The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-08

Messrs O'Dwyer & Ahern, the
large dry goods merchants offer
special inducements in today's pa
per, in carpets, mating, window
curtains, shades, etc, Read what
they say,
We learn that Miss Cornelia Cook,
of our city, who graduated the past
year at the Conservatory of Music,
Boston, has accepted place as
music teacher in the school at New
Lewisville.
Sam Jones is holding a camp
meeting at Magnesia Springs. You
can go there today, leaving at 8
a. M, on special train, and return
tonight after the service is over,
for one dollar.
Mrs. j. j. Kress, who is rooming
at Mrs, Pitchers, had her pocket
book stolen from her blazer pocket,
which was hanging in the hall,
while she was at dinner, There is
no clue to the theft.
The siding two miles south of
Sulphur River on the Texarkana &
Ft. Smith railroad has been named
"Trilby." Major Stout denies
stout-ly that he had anything to
do with the naming of the switch.
In addition to the 100000, 600
bushels of corn, $780, 600 bales of
cotton, and 100000 head of cattle,
it is estimated that Texas has IT,
100000 yellow-legged chickens. No
wonder the camp meetings are well
attended.
The cases against Dick Mitchell
and Ike Evans, colored, has been
settled, by the entering OF plea Of
guilty in one case, and the dismiss
al Of the other, upon the agree
ment to close their socalled "tem-
perance bar"
Eugene Millet, FrenChman, has
established a steam dye works here
and he guarantees all his colors
fast or no money charged, He also
dyes feathers and curls them, He
has an advertisement in this paper
telling where he is located,
Over 5000 people attended the
Sam Jones meeting at Magnesia
Springseon yesterday. The Cotton
Belt will run d special train of II
coaches from Pine Bluff and Il
special from Texarkana today, re-
turning at night, after the services.
Dallas got impatient to see the
''riot act" fight the other day, be-
tween Corbett and Fitzsimmons and
tried to have the fight come off ten
days earlier, but Dan" said: "No
boys, | am going to have the mill
tary display on the 3lst of Octo-
ber."
The Columbian Minstrels, in ad-
dition to the olo of fun and gags
that they will put on the stage will
play an original farce comedy, writ
ten expressly Tor them by a play
wright of this city, entitled "Naugh-
tytorium, the scene being the Kir-
by beach"
Mr.. j. A, Buchanan Of Stamps,
Arkansas, was in the city yester-
day. He said to a reporter that
the order book for lumber was
showing a lively demand for plank
The Stamps mill, 'oyer which
Mr. Buchanan presides, is one of
the largest mills in Arkansas,
Our Editorial friend, Chas Il,
Beard, was out today for the first
time in several days, Charlie says
he will soon resume the Faber and
promises to 6ll his morning paper
full OF pointers that we may work
over in the evening. Charles Is
good news gatherer, there is no
mistake in the above fact.
The bursting bolls are making
the Texas cotton fields beautiful,
the corn makes music when the
bree2es kiss 1t, the iattening hogs
grunt in satisfaction as they wal
low in the mud holes, the beeves
are rolling fat, the watermelons are
luscious and sweet, the oysters are
only two days off, the fish bite rap
idly, and the JUd IS FULL OF BAIT (O
Glorious old Texasl
State Of Ohio, City Of Toledo, 90
Lucas County. "''
Frank j, Cheney makes oath that
he NJ Ihn annlnr nArInnr OF the firm