The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-08-16

See pretty new adv. of the Rose
bud Restaurant in another column.
Mrs. A. A. Anderson knows how to
cater to the wants of the public,
aud sets a splendid table.
For the past three days the ther-
has run up to 100 degrees,
aud the heat has been quite OPP
pressive again, though not quite so
bad as it was awhile back.
Thos. Love, well known here by
the early days settlers as a Sunday
school organizer, came in yesterday
from the Indian Nation. He will
remain here until Monday.
Remember that the TeXarkana
band will make music at Kirby
Beach next Tuesday night. Let
every one who can attend as it is
for the benefit of the band.
Although it is very warm again,
too hot for politics, yet the political
pot is boiling right along. There
will be some "red hot times" during
the next three weeks, and don't
you forget it,
Glad to hear that friend o. Whit
temore is getting along finely at
Sioux City, Iowa. He writes Mr..
W. E. Welcome that he will return
here in time to cast a vote for Billie
Bryan, in November. Good.
AS we stated Friday, the day for
bull-dozing of negroes,
and corruption, is a thing of the
past, as our secret ballot system
and poll tax qualification killed all
such, to a dead moral certainty.
Mayor Hardin and Bob Miller were
over here yesterday, from Texas,
selling tickets to the hremen's ball.
They did not say how they were
doing, but we suppose they met
with luck, or at least they should.
We sampled one of those very
fine LeConte pears, from Hon. g.
A. Hays fine farm, out on State
Line, two miles from the city. We
never saw prettler or finer fruit,
and the trees we're all heavily lad
ened.
We were shown a new one dollar
silver bill yesterday, and it is a
beauty. Mr.. Robt. Tyus had two
of tn I'm, and they are the first we
believe that have been brought to
the city, or at least they are the
first we have seen.
Editor Fay Crossett of the Bios
som Bee, is over, visiting his sister,
Mrs. j. W. Gardner. He is another
journalist, (and a credit to the pro-
fession) who took lessons in the
office Of the editor of this paper;
was with us for about two years.
Messrs julius and Charlie Kelley,
FRANK Bell and Luther Simpson
took two days hunt on Clear
Lake Friday and Yesterday Be-
tween them they bagged As fine
squirrels "a good showing They
report lots of them in the woods.
The Populists will hold a three
days encampment at Spring Lake
park, so we are informed, commenC-
ing some time the latter part OF
this month. They are great speech
makers, and like to hear themselves
talk, and it will be a regular feast,
Nat Stern is in deep trouble. 1t
seems he had a party of young
ladies on his hand at the park, and
one of them lost a beautiful fan,
covered all over with monograms
and filigree work, and she writes
a note telling him to
hunt 1t up.
Reader, do not fail to carefully
inspect the attractive new adv, of
the Lingold-Turner Co., on lst
page. They quote some rare bar
gains, in dry goods, shoes, etc 1t
is one of our most reliable and pop
ular houses, and always carry out
what they advertise.
The city editor, through the
kindness of Mr., Frank Hughes and
his good lady, enjoyed a delightful
ride in their barouche to Kirby
Beach, on Friday, and of course a
plunge went with the ride. He
found the water quite cool though
the atmosphere was warm, which
shows the springs in the bottom of
the lake are running quite freely,
and will keep the water renewed
and freshened. We thank Mr..