The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-07-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

RS0NAL. for days angling We wish the
parties luck in hooking aud landing
trout
). Ragands.
coon excursion" to the Fruit
l. LoU'S NS' Palace this morning, delayed pas
senger trains on the Cotton Belt
for Hot This is thelast day, aud the "Coons"
will make notable one for the Pal
ace, as the aroma there will no
CARDS en- doubt spread for miles around
S.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
TINS morn First Baptist church will give a
D. La lawn party tomorrow Thursday
amilv have night, at the residence of Mr. Geo.
raxas W. Treher, on Forest street. Re-
freshments will be served during the
rowns Iron evening. Everybody invited to at
npany. tend
rent up to The East side Democracy were all
friends elected honary members last night
..,, of the Texas Bryan and Sewall club
~ ''i'"s As the East side club meets tonight
~ -n0' they can return the compliment
# this morn and take in the Texas delegation on
Fruit Pal the same footing and their honors
will be easy.
of our city, The little people out the park
an dare call yesterday were loaded in the boats
and done some good shooting the
,ctant 25c chute. They never tired of this
tbe palace sport and when the boat started on
its descent they would set up yell
49, and keep it up until the opposite
u NV -0'- bank was reached.
ansas, was
The PopuliSts will have big pa
. .,.;. rade here on July 31st at night,
! f-;osat H and will have Cyclone Davis, Keaby
and other leading lights on hand to
address the people. The Secretary,
your cream Mr.. W. A. Jacques, invites all Pop
tchen," for ulists in Bowie and Miller county to
7-5 Join them in making the parade a
.,4;, c,,,h grand success.
hand and The Photographic concert at the
West side city hall last night was
well attended, in fact the largest
% ~. crowd yet turned out, favorng the
oooo; entertainments given under the
auspices of the W. c. 7. U. We
choice sub had no reporter there and cannot
saywhether the audible phonograph
re CoLEY. is a success or not.
We learn that the Mckinley men
ing, should who are working men under them,
perfected. even right here in Texarkana, re-
', quest their men to 'please not
wear free silver badges, as they
N-0'''J' "NN rive them the headache tO see so
many around. We will give you
the headache worse than that be-
nocracy got fore you are through, "buddes
> f4~ 49,, Monday Col. Jake Friedheim of
Camden, was nominated tor Con
gress by the Republicans of the
at converts Third district of Arkansas, to run
IN thesup' against Tom McRae, the Demo-
cratic nominee. Mr.. Geo. w.
n's ~ Fouke of this city, could have had
ans around the nomination, had he consented
Mckinley to it. Well, it is but an empty
their coat honor, anyhow, as Tom McRae is
Il FORGET if sure of election
ughter of The East side city court had
of the Pa couple of coons before it yesterday
V, left for morning, for fighting One OF the
esterday to negroes undertook to break brick
over the other ones head, but the
job was too hard and he gave it up
wing l''' The court taxed him a dollar and
pu' III i'0n' costs for failure to fulfill contract
po, ~ wv" The negro whose skull was too hard
A"0 - '0"o'' to be crushed, was also given a
Il hearing, but owing to absent wit
at Mrs, W. nesses, his case was postponed.
zen SICK lol We had talk with DR.. S. A. Sim
"a no oe'ter mons today in regard to the case
u'tlon' WIN of scarlet fever IN the family of Mr.
John Paup. He said the little girl
red to any is improving slowly; that he had re-
4Oc., Daily moved the other two children to his
lth by, house and is keeping everybody
,cK JR.. away from the Paup residence ex-
Agent. cept himself and daughter. He al
,..n.r. so requested u.s. he being the city
80 "'.'0 -" physician to extend an invitation
~, 49, to any doctor or doctors, who may
= ''1ru0 %, 00D wish to call and see the case, to
k, We hope .,.l, hi,,
Il soon oc- o.