The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-05

their outing immensely.
Orders will be taken for Col. John |
Hallum's Biographical and Picto-
rial History of Arkansas, at ]. S.
Ragland's. Price, $1.50. 621
The waters in the streams are re-
ported as receeding or on the stand
everywhere. We do not believe we
will have an overflow now.
Clerk ]. V. Scott generously
"kept house" at the Miller county
capitol building yesterday, and let
all the rest take holiday.
Glad to see Dr. W. c. Spearman
able to be out today. He was pros
srated at the Pleasant Lake picnic
from becoming overheated.
The Waco Morning News says it
would celebrate the 4th with more
enthusiasm if it was certain the
Cotton Palace was not to be throt-
tied.
Mrs. Rachel Moores will leave
here the present week, to spend the |
heated term at Eureka Springs, |
Arkansas, We wish her pleasant |
trip,
Ice cream has taken a tumble |
and you can now treat your girl
five cents plate or saucer is all |
that is charged at several places in
the city
Mr.. j. S. Ragland has just receiv-
ed a sample copy of "a Diary of
An Old Lawyer" by Col, John Hal
lum Orders will be taken by him
for the book, at $3.50. 621
Fourth of July has returned to
stay with us,--the same old patri. |
otto spirit possesses our young
bloods of today, that abided with
our fathers in the days agone.
The long line of men who have
been doing sewer work, but who
left of yesterday to celebrate the
4th, are down in the trenches to-
day, shoveliug the dirt in good
shape
People go to grocer for grocer
les, If you want shoes call at
DeLamars Broad Street shoe
store. He keeps a iull line Of ladies,
gents and children's all styles and
prices. $50
Mr., A, l., Chic has returned from
Dennison, Texas, He was there to
attend the probating of the will of
the late Captain Streeper, and have |
orders passed for the sale of some
of the property,
-
Columbia was ll0 years Old yes
terday and has just commenced to
grow, In ll0 more years the old
girl will have grown a dustache
and she will be hard to catch, and |
still harder to curry,
1t looks like, from the dispatches
sent out from st, Louis, that the
Belknaps Of Texas will take first
prize on their drill Also that the
Dallas, Texas Artillery Company
will carry home a prize.
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Conductor Johnnie Whltesides
and his good lady will leave today
or tomorrow for trip through
Colorado and New Mexico, We
wish them the best of luck and
pleasure in their rounds,
Notice, tosubscribers of "a Diary
of An Old Lawyer" by COL John
Hallum, The books have come and
will be delivered within the next
ten days, Please be ready to take
them Mrs JouN HALLUM
The Texas 4 Pacific trains rum
ming via Marshall Texas and Nine
ola to 1T, Worth, are compelled to
go around by Troupe from Mineola
to reach Dallas, on account of
wasbout at Lake Fork, near Haw-
kius, Texas,
The contractor for the Mrs Ra.
chel Moores building on State Street
has commenced to have II boarded
In and the top will be put on next
week This house will add much
to the appearance of State Street,
when II is completed.
Last Tuesday Thomas Lynch bid
in the Haywood plantation, stu
two miles lrom TeXarkana, sold
under execution, for $500 to salts.
fly a Judgment rendered the Scot.
tish Mortgage Co.. for money
loaned, New Boston Herald.
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If Won want the choicest unnroV.