The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-10-15

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,choolmate, Judge E. f. Fredell.
DR.. P. says hard times are unknown
IN Mexico, and there are no tramps
there. Here are unanswerable ar
Guments in favor of silver.
Among our citizens who are re-
ported quite sick, We notice the
names of DR.. Deupree, who is at the
residence of Judge Friedell, and
Mr. Ed Few, who can be found by
his friends at his mothers. We
hope both will soon be out.
Collins Gaines will go to the Dali
as Fair, and take his wheel. He
will get on the side of the track
with his Waterbury watch, and
time some of those scorchers, and
| if he thinks he can stand them
showing, will enter for a rare.
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Mr.. SOwards, who was doing
grocery business across the street
from this office, moved his stock to
the country yesterday, near Mande-
vile. The carpenters are now
tearing out the floor in the house
ne occupied, and will put in new
me.
The workmen are now engaged in
tearing away the narrow steps in
front of the st. James Episcopal
church, and will replace them with
wide ones. In the past hardly a
Sunday passed but what some one
got a fall in coming down these
steps.
County Judge E. F. Friedell APP
pointed Prof. Allen Winham County
School Examiner for two years yes
terday. Prof. Winham has held
this place for two years and given
entire satisfaction. 1t is good
appointment and we congratulate
the Judge on this act.
Our Mayor, John Cook, is build
ing up quite practice out of the
city. Yesterday he spent the day
in Shreveport adjusting claim for
client, and today he was called to
Horatio for the same purpose. We
like to see lawyers appreciated out
of the city as we'll as in it.
Hon. D. b. Culberson was here
last night, and registered at the
| Cosmopolitan. He will make a few
speeches in the campaign before
the election. He is power in this
part of the country, and should
make a speech in every county in
his old Congressional '(rexas) dis
trict,
Advestising car No. 3 of Ringing
Brothers circus, came in this morn
| iug, and the manager in charge
will inspect the city and see that all
bills destroyed by rain or the hands
of the desecrator, are replaced with
new ones. He reports the city in
good fix, however, and will not put
out much paper.
Mrs. B. I. Estes left the city yes
terday, with her little grandchild
infant of Mr. Judd Kizer, for st,
LOUIS, where she goes to have it
treated for some allment of the
eyes. DR.. Dale of Arkadelphia, has
been engaged to accompany Mrs
Estes and help with the operation
thought necessary.
Miss Jeanette Signor will leave
for Dallas on Monday to attend the
Fair. 1t is said a certain bank
clerk has asked permission to lay
of, also that proprietor of a gun
store will leave his house in other
hands for the next week, as both
Of the above gentlemen will visit
the Dallas Fair also
The case Of S NJ Roberts VS.. the
Cotton Belt Ry, terminated today
in Hampstead Circuit Court-jury
returned verdict in his favor Tor
$4,000, for injuries received last
, Spring, while at work with the rail-
road pridge gang, Messrs Kirby n
Carter represented Mr. Roberts as
his attorneys in the case.
Mr., Bauer, the general manager of
the electric light plant, telegraph
ed yesterday to a company sell
ing electrical goods, to ship imme-
diately new machinery for the plant
here. Mr.. Bauer has had a great
deal of trouble Of late with the
plant here, and he has at last con-
cluded to put in a new incandescent
machine
Hip, hip, hurrahl The East side
has at last struck streak Of luck
somewhere. and purchased A eouple