The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-09-07


hard licks, but they were deserving
ones.
DIR. j. N. McCasland is up from
Bright Star. He informs us that
all is well in Sulphur, for the
straight Democratic ticket; that it
will win there by the usual maiori-
ty. Good,
There are many carriages out to-
day, with flying banners OF an
uouncement of different candidates,
The boys must be given a ride to
the polls if they cannot get there
otherwise.
The Cotton Belt has more level
headed silver men working for it
than any other road we know of.
The railroad yellow circular has
been read by them, but they repu'
date it at thejump.
We 90 to press today at noon, so
as to give our printers an opportun-
ity of taking in the races at the
park, and help elect the Democratic
ticket. So ask our readers to eX'
cuse all short comings.
Texarkana Arkansas, knows a
Democrat when he gets up to speak
and it does not take it many min
utes to size up what staple, whether
long, short, trashy or dog tail, and
they generally know when they
want to retain or purchase.
Mr. w. J. Gallagher is back from
Mena, Ark, to carry his family to
that place. He has rented a busl-
ness house, and will go INTO merch-
andising at once. Reports every
thing on a boom there. We hope
he may be able to make a fortune.
Earl Godbold, the ticket agent
sold seventy-three tickets out OF
here Yesterday for the Sam Jones
meeting at Magnesia Springs. The
greater part of those going were
ladies. The train picked up many
more before the Springs were
reached.
Well the agony will all be over in
few short hours, and we must
abide the result, be it a democratic
waterloo or a republican one. OF
course we believe we have a great
victory, and eau not believe other
wise until it shall be proven, which
we think impossible,
To Dave Ingram and Anthony
Robertson; we are glad to have you
back in the brotherhood. We have
always had hopes of saving you two
gentlemen, but did not know when
the campaign set in that you would
ioin us so soon. Here is'our hand,
shake, and keep in the middle of
the democratic road, and we will
forgive and forget.
A good one is told on one of the
orators who spoke at the meeting
the other night. He went up to a
brother orator and said 81 would
give ten dollars if | was in form.
The brother thought he SAID ''in-
formed, and he pulled out roll of
manuscript and said: 'Take it for
half the money" They don't speak
now, as they pass by.
Hon, j, M, Carter made splen-
did speech Saturday night, in
which he hit the mongrel opposi-
ton some hard licks. We had gone
to press when he spoke, hence could
make no mention of it, We have
also heard many commend the
speech of Mr., Kirky his tribute to
the Democratic candidates and
roasting of the opposition came in
timely,
Parents, it is important that your
girls have a musical education, The
Conservatory of Music Of the Tex
arkana College, is the place to get
lit. 1t Is chartered, and conse-
quently its diplomas are as valu-
able as those Of any other institu.
ton. Full conservatory course,
and gold medal offered pupils max
ing best progress. Opens Sept. lst'
PAUL ScHMoLoK,
S-l9,tf Director
Ben Vowel Of the Cotton Belt,
was here yesterday Said he came
to hear some goldbup speeches, but
he was satisfied he came TO the
wrong market. We like Ben and
therefore, distressed to find him
crippled in the head, on politics
He may get Strengthened out some
dav. and can then look back and