The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-02-02

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Kress have just
returned from a weeks trip, and
while absent had the pleasure of
seeing Richard Mansfield in his
three greatest plays-"Scarlet Let
ter" Prince Karl, and "Dr. Jekyl
and Mr.. Hyde.
Mr.. Deitz, an engineer living on
Maple Street, bought the Martin
place of 20 acres, on College Hill,
yesterday. Several other places
were sold to parties moving in here
from the north. College Hill is on
boom, so we are told.
If Sam Solinsky don't hurry up
that Columbian Minstrel entertain
ment, there will be a whole cow pen
full of people who will scratch him
IN the primary. The people want to
be amused and Sam can hold down
the ends and middle too, on the
stage.
President Cleveland, in his great
kindness for suffering humanity,
has sent in one of his everyday
messages, asking Congress to
make an appropriation of money to
bring the "coons" back from Mexi-
co. If the appropriation was to re-
move a few more there, we would
be with the President, but it is not.
Those live merchants, LingoId-
Turner Co., have placed an electric
clock, In fine oak case, just over
their store door, in the recess on
the outside. Their customers and
the general public can now keep
posted as to the correct time of
day, and should never be behind
time" in going there for bargains.
Harry Enrich will leave here on
the 18th to see the FitzslmmOns-
Maher prize fight IN Mexico. Har-
ry is now wearing FitzsimmonS col
ors, and he goes to back his friend
up. We believe that Fitzsimmons
will whip Maher aud then shall ex-
pect Corbett to clean up Fitzsim-
mons.
Mr.. ]. H, Bradley has moved his
household effects to the Central
Hotel, and is now ready to make
rates for boarding by the day, week
or month. Mrs. Bradley sets one
of the best tables known, and he1
beds are kept scrupulously clean.
Go and see her if you want a home
like boarding place.
The Commercial-Appeal fingered
behind a day or two to see what the
st. Louis Republic and Dallas News
would say about Tillman before il
would venture, and when it did &c
off, it was with a bang" Tillmar
will vet make a name in the Senate
that will live long after these edito
rial critics are forgotten.
We understand that two promi-
nent Hope merchants contemplate
coming to TeXarkana, to embark iT
business. They very correctly thinl
that this city has a bright future
ahead of it, and so wish to get in or
the ground floor" Come on
friends, we will extend you a hearty
welcome-always glad to have goo(
citizens locate with us.
Mr.. W, G. Massenhurg, young
gentleman from Paris, who has Z
large connection here and over
Bowie county, has moved here anC
will make this place his home, He
has hung out his card as civil en-.
gineer and draughtsman, and viii
take charge of any work given him
He has card in this issue.
A novice who had entered the
convent at Marshall, Texas, and
was working to become a nun,
fell in love with a young druggist o.
Palestine, and went off and married
him, The newspaper correspon
dents got the news item and sent il
off that the young lady was a mum
and you can imagine the indignation
it caused in Catholic circles.
Mr.. 7. M. Wallace, who is in the
passenger service OF the Iron Noun!
tain railroad, and formerly well
known citizen of Hope, Arkansas,
but now of Texarkana, has just
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