The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-10-20

m the road to recovery when he
arrives.
Democrats, do not forget that |
Hon. Thos. e. McRae will speak at |
the Miller county court house
Thursday night, Oct, %. Let US
give him and his opponent, Mr..
Friedheim, large audience on
that occasion. st.
Judge B. T. Estes received a mes
sage today from st. Louis, telling
him of the death of his little grand
child, daughter of Mr.. Judd Kizer,
The message said that the remains
would be brought here on tomor-
rows cannon ball train.
The West side city court had |
quite number of drunks and dis
turbers before it yesterday, and
when Mayor Hardin counted the |
cash taken in, it amounted to 500. |
His court is self-sustaining, paying |
the salaries of the police and Re-
corder.
Is there a Democrat on the Texas |
side who will vote for single Pop |
ulist on the ticket, put out by men
who are now arrayed with Lyman
Roach, ]. W. North and Tom Daley, |
to down the party and put Cyclone
Davis over so good man as John |
W. Crawford?
Mrs. w A, Robinson and daugh- |
ter OF Palestine, Tex, are here with |
the expectation of making this city |
their home, the husband and faith
er, Mr.. Robinson, beng travelling
man, and this place being central
to the territory assigned him, is the
cause of their moving here.
Yesterday Mr., I. ii. Brown of
Ravaua, Ark, was a visitor in the
city. From him we learn that
daily mail was put on the 7, & Ft.
S. Ry., beginning yesterday. This |
will be a boon to the people living |
in the towns along that line, be-
tween this city and Shreveport.
There is some talk of getting up
big barbecue on the eve of the
election at the Park, and have an
enthusiastic Democratic demonstra-
ton. We hope such will be the
case, not that we are afraid our
Democratic brothers will go astray,
but to make them more vigiaut on
election day,
Where did they come from? Five |
one legged gentlemen hit this city
today at high noon, all mounted on
crutches and bearing the same card
Help poor unfortunate, y There |
are too many Of them in the group
to enlist much sympathy Scatter
out boys and your meals will come
more regularly,
Our young and handsome friend,
T. Q Martin, of the Shreveport Ice
Company was here yesterday to
see his mother and brother who
are visiting MIR. and Mrs, ]. D.
Cook He left today for his post of !
duty at Shreveport, and Mr.. Rich
ard Martin went on to Dallas to
take in the Fair
The most beautifully painted res
idence in this city is that of ], M.
Carriers 10 Fair View. Nothing but
Lucas Tinted Gloss Paint will give |
this finish, Ben Williams and See
car are sole agents for these goods, |
and we call attention to the fact |
that any one anticipating having |
any painting done will save money
by buying this brand of mixed
paints d3t'
The city editor made a tour
through the O'Dwyer & Ahern store
this morning, and found some !
changes made in the sale depart
meuts, Mrs jamie Carloss has been
employed to preside over the cloak |
department, Mr. Homer Nash |
promoted to bundle clerk and Miss
Mamie Londale has charge of the
change and cash department. They |
are all competent and will add much |
to this popular house
j. B prudhomme went TO Boston
today as a witness in mental an.
guish suit brought by Andy Cox |
against the Western Union for not
delivering a message sent to him
from Hope informing him of the
death OF his nephew The Western
Union will set up a claim that Mr.
Cox lives out side of the city limits,