Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-02
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- Blrpeo's garden seeds on sale at
CulpepPcFs.
Go to Mulikins cash store for
selz Royal Blue $3.50 shoes.
Mss Nettic Freeman has returned
from a visit 10 Little Rock.
Prof. ". G. Mcconnell came down
from little Rock this morning.
Get a suit for a dollar per week
at The flHb. Information by asking.
Officer Frank Culpepper is going
after the delinquent fines in a lively
manner.
New Hne Of lace sox, 20, 30 and %
cents Get your supply at once at
The hub
Elk will close his Pine Bluff sal.
le9y the=Grat Of June, to be closed four
months.
oas. three cases were in police
CONT this morning, and the fines az
seeeatel $15.
iss Murphy Guess, OF Kinssian@.
is in the city. the guest Of Mr. aai
NJ Thomas Green
-Pauamas and rough braid straWs,
latest designs. lowest prices, and what
sits goa at Tie Hub.
-Notfcc-From date all livery and
carriage bills will be cash ! cannot
run monthly bills Will Riley.
-Emma G. Gregg. graduate optieian,
- @ nf1i
a short time Scientific examination
f..
Musical, Merrill Institute, Friday,
May 9, by Miss Vieie Harrell. Admis-
sion % cents. Reserve seats at Rosen-
befe's.
Dr. Cruteher left fer Dermott this
morning to attend Mr.. J. c. CrenshaW,
who is critically i'll at his home in
Dermott.
Miss Josie Goldman. a little Rock
society young lady, arrived in the city
this morning to visit her friends, the
Misses Weller.
John Dellmon has taken several
contracts for gravel roofs, and is pre-
pared to give all orders prompt atten-
ton. Your patronage solicited
Col. S. " Taylor has been invited
to speak at the meeting of the Arka,s-
sas Bar association, to be held in Lit
tie Rock in the latter part of May.
Nh. F. 4. Ro9 s. a clerk in the
store room department Of the Cotton
Belt shops, has resigned his position
ia accept a more lucrative position III
Chicago.
Miss Lloyd Morgan. a relative Of
Nj. and Mrs. f. l.. I.arsche, left this
morning for Lake Providence and New
Orleans. La. Miss Morgan.s home is
Los Angeles, Cal
Prof Junius Jordan, who was rC-
Gently elected superintendent of public
schools for this city. is expected %
arrive in the city about July I, to III
augurate his work here.
Miss Juliet Welch, after visit to
her mother Mrs. Juliet Welch, and
other relatives, has returned to Cam
den. She also visited Mr.. and Mrs.
G. /. Maddins, of New Gascony.
Congregation Aushe Emeth will
hold regular services at s p. m. at the
Bluff City Club rooms. \ special fea
ture of the services Will be the install
'ation of the ofiicers-elect of the CON
sregation.
Mrs. f. II. Herbert. who has just
recovered from the effects of a serious
accident. left today to visit her friends
in Kansas City, in company with her
sister. Mrs. B. B. Russell, Of Ladrone,
California.
On next Frida:. evening. May 9. all
lovers of music will be given a treat
by the talented Miss Harrell. who ap-
pears before the public for the Hrst
time since her return from the Chicago
conservatory of music.
Mr. Jack Robinson, a well-known
railroad man. arrived in the city
Thursday. He will succeed Mr.. Les
ter Arnett, as ticket agent at the Val
ley depot. who has been promoted to
the position of chief clerk.
Jim Hovis' residence was de-
stroyed by fire at an early hour this
morning The building was beyond
saving when the alarm was turned in
10 the fire department, and nothing
could be done but to save the adjoin
ing property,