Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-09-24

Gus this morning.
The low whisperings of approach
ing nuptials, among our bellies and
beaux, gives a promise of gay we'd
ding bells and bridal receptions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Scherer cele-
brated the fifth anniversary of their
marriage, with pleasure reception to
their friends, Thursday evening.
We notice that Mr.. Lucius Turner's
residence in Fairview is about COM
pleted, and it is beauty. Wonder
when he will catch the bird to place
IN this lovely cage?
Bryant's Interstate College is one
of Texarkana's winning cards-the
very thing we have long needed. 1t
will open Monday Oct. 3. Let all who
can give it liberal patronage.
Mrs. Krontz, of New Orleans, La,
is visiting her brother, Capt. OPry,
who has been ill, but thanks to kind
Providence, is now convalescent Mrs.
Krontz is a rare and attractive vocal
list.
Miss Julia Warford, bright young
lady of Sewer county, arrived this
week, to enter the Texarkana Semi
nary, which school she attended last
year. This school attracts patronage
from several adjacent counties.
About the middle of next week a
catalogue of Bryant's Interstate Col
lege will be printed and distributed,
which will give full particulars of the
courses to be taught therein, together
with price, etc. Lookout for it.
Owing to the delay in placing in
position the large bell, and arranging
the apparatus, the Interstate College
will not open Monday, but on the
following Monday, Oct. 3rd. Remem-
Der slight change in date of opening.
Performance of "The Little Black
smith," by the Lizzie Evans Company
last evening, was well rendered, and
elected much applause and comph-
ment from the large house present.
Miss Evans is one of TeXarkana's
prime favorites.
Mrs. Matte Townsend, of Shreve-
port, La, viii in the near future, open
an art studio in our city. She is a
fine artist and an elegant lady of I'M
usual culture, and will prove desira-
BILE acquisition to the social and liter
airy circles of our local world.
The Interstate Land and Building
Company, through Manager B. M.
Foreman, have, during this week,
sold $S,425 worth of residence pro
perty. This shows there is life and
vitality in Texarkana, which is bound
to be large and prosperous city
double her present size-in a few
years.
About ten days since while out
seining in Days creek Mr. VIM. O'Neal
of Fairview, was bitten on the little
toe by water moccasin. His COM
panions brought him to town, and
proper antidotes where administered,
which counteracted the effects of the
poison. Since that time he has been
out fishing again.
The celebrated Butler Combination,
which will appear at our fair write
that their team to the skeleton wagon
has beaten the worlds record in max
ing mile in 1:46 on the track at Sioux
Falls, S. ID. They also write that they
will endeavor to reduce that record on
the superb track at Texarkana. The
selection Of our track for the effort is
very complimentary to its excellence.
Who is to have charge of the educa-
tional department of our fair? This
being one Of the most important de-
partments, it should be in the hands OF
one thoroughly in sympathy with the
work and the great results of 1t to our
locality. This interest needs develop
ment and encouragement, more than
words can tell. Would not County
Examiner, Hon w. G. Cook, be the
right man for the place?
Rev. Mr.. Bennett, the noted Texas
evangelist, is expected to be here next
Friday, to conduct a union religious
meeting. A large tent capable of
seating 1900 people, will be used,
located near the new government
building on State Line Avenue. I'm
Ill Friday night services will be con.
tinued at the Methodist church con-
Quoted by DR.. Powers, the pastor, as