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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-04
IN CLARKE COUNTY.
ECHOES FROM THE LATE TERRI
BILE STORM.
The Farmers Suffers Great Loss
A Family in n PerilOus Position
Berryville Local Notes-A Pretts
Wedding.

BERRYVILLE, VA, October 3.-(Spe-
cial.)-The storm which has been so dis
astrous throughout the South was very
severe here. The rainfall was heavier
than for years, and the wind blew gale
for over two hours on Tuesday night But
little harm was done in the town. though
n good many trees were uprooted and
many panes of glass broken. The great
est damage was done by high waters In
the Shenandoah river. the water rose over
30 feet and spread until it was nearly
half mile wide. Corn In large quantities.
hay, thousands OF panels of Fencing, and'
In fact. everything on the river bottoms
has been swept away, and the loss TO the
farmers will probably be as much as
$4,000 In Clarke county alone. Because oil
washouts along the line of the Norfok
and Western railway no trains ehtered
or left the town Wednesday or thursday
and IL will be several days before trains
can run ON schedule time. The storm
completely cut off Geographic communica-
ton between this point and the OUTSIDE
world: indeed, from Tuesday until Thurs
day night we were as completely isolated
as during the terrible blizzard OF 1879.
SURROUNDED BY WATER.
At Castlemans Ferry the new store re-
Gently erected by Mr.. ID. Osburne, as well
as Mr.. Osburne's residence near by were
surrounded by water from 10 TO IL feet
deep. Mr.. Osburne's family were caught
In his residence by the rising waters ana
had to remain there nearly all night,
each moment apprehensive that the HOOD
would sweep the house from Its founda-
tons. carrying them with H. Mr. Us
burne's loss was very heavy, new piano
among other things being completely ruin
ed by the water. Reports from all parts
OF the county show that the damage from
the flood will be greater than since the
memorable flood OF 1870.
THE wATER-wORKs.
The prospects for the completion OF the
Berryyille water-works are now very ia
vorable Messrs- o. w. Gardner and s.
C. Callahan. OF Hollidaysburg, Pa, have
secured a sixty-day option upon the pro-
perty Of the old BerryvilIe Water Com
pany. organized in boom" days, and now
owned by Baltimore Landowners OF the
old company, and II negotiations now
pending between the town authorities and
citizens of the town and the above-named
gentlemen are consummated the compile
ton OF the system wili-be an assured fact.
The Shenandoah University School,
Captain William N. Mcdonald. principal.
began its regular session Thursday, with
a good attendance Of pupils.
A PRETTY WEDDING
A very pretty wedding took place In the
Baptist church at Wildwood on Wednes-
day evening at $50. the contracting par
ties being Mr.. William J. Chapman. who
is connected with the firm of Baker &
Sons. Of Winchester. Va. and Miss Willie
A. Estep. the attractive daughter Of Mr..
Gilman Esfep. OF Wildwood A large
number OF the friends Of the couple wit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-04
HOW ABOUT NEGROES
WHERE WILL THEY BE AT THE
HARRISON MEETINGS.
DEMOCRATIC CLUBS AT WORK.
Several Good Meetings Last Night
Colonel Elicit Makes, Stirring
Address - Speaking at Barton
Heights-CnmpaiGR Gossip.

The Republicans are making every eff
fort to insure big meeting at the Audi
torium tomorrow night, when ex-Presi-
dent Benjamin Harrison will deliver an
address in the immense hall. They do
not expect TO fill the large hail, and
know full well that their meeting Will
be a small affair, when compared with
that of Bryan. But, II brass bands, the
distribution of hand-bills and other such
advertising methods can draw crowd.
they will certainly have one.
An Interesting question which has
sprung UP In connection with this meet
ing is how the colored element will be
disposed Of The Republicans who were
seen yesterday were very reticent when
questioned I'm regard to this. One OF
them said however. that the negroes. who
composed the bulk of the party here,
would do what they were told to do.
The inference Is that portion of the
building. probably the gallery. Will be
set apart for them, and that the door
keepers win direct them TO the place
assigned them. When asked II any col
ored men would be allowed on the stage,
the Republican said that he did not
know. lie left the impression. however.
that the races would not be mixed In
any way at the meeting.
MADIsoN-wARD DEMOCRATS.
The Madlson-Word Democratic Club
met at the Powhatan Club last night,
and arranged for putting challengers at
precincts wherever necessary.
Toff Va
OF the ward, called attention to the fact
that Mr.. Conway X. johnson. a vice
president OF the club. had announced
his intention Of voting for Mckinley
and Hobart. and his name was dropped
from the roll by unanimous vote.
A large meeting will be held under the
auspices OF this club at NEWMARKET Hall.
corner or Sixth and Marshall streets.
next Friday night. and Will be addressed
by Captain John Lamb. Mr.: Charles
NJ Wallace Jr.. and Colonel j. Bell
bigger. The public Is invited, and In
structiny and entertaining speeches may
be expected.
cLAY-wARD ACTIvES.
A called meeting of the Clay-Ward
Acsivss was held last night to consider
matters relating 10 the campaign.
Mr.. NJ. L. Dawson. secretary OF the
club rendered his resignation, saying
THAI the management OF the canvass In
this city would take UP so much Of bis
time that he would be unable TO serve the
club as secretary. Mr.. Dawson Is chair
man Of the City Democratic Committee.
and the club. seeing the urgency OF the
resignation. accepted II with regret. Mr.
~ n. HarGaway was elected In his
stead: and accepted the honor in . neat
epeech.
Ths feature OF fhs evening WAS The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-04
E,fPORIA.
Teachers Elected Confederate
Camp Meets-PersonaI.

EMPORIA. VA. October Especial. y
Mr. Matthew G. Mason has been elected
principal OF the graded school here. with
Misses Bette Mayes and Sallie MacIin
Powell as assistants.
\ meeting Of Chambliss- Barham Camp.
Confederate Veterans. was held to-day.
An enjoyable party was given at the
residence OF Mr.. W. J. Robinson uear
here last night Among those that at
tended from town were Miss HALEY
Duan. f. T.. Goodwin, Z. Peyton Turner.
and Misses Sallie Powell and Mary f..
Turner.
Rev Vernon Ransom returned to-day
from the Portsmouth Association. lie
reports a pleasant time.
Mrs. Jennie c. 'Chambliss has sold her
nice residence on Main street. Mr.. II.
w. Oakerly, a northern gentleman, was
the purchaser.
Mr.. w. III. Fairless. Republican OF
Portsmouth. addressed large crowd IN
the courthouse last night. Judge Bar
ham. Judge OF the County Court. replied
to him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-04
ROuSinQ ECONOMY Sale Tomorrow
SPECIAL SALE-2ooo bars Proctor Ivory

100 Fancy Bohemian Imported Flower
Vases. I'm Green, Opal, and Royal colors
We guarantee these Vases worth 75c- To-
morrow. 25c.
sPECIAL.-113-Piece English Por-
ceInin Dfnner-sets, nothing I'm town
like them. Our price tomorrow,
$3.50, value, S1J.
1000 Block-Tin Dsh-Pans. family size,
each 10c.
Bread-Boxes. small, 1oc.; medium,
Zoe, large, 30c.
e-Enamelled Easels. with brass
trimmings and patent movable brass
brackets, a very pretty room ornament
worth SIS. Rousing sale price, 'Sc.
Smoothly-Finished, Full-Sized Rolling
Pin, &c.
Hardwood Spice Cabinets, with draw
ers. regular value 81, 45c.
Hardwood Knife and Fork-Boxes,
smoothly finished, worth l5c.i &c.
Bread Raisers, very strong made OF
best-quality tin, 19c.
soc. Oak Dining-Chalrs, high back, high
w polished. and substantially made. worth
regularly $50. for soc.
$.l9 Dining Chairs, made OF solid oak.
after latest pattern. highly-polsned
frame. neatly carved. cane seat, substan-
tial and pretty, worth S. N.1e.
ParIor-TabIes, 16-inch top, large
bottom, shelf. neatIy-turned legs,
extra-Hne finish, cheap Mt -, SOC.
At 4sc., Bohemian-F 'lint-Glass Water
Jugs. new shape, choice decoration, worth
not less than 81.
80 dozen Real Extra-Hcavy, Clear,
and brilliant Cut-G1ass Water-Tum-
bIers. never before appeared at
such n price. While they last, at
15c.
Gold-Plated Parlor-Tables. all open
Work borders, soid-cast brass. 12xi2 onyx,
worth not less than SIS, at $3.50.
Handsome Banquet-Lnmp, Com
plete with globe, handsomely deco
rated by hand I'm various designs,
the mOuntings are all of brass,
heavily geld plated, centraI-draft
burner, of newest improved make,
the entire lamp making the most
beautiful article ever put before the
public, worth from $3.50 to $40.
Lamp and Globe complete, S3.os.
NEW sILvERwARE.
Another shipment of QuadrupIe-
PIatedware made for the Four
qurean-Price Company; only to be
had here, Mt prices never before
known to the purchasing public.
Quadruple-Plated Bread Trays, rocco
border, fancy handle, hand engraved.
satin finish, worth S26 CSC.
Quadruple-Plated Soup-Tureens, hand
FURNISHED, rocco border. never offered
for less than IS; 80 Of them at 1898.
81 dozen Real-Chtna Hand Decorated
Mustard or Horse-Radish Pots, assorted
shapes and decorations, easily worth 2Oc
Monday. only &c.
2 cases only-Carlsbad-Ch China Cracker
Jars-assorted shapes and decorations,
worth 81. For Monday. only 29c.
Just arrived from the other side
30 onIy-ReaI Haviiand Limoges
French-China Dinner-sets. Each
piece has the manufacturers guar
antee stamp at the bottom; 3 hand
some floral decorations, gold stIp-
pied handles, every piece full size.
Each set contains the following
pieces;
dozen Dinner-Plates.
/ dozen Breakfast-Plates
! dozen Templates,
dozen Soup-Plates,
/ dozen Preserves,
/ dozen Individual Buffers,
l dozen Tea-Cups and Saucers.
IL dozen Coffee-Cups and Saucers,
/ Pickle.
1 Sugar,
Dish Qarge).
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THE mKIsLEy RECEPTION.
Delegations March I'd the Hiii and
Then March Down Again.

CANTON, o.. october 3-f1fteen thou
sand men. who came from the mills, fur
naces, farms. colleges. workshops. mines'
and counting-rooms OF New York. Penn
sylvania, Illinois, Ohio. and iniiana
marched up Main street bill In Canton to-
day, to greet and 10 hear Major Mckinley.
and then marched down again with tn-
flush OF enthusiasm In their faces ana tns
promise OF victory in their ringing cheers.
Major Mckinley has surpassed himself
to-day. He was engaged in the pleasani
work OF meeting delegations from oresA-
fast time until after sunset. and th7
lamps had been lighted an hour before
the last delegation marched away lie
had spoken TO a greater number OF iarse
bodies OF voters. representing a Va.
variety OF interests and industries, tnaA
he had before addressed In a single ga
He made fourteen formal speeches an
several informal ones. and talked Z,
thirty delegations. The day was SUPERB
the air bracing. and the sunshine senlt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-04

The old regfstration has bees
done away with. You must regis
ter anew or lose your vote on No.
vember Sd. The hooks Of registrH-
ton will be open from sunrise 20
sunset ON Monday, Tuesday, We'd
xe.sIay. Thursday, aud Friday OF
this week. GO and REGISTER AT
ONCE don't wait tiil the rush be-
gins. Ton will nnd the registrar
~ the place where yea have vssss
&c late ~ = I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-04
Specials in
Dress Goods.

4O-inch ATWOOD Bicycle Suiting, in
variety Of patterns, actual value soc. yard,
THIS WEEK, 35c.
Atwood Novelty Checks. something
new and with all the appearance of the
75c. goods,
THIS WEEK, Soc.
52-inch ATWOOD Covert Cloth. specially
adapted for tailor-madc costumes, a good
81 value,
Sc
All-WoOl Fancy Suitings. in styles that
compare favorably with the SOC. goods.
25c. YARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-04

Specials in Silks.

Black Satin Striped Taffeta Silks, mar
row. medium, and wiGe stripes. regular
81 value.
THIS WEEK, Soc.
22-inch Extra Heavy Rustling Tafreta
Silk. actually worth 81 a yard.
THIS WEEK, Toe.
Plaid and Striped Taffeta Slk, beauti-
full colorings and shadings, regular 81
and SIS value,
THIS WEEK, 75c.
Damasse Evening Silks. the most ex-
Quisite designs ever shown in this city,
SPECIAL THIS WEEK. 81 YARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-04

Orders for printing sent to tho Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention.
and the style OF work and prices viii b
sure to please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-04

Orders for printing sent to the Dispatch
Company will DO given prompt attention.
and the style Of work and prices win -
SURE % pleass you
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-04

l Dish (smalD,
l Soup-Tureen,
Covered Vegetable-Dishe-
2 Uncovered Vegetabe-Dishes.
1 Sauce-Tureen and Stand,
1 Creamer,
l Bowl
l Covered Butter
making 100 pieces, and must not be con-
founded with the small-sized and hall
sets offered elsewhere. and never sold be-
fore for less than s55. Set. $2s.45.
Early selection IL advised. as mt
this price they won't last long.
Extra-Fine Premium English Porcelain
Dlnner-Sets from the famous Wedge
wood" factory. England; Florence shape.
neat-border patterns. enamelled on best
quality pure-white body, and the design
Is an exact reproduction of Hayiland's
latest success. The complete set Of ll3
pieces. worth SO. Special, at si1.95.
Another Crate just arrived of
those Decorated Toilet-sets, which
created such n furore last week.
30 ToiIet-sets. new shapes, new
hand-painted, fIied-in decorations,
IL pieces, all full size, including
covered slOp-jar, worth 50. Special,
at si.75.
1O-Piece Decorated Toilet-sets, worth
81. 1896.
Real-China Cuspadores. beautiful flower
decorations. in assorted colors, large size.
some gold traced, worth easily 80 and 65c.,
PC.
We do not sell seconds In Granite
ware. Our prices on first quality
are as low as the so-called seconds
advertised elsewhere.
5Dc. Tea-Pots, 22c.
59c. Roasting-Pans 32c.
35c. MiIk-Pans, I3c.
50c. Milk-Pans l9c.
&c. Wash-Basins, lOc.
H.25 Dish-Pans, 7fc.
S.l9 Tea-Kettles, 55c.
2-Quart Preserving Kettles, loc.
S5c. Dippers, 1Oc.
Coo. Double Rice-Bollers, &c.
1000 Solid-Back Best Toe. Scrubblng-
Brushes, shaped to the hand. 4c.
Any Size Perforated 10c. and a0c. Chair
Seats, first quality &c.
80 Steel Frying-Pans. Sc
Whisk-Broom, silver-plated handle, fine
quality Broom, worth 5oc, &c
Handsome Candle-Sucks. inches high,
worth 75c., Acc.
Austrian-Chfna Vases, rich how-
blue decoration. assorted shapes,
soc. vases. Monday, Toe.
Regular No. Size, warranted pure
copper-bottom Wash-BoiIers, extra
heavy, and regular 0Oc. value. Mon
day, SOC.
30 Handsome Rockers solid oak OF ma
hogany finish, highly polished fine press
ed leather seat handsomely carved. real
value $3.50. 1913.
A soc. Gas-GIobe, Monday BE.
&c. Plain Goblets, Monday. each &c.
4Inch cpt-G.ass Effect Fruit-Saucers.
Mondays price. &c.
Imitation White Metal Teaspoons. 1c
Willow Clothes Baskets, 24c.
Our Regular 19c. wash-Board, 1Oc.
25c. for 60c. Handsomely Decorated Jugs.
45c. for 81 Handsomely-Decora Jugs'
Coo. for $50 Handsome Decorated Jugs.
S9c. for &C and 81 Handsomely-Deco-
rated Tiplitz Vases.
sl.sS for Handsomely-Decor Tiplitz
Vases, real value $3.50.
$50 for s. Hand-Painted Toilet-Rottles.
soc. for Handsomely-Deco Dresden
Globes real value $40
Nickel-Plated Nut-Picks. per set isc.
worth CSC.
Children's silver-Plated Knife Fork
and Spoon-Sets. &c.
siyer-Plated Salt and Pepper-sets
worth s.. CSC.
Rogers's Teaspoons. Monday 69c. set.
RogerSs Tablespoons. Monday. CSC set
Rogers's Knives and Forks. Monday.
95c. set.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-04
LOUDOUy.
storm Losses-Politfcal Notes.-The
Hog-Cho1era.

LEEsBuRG. VA. October 3.--tspeclal)
News of losses by the late storm still
pours In from tenants on the Potomac
river. Hardly one living between Har-
per's Ferry and the big Falls" near
Georgetown. many OF whom are known
to the readers Of the Dispatch In the
counties around Richmond, has escaped
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-04

Torchon Lace. five special values for
this week, at 6l-4, S1-3, 10, 121-2, and
1G 2-3c yard, with insertions to match.
Tinsel Gauze, for evening wear, 40
inches wide, Pink. Blue, Yellow, White,
and Black, usual price. Coo. yard,
THIS WEEK, Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-04
Handkerchiefs.

Ladies' Hemstitched Embroidered and
scalloped Handkerchiefs, regular price,
&c.
THIS WEEK, II l-2c.
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Flannel w aists.

All-Wool Flannel Norfolk Waists. for
ladies, in Navy. Red. Gray, and Black,
usual price, $3.50,
y2la
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-04
Ladies' Kid Gloves.

All the new fall Gloves are here for
this week, in the latest and most popular
colorings.
Four prices cover most OF them.
Choose which you may and you get the
best Glove that can be made for the
money:
gl.00 A PAIR.
sl.25 A PAIR.
$50 A PAIR.
500 A PAIR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-04


sTEP-LADDERs.
The business will centre here this
week stronger than ever I'm conse-
quence OF n recent purchase OF 1,50O
step-Ladders that marks n new era
in the price of Ladders. These are
the best Norway pine step-Laddcrs
made. and must not be COMPOUNDED
with inferior goods advertised else
where.
5-foot size. acc. never before less than
81; e-foot size. &C. never before less
than I'D: 7-foot size. 55c., never before
less than $40.
At 15c.. Family-size Bread boards.
At Sc. each, Steel Knives and Forks.
worth Zoe.
Special Offering OF so Five O'Clock
Tea-kettIes, the richest and finest
Tea-kettles made, an entire sample
line, most of them worth 81 and
over. All at SOS.
Beautiful eedle-Etched Tumblers real
thin flint glass. each &c.
go dozen Lovely Engraved Tumblers
entirely new engravings. They're cheap
az 10c.: each. Sc.
6 Good Strong Table-Knives and Forks,
value si.29 per set, soc.
100 Gas-Stoves. Will NJ on any Ordinary
gas-burner, will boil a quart OF water IN
3 minutes. To-Morrow's price. each &c.
100 Three-Fold Oak Screens. nicely trim
med, a room beautifier, just Sc.
2-Quart Tea or Conee-Pots. &c.
Pie-Plates. all sizes, lc.
Bread-Pans DC.
Solid-Oak Centre-Tables, a $3.50 Table
for si.tS
Full Nickel-Piated Crumb-Trays AMI
Brushes. worth $50, Csc.
SIS Decorated HavilanL Tea-Scts, q
pieces. hand-painted, S.i5.
$50 Cut-Glass Fruit Bowls. tl65
% other Special Items In Cut Glass.
Full-Sized Tea-cups and Seucers. dain.
tly decorated, S0c value, l5c.
s12 Decorated Opaque-Cbinn Din
ner-sets, 100 pieces. so.o5.
300 Pin-Trays. Carlsbad China. ernboss-
ed dellcately shaded edges IN Pink anf
Nile-Green: also. IN traced gold. have al
ways been sod for sc. each our sale
price, each 10c.
q dozen China Salt and Pepper
Shakers, some plain. some decorated
heavily plated, screw tops. while they last.
each &c.
Dresden decoration, bought at
great sacrifice. They are regular
IS value. Your choice, sI.9s.
Black Handled Tea or Co1fee-Strainers.
&C.
10c. lear-Ground- Bottom Lsmonads
Glasses at &c.
$780, 81. and $50 Croquet Sets. now So
$3.50 Banquet-Iamps. silver Cupid, gold
plated, cast foot. full size. SIS.
Coo. Large White Wash-B Bowls. &c.
Straw Table-Mats. s in a set. worth b0c.,
19c.
3ic. Glass Berry Bowls. tomorrow. lec.
81 Genuine Cut-Giass Oil-Bottcs. 7ic.
200 Framed Pictures, goid-orna-
mented corners, scores OF subjects
to select from, worth 81, Soc.
500 Framed Pictures, nicely mated,
white reeded frames, worth 35e.
Monday, 1oc-
Sole agents for Cooper, Cooper &
Co.'s Finest Tea I'm the world.
Pricesi 81, s5c., SOC, and sec. pound.
On practical exhibition. You are
rdiaIIy invited 90 try "a cup.
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l dozen Dinner-Plates.
l dozen Breakfast-Plates,
dozen Templates,
l dozen Soup-Plates,
/ dozen Preserves,
/ dozen Individual Buffers.
l dozen Tea-Cups and Saucers,
IL dozen Coffee-Cups and Saucers,
/ Pickle.
1 Sugar.
Dish Qarge).
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-25

]. l.. Whatley can give You point
.erson real estate. See him
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-25
VOL. XIII.
4 GREAT ENTERPRISE
r,,,rE,ps Proud of Draughon,s BUS
l'lal rsH SO 'CloIege--Nine New Students
~ arrived in Past Three Days.

Below We give by PERMISSION a
=. If Students who entered Draugh-
o1, oas Practical Business College, Til
- RIock. Monday and Tuesday
his College enters students every
week ,Ts in the year: o. N. Dale, New
~, La; S. F. Dawkins, Perth
MIS- v. NJ. Manning, Genoa, Ark;
Nv v Hardy, Miller Co., Ark; W.
l. Riddle, St. Francisville, La, j.
Y " Fronaberger, Atkins, Ark; w.
\ Fleming, Chester, Texas; ]. NJ
p,5dc and W. T, Perry, Shrive,
Texas
Prof. J. F. Draughon, President
Of Draughon's Practical Business
Colleges, Nashville, Tenn. and Tex
,rEana, who is now in rexarkana
"a stav several weeks, stated today
n an interview with a representa-
.ce of the TExARKANIAN, that he
has arranged bis business matters
in Nashville so as to spend a great
deal of his time in Texarkana, not
that his Texarkana College has fal-
Iepshort in any way of giving all
tbe advantages given at the Nash
vile College, as Prof. Luman, Prin-
cnal of the Texarkana College has
nroven to be the man for the place.
# would be useless for us to review
the success of Prof. humans col
Iege work before coming to Tex
arkana
Many of the graduates of the
Texarkana College have recently
secured good positions, several with
leading firms of Texarkana. 1t is
one OF our very best enterprises,
and we are truly glad to see it sue
Ceeding so well.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-25

A AQuiet wedding will take place
tonight at the State Line Method
ist church, the contracting parties
being Mr., Albert Bettes and Mrs.
Kate Long both Of Clarksville, Tex
as. Mrs Long is here on a visit to
her sister, Mrs, j. M. Turner,
and will return to Clarksville to-
morrow morning with her husband.
The TExARKANIAN wishes the coup
emuch happiness in advance.
The whole story of the wonderful
cures by Hoods Sarsaparilla is soon
tOId 1t makes the blood rich, pure
aud nouriShing, 1t cures scrofula,
catarrh, rheumatism.
;, Hoods Pills act harmoniously with
d hoods SarSaparilIa, Cure ali liver
ills, rs cents. s
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-25

For juicy steaks, roasts, and all
kinds Of choice edibles IN the way
of fresh meats, go to W. D. Hob
goods State Line near postollice,
or Broad street, Morrow's old
stand, II TO-
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-25
PRIZES.
mercury Wheel Club Races, Thanks
giving Day.

'''uiy WAeel Club Races, Thanks
giving Day.
NO. | mile novice, First prize,
nandsome e Pearl Stud, Chas Erber.
second prize, Dunlap hat, Texark-
ana Clothing Co.
m NO. 2 | mile, First prize, One
S"s umbrella, Star Clothing House.
Second prize, One year subscrip.
ton Daily Call
Third prize, One backing set
Brengle Drug Store,
NJ NO. g. ! mile open, First prize,
f'ne rocking chair, Hardin brothers,
,r,", second prize, Collar and cuff box,
Willis & BueI,
= Third prize, Gents hair brush,
FaIace Drug Store.
p.0 NO, 4 3miIe open, First prize,
p", p.ne OoS County Parson Cigars, S.
cI'a. Second prize, One bicycle bell,
0ua'IleId n Buhrman.
pi.,' NO. O. J mile (Boys under le)
A.. AUST prize, by oDwyer & Aheru,
"ae c suit of clothes.
,.s., second prize, One pair bicycle
eSSSmgs, y, Jno Stauaeld.
hnysbury. pun "'''''sS' i''
IT.. No. s. 2milclap race open. First
+ T' : one pair gold cuff buttons,
= L. Schuster ''''0'''
,S second : d. prize, $1,000 Accident Poll.
'A Tl;y + W. onenlauscrr r'''''"' F0'''
wards, VI 'o'e' ny D. Ed
lexarkan, % championship of
wbeo, 'Sua' c, Gold Medal, Mercury
,,'s Second prize, Gold sa,e,, pl.v.,.
''a'a a, Louis Hebron, ,,''''' '''y'''
opso sO :, . Consolation slow race
opeu' to defeated cor,aa,,, xxx '(e
rS' vias yS'(s va First prize One ss'I, bottle /,
Sue, Se. ", B, Mayher 'V'''S
aeIiSrooa iSpna prize Dime and Pin, L.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-11-25
NOTICE,

| will recover umbrellas with tai
feta, gloria and Windsor silks, also
French satin at very reasonable
prices. Please leave orders OF
send postal card to
S. SACHS,
11-22 100 All Pine street.