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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-12-07
Supreme Court.

Kenworthy 4. Emmett. from Cumber-
land, per cTlriam affirmed.
AGefnesh by y. Manufacturing Company,
argued by G. IT, Brown for plaintiff;
Walker & Cqn~ler for defendant.
State i. Gatewood. dismissed on mo-
tion of Adams & Jones, because the
order to appeal IN forna pauperis was
not signed by the judge.
Yandyke =. Tarfis, argued by Webb
for plaintiff: Bason for defendant
Baxter I. Porter. by Jones & Tillett
for plainTiff; d. W Robinson for defen-
dant
BARKER i. Raflrosd. by Smith & Valen-
tine. BY heigf, for plaintiff; G. +. Bason
and "A. B. Andrews. Jr.. for defendant.
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY

An alarm of fire was turned in last
night shortly before IL o'clock on ac-
count of small fire in the Mills wag-
on factory. Tie damage was small.
During the month of November %
conyicts, one less than one per day,
were brought to the State Prison. The
cost to the State of bringing them was
as3.45.
THE regular meeting of st. Luke's Cir
Gle will be held tomorrow (Thursdayl
afternoon at o'clock at the residence
of Mrs. j. W. Foy on South Harrington
street.
--
Yesterday afternoon many of the dele
gates to the Tobacco Growers Conven-
ton, by special invitation from Presi-
dent Winston. visited the Al. and M.
College and inspected it. They We're
much pleased with what they saw.
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Store Hints.

The Clearance Sale of Millinery at
half prices-the Christmas Sale t Coat
Suits and F7urs. New Shipment Of Bo-
shemian Vases at importers prices, ew
Receipts Of Ladies' Neckwear Novel
ties, the Big Holiday Handkerchief
Sale and the Christmas Doll Display
all claim your attention.
WI 81 FurS
Valuable information regarding ladies'
misses and little girls FURS. The as
sortment is good and prices little enough
to sweep them out in a hurry. Do not
dely-no duplication.
/ Child's Set Angora Muf and
Collar .,................ E.GO
Child's Set Opossum Muff and
Neckpieee $1,000. .......... So.UU
/ Caild's Set in Stone Marten
Muff, Animal Scarf .... $500
/ Child's Set Chinchilla Muff and
Collars s....a..... sou
About % others Ihibits, Lambs, As
trachan, Mink, Brown Seals to select
from at above prices.
S pirate M ifs FIR Ladies
Natural Lynx Back. Stone Mar
Zen, Electric Seal. Labrador and
River Mink and French Coney
from $500 to ........... $500
L4dl > Il. d LAT, ties
Grey Krimmer, River Mink. Elec-
tric Seal. Brown OpoSsunn,
Brook Mink, Seal. Moufiiou,
Persian Lamb. etc.
Pat er H IS
co at just half priee-tnat means
half cost and is the opportunity of the
year.
Choice 81 any hat or bonnet in
the house only ......... $1,000
All French Feits, Stitched Feits.
Short Back Sailors, Spanish
Ttrrbans, .AlEfnes. Golf Hats,
and OH AL other shapes the
prices has been cut half in-two
half prices frem 25c up to $3.50
Hat Ornaments meet the same
fate. just one half Of last
months prices Rhinestone.
Steel and Jet buckles, jet
Wings. Butter Fliss where
they were S1.00, now 50c and
the zoe ones are only ...... 25c.
Grehe Breasts. Sea GEllg. Black
Birds. Parrots. Paradise Aigrettes.
Quilts, Wings Of all kinds and
sorts-so3ne Is low as ........ zoe.
F 4ncv six aps Ftr b bles.
Embroidered, tucked and fur-trlm
medal this seasons purchase
and perfect beauties for the lit
tie ones-exactly half price
$500 quality are S1.0O, down
to the soc one for ... Csc
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Du ing ID cember

Goods will not be sent out on appro-
val. G. o. D. packages must be paid
for at the door. Christmas novelties
or toys will not be exchanged after
they are sold.
No goods laid aside unless Paid for
in advance.
Trustworthy goods only at uniformly
right prices. All articles guaranteed
as represented. One price to all and
that the lowest.
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SPECIAL RATES VA S. A. +.
Christmas Holiday Excursion Rates
1s99-1900.

On account Of the Christmas Holidays
tha SeaBoard Air Line viii sell rpnnd
trip tickets at tate of one and oreaaira
fistelass fares to all points east II tie
Mississippi end sSanth Of the Ohio ard
Potomac rivers.
Tickets to be sald December 22nd,
23fd 21th and 25th: also. December
aeth and 31st. 1899, and January 1st,
1900 with extreme limit January 18th,
1900.
Tickets for students Of schools and roll
lcaes viii BE- sold Deamb 10Th t. y It.
1899 inclusive, with final limit .Ianuary
4fh. 1870. on presentation of cgrtifcatss
signed by. the Superintendent, Princi-
Iials or presidents Of the schools.
For further information call on,
II. s. LIZARD, L. r. A.,
Raleigh, n. G.
Z.sP. SMITH. City Ticket Agent.
Raleigh, n. G.
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TenCent Counter

Here are values that make You mar
vel at the possibility Of such rroduc-
items. They are useful as we'll as or
namental and cannot be replaced at the
prices after these are gone.
Drums, Plates, Chocolate Pots, Cups
and Saucers, Lanterns, Child's Books,
Toilet Sets, Mugs, Block Games, Build
ing Blocks. Perfumeries, Stationery.
Animals. Jumping Jacks. Cologne Bot
ties. Card Cases, Dat Meal Bowls, Jar
dineres, Noah's Ark. Bed Steads. Dolls.
Toy Animals, Rubber Goods, Smelling
Salts, Powder Boxes, Ash Receivers,
Vases, Checker Boards, Feather Dus-
ters, Games and many others.
Choice ................ ole
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Five c. mt Couoter.

For the greater convenience and that
hundred articles may be seen ar
once, these counters are established.
Baby Rattlers, Icy Watches, Books,
Paints, Games, Christmas Cards,
French Harps, Horns. Pistols, Animals,
Timber Jacks, Dress Dolls. Balls, Scnol-
ar's Companions. Swords, Whips, Vases,
Figures, Pin Trays, Mugs. Match
Stands, Glassware, Picture Frames,
China Dolls, Do-faces, Iron Candle
Sticks, Nursery Rhimes, Paper Dolls,
Ink Tablets, Jingle Reins, Horns, Tin
sci Ornaments, and fruits for Christmas
Trees. and hundreds of others.
Choice Observation-Disclosures. sc.
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Greensboro Lumber Company.

Secretary Of Strife Thompson incor-
porated the Greensboro Lumber Com
rany The following are the incorpora-
t1Frs with tie number Of shages taken by
each: NJ w Whyte. Welsh. w Va.
Al sharess .hl-e r. MeNairv, Greens
hnro, y. G., 20 share: John NJ s evens,
Gree nshoTe. n G., 40 shares.
! The business Of the company VII be
the mannfacture Of lumber, sash doors
and blinds. The capital stock is Sl0,-
600.
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Standard at ems

For January are now ready.
Designers ts....-7..-. AOc
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GOOD
sugar and Spice,
And Everything that's nice. :


Fat Turkies. Celery. Mince Meat,
whole Pumpkins, Sliced Pumpkins,
White Grapes dark Grapes, new Walauss.
Almonds. Extra large Pecans and other
nuts, Stuffed Dates, crystalized Ginger,
Maple Sugar, Golden Gate Peaches.
Pears, Cherries and Apricots, and hun
dreds Of other things in glass and tin.
Self raising and plain Buck Wheat. Flap
Jack Flour, Quaker Oats, Barley, Grits,
Gluten and other cereal preparations.
Our famous stuffed Mangroes fine as
ever.
ROLLER Champion Flour still sustains
IT, deserved reputation as whitest and
best that is nlilled.
Seal brand Java and Mocha IN nm
surpassed combination of Aroma and
strength.
.IIe No" Tea for delicacy Of perfume
and inyigorating quality has no rival.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
How About Blankets !?

This cold snap calls for extra cover
ing and nothing ON earth meets the
requirements so well as our North Car
DINA Home Made Blankets.
Wool is warmth and here you have it
-ALL-WOOL.
Rest pure wool-10-4 Blankets. So SO
Best pure wool--11-4 Blankets. "a 25
Best pure wool-12-4 Blankets. SIS 90
B lok> Live Forever.
Our holiday exhibition Of books now
ready-the great annual sale of books,
so temptigly priced as to make buying
ifresistihle--long after other kinds of
gifts cease to exist, books will retain a
treasured place ever as a reminder or
the giver.
Henty's Works, Coorer's Leather
Stocking Tales, Hawthorn's Works, Ar
lington edition, Cambridge Classics,
Mother Goose Series, The Works Of %
Poets, The Style of Binding, paper
and print will be interesting when the
price is heard.
All are worth double-10c.. Ice,
25c, 39c. and ............ Ace
SmOk r. sets
Today half prices have been marked
on exquisite Smokers Sets, Ebony
Cherry and WalnGt. Mounted on Tripod
Stands. an ornaments to the Drawing
Room or Parlor
$3.50 quality are now .....$175
$500 quality are now .........$ 81 SO
$500 quality are now ........ 90
$3.50 Center Table Pieces. Use
" rs SIX SIN kiag oats
We have just received d shipment of
japanese silk Smoking Goats We
have these in all sizes--the colors are
Llue. lined with red and heavy quilted
nothing makes a@@better present for
your husband or Brother.
Gents Furnishing Counter $500
NJ ~ : NpckWpar ! q Xmas Il
Silk Tecks, Four-in- Hands, Puffs, I'M
nerial, Ascot, String Ties, Shields and
Band Bows.
Stock is grand. quality best and
prices right-25c to ..........$1. 90
Y velty Neck
wear FIR Ladies
Received BY express Stock Collars,
Stock Puffs, Scarfs, Jahots, Aseots, Silk
isohues and Lace Novelties.
Assortment nnequaAed- gems for
the pIice-4all new styles from
zoe 70 ......,.....#. ..#....... Do
Anoth / Toy Railroad tnglne
Here that is self-propelling and yet
is net run BY steam, spring or electricity,
and it will climb hill that a big real
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1t takes bnt minute to overcome
tickling in the throat and TO stop cough
by the use Of One Minute Couch Cure.
This remedy quickly cures all forms
of throat and lung troubles. Harmless
and pleasant to take. 1t prevents con-
sumption. A famous specific for grippe
and its after effects. Bobhift & Wynne
Drug Company, Adams & Moye, William
Simpson
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THE WEATHER TODAY.

local forecast for Raleigh and vicin-
itysto D. M: Fair: warmer,
Local data for Raleigh yesterday
Minimum temperature, 30:
Maximum temperature, 30: minimum
temperature. 81; mean temperature, A;
total rainfall, O.
For North Carolina: Fair Thursday
and Friday; fresh north to east winds.
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Bring tn Children

To see the biggest lot of toys games
dolls, wagons, hobby horses, musical in
struments, furniture and every ether
thing necessary to complete thorough
outfit for the holiday trade.
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steam engine would balk att is done
by friction and called the hill-climber.
Price .$1O0
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VISITORS DAY.

Visitors Day" at the public schools Wednesday proved big su9cess.
 All the schools, which were beauti- fully decorated for the occason, were attended by great throngs of parents, relatives and friends of the pupils during the day. The usual daily exercises were held and proved a subject for much favorable eom- ment for the many who were actual ly amazed at the wonderful progress which is being madein all the grades.
 uperintendent Hinemon, with the assistance of his able corps of teach CTS, gave the visitors a most cordial reception and escorted them through the different departments. It is said that the institution of'Visitors Day proved such a pleasing success that it will be continued indefinitely.
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MARRIED.
urxpERsoN-SHAw. ".

oniet but pretty home wed- AF,o eaoE place in this city Wednes-
 ,abt. The principals were Mss \ shaw, of this city, and Mir. T 'Sranderson, of Little Rock. The
 occurred at the brides
 oS Se or East Second avenue g asloek. after which a reeep-
 sas tendered the guests, who
 oomposed chiefly of intimate
 af the families. Rev. J. F
 hside is well-known in this
 ,rbore she has resl1ed since 8ood. For several years she R inc employ of the Southwest p splenbone & Telegraph Compa- '+bis city and proved a most sbt employe.
 ] broom is a prominent attache ! pacific Express Company's of }, little Rock. His boyhood Were spent in Pine Bluff where Universally esteemed. MT and Henderson left this morning for s Rock, where they will in fu- fpside.
 4be happy couple weextend our Limitations and best wishes, ,and 4bejr future path through life spver strewn with happiness. long the many visitors on this ! occasion were Mrs. Adolph .Orpn, of Palestine, Tex; Mrs. l Newman, of Little Rock, and Mary Conrey, of Little Rock.
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". H. Shadow Maber, formerly of this city but now of Alexandria, La., is in the city today calling on his friends. He has been ill for some time and is enroute to New York where he will enter the Pasteur4 h. stitute for treatment. He brought his family to this city who will re- main here until his return from New York.
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We call the attention of our read CTS to the new advertisement for Mir. Wm Burke, the real estate man. Mir. Burke is a hustler in his line and has built up his business from 8 small beginning to goodly propor- tions. He has real estate to sell and houses to rent and will attend promptly to all business entrusted to his care.
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HOW's This?

We offer S100 reward for any case of catarrh that can not be cured b" Halls Catarrh cure.
 F. J. CHENEY & GO., Props, Toledo, 0
 We the undersigned. have known F. 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- legations made by their firm. WEST TRUAx. Wholesale druggists, Toledo
 Ohio.
 WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo Ohio. acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price 75c. per bottle, Sold by all druggists Testimonials free, g23 Halls family pills are the best
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SMITH-REYNOLDs.

]. linn Smith and Miss Hattie
 elds were married at the brides sin Redfeld Wednesday night. . .brIde is the oldest daughter of
 . H. Reynolds, one of the lead 5bysicians of that place. She asited this city Every frequently possesses many sfriends in Pine s groom was formerly in the ] yof Mir. Lou Owen in this city. how conducting a saloon busi- At Redfelt.
 extend our best wishes for future happiness.
 Brsono ". D. Jones, County ] performed the ceremony.
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Read the advertisement in this i

Read the advertisement in this i>- sue of the W. s. Beard Furniture Co.,, No. 22S Main street. This firm has just received a new line of baby bug gies, bedroom suits, folding beds, ehiffoDiers and Chinese and Japanese mating, which they are offering at attractive prices. They are also agents for the celebrated "Odorless" Refrigerators, and have a full line on hand. Call and inspect the stock of the Beard Furniture Company be- fore making your purchases.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-04-29

Miss Hattie Bachrach, who has been the guest of Miss Etta Simon in this city for the past two months, will return to her home at Bloom iLgton, Ill.,, this afternoon. She will be accompanied by Miss Et- ta Simon, who will be her guest dur ing the summer.
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Messrs. Henry Bernath, Earnest Hummer and Ed Bauhgman have returned from Horse Shoe lake. where they went on a fishing expedi- tion. They report that the river is overfowing considerable lowlands in that section on both sides of the riVrr
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 Warning Order.

In the Chancery Court of Jefferson coun ty, Arkansas. Lee HigEtower plaintiff vs Rocksey Hightower, defendant. The defendant, Rocksey Hightower, is warn ed to appear in this court within thir- ty days and answer the complaint of plaintiff. Lee Hightower. Given under my hand and the seal of said court this, 8th day of April, A A D. 1899. J. A. LANGF0RD, Clerk.
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Miss Blanch Altheimer, who has beoa spending the past year in New York eating her voice under the the great Parisian sslnger, Amsel, will return home Sunday.
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Nr V. B. Grubb, hustling corset strea .rr OI Chicago, is calling on nls ae Bluff friends today.
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News In Bnet

lR Romans, the child actress, is Ae report of Col Darlington to seommissary department of the IYis eondemnatory of beef. M MStandard Oil Company is said leconnected with the syndicate tb buying up copper mines, sElonal convention of chiefs of q will be held in Chattanooga nprican troops captured all the posts at Calumpit Tuesday. The 'EPs fired the town before moving There was close and exciting fpg Col Funston and his regi- [ distinguished themselves. eAlnley's s Cabinet Tuesday dis sf the Capt. Coghlan inciden |
 he Philippine situation. ae cruiser New Orleans will visit eity of New Orleans. aaucah and Little Rock each I visit from the Nashville. le German press is calming down Ffhe Coghlan affair. apncefote, British delegate to Hague conference, has sailed. oker and Reed yesterday sailed Alrope oL the same vessel. 'RSldent Iglesias, of Costa Rica, 2 on President Mckinley. aRee men were convicted of coun- 'Alng at Nashville.
 Lookout Inn property has # into the hands of the Order of #ay Conductors. < Tennessee Copper Company eeen chartered at Nashville.
 pepartment Of Texas will be #a for the benefit of Gen. Yer.
 ,I gre is talk of transa tlantic ca a greet from this country to Ger s, 8 wife of Count Esterhazy has
 u suit for divorce. eerlcan merchants at Bluefelds \ S.oSed tEeir doors lrather than 7l' to demands of Torres. x s9ds are driving people from
 nolnes in Nebraska.
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Mir J. J. Jones, a hustling rail- road accident insurance man, is calling on his Pine Bluff friends to- day.
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John Orr, a white man. was fined $50 in the police court this morning for petit larceny. He stele a valise and shipped it to a friend at Claren- don.
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MT. W. E Sawyer, of the Sawyer & Austin Lumber Company, which will move to this State from La Crosse, Wis, left Wednesday after noon for Little Rock, where he goes on business. He will return in a few days.
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Mrs. Leila Gillespie, of Hope, arrived in the city this morning and will be the guest of her sister, Mrs Will Nichols for a few weeks.
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Officer Culpepper arrested two crazy negroes on ourstreets Wednes- day night and locked them up.
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ts :. " Putnam, St. Louis rep ha au,e Of the Sawyer & Austin Saa 0o', returned to St. Louis lesday afternoon.
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On the 1st Day of Nav. 1899

sell at public auction to the highest bidder at the court house door in Jefferson county, Arkansas, on @ credit of three months, the following land lying in Jefferson county, Ar kansas, tO-wit The North half of the South ha.f of the Southwest quarter of the North Range Vest Purchaser will be required to give notes bearing 10 per cent, interest from date till paid with approved personal security, and lien will be retained on said land to secure payment of the purchase money. J. A. LANGFORD,
 WIS Commissioner.
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Contractor R. W. Lane leaves this afternoon for Searey, where he will enter the bidders contest for the erection of the new Galloway We wish him success.
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From Thursday s Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
 NJ. L. Altheimer is spending few days in the Valley of Vapors.
 Mir. ! orrts Swartz has gone to Ty Ter, Texas, on a business mission.
 The citizens of Helena will banquet the officers of the Nashville Sunday.
 Mrs. Gertrude Patterson, of Holly Grove, is the gnest of friends in this city.
 One man was fined this morning in the police court for disturbing the peace,
 The case of the State ys. Henry Boyd will come up before Justice Vance this afternoon.
 Major Charles Gordon Newman returned this morning from a few days visit to the capital city. 
 The steamer Dardanelle came down from Little Rock this morning with large cargo Of freight.
 Mir. and Mrs. George YiDing return ed this morning from their honey moon which was spent in the Valley of Yap0rs.
 Mr. 4. ". Mills, who has been so- journing at Potash Sulphur for the past two weeks, will return home this afternoon.
 Miss Dena White, Of Sherrill, ar rived in the city, this morning and will spend several days the guest Of Miss Nellie Sallee.
 Mr. Elmo Marsh returned this morning from several weeks sojourn at Hot Springs He is much improved in health.
 Mir. John T. Marsh left Wednesday afternoon for Little Rock, where he will attend Col. Jas. A. Henry's fu- neral, which takes place there today.
 Contractor R. W. Lane leaves this afternoon for Searey, where he will enter the bidders contest for the erection of the new Galloway college. We wish him success.
 MT. W. E SaUye of the Sawyer & Austin Lumber Company, which will move to this State from La Crosse, Wis, left Wednesday after noon for Little Rock, where he goes on business. He will return in a few days.
 Messrs. Henry Bernath, Earnest Hummer and Ed Bauhgman have returned from Horse Shoe lake. where they went on q fishing exnPdi-
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Commfssioner,s saIe.

In obedience to a decree of the Jefferson Chancery Court, rendered on sthe 11th day of February. 1899 in the case of James A. Hudson ct al, plaintiffs against Mary Shirley, defendant, l will
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Miss Dena White, Of Sherrill, ar rived in the city, this morning and will spend several days the guest of Miss Nellie Sallee.
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No business was transacted in the circuit court today. The court spent the day setting dates for cases.
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Mir. John T. Marsh left Wednesday afternoon for Little Rock, where be will attend Col. Jas. A. Henry's fu- neral, which takes place there today.
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Mr. Elmo Marsh returned this morning from several weeks soiourn at Hot Springs. He is much improved in health.
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The citizens of Helena will banquet the officers of the Nashville Sunday.
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MT. A.W. Mills, who has been so- iourning at Potash Sulphur for the past two weeks, will return home this afternoon.
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MT. orrts Swartz has gone to Ty Ter, Texas, on a business mission.
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NJ L. Altheimer is spending a few days in the Valley of Vapors.
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Mrs. Gertrude Patterson, of Holly Grove, is the gnest of friends in this city.
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Mir and Mrs. George YtDfng return ed this morning from their honey moon which was spent in the Valley of Xapors
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One man was fined this morning in the police court for disturbing the peace,
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The steamer Dardanelle came down from Little Rock this morning with a large cargo Of freight.
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Major Charles Gordon Newman returned this morning from a few days visit to the capital city.
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The case of the State ys. Henry Boyd will come up before Justice Vance this afternoon.