Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-10-26
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS,
Democratic club meets Friday night
The fifty-cents-a-load wood vendors
are now in their glory,
Mr.. O. C. Porter is suffering from
neuralgia, we regret to learn.
We regret to learn that Geo. Light
foot is on the sick list-hope he will
soon be we'll
Some much needed repairs have
been made in the street crossings on
both sides of the city.
Don't forget that the Cleveland and
Thurman Democratic club viii hold
a meeting Friday night.
Mr.. w. T. Hamilton, one of our
newly elected J. P's. will open an
Office IN the McIain building.
G. W. Johnston, who has been tray-
cling in Europe for several months, is
back. aud says America is good enough
for him.
DR.. c. \ Smith of Tyler, came in
this morning to attend the little girl
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Winfield who
is very i'll.
The South-bound Cotton Belt pas
senger train this morning was COM
posed of nine coaches, and had on
board 42O passengers.
Geo. C. Stailey's comedy-drama,
"The Royal Pass will appear at Ghio's
Opera House here on Tuesday even
ing, Nov. LIST. See adv.
Mrs. Sheean, of the Central House,
has gone to Hot Springs for a short
stay. The charming little girl, Miss
Lillian Purcell, accompanied her.
The ladies of the Christian church
will serve a fine dinner, in some build
inc on Broad street. on Thanksgiving
day, for the benefit of the church.
Attorney L. NJ. Daily, of New Lew
isville, is in the city to-day. We ac-
knowledge a pleasant call. He is a
successful and able young attorney.
Mrs. Chas. Stegall, Mr. aud Mrs.
Jno. Rhea, and Mr.. DeAIarce have
gone to Eureka Springs, as delegates
from the Rebekah Lodge of our city.
Mrs. David Moores, accompanied
by her little niece, jennie Watts, is
making a round of visits in the neigh
boring towns of Camden, Hope and
others.
Bro. Green of the Atlanta Herald
was in the city last night. He accom-.
panied his better half this far on hel
way to Tennessee, where she goes to
visit relatives.
Moses Winter and family of Pres
colt, are moving to 0klohoma. "Uncle
Nose" as he was familiarly called
will be missed at Prescott, where he
has lived for over twelve years.
The slight frost has given us a
wholesome atmosphere, that is very
invigorating. The bright fires draw
sociable spirits around the hearth
stone, to enjoy the genial weather and
congenial association.
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The woods, in their crimson and
gold vesture, lulled by the soft rust
ling of the dead leaves falling and the
love-whispering of the tall pines, art
gorgeous to him who communes will
Nature in her various forms.
The announcement of the appear
ance of the tayorite comedian, Geo. c
Staley, in his fine play, "A Royal Pass,
should be hailed with pleasure by al
lovers of the best class of amusements
At tihio's Opera House, Novlst.
The Epworth League of the NJ. L
Church, South, will give au en-
tertainmant at the residence of Mr.
r. ID. Hart, on Maple St., Friday eve
ing. An interesting program will bC
rendered. Refreshments will also bt
served. All for the small sum of 10c
Ed. Herman G.. Dahlton, colored
late returned missionary from the
Congo mission, Central America, will
lecture at the Canaan Raptist churcn
tomorrow night, Admission free. A
collection will be taken up for foreign
mission work.
Hazel street seems to have some
attractions for the teachers. Two OF
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