Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-24

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 We keep a good stock of Gasoline Coal Oil and Alcohol stoves. They are the things to cook on in hot Weather.-Fox Bros Hdve. Go.
 Mrs. Potts Sad Irons, per Set of irons, handle and rest, special one week at 9Oc at Cleveland-Mat- thews Hardware Go.
 -"Freezo' Ice Cream Freezer quickest freezer made. Special quart, $1.73; 1 quart, s1,9S at Cleve- land-Matthews Hardware Co.
 Mrs. Ed Hostler, who has been in the Florence Sanitariam for treat ment has been removed to her home on East Second avenue. much improy- ed.
 John Dellmon and J. L. Armfield yesterday quit their old stands on Main street building, formerly oeeu- pied by Generous Joe's restaurant. Work will begin today on the erec- tion of two story brick building on the lot previously occupied by Dell- mon as tin shop.
 City Attorney w B. Sorrells and Bob Burford. we'll known young man of this city, engaged in fist fight in the Hotel Jefferson Bar yes- terday in which both men were badly bruised The men got into an argu- ment and blows were passed before they could be separated
 FOR SALE-At bargain small house and lot on Lakeside Conven- tent to car line. One block from new block st.eet. has city water, electric ights, gas connection, will sell on payments if desired Pinchback Fay Tor, Phone 1032.
 Grading on the Davis Hospital lot at Eleventh avenue and Cherry street has been completed. It has a three foot terrace, which is a decided im- provement over the former condition of gullies and trenches The lot was noted in the civil war when General Powell Clayton, of the Federal forces, entrenched his troops on this site
 In correction of a statement in the Graphic of recent date in which it appeared that Mrs. M. H. Sparrow was Noble Grand of the Superior Re- bekah Lodge No. S5, We wish to state that Mrs Mayfield holds the position of Noble Grand and Mrs Sparrow that of Vice Noble Grand The re- port was sent in by one of the mem- bers of the lodge.
 Captain H. c. Daniels, in charge of the Steamer Grand of the Little Rock Packet Company, arrived at this city yesterday morning from Little Rock. The river is now rising and the boat makes fast time. It left yesterday afternoon for Cummins with large cargo of supplies for the county farm. Several excursions will be given on the Grand out of this city during the latter part of the week
 A party of young men from Ozark, Ark. who are touring the state in a gasoline boat, left this point yesterday after spending a few days here They expect to visit points on the White river and all oth- CT navigable streams in the state. The boat is large forty horse pow CT, double deck boat, 14x52 feet. The young men in the party are Marshall Pinnington, j. D. Curiver, Frank Charles Logan, J. O.. and Lev Martin.
 B. c. Wallace and Ernest o. liar rison, employees of the Pine Bluff postoffice, mixed in the postoffice yes terday afternoon, but no serious dam age was done. They were separated by Postmaster Furth, but in the ex- citement the large paper and letter case ik the postoffice building was overturned. The cause of the trou- ble was not made public, but the young men later settled their differ 1 ences, apologized to each other and the matter was dropped Postmas. ter Furth says it was no fight but