Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-01
THE LLOYD GROCERY co.


 t>s -------------- Il haul all kind of heavy country wood, Pine. and Oak Call on me at any time. Old phone 1547, ID. A. Mace, 12 13 tf. WANTED-GIRLw w FOR GENERAL
 housework. Good pay to compet-
 ent party. Apply to Mrs. J. w. Ad-
 ans, 319 Martin avenue. Ct
 LOsT-'Boston bull -terrier dog. Gol- den brsndle and white Half white collar. Kinked tail. Engraved col lar aReturn to N. A. Waldron 1921 West Second avenue and receive re- ward
 ,s--The postoffice will be closed Mon day, which will be observed as New Years day. The carriers will make two trips in the morning in the busi- ness section and one trip in the resi- dence eGsections. The general delivery window will be open Monday morning from 11:3O to 12:30 as on Sunday. i The other windows will be open dur | ing that hour
 FOR SALB-QUANTITY OF SEC
 ond hand winter weight clothing 30
 size coats. 32 size trousers. Also
 lot of oak Furniture. like new, con-
 s'sting of folding bed, dresser
 washstand, center table, wardrobe. R chairs and davenport bed. (metal
 All barga ms for cash. Apply 1H 1-2
 Main St., Aip stairs. 1 1 st
 -Although the physicians attend ing Harry Nelson, 12 years old who was, Mcidrnally shot and SC e,iously wounded ahyshis father, Rev w W. Nelson Thursdayisftarnoon, ars un- able to detegmine the outcome of the boys wounds. he Is reported to oslravsri rested easy at the Davis Hospital yes terday. His weund is healing nicely, but his general condition does not free him Of danger.
 Marvin E. Holderness, of Nash vile. Tenn, formerly of this city and q brother of HI. Holdesness, of this city, was yesterday highly, honored by the national organization of the Sig ma Alpha Epsilon fraternity in an- nnal meeting at Kansas City. Mr, Hol- 1erness was elected Supreme Council and the honor is a fine compliment to the former Pine Bluffian.
 Tn the case of James MeNulty against the Cousart Bayou and Drain age District, and J. F. Crawford, m which the plaintiff asked for money due him in d contract between the plaintiff and the defendants, the plaintiff was awarded judgment by l. r. Long, verdict of de- fault. the defendant not appearing. MeNulty asked for $40 which he claimed was due him. It is un9er- stood that the case is to be appealed to higher court. Reinberger and Reinberger represented the plaintiff.
 Attorney Creed Caldwell, counsel for Ollie and John Dukes, negroes, Friday replevined three hogs in Mag istrate H. G. Hanna's court in Spring township. The hogs have been the bone of contention among several ne groes of this county flor some weeks and few weeks ago the negroes who replevined the hogs were bound over after being prosecuted by District At torney T. Havis Nixon, on a charge or grand larceny, it being alleged that they stole the swine. The hogs we're replevined from Tom Cummins, anoth- CT negro.
 l OH, Hardin Furniture Co.,, at .sa67s1S Main street starts a One Week EGost Sale Monday The sale will be at pr'me cost and every article car r,ed by this firm will be sold at the ! very lowest price. This.concern en- I loved an enormous business previous l to Christmas holidays and they now propose to share their prosperity with ll then patrons by giving this sale, lswh ch will be at prices not often en- I joyed by the public. 1t is desired to I impress upon the public that ths sale
 will last but one week and that during t the sale no goods will be exchanged, iSent c. o. D. or on approva. No pgo-
 fits are. asked on the goods and no l extra expense of handling the sale can be incurred.
 Persona contemplating the erect lon of any buii1ns should consult 'L11sAT Mitchell Sellxmaa, architect, tisi,