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Rock Island Argus., 1898-07-18
YSICIANd.
Physician and Surgeon.

Phone 4 oI 1887. Once, GO Twen.
Geth s:re-s. OGioe Hours: - 90 II ..
m; 2 70 snd : tosp. N. Sunday, $40
10 $50 q. m: l.30 TO 3 .. n.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-07-18

Loan moLey or good security; make
collections. Refasenoo, Mitchell B
L,uSo, bankers OfnoS, M:SehSu B
! Lynde eniilsng.
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Fresh Turnip Seed at DR.. W '
Brockington's Drug Store.
Notice.

Al the delegates that are eX-
pected to attend the ln;erdencml-
national Sunday School Conven-
ton to be held at tohnsonville
church on July 28 80, will please
send in their n"mes as early as
possible to me so that homes can
be provided for them.
L L ARP,
VenterS, $. &.
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The Custom of Assessing Candidates
Unjust.

As the c2nd!1a'eS are coming
out, there is one custom l 'MnF
needs attention, and 1t IS 'hl5.
Asking candidates TO contribute
money fox varous things. When
a man becomes a candidate for
Office, we have no more right to
ask him Cor money than we had
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OFE TO THE WAR.
Lieut. Hossenger and Ser5t. Bristow
Recruiting in Kingstree.

Sergeant Louis J BriStow, Of
company a, 2nd S. c., Re ct. L. S.
Y, was in KinSstrce for several
days during the past week and
scared several recruits for his
regiment. who viii ie mustered INTO
service by Lieut.. Otto B RosSenger,
OF company G, same regiment,
thlS afternoon. Sergeant Bris-
tow did not come here on a re,
cruiting tour, but when he arrived
in town he found that there were
Severa. men around here who de
sired to 90 and fight for their coun.
;rv. 50 he teicgraphcd hlS captain
and got permission to remain sev-
eral days and assist in the work of
getting the men together. Lieut..
Rossenger is the regular muster
ing in officer of Col. Thompson's
Battalion, and Mr.. Bristow tele-
graDhed for him TO be sent here.
which was done.
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Benson Budget.

Crops are looking we'll since the
rain has fallen.
Watermelons are plentiful in
our community.
Mr.. w Z Snowden made flying
trip to Florence on business last
Saturday.
Mr.. F Lamar Mccullough has
enlisted in the army, and is sta
toned at Sullivans Island.
We had several small showers
last week, which the dry, thirsty
earth received with a warm vel
come.
This week a protracted meeting
will bein progress at Cedar Swamp
Methodist church, conducted by
Rev. A B Earle.
A ''sociable was given at the
residence OF Mr.. J S Mccullough
on last Friday evening. 4 pleas
ant time is reported by all who at !;
tended.
There was a game of base ball
played on last Saturday at Indian
town between that club and the
DauntleSs OF this place, resulting
in favor Of Indiantown by a score
or two
The Uauntless and Black Mingo
teams will cross bats next Saturday
OF the ball ground at Mr.. l. Il
McCullough's. Two games will be
played, one in the morning,anoth-
er in the evening. The friends of
the boys are invited TO come with
their baskets.
| would suggest TO the Daunt-
less, if we are beaten this time,
Don't less play another game till
we are in better trim.
Among our visitors last Sunday
we're Rev.H G Haddock and wife,
Of Trio; Mr.. Philips and sister, of
Bloomingvale. Mr.. Joe Epps and
sister. Miss Matte, of Epps. Rev.
W D Moorer was also present, and
gave US an excellent sermon on the
"drty ofChrishans.'
At the close OF the service it was
announced that a protracted meet
ing would begin at Cedar Grove
Baptist Church on Friday before
the second Sunday in August.
N0TSEw.
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EDITORS On / LARK.
TIE MOUNTAIN CiTY'S WARM
WELCOME.
The Press Gaag Gnjoy themselves il
The Growing City Of
Greer Vile.

The Growing City Of
GreerGIie.
The annual meeting Of the
orth Caroline Press Association
was held in Greenvlile last week,
and a most pleasant time was
spent by every one who attended.
After the close OF the business OF
the Association, the citizens Of
the clty last Friday gave the
members Of the eT'tourth estate" e
TIN TO Paris Mountain, and The
ladies Of the place served Us with
dinner at the old home place Of
Waddy Thompson on the noun
tain.
TO say that we enjoyed our stay
in the "Monntain City" would be
but expressing it mildly, for a
more enjoyable occasion we have
never known. True, We were dis,
appointed III two or three ways
with the city, Gut its beautiful
mansions. magnificent schools,
wide streets, stately buildings,
lovely girls, and various other
things quite made up for the lack
of a public hall and a trolly line.
Greenvilleis place which has
a history respecting newspapers
equa!led by few, if any, towns in
the State, and if the words OF such
noted newspaper men as Col.
James A Hoyt, Lieut.-Gov. Nc
Sweeney, Mr.. Ebert II Aull and
Others count for anything, there
isn't an editor in the State who
would change his residence. but
who would move to Green7ille to
pursue his editorial work.
Not only do all the newspapers
in Greenyiile prosper, but hnsi-
ness of any nature, legitimate bus
mess, in the town is always on the
ascent. Recently several cotton
mills have been erected in and
around the city and there is not
one OF them iii which one can buy
stock at par. Business Of every
nature has increased during the
past few years, and never do you
hear ola failure in GreenVille, or
OF business man there wanting
10 make Il change Of residence.
Among the most noticeable I'M
DrovcmentS in the city is the large
number of beautiful ana costly
dwellings that have been recently
baiIr. On every side the place
shows signs of sturdy, healthy
growth, and her population has
greatly increased in recent years.
The editors made no mistake in
selecting Greenvil!e as the place
ocme9lins this year, and Ear.is,s
Lithia Springs vii have TO hump,
Itself to give us as pleasant stay
there next year as did Greenville
this year.
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NO TINE TOjCSE.
The School Trustees Should Elect
Teachers.

kinGstree should have nne school
next year for the white chiidr en-,
a'l only oHa. lie town : en-
rireIy ,o0 small 70 support Two OF
more schools a Such lns'ituNoNs
should be Supported i Was par
ltcu.ar!y unfortunate That The ar
rangement that prevailed previous
to last year should have fallen
through aad We hope that it will
not be 50 this year. Ol course it
is a well-known fact that the d.
vision last year Was the result OF
a series Of MISUNDERSTANDING, but
the trustees should Get together
early this year and arrange the
matter so that no haste will be
required. Now is the time 10 act.
other schools a.e electing their
teachers and kinGstree should not
be left out. II the trustees have
elec'ed their teachers for the next
scholastic term, We are not aware
of if.
In this connection it may be
well to mention the fact that there
are but two members Of the town
board at this time Early last
fail Dr.. W l. Wallace published a
card in the County Record, ad.
dressed to the voters Of kingstree.
resignlng his position on the board
and no election has ever been held
to fill the vacancy. One Of the
other members of the board is a
member of the present town coun-
ell and we DO not think he is eli
gible to discharge the duties per
tanning to both Offices, as the State
constitution strictly prohibits the
holding Of two Offices at the same
time. But as there is no emO.u-
ment arising from either OF the
Offices, it may be permissible III
this instance. Our recollection
of the wording Of the constitution
however, is that it prohibits the
holding Of tao Offices of trust OF
emClument.
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An unccrtnin Essan.se.

There lie no disease more uncertsin in its
nature taa1 Agsgs.>ia. PLysiCiGra sey that
the symptoaos Of n" two caseS agree. y IS
therefore In05t Gl.Lcuit TO maze Z correct
Diagnosis No ms.,cr hUw severe, Or -nder
what disguise edyspepSia attacks you, Browns
Iron Bitters will cure it. Invaluable in all
diseases Of the stomach, blood and nerves
Browns I.ou Bitters is sold hy al dealers;
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Leaf
Tobacco

last season and the additional tax
as war measure Oh manufacture
ed goods, there will be no more
tobacco manufactured that can
be retailed al 95c per. H.. How
ever we anticipated this condition
and laid in quite a large stock
that we are selling at old prices
WE have many bargains for thg
ready customer.
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Go to DR.. " Y Brockington's
for cheap Turnip Seed, fresh.
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OUR h2Hi LETTER.
Mr.. BR!STOW WRITES WHILE
VISITING KlNGSTREE
He Regrets the Failure Of Capt. spps
il Organizing Company.
--Recruits Secured.

NiUSStItc, -. C',U Uuit ~, AScS'
As am here for a day Or Two, |
will write my usual weekly letter
right here in the County Record
office. and trust that it will be
as interesting to our readers as |
have been told my letters from
Columbia are.
| have been away from camp
for several days, having been off
on a jaunt with the editors of the
State. and, having a day or two
more on my fur!ough, | decided to
run down to Kingstree and spend
the time with friends here.
lam very sorry to see that The
young men who have been trying
to raise a company in this county
have met with so little encourage
ment and success. True they
have secured thirty or forty names:
but it takes ore hundred and six
men to make a company OF
United States volunteers. AS |
was aware of the efforts being put
forth by Massrs. Ralph and + G
Epps, Ralph Joyner and others to
get up a company here. | suggest
ed to our recruiting officers that
they not visit Williamsburg until
after the formation of the company
feeling sure that the requisite
number of young men could be
secured, but | am afraid that |
acted very unwisely, as have
found a number Of noble young
fellows here who are very anx-
ious to enlist at once.
The camp at Columbia is grow
ing daily and it will be only a
short time before the Second Reg.
iment of South Carolina troops
will be completed. an sure the
people Of this county will be dis
appointe! when they find that
Williamsburg will not have a
place in the picture, and | share
with them in the disappointment
felt. True, this county has al
ready furnished quite number OF
the men already enlisted in the
South Carolina troops, but |
think that the county could have
furnished at least enough men for
new company TO form a nucleus
around which the company could
have been bullt.
However. the Young men who
want to join the army will have
an opportunity Of doing so pretty
soon. g
When | found that there would
be 10 way to get the Williams
burg county company together in
time 70 get in under the second
call of the President, went around
accompanied by NJ. L G Epps,
and found that nearly every one
of the men who had promised to
60 into the home company wanted
to 90 right away and get into some
other company that has been al
ready accepted, so telegrarhed
my captain and asked for an ex-
tension of furlough and wired
Lieut.. Otto B Rossenger, of COM
pany c, who is the enlisting Of
tfcer of the Battalion, to come
here Thursday and have exam
ined and muster in those who
wished to 90 to the front.
will 90 out into the country
this afternoon and tomorrow and
get all | can 20 come in Thurs
day and they will leave here
Thursday night, already ex-
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LOCAL ITEMS OF Interest.
AFFAIRS CAUGHT BY OUR LOCAL
REPORTER AND NOTED.
Written in Condensed Form ard Printed
in Like Manner for the Sake
of Our Weary Readers.

Miss Sallie Wilson is visiting at
her old home in Goldsboro, \. {.
Mr.. Joel E Brunson spent sew
eral days in Sumter last week.
DR.. r J McCabe visited the city
of Sumter last week, and while
there purchased fiue horse.
Miss Mile McCabe is visiting
relatives and friends in Sumter
this week.
Mrs Alice Pendergrass and her
daughter, Miss Matte, returned
from Florence Sunday evening.
Miss Lille Benjamin left for
Georgetown on Monday, where she
will spend some time with her sis
ter Mrs. w r Bouie.
Miss Bessie and Cleo Burgess,
two of Clarendon's accomplished
young ladies were visiting relatives
in Kingstree last week.
Miss Florence Bel, who has
been teaching at Autreyville, Ga.
for the past session returned to
her home near Fowler's on Thurs
day last.
Lieut.. w H Simmons, of the 9th
Regiment. who was shot through
the arm during the fight of Santa
20 de Cuba, is a cousin of Mes
danes NJ + Heller and r B Lyons,
of this place.
The work that the town coun-
Gil has recently had done around
the artesian wells is very COM
mendable. No longer will the
citizens and visitors have to look
at a mud puddle every time they
visit the wells.
The Lake City Times has ceased
to be published ard has been sue
ceeded by The Dewey Eagle.
Nav the wings of the bird never
become SO damp from "eagles'
that are due(y) that it will be un,
able to soar.
Heavy rains have visited all
parts of the State during the past
week, and IN some places TIE pre-
cipitation was heavier than it has
been for several years. IN Green
vile and other places there was
something like cloud burst, and
on the hillsides some houses were
in danger of being wasl q away.
Our offer of the Thrice -a-Week
World and the COUNTY RECORD one
wear for $1,65 still holds good; we
also offer TIE RECORD and the
Thrice-a week News and Courier
for $1.75. This is a rare OPpor
tunity to secure two good papers
for very small sum.
The movable cage for the chain.
gang has been about completed
and it will be put into use pretty
soon. The cage is well-buli!
concern and it will no doubt he OF
great service to the worthy super
intendent Of the gang. Of course,
the convicts will be kept in the
cage at night only.
Attention is called to the ad
vertisement of the Florence To.
bacco Warehouse which appears
on the eighth page. This is one
of the leading warehouses in the
State and our farmers will MAKE
no mistake in carrying their
"weed" there to put it upon the
market. We know Messrs. Cur
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The County Record s.. year
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(Other Locals on page S.
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Wanted
TenterS, 5. C..

A pair O! Fox Squirrels, by Geo.
S. Barr. A reasonable price will
be paid for the same.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02
Birthday Party.

The parents, Captain and Mrs. j..
II, Hunter, rendered their son,
Harry, birthday party on Friday
night, and quite a crowd assembled
there to wish The Young man luck
in the years to come, The party
was Of a Csocial nature and many
games were played during the eye-
ming, Those present we're
Misses Lucy Lingard, Bertha
Wilder, Maud Griffin, Lucy Bender,
Kate and Julia Thompson, Davies,
Of Rocky Comfort, Ark, Emma
Bender, Maize Prator Dee, Carrie
and Aggie Eek, Laura Trigg,
Queen Perdue, Leila Crawford,
Gusse Bender and Elena Daniels;
Messrs. i, p, Perdue, G., Rogers,
Arthur Cory, Rob and Charley
Hooks, j w. Overhauser, Geo. D..
Natter, Frank r. Mathews, Harry
Hunter, d, H. Chauncey, Mdllon
Prator, jim Trigg Mrs, W. Il, Dan
iels and Mr. and Mrs, Tom w,
Hunter
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

Some one hundred people assem-
bled at St. James Episcopal church
Friday night to have a watch ser.
vice, for the coming in Of the New
Year, Rector Lloyd made some
pertinent remarks suitable TO the
occasion, and the choir sang some
sweet songs The service did not
break up until after the noise died
away from the ringing Of bells, the
booming Of anvils and the whistle
Of the many engines in the city.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

State Line Methodist church
Sunday services; Preaching at III
a. m. by Dr. Beagle. subject, 'Re-
membrance. New members will
be received during the opening SER
vices that they may be prepared
for the sactamental services to fol-
low. Evening at 730 Subject:
"The Passers and their Foot
prints" A New Year sermon.
Good music has been prepared.
Strangers and friends cordially in
yited.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

We call our readers attention 10
the various new ads IN this mofhs
nus paper The we'll posted puf
chaser always secures most for his
or her money ltha settled fact
that the live merchant now seeks
trade la tbe business world by In
yItIup people TO his store through
the newspapers, aud shows them
whore h Ia to thcir advantage To do
ao Nrr AN our advertisements,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

The little son OF Mr. william
Buchanan, was bitten on the lep
by a vicious dog ruuIng at large,
Yesterday The animal belongs to
Mr. Munday at the corner OF Trlgg
md Maple street. aud has been
nowu 10 bite children before Mr.
Nunday should get rldol the brute,
oel0re he has trouble OF 4 serious
nature on the dogs account
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

Prof q, A, Thompson o. Gales
burg, H., the old aud experienced
piano tuner aud fepaifef Is now Ia
the city AZ the Central House, aud
will serve those Of our cllltens who
need hla herylees lle has been
maHng annual visits here for ten
years, aud many Of our best eith
sens have him 60 keep up thelt in'
stumenls, n he misses calling
ulh,u youl wud for hlm
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

Mt and Mrs Hall entertained a
limllcd number Of friends lasl
night o'clock dinner la bonol
ol Mr. Robert j, brown, OF Austin,
Texas. who was ma this city, a guest
of Miss Day Ferguson Mr. Brown
sa dramatic impctsundtor A FELLOW
tudrnt uf Miss Ferguson la the
lustun School of expression
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

Many New Year offerings we're
presented Yesterday in the way Of
UNPAID bulls, aud few we're the
hands extended to accept them.
Call again, was all the bin dend
heard.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

Mahara miustres held the boards
at the opera house last night. We
was up long enough to get a suGi-
cheney in the few skits we witness
ed. The audience was small with a
top heavy gallery.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02
Yours truly,
II. BROWN, Ag't,

Calarrh cured AeIear head anJ
sweet breath secured with Shiloh
Clitrrh Remedyi sold on q guarau.
tee Nasal Injector free, Sold
by Smith Drug Go. lu
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

To our friends and custo-
mers: AS is the usual GUS
tom during our annual
"Stoek Taking" in the
months Of January and
February, we do not give
coupons for silver prem
iums until further notice,
but wish to ascertain how
many coupons we have
out; so holders will kindly
report how many they
have on hand Would also
request those who Ihaye
not paid their December ac-
counts, or are behind for
previous months to please
come forward without fur
ther delay and assist us In
winding up business for
i897---and take a new
start. Thanking our friends
for their past Kind patron
age, and asking a eontinu-
anee Of same tand more OF
it, and wishing all a hap
by and prosperous New
Year, | remain,
Vnupe tpulV
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

Keep out Of bad company young
nan You had better take job
pulling up dog fenuel at d penny a
lay than TO be- caught loa0ng on
the corners In bad company Re
,olye today II this happens to
rcaeh your eye, 70 get at some
hing even If itiaa job staying at
lome keeping the lies of thewateh
log
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

Manager Hardin OF the operp
house, has some hne attractions
billed for February
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

Mr Il, u, Crossctt Of Hope, 10
a visitor In the city q guest Of hii
niece, Mrs, j W Gardner
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

The best brands of cigars, and
tobaeeos at the postoillee eonlec.
tlonery Mrs, H. i, MEEK,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

Throw away that deadly cigarett,
during the year 1893, aud resoly,
10 be a man
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

Mrs. r. B. Williams and children,
who have been spending the holl-
DAYS with relatives at Washington,
returned home last night.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02
X MAS RECITAL
DIRECTOR
MISS DAY FERGUSON
Ar
Wrtr sinr AfHrunlY HAITI

IAN Evening with Americas
Humefists d delightful evening
FOR one aud all Come Admission,
% cents Tickets ON sale at Smith
Drug 90,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

Go 10 w, H. Booth, the up.to
date furniture man, aud buy YOU
baby a christmas buggy 2ltl
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

Attorney Jas. D Shaver, OF
Howard county, arrived last night,
aud Is a visitor al the home Of Col
]. NJ. SOmeryell
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

Mrs, V, E, Paulk returned 70
Mena yesterday, after a weeks visit
here,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

Mrs. Allen WInham has been
spending the Christmas holidays
with her parents at Deltalb, Texas,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

Looket de size, Of EN-, 80 cents o
quart,
Btf. OYSTER BAY
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

Mrs j, II Black has been visiting
relatives at Hope during the hol
days,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

The reporter had a nice tufke,
dinner with editor Gardner aud viii,
yesterday, aud eniored the occa
Sion
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

Palace Drug Store for pure and
fresh drugs aud good attention
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

Our live, wide.awake merchants
have in a change Of ads today
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

From Mike Kelly iro you can buy
good family -four a. 20, II bar
good laundry soap for 25cj 3 palloui
oh for GOei 2 pounds Of Royalftareb
Tor Zoe,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

Mrs, S, D. Leary has returned
from Beaumont, Texas,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

The Frank Whitley Of 1893 Is not
the Frank Whitley of 1897,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

Messrs, r. b. Williams, j, NJ,
Carter John Ware, w. A. Arthur
and two or three gentlemen from
Hope, who have been ON a bIg hunt
md fish ON the Cult Of Mexico, near
Port Arthur have returned, They
had Ane success brought back q
barrel full Of ane duck and other
lamc
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

McCann says he has played for
many balls, and has been kept out
Is late as 3 o'clock, but New Years
morning found him dddllng away
ltba m, He will draw the line
after this on such long engage.
ments.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

You can buy hams for Dc per ID
at Joe McShanes l2-l
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

Miss Pearl u, sdlI, one Of the
East side teachers, who took ad-
vantage Of the holidays, ard spent
the time at her home In uoratio,
returned Friday evening aud will be
In her place on Monday morning
when the school resumes its labor,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

Mr. George y, Bartol and Mr.
Borgnor Philadelphia capitalists
we're here on Friday and went over
to White Cliffs to see the cement
rJrks there, with a view Of talk
lng stock and pushing the works
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

Harvest is the bill at the opera
house Monday night,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

Buck wheat -four and maple syr'
up at Mike Kellys,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

Kentucky Club seven years old
whisky at Maybers Palace bar (oi
only NJ. 30 per gallon, If you want
a good article for medicinal use
here II Is, 0al0
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

II you want a good gallon Of
sherry Tor 40 cents, 20 TO GhIoH
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

Sorry to learn Of the Illness Of
Mrs. H. r. Webster,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

The Pratt House had a big New
Years dinner yesterday and Ia
wtcd guests had a great time do
ng the turkey The reporter was
shown one Of the menu cards and
let handle it, but that was ALL
Thanks for the appetizer
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

Miss Jennie Wootten, who has
been visiting her aunt Mrs. ]. e.
Morriss, returned home last eve.
aing much improved by the good
treatment received.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

Happy New Year to you all,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

90 to N, Kelly ifs, for Cape
6ld etaubtrrtR
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

Swear of boys let II be your
last.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

10 JET Sanderson and his clever
deputies May you all get rich Is'
SUNG marriage Iieenec The coming
year.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-02

Port wine at 30 cents a gallon at
Ghios,