The Daily Texarkanian. [volume] (Texarkana, Ark.) 1894-1906, 1894-11-17

AM The New York Store is giving
- away to cash purchasers, Colum-
orr. bian half-dollar pieces, so much in
- demand at the Worlds Fair See
attractive new adv, and call on
--. Messrs O'Dwyer & Ahern for par
ticulars
20 For RENT. My residence, located
So at the terminus of Fifth
~ w street; has seven rooms, with mod
essed ern conveniences. Wilrent all sew
en- rooms, or five to small family,
ware Apply to
IA ~" as ll15 Mrs. S. w. MALLORY
- We hope that Rev. W. j. Lackey
will be continued as the pastor of
the G, P, church here. He is a
most earnest christian worker,
very popular with all classes and
denominations; no pastor in the city
!. % has more good true friends.
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Rev. j. w. Laughlin, of the
4or Cumberland Presbyterian church
of ST. Louis, will speak to men at
the Y. M. G. A. hall tomorrow af-
king ternoon, at Ais o'clock. The hall
will be comfortably heated, and
singing spirited ALI men cordially
invited.
Judge p, A Turner also says it is
wy a mistake about a petition for a
''0 vote on the whisky question hav-
ing to be presented fifteen days be-
enry fore court meets. He also told us
iday he thought whisky would be voted
out of Bowie county, when it came
to vote
fine The Chrysanthemum Fair has
proven grand success every way,
Last night, Merchants night" it
Iui'e was largely attended, Hon Paul
'el'' Jones made an address, BETTING the
occasion, that is highly compliment,
rday ed on all sides Tonight closes the
,ince fair Go out
In another place appears an adj
inter- vertisement, announcing the lecture
es in Of Hon Henry Watterson, at the
opera house, Monday night, Nov.
10th. The Arkansas Lecture Blu.
MISS reau sent it tous, and will pay for
ssrs' it-opera house manager has moth
ing to do with this adv
s--
iark- For SALE We will sell all the
n To- lumber in the Sam Jones taberna'
pays Gle, some 10000 feet as it stands,
to the highest bidder-priyate sale,
Rem. Persons wanting lumber see the UNI
ton, dersigned, at once.
w. S. MEddINsoN,
VI r. IT, r. MANN, At Y. NJ, @. A,
Over Smith Drug Go,
sS's' We learn that the petition for a
en'S vote on the whisky question
oar was presented to the Com
missioners court on yesterday,
ltion and action on it was postponed UNI
rent til Monday, The law provides, pos
rged itivey, for an election upon petit
ton of $50 voters SO the fight
may be considered now on
oun. -
cars Rev. j, w. Laughlin Of st, Louis
cine Mo-, Superintendent of the Board
Of Missions of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church, is expected tC
the preach at the c, p. church tomor
'Xar- row. All the members are expect
over ed to be present Everybody invit
20 ed-especally strangers in the city
cher w. j, LAoKEY,
pP' From Mayor p A, Turner We
!" learn that the West side city coun
Gil, through a special ordinance has
see ordered concrete side walks put
ed as down, in all of the business portion
the of the city, on that side, Work Of
putting down such side walks will
ioh have to begin within thirty days
civ after notice is served on property
|, ~ owners, This is a good move,
-
1t is a saying that idleness is the
lain, mother of all vice At least, it Is
itinf certain that laaiuess is the inheri
gret lance of fools; and nothing is so de
Iuitc spicable as sluggard Cato, the
censor, an old Roman of great vir'
o,n1 tue and much wisdom, used TO say
ouJ, there were but three actions of hil
Gov life which he regretted The first
=, & was the having told a secret to hi,
wife; the second, that he had once
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