The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-13

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Warwick, Moore Co., are sole
agents for Ferndale pack canned
goods. Tomatoes 81 lbs cans, 3 fol-
Soc; corn, 2 lbs cans 15c; Superiint
Peas, 2 lbs cans zoe; Salmon, ! II
25c, half pound cans two for Zoe
When you visit Little Rock stoI
with Gleason. He leads all Others
in catering to the appetite anC
comfort of his customers. Hi
house is unsurpassed by any in th'
state. 1912.
You can buy the celebrated eigh
teen ninety nineICrescent Bicycle
for thirty.fve dollars on the install
mcnt plan, at the Edwards Harness
company. .
Mr.. Beasley, representing the
Estey Piano and Organ company
has rented the Lester store house
vacated by A. A, Adams, and vii
fill it up with pianos and organs O.
the Estey manufacture. We thinl
he will do good business.
We thought it rained a bit last
night, but it was only a spring
shower to what we had tOday-gec
but the clouds must haYe beer
charged to their fullest, for the
down pour is one of the hardest We
have had in many a day.
Alfred A. Farland the world re
nowned banioist will give recita
at the West side Assembly Hal
Sat. Eve Jan. ID, for the benefit Of
lst. Bapt. church, The Boston
Philadelphia, New York papers
and also all the musical Journals
say he is a divine performer on the
banjo. Admission 80 cts.
Two of Texarkanas most hand
some and leading society men
Messrs. Oscar Turner and Hualel
Sewer "did honor" to Hope BY
a few hours here Sun
day (2)-Hope Gazette.
Mr.. H. G, Kelley, known here as
chiet engineer of the Cotton Bel
railroad, but now holding similar
position on the Minneapolis & st
Louis road, was married at Denison
Texas, to Mss Cora Lingo, on Wed
nesday, St. Paul, Minnesota, viii
be their future home.
We would like to hear one of oul
aldermen on the stump talking fol
reelection. We would just yell Out
mud, and his chances tor another
seat would strike the quick sand
and he would disappear as quickly
as has David B. Hill or Grover
Cleveland.
The Hunter Transfer and Storage
Co., have the only safe and conven
lent rooms in the city, for storage
your furniture or piano, VIZ
e prepared to store goods of any
kind.
Mr.. L. Tobinsky, proprietor o
the Globe store, received a tele'
gram from st. Louis, where hi
wife is at present, that he is fathe,
of big boy MIR, TOblnsky is a,
proud as newly made father coulC
be, and he said he didn't care if i
did rain a bit, he felt so exuberant
We had a pleasant call to-da,
from Mr.. Frank H, Lindsly, repre-
senting the st, Louis Printers Sup
ply company. Mr. Lindsly is con
Versaut with his business and is
very interesting character, whom
we will be pleased to meet any timt
he is in our city,
In this issue will be found the ad
vertisemeut Of Mr.. L, p, McChesne,
sanitary plumber who is known t,
many of our people as a man VIII,
thoroughly understands his bust
ness. He asks that you give him
trial. Patch work will be under
taken by hru at reasonable prices
His Office is at 1884 West Broa,
street. Phone 2l9,
The grave digger at State Line
who went out this morning to diI
the grave for the resting place o
the remains of Andrews, came i
and reported that 1t was impossible
to make the grave, as the waite
ran into II faster than It could b
bailed out. lie will have TO defe
the work until the rain let's up, a
least,
Since the war broke out witt
Cuba our male population has take
TO wearing leggIns, and there ar
many eolored ones Of different size
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