Pine Bluff daily graphic., August 30, 1899, Image 6

About Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942

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?Tbc Bails <5rapbic.
MZiEK SOLMSON, Cify Kdltor.
'•EBTHEI? FORFCHST.
Fair tonieht e.D«l Thursday, sta
tionary temperature.
CITY ITEMS.
Delicious Ice Cream Soda cents
«t Bailey's b
Capt. M. W. Ware, of Garretson,
Ark., is in the city.
Mr. T. A. Column, of Texarkana, is
a guest of the Truloek.
Mr. M. W. Taggart was a visitor
in Little Rock Tuesday.
Gen. if. M. Knox made a visit to
his plantation at Gradv Tuesday.
Order your fish from T. J. Bloom.
Prompt attention given all orders.
Both 'phones. b
Miss Agnes Roberts, a very bright
young lady of Wabbaseka, is in the
ity visiting her uncle, Cant. N. T.
Roberta and family.
After tiie 1st of September!
fresh oysters will be received daily at
the Palace Restaurant. dv> ]
Mr. and Mrs. West Viniug, of Gar-j
laud City, Ark,, are in the city visit-1
Sng Mrs. K. A. Vining and family.
The Fall term of the Annunciation i
Academy will open Wednesday Sept,
fith, For further particulars apply
to Sister Superior. 2t>7.
yiiere is a public picnic about ten
miles from this city on the Princeton
road today. A large number of Pine
JBInffians are in attendance.
Messrs. P. R. Van Frank. Jr., C. W.
Freeman, C. L. Barkley and C. P.
Waters, of Little |Rock, are calling
on Pine Bluff friends today.
Mr. J. A. Bain, the well known
and popular Redfield citixen, and
who is also a candidate for county
treasurer, is a visitor in the city to
day.
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The fall term of the Annunciation
Academy of this city, will open Sept.
6. This school is one of the best in
stitutions of its kind in the State |
and all should take advantage of its !
facilities.
Mrs. J. li. Mann and children have j
returned from a several weeks visit
to friends at Brownsville, Tenn. Mr.
and Mrs. Mann have been confined
to their home with illness for the
past few days, but are reported to
he much improved today.
Mr, W. E. Banks, one of the most j
popular knights of the grip on the
road is in the city today. He is
here in the interest of his famous
liquors and never fails to please his j
customers and supply them with the
beat.
Mrs. M, J. Panther and son, who
formerly resided in this city, atrived
In Pine Bluff from Little ltoek, their
home, Tuesday afternoon und will j
be the guest of Mrs Mat Downs and
family for a few weeks.
Bine Bluff is just now enjoying an
other building boom. A seldom vis
itor lu the extreme western part o
the city would be greutly surprised
to see the wonderful improvsment
that section lias undergone during
the past few months.
The City Editor of this paper
wishes t(.» tbaok all the newspaper i
men of this section for the kind
words they have said about him
during the pust few weeks and as
sures them that he is always at
their service. The compliments
were most highly appreciated.
Rev. S. C. Alexander and wife, of
Montieello, are visitors in tlie city
They are euroute to their home irom
a visit to Little Rock. Their daugh
ter, Mrs. \\ . N. Wiggins, of S-u. An
tonio, Tex., is with them. She is!
also enroute to Montieello, where)
she will visit her parents for a few !
weeks.
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One of Little Rock's prominent]
guests is Mr. H. F. Westbrook, of i <
Pine Bluff, superintendent of the Bine (
Bluff Fair Association, who is very <
enthusiastic as to tlie prospects for *
this year's fair, which opens on <)c- *
toiler 23. Six days raring is one of \
the drawing cards of the event— j
Arkansas Democrat.
Delicious Ice Cream Soda 5 cent
at Bailey’s. b
i Mr. Maurice Fink, who formerly r<
Hided in Pine Bluff, is calling on hi
1 many friends here today. Mr. Fin
■ now .-esides in Helena.
Watermelons on ice at
Joe C. Meyer A: < 'o.
F11 : ~ (.:• IKAP Jersey <-e*r with youn
i-.i ]j ii,iculars call at W4 Wosi 5t
lave, " m.
Kosher Sausage and Weinerwurs
received Tuesdays and Fridays at I
J. Bloom's. Both "phones. b
Mr. John R. Fordvce, the Edisoi
of Pine Bluff and one of the mos
progressive oil men in the State
made a (lying business trip to Littl
Rock Tuesday.
Fresh Fish daily at i. J. Bloom';
meat market. Both ’phones. ,b
Pickets all styles, or picket fenci
complete. Bluff City Lumber Co. 2g'
Miss Eugenie Clegg, aprettyyoun;
Little Rock belle, has returned t(
her home in that city after a visit t<
her brother Mr. Booth Clegg am
wife in this city.
The best cypress shingles in th<
State are handled by the Bluff City
Lumber Co. All grades. 279
Mr. Chas. F. Willey, of Heckatot
plantation, was a visitor in Pint
Bluff Tuesday evening. He was re
turning home rr jm a pleasant so
jouru at Searcy and Little Rock.
“Duly Feed .Man and Ste
Feed your nerves, also, if you would
have them strong. Blood made pure
and ricli by Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the
only true nerve food. Be sure to gel
Hood’s. It never disappoints.
Hood’s pills cure constipation; price
25c.
Mr. Lynn Hemingway, the popu
lar young son of Judge W. E. Hem
ingway, of Little Rock, has returned
home after a brief but pleasant stay
with Attorney M. A. Austin in this
city.
Col. and Mrs. B. D. Williams, ol
Little Iiock, were visitors in the city
Tuesday. They are two of Arkan
sas’ pioneer and most popular citi
zens and always receive a cordial
welcome everywhere.
Mrs. Nellie Gibbs Mason, a lady
commercial tourist is registered at
the Trulock. Mrs. Masou is repre
senting a spice house in New Orleans
anu is posessed of many excellent
business qualifications. She travels
all over the United States.
Superintendent Hugh I". West
brook, left Tuesday afternoon for
Little Rock and other parts in
North Arkansas in the interest of
the Pine Bluff Slate Fair to be held
in this city iu October.
Notice—For the Jewish Hotulav*.
W« will deliver nil kinds of salt
»nd fresh water fish on Sept 3,445 for
tiie above occasion, also can oysters
ind celery. All orders given prompt
Attention. Order early.
288 I. .1. Bloom, Meat Market.
Art
Calendars.
....As usual the >
ADAMS-WILSONs
hRiNTINi CO.
Will have a full
line of calendar
samples for the
year 19oo. Our
samples include a num
ber of artistic produc
tions and German Im
portations.
DON'T ORDER FROM ABROAD
PATRONIZE HOME FE0P.E
Our canvasser will call
upon you shortly with a J
lull line of samples and
something to please
everybody.
Wait for Him.
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Suitable for making Shirt-waists, School Dresses, etc. fill
DREYFUS, The Big Store. *
Kaufman Bazaar Co
HAVE DECIDED TO MAKE A
OF EVERY YARD OF WASH GOODS IN THE HOUSE
CONSISTING OF
LAWNS, SWISSES, ORGANDIES,
PRINTED P KS, LAPPETSETC
Don't Fail to see these goods. Our Prices on them are JUST ONE HALF
OF THE OLD PRICE. To see them is to buy them, Corr.e while early
assortment is good.
NOTICE.
On and after Mon
day, July 31. We will
have on a special de
livery wagon. Any
Groceries ordered
from us will be sent
immediately.
Joe C. Meyer & Co
Try one can of our Gold Baud
Baking Pow der nt 25c. Pure, good,
aud a fine gold band tun.bier in
each can. McCain Grocery Co.
Dr. J. P. Stanley has returned from
a week's stuv with relatives at Sel
ina, Ark., and we are glad to state
| that he is much improved in health.
LOST—Black and white spatted
setter puppy, about three months
old, If returned to Bluff City Lum
her Co's, office finder will he liberally
rewarded. g W H. Greer.
Mr Sol Miller has returned from a
several weeks sojourn at Mountain
Valley Springs, and we are glad to
I announce that we are much im£
proved in health.
Ask your doctor why the Walker
Drug Co fill more prescriptions than
any other drug ston in Pine Bluff,
and he will tell you because their
drugs are absolutely pure and their
prescription department is in the
hands of pharmacists who under
stand their profession, and prompt
ness in delivery of medicine and pre
scriptions to the sick at moderate
prices. If m>u want your prescrip
tions quick get them from Walker
Drug Co. If any old time will do, go
somewhere else vv
CHAS. HAYCOCK
Real Estate Agent
Houses,
0 Farms
and Stores
FOR SALE OR RENT
la^Person a I attention given
to all rent collections placed
with me. 1
I solicit any business you may
have in my line. Telephone or call. .
211J£ West Second Avenue. '
GASH
ONE* PRICE
J. B. SITV^ON CO.
PIONEERS OF LOW PRICES.
Our Mens, Youths and Boys Fall Suits
are arriving daily and we are compelled to have room there
fore we stih continue to sacrifice prices on all summer
goods in our store.
Monarch Brand, Negligee Shirts, sold §1.50 now $1.00
Eagle Brand, Negligee Shirts, sold #1 & $1,25 now 92c
Globe Brand, Negligee Shirts, sold $1.00 now 62c
Globe Brand, Negligee Shirts, sold 7sc, now 47c
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAYS.
J. B. SIMON COMPANY,
CASH 210 Main GNE PRICE
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