The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-03-16
FORT LYNN FLASHES.

Seven more days have been num-
bered with past untold days which
have already passed beyond recall,
to soon be forgotten, which has
brought us one week nearer to the
end Of our earthly career Seven
days have been told off from a life
OF trials, tribulations and joys. Oh,
my friends, how many are there
who 90 rushing headlong through
life, who realize that they are rush
ing at a race horse speed to their
final doom, when the angel Of death
shall call their immortal soul from
its earthly temple, TO appear before
the Great Judge to give an account
Of the deeds done in the body2
Pause and try to realize what the
result will be, if your name is not
found written in the Book Of Life.
Mr. Julius Scherer, manager of
the Twin City Tailoring Company
Of TeXarkana, was here a month
ago, hobnobing a couple of days
with the Fort Lynn boys, who made
it so interesting for HIM that he re-
peated his visit last week, since
when some Of our boys are wearing
some nobby suits, While here this
time the gentleman succeeded In
sizing up several more of our young
gentlemen in a pleasing and salts
factory manner which he said gave
him much pleasure He thinks
Lynn is not a bad place Right,
my boy your head is level
Last Monday just alter return-
ing from the funeral Miss Kenna
Beauchamp was taken suddenly ILL.,
and was in a critical condition tor
three days, but thanks to yigor-
ous constitution, she IS on the high
road to recovery,
Mr., w, A, Beauchamp, while
building an Office for Dr. Pegram,
the sca0od upon which he was
working suddenly gave way preclp-
italmg him down on the foundation,
a distance Of 70 feet, resulted in a
very bad sprained ankle, which will
render him "hors de combat for
several days. Moral Besu your
staging Is safe, then go ahead
Last Wednesday Mrs, A. r. Farr
Of TeXmkana, daughter of Mr.
Beauchamp, came down to nurse
her sister Kenua, who am pleased
to know, is conyalescing. The lady
returned to her home Saturday
Capt r. T., Tupper wife and
daughters, left on the afternoon
train last Monday, tor Queen City,
Texas, to spend a few days with
Mrs. Tuppers father and mother
Mr. and Mrs, A, II, Malby to recu-
perate from the physical and men
tal proslrltion brought on by un-
usual worry over the sickness and
death Of their two children, They
returned last Friday much Improy'
| ed, They were accompanied home
by Mm Tuppers sister, Grace, an
accomplished young LADY, who will
be a pleasant addition TO society
here
Mrs Mary Ramsey who was re-
ported dangerously III last week, !
am pleased to say, ls conyaIeselng,
! trust the lady will soon gain her
good health as Of yorc,
There IN q noticeable improves
ment In the health Of the good peo.
pie of Lynn, since my last which |
trust will be permanent
Rev. j, u Morrison preached an
excellent sermon here last Stature
day night, toa slim but attentive
audience, and Sunday at II o'clock
he spoke words of good tIdlnga to a
large aud appretiatIye eongrega-
ton The Rev gentleman will be
with us again the 2ud Sunday In
April
Ia conclusion, / desire to extend
the hand Of fellowship to ''Bess,
the new local scribe of Roberts /
trust may meet her ON the deck
ol the good ahp 'ftXAUlANlAS each
weoNy trip ot that alauueh craft
lot the weather be fair on foul for
/ know the vessel Is safe, with
Wbdy greetings to all the readers
of the 'rtNAHNANtAN, the reliable,
/ am YOURS, ONcr.A.Wrrt
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