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EXPERTS VIEW THE CHTCkENS.
ENGLIsHMEN STUDYING AMERICAN BREEDS
MEETINGS OF POULTRY CLUBS


MEETINGS OF POULTRY CLUBS.
The Poultry Show in the Madison Square Garden
Vp-ned yesterday morning with a large attendance
VI poultry en- husiasts. many Of whom were there
70 attend The meetings Of the diferent poultry
.40s The first meeting Of the day was that OF
"a, ,ns American Leghorn Club. Ezra Cornell Of
.'asca is the secretary Of this club. ". f. Rich
r'a' PRESIDENT The American Black Minorca
-" and the American Wyandotte Club met later
'as Eastern Maybe Club meets AT o'clock TO
10y Inc American Jacobn club al and the
auoha Bantam Association will hold an evening
's"h On Saturday there will be meetings OF the
.-e'can Exhibition Game and Game Bantam
-0s sno the American owl club. BY request OF
"y visitors from out Of town who want to see
~e oi'ds early in the day. the time OF the opening
- We show daily has been changed to o'clock IN
o a oi 10 O'Clock as heretofore
-"e English experts who nave come across the
, a'et 10 look The Poultry Show and write 1t up
a., We English farm journals are making close
1uS Oh every bird in the cages. and the thorough
80 oi Their work called forth the admiration Of
s'De Oh the poultry men who are exhibiting These
.-oes Of the individual birds viii result In some
- - comparisons Of the American and English
- Inc English people are enthusiasts in the
N' ol small farming and owners Of country
80 are all expert breeders # fowls. our breeds
Ths pros are well represented in the Garden
study - I'm IN are fond Of game fowl and special
years .. 'atAefy coats Of the big fowl produced by
ewes ~ sdteiui breeding has great value in the
the SKIN ~ e experts One Of them praised highly
ing m ~ ~ ne american breeder yesterday morn
BesoLh looking al the exhibIflo, Of Pivmouth
feafbeen me american standard II you will draw
penciiiir WIN a pencil showing the bars and fine
breedarnas you want ! can tske YOU 10 expert
DUE, go Mho can go 10 work and in ten years pro-
's' said one. P''''S :" VIC i'"'"
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yvsTJTrTF OFFICERS NOMINATED.

,rbe American Institute Of the city Of New-York
held rs annual meeting last evening In the lnsti-
tute headquarters No. 1l5 West Thirty-eighth-st
The principal business was the nomination OF ON
GERS to be voted for a meeting To be held some day
next week The exact date will he announced iater'
The ticket chosen Is as follows President Charles
II Patrick. vice president Henry C. Labay, sec
rotary william I Peoples; treasurer. William h
Oakley; trustees j. Rockwell Fay, George H. loop,
lanes n Bennett. Richard +. Davies ALEXANDER
NJ Hidden and George Whiteie.d III,
The trustees announced that the Institute VIII
soon move into new quarters on the htth nVot pl
g. Ni,rranfile IuiIdrg Aston Place and Eighth
81 The work Of the Institute has ontsrown us
present quarters.
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~ ggr JprvG PLACE THEATRE.

Another popular comedy was produced a. INC
e., uto.o Theatre last evening. II was b.
d " Rusch and Rechenbach) which portrays the
noes of one Of the members Of a firm OF CLOAK ana
ami, manufacturers In Berlin. To excuse some OF
his actions. Reichenbach. the son-ln-ia" Of the
ser,or mariner feigns insanity HIS VIE jealous
woman. has him sent to cold-"aieI S""''"' '"''
""'''-'' -. ,,,,aoted 10 4 'cure" Of ice baths and
"" no., .r,,h ,s torture 10 him, The audience
. oued the house. was kept in state Of al
NM instant laughter The principal pdrS VIE
faken BY Mossrs. StropI Won Ho''''.'
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How to Get the Best Ale.
order Evans' EveryWnere.
MdRRIEU.

sATVATIE-VAN DER KIEFT-At tho Church ~ Our
Lady OF sorrows. South Orange. y J.. oy Rev George
Brown. February l. 1859. Captain Gi0gard Fran
cos sauvale. q Indo-Chna 20 Josephine Wnhslrnina
van de- kien
VOORHEES-WENDT- on Thursday. February AZ the
Lutheran church u Holy Trinity. hy the Rev 6.
Armand Miller. Alice, daughter % Nj and hrs frei-
erick u Wendt Charles ~ VOORHEES, = New York
city
YOUNG BAII.ANTINE--On Wednesday Februsr, !, sf
the residence % the bride mother by ne Rev 20
ward Pays1n Terhgne. Alice Isabel daughter OF tns
late John ". Bslianfine Henrs Young. jr.
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VOLUNTEER ARMY.
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAfS FoNf"-A'f
Washington FEB 2-There has been general fail ~
,reesure east u the Rocky lniains except IN NV
,oke regions The pressure In he plateau regions con
,,,,o and has extended southeastward 20 leNas ana
,,.,.e through the CUE states KAN mas
n, general throughout the south with rising tenpera-
- ana thundArstorms are reported from all portions o'
the Fast Guf and south Atlantic States except Fiorloa
Saw has continued IN Kansas Colorado and the MIDDLE
I,sau and has also fallen lightly in the Middle Misss-
sin, Valley and portions u Nh" lake regions ana 'n'
e,,ren,e Northwest The temperatures have risen con-
s,dar,blv from the Ohio VALLEY eastward ana nave
bsneej but lttle the lake regions ana the Northwest
continues IN the extreme NoFtl"est
nth temperatures ranging frsm % j degrees below
- and the zero line SIN passes through N0rtheastern
S,I,rado on the Pacific Coast there mas been utue
ha,ga in tsnpsrature and ram except Hght showers
~ - california coast Fair weather Will continue III
- Tryiand Rain Will continue IN the Souih ana eA
80 onward and northeastVard through the ohio ana
N"due Mississippi valleys and Middle Atlantic states
Irsseine cloudlne-s and SHOWS are indicated tor the
ire- iaEs region and generally fair weather elsewhere
49,, snoO, In Kansas and Colorado Tie temperature
hsnges viii unmportan except In the extreme south
r,sbt Northeasterly winds Indicated for the AZ
ia1,c coast Light 70 fresh In the northern and fero
10 brisk the southern portion
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pected that the latter Will finally receive the fun
vote Of the regular Republicans
UNCHANGED SITUATION IN NEBRASKA

cNNnHt'pED ollOAIlON IN NEbfNaoNA'
Lincoln. Neb., Feb. Ain the Senatorial ballot
to-day the feature was the gain Of another vote
for Thompson and the loss Of two by Reese TO Hay
ward. The vote was: Allen (Pop). 81 Hayward.
81. Webster. TO-; Thompson .; Field. I: Weston. 4;
Reese, 1; Foss /; Adams. /: Hlnshaw. !: Lambert
son, /: Cornish. /: Van Dusen. l; total. 1875 Neces-
sary to choice s.
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FORECAST N DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.

For New England generally fair light 10 fresh east
sriy winds.
For Eastern New-York Increasing coudiness Followed
nv rain in southern portion light fresh eastery WINDS
For Eastern Pennsylvania and New-Jersey CLOUDY
weather with rain in the afternoon light 10 fresh east
erly winds. -. ,,....,.., al,
District Of Columbia. Delaware and Maryland RAM
warmer. light 10 fresh northeasterly winds
"arnev ~ T.n Work ncreas sing clcldness and
fresh TO brisk nOrtheastery winds A..
For Western Pennsylvania snow In northern, ram IN
southern norton fresh 20 brisk northeasterN WHO'S
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DIED

ApgBoNxAs salem wa,sps,op ,, CUNT, "a:
Friday tho 81 inst. at
BlGELow Al Amherst Mass. suddenly Dr orv' y
Biselo~. aged -
EwEN-on Monday. January - Maria Iouisa. WIDOW Il
Funeral fr,n her late residence Ne q IVES. seth
Friday fehruary a. 10 O'Clock
kindly omit 1ogers
! Saierei ato rs' NJ. william Tarr. in tn. sis.
saturday afternoon. February s'2 . m
'oE%sqN ,. .ssr no sa s' .a .'4 a.s T:''R r:
Funsr,i service. p m Fe6rsr, 3 a, the residence os
rr Der en- q. '-, Ps,ra 5isa ,. r, or S'
c s.sr T', a.,s.: '' Ei%ara b. NSSa . s
Relative ana f,na, invited % attend n, funeral 80
day anernoon. At, o'clock
Take Fathlsh-afe car al Bridge
NJ ,,s9e' q s' ,' .so "a, a 81 ~.
AVN rrr,.0 s. or%.s e F.5 Es9y'
Avenue Hotel Rev J. iisias.,Sr Reese . o. Of o..
-,e,s s he bed A. N Paul. charch Al
iany N FRIDAY February at m
gsss 3 s 4o re-; "s 2'; F 's'sS
Funeral cr1ce. a, the Oh First church IN p'unins'o.
Friends viii please not send flowers
SESSIONS on February /. a hls re-ifsnce No. III
Congress Brooklyn John Sessions. ~ his 7sh y,sf
Funeral private
STRONG-At rest A. Piftsneii Mass. rhufsdsy Fsbru-
AIRY = 1852 Harriet sherman. widow n Rev. Eiwarf
strong L. D.. ard daughter ~ he late Charles sher-
n Sufeld. Conn
Funeral from her residence saturday. AZ ~ p m
infermsnt a. Greenwood. y. y
TAlLoR-A Pous9s'ep,is, , OF F sSs s.g.
The ste r Fran.s Esins Z T,sn,an y =
~. on saturday February g. al 30 m
TITts-On Tuesday. January 81 Donald nasuerrs To-
fant son ~ william Samuel and Amy Warren THUS
aged So month";
Funeral services private residence u his pEenisr
- . Sgth-st.. FRIDAY. February ,. az losD
o'cl0cS.
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WTNNER or THE YALE LIT MEDAL.

Nex-Haven Conn. Feb 2-The literary prise
that is most sought for at Yale the Yale Lit.
Medal valued at 800. tonight awarded TO GUY
Mortimer Carleton, Of Hartford.
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grees higher than that Wednesday and lih deerees
higher than that Of the corresponding day Of last year
TIE weather to-day will be cloudy and warmer w"
rain he afternoon AT night.
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PRESIDENT BUCHANAN'S HOUSEKEEPER
REVIEWED
tBy TELEGRAPH TO TIRE TRIBUNE. J

Lancaster Penn. Feb. Miss Hester Parker
n,ho oas bo.vehos7er for ex-President Buchanan
bc,e am p. Washington during his adminstra
lion dieG this morning from OH ako' civ was -
he, ,fnety fourth yea
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WILL or COLONEL YOCTN.
ESTATE LEFT TO DAUGHTER WHO WAS LOST
WITH HER FATHER

81 Louis. Feb 2-The will Of Colonel Harry
yocun who is supposed TO have been lost on the
launch Paul Jones in the Gulf Of Mexico. was
offered for probate yesterday In the fronate 'our
The instrument was dated June q. 1894. and be-
oueathed his possessions 10 MY daughter. Flor
ence Louise Yocum my only heir" The viii was
not accepted by the Court and will he submitted
TO Probate Judge Henderson for approval before ore
only heir Is supposed to have been lost WIN her
father and II wifi remain for the Court TO name
Loo
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and Ascher and the Misses Reichardt and
Schlueter The play VIII be repeated tomorrow
evening and on the evenings Of next week. "uriel
Acosta" will be given this evening.
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STILL VOTING IN CALIFORNIA

Salt Lake. Utah. Feb. 2.-Three ballots for Sem
ator were taken to-day without change.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

Tribune once. Feb g. a m-lhe weather Yesterday
, fair and cold The temperature ranged between IL
and 30 degrees the average (24s degrees being de-
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WORE BREVET NONTNATTONS.
A SECOND LIST SENT TO THE sE:;ATE RY
THE PRESIDENT

A SECOND LIST SENT TO THE SE.;ATE ny
THE PRESIDENT
Washington. Feb 2-Tho President to-day sent
TO the Senate a large number of military nomina-
lions. being promotions and filling vacancies In
the lower grades Of the Regular Army and volun-
teer service. There also tho following brevet
nominations Of officers who distinguished them
selves in the war:
REGULAR ARMY.
TO BE BRIGADIER-GENERAL BY BREvET
CHARLES A. WIKOFF. 22d Infantry hned In action At
III Caney.
TO BE LIEUTENANT-COLONEL BY BREvET
VIM r. BOYLE. OH In VALERY HOWARD sur
NJ W. WOOD surgeon. lat LEoPoLD o. PARKER
JoHT j. OcoNNELL Is, PHILIP II. ELLIS. 18th
N in'P p yPHrsrER is In HENRY H. HUMPHREYS
fantrv l2th Infantry.
cAsPHR H. CONRAD 's'h
TO BE MAJORS BY BREvET
JOHN GUTHRIE 18Th CHARLES b. vOGDEs. LIST
HA IEtR'Y'SG g. cAvENAUGH FRANcIs +. LACY. list
JAMES FoRNANcE. 1871 WILLIAM NJ cRoFroN.
JAMES MES" B GoE. 18th In r., G WOODBURY.. 18th
b '"T H. l. GILMAN 18Th sAMTEL R wHTALL
NAT P fPmsTER. lst In RI DoLPH 9. EBERT. =,
fantry sstant i0th In
Join j. oCoNNELL is' fanTy -, co.. ,.,..
CHARLES i NJ CANDY as Try Gdlea in acton.
fantrv Infantry deceased.
TO BE CAPTAINS BY BREvET
PETER e. HARRIS 18Th DWIGHT z HALEY. hh
MrYRoE MFARrAND. c 5 'FARNswoRTH. 7th
18Th !nfantry. Infantry.
HARRY T. FERGUSON. T J. KfRKPATRIcK a. as
18Th Infantry surgeon. ith IN
" Iafantry. a. ~ cii4RLEs l. BENT 7'h
cas- assistant Surgeon. 81 In MARX l. HERsEY l2,h
rR faHYsTEii F. LACY. Sd FRhNK s oocHEX. l2h
EvERFT@r E. BENJAMIN. william G. ELLIOTT
G "a a. 'I B5EfaI.154rMENDY. LET rRFpERIcK :. WILD
II. mi" MI POWELL. lst In EDWARD Taylor 18Th
william NJ cRoFToN. WILLIAM NJ WOOD. 18Th
AMOS 10 ''l IA. MARTIN Is, DAVID 'J BAKER 18Th
D4 ,9isn'' y Ku.RtRN 81 R0HERT E l. SPENCE.
J " HEARD Sd Cavalry.
TO BE FIRST LIEUTENANTs BY BREvET.
rorrs r. BASH 18Th In HARVEY W. MILLER. 18th
DENNIS ENNIS Fl NOLAN LIST Alfred T SMITH. 18Th
,, lTf29'Iy PICKERING. Is, FINE " SMITH iah
infantry fantry
EDGAR RIDENoUR, 18th GLEN II DAVIS 18th In
DWIGHT E AULTMAN. pa cH1ARL+Es cHuRcHNAN'
WALTER C SHORT 9Th
Cavalry
VOLUNTEER ARMY.
TO BE IEUTENANT-COLONELS BY BRENEI'
RICHARD W JOHNSON. JOSEPH d MANflhLp'
breade surgeon signal corps
WILLIAM c. DANIELS
assistant adjutant general
TO BE MAJORS BY BRENEI
cro1cr p WILCOX. tst JOSEPH A. CARR LIST
cavalry. r, t,,.srov -, G. : cARrwRIGHT. as
cavalry. ssIsn' .,,
TO BE CAPTAIN BY BREVEr
Isf Cavalry
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Sacramento. Cal. Feb. 1.-Two ballots were taken
to-day cor United States Senator without change.
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Notices ~ marriages and deaths must be en-
dorsed with full name and address
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This is the first time in the history OF the
Democratic party In this State that It's state
chairman has been denounced for aiding Re
nubIicans The Democrats OF the House VIII
take similar action tomorrow.
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HoR,s ThisY

We offer slOO reward for any case of catarrh that can not be cured by Halls Catarrh cure.
 F. J. CHENEY & co, Props, Toledo, 0
 We the undersigned. have known Y. J Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable Tn all business transac- Tions and financially able to carry out any ob- ligations made by their firm
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 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials free saB Halls family pills are the best
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Mr. Creed Caldwell has returned from several weeks trip in the northern part of the State in the in- terest of the Pine Bluff State Fair. Mir. Caldwell says there is much in terest being manifested in our com ing show and every town in che State will be well represented. Large parties every where arc arranging to take in the exhibition.
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Nj, A. Austin, Esa., of Pine Bluff. was here last Saturday engaged in taking dispositions in an important railroad suit instituted in Kansas against the St. Louis. Iron Moun- tain and Southern Railway for dam ages to lot of cattle shipped over this road in 1897, from Deane. this county, to Merlin, Kansas.-M Monti- cellonian.
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Mr. NJ. l.. Altheimer will leave for St. Louis next week to locate for the practice of the law. Mir. Altheimel is young lawyer of ability and we predict a successful career for the gentleman who has been in our midst all his life. He has practiced law in this city for the past four years. We regret to lose him from the commu- nity and heartily commend him to the good people of St. Louis.
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Threats were maoe oy General Mercier at Rennes that be had a coup d'etat shat he was gong to spring on the defense; De Gallifet is also good at spangin2 coups. They all maybe great at making coups on one another, but the plantation darky way down yonder in the cornfeld' is also good at a coop" Let the roosters crow at being made the victims of hidden "coups."
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Friday evening a large party Q young people were most charmingly received and deliberately entertained with q graphophone party at the home of Mist Minnie Bond on East Second avenue. The elegant pro- gram rendered by E1ison's famous invention was highly enjoyed. The fair hostess made the evening one of pleasure and succeeded in pleasing all. Dainty refreshments were sery- ed.
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Thursday evening Capt. and Mrs, J. D. Murtaugh gave a dance at their house complimentary to their guest, Miss Ethel Brennan, of Mem- phis. The occasion proved most delightful one and everyone present were loud in their praise of the com pleteness in which the hospitable host and hostess received and en- tertained them. Those present were: Messrs. Ray Osborne. Edgar Mizell. Percy Henderson, Howell Westbrook, Harry and Frank Mil- ner, Sam Altschul. Dave Kaufman, Exley Hughes, Brunson, Mack and Mills Hammett, Earl Phillips, War ren Osborne.
 Miss Ethei Brnnan, lola Philpot, Mable and Nellie Voss, Bessie Atkin- son, Versa Niven, Victoria Goree, Sallle Hirschpiel, Fannie kaufman, Ruby Mickleberry, Leona Shandy, Willie Cranberry, Mary Mizell, Flu ture May Bloom. Bessie. Fannie and Nora Lowery, Lita Hammett,
 Mr. and Mrs. NJ. E. Bloom, Mrs. Montague; Mir. Hammett, Mrs. New ton, Mrs. H. B. Mizell. J. T. O'Neal, B. Miller, Mir. and Mrs. J D. Mur- tagh.
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Mir. k. c. Howell, our popular and handsome business man, has just re- turl ed from Richmond, Ky. where he accompanied his son. Clifton, and where the latter entered a college for the winter. Mir. Howell is much i'm pressed with the Ricl mond Institu- tion and feels that it is the right place for his promising young son.
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The Monroe County Sun says. Hon. clifton R. Breckinridge, of Pine Bluff, formerly our Congress- man and who was ambassador to Rnssia during the last Cleveland ad- ministration. arrived in Clarendon Wednesday to spend a few days catching fish. MT. Breckinridge was one of the most popular Congress men who ever repre- ented our peo- pie and his friends here would be glad to again support him for some position worthy his distinguishea ability"
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} COTTON BELT NOTES. !
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Rev. J. l.. Thomas, an evancoEa. on Chapel Car No. 1, which was siss Sa gently reprinted, is now minns wheel. Heleft his bycycle near tba store room at these shops and wban he returned it was goue.
 Last Friday just north of weiao. station this company lost l75O tio. by fire. three telegraph poles wa,a also burned and the wires are dows around that point.
 Commencing or last Sunday Noo running out of Texarkana, will han dle the Waco chair ear through to Memphis and out ou No. daily m. til further notice. Thls car will ho placed next to the parlor car.
 The Iron Mountain crossing at the compress at Camden has bean put in again. All road men on tbis road south will please respect this the same as other railroad crossjnps and make the usual stops.
 Mir R. B. Jones has severed bis connection with the Mountain road at this point to accept position as conductor on the Lott road out ap Hot Springs. Mr. Jones was con. i duet"r on this road a few years age.
 Mir. Andrew Schnable, machinist who has been employed here for 2 number oi years, has severed hls con nections with this department to ae. cept similar position with the San. ta Fe shops at Cleburne, Texas.
 Mfr. Sidney McCarra has been sent to Fordyce as night operator to sue eeed Clarence Bloom, who goes. to Rison to relieve Mir. J. $, Watwood who goes to Lewisville to handle the electric tapper.
 This company has sold to tue Lit tie Rock & Hot Springs road two of it's freight engines, Nos. 1IS and 124. They are now being fixed up and are having the l.. k. & Il. $. R. k. ini- tials placed on the tender. They were sold for $350O each.
 1 Just look! An order for five large Rodgers locomotives has been plaeeed with the Rodgers Locomo- tive V Norks at Patterson, N. J. Three Of these engines are for freight service and two for passenger. They are expected to be completed by the first of November.
 4 bulletin notice has been issued to conductors of both freight and pas senger trains running into Texar kama to regard yellow flag of Quar- antine Inspector Talbot when dis. played, so proper inspection can be had. They must also cooperate with the inspector in order to sage any delay to their train.
 The writer of these notes was in conversation this week with an off ciaI of this road m regard to the ru- nor of an office to be again op5ned at Jonesboro. Hestared that it was not an assured fact, but on account or the vast amount of work which IS now on the shoulders of the dispatch CTS here the prospects Of an office again being opened there is almost certain.
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The E,ks of Toledo. Ohio. gave a street fair which proved prouounc- ed success financially and otherwise, they realizing something like STOOD. Whats the matter with the Pine Bluff 1lksg
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Gov. Jones has offered a reward of $50 for the arrest of Warren Web ster. the negro who escaped from the officers at Star City recently. Web ster had been sentenced to the pen for grand larceny, and was being prepared for transportation at the time he made his break for liberty.
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The American soldier in the Phil ipplnes is singing II long to see the girl left behind This is an ap- propriate song both as to patriot ism and affairs of the hearC, for an American soldier never retreats, not even for the American beauty-his best girl.
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Misses Blanche and Allie Lee Fox. the charming dau2hters of Mir. ana Mrs. Free Fox, returned Friday even- ing from Virginia, where for the past mon 6h they have been indulging in the joys of pleasure ana "hours Of idleness" sought in these sultry sum- mer days. They have been stopping with relatives.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-09-20

We regret very much to chronicle the serious illness of Mrs. R. R.. Adams, the noble wife of Capt. Bob" Adams, the well known planter. Mrs. Adams is an invalid and has been for tho past forty years. It is thought she will not live another twenty-four hours longer.