The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-09-11

sleeping.
Adam Ofenhauser left yesterday
for Hope. Adam, it is said. hearC
that Green (s) we're plentiful up at
Hope, and he bought himself ;
ticket to that place to spend the
day. Adam is al. right.
Texarkana cotton market is stil
ahead of any other place we SET
quotations from. If you vant al
your cotton is worth and more thar
you can get elsewhere, bring it tC
this market.
Now for the military company
Let every one who can shoulder d
gun and join Captain Harris mill
tary company. Nothing adds more
to a city than a good military com.
pany when it is composed of the
right kind of material.
Aylmer Flemiken of FL Dora
one of the leading attorneys of his
town was here yesterday. He was
in company with Hon. J. NJ. Carter
a former school mate, and tells d
good one on our attorney, which
we shall publish some day if Mr.
Carter don't treat us nice.
Our merchants are getting a
move on themselves and are opening
up some of the nobbiest goods ever
brought to this city. Consult our
columns for the up-to date dealers
and patronize the men who ask for
your trade through legitimate
channels.
Miss Lizzie Coleman, one of the
clever and sprightly telephone op-
orators, who has,been off of duty for
several weeks, on account of sick
ness, reported for duty this morn
ing. We are glad to see her well
again.
VIM. M, Johnson, a graduate of
the Philadelphia OpthaImic college
an optician of years Of experience
is at your service. IF you are in
need of glasses call at Charles S.
Erber and Mr.. Johnson will exam
inc your eyes free and will tell you
if you need glasses or not. 827
DR.. T, A. Sims, the practical dent
list, has earned a reputation for
work-guarautees every
thing, and his filings invaribly stick.
Parlors up stairs oT"r the Embry
Drug Co. 90
The police on the west side reports
on the increase. The
Texas law gives the wife of these
drunkards damages against the sa-
loon men who sell them whiskey af-
ter being notified not to do so. We
see many men whose wives should
appeal to this law.
From Mr. Joe Vinson, who took
the school census on the east side,
we learn that the number of chill
lren in the district is 1852. This is
n quite as large as the last cen
5us, and Mr.. V. accounts for it by
saying that the last one was err
roneously taken.
Having secured the services of
an expert watch maker, l am pre-
pared to give the public the very
best Of workmanship on their
watch or iewelry repairing, IT
your watch is repaired by us it is
for one year.
s 27 CHAs, S. ERBER.
We learn that many stores keep
open and do business on Sunday.
This is not right-officers should
put a stop to it. OF course this
does not apply to the drug stores,
It is no more proper for merchants
to sell their goods on Sunday than
for saloon men b sell whisky on
Street car No, II making its last
trip from the park a few nights
ago caught fire from one Of the
lamps and the driver had to use
water on the flames with a bucket
to keep the car from burning up.
This happened on Maple street,
between llth and 18th,
Charles Medill, the owner Of the
gas plant here, is 70 take unto him
self wife soon and will make this
place his home. He will marry a
st. Louis belle, is what the ST.,
Louis Republic society column says
about IT, We shall welcome both
to our city
Remember that the Edwards
Harness Co. always keep in stock a
gunnly of ladies' md rents NCrpePpt