The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-06-29

.ated and greatly improved.
SEWER & Winfield, Insurance
AGENTS, Represent "A full line of
trOng and reliable Fire lnSu-
.ance Companies.
Bruce Christopher has gone to
Galveston, his friends say that he
wants to hear what the wild waves
lave to say.
Go to the Edwards Harness Co. |
or bargains in saddles, harness and
.verything usually kept in a har-
less shop. 6 10 lw
1t will not take many hours of |
,ombardment before the white flag
yill be displayed at Santiago and
he Spaniards ask for quarter.
A Mr.. Logan of Memphis, Tenn,
S spending a few days in our city. |
1e is out on a pleasure trip and ex
presses himself as delighted with
his part of the country.
Miss Mabel Davis, who has proven
herself quite a charming favorite
among the young ladies of her age,
will leave tonight for her home at
Forest City.
The Edwards Harness Co., No.
21O East Broad street, is recognized
headquarters for saddles, harness
and bicycles. Repairing of all kinds
a speciality. 8 10 lw
A fishing party composed of Mr..
John Mayher and Capt, Hunters
family spent the day at Spirit Lake
Yesterday. They all report
splendid time,
Capt. Dodson, one Of our clever
railroad contractors, has just been
awarded a contract to grade 81
miles of roadway for the Arkansas
railroad, from Junction
City, Ark, to Ruston, La.
Our nominee for sheriff, Mr.. 1. A,
Bickham, came in today from
Bright Star. He reports that the
heavy rams has given the cotton
the rust in many fields about
Bright Star
Conductor Evans, who was hurt
in wreck on the 7. & P. Road some
two weeks ago, is at home now re-
ceiving attention from his good wife
and family physician. We hope to
see Frank back on his train soon.
Manager Whitley has put on
another open car to his park dur
ing the evening and fifteen min
ute service will be given our peo-
pie who may wish to visit the park
for a swim.
Well, we will raise a good big crop
of grass IN this country if the rain
continues, and we are planting for
a big crop of sheol over in Cuba
which we expect to gather after
the rainy season is over. This coun-
try is all right after all,
Mr.. T. F. Mullins has let the con
tract for a handsome residence, to
be built upon his fine lots on Dual
ity Hill. When completed it will
be one of the prettiest and most
conveniently arranged homes in
the city.
Taylor's dairy sells the best of
sweet and butter milk. If you fail
to see me leave orders at Moore's
store on State Line avenue, phone
Mo. 113. l 90 round every day,
6-6-1m T. L. TAYLOR
Mr.. Fred Offenhauser returned
from Baker Springs Yesterday. Fred
thinks that Baker Springs will prove
the Texarkana resort for ages to
come, as the locality and scenery is |
grand and the water health giving.
He will make other pilgrimages to
these springs during the summer,
Railroad Contractor T, NJ. Dodson |
informs us that track laying on the |
La. & N, w. Ry., between Magnolia
and Homer, La, is progressing and |
it is expected that the two places
will be connected within sixty days.
This road will run from Bienville, |
La, to Mcneil, Ark, a distance Of
about 80 miles,
A negro living near the McShane
store, named George Harris, used a
razor as an argument on his wife
yesterday, cutting the skin about
the throat. He left for parts un-
known, We heard that posse of
negroes went in search OF him, but
he was too swift for them and made
his escape,