The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-10-26

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Price goods at the Bankrupt |
81 eriff Sale. Prices cut in two
! IL dies cloaks at half price; gents
clc thing must be closed out at once.
Come and see us III the new Kelly |
br ok next door to Huddlestons
m at market.
BANKRUPT SHERIFF SALE.
The WEEKLY TExARKANIAN, and
tie Memphis Weekly Commercial
A peal, for one year, for only Sl.25
fo both papers. And all who sub
SC -ibe have an equal chance at
s; 600, in guesses at Memphis cot
It ,eipts from Sept /, '94, to May |
]; tn, 1895. See ad., giving partic-
lars elsewhere.
Our citizens who have sons or
d lighters away at school cannot
p ease them better than by having
tie TExARKANIAN sent them. They
G. n thus get all the home news,
ct it much more fully than it
c ,uld be written them, and at
$. wing of much time to those who
c lrrespond with them.
This morning about 10 o'clock,
II an by the name of Lee died sud
d My at the Kinney house, on Vine
S rect. He had consumption, but
" as not thought to be in a dying
C )ndition. Deceased came here
f ON Illinois some time ago, and
Id been at work on the Texarkana
& FIT. Smith railroad. 1t is said he
/, ayes no relatives.
At the residence of Mr.. W. L.
Stout, last night, Mr.. A. R. Weir
q nd Miss Jennie Fuhrer of Indiana
V ere married. Mr.. W. is station
z gent here for the Texarkana & FIT.
NTH railroad. 1t was a romantic
, edding, the young lady having
# her home to join her lover here
| II marry him, We wish them much
appiness.
A small band of faithful christians
some fifteen or twenty, held an all
ight prayer meeting service last
ight, at the State Line Methodist
church, beseeching the Father for
the success of the great revival, to
ommence Sunday, in the Sam Jones
abernacle. Surely sinners can now
now christians feel an interest in
their souls salvation.
The famous singer and composer,
T. O. Excel, who attends and as
lists Rev. Sam. p. Jones, in some of
is revival meetings, will be with
: i'm here, and conduct the music.
lie is expected to arrive today
or tomorrow. Mr.. Ramsey will to-
light organize for him a picked choir
# one hundred of our best singers,
t the Tabernacle. The fine singing
5ill be a grand feature of the re-
vival.
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Il cannot think what becomes Of
I'll the sins God forgives, mother, "
aid little fellow one day, as he
ook his favorite seat On his mann
mas knees. "Why Charlie, can
,ou tell me where are all the tigers
iou wrote on your slate yesterday
Il washed them all out, mother. y
And where are they then2' 'Why,
hey are nowhere; they are gone, !"
aid Charlie. Gust so it is with
)ur sins; if we believe in the Lord
Jesus Christ, they are gone-blot-
led QUITO be remembered no
more, AS far as the East is from
the West, so far hath He remov-
ed our trangressions from us.
The following religious organiza-
zion are represented in the Sam
Jones tabernacle meeting to begin
in this city Sunday, Oct, 28,
P esbyterian, Cumberland Presby-
! terrain, First Baptist Christian,
Episcopalian, Fourth Methodist,
Fairview Methodist, State Line
Methodist, and Y. NJ. c. A, The
: chors of the several churches to-
gether, with all singers in Texark-
ana interested in the Sam Jones
meeting, are requested to meet at
the tabernacle Friday night at 7
o'clock for the purpofe of organiz-
, ing a choir for the meeting One
hundred singers are wanted. The
, opening sermon will be preached by
Rev, Geo, Stuart next Sunday at
II o'clock,
H. O. MOORE
1t will run all the week
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