The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-06-29

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by presenting them with a fifty
dollar trunk If you have no chance
now is the time to secure one.
Conductor Ed Sims OF the Cotton
Belt, came in this morning and said
big rain was falling at Waco yes
terday at 8 o'clock when he lett that
city. He thinks the rain was gen
eral one in the West
Buy your groceries where you can
get them the cheapest. Just look
1SBs granulated sugar for $l,OO;
Arbuckle coffee 20 cents per pack
age.
6 26 w. H. WELLS & Co
Rev. Tollver colOred baptized an
other school of candidates yester-
day, IN the creek near Spring Lake
park. The recent rain filled up the
holes in the creek, and the bathing
was had outside of the park gates.
We have received a catalogue
from the A. & VI. college of Bryan,
Texas, and pronounce it neat
work. This college is one of the
best in the south and is doing good
work in educating our Young men.
Justice Haywood's court is deal
ing with the cattle stealing cases
today. The large court room is
filled full of people listening to the
evidence. That there is an or
ganized gang of thieves about here,
goes without saying.
We had some fine native wine
presented us by that prince of good |
fellows, Joe Bedingfeld, today, and .
Notwithstanding the mercury re-
gistered $50 and was still reaching |
for the top, we took drink to
sample it, and it was just splendid,
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Willie and PoindeXter Whitaker |
are here on visit to relatives from
St. Louis The young masters lived |
here at one time and while both
have grown up considerably, their
associates have also grown and they
will be given hearty welcome back !
to their old home
Rev. Abe Mulkey preached good
sermon to men only yesterday,
while his wife preached to women
only at the Cumberland Presbyte-
rian church. We learn both dis
courses were excellent, and was
Just such advice a father would give .
a son, or mother a daughter
A farmer brought in freak in
the vegetable kingdom today and it
is now at Joe McShanes on ex-
hibiton, 1t consists of water
melon that grew into a three .
pronged root of a tree in such
shape that it cannot be removed. |
1t is a funny sight to behold.
Manager Frank Hughes of the
Western Union Telegraph Company
at this place, was all smiles this
morning. When we asked him what .
was the news, he said our church
Cumberland Presbytertain) re-
ceived nine members yesterday
from the Abe Mulkey meeting.
Manager ]. w. Amnerman of the
"Four G" mill, having given his
planning mill foreman, Mr.. Andy .
Kendig a two months leave of alb
sence, he lett Saturday morning for
Muscatine, Iowa, to visit relatives .
and recuperate his failing health,
he will also visit Colorado during the
summer.
The young people of Fairview
have chartered the two open cars
from the Street car company for .
this afternoon, for round trip to
Spring Lake Park for an outing
They have also engaged the Fair
view Band (Maxweli's) to make mu-
sic for them. They will spend an
hour or more at the park,
Spring Lake park was not visited
by as many yesterday as is usually |
the case on Sunday evenings, the
weather being too hot we suppose
to cause any one from wanting to
get out from under home shades to
the heated atmosphere of out doors.
The reporter ventured over in the
afternoon, and spent a couple OF
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