The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-12

Alum baking powders are the greatest
msnaesrs to health Of the present day.
aora sSusa so~ega 60, NV yeas.
The Hunter Transfer and Storag
Co., have the only safe and CONVEX
lent rooms in the city, for storagt
of your furniture or piano. w
are prepared to store goods of any
kind.
One of the linemen while unreel-
ing wire this morning on the side
walk under the Lawson-Klint
building, came near being injured
by a falling brick, 1t missed his
head only a few inches.
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Williams & Williams have out d
Santa Claus postofice and many
etters are deposited therein every
day by some little tots who hope to
have their wants supplied through
this medium. We should all try
and give something to the littl'
mes.
The construction gang working
on our city telephone line have beeI
lampered considerably in THEN
work by the cold weather, snow and
zee. They started out this morning
and commenced just like they in
ended to make up for lost time il
working under unfavorable weath
4r. They are now putting up a
fine line of poles on Maple street.
Christmas buyers should cal:
Early and avoid the rush. CONF
low and make your selection before
took is broken. The most beauti.
ul and up-to-date line of watches,
clocks, diamonds, jewelry, silver
ware, cut glass, dresden china and
irt goods to be found in the city al
Chas. S. Erber. IL IL
Yesterday remains of Mr., A. S
lett, Of Fulton, we're buried at
Washington, with Odd Fellows
lonor, at Washington, Arkansas.
Nessrs. R. B. Williams and Joe Win
ers attended the burial. Mr.. Jett
lied Friday. He was a good citi-
zen. Pace to his memory
A few days since the United
Charities Association organized in
ibis city, by the election of Mr.
!. L. Griffith as president and f. W.
3odbold as secretary and treasurer
1t is composed of representatives o.
the various thurch organizations in
be city, and is doing a good work,
Contributions for the poor and des-
itute will be thankfully received.
This is the fourth day since we
lave had our snowfall, and many
patches of ground is still covered
With it. We also notice it in the
forks of many trees about town,
The weather has moderated now,
md we hope to see it all disappear
oday, and it doubtless will, unless
some change in the atmosllle
takes place,
Last evening Mrs. Mary A. Gard
ner and daughner, Miss Fannie, ar.
rived here, from Carrollton, Ga, t.
spend the winter with the editor +
this paper-son and brother, re-
spectively. With our better hall
we met them at Little Rock, and
accompanied them home, as stated
in yesterdays paper. Trust their
stay will prove both beneficial and
pleasant,
The Mandolin Glee Club have
postponed their entertainment
which was to be given at the West
Side Assembly Hall Thursday even
ing, owing to the fact that IL con
ncts with an attraction to be had
on the same night at the Audto-
rum. This is kind and considerate
in the members, We have not
learned the date they will give their
entertainment.
The East Texas Conference, M n
Church South, which has been In
session at Beaumont, Texas, since
last Wednesday, adjourned this
MIR. Willie Wilson receiv
ed a telegram from there this morn
Ing, to the effect that Rev. d, 4, G.
Tlmmons, who has been stationed
at Marshal the past year. was as
signed to State Line Methodist
church, this city, aud that Rev. T.
u Smith wouid suain bn preuidinu