The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-10-26

lie. Cotton Block" was right in it to-
3t day. The market was Oft a quar-
he ter of cent but this did not keep
the cotton back and it rolled in by |
the wagon load.
g 1t is said that the activity dis
played by the French and Italian
} fleets has put England guessing
what it means and it is now giving
ms orders to its Admirals to keep look
out on the movements of these war
vessels.
e. Mckinley, like Cleveland, has
gone into phrase-making, and like
ur Cleveland will find that phrases, no
,st matter how elegantly the sentences
20 may be interviewer, they will not
he count in presidential race.
10 If the predictions of astronomers
prove to be correct the heavens on
ur the evenings of the "A and 10 of
November, will present an inspiring
and dazzling display of meteors,
in Astronomers are looking forward to
SS % the event with great interest
. Private parties here have receiv.
on ed kilograms to look out for frost
tonight and protect flowers and
garden plants, We say let the frost
~ Iiu come, as it will act as a purifier
% and do more good for the human
family than it can harm the vege-
1ly table kingdom.
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n Mr.. Allen Atchinson was up today
from Doddridge, Ark, trading and
IN, attending TO other business. He
led paid us pleasant call and settled
an up in full for his paper, which he
has been a reader for some time.
~, He reports the crops short, and
=. about all gatherd, sold or housed.
ry Our local agents at the depots
tell us that the freight shipment to
!, this place, this season, discounts all
ua previous shipments of years gone
af by. Texarkana freight and ticket
OK receipts of the various railroads
would surprise anyone if given in
'se figures.
lr. Cards are out announcing the
22 approaching nuptials of Mr., Ern-
a est T. Embry and Miss Eva D.
Payne, on the evening of Nov. 7th
ad next, at the Presbyterian church
% reception at the west side city hall
lr. after the ceremony. The prospec-
"a tive bride and groom are among
st our most popular young people. In
'22 advance the Texarkanian watts
them its very best wishes.
no The officers on the west side have
tie at last realized that the tramp
nuisance on the west side should be
rd abated and they made raid on the
20, camp last night, which is situated
near the Trigg street depot, and
captured ten. 1t is said that Pee
ers Gee freight cars have been robbed
is, of late and it is thought the tramps
eT7 are the ones doing the deviIment,
=. Cotton tumbled down today in
- price, but knowing ones still say it
at will go up again in a short time,
The crop is about all picked and the
rc shipments to manufacturing cen
av ters are heavy on this account, and
tie the prices are kept down. When it
,e. is realized that the crop is short
some 10000 bales, the price will
he go up and those buyers who are
rst stirring will realize handsome profits
.at on their holdings
ISt St SAD NEWS.
ng Mrs. w. H. Elliott received a dis
Sc patch. today from Philadelphia from
RS Mr.. Gus Smith, stating that his
to wife died at that place last night.
Mrs, Smith was not only highly es-
teemed here, but loved by many of
u our people who will be panied to
oo learn of her death
err For Sale-One second hand buggy
and one first class milk COW. Please
call at my Office over Embry's drug
en- store.
ro 10 26 w. G. SPEARMAN
D. Old fashions in dress may be re-