The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-03-30

ANIAN The candidacy of Judge P. A.
Turner, for the West Side Mayoral-
ty, stands for law, order and good
dllu riUp' government Let the voters of
that side remember this fact, on
}, 1894 election day, and cast their ballots
accordingly.
........s IS News from over the State indicate
'''''''' 20 ~ severe injury to the fruit crop gen.
... -. 90 orally The greater damage will
of course, result to the early fruits,
such as peaches pums etc, al
though other fruits will suffer to
eTarI,ans HfiAS AZ some extent.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Sumpt-
KS er Berry, one of the head clerks in
the Cotton Belt offices, was acciden-
Smith was tally struck by switch engine,
and considerably bruised. No bones
- broken but it was narrow escape
illness OF from instant death.
The very best citizens of the
policeman West side are united in the present
effort to retrieve their municipal
m busi. government from past errors. These
are the men who have induced
Judge Turner to offer as a candi-
T. Clagett' date for Mayor of their city.
Don't forget the meeting ofevan-
tier Point, gelist W. H. Clagett, at the Presby
ty terian church. Services at p. m
amden is 4 and at night each day, Mr.. Clagett
,se is a fine speaker, and most earn
est devoted Christian worker. We
citizen ol trust that much good will result
Ily FesIeI- from the meeting.
e A. This morning we offered, if Mr.
Foreman would show us his $4,000
in city scrip, to tell our readers
about it, free of charge, but he re-
nks again fused to show up. If he had it why
? low wa did he object to showing it? Few
live business men refuse free adver-
tisements like Mr.. Foreman.
Bareles Rev W H. Clagett, will hold a
special meeting, for men only, on
Sunday afternoon at 3oclock AID
attending .,iaaio,, 90, o,,I,, Io Lod ~. +.,,o4o
! which may be secured free, at Rag
lands Book Store, Lemly's Drug
lde Mayor Store and at the church, during
clean, re- service hour. Every man in the
city is cordially invited to attend
this servire.
uld be the The Republican remnant are try
t. ing to raise d breeze about the East
:, side city debt, when the fact is it is
Il piolrP'- all their fault that we now owe
u nei Oe about $4,000, 1t was during Mayor
oiu0 Schckers term of Office that the
nd hustle expensive electric light and water
.whelminp contracts were let also debt Great
our tick. ed for electric fire alarm system
and this is what has put the pres
ent small debt upon this city.
e of ladies
handker- The action of President Cleve-
It Winter land, in vetoing the seigniorage
bill, will cause far more disappoint-
ment than surprise throughout the
Dldln@'i0 South and West, where the people
lc season, have learned to their cost, that
mango Oh the President cares very little for
ces' the fate or welfare of the party to
Co will which he claims allegiance, and
,essn Mon. still less for the opinion of the peo-
,nanied nv pie, whom he is supposed to repre-
a admitted sent.
Donald Downie, the historian
H.. .... tarveler and lecturer appears at
tat..f - Ghio's Opera House on the evenings
~ t.t,saiu of Thursday, Friday and SATURDAY.
- - ID of this week, in a course of his su-
perbly illustrated and Illuminated
scenic lectures which are to be
Tex, is given under the auspices of the La
To him the dies Guild of St James Episcopal
steel safes Church, of this city. Do not fail to
the West witness this truly interesting aud
novel entertainment.
Tue Ouin- Last night large number of the
hurch by ,ros+ ,rorrinen+ citizene Of tbe
nd w, ]. was+ Side friends 81 Tndre T,,rner
ldy' "ooo met in council, to ascertain wheth-
er or not he would accept the call
,ewhere of of the hundred or more petitioners
Mayor of who asked him to become candi-
lphaticany date for Mayor. A committee report
md we be- ed that the Judge had agreed to &C
cept and make the race 1t only
now remaius for energetic, live and
eo'eo may intelligent work to be done, to Sc
receive cure his election, And we believe
u over III he will receive this, and become
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