Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1892-10-22
LOCAL NEWS,

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Go out to church tomorrow.
Remember the minstrels on the 25th.
Go to see the DarktOwn Circus on
the 25th.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs. I.
ID. Scharritte is very sick.
The Al. G.. Field famous minstrels
will be at the opera house on the 25th.
After weeks cloudy, rainy wealth
er, fair skies and sunshine greet us
once more.
We are glad to note that Miss jamie
Hamilton, who has been quite i'll, is a
great deal better to-day.
Judge Gustave Cook addressed
large crowd on State Line last night,
advocating Clark for Governor.
There will be preaching at the va
rious churches in the city tomorrow.
Reader 90 out and hear good SER
mon.
The heavy show wagons broke in
number Of bridges yesterday, which
went to prove that new ones were
needed
The few cases of whooping cough |
which developed few weeks ago, are
now better and the disease does not
seem to be spreading.
The L. S. Court for the Texarkana
Division of the Eastern District of
Arkansas has been adjourned from
the 2lst to the Goth of Nov.
Miss Susie Kennedy has accepted a
position as teacher in Cass county,
which county does itself credit by its
appreciation of good teachers.
Our merchants did thriving busi-
ness yesterday. The big crowd when
it found out that there was to be no
show, purchased goods largely.
The ladies of the Christian church
will serve fine dinner, in some build
ing on Broad street, on Thanksgiving
day, for the benefit of the church.
G. p. Kingsbury, for a long time
with the Texas Produce Co., here, but
now in business at Amarillo, Tex,
came in this morning, and is being
warmly greeted by his many friends
in the city,
The West side claims the champion
eater of the World, we are told. Tale
told us of the chickens, eggs, etc, con-
sumed by one of her heavy weights
yesterday is incredible, and hence we
forbear mentioning it.
The Texas Fence Factory comes to
the front to-day with an attractive ad.
Glad to know that this company is
running on full time and doing pay
ing business. They make the best of
fencing at very low prices. See adv.
Miss Emile Edwards requests lis to
say that the ushers at the opera house
last night failed to collect all the tick
cts, giving an opinion of the heroine
OF her book, and hence the slight dis
satisfaction; says she regrets it very
much but it is not her fault. Pauline
Hall got the silk dress.
A good joke is told on one of our
local sport>men, who was out fishing
with party of friends few days
since. He told them he could walk
upon the water and when they laugh
ed at him. stepped out of the boat to
illustrate and prove what he claimed.
After having received good ducking
his comrades rescued him.
Circus Party.
On yesterday afternoon cicus party
was organized composed Of Misses
Regan, Chic, Elliott, Taylor, Rosbor-
ough, Tyus and Davis, Messrs, Sutton.
Vaughan, Huntington, Skeen, Rodgers,
Mozier, Taylor and White, chaperon-
ed by Mesdames G, S, Todd and II. w. |
Rodgers. Finding that the show
would not exhibit, the entire party re-
paired to Wooten Springs park, where
they spent most delightful after
noon.
Miss Emile Edwards Lecture.
The appearance of Miss Edwards at
Ghio's opera house last evening, in
lecture on Stage Life, was attended by
an intelligent though rather small
audience. Lectures are not popular
in Texarkana, and the size of the audi
ence was no unfavorablc expression as
to the fair lecturer. After singing
several beautiful songs, the lecture