Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-18

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from 4~scyere spell Of sickness ana
was able to be on the streets yes
ktcrday.
/ John u. Wells, thc-Main street
sa]oonist, has been quite sick for sew
oral DAYS. lie is 4 sufferer from la
grippe.
--Lost-Onicial List OF the Ginners
Of Jefferson County, Ark. has been
lost. The finder viii be rewarded "
returning same to the Graphic office.
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Pat Tierney, an cmployc OF the
Citizens Light and Transit Company
is very sick at the home Of Mrs. Kate
Geneyay on Third avenue.
The members Of the Pine Bum
Athletic Club will meet at their
quarters on State street, near 1hlfd
avenue. on the night Of February
;.
Lawrence Waterman, recently OPP
Grated on for appendicitis, continues
to improve. 1t will be several weeks,
however, before he is able to leave his
bed.
Deputy Sheriff E. +. Jones was
down at the court house yesterday,
after being laid UP for several
days. His many friends were glad
to see him out.
Sam Smith, a negro who was
recently fined $40 for vagrancy in
Justice Frazicr's court, was taken
to the county farm yesterday to
work out his fine.
The examinations in the local
public schools for the first term
commenced Friday morning and
will close on Friday, January "a.
There will be call meeting Of
the young ladies OF the First Meth
odist church with Miss Sue Ramsey.
Saturday afternoon at o'clock. 4
full attendance is desired.
Nick Rightor, a former resi-
dent OF this city, passed through
the city yesterday on his way to
Tcxarkana. He now lives at Helena
and IS preparing to be ordained an
Episcopal clergyman.
b W. Benton, known to his
friends as Rodney yesterday an
nounced that he would be candidate
for city clerk in opposition to City
Clerk ". A. Lee. at the coming city
primary election.
alderman J. A. Clement has re-
turned from Missouri, where he pur
chased several car loads of mules for
the local market. Upon his retnru he
was called to Grant county to attend
the bedside of his mother who died
shortly after his arrival.
Mrs. Henry Smith. formerly Miss
Pauline Poole, is still critically i'll at
her home on West Fifth avenue. Sew
era physicians attended her yesterday
and for while they gave up hopes
for her recovery. Late yesterday at
ternoon, however, she was somewhat
improved
-Hamp Smeade. one CT the best
known attorneys at Camden, who
is especially well known in this city,
is said to be critically i'll at his
home in that city. News was re-
ceived here yesterday BY friends
that his condition was serious.
Tho steamer Lucille Rowland.
which came here Thursday from
Memphis, departed yesterday at
noon on the return trip. She
brought in a good cargo Of freight
for Pine Bluff merchants and car
ried out equally as large consign-
mcnt.
Monday. January 20. will be
observed here, it being the birthday
of General Robert E. Lee, and a
legal holiday on that account. The
birthday Of General Lee falls on the
previous Sunday, but Monday will
be observed. All the banks Of the
city will close.
-WANTED-Men to learn bar
Der trade. few weeks required, best
paving work within the reach OF
poor man. can have shop with small
capital. wages from $12 to $40
weekly, wonderful demand for bar
bers. Catalogue mailed free. Moler
Barber College, st. Louis, Mo.
List
Mrs. W. C. Dunaway, who was
formerly Mrs. Maggie Hill of this
city is in the city from Little Rock
and is making arrangements TO
rent the Hill place to several negro
farmers for the coming year. She