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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-04-08
SNOW IN THE SOUTHWEST.
\ Fall OF Six Inches In som
Places.

IIacet
Kansas City, March 20.-Snow, in
many places the most severe of the
year, was general throughout the
southwest last night and at some
points fully six inches covered the
ground.
In Oklahoma the storm assumed the
proportions OF u blizzard, sleet and
snow falling. Ii is believed that the
storm will benefit the growing wheat
in Kansas, while in the territories il is
feared that the fruit suffered.
st. Joseph, Mo-, March 2S.-Four
inches Of snow fell here last night. Ii
is the heaviest snow 81 late in the
season since 1876.
St. Louis, Mo-. March ~29.-Since yes
terday afternoon five inches of snow
has fallen in this vicinity and through
out sections of Missouri and southern
Illinois. Ii is still coming down here.
fhe weather is extremely cold for this
time Of year. 1t is feared that garden
truck will be an almost total loss, and
small fruits, except strawberries, will
be damaged considerably. Reports
from Oklahoma say that apricot, pear,
plum, some peach and cherry trees are
in full bloom, and practically all the
fruit in the territory has been killed.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-04-08
RETURNS WITH SHERMAN.

Cape Henry, Va, March 2s.-The
cruiser, Chicago, with John Sherman
aboard, has passed in. No signals were
displayed and the ensign was up at the
proper place.
Newport News, March 2s.-The
cruiser Chicago, with Sherman on
board, has arrived at Hampton Roads.
sherman. stood the trip well, and is
much better today than at any time
since his sickness began. This after.
noon he was put on board a steam
launch, brought ashore and conveyed
10 . kotel.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-04-08
FIRE IN FRISCO.
A Big Factory and a Publishing
House Destroyed.

San Francisco, April "a fire which
started last night in the engine room
of the Pacific folding paper box fac
tory at II and l6 Fremont street
spread to the adjoining tive-story
building occupied by Miller, Sloss d
Scott, wholesale hardware dealers, to-
tally destroying the factory and gut
ting the hardware house. The print
ing and publishing house of the Hicks
Judd company at % First street was
also damaged by fire and water. The
loss will probably amount TO half a
million dollars. Miller, Sloss d Scott
estimate their loss at that amount, but
the sum quoted will probably cover all
the losses.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-04-08
MICHAEL DAVlTT INJURED.

London, March 29.-The Cork CORE
spondent of the Daily News says:
Mr.. Davitt, nationalist member of
parliament for South Mayo, was
stoned and several of his supporters
were badly injured at a political meet
ing in C%harleville, County Cork, on
saturday. The rival supporters OF
candidates for the county councillor
ship Joined in the melee with clubs
md stones. Mr.. Davitt spoke amid a
pail of stones. which finally broke up
The meeting
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-04-08

Anatole Deibler, the new public ex-
ecutioner of Paris, who while his
father held his place moved in society
and was we'll received, finds now that
he hats taken up his fathers work that
many doors are closed against him. He
has even found it necessary to resign
from his bicycle club.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-04-08

The real motive of the German I'M
peror in sending his sister-iu-law,
Princess Henry of Prussia, to China
and japan, ostensibly for the purpose
of being with her husband, is alleged
to be to have her become personally
acquainted with the two expresses,
which would be greatly to the advan-
tage of Germany in diplomatic move
ments.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-04-08
DR.. KENNEDY FOUND GUILTY.
jury Convicts Him of Murder OF
Dolly REYNOLDS.

New York, April 3.-The trial OF DIR.
Samuel j. Kennedy, the Staten island
dentist, for the murder of Dolly
REYNOLDS at the Grand hotel in this
city on the night of August 10, was
concluded before Judge Williams last
night. The jury retired at ll:43, and
ut 2:3O this morning returned a verdict
Of guilty in the first degree.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-04-08
ON TO MALOL0S.
McArthur's Division Approaching
AguiuaIdo's Headquarters.

Manila, March 3S.-1l a. m.-Mac-
Arthur's division advanced nearly two
miles without encountering opposition
this morning. On approaching Bula-
can, a town of $4,000, he halted, pre-
paratory TO attacking il.
The heat is intense, 90 degrees on
the coast and 100 degrees i'm the inte-
rior. Though the troops have suf-
fered a great deal, every man is eager
10 advance on the enemy.
The rebels have unloaded 500 men
from n train half q mile in front of
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-04-08
FIRE AT CRAWFORD, NEB.
Chadron Asked for HeIp--Postofict
and Other Buildings Burned.

Chadron, Neb., April Ia big fire
is raging in Crawford. Firemen are
unable to check rhe flames. The dam
age already is between $4,000 and
$4,000. The p~ostoffice has been burned
and several stocks Of goods nave been
ruined by fire and water. Chadron
fremen have been asked for assistance
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-04-08

Herman Putnam, librarian of the
Boston public library, has just com
pleted a full index to the London
Times since 1903.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-04-08

Henry Funk, who lives near Cory
don, Ind, has just celebrated his seth
birthday upon the farm wheFe he was
horn and passed his entire life.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-04-08

Only one passenger in 100000 is in
iured while riding in q street car. For
statistical purposes the crushing of a
corn is not counted an injury.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-04-08

Commodore Philip has been elected
a member Of the Young Mems Chris
tan association international commit.
tee and chairman Of the sub-commit.
tee in charge of the associations worL
in the nav
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-04-08
TREAT SWEDES AS ENEMIES.
Significant Order Issued by the
Norwegian Goveroment.

Norwegian GOverOment.
London, April "a dispatch to the
Daily Mail from ~Gothenburg says that
the Norwegian government has issued
an order prohibiting Swedish officers
from inspecting forts or witnessing
the drill of troops in Norway, and has
also decided TO use on forts and war
materials certain moneys borrowed
for railways.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-04-08

Only one passenger in s0O,0 o is In
jured while riding in a street car. For
statistical purposes the crushing of a
corn is not counted an injury,
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-04-08

A Milwaukee judge recently granted
q divorce with the provision that the
wife pay the husband alimony.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-04-08

Uneasy rests the hat without f;
crown,
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-03-10
\ RARE Oh lance.
]. ROBERT JORDAN At Court
HOUSE TO-\IGHT.

There Is a rare treat in
store for those who Viii 60 to
hear ]. Robert Jordan imper-
senate and recite selections
from Shakespeare and modern
humOrlStS at the court house
tonight. Mr.. d. +. Summev.
Jr., OF Charlotte. who is We'll
and favorablv known in Nor
canton, SAYS Of Mr.. Jordan
AS to his ability a> a reader
and reciter, | can only say
that he is the best | have ever
heard. His coming to Nor
canton might truthtullv be
called an accident, as gener-
ally he only appears in the
larger cities. We predict
that there will be a good turn
out and that the audience Will
be highly amused and enter
tanned.
As we stated last week, this
entertainment Will be given
under the auspices of the STU
dents Of Morganton Male
\ Cademv.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-03-10
They WERE ALL GUILTY.

"A female Sam Jones is stirri4e
the people out in Missouri. says
the Sweetwater (Teun.) Telephone.
''ln sermon recently she SAID
There is a man in this house who is
untrue to his wife | am going -
throw this hymn book at him. She
raised the book as if she was going 10
throw It, and every man in the house
ducked his head but one to avoid the
book. Then she blistered the dodger,
and landed the one true man. 1t wa,
afterwards learned that he was deaf and
dumb.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-03-10

r. l.. Morrison and Augusta
Winters were married last
Sunday 1T the home Of the
bride'> : father, ID. Is. Winters.
on the Mcdowell farm. ESQ.
Mark Winters performed the
ceremony.
Register Giles ha, issued
licenses for the marriage of
d. ]. Hildebrand and :. J.
Stevens. and Ard Tay,or and
Maggie Moore.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-03-10
Mr.. X. Williams has been

Mr.. Il. Williams has been
appointed t. :. Commissioner
to succeed Mr.. G. +. NckeS-
son. who has procured a posi-
-ien in Washington. Mr.. Viii
llam> received hi, commission
Yesterday.
Representative Hoffman re-
turned from Raleigh on Sun
day.
The bill transferring Mitchell county
TO the Eighth district became law.
IS cts for The News l. months.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-03-10
LOCAL SOUIBS.

Mrs. Horace Payne returned
4 few daVo ago from a visit to
her parents at Salisbury.
Mr.. H. S. Pinkston. pub
Usher Of the Mitchell Mirror,
is spending . few. days with
his family here.
Ex-Sheritf and Mrs. ]. G..
Neal, Of Marion, visited their
daughter Mrs. 5. H. Yancev
IN Mor4anton this week.
Lazarus Bros. invite all to
attend their spring and sum
mer opening, oeXt Wednes-
day and Thursday. Read
their invitation on last page.
Stock law elections were
held for a part Of Silver Creek
township and for a part Of
Lower Creek township on the
14th Of February. On Mon
day the county mmissioners
declared both elections carried
for stock law.
Amos Lail and Caroline
Scamey were married bv Rev.
J. \. Pavne in the latter 5
store on Green street last
Saturday. Tnis IS the second
couple that have been married
BY Mr.. Payne in his store
within the past three weeks.
Bv an act of the last Legis-
/ lature Norganto1 ) commits
! >ioners Will hereafter receive
$500 for each Of twelve meet
! ings a year, the paw to be for
/ feited and also fine of one
i dollar IN addition to be i'm
posed for non attendance.
Vt the meeting Of the town
commissioners Tuesday night
an election for Mavor and two
i commissioners was ordered
for the first Monday in Nav.
w y Ross was appointed
registrar and NJ. p. Hilder-
brand and +. B. Clavell Judges
to hold said election.
y petition for an iron bridge
across the CataWba river al
Bird geWater was circulated
IN Mor@anton Monday and
was numerouSlv signed. II
was afterwards presented tc
the county commissioners,
but no action ha, vet beer
taken bv them in the matter.
Judge Stephen>of the West
ern Criminal court has ap-
pointed Isaac T Avery TO be
/ solicitor of the Burke county
court. and g. Ellis Gardner
to be solicitor of the Iance1
county court. Charles \
Webb Is the nevlv-appointec
solicitor Of the Buncomht
court. George G.. Eave~ Is K
!, be solicitor Of the Mcdowell
court. and ". G. \evlanc
OF the Caldwell court.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-03-10
New FIRM.

Mr.. G.. w. Zones. formerly
meat cutter in Mr.. ] l.. An
derson 5 store here, but more
recently Of Wilmington. and
his father-in-laW, Mr.. ]. p.
May, Of Lauren>. S. c.. have
bought Mr.. ]. Monroe Kin
caid ) grocery business IN
Morganton and will continue
the business in the >tOre-room
next door topostofflce. They
will increase the stock and
also add fresh meats. The
>tvle Of the new firm is G.. w.
Jones & co.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-03-10
COLLISION.
!. rs. LIZZIE FRANKS, OF MGR-
CANTON, HURT.

4 Charlotte, Columbia &
augusta passenger tram col
H5ed with Il freight train 1T
Chester, s. G., TUESDAY.
Mrs. Lizzie Franks, OF Nor
tnton, was d passenger and
#a~ the only one hurt, although
Ill he passengers We're shaken
up badly. Mrs. Franks was
1oing to Chester to visit at
Judgc Gage ; and was stand
mo ut the door Of the coach.
really to get out when the
train stopped. SieWa, thrown
forward on the platform, and
was painfully hurt.
1t i, stated that the pa,,eH-
ger engine struck the rear
ar Of the freight train with
such force that It took two
hours and 4 half to pull them
apart.
Mr.. ]. 7. Perkins, Mrs.
Franks >on-in-laW, left yes
terdav evening for Chester
10 see after the injured lady.
PRIVATE DCCKWORTH STABS
PRIVATE JAMES.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-03-10

Mrs. ?. ". Iiegler, Of Phil
adelphia, who had been in
Morganton about three weeks.
died at DR.. Tull> Tuesday
traCted in Delaware Ohio
where she had been nursing
daughter with the same DIS
ease. one TOOK ner Ded IN
lt" Gay ; dlleT arriving IN
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- ~ - ~ ''iiio'
~, -.
,1
1
NJ 4a1
phi,ada1nb;a acconran;ad ~
deceased dauonter who va :
with her mother when she
died Theinterment Wilt take
place tomorrow at y. m. in
Mr.. Zieo1er IS a member Of
the trm OF i. w. Llegler u
oo.' ! 1hlladeIphld puDllsher>.
lhe heAt a''l'oai ''ate o""uat
! oclsooi convention IS caiieu 10 meet on
'lie f''' 70 l'''' VI N''c"' lo''> III
1he rIrs1 l feSoy 'e'l"h cilurcl' '' 'alls-
oury. Inc cl'izehs q SALISBURY are
'''"A'n5 ef'e'''' 9 :" 5'H'ol''a = '"Ne
care u 9 very Ia = 0e'es"'io'' y S's''
o's al ue'es''eo contemplating oS'ns
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-21
WHIPS MIKE MORRlssEY THE IRISH LAD IN 35
 MINUTES.
WITH ONLY TWO BLOWS ],
Peter Hit Mike and Mike Hit the Floor Morrissey Was Too
 Badly Frightened.

New ork, June 20.-Peter Maherg tho Irish heavyweight pugilist, scored quick victory oyer his fel- low countrYman, Mike Morrissey, of Tipperary, before the Lenox Ath~ letie Club tonight. Morrissey had been hera!ded as an invincible Irish champion. Maher sized his man up quickly and went for him straight away. There was apparently no. fight iu the new comer. A light punch in the breast and right cross to the jaw were the only blows struck and these were delivered by Maher. The blow that Maher landed on the jaw, was insufficient to knock out any man. Maher weighed 174 pounds and looked fit and we'll. Morrissey had a retinue of handlers when he reached the riogside and said he. weighed 182 pounds. The moment that the men shaped 1t was clearly evident that Morrissey was afraid and that Maher had the easiest thing ever given him in his fighting career. Maher walked to his carner. and the master of ceremonies an nounced that Maher had VOL and
 that the time of the bout was thirty five seconds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-21
WILL RAFfE IN JAIL.
Arrested Tuesday on Three Charges
 of Embezzlement.

Will Raffe, brother of Fred Raffe, the carriage maker, who was shot i'll this city few weeks ago by Lawyer Tom Ormsby, and who af- forwards died from bis wounds, is in very serious trouble. He was ar rested at Clarendon Tuesday by Deputy Constable Frank Stewart upon three charges of embezzlement. He was brought to this city by Dep uty Stewart, who went to Claren. don, after him, Tuesday afternoon. Ills bond was fixed at $250, but fail ing to give bond he was committed to jail by Justice Garrett
 In the charge, which was made by widow woman in this city, Raffe is said to have sold some dishes which the plaintiff left at his shop here to sell. The selling of the dishes were all O. k, but he skipped out to Clar, endon with the money. The other warrant was sworn to by A. K Matlock, who claims that he left an anvil with Raffe aud be did the same with it as he did with the widows dishes. The last charge was from another party aud similar to above me toned cases.
 Raffe now occupies a cell in the Jefferson county jail awaiting trial, which will sprobably come up this
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-21
southeast Section.

Sumpter, Bradley Go J. McPagan Early plant ted corn beginning to silk and tassel; worms are ioJucing the late planted corn. Cotton is, to some extent, still in the grass, but otherwise is looking well.
 New Edinbulg, Cleveland Cou aty: Walter Holmes-Prequent light showers during the week. Crops are growing nicely. Worms are do. ing great damage to corn; in same localities the crop has been almost destroyed by them.
 Winchester, Drew Co: J. T. Cheatrs-Neath has been favor ac. for farm work; there remains a great deal of grass and ehopping of cotton will not be completed for some time yet. Owing to scarcity of labor some crops cannot be work ed. The cool weather has checked the operations of the grass worm, which, however, was not in time to prevent serious loss and total de- struction of many fields of young corn. Grasshoppers reported to be eating cotton in some localities.
 Avery, Lincoln Co.,: T. B. Bache- lor-Too much rain and weather too cool for crops, which are very grassy to do well. Worm damaging late corn; early planted corn doing well, cotton chopDing lin progress.
 Raymond, Monroe Co.,: J, T. Con- ner-W Weather has been favorable for farm work, and crops are gen orally clean and free from grass. Early planted corn damaged some by the wet weather in the early part of the season.
 Marvell, Phillips Co.,: J. 5. Allen Cotton prospects improved, some are not yet out of the grass, but the stand is better than was expected. Corn laid by in some places, worms are doing some damage. Rain would be beneficial to corn and cot ton. Potatoes turning out lighter than was expected.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-21
COTTON IS COMING TO A BETTER STAND THAN
 WAS EXPECTED.
CUT WORMS AFTER CORN.
Potatoes Falling Short From Wet Weather er-Fruits of all Kinds
 Will be Scarce.

U, $. Department of Agriculture,
 Climate and Crop Bulletin of the
 Weather Bureau, Arkansas section
 for the week ending June 19:
 Showers during the week retarded the progress of harvesting a1d cul- tivation of crops in many localities. Harvesting of wheat and oats is progressing in all sections, being nearly completed iu some districts. The yield is reported good in some sections; in others it is fair to poor.
 Late corn is being injured to great extent by cut worms Early corn is in silk and tassel in some places. Cotton coming to better stand than was expected, and is in good condition in some sections. while in others it is very grassy, owing to wet weather anu scarcity of farm hands The cool nights during the latter part of the week have retarded tue growth of corn and cotton.
 Potatoes are good in some places; in others the yield is fair to poor. h some sections where wet weather had prevailed they are rotting in the ground.
 Fruits of all kinds will be scarce. Melons are late.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-21
LOST IN 4 BIG CITY.
Little Frank McGraw Comes to Town
 and Gets Turned Around.

Wednesday Mir. John Moore, of Tyro, came to Pine Bluff to do some trading and transact some business. Little Frank McGraw, nine years of age, had never been to a large city like Pine Bluff, so he asked MT. Moole to let him come with him. After Frank got his fathers consent they iourneyed to lively Pine Bluff. Al- though there is no Mid ways, Streets of Cairos or BoweIys in this city. there are many other interesting thing for country cousin" to see upon his first visit here.
 Frank took great interest in the high buildings, the carriages with rubber shoes on" and the running rainer," as he expressed them, and he stood on the sidewalk in silence and wonder and entirely forgot Mir. Moore, who was in a store purchas- ing. Frank doubtless followed that running rainer" around the block, for when NIT. Moore came out of the store Frank had disappeared. He became alarmed aad immediately notified the police. as be said he had been reading of Kidnaper Barrow,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-21

and maybe there was a kidnaper in this city.
 Frank disappeared about 10 o'clock and greater part of the day was spent looking for him. Moore offered $250 to the fnde.' of Frank. As the hour hand in the court house tower pointed to 5, Officer Dyer found Frank near Clements wagon yard on West Barraque street won- derIng about asking puzzling ques- tions about our great "City of Pines."
 Officer Dyer received his g. 50 re- ward and afterwards made the little fellow present of a fine cap.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-21

Delicious Ice Cream Soda cents at Bailev's h
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-21

This man was so far behind the times that he wasted a whole morning because he neglected to avail himself of an appliance which the haste of modern busi. ness has rendered no longer luxury but an absolute necessity.
 Are you not likely at any moment to be placed in a similar positionp
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-21
BITTEN BY 4 MAD DOG
Alex Morgan Has a Tussle With a
 Vicious Animal.

Tuesday night Alex Morgan, an old negro man who is employed by the Dreyfus Furniture Co.,. and who is known tc many as Uncle Tom, D had desperate fight with a vicious mad-dog at his home on West Sixth avenue. The animal was n his front yard, growing and grabbing at everybody and every thing and continually foaming at the mouth. Uncle Tom" went into the yard and attempted to run the animal from bis premises. Quick as a fash the dog jumped upon him and che~ed his left hip severely before he could be beaten off.
 An officer was summoned and shot the crazed animal but before he had time to finish him, ran away and has not been seen since. twill probably dle from it's wounds.
 Uncle Tom" had his Iacerated side attenned to by physician and is resting easy today.
 Delicious Ice Cream Soda cents a f pai1ovse |
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-21
 A cARFIsHs

...uting Attorney W. B. sor-
 returned from a few weeks 'ps s.in in the vicinity of Cotton
 , ,rE.. and has captured the ..rg nrize with the following: s, \ ahi fishing in a lake near | plant he say a garfsh not |sst 7 twenty-five feet in length. otated that the fish is an old n that community and the .all him "Dennis." Mir. Sor- adds that when that water Esr would jump out of and fall ,aio the lake. the noise would !, Hto the falling of tue mighty |so to the head of your class Mir. .1s you are tbe hero of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-21

hnlsr Songs and Dance Music of '99. @ ". Stern & Co.,, the music Msbcrs, have removed to new
 ssat 34 East 21st street, New A City. The reputation of this &as sThe House Of Hits" is as S as the continent, and their #ngs fnr the present season en- @ the most attractive they have 4 mt forth. All New York is Mg their latest ballads, including Sart and Wits great song &a. "The Moth and the Flame, " Ibew romantic song of the sea, #t Till My Ship Comes h." @ted and Carter's beautiful bal The Girl I Loved in sunny lessee" and the famous "She Bred in Old Kentucky Witt ERoden's My Little Georgia E9 and Dave Marion's Its What You Were. It's What You To-day" In coon songs, which be good adays to live at Ressrs, Stern & Co. lead with | Lewis captivating My Ala h Lady Love-" Ed. Rogers Hlg My Oriental Coon." Dave Jr's My Hanna Lady." and
 hms and Walkers comic Why X You Get a Lady of Your Max :. Witt's lovely waltzps \ First Violin," head the instru- aal list, that shows also H. R. lively cake-walk, "TBe Tenn ]ubileess'' A ag-Time Ske- ae, by George Rosey, the gre at p hcomposer; "My Lady Love" kes, also by Mir. Roseyss and Prdin' House Johnson." 6 new Fwalk by Sadie Koninsky, com Fof "Eli Green's Cakt Walk. {" Fs Stern < Co. have just issued Y catalogue which they will lon application.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-21
HIS STORE BURNED.

|. reached Pine Bluff today of Inning of the Racket Store, at |Smitb, which occurred Monday The Racket Store was own Id conducted by Mr. $. H. Ham, 2 former Pine Blufilan. The vas valued at $10.OO0; two
 E insured. Mir. Hammond con- sa a Racket Store In this city tgeral years.