The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-10-29

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in honor OF the great silver leader
and second Declaration Of Iude-
pendence, for an American financial
policy.
Mr.. George MofTatt and Miss Sue
Collins of Falrview, we're united last
night in marriage, by Rev. Mr..
Daniels, of the Baptist church.
Our best wishes for the young
couple.
Spring Lake at the park, caught !
quite a lot of water yesterday and |
today. 1t will soon be in excellent |
boating order, and Manager Whit
ley should get him some boats and |
| put therein.
Are you going TO the promenade
concert at Ghio's opera house next |
Tuesday night, and hear the Demo-
cratic yell when it is announced |
that the whole of the United States
went for Bryan.
Mckinley learned the art of
blowing" aud "dodging' during
the war He bIowed the Goals
around the coffee pot, while cooking
for the soldiers, and lodged the
bullets that happened to stray his
way.
District clerk J r, Wilson came
down last night, from New Boston
and registered at the Benefited,
This morning before he left, we saw
him fitting himself out with sup
ply of clothing, at the Star Clothing
House.
at never rains but it pours," is
the way we interpret the present
fall of water The streets are be-
ing cut up and washed into many
little gullies, and there will be plen-
ty of work on both sides of the line
for our street commissioners.
Col. and Mrs, T. e. Webber re-
turned from Taylorsville, KY, last
night, Mrs, Webber spent month
there, very pleasantly among rela-
tives. Col. Webber left here Sat
urday, and after spending two
days, accompanied his better half
home.
Judge John Sheppard and e, A.
King of Pittsburg, Texas, are max
ing the woods ring with their elo-
quence in Camp county, for the sill
yer Democratic ticket, They are
both good takers and should change
Camp from doubtful to a real
Democratic stronghold,
Bryan Is the wonder Of the cen
tury He has Travelled over $4,000
miles and made 500 speeches, in the
past six weeks. No other man has
, ever accomplished the like before,
If he is not elected as our next
President we will be the worst dis
appointed editor in the South,
Sam Sohnsky made a bet the 9th.
er night which he thinks he will
win. He bet Gus Munzesheimer
81 that he would not remain away
from AL G. Fields show on Satur-
day night, Sam says Gus would
! loose ten dollars before he would
+ miss even Punch and Judy eXhi-
bition
We learned at the Western Union
Telegraph Office, that storm passed
a few miles from Sherman, Texas,
Yesterday killing several people,
The operator at Sherman, says
nothing definite could be learned, as
there is no telegraphic communica-
ton anywhere near the storm
swept district
Col Geo. W. Fouke returned
from Peoria, Ill.,, this afternoon
wife and daughter will arrive Sat.
Iurday We asked him as to the
political outlook IN Illinois, He re-
piled there are too many Bryan
men there to suit me, u and we in.
fer that It win go Tor Bryan, or is
very much in doubt
Tony DeGraaer has beautiful
llile size portrait Of w. j, Bryan, in |
the window OF his barber shop un' |
derneath on reclining bracket is
IlO silver dollars and one gold dollar !
with the information that Bryan |
viii be our next president Tony
may have made mistakes in his life
in asserting things Of which he
knew nothing about, but we think |
he has hit The nail square on the
head this time as TO Bryan occupy.
ING the chair Co be vacated by
Cleveland,
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