henry T. and the late Ivy Mai Rupp (nee
Mudd}, aged sixteen days.
THOMPSON. On Tuesday November % 1898 at
124b am, after a short illness, PIlEBE E.,
widow Of the late John Ii. Thompson, aged
seventy years.
Frreral from her late residence, 1927 Q street
northwest Thursday, November "A, at 8
O'Clock. Relatives and friends invited 10 at
tend. e
WEAVER. On Sunday, November 20, 1895 at
Los Angeles, Cal, Of tuberculosis, EDWARD
G. WEAVER. Esq. aged twenty seven years,
Eve months and two days.
Inferred temporarily at Pasadena, Cal.
In MemOriam.
Evening star., 1898-11-22
Mr.. and Mrs. Chiffon in Town

Mr.. Robert Chiffon, chief Of the consular
bureau. has just returned to Washington
with his bride from trip extending from
southern California into Canada.
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Between 10 and | |

Your choice Of this wide assortment of Down
Sofa Pillows covered with cretO:ne in neat
floral designs. Worth Csc. For the A No
Or Al boncd SOC C"rsetS- ft any person
,Gy"rsd with pr coqf 5nt In gray and white 2qc.
Gr boys blue flannel Shirt Waists pleatcd
Fsk and W, from, e1efPt%qal{E f nal E5r sod quail A4C.
CIR Your choice Of all Dc All favored
t9ucolatcS. CleamS. BnnhOnS, Cream winter
green's I'ppperniuts and other Fine n a
CANNES For The hour, per pound. S'
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Between a and E,

Well let you huve line OF Neckwrar that
nothing under 39c equal some swell col
erings and patterns -Tecks, Puts. Four, i'll
hn'r h%nds and Band BOWS For one lOc.
Or Mems Fleece-ined Underwear. with derby
ribbinc-shirts and drawers to match. Good
Ta,r warm garments worth 'oe. For one PIC.
Or Mems Fast Black Half Hose, with double
soles and heelS-full seamless, and l M,
worth 19c. For one short hour ........ VIZ
Evening star., 1898-11-22

DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup cures q
cough or cold in short order One bottle of this
yonderful remedy will effect a cure. It 10 sbso-
1utely the best cough syrup made. Price, 25c.
Evening star., 1898-11-22
and Lace Curtains.

Tapestry Portiers.
One lot Tapestry Portiers, fringe
top and bottom, new colors.
Special. .......S1.80 pair
One lot Tapestry Portiers, beau
tiiul patterns and colors, fringe top
and bottom.
Special. ......... .S2.25 pair
One lot Tapestry Portiers, new
novelty effects, fringe top and bot
Special. ......... $3.50 pair
Lace Curtains.
One lot White Nottingham Lace
Curtains, 3 yards long, good pat
terms.
Special. ........... soc. pair
One lot White Nottingham Lace
Curtains, 81 yards long, beautiful
lace patterns. Worth $I.oo.
Special. al........... soc. pair
One lot White Nottingham Lace
Curtains, 81 yards long, full width
Worth SI.25.
! Special. .........S1.O 900 pair
One lot White Nottingham Lace
Curtains, 81 yards long, 60 inches
wide, Irish point effects. Worth
$2.oo.
Special. .S1.5O pair
One lot White Nottingham Lace
Curtains, 81 yards long, full width,
| beautiful new patterns. Worth ST. 50.
Special. ........ .S2.O 90 pair
Curtain Poles, S feet long, with 2
ends, 2 brackets and 10 rings,
18c. each
| Finer Curtains at proportionate
prices.
| Upholstery Department-Third Floor.
Lamsburgh & Bro,
Evening star., 1898-11-22
Between 1 and 2.

We'n give you nand-knit zephyr fascinators
some are spangled-some are little differ
ent They'll he good value at 2oc., but GH<,
for one hour you'll have 'em at. |S'
Or Turkey Red Table Linen-a piece of goods
whose color Is as fast and true as dye can be
made. Wen warrant every yard sold full go
1 inches ,s,st wide honn and worth 2's. For l2Ac.
Evening star., 1898-11-22
In MemOriam.

SCHAEFER. In loving remembrance Of my dear
son and our brother, JOHN PETER SCHAEFER,
who died this day five years ago, November %,
1893. Anniversary at St. Mary's Catholic
Church, 9Th street between G and II northwest,
BY HIS MOTHER AND BROTHERS.
Evening star., 1898-11-22

You'll never have this opportunity agaia.
Here's 81 % Ladies' Flannelctte Wrapper
heavily neered Big yards wide braided MSc
and rutfied-wGist lined. For one hour OOSe
Or S2.4S Bed Comforts. si1koluc and sdseen
c"S rar s,,rbe Ie Eco %efn b br am4 lz0
or extra heavy Double Size 81 IS Bed Bldn-
kets. in gray and white and elegant SOC
borders. For the hour. >So
Or 500 Openwork Pillow Shams and inch
Bureau Scarfs- Spachtel effects. Or
For the hour. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. L n So
Or 81 Ladies' KID Gloves. in tans NODES
oxblGoG. Drown and white-2 clasps. SOC
embroidered backs. For the hour. o. y S0
Or @Sc. Ladies' Novelty Cloth Waists in all
the latest pinids full front, pleated SG0r
back ard stock collars. For the hour. SSSs
Or Csc. Chldrens Novelty Cloth Dresses-
lined vdist-new seeve-hraided and
ham sleeves. Sizes to years. and for Doc
the hour. Observation-Disclosures. ESSs
or CSC. Ladies' Ornamental Jewel Belt no
Buckles and Slides. For the hour. W.
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Between 3 and a .

You'll get the most famous of all good cor
sets-W Bat less than they were ever Of
fered you. Needn't say word more. Are
black and gray and white-all sizes SOC
standard 81 corset. Yours for one hour ~ >S'
Or children's cambric dresses. Both long and
short Neck and sleeves finished with EN-
serting: A usual 25e. value. For one QC,
Evening star., 1898-11-22

We've just laid hold of a fine line Of Misses
and Children's Refers. They're made in rough
and smooth cloths-some with sailor collars
others with blouse effect. Well G Z 02
worth S59S. All day tomorrow apOeIO
Evening star., 1898-11-22

Good qualities these-nothing bout 'em save
what smacks of excellence. All shapes and
shades-some of fine velvet, some of chenille.
Ordinarily we'd ask YOU S1.4 to Sl.JS Zoo
for 'em. All dag tomorrow. ........... /S'
The Yale expositor., 1898-03-04
Something to Depend On.

Mr.. James Jones, of the finn of
Jones & Son, Cowdon, ILL.,, in speaking
of DR.. Kings New Discovery, says that
last winter his wife WAS attacked with
La Grippe, and her case grew SO ser.
ious that physicians ut Cowden and
pana could do nothing for her. II
seemed to develop into hasty consump.
ton. Having DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry in store, and selling lots of it, he
took bottle home, and to the sur
prise of all she began TO get better
from the first dose, and half dozen
dollar bottles cured her sound and
we'll. DR.. Kings New Discovery fol-
Consumption, Coughs and Colds is
guaranteed to do this good work. Try
it. Free trial bottles at Grant Holden's
drug store.
The Yale expositor., 1898-03-04

On the morning of February 20, 1895
was sick with rheumatism and lay in
bed until May 2Ist. when got bottle
of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The first
application of it relieved me almost
entirely from the pain and the second
afforded complete relief. In short
time I was able to be up and about
again.-A. +. Moreaux, Luyerne, Mimi
Sold by viii Lennon & Co.
The Yale expositor., 1898-03-04

Whooping cough Is the most distress
sing malady; but its duration can be
cut short by the use of One Minute
Cough Cure, which is also the best
known remedy for Group and all lung
and bronchial troubles. Grant Holden.
The Yale expositor., 1898-03-04
Dressmaking.

I am prepared to do dress-making il
the latest styles Rooms over Jaroh
& Nielske's meat market. Your patron
age solicited. Mrs. o. ID. Scully. 81
The Yale expositor., 1898-03-04

COUlpdUy vi IIlen III lale I'D go 10 tnp
front. After sizing up the situation he
realized the fact that no man, however
brave. would enlist under captain
who was no better marksman than he.
as was shown by the score. Mr.. Park
inson thought to himself: eff I can
get The Expositor to change my posi-
ton with Cavanagh's. it would help me
that much" He succeeded, and it
would be no surprise to us if his COM
mission was now on the way. Boys,
march to Washington under Captain
Parkinson.
Spring election is only about q
month ahead at which time, officers
to fill the different positions of the
township will be elected. 1t might not
be out of place at the present time to
announce that ". II. Ballentlne, one
of the successful merchants of our
town, wishes to say that he is candi-
date for the Office of township treas
urer on the Republican ticket. For
the past ten years, at least, this import.
ant office of the township has been
held by others than citizens of Yale.
We think il no more than right that
ore of our business men or citizens be
nominated for the Office. Mr.. Ballen-
tine. during his 40 years residence in
the township, has held no Office, except
that of justice of the peace, and until
now has asked for none other. One
advantage by having the treasurer in
the village is that whoever had taxes
TO pay could drop IN whenever in
town and pay them. Mr.. Ballentine
has becn a lifelong republican, is a
sound business man, and should he be
nominated and elected would fill the
Office of treasurer with honor to him.
self and satisfaction to the tax payers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-28
 Right Where You
 Want Ii The Long Distance Tel ephone, The Grsat Guide Board to Business Sue cess IT CANT GET AWAY Every merchant who uses 1t will tell you so- SOUTHW ESTERN
 TELEGRAPH AND
 TELEPHONE 60
LOCAL TRADE REVIEW
 OF PINE BLUE F
For the Week Ending augusf 2sth 1888 As Compiled by R. t.
 Dun X Co

Wholesale groceries show slight improvement over the preceding week, with fair collections and few extensions are being asked for.
 Trade in wholesale dry goods, boots and shoes, hats and caps, re- ported good and shows an increase over corresponding period last year. The outlook in thisline is pro mising. Collections fair with but few exten- sions.
 A gradual and steady dyimprovemont is noted in wholesale hard ware lines from week to week. Collections fair. Some few orders have been received Tor future delivery.
 Wholesale saddlery. harness and vehicles. Trade in these lines re- ported good to date for the fall sea- son, end there ia 0nsitierahlaincraaae over the corresponding period Of 1897 Collections satisfactory.
 Wholesale Drugs. adecontinues good and meeting pectations. Out look in this line is satisfactory and collections fair.
 Money continues easy with fair demand.
 Cotton prospects. We hear some complaints of boil worms, rust and too much growth tth, but but this ii ir COIL fined to few localities and does not effect the general crop materially. Otherwise cotton is doing nicely and picking will begin this week
 Corn is matured and q gool crop assured. All minor crops continue to do well.
 In view of future prospects business has been stimulated to some extent and bids fair to come up to expeeta- tions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-28

The above resolution was unan- imously adopted by one thousand voices at mass meeting at the court house last Saturday. night.
 Gen. White read the above reso. luton at the conclusion of his speech, and 1t expresses unmistaka- ply the determination aud senti- ments of the voters of Jefferson county to hold fair and honest election on September 9th.
 Gen. Whites address while eaustie and vigorous was not as denuncia- tory and severe as many expected. It consisted of review Of the eVi- dence placed before the central con- mittee that declared Mccoy the nominee and arraigned McCoy's political record as an office holder in Jefferson county.
 At the conclusion of Gen. Whites speech, there were loud cries for Bell, Bel, "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
 s.5.s.--~--~-...= = A.. s.a. :.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-28
A HUMANE SOCIETY
Has Been Organized in This City,

Has Been Organized in This City. The Humane Society of Pine Bluff, was organized at Merrill institute Aug. 23. with seventeen charter members as follows:
 C. G. Newman, Mo Hanf, ". l.. Dew body. A. ;. Honnett. D. c, Bell, Dr. J. L. Goree, A. Blum, A 0. Ev- ans, Dr. H. E. Williams. J. Fl Hine- mon, c. C. 0glive, o. J. Wade, A. Bluthenthal, Isaac Dreyfus. S Geis- reiter. $. A. Elincaide. Fred Fox.
 The society has a good work be- fore it, which it hopes to do well, but it can only be accomplished b5 the hearty cooperation Of every person in the city. Any information concerning cruelty to children or animals will be thankfully rt ceived by any one of the officers or mem bers of the society.
 J. H. Hinemon, President,
 Mo Hanf. Vice President.
 E oise Angell, Secretary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-28
 Bidding

The local contractors are very much entiused over the bidding for the erection of the large stable to be constructed at the fair grounds.
 The stable is to be 100x24ft and is to be constructed for the benefit of race horses to be brought to the fair. Many thoroughbred horse owners have entered horses on the racing carG. The track will be put ill fine condition and we will have occasion to be the witnesses Of some very interesting racing events.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-28
will Rot Be Shot.

Geo. Derricks. a negro who Is a member of the culored immunes, stationed at Jefferson Barracks, Mo-. and who it was reported would be shot Friday, was not shot. Some one circulated the report in this city, but Y les am to that enucs nas received by Ferd Havis, in this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-08-28

Talledega township, II 4 Hudson or \ L Cason. Yaugine township, F H Walker ol " B Greenfield. Victoria township. G " Davis oi II $ Truleek.
 Yillemont township,J D DarFah or H HagIer. Washington township. Will Sen yard or Phillips. Whiteville township, " $ Rainey or J Curl.
 Isl Ward Pine Bluff. Jas Gould or Fred Fox.
 2ad Ward, F NJ Hudson or Y T Knox.
 8rd Ward. j B Truiock or " H Roane.
 4th Ward, J M Hightower or R L Rutherford. Respectfully yours.
 D. c. Bell.