Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-08-23


 Miss Vickie Hairell will give q a dance next Thursday at her pretty home ol West Sixth avenue, compli- neta ~ T, Miss Arie Ferguson, who wnl resn, apart for school.
 Ali alarm was turned in at the departments Monday afternoon from Nick Moustachio's home at the corLer of Fourth and Laurel streets. The excitepent vas caused by a burning Hue, which was soon extin- guished.
 FOR SALE-Ten acres of land. all in tence, house and shed, two wells, 2B miles from court house on West Sixth avenue.
 PIT 4. STROBLE.
 J. w. Adams, of Pine Bluff. Ark. arrived in the city yesterday from Tucson and Oracle, where he has been spending the summer, MT. Adams is a newspaper man and after a short visit here will return to his home in Arkansas. He is stopping at the merciaI.-Phoenix (Ariz. ) Republican.
 The Hoo fioos will hold 8 concat- enation in Pine Bluff Saturday even ing, September 2nd, 1899. MT George W. Ritchie, of this city, has issued cards to the many members through out the State requesting ail to be present. A val time is promised. On and after friday Aug. Is, will keep on hand at all times all kind of fresh and salt water fish. Prompt attention will be given to all orders. Both phones. .-I. j. Bloom SIS Main street. 2T
 This afternoon M9ssrs. Frank Yowell and Oscar Hurt had 8 per- sonal difficulty near Altsehul's cigar store on Barraque street. The trouble arose over a slight dispute of which we were unable to learn. Only one blow was passed. Mir. Vowell struck MT. Hurt in the eye and Mr Hurt struck the ground. Friends interfered.
 Fresh oysters and fish received daily at Merchants Exchange Res, taurant Served any style. And every thing else good to eat.
 MT. R. H. Studdard, age 19 years, and son of David Studdard. one of the most progressive planters in this section, died at his home near Grace Jefferson county, Monday night Oi heartfailure. The deceased was a most promising young man and had many friends throughout the conn- ty. The remains were inferred in Mt. Holly cemetary this afternoon Mr. A, c. Denison, a machinist em- ployed by the Cotton Belt at this place, died at the residence of 1stice W. D. Vance Monday morning. He was a former resident f New Or leans. A devoted wife is left to mourn his death. The funeral took place from the St. Joseph Catholic church this afternoon, Rev. J. M. Lucey ofhciating.
 MT. Ham B. Mizell, who for the past several years has efficiently fill ed the position of agent for the Iron Mountain road at this ploce, was re gently elected manager of the Pine Bluff Cotton Compress Company Mir. Mizell has had much experience in the compress business and will fl l the duties with satisfaction to all concerned. His successor will prob ably be named in few days.
 NOTICE.
 The officers and members of Pine Bluff Camp No. 6. Woodmen of the World. are requested to meet at their hall Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock fo~ the purpose of meeting the remains of the late Sovereign c V. Dixon. which will arrive over the Altheimer Branch road at l0:30 o'clock. C. k. tITzHUGH,
 Clerk.
 
 Editor N T Black kwell. of the Dallas (rex.) Democrat. was in the city Monday. Mir. Black we'll is q sor of Col T. W. Black well of this