Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-02-28
THE LLOYD GROCERY co.

and Mrs. T Vi. Hooker, who WIS in- jured in fall Sunday, was resting easy yesterday.
 We are closing out our Hard Coal at $750 per ton and every load we send you is screened Sawyer and Austin Lbr Co.,, old phone 213, new
 phone 9 2 21 St
 You want a steady, uniform cleo tric curreat-not one which grows dim and bright and burns out your lamps and strains your eyes, Our voltage is uniform.--CitiZens Light & Transit Company. tf
 Ladies, remember when you
 clean house that Turner Bedding Fac.
 tory renovates old Mattresses and cleans carpets. Call us over either phone. Old phone, S96; New phone, 4S. 2 19 Inn an unknown farmer caused com motion in the congested street on the North side of the Union Station yes terday about noon, resulting in both
 wheels of the farmers wagon being broken off and several other wagons on the street being slightly damaged The males became Frightened at some cause and dashed away, the big wag- on hitting several others on the
 street. P l Andrew Phillips, @ negro, who
 has been enjoying liberty for more than seven years, notwithstanding he
 has been sought by local authorities during that time to be brought here to answer am indictment. charging an
 asacmlE with intent to kill on one
 Jim Stokes, was arrested in Pulaski
 county Saturday night by Deputy Sheriff C. c. Green and brought here Sunday morning and placed in the county jail.
 The Gazette of yesterday morning
 gave an account of the probable fatal stabbing of R. l.. McCupbin, foreman
 of the Jackson farm at Scott's station,
 who was removed to Little Rock for
 treatment in a saniarium. The in- iured man was the father of Mearle
 McCubbin, an employe of the Pacific Express company in this city He was called to Little Rock yesterday
 morning to attend his father It is
 stated that that Senior McCubbin was stabbed after he had quarrelled with ' two men in the country.
 Deputy Sheriff c C. Green Sat- urday captured and arrested Charles Jones, negro who was wanted here
 to answer charge of assault with
 intent to kill for more than five
 years, Jcnes was brought here and jailed. He is under indictment The
 gro made thousand doll2r bond
 and it was signed by D. M Bluthen-
 t.al. After securing his freeom he disappeared and was only recently located near Wildcat, Ark. by De- putty Green.
 Mrs. Hugh FoX. one of the most } prominent ladies of the city, tele- phcned the Graphic yesterday nlorn- g that she heartily endorses the continents expressed i'll a recent
 contributed article i'll these columns
 in which the city officials and tax payers were appealed to rid the city } of it's lose stock especially hogs, that are running wild in all sections of the city and incidentally running gardens ad flower beds. She said that the ladies of the city generally would like to see the City Council
 remedy the evil or secure some special } legislation at Little Rock that would have a tendency to better conditions here in that direction.
 Ben Simmons, Eddie Christopher and Will Love, negroes, were arrest ed Saturday night by Constable Frank Stewart tQn charges of va grancy and trespassing. The negroes have been in the city several months. having come here from Louisiana. l They are not working and are believ- ed to carrying on stealing as a side lh2e to their lcafing job. They were arNhigned before Magistrate w. D. 1 l;Vance yesterday morning and each ! drew a fine Cf $20 end 30 days on the caunty farm on the charge of vagrancy. and S1o and 20 days each on the farm VI the charge of tres passing. They could not pay the klfines and are ready for the county farm.
 kl Itching piles provoke profanity hut profanity won't cure them. poan'a Ointment cures itching hleeding "' ,rotrudinG piles after years of euf' 'ersuG At any drug store.