The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-08-21

did have a few of them, but it APP
pears that they did not come to
stay"
Our merchants are all in .he
markets or have out their orders
for their fall stocks, which will be
arriving by the first of next month,
and we then look for trade to fresh
en- up.
Miss Emma Kneisley, who has
been the guest of Mrs. j. NJ Talbot,
left for her Missouri home this
morning. Many of the young men
followed her to the train to say
good-by,
DR.. Kitrell, who has been quite
sick for the past two weeks, was
carried to his home yesterday by
his brother, who came here to
nurse him, They live at Franklin,
Tennessee.
The brick for the Chic Opera
house block arrived today, and the
sidewalk is being leveled off for
them to be placed, 1t is said these
brick are indestructible and make a
good comely walk.
We are requested to announce
that there will be no preaching at
the Cumberland Presbyterian
church Sunday morning or evening,
on account of the illness of the pas
tor, Rev. w. B. Preston.
ORcv. 7. P. Smith, the Presiding
Elder of this district, will be here
tomorrow to hold the third quar-
terly Conference for State Line
Methodist church, and will preach
Sunday morning and evening.
Several ladies are taking early
morning rides on their wheels, to
Spring Lake Park, and scorch
around the track for a constitution
al. This is the was to bring back
the roses to the cheeks, if lost.
Night riding and night prowling
around after votes, won't get the
Republicans anything, When the
people are told that it is "white VS..
black, Miller county Democrats
will roll up their sleeves, and down
the negro bosses.
Tom Watson has not been notih-
ed that he has been nominated for
Vlce-President, and the committee
appointed for that purpose, with
Senator Butler as chairman, are
debating whether or not to let Tom
know it officially or not.
The candidates who started over
to Boggy this morning, and were
stopped by the derailment of the
locomotive and tender, are looking
for the Jonah who caused the ac-
cident and prevented them from
arriving at their destination.
Jim Frost says he is told he
stands between Jack Roberts and
the Sheriffs Office, ia this race, and
should not hinder the game Ben
Foreman is trying so hard to catch
for his friend Roberts. Mr.. Frost
will stand there until doom's day
if this be the case.
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Rev, W. A, Forbes took the
nights Iron Mountain train tor his
home at Gum Springs, last night,
He has card in this paper thank
ing his friends for the many cour-
tesies shown him while down on a
sick bed We hope his wounds will
not give hum any further trouble,
We have the copy for the pro-.
gram of Labor Day, as will be cele-
brated at Spring Lake park, II
will appear IN our Sundays issue in
the form of an advertisement, and
it will pay you to read it, as it of.
fers some good prizes to bicycle
riders, both ladies and gentlemen,
Prof, Paul Schmock, at the
solicitation OF the people OF TeXar-
kama, consented to remain in charge
of the Conservatory of Music, of
the Texarkaua College, Opens
Sept LIST terms reasonable, Let
all enter at beginning Of term,
Legal diplomas awarded, also gold
medal, S-l9.tf
The Democratic candidates left
for Boggy, Arkansas, this morning
to open the canvass for ten days
speaking, The editor of this paper
left to report the progress and
other happenings, We wis the
party much luck and hope they
may be able to corral all the votes
L. Da.....t