Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-10-19
LOCAL NEWS,

LOCAL NEWS,
Remember the minstrels on the 25th. C
Go to see the Darktown Circus on
the 25th.
aLove's Temptation" can be had at +
Ragland's. f
W. II. Mugford was up from Tyler a
yesterday.
"Love's Temptation" is having a
large sale.
Mrs. Frank Evans is back from ,
Oswego, Tex
Judge Bates of Ogden spent yester- v
day in the city. a
The Texarkana Rifles are drilling 7
at Hope to-day.
j. NJ. Montgomery went over to O
Lewisville this a. IN.
The Mexican Band passed through t
yesterday en- route for Chicago. l
The Cotton Belt north bound was
one hour and a quarter late this a. m.
The AL. G. Field famous minstrels g
will be at the opera house on the 25th. g
The South bound passenger train
on the l. NJ, was three hours late last
night. !,
The prices of admission to the spar
ring match at Ghlo's Opera House, this
city, tomorrow night, will be so and Il
IS cents each u
Little Miss Maugie Wallace, who b
has been visiting her uncles J. IL, and 81
w. Mullins, left this morning for d
her home at Magnolia. "
Major Jno. G. Lewis, travelling pas "a
senger Agt., for the Missouri Pacific "
Railway system, spent yesterday in the II
city on business connected with his VI
office. +
Ju ge Gustaye Cook, Of Houston, .,
Tex, will address the followers Of :,
Judge Clark, in Bowie county, at ;
Ghio's Oprra House in this city on =
Friday night of this week. ;,
e. NJ. Ferguson, (colored) OF Paris,
Texas, addressed mixed aunienCe at
Ghio's Opera House last evening, in y
advocacy of Judge Clark's claims for u
election to the gubernatorial chair of =
Texas :"
We are glad to state upon excellent s
authority that the threatened trouble a
with the telegraph operators along a
the lines of the Missouri Pacific Ry. +,
system has been averted and definite I,
settlement of all difficulties reached, ~
Judge Matthews, of Greenviile, Tex, u
passed through the city this a. IN. EN- o
route for Queen City, Atlanta and II
other points in Cass and Marion coun- II
ties where he is booked to speak on Il
the present political issues in Texas. v
j. A. Hurley, Republican candidate
for Congress in this district against f
that great Democrat and distinguished S
Statesman, Hon. ID. B. Culberson, spent J.
yesterday in this city. Mr.. Hurley @
addressed an audience of his follow b
ers at Ghio's opera house last night l
We call attention to the liberal and =
elegant offer made by Miss Emile Ed :
wards, the same being ahandsome silk /;
dress, to be given to the lady whose
expressed Interpretation of the charac-
ter OF the heroine of her book, "Loves ,
Temptation" comedies most accurate ;
ly with the authors own idea
The author of "Love's Temptation"
Miss Emile Edwards, will deliver her
lecture here Friday evening of this
week. We doubt not that her audi
ence will be amply repaid for the hour
spent in listening to this accomplished
and fascinating woman. Miss Edwards
comes well recommended as writer
and lecturer Of excellent attainments
and versatile talents.
1t has been well said that politics,
like some other things, poverty for
instance, "makes strange bed fellows"
In the light of more recent political
experience we are inclined to think
that after all of these years 1t has re-
mained for the political hosts Of the
Lone Star State to make this saying
good. Texas is indeed great State,
politically as well as in every other
way.