The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-09-02

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Oswego, Kansas, and word has
been sent her of the illness of her
husband.
Mr.. Pulaski Crow was in the city
today and said he could pick out
three Democrats to one Republican
in all the assemblies he got in. He
said we will Loose a few votes as a
matter of course, bnt will regain
them from the other parties.
Cotton is rising again. There is
much of the upland, short staple
coming to this city, and it is this
cotton that brings the low price
spoken of yesterday. Our buyers
claim that they give all the market
will allow. We hope the staple will
go to ten cents.
This morning Matte Taylor,
colored woman, came in from Mr.
Joe Winters farm, to have Dr.
Simmons dress a wound in her foot
accidentally made by a pistol shot
early this morning. She says the
pistol fell from a bed to the floor
and was accidentally discharged.
Circuit Clerk ]. NJ Montgomery,
issued license today for j. W. Droke
to wed Mrs. Susan G. Few, and we
learn that the marriage is to be
solemnized tonight, at the residence
of Mrs Few on Hazel street. In
advance the TExARKANIAN tenders
congratulations and best wishes.
Prof. Paul SchmoIck, at the
solicitation of the people of TeXar-
kama, consented to remain in charge
of the Conservatory of Music, of
the Texarkana College. Opens
Sept. lst-terms reasonable. Let
all enter at beginning of term,
Legal diplomas awarded, also gold
medal. 8-19-tf
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The Photographic entertainment
to be given at Mrs, Paul Jones, will
not take place until next Thursday
week, and in the mean time she will
arrange some tableaux and other
numbers to amuse and instruct
those present, The entertainment
is given for the benefit of the W. G.
I. U. of our city.
The Ringing Bros, circus will
give an exhibition in Little Rock on
the 10Th of the month, and the great
Georgia Minstrels will play in that
city on the 3rd. Thus the show
season is to be inaugurated very
soon, even here in Texarkaua. The
minstrels will be here shortly, 50 we
are told by Manager Ehrlich,
We have a full prize list Of the
labor day races, in our paper today,
Read and see which one you will
enter the track for, They are all
nice and will be a memento to hold
and keep for your children, to show
them that they may know when you
are gone that the old man was a
sprinter and a "scorcher," and was
hard to catch in his day.
Prof. McCann had a high fever
yesterday, his pulse running up to
1916, He was at the Parlor Drug
store reclining on a couch when he
heard the band call, and like a vet
eran he rolled out, got his horn and
went to Kirby Beach to play. He
did not remain long out there be.
fore he had to return to the city.
We trust he will soon recover to his
form good health.
Mr., G, d, Payne, who has been
with the Taylor Grocer Co, here for
over three years has moved back to
Hope, and will be the head of the
firm of McRae Grocer Co. We re-
gret to lose Mr., p, and family from
our city, and wish them well at
Hope, where they came from when
they came to TeXarkaua, They
leave large circle of friends here,
who wish them well.
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Mr., Gus Less, clothier, turned his
stock Of goods over TO ]. Deutsch-
man this morning as trustee to pay
the following debts TeXarkaua
National Bank, 81 lOOj State Bank
of TeSarkana, $1,000; j, Deutseh-
man, $l,olOi Marx Kosmiusky, $5,'
OOO Mocowita, $675 90; NJ, Lipshite
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