The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-08-18

spirit Lake. ddu poor auINCaa III /
is not such a good place for fish |
after ALL
The Turner Brothers has an arch
itect engaged in making plans for |
their brick ware house to be erect
ed on the corner Of Elan and First |
streets. They will build in the fall |
Sewer a. Winfield, Insurance |
Agents, Represent full line Oh
strong and reliable Fire lnsu-
rance Companies and loan mon
ey on Real Estate.
You are not in it unless you have |
a Solar Gas Bicycle Lamp. No |
SCOT, no smoke, grease nor danger.
Light cost about halfof a cent per
hour Sold by the Edwards Har-
ness company o-l4 |
We are sorry to hear that viii
Miner, who formerly worked in our
Office, is now down from an attack
OF paralysis. We hope he will soon |
recover his good health
Colonel w. L. Hayden is here
from Baker Springs where he will
remain a few days before he re
turns, He says Baker Springs is |
good enough for him
w. A. Robinson and Rev Kidd
Thompson came in from Baker
Springs yesterday They report
delightful time and both will return
perhaps before the season is over.
We are glad to see that Miss
Louise Holman took a leap forward
in the scholarship contest yeserday
and is now in the lead again by
four hundred votes. She will be
hard to beat. We are thankful.
TIE Edwards Harness company,
No. 2l0 East Broad street, is the
place for bargains in saddles, har-
ness, curry combs brushes and
everything usually kept in a first
class saddle and harness shop. SID
Cotton five cents per pound, meat
at eight cents per pound, A con-
trast can be drawn here, which,
after a careful reflection, it would be
seen that the poor farmer suffers
the worst of all
Captain Boy Haywood, has been
surrounded all day telling our citi-
zens how it is at Chickamauga
We will try and get an interview out
of him as soon as we get chance
to crowd in a word edgeways,
We noticed several wagons load.
ed with melons on the streets last
night at eleven o'clock. The own
ers had determined to dispose Of
| them if il took till daybreak, They
would set up a yell such as, melons,
melons, melons two for a nickIe,
Those people who are disposed to
grumbe and swear at the weather
because it is hot, should remember
that this is the kind of weather to
make cotton grow and il out
What is good for the farmer is
good for the city people and we
should all invest in cheap fan and
make the most Of the heat,
Two hundred and sixty one thous-
aud Crescent BICYCLES sold in four
years A close examination of the
Crescent models reveals their uue-
Qualed value, Sold by the Edwards
! Harness company on the INSTALL
ment plan, with a guarantee for
sixty days. s-ll
Themmy friends Of Miss Mary
Crowder, Of Danyle, Kentucky will
be delighted to learn that she will
return to Tcylrkana sometime in
October and resume her duties as
Principal of the Sunbeam Kinder.
garteu, She has The good wishes
of our best people
Foreign powers haye commenced
TO send Ia their congratulations TO
the United States at the termma-
tIon of the war We suppose they
also send IN Hike documents TO Spain
Iby adding "that they are glad II Is
no worse than II really Us for
Spain, '
Miss Minnie Oller aud Mr. Thomas
r. Thompson both Of WaXahachie,
Texas, were married ON the 10th,
! Miss Ozier used to manage our tele.
phone line here, while Mr. Thonp
son Is the county clerk of Ellis
county Texas
For Sale,
Desirable lots on Quality HIP
near G. O. Turner's, at bagalp,
one and one half lots lor 5000,
/ Terms reasonable, title perfect. For
further inform alton apply 60
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