The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-29

train here Yesterday and placed in
, the detention camp at Argo.
. The little city of Ashdown had
Z. wedding yesterday of two of their
very best society people-Mr. G. G
rom Rochell and Miss Helen G. Miller.
T, A. Sims, Dentist. All work
guaranteed Office over Palace
the Drug Store, corner Broad and State
Line Avenue
daY What our reserve army should do |
air now is to turn their guns on the
trusts that are proving worse enc
i0' mics to this country than the
Spaniards.
for A good solid brick will probably |
be erected in the place of the old |
iron clad in front of the Texas Pro
Ids, duce Co., which was burned last |
3 night.
ga Mr.. W. N, Miller of Austin, Texas
who owns considerable realty on
the West Side is here today to close
IN a up some deals recently made and to
eer. sell other property he has here.
"a Sewer & Winfield, Insurance
% Agents, Represent a full line OF
strong and reliable Fire InSu-
,a rance Companies and loan mon
10 ey on Real Estate.
The bicycle path to Chic Springs
d to is now in irst-class condition. Ring
'nal up the Edwards Harness Co., Phone
No. II, when you want to rent BIZ
cycles. 918l
last The little daughter of Judge
Byrne, who fell from swing seve-
raj days ago and received bad
ler' scalp wound, is out again, we are
Mrs. glad to see.
Miss Mary E. Mitchell has return
D ed home after very pleasant visit
rht to north Arkansas. While absent
Miss Mitchell visited the public
schools at Fayettevills and Ft
. D. Smith.
~ DR.. and Mrs. ]. A. Beagle re-
turned yesterday from Denison,
,,;. where they went to be at the bed
,,,aa side OF an uncle of Mrs. Beagle.
They left the gentleman much i'm
proved.
her A pretty name-Rose Hill Pinks.
med We are glad to record the birth of
this club, Knowing some of the
members as we do, we move to drop
'ffee the Rose Hill part of the name and
ave make it "The Puks of Perfection. y
o. The 4, S. Mullins & Co, dry goods
ma house have employed Miss Mary
roh Tucker as one of their saleslades.
Miss Tucker will make one of the
very best clerks imaginable and the
1901 house did well in securing her.
cto- ~---
Mrs, e, G. Carter and little son,
'E, G, Jr," returned yesterday
1--WE from the east where they have
eed, been for the summer, Mr.. Carter
9-S is the happlest man in town today
to be rejoined again by his family,
)ods 80
Var Some eight or ten couples ofyoung
l3 people, chaperoned by Mrs. w. w,
Shaw, took a moonlight spin out to
e OF Ghio's park last night. A much
S. larger party intend going out to-
= night These nights are fine for
wheeling,
ros- We now have the hest and lar
gest stock that was ever in the city
s at in the line Of Saddles, Harness, Col
$6, lars, Collar-pads, Spurs, Curry
g.9 Combs, Brushes, etc. Call and get
our prices before purchasing else
cry where,
ngle l9 The EDWARDS HARNESS Co.
zed -
We hear some talk of raising a
OF purse to be used in grayeling Maple
: T"'' street from Broad to Sixteenth
" street. This would make an ideal
and bicycle promenade and everybody
lob. would then buy wheel Who will
be the first to subscribe 800 to-
ward this work,
,WI. NE Messrs. A, A. Adams and @, II,
stse Smith have about closed con.
a tract for logging the Bolinger mill,
at Bolinger, La, Mr., A, will 20
and down there tomorrow when the
and matter will be arranged or called
fair Off Both are live business men,
9-l3 and, we predict success for them II
the deal is made,
IN Cotton went up In two ways TO.
ill., day IN this market--the prices on
= all staple In the one instance aud
the other instance was when two or
and three farmers thought they could
nm do better elsewhre with their cotton
for and hauled IL up to New Boston,
NAT The prices prevailing here ran from