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Oxford eagle., 1895-03-21
For Treasurer.

By Authgrftv ss 1nnnulea the name of
CHARLES MYEE
~ a e2nstitiate for Treasurer % LAtly-
ste eaazsy. snbiess % the act1on q the
Democrats party
b authority ws announce the za1e Of
VT TUESER
n a cz7silrtkt. for TrS71 szErer at LasAy-
-.ts aouasy. subject - the action 4 the
n'euoeratic party
By authority xe announce the name Of
D PETE EAMEY
Il n cansiIiAss for Treasurer q Lxf1y-
stts c0gnty. subject - the s.-tloc 1t the
Dsnoerats- party
" authority ~e'AHn0unce the name Of
AD. PATTON
" caa.i5siafs tlr Treasurer q LAFay-
s.te county subjsrs 20 the acton Of the
D~uOsratse party
by authority - anrnunc. the z.lue Of
HlEAM B. SMITH
a \ can,isARre for Treasurer 1f LAF1y-
es1e eo1rty. snbissss - the .ssion of
he CsEa'srAtie party.
RE DUNCAN
II 4 candidate for Treasurer q Lazy
este county. subject - the A.-tsaz 4 ~.
Democrats party
~ authority ws announce the name ot
JOHN J WOODWARD
a. clu.i1I.te for Treasurer Of Lazy
stts county, suhlscs - TIE tstio1 Il
the Dsuosratie party
By 1nE1srSsy we annognee the .ans Of
B-F. TATUN
az q ca1dEAa.. t5r Treasurer 0f Lazy
=--s eoarty. sablses - the AStlsa ot the
D-n.oeratBe patty
By authority Ne announce the nan1s q
B. q. SNEED
- : eEndbikfe for Treasurer of LaFsv-
se-s e0Gzty, subject " the Actlrr of Il.
Deuoer1tie party
By authority ne announce the aAns Of
WILLIAA TURNER
- a candidate for Treasurer of LAF1v-
etts county subject - the acton of the
Dsrceratie party.
y Authority we 1nroun.ee the zans Of
j. NV. HERRING,
1<a candidate for Treasurer ot IAFzy-
ssts eoarty, subject 70 the aesiou os The
Democratic party
~ authority ~e ANNOUNCE the rAuae of
DE- 3 MeEWEN
a. eAnd1'.Ass tor Treasurer Of L-LFsy-
este enSzty. szbieet % the action Of tn
D~mOeztlc pa-rT-
Oxford eagle., 1895-03-21
The Twice-a-Week ReDub
lic-Speeial Offer.
GOOD ONLY UNTIL MARCH 81, 20.

Send two new subscribers
with two dollars and get one
year free.
Send four new subscribers
with four dollars and receive
the paper two.yearswithout cost
Do You know a good thing
when you see itf A word to
the wise is SUFFICIENT
Address The REPUBLIC.
St Louis. Mo.
Oxford eagle., 1895-03-21

Patronize home merchants
nome schools, home industries
ana last but not least. your
home paper.
Oxford eagle., 1895-03-21

Hon; ID. l. smythe a promi-
hent citizen of Koseiusko died
al MS home in that city recently.
Oxford eagle., 1895-03-21
For Assessor.

TUT A~~S~NOEs
By sn.h0ri.y We aznoanes the name Of
o JOSH SPENCER
a. candidate for Tar Assessor % La
ftyette coanty. suhiett . sae actnou q
the Denoerxths party
BIZ aGtalrisy we anao1uee The name q
JAS N'SHAEEN
II c1niisfate for Tar As----ar of La
tAystte cuGaty. suoj~-. % th'- aetion of
the D~mosratie party
By aarhorisy - azaouu.,- the nRzs u
WI (BTLLYi GOODWIN
~ 'andi,hAtd for Tar Assessgr of La
FAyctts couAsy. subject 70 the aesisa ot
the D-noeratn- party
By Aasaorisy we &naognra the zans %
JR GUM
A. a esnilsiate for Ta1 Assexzor % Fa-
Ftystts coguty. subrst 70 the acton
e the Democrlttie party
By AlthoritF hs knnsunre the name 0f
LtNBURN CULLEN
~ . cansil h,- f0r Tax Ass..=-or q Ia
NHAt-A@N ~ N=-N ~AAA-1 -
the D-uo~rHtpr party
By authority ws announces the nau1s Of
WI AEERs,
A. a candbiat.. for Tar Assessor of La
F1yetre eounty- subject 70 acton q the
D usoeratie party
BY lathJrity ws ANNOUNCE the aame ot
JOHN l. BAKER
~ can dE4afe foe Tax Assessor af La
taFette eoEuty. subject ~ the 1etHor x
the Democratt, party
By authority We Announce the name OF
w FRANCIS HILL
Is a cauliRtLts tor Tar Assessor % La
Lagssts county. subject - the astsyn q
the Dszuerasle party
~ s4tsarstr saaasae- sA= z&ns sf
JAS. K rONLIysON
esn4faaes ssr rsx Assessor af LAsaTs<s-
sua.sr nIsi-rs - sa- srsfsa sr Sa- D-sa-rane
party
nENT r.. n.srsE
Oxford eagle., 1895-03-21

sameient funds have been
raised TO complete the monu-
ment to Gen Q. S. Grant.
Oxford eagle., 1895-03-21

me foundation has been l,;d
Tor The building Of an ice se,o-x ,,,
IN Water Valley.
Oxford eagle., 1895-03-21

The State Sunday School
Convention will convene in
Water Valley, April % to %.
Oxford eagle., 1895-03-21
w. Il. Wallace,
q N % E r. + A X z r.,
OXFORD,

Coef
Emha
past respectfully patronage
Oxford eagle., 1895-03-21
For state Senator.

By authority - Anunuues the naue q
J. VT. F4LkSEE
.ss sRrsirtKfs fOr sttts Senator. sub
i-cs 70 The tesBon q the D~moersr5e
rar-r.
Oxford eagle., 1895-03-21

By authority - 8nnoance the name q
JESSE r BARRY, JR-
As a eaudufA.e flr >upeFfzteu bat =
Ed uesslaa os I4aFay~t-e county. sssti 2
10 the aetioa - the Dsmocratsc parry.
By authority W. ANNOUNCE the name of
REV. w L HARGIs
a. 4 candidate for Sup@rintszsens q
kdne1tboa q lafayette county, .ghIect
10 the a. b0n Of the Deni0.-r tfli. party
Oxford eagle., 1895-03-21
For Circuit Clerk.

p authority ~eNnzsuaee the Eazz1@ o.
- 2 N'GULLOg
- eAndniase sar Z Irg-ssr Clerk se la
fsyesrs euansys s,1sj-s:s 70 the aesisa IT
the b~aassrAEss pasty.
By authority -e snnssgn-s the =Izas q
DIR ". $ NICHOLS
90 -xr.fsilts sor Circr1it Clerk u La
Fayett- e,,gnsy. subject 10 the action
81 the Dsmo.:rasie party.
By Aushori,y W Eznouu'e- the name ot
" 4 NELL
a. cznsti.fars tor Cir,uIs Clerk u Ia
Fay~tr- county. sahiees 20 the Istb1u II
.he D@ue.ratle party
1v sathorst4 sn,suae- ne a4ns a
= T. TEMPLE
% . ssnasass- ssr ctrrzft et@rs sfL.yar-sss
~suasy. sasfsrs 10 sas a<sssa q sas D-nssr.ssr
sartg-
Oxford eagle., 1895-03-21

For Secretary of State.
J. l. POwER,
Ot Hinsfs
Oxford eagle., 1895-03-21
For the Legislature.

By sattoriry ~ tznnun.se the name q
FTELDER WEBSTER
o. a eanslisEsts for the Ls.rusl sturs- sub
iecs - the action q the Dssusocrzi h.
party
By authority ws AnnnuE-e the name 0f
W " MCMAHON
ssA eansslsA4ts for the LeEtsissur@. sub
j-s-t = the l. tiou q the psraocrz1tie party
Oxford eagle., 1895-03-21

Ripley has a butter and
cheese factory.
Oxford eagle., 1895-03-21

Dr. John A Broadas. a notes,
slsias ~ ne, % louisville Ky died on
Oxford eagle., 1895-03-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The EAGLE will charge the
following prices for announcing
names Of candidates for Office
Tbe cash must accompany the
name No deviation will be
made from this rule.
Calls for candidates charged
for az legal rates
SrsrE owns --..sIC Il %
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bHsr uFFfcxs .----... 3Eo
Oxford eagle., 1895-03-21
For sheriff.

By Au-hori-y ~ Lnnsune- the name 0f
J A N0N TtiOME EET
a. CANDIDATE ser Sa~ri9 q Lafayette
county. sabl-ct 20 the Aetisn 0f th-
Dsmaer1iIe party
By authority ~ announce the uane u
John K. HARETSS
a. candidate flr >heriA Of Lafayette
,uuaty. suhisvs 20 the aetSea of thu
D~ua.rAtle PaTty-
BY authority ~s announce The name %
L H kIMNOyS
n. = essnd1i8fs f,r Sheris 0f LAFaye tts
county. sahje,-s % the Netsln st the
bsmoeratIs. party
Ey authority sc snn.eazFe the name Of
John p BROWN
~ a s1kniHiLre tor Sherif Il Lafayette
-0uzsE. suhieet % the act5ou of The.
DsmaerHtac party
By authority ws1nnpogzsss ta- z.IH-ss %
S.R- WHTTTEy
rs caud5sias. far Sh.srIs as Lafayette
-uuatv- subject % the artisu q tbs.
Oxford eagle., 1895-03-21

Hon W C. Mclean of G-
n@da declines TO enter the ,,s..
for Governor. '~Se
Oxford eagle., 1895-03-21
BEAT 4-Magistrate.

BY authority We announce
J. NJ TATUN
as candidate for Magistrate OF Beat
., subject to the action Of the Demo
cratic party
Oxford eagle., 1895-03-21

Children csy Too Pitcher. csztnria
Oxford eagle., 1895-03-21
For Supt. of Education,

by authority Es Ezze9ree the name u
ca N'cHAEEx
1s 4 eAailtIrs for Superintendent os
E11ezfi0a Of lafayette euanty, subi-cf
% the Aexie= of the D~uo.saff'. r,--x
by A1tnsx1ry Ne 1n1ssunss The a2r.e o.
b B. COFFEY
= szndi1zte for Sapsrintsnlent Of
kdaeatloa q LAPayette eounty. saoi-rs
p The acton Of the De=o-ratie party.
BY authority re announce the nAuae q
9. z HrGzrOwER
= = eanalksie for Sup<rinfsndent o.
8s1satica Of Lafayette eoazty, slb;es
rs-shs 1ssiea. q she D--asr1si- s,s.sv-
Oxford eagle., 1895-03-21
For Chaneery Clerk.

By tuth1gr-v - 1a1gunr- the l.1ms. Of
BEN ?. tsEAT
- sau.Ilssare for Chan,--y Clerk os
L.EAEs.ts cvgnty subIect 10 The lct5o1
q the D~maerat5c party
Oxford eagle., 1895-03-21

-c.~e.rfs I.so val sdspssd soehnt-1 shas
. trss,uaa.-.d ls a. surer.o~ to any prcsrrtpsasa
kn~wa % me II a ARcExz, L D.
III "a. Oxsord 81. Brosxiyn, y z
Oxford eagle., 1895-03-21

-ss ass et 'Casenrta' b % znfr~>.l I'D
~ merit 80 vel Known that is ssrfns work
- spr~ugssio. 10 eudnrsh r. Few are tis
.s-iilgvus tanEss. who d nos hep CAsaorsa
vsAa ss<y r~srh-"
c4zls MA<u. D. D.
xsw York cny.
Oxford eagle., 1895-03-21

March 9th, 1895.
Oxford eagle., 1895-03-21

-rx sr,ri years I h&rs rc-oun~ndef
your 'C.ssaria,' ard shall always eor..zus to
30 N - u has Av.r1Ahsy produced bcnesesai
rakA
EsSuH. Rxz,EL ND.
f8sA sersrs and IA Ava. yev V1k CRy,
u~rAxy, n HrnxH 9xR. NV Youx Crrr
Oxford eagle., 1895-03-21

c.sssxsa survs CoBe, Cuussspaskpa.
Sur stoaaeh, DiarrhGa. Exnrrafsa,
KIus worms. gives s~rp. and rrunss. =
ge~eioa,
wnhs.E tntwDus mrdtuakiun.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18
Allen Brothers all Right.

The Call, a few issues back re-
ported through its columns, that
Allen Brothers, a well known firm
who had previously done business
here as mill men, but who are now
in the lumber manufacturing busi-
ness at Allendale, La, as having
made an assignment, Great sur
prise was created here at the time
and none believed it that were In a
position to know, and the firm was
not damaged thereby, The Call of
this morning states that 1t is in re-
ceipt of a letter from Allen Broth
ers, stating that such a publication
was false and that their business
was in Il prosperous condition,
Newspapers are sometimes given
false reports concerning business
mems affairs and without giving the
second thought as to the damage
that might result in a publication
of such reports publishes the same,
believing it to be true, The Call
has made the correction in an hon.
est straightforward manner,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

One of the most interesting char
acters in American literature is Bill
Nyc, He has so impressed his per-
sonaIity upon this generation, that
his name is a household word
throughout the land. His writings
are the acme of rich humor, Of
broad humanity and of practical
common sense, He has probably,
a larger number of appreciative
readers than any other author Of
this decade, Mr. Nye has recently
entered upon a new field. He has
written history of the United
States A history, dry statement
OF facts, is a little out of Bill Nye's
line. But with him it is not dry.
The facts are there it is true, but
his facile pen has clothed them,
sugar coated them and made them
palatable, to be swallowed with en-
joyment and digested with pleasure
and profit 1t is the story of our
wonderful history, but there is a
smile in every paragraph and a
hearty laugh in every page. AS
this work was the great effort of
Mr. Nye's life he got Mr., Fred OPP
per, the famous New York Cartoon
ist to Illustrate it, Mr.. Opper is a
in the art of illustrating,
He has thrown his soul as well as
his genius into the Illustrations for
Bill Nye's history of the United
States, The result is now before
the people in the rmost successful
book Of the year, 1t is controlled
by The Dallas Publishing Co., Dal-
las, Texas
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18
RED RIVER.

The Little Rock Gazette of the
18th had the following advices from
Fulton, concerning the river;
Zone of the most disastrous floods
that has ever visited this part OF
the country is now on us. The riv-
er stand thirty-two feet on the
guage and it is still rising half inch
an hour.
All farms along the river are now
submerged and crops are totally
destroyed, entailinga a loss on the
poor people which brings them to
starvation's door
The whole lower part of our town
is now under water. No casualties
have been reported as yet
The farmers have succeeded in
getting most OF their stock to high
er lands. The outlook is gloomy in
deed. d"
1t is learned today that the river
is on Il stand at Fulton and the
worst is over.
The reason given for a greater
rise at Fulton than at the bridge
at Index, is the fact that Little
River ernpties into Red River below
the bridge and this volume OF water
which is considered great in itself
added to an already bank full river
would reasonably cause Il great
overflow.
Advices from Fulton by wire show
that the river at II m, stood BIG
on government guage at that
place. If the Gazette's report
is true the reports show the river
to be falling, The rise now, we
learn, likes several inches being as
high as it was in 1892
Advices from Camden says The
Ouachita River stands at % on the
Government gauge and is rising
rapidly. The prospects are that
there will be an overflow.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed bids, for the construction
Of a two story residence, for H.
Lawson ESQ., will be received at
our Office up to July 2ith 1895, noon,
A certified check for $2bO,O0 forfeit
able to the owner and payable to
him, must accompany each bid as
Il guarantee that the party to
whom the contract Is awarded will
furnish a satisfactory bond within
48 hours after receiving same,
Plans and specifications and any
other desired information can be
obtained at the Office Of the archi'
tects The right is reserved to
reject any or all bids.
KENDRIcK q MoSwEENEy,
Architects,
llO W, Broad st,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18
WINTER & SCA0TT'S
Great MD Summer Clearing Sale
FOR 10 DAYS ONLY,
Commencing Monday, July Is.
Prior to Stock-Taking.
Never before in the history of Dry Goods Clearing Sales
have prices reached the low level established in Bar
gain Sales We determined to close out every dollars
worth Of Spring and Summer Goods prices will do it.

and all other prices in proportion,
Bleached and Uubleached Domes-
tic, Cambrics and Sheetings at mill
prices
We can save you so per cent dur
this sale by buying childrens Lace
Caps and Hats from us.
30 dozen Boys Caps cut down from
35 o2Oc.
Ladies Swiss Vests for dc. 1Oc
quality for &c, zoe quality 1l!c, 25c
quality for 15c, 35c quality for zoe,
SOC quality for Soc. Silk Vests for
473c, regular selling price 85c.
All our Muslin Underwear will be
sold at cost Of the maker.
Our Silk Mitts viii be sold at
large discount.
Fans will be offered at great re-
auctions.
Our Embrolderies 60 be slaugh-
tered during this sale.
We are going to break the Rec
ord at the prices we are going to
sell our entire stock of Handker-
chiefs, and the price we offer our
Hosiery will be a caution.
Whalebone, DC dozen.
Curling Irons 24c,
Hooks and Eyes, lc for 2 dozen.
Side Combs and Hair Ornaments
at give away prices.
Umbrellas at a discount Of 335
per cent.
Purses on hand must so.
The foregoing is only few items
of our many bargains, and we want
to make this the Banner Sale of our
business career,
Shoes SHOESl SHOESI
Our reputation for Fine and Styl-
ish Shoes Is well known. We will
put on sale during this Clearing
Sale our entire stock of Infants,
Children s, Misses and Ladies
Low Quarter Shoes and Slippers.
Every lady and child in the city
and country should take advantage
Of this Bargain Sale,
CLOTHING, HATS AND GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS.
AS we need this room for other
branches of business, for the com
ing fall season, and having such
short time to close out these de-
partments we will put these goods
on sale 50 cheap that it will assure
us quick sales,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18
DR.. c. c. BURKE TALKS.
he Joins the Anti-Drumming Ply
SiCians Association at Hot
Springs, Arkansas,

PA1AONb NNA N"AASV'S'
The papers at Hot Springs, Ark.
have been giving the drummer fol
doctors particular fits, for the last
three months, and their persistent
"nagging" had the effect of form
ing an anti-drumming association
The doctors of the city all joined,
except few malcontents, and it
was made so hot for them that
they were glad to sign an agree
ment to not employ or countenance
drummers,
At a meeting a few evenings back
some sixty of the silk hat doctors
assembled to talk "ethics" and anti
drumming slush, and DR., G, G.
Burke was among the throng, The
doctor had not put his autograph
to the document and he sat there
and heard what they had to say
about doctor who would not sign
the agreement, and some things
were said not very complimentary,
"ethically" speaking. The Doctor
(Burke) stood it well until one of
the doctors arose and proposed TO
put an officer at the door of all
doctor shops where the physician
failed to sign, This brought him
to his feet. lie said he desired to
make a statement as to why he had
failed to sign when the committee
called upon him, He said he was a
stranger, had not yet begun to
practice in that place; was just
fitting up an Office, and was not
familiar with the question and
the usuages that obtained and
desired no be conservative and be-
come more familiar with the matter,
He took decided exceptions to the
remarks of DR., Taylor in allusion to
placing an officer before his door to
watch his patients; that he was IN
harmony with the movement and
desired to identity himself with it
and to sign his name.
A hot discussion followed which
was concluded by Dr., Barry moving
that Dr. Burke be invited to come
forward and sign, The motion pre-
vailed and Doctor signed the agree
ment.
II those Hot Springs doctors don't
want to get into water ten times
hotter than the hottest spring
water at that resort they had bet
ter not stir up Doctor Burke's bile,
for he is good talker and hard
hitter, with his mouth, when he
once gets started,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18
THE BEST ROUTE
HsIE'X'NV EcreTS
MemphisBth BtheSOutheaSt

Tho Palace Cur Limo OF tho south the
Kansas City, Momphls a. Birmingham ~
II, has two through passenger trains daily
botwoon Memphis and Birmingham, maxi
lnp close and sure connections With the
trains Of Nll connecting lines, Night
trains have through sleeping cars between
Washington. y. G., and Memphis, via At
lnntn and Birmingham 0n connection
with the Richmond g. DNnvlllc Il, ~ the
shortest route, quickest tmo and the only
limo running through cars between those
citjcs. Day trains have Palace Reclining
Cbnlr cNrS (seuts free TO holders Of first
elaas through tIGkcts) through between
birmingham and Kansas City, and. Pull
man Palace Shopping Cara bctwoon KANSAS
I,lty and Atlanta, This Is many ml'Qs the
shortest and by far the bostequlpptd as
eongor Limo between POINTS In tho East
md Southeast and Memphl ~, and oil
Dolnts In Arkansas, Texas and the West
md Northwest Everything new and
lTst.elOss. Through tlckote yin this line
ON sale nt all through ticket Offices,
For nny desired information, FOR large
mpp and time table foldor nddrosl,
\, u, LOCKWOOD,
II, y, ELLIS, O. T. N u Az
General Agent, Kansas Olty'
95O Main Street, Momphisi
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

The Cotton Belt train through
the Pacific Express Company
brought to this city today a razor
back hog, to be transferred to the
Texas & Pacific road We heard a
gentleman say, the hog should be
shipped to Tyler to eat up the de-
cayed fruit at the palace This
was a wise suggestion and from the
looks Of The hog we think he could
keep things clean to perfection
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

Summer Silks at.,,n,,,.,,..l73c 3c
Kai Ki Silks atn,...,,,,....,.,2O 20
Solid Color Suroh Sill, at l7g, cut
from ,.,.,,,.,..,,. ,.,,,,,,..,'..0O .0OC
Small Checks Six 27l cut from SOC
"a in. Black Gros Grain Silk 474, cut
from ,,,,.,,,.,,.,.,,,,,,,..LOO LOO
"a in, Crystal SIX, all shades, 300,
cut from r,..,,,v.,..,.,..8oc SOC
Our Entire Stock COt Away Down to
Suit anybody,
AZ in. all Wool Eun Yelling, woven
spot, 27lc, regular price .,., .G5c
/ Case Figured Dress Challie at. &c
/ Case Figured LaWn 4c
! Case Standard Brand Calico Ono
Trash) ).,,,,,.,,,,,..,,,,,,,,.,,3c sc
1 case apron check 0ingham &c
u Case New Spriug 3iopham SC
All our 10 and l24c Glnghan, sale
price ,.,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,I I3c
All our 20 and 25c Gjngham, sale
price, ',.',.'','.,. - lz2 Z
36 in. Figured and Striped Percale,
&c, former price..,,,..,,n,,lO ,lOc
40 in. Figured and Striped Percale,
SIC, former price e,r....,,r,.l5c
Figured and Striped Duck at &c,
regular price ,,u.,,.,.,,r.lOc
Figured and Striped Duck at 7lc,
l0c quality.
Our entire stock Of White Goods
will be on sale at prices regardless
OF cost.
Dotted Swiss, solid color Swiss,
Organdies and Mul silk and Cot
ton, will be closed out 80 per cent
less than regular price
Figured IDENTITIES i2lc quality for
SIC, l5c quality for l0c, etc,
Table Linens, Napkins, Towels;
Crashes, Fringe Table Covers and
Sets, will be sold at prices that the
cost Of them will not be considered,
We must close out our stock Of
Lace Curtains on hand, if price will
do it. Our $l.25 Lace Curtains for
85c. Our$l75 for 3l1O Our $3.50
Tor $1,65, and SO on
Our Stock OF Plain and Fancy
Scrimes is by far the cheapest and
largest in the city, and they must
60,
Our entire line Of Ladies's Shirt
Waists $125, 81 90 and 75c quality,
Your choice for 2jy as long as they
last,
Slaughter of White Spreads, $l,25
quality SOC, $l,50 and $L75 for $l,lO
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

The cottage belonging TO Mrs, M,
S, Ward on Vine Street and State
Line, Is for rent, Gail at premises
for premises fol price, Z II II
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18
Commands Universal Admiration

And meyer disappoints any
body-the neat job work exc
cuted at the TEXARKANIAN
job Office, You use printing;
we do printing; our interests
are mutual, Can we not help
each other2 Often thepaper
can extend little courtesies,
and we know the job Office
can please you, Give us your
patronage,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

A man living near Shreveport, In
Caddo parish, writes to his county
paper thus! It's scarcely any won
der that lines are on my brow; It's
hard to make a living as things are
going now, lpldnted a big patch
of potatoes and sat down to watch
them grow, when the river over.
flowed and laid them all low, |
planted Il boomlet to get some rail-
roads, along came the tax collector
and all was over built an arbor
in which to snooSe and rest, COW
came along and knocked it gally
west, ] bought some egglets, the
cost of which made me cry, they
hatehed a loney chicken and It got
stuck In the mire, The insects ate
my cabbagej the worms have nailed
my corn, my sheep are wild and
woody, my COW has lost a horn, my
pig has got the quinzy aud squeals
unseemly tunes, my geese are hunt
ing water and ! am full Of prunes,
azaz=aasa aaaza
The farmer who has a good corn
crop aud a lot Of hogs, will be the
fellow that rakes In the money, be
1t silver or gold double standard, on
or of parity and he can listen tc
the politicians blow and feel easy al
to the country going or not going
to the devil us the silver and golt
tongued orators would have us be-
lieve II isgoing'
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18
Important

Fine jewelry, diamonds, watches
and silverware, One Price Only at
Sig Eeehts The reliable jeweler,
4 t8 If
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18
Wo Keon the Best

Bath, hair, tooth, nail and clothes
brushes, handkerchief extracts,
toilet waters, soaps aud all toilet
accessories,
~ SMITH DRUd Go,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

If you want the incest Of refresh.
ing drinks, with the best crushed
fruit nayorlngs, step in at Brengle
81 Buels, Z l3
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

Goto the Palace Drug Store for
a toothbrush that will not shed its
bristlcs, a fine line to select from.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

There is some talk among the
College Heights people wanting to
be annexed to the east side. Since
the removal Of the postollice over
there and the failure OF having a
session of the school as heretofore,
they think they could improve
their condition by coming in We
see no good reason why they should
not annex If the majority wishes it,
We should like to hear from some
of the citizens on the subject,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18
WINTER & S6H0TT,
JObberS and Retailers.
Miller County Security.

Want a dozen $2500 loans on good
river plantations in Miller county
See VIM, A, Bomar. 6 10 I'm
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

The Palace Drug Store Is new and
complete, stock all fresh and quail
ity of everything guaranteed
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18

Brengle 81 Buels new Mexican
onyx fountain dlspenses the finest
of corbonated drinks.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-18
$4,000 Co8h IN 10 or 40 Days,

On improved Town or farm prop.
erty, 60 per cent Of valuation, For
Information see Wm A, Bomar