The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-12-06

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gold watches and chains at f. L
Schusters the old reliable. 81 i
The heat radiators at the Audi
torium, acted in tropical manner
last night, and kept the house
warm.
The Lotus Club will meet at the
Huckins House tomorrow after
noon at three o'clock with Mrs. ].
Huckins.
Mr.. C. W. Maier, Third Grand
Master of the B. L f., will deliver
to this order a lecture at Odd Eel
lows hall tonight.
Don't be afraid of cold feet at
the Auditorium, for the building is
kept heated all day and will be
comfortable at night.
Call and see the Edwards Har |
ness company, and get their price
on awnings, before purchasing else
where.
Cultivated China Tea, the best |
ever brought to Texarkana, for sale |
by Lambeth & Yarbrough, sole |
Try it. 1923.
Dolls, Dolls, Dolls-at Ragland's |
book store; also everything else in |
toys, vases, etc. Prices at bedrock |
in keeping with the times. 1874
A, W. DeMarce and Mrs. Lula |
Meyers were married last night, at
the Fourth street Methodist church |
Our best wishes follow them.
The police on the East Side make !
life miserable for tramps. They |
run them in as soon as one is spot
ted.
There is move on foot to give a
public entertainment here next
week with all the talent in the city
in the cast. The proceeds will be
used for charitable purposes.
Officer Hugh Dean went down to |
Atlanta, last Sunday and spent the
day, Hugh has many friends in
Cass county, having lived there at
one time.
We have pickpockets here, but
they are importations, Let us find
them and make them burn the
wind or better still, have them put !
in the penitentiary,
Mr.. A, V, Swaty, horticultural
agent of the .. B, r, writes to MIR,
Lemly of this city to inyite all the
market gardeners near Texarkana
to meet him here December s.
Miss Bonnie McChesney is now
employed at Lingold's dry goods
store as clerk. Miss McChesney
makes a good painstaking saleslady
and Mr.. Lingold was fortunate in
securing her services.
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Mr. Lucius Adams had his over
coat stolen by tramp from the
livery stable, but he chased the fell
low with Mr. Hugh Grafton as a
helper aud they rounded him up
and put him in jail,
This paper is no advocate of
wordy newspaper discussions, and
will not be drawn into one, as init.
mated across line, Other sheet
may fill up its columns with that
sort of stuff and boiler plate" but
excuse us,
The telephone company is plant.
ing a run of poles out on Maple
street to accommodate the large
number of wires leading to various
points on tins and divulging streets.
We will have the best telephone
system in the two states when the
work in hand is once finished.
Our East Side officers have 'spot-
tee" two or three wood haulers
with false bottoms in their wagons,
by means of which they have swim
died their victims, Officers tell us
that Il this 'steal' continues there
will be some lively prosecutions, A
hint to the wise ought TO be sufllcis
ent.
Today the team belonging to
Warwick u Moore, was lett in front
of the Bradley house on Maple
street, while the driver was deliv-
eriug groceries they we're fright.
ened and ran away and capsised
the wagon on Maple street oppo.
site the cemetery. This brought
them to a halt
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Constipation leads to liver trouble
and torpid liver TO Bright's disease,
Prlckly Ash Bitters is certain cure
at any stage of this disorder. Sold |
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