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THIS PRINCE A NEGRO,

Will Prince, who was convicted in Little Rock of burglary was pardon ed from the penitentiary after serv- ing his time out within few days. He was under another sentence how ever, and working 1t out on Gracie's farm. The day he was pardoned for the offense that confined him in the penitentiary, he escaped from Gracie's farm. Constable Al Chich- ester, of Little Rock, is in the city seeking Prince. Prince has a broth CT in the penitentiary serving 8 sen tence of SS years for the shooting of Al Chichister and other officers of the State penitentiary.
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A PlTlARLE SIGHT.

Our reporter visited the jail this morning and found one Ben Doyle, u colored man. confined therein for be- ing crazy. It is our information that several went to Judge Jones to ln- tercede with him, including the lail- or. in an endeavor to get the County Judge to take some action regard Ing Doyle. He was brought in Mon day night from Plum Bayou by Il. D. McGaughy. Since being confined in the jail, he will not talk, has stripped himself of all his clothing ana in fact is pitIable sight. He does nothing but make signs; sometimes he is in the act of shooting, then say ing his prayers. He is perfectly
 naked, as he will not leave any clothes on himself. No doctor mas vet visited him. Something should
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UP TO DATE. MICKEY

Mr. Mickey Holland has secured the privilege of receiving the returns solely from the Postal and Western Union Telegraph lines in this city of the Sharkey-Jeffries and Mccoy Stifft prize fights. The former will be held at New York, the latter at St. Louis. Ihe returns will be re- ceived in his open air palace, the roof garden. and every thing will be arranged to suit the pleasure of his customers. Both fights occur on the night of Oct. 27.
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DAY AND NIGHT. WILL THE THIRD ANNUAL STATE FAIR BE
 RUN.
JERUSALEM" SECURED.
As Onessof the Night Attractions The Great Flower
 Parade.

The adyisabIity of holding night fair has had the consideration of the management for some time. Mon day afternoon at the Citizens Bank meeting was held in which the matter was thoroughly discussed. They have concluded to hold the Fair both day and night The ad- mission at night will be 9 cents. The First Arkansas Regiment Band will render music at night. Many side show attractions will be in vogue ia addition to the day attrac- tions, and the night Fair promises to bold it's own with the day Fair.
 The management also yentured upon a pew feature, one that will add greatly to the opening of the Fair. Itis flower parade This work is in the capable hands of Messrs. Bradford & Knox. The flower parade will take place on Friday of Fair week. Superintend- ent Westbrook estimates 100 rigs as tbe least number that should par ticipate in the flower parade.
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KILLED BY ACCIDENT.

Nc learn of the accidental killing ISr L. Marks of Winchester. He |ss been for several years a peddler connection with his store, situat- ' at Winchester. On the morning | the 7th of October he drove iRto |lDchester and in alighting from K wagon his pistol went off, the Isll entering lis right side and lodg- E above the hip in the left. The Estol contained but one cartridge. seems the trigger of the pisto baght in his suspenders in alight- x. His remains were embaImed by sBlph Robinson, the undertaken, in aseity last night. They were ship kito Louisville, Ky, on the night #tt0n Belt train, accompanied by
 sson. He leaves a family of three zlldren to mourn his untimely de- Se He lived long enough to make # will, so we are informed.
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The above invitation has been ex- tended to all Sons of Veterans. and they are advised that the occasion will afford an excellent opportu- nifty for spending a pleasant even ing. Jobn Selden Roane camp as- sures David o Dodd Chapter that the invitation is appreciated and will be accepted with pleasure.
 By order.
 W. H. LANGFoRD. President. GEO. $. VALIANT, Adjutant.
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things of beauty. The Millinery de- partment is joy forever, and should be seen by all.
 There were many ladies to see the openlng this morning and all should attend and seethe beautiful display in its entirety. I is most creditaole to that establishment.
 GRAND LEADER
 A dream In millinery hall aud a glimpse across the borders of fairy land was accorded the anxious pub lie that thronged about the doors of the Grand Leader Monday night.n
 The windows of the store were ablaze with lights and in these win dows suspended in llfe-like attitude, in the vivid illumination as if fit- ting from one rose bower to another, were birds of daintiest, irridescent plumage, from the changeful hres of the Birds of Paradise ard the Tyre Gull and the more familiar snowy dove. Birds of all sizes and colors prevailed in the windows. After entering into the beautiful store, decorated and illuminated for the occasion, one was forced to wend ones way into the millinery hall to the sweet sounds of musice pouring constantly into the ear. On enter ing the hat palace of the Grand Leader one seemed as if in dream, so radiant and electrical were the colors entwined around and about the room. And yet, beautiful as it was with its long shining links of ribbon hues, there were many other rival claimants 10 the exclamations of praise and admiration which could be heard on every side.
 The number of hats used a. the opening was 200. They sold at from $10 to $25 The leading shapes in hats ii this up-to date establish mnnt are the Gainsboro, Mushroom and Spanish Turbin. The Gains boro Is the hat the ladles raved oyer; it was exquisite, beautiful ard per- feet in design and execution. It was trimmed profusely with tips of black chiffon scarfs. The automo- bile shades prevail also. The Span- ish Turbin, another thing of beauty, was made of black sequis, the crown of tan and black paradise roses. Black predominates in the large hats, which were admired by one and all. The prevailing coIors are shades Of new blue, automobile and black.
 Miss M. l.. Griffin is in charge of the millinery department. This is her first season in Pine Bluff. She is of.New York and ner stay with the Grand Leader has been her first visit south. The Grand Leader pre- sented preten sious and grand eff feet last night; millinery bali and the large concourse of people sway ed to and fro with the sweet sounds of music which were heard until the clock struck eleven.
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DARKNESS AGAIN.

The city enjoyed the same light last night as Sunday night. It was, no doubt, due to another armature burning out. Many complaints have been made today on account of the total darkness of our thor oughfares.
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having authority, for it is certainly a case deserving of all the assistance that one can render him. Nothing can be learned from Doyle. He has said nothing since last night, and all he would then say was Good night. :" "Get out of my way,p and "Yes, I'm all right '
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INyIT ATI0N ACCEPTED

The Daughters of the Confederacy extend a most cordial invitation to the Sons of Veterans, and especially to the John Selden Roane camp, to attend a reception at the home of County Treasurer J. Y. Saunders to- morrow evening" By order.
 MRS. B. K. BENTON, President.
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Mr. Hugh Westorook, Superin- tendent of the Fair, leaves tonight for Cairo, III. Mir, Westbrook goes to secure an attraction for the night Fair called Jerusalem It is the ancient city in miniature form aud has been exhibited during the Cairo Street Falr.
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A HANDS ONE CATALOGUE,

Fox Bros. have recently issued a very handsome forty page stove cat alogue for the season 1S99-l90O. 1t contains many very pretty half tones of stoves with prices. It was executed by the Adams Wilson Printing Co.,, and is q most attract i've catalogue.
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oF LONG STANDING.

, X. uesday) morning in Chan
 suurt the case of Clegg, vs. St. my. Co occupied the Chancel- Gs''sntlon. The case k one that m oh the docket for many 'oe matter in controversy 'Y's situated west of the Cot |,. ss uepot on East Third ave, I,,ss 'fled this morning was a nled ten years ago by J. N ip, 0 Taylor. attorneys for the x, os,'' The Chancellor oyer |ato.' .'eiiurrer. which will now ks s', 'ae filing of an answer ''eioants, St. L. $. w. Ky.
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|s Graphic Misapplies 8 Word in lhe Caption of an Article.

Fie Daily Graphic Friday contain kthe legal answer filed in the cir @eourt of Mir. John $. Seabrook he suit brought by Drs. Crto & #ayan of the Infirmary for the col #9lon Of S250, in which answer the #ler set up as bar to said suit unskilliul and improper treat *at ot Mrs. Seabrook" by said phy- #SGs, and praying for a judgment #ssVO in damages. The article
 captloned Malpractice Charg- # which was a misstatement and sadlng, since the charge was not #alpraetice. " tut in the languag e ue legal paper, negligent, care ana unskillfuI acts of tue plain
 mperiormiDg said operation" alpractice is a charge that does '@in evil practice. but in crimi- practice only, and the word was ''ore wrongly applied, due to a
 Ol the technical language of the es'lon. The Graphic makes tbis
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 ,a@eat, will De settled satis- Pfly to all.
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GRAND OPENINGS. .OF THE GRAND LEADER, BONNET & co. AND
 WOLF NICHOLS.
FEATURES OF FAIRY LAND
Fessted Upon by Fashions / Familiar Faces-The Open
 ings a Success.

Millinerydom still claims the att tention of the public. In our city today tLere are in progress three grand openings, and they are credit to their establishments:
 WOLF NICHOLS.
 Our reporter visited the beautiful place of Wolf Nichols, on Main and Third avenue yesterday. Mr. Mich ols has very pretty store, neatly and artistically decorated. His two windows present a view that are both attractive and entlcing to the passer-by, and one cannot help en- tering therein. His stock. of goods is of the very latest. The window display on the left is that of hats, beautiful in design. up.to-date in trimming and colors. Thrown care. lessly in aud around the hats are ooquets of flowers, presenting alto gether a sight that pleases the eye. Passing to the right we find a win. dow of beautiful jackets, capes and cloaks for winter wear. Many col ors add a luster to this window that causes a sparkling effect. Many ribbons are suspended from the ceil- ing in both windows, casting rays of color on either side of the glass ard making lovely background. Our reporter was then ushered into Mil- linery Hall, where, in beautiful ar ray the hats were displayed. Lace suspended from the ceiling and around the wall, tied with ribbons of red, white and green, gave a striking effect. The hats rumber about 100 and are of the latest de signs. This department is in charge of Miss Beckie Bloom and Mrs. Fray. Ostrich plumes are plentiful. The hats prevailing at this up-to- date establishment are the Shep- herdess and Boccasa. The colors predominating are Green and Cerise.
 Those who pay the Globe 8 visit will be well pleased and see many things that space prevents tEe men, tioning of.
 HoNNET co.
 On the corner of West Second Avenne and Pine street is tie up to date establishment of Honnet & Go. Amidst and among the crowd that surged to and fro this morning through the beautiful store, our reporter was one of the many. The windows are tastefully decorated and cause a passerby to stop and inspect same. Theoce we see them enter the establishment and start for Millinery Hall, where the charming Miss Marcia Levine ard Miss Llllie Darby are 10 be seen amidst the cluster of hats and feathers. Their number of hats pre- pared for the opening reaches the one hundred mark and are artisti- cally arranged, so as to present very attractive view to the one in tending a purchase of same. The prevailing colors in this establish ment are brown and black and new blue. The prices of the hats range from s % to SIP 30.
 Variety is the spice of life, and in this place It is certainly to be found. All shapes, fashions and colors are to be seen for the looking.
 The back ground of the hat pal ace adds luster to the cases full of keadgear. The store presents new. and uptodate coloring ln the way Cf new fall goods. The windows are
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereny given that we have sold our place of business to Tucker & Parnell. All bills due to date payable at Tucker X ParAell's.
 II REAP BRsG.
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Miss Ethel Atkinson, of Star City, who IS the guest of Mrs. R. L. Byrd. was up yesterday to attend the openings.
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Miliinerydom still claims the at- tention of the public. In our city today there are in progress three grand openings, and they are a credit to their establishments:
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-23


Shsr1rf Williams. n al iufer-fe~ ~
his hom. ~ ten o'eiocz LSsr nlxa-.
said there Vas an srrpnpr Ez.l- - a.
ssassl uare ~ m yesterday sfr-rsOssu "
p lermsn On ae-1uuf Of has frf.snris .si-r
Tor B~laiHE- tn popular candidate for
mayor. Williams Claims h. w~= no.
armed bar Gos.e-'s attempt - srsassi-
nate tim Vas pFeT@nfeef bv frzen.l
Hao grabbed he pistol ard -zn5ss me
,he-- another on-. Goxl-~ ~-ur--ss .,
rub and Williams ar@d .-Terul shot.
without effect. This oerur--.i ABOUT
thru o'eiork in the as-~raosa
ADout i've o'clock ~ trou BE broke
our again beginning -ifis ris- si@ii o~rare
ssssEsi nation u his son. Who s~-s xsi.5-
n fn~ back Of the head and KILLED IN
SANITY oT me policeman that 4r--npr-
ID q take his life. Williams SAYS he
Wss not pr-~-nr until the shooting mad
e-z-s-d- He thea found that his On.
me chief Of poiie~ D-tectire Fart and
two policemen Including th- one that
had made me attempt 70 XIII biu. had
o-en killed and IN. citizen woHndesi.
The mayor in an inrerTiez AZ nine
S'cso~& lzsf aignf. ssid that the WHO'S
affair gT--E Our Of the intense feeling
On The rnsTorzlfy contest
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-23

II Is simply Iron and
a,aiae II 4 tzsseleSs
fora- -. Sold bv every
druggiS Il the nalzlal
sections Of the UaIrei
States So CHE. u,
pay. hln. %
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-23

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AZ k-ses q cGlA raazcs szx sel t~a sc<s1ss
- SeU~~D - vAers s-El uDe Of the oeAnca.
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81 eA-.s ws<h 0@s nsex1s
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-23

Many a Young gIr! 5 7eau-
time Of nensf--zt:or. a.,
mistaken kindness pe--,:
about physicA. health.
If rv-r- u .,- 2
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-23

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Face Sea- A=- By Tie Pe-r--na
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