The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-09-22

r. A. Munson, president OF the
East side Bryan and Sewall CLUB, Is
up at New Boston, among the pop
uIists that come into that city to
attend court. Munson will convert
many to return to the fold.
Treasurer John McLain was out
last night, hiking it at the park.
Fl. was found on the up grade with
wheel that looked like an ava
Ilanch had struck it. John said he
did not do it, then who did?
A crowd of our unemployed young
men will leave this afternoon tor a
fishing and hunting expedition on
Red river. They have traps, guns,
dogs and rods, and have made ar
rangements to stay an indefinite
time.
Hanna has bought-not brought
"a glorious victory in Maine, and
his henchmen are required to ask
Bryan men on every corner how
about it. The above Is our answer.
Give us something hard to answer
will you?
Mrs. e. A. Warren wishes a few
more boarders at her boarding
house, corner of Pine and Fourth,
street. Rates reasonable and sat
isfaction guaranteed as to bed and
board.
Sept. 13, 1896. IT,
Col. Boreas has paid our city a
visit and has abided with us for a
couple of nights, making blankets
luxury as we'll as necessity. We
welcome the old gent with out
stretched hands, and hope he will
stay a fortnight at least,
The new bicycle track is to be 40
feet wide, with a flIage on the
curves of eight feet from the out.
side to the inside circle. This will
permit some fast riding, and we ex-
pect to see some sCorching records
made on the track when completed,
Dan Jones, our next governor,
tells the railroads plainly that they
must quit their intimidation or he
will make some of them smoke for
lit. Col. Dan means exactly what
he says, and if it is not stopped one
of those cheap officials, who are do
ing dirty work for their masters,
will find themselves in unpleasant
quarters.
C. p. Hovey was out today in a
steel gray checkered suit, with hat
to match. Hovey is trying to keep
up with Godbold in dress, but has
not taken to red neckties, purple
stockings, tan shoes, and maroon
hat, like our friend Godbold, but
confines himself to sober colors like
ashes of roses, salt aud pepper"
and the like.
The Bryan and Sewall club of our
city, sent the following delegates
to Little Rock yesterday, to be
present at the state meeting of the
Democratic clubs, which convenes
there today: Sheriff Jim Dillard,
|J. W. Gardner aud ], W, Harriss
If every county ia the state does as
well as Miller in sending delegates,
the Democracy will be ably and en-
thusically represented,
There was a gentleman who came
here yesterday with cotton samples
from New Boston, and said he had
his cotton there for week, and
and could get only a cents bid on
lit, aud he thought it worth
more Kosminsky offered him u
cents and the trade was closed,
Bring your cotton here is what the
buyers say, and they will give you
top prices for the same.
On account of dull times S,
Graviano will do first class work at
the following prices
First class Hand made shoes to or
| der, per pair air,,,,,,.,r,,., Sl.OO
Half sole, sewed d.,,,.,.p., 10
Half sole and heel....,,nn 90
Half sole nailed ,,..,,,,,. 90
Half sole and heel el..,..,,,,, 10
! Children halt sole and heel .,, 80
Give me a trial and you will re-
ceiye first class work No, 2O4 West
Broad street,
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Will Hudgins, eXpressman, has a
nobby silver pocket book, which was
made tor free and unlimited coin
age of silver, 1t consists Of long
stocking with regular pocket book