Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-27
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Mrs. Frank Tillar of Tillar, is
IN the city.
DIR. w. p. Grandy went to Wimar
This morning.
Mr. M. II. Holleman. Of Benton,
IS in the city.
Mr.. e. M. McGill, of Camden was
visitor in the city.
Mr.. Frank Wesner, of Sweden,
is in the city today
Mr.. Titus Walker has returned
from trip to Memphis.
Mr.. r. w. Rightsell, of Little Rock,
Is registered at the Trulock.
Mr. w. H. Tankersley went down
the Vale. road this morning.
Mr.. J. NJ Taylor returned from
his summer visit in Kentucky
Mr.. George Butterworth left today
for his home at YaZoo City. Miss.
Mr.. W. IT, Young has returned
from threc-days' trip to Fort Smith.
--Messrs f. E. Lockwood and Geo.
W Davis are visitors in Little Rock.
Mr.. r. NJ. Galbraith returned
5his morning from trip to st. Louis.
Rev A. NJ Shaw, Of Arkansas
DR. and Mrs D. Fl. Mailer have re-
turned to their home at Charlottesville.
Little Etie Culpepper left for Mon
Monticello this morning to visit rela-
tiyes
Misses Chloe Jones and Mamie
Rowsley, OF English. are visitors in
the city today
Mr. S e. Cole. of the McGaughy
Hardware company, went down the
Valley road this morning.
Telephone J. NJ. Hudson. old
phone GIL about pears for preserving.
Delivered after September /.
Miss Vicie IIarrell left Tuesday
For Chicago. H., where she will re
enter the Chicago Musical college.
The two children of MI and Mrs.
" c. Roundtree1 of Linwood are re-
pported seriously sick with fever.
Major S w Boswell, of Richard
son. and his gnest, Capt Alfred Penn.
9f New Orleans are in the city today.
MI a Simon went to Little Rock
Tuesday accompanied by Mr.. Harold
3lnthenthal. who will return today.
Mr.. George S. Valiant, of Texar-
Kama, editor of the Texarkanian, is
listing his parents and brother. Lieut..
valiant in this city.
See John I'C,.Ll,n abou gravel
roofs. He is prepared to give all ord
ers prompt attention. and your pat.
rpnage is solicited.
Wanted. two good blacksmiths
and job shop men. Must be sober and
reliable Give reference with appl-
ration. T. |. Clay England, Ark
~ N1uted-Three ca.ll;,.etrs s. lie,
ting orders for pianos and organs
Gsod = rney to right III - See I,
Mayer. 412 Main street at Joe Bel
caths S
-Wanted-A good boy to deliver
papcrs in the east end any under four
enen years need not apply. Salary
rom So to 81, per month Apply at
Graphic Office
Officer Frank Culpepper returned
asst night from Texarkana where he
delivered into the custody OF Officer
Cushing of Corsicana Texas, Frank
Rumpass, the negro who was arrested
As a suspect.
Madam Ruple, a Very celebrated
paImist, IS registered at the Trulock
MOTEL # ali is true that the press says
Of this gifted lady. the people of Pine
Bluff are very fortunate in having an
opportunity to consult her.
The eJfferson Fencibles meet
;nnlght at Merrill institute, and have
EheIr second drill. and conduct some
eigIi business Captain Bell will give
the company twohours drill and
thoroughls instruct them in the pre-
iiminars tactics.
Mr. l.. w. Lowry. of Little Rock,
special agent for the Fidelity and Cas-
1aIty company. of New York was in
the city Tuesday. While here he ap-
pointed Mr.. Ernest O. Harrison. of the
real estate firm of Harrison and Son,
3ocal representative for the company.