The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-10-25

Inc remains OF Mis- odh NA' iNoB
land was inferred this morning in
Rose Hill cemetery A large con-
course Of relatives and friends fol-
lowed the remains to the grave.
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The Arkansas Gazette reports the
yellow fever at Memphis as a kind
Of init" affair Only one case at
the Bluff city, and that one was al
most well before 1t was reported
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Are you going TO see the Colum-
biau MInstres2 Is a question asked
by every one, OF course the opera
house will be crowded, and those
who go will see a good minstrel per-
lormance,
The November term Of the Dis
trct Federal court to meet at this
place, has been adjourned until the
3rd, Monday in February All at
interest will govern themselves ac-
cordngly
Cotton was not so plentiful on
the streets today as it was on last
Monday We suppose the farmers
are awaiting a rise in prices before
marketing any more than will tide
them along.
Mr. Harry Moores, brother of
Mrs, ~ c. Wootten, came IN yes
tcrday from Omaha, Neb He re-
ports the weather quite cold where
he has been, aud says he saw plenty
Of snow and Ice while absent in the
northwest,
The floral fair meeting at the
Cosmopolitan hotel on Saturday
evening was largely attended and
the different committees reported
that great progress was being made
toward making the fair q grand
success,
A Rose llill gentleman remarked
the other day "1he TEXAR6ANlAN
| Is the newsiest and best printed
paper In the city, Thanks we
pride ourscl( upon getting thelocol
news Of the city, aud then sending
out q clean, well printed paper
Those sidewalks with holes in
them large enough to admit the
foot Of an elephant, should be
tagged with red dag In the day
time and red light at night, Our
city Ia full Of visitors and It would
be too bad to cripple any OF them
while here,
An incoming train on the k @,
IP, n @, road ran into mule yeater.
day, near Spring Lake Park gate
and succeeded In breaking the ami
mails leg This Is equal to killing
III and the road will, OF course, be
made to pay the value Of the amt
Imal TO its owner,
The reporter was reminded OF his
boyhood days yesterday whlleat the
Park by running upon several
oapoony eouplca," tW nice, aud
not abIt naughty TO be Ia love and
we applaud those whom we startled
by our presence, We have a good
big stock Of wedding invitations on
hand TO aolect from
Two more MemphIans were de-.
tanned at ArgoyIlle Yesterday One
Of them seemed much gfleyed at
the fact that he had paida dollar
for a hcalth certificate at Memphis
ou Friday night aud the oOltcra rc.
fused TO recognize II here, lie said
he had been hImaaammed sure,
somewhere,
The mule killed by the train At
the parl, Yesterday WAS one belong
Ing TO Captain j, H. Hunter It
was appraised 10y the foadat toO,
but II cost Captain lluntefwe learn
Just thfibbIc this amount aud this
difference In valuation between the
road and the Captain will certainly
turing on more talb'
|
Mr. Joe Dickson, Que of cur leadH
| IiRp odd Fellows, was out This MORN
| Ing dMtHbutnpwhto lapsoo which
wac painted the All Seeing Rye and.
three links, emblems Of the order
Wherever the visiting odd Fellow
sees one OF these banners he can
bel ONE Of the order is near by toI
battle tor the principles II teaches
We saw hlc down out OF the city
Ihal this morning, some ten or a
dozen healthy looking men, whom
We we're told we're bums, aud who
we're ran into lhe hoIdoyer last
nlpht aa yags The court had ely'
sn orders 10 Che officers 10 escort
No., A.. tha sdae al tbs eitV and