The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-19


Will H. Moores returned this
morning from the Tyler Fruit Pal
ace, and reports it a grand success.
He says that Tyler is crowded
with visitors from all over the
state.
The Fletcher Zouaves of Little
Rock will pass through here on
Sunday evening at 7:l5 over the
Cotton Belt, land will give drill on
the platform, at the Cotton Belt
depot.
Mr.. Lee Pittman of Prescott,
Arkansas, who has been here for
the past two days received a tele-
gram from his mother to return as
she was quite sick. He left on the
cannon ball for his home.
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. JOHN HALLUM.
We are sorry to learn from the
Call that both Mrs, John Sabine and
Mrs. Charles Beard, wives of the
proprietors and editors of that
paper are both confined to their
beds by sickness. We trust they
will soon be up again.
We are under special obligations
to Messrs G.. A. Eggleson and Thos.
Langston, engineers on the Iron
Mountain Ry., for special favors
Both are clever, genial gentlemen,
and among the Oldest and best
runners" on the road; former has
run in here for near twenty years,
now in charge of passenger train;
latter has been on the road for
over ten years.
The rattle season has opened in
good earnest in our city, We had
six different callers today to take
chance, but we didn't bite. We are
getting use to saying mo" to
these gentlemen that want you to
hazard a dollar for $40 with a hun
dred chauces against you, We feel
like telling them what the Era base
club told the base ball club here,
1--WE don't gamble" ,"
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Mr., William Payne and Miss Lou
Carpenter were married on Wednes.
day evening at Trice, a small sta
ton a few miles out from this
place Mr.. Payne will bring his
wife here and make this place his
home He is now employed at
Stan6eld's gun store and is good
Industrious man and will make the
partner of his life choice an ex-
emplary companion.
The management of the TeXar-
kama & Ft, Smith railroad have
found it necessary to prohibit the
travel of men on this road on what
is known rs railroad velocipedes, so
thick and troublesome have they
become to the train men, 1t is said
that they are being made so cheap
that negroes in the bottom are buy
ing them to take their sweethearts
blackberry hunting on
Messrs Cook (J, d. and Major
Sewer, CA, H) are respectfully
asked to read the Harvey-Hall
debate on the silver and gold ques-
tion and then 60 out of business
on this line, The Major is reading
the Little Rock Press closely and
there is hope of saving him, but
Cook has left the city for the time
being and there is no telling what
kind Of company he will fall in with.
A nice party was given the young
people last night at the residence
of ex-Alderman Henry Platz at his
home beyond College Heights.
Henry and his wife had on
hand plenty Of music, ices and re-
(reshments, The young people
fingered long before they broke up
and they all speak loud in praise of
the royal manner in which Mr., and
Mrs, Plat, and their charming
daughter Miss Lille, entertained
them,
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The side walk along State Line
Avenue near Schusters jcwery
establishment needs repairing bad.
ly The planks are warped in places