The Daily Texarkanian., 1896-12-02

a walk up State Line to the post
Office.
WANTED lady to canvass here
and surrounding towns, for rapid
selling novelties in pictures, and
porta ats. Expenses and high com
mission paid, Call Thursday be-
tween 10 and l. a. mat $40 Olive
street. 1t
Messrs. O. &. and A. c.. Petty, of |
Jenny Lind, Ark, are visitors in
the city today. Both are railway |
men of experience-have been with
the Mo. P, Ry, for seven or eight |
years. We hope they may locate
in our city
Miss Maud Larkin of Shreveport, |
who has been visiting the family of |
Mr. David Ingram, was given re-
ception last night, before her de-
parture this morning for Lewisville, |
Arkansas, where she will visit a
sister of Mr.. Ingram.
e. A good warm water natatorium,
would pay here. We ask Mr.. Frank
Polhamius to build us one - his |
warm water waste pipes from the
ice plant, will supply one with the
needful water, 1t will pay large |
profits on the investment.
Hon. Elias B. Moore, eX-secreta-
ry of state, has moved back to his
old home at Fayetteville, and will
begin the publication of newspa-
per-"Mountain City Gazette" 4" Mr..
Moore is a good journalist and we
welcome him back to the ranks.
Mr.. Joe Winter has at last enter
ed the cotton market with Mr.. AL
bert Percell as his buyer, Today
made cotton bring $3.50 and
they said they had come stay, and
would keep the prices up. If this
is true we say hurrah for Joe Win
ter,
Williams & Williams have COM
menced to display their Christmas
goods in the large windows of the
Parlor Drug Store, They have
some beauties in china ware, to off
er this Christmas Take look at
their window when passing the
place
Miss Sudie Stevens, of Prescott,
a most worthy young lady whom we
have known for years, is now con-
nected with Draughon's Business
College, in the capacity of teach
er in stenography, Glad to welcome
her to TeXarkana, and commend
her to all our people.
MIR. Harry Huey is here from Ft.
Worth, aud informs us that he will
at once prepare to reopen the long
famous "Telephone Saloon" at the
old stand--Jan, lst next. Says he
will in the future as in the past,
keep the very best vintages only,
aud run it decently and according
to law,
We learn that in building the
crossing to College Hill the Iron
Mountain Ry, is making two crooks
or elbows in same, instead of one as
agreed on We say let our officials
see to it that no imposition is prac-
ticed in the matter-one crook is
! just one too many but it was
borne with
W, II, Wells Il Co.,, at the old
Miller county drug store stand, are
doing a 6ue business; Mr., w, is
manager and understands his bus
mess thoroughly Besides their
city trade, they sell largely to coun-
try people, We are always pleased
to see any worthy business house
| like this one seucceed so well,
Prof G, A, Tompson, of Illinois,
the well known piano tuner, writes
us from Denisoo, Tex, that he will
be in TeXarkanl in a few weeks, aud
will call upon his old friends aud
patrons, and the public generally,
to do all kinds of repairing, as well
| as tuning pianos and organs, Wait
for him, II you desire arst-class
work. 1879
Rev. lPLangeNpastor Of theOlive
st. Baptist Church, this mornlng
preached the funeral aud attended
the last sad rites of burial for the
son of Mr. j, w. Chappell, who
died here yesterdy at llOO 9th Str
Mr. Chappell is section boss on
the Cotton Belt aud has not lived
here long His son was II years old |
and died of slow fever.
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