Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-19
THE LLOYD GROCERY O.

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 THE LLOYD GROCERY co. 1 The weather man predicts gen. erally cloudy and unsettled weather for today.
 William Nichol, who has been in l bed for some days With fever, was somewhat improved yesterday.
 Phone Ellsworth Co.,, sue cessors to Red Wagon Wood Yard, for Hickory woodI Both phone.
 1 12 Inn. Mrs. C.. M. Philpot was still Quite sick yesterday and it was stated that she was threatened with pneumonia. 5---Hollenberg Music Co.'S Piano i tuner of Little Rock is in the city this week. Call old phone 6S6.
 Roy Martin, of Altheimer, is quite sick at the home of Judge John M. Elliott on West Fifth avenue. He was some better yesterday.
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 top desk and typewriter cabinet at less than half price. A bargain
 Be quick. Marsh Comm ssion Go.
 -nrt. Jo Nieeo1 has been : quite av ss s.ck for several days At the home of Judge John M. Ellioh> on West Fifth avenue. She was Some better yes terday.
 Tt has been announced here that the funeral of Charles Lowry, the hormer resident of this city who died at his home in Fl Paso, Texas, Tues day. will be held in El Paso. The remains will not be brought here for interment as was at first given out.
 We have a few Heating Stoves and Base Burners that we are max
 ng a special price. If you need heater now is the time to buy a: Cleveland Matthews Hardware Co.
 Mrs. c. A. Linaker and Mrs. C. l.. w. Reese will serve coffee" to- day from 8 to p. m.. at the home of Mrs. Lnaker. Fourth avenue and Olive street. A silver offering will be taken. the proceeds from which will go for the benefit of Trinity Church Association.
 Now Is the time to fix up your Chicken Houses and make your Runs for your best chickens. We can fur7 nishl you anything to build your house and the proper wire for your runs. Cleveland Matthews Hardware Go.
 An original package sale will be held today in the vacant building at Second avenue and Main street for merly occupied by the Progress Fog gery shop, by a committee of eight ladies of the Ladies' Temple Society for the benefit Of the Temple. The sale opens this morning at o'clock, and continues through the day. Ev- 'erybody is invited to attend.
 The body of Will Singleton, who died at the Davis Hospital here Mon day night, was shipped yesterday by the Holderness company to his old homel Guntersville, Ala. His father. w L. Singleton, who was en route here to attend him when he d ed, ar rived Tuesday afternoon and accom- panied the body of his son home yes- Iterday morning.
 James Ray, 23 years old and a
 we'll known resident of this county died yesterday morning at o'clork } lat. his home, two miles west of Pine Bluff. of Bright's disease. He s sur vived by his parents, two sisters and a brother. The body was buried from Whitehall church yesterday afternoon. MT. Ray Was a nephew of L. E.. Cheek, of this city. } Postmaster F. c. Furth yesterday got the following card from H. F. AL ciatore. who is in charge of the Weather Bureau at Little Rock: "All we can say about the now notorious cold wave is, that it went east on the Canadian Pacific, instead of coming south by the usual route. But, think of the wood and coal that you have saved. Is that not compensation