Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-10-12


every night. See adv.
For sale at a bargain, good horse
and buggy. Apply to Prof &. A.
Hays. or at the DEMOCRAT office. If
Mrs. Aunie Doyle, of Arkadelphia,
is here visiting her friend Mrs. Z. Z.
Dorian. She is a most charming
lady.
Tomorrow night Hon. w. II. Pope
of Marshall, will address the citizens
of Texarkana, on the political issues of
the day.
Sheriff Archie Hamilton, of Ouach-
ita county. accompanied by his niece,
Miss Bendette Moore, came over today
to attend the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Dorian gave
fashionable progressive euchre party,
Monday night in honor oftheir guest,
Mrs. Doyle, of Arkadelphia.
Union Depot Policeman Caperton,
has been presented q handsome new
uniform, by kind and admiring friends.
He is justly proud Of the gift.
Exhibitions by the famous Butler
Combination. at the fair grounds daily,
should draw big crowds. They have
the best lady riders in the world
The ladies Of the East side Column
bian Club are trying to arrange for a
lecture from Mrs. Alice j. White, on
improved artistic dress for some time
next month.
Miss Wallace Moore, of Lexington,
KY, is the guest of Miss Nellie Estes.
Miss Moore is most handsome and
accomplished young lady and is max
ing hosts of friends here
Yesterday Mrs. Mollie Hall received
the sad intelligence, by telegram, from
Needles. Cal, that her cousin, Mr..
Ralph Freeman, was accidentally
drowned near that place.
Mr.. Nallie Williams and bride, OF
Camden are attending the fair. Mr..
Williams was married last Sunday to
Mrs. Mamie Rainwater, one of Cam
den's most fascinating ladies.
The DEMOCRAT goes to press this
week, during the fair at 1870 o'clock,
and is distributed and sold at the fair
grounds by 2:3O. Bring in your ads
and reach the big crowd out in the
afternoon.
j. NJ. Hooks son Of G. A. Hooks,
who has been reading medicine, un-
der his uncle DR.. j f. Hooks of Paris,
passed through the city on Monday
on his way to New Orleans to attend
lectures, this winter
The lIuntley Comedy Company is
one of the finest on the road--as good
as any dollar show Remember they
charge only SOC and 25c. Go out tC
the opera house every night and enjoy
the fine performances to be given by
them.
Accommodation to and from the
fair grounds, by the TeXarkana and
Fort Smith railroad are excellent
During the middle Of the day trains
run both ways every half hour, from
the Cotton Belt depot See schedule
elsewhere.
What is Bob Ellis doing at the fair
is asked us by friend. Well, he al
raedy has three exhibits on the
grounds, and win probably have the
largest six-wheel wagon ever seen
hereabouts, tomorrow. Go out to
the fair and see it.
Our people are too negligent in at
tending the fair. With twelve to
fourteen thousand population in Tex
arkana she ought to send out daily
twelve or fifteen hundred people, and
this patronage Of the fair, to their eu-
joyment, would assure its success fl
nancially The young and old should
all take in our fair, every day if pos
siblc
Call on the Huddlestons for the
best Of seasonable meats, fish, oysters,
poultry etc They are always well
stocked, polite, clever and accommo-
dating. 9-lO-tf
TEKkRKARA 6 Fl. SMITH RY. TIMETABLE
FAIR WEEK ONLY.
The following is the timetable to and
from the Fairgrounds, for the week;
LEAVE CITY. Nv. T. GROUNDS.
7:30.......a. m. 500 .......a. m.
2.Q0 n m 0aOO A. m