The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-03-21

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Miss Jodie. visited relatives Il
Washington, Ark SATURDAY. aud
Sunday.
Mrs. W. a. Robinson returned
from Mena yesterday, having cut
her visit shorter than she first in
tended.
Now that hot weather approaches
see that you scrape up all decaying
matter from your yards aud burn
the same.
Mrs. William Willis, who has been |
at Joplin, No, for some time past,
returned home Yesterday, to the de-
light of her friends and family
Mrs. f. W. Mullins returned to
Tyler with her sister, the other day |
to visit her parents. Trust that
she will enjoy her stay at the old !
home.
Mr. GUY C1ossett who has charge
of the Texarkanian job rooms is re-
cuperating from a painful illness
was at his post this morning for the
first time in three or four days.
We are indeed sorry to learn that
our good friend W. B. Kizer is again
taken down with a spell Of sickness
and is now quite sick at his home,
corner OF Broad and Maple streets.
Lumberman E. W. Frost is back
from st. Louis. He informs us that
demand for lumber holds up first
rate and business is fine. Glad to
know this.
Officer Carloss took a shot at a
fellow last night who was caught
prowling about the back yard of the
Temple OF Fashion. He did not hit
his man, but he made him tear down
the fence, running.
Secretary Gage tells us again that
there will be no war We suppose
that Mark Hanna will drop down on
change in New York today and sell
some of those bonds he bought at a
| How price at good, round advance.
WANTED-A live, industrious man,
not afraid of work. Can buy for
$l25 a business that will pay 5000
per month. No humbug. Address
industrious, care this paper.
3-20-3t
President Geo A Medill of the I'm
ion Trust Co., st. Louis, who had
been here for several days on busi-
ness. returned home Yesterday, He
lis largely interested in the Texarka-
ma Gas & Electric Light Co,
There will be a free lecture to-
night, at the First Baptist church,
by the Rev. Yohannan, the Persian
minister, on "Mohamedanism.' The
| Persian wedding exhibition has been
postponed until some other night.
Go and hear Crane tonight. He
can tell you all about why the state
allows the Texarkana & Fort Smith
railroad to become absorbed by the
K. c., P. & G. road and the head
quarters of the same removed from
this city save in dummy form.
Mr.. G. H. Gray and Rev. D. K.
Tindall, of Nebraska, who are here
visiting his kinsman, Mr. Bowel, of
the Arkansas & Choctaw railway,
left this morning with Mr., Walter
Trigg, for a few days hunt on Red
river, around Buzzards bluff,
With Mr.. R. B. Ayers as leader of
tha choir at the State Line Method
| list church, it is not remarkable that
some extra fine music is rendered
there at each religious service. Yes
terday some very fine selections
were given. Mr. Ayers is a fine
singer.
H. A. Neal, of Horatio, is down
here today looking to the purchase
of some logging teams for new
sawmill just erected near Horatio.
| He tells us the timber along the
lime of the K. c., P. & G. road will
in few years be a thing of the past,
as new mills are daily established at
different plneries along the road
We had occasion to visit the Tenn
pie of Fashion this morning and
found many ladies there being pro-
yided with becoming bonnets and
hats. Mrs. Hynes, the saleslady,
said: eve have had the best trade
in millinery goods since our last
opening than we have ever had, and
those who trade with us all want
the best and most expensive head