Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-02-26

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 THE LLOYD GROCERY co. We are closing out our Hard Coal at $7.50 per ton and every load we send you Is screened Sawyer and Austin Lbr. Co.,, old phone 213, new phone 9 2 21 St 1 Mrs. Mat Donovan and little daughter Annie May, are sick at Mrs Donovan's home on East Second avenue Little Johnny and Marie, c.-i.I.is.l c. John Donovan, are also ...~.. %i,h measles at the home of Mrs. Mat Donovan.
 Money to Loan on approved real estate, in amounts from $200 to $1,- 900 for one to five years. Call at once. R. H. M. Mills & Sons, h. surance, Real Estate, Loans.
 2 15 1m In r9day's Graphic appears an ad of Pinchback Taylor. If you are in need of insurance, fire, life or acci i dent, it will be to your advantage to see him. By his progressive methods Mir Taylor has built for himself creditable business.
 -On the day after he struck his corn against chair in the dark he had electric lights installed. He now has switch at the head of his bed. When you stump your toe, phone us.- Citizens Light & Transit Go.
 Miss Bessie Esenkramer daughter i of MT. and Mrs. M. Eisenkramer, un- derwent surgical operation in the Chicago Hospital yesterday and a <, telegram last night stated that she was doing nicely. MT. Eisenkramer 1 is with her
 Charles Macaluso and bride, who were recently married in New Or leans, and who have been visiting Mrs Charles Sylvester and family in this city for week, will leave this morning for their home in New Or leans. Ben Sylvester, of this city. will accompany them there. He will , spend about two weeks visiting rela- tives.
 We again call atantion to the fact aihat Judge James Gould is going to give prize of $1OO to the person who grows the largest yield of corn on one acre of land. M E. Elliott says he has talked with Judge Gould .t.d that the details will be arranged later. This proposition applies on- ly to the hill portion of the county Star City Ledger.
 Will Waldrep, who travels out of Pine Bluff fW the Southern Grocery Company, was taken suddenly ill at McGehee Thursday. Nmd sent for his brother, Louis, who is employed at this place. Louis returned this Imorning stating that his blotheris condition had greatly improved and lthat he would return to Pine Bluff this evening.-Dumas Democrat. 1 Jeff Hicks, the wealthy ice man. ufacturer and former river man, has returned from Little Rock where he secured a large barge for his hand home steamboat, the J. Frank Hicks" MT. Hicks will use the barge for excursion parties during lthe coming summer. The barge has been in service in Little Rock for excursion parties and will make an ideal pleasure craft for the beautiful U. Frank Hicks.
 The force at the office of Sher- tiff and Collector Brewster is being kept busy nowaday caring for tax payers who are coming early to avoid the rush at the windows The time for the payment of real and per- sonal taxes is drawing to close and Sheriff Brewster urges all to pay their taxes now in order to save the deputies the trouble of being I"swamped' with work during the last few days of tax paying time. l Superior Rebekah Lodge, No IS. met in regular session last night with good attendance. Much busi- ness of importance was transacted lNfany good talks were made on the good of the order and the committee on sewing agreed to meet with Mrs. Nora Sparrow next Thursday. All who have quilt squares are request ed to bring them \ class will be initiated at the next regulsr meeting might and refreshments will be serv- l oessssoe~ ove