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Merchant Tailor.

]. L. Ammons has removed
to the store next door to M. A.
Healy, where he has the
largest and finest assortment of
foreign and domestic piece
goods ever brought to Bren-
ham. Suits made to order at
short notice.
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The Hermenean debating So
ciety is composed of a number
of young attorneys and others
Of Brenhan.
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Ladies of BRENNAN and vicini-

Ladies OF Brennan and vicini-
ty, if you wish a nice pair of
shoes or slippers of the latest
style go to H. Hodde's, there
you will surely fined a fine selec-
ton of Misses and childrens
sandles and newports; go to H.
Hodde's.
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B@ Those unhappy persons who suffer
from nervousness and dyspepsia should
use Carter's Little Nerve Pills, which are
made expressly for sleepless, nervous, dys-
peruc sufferers. Pricea5 cents. Sold by
Finklea & Rals.on.
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county criminal court cases.

CorroN.- Mr.. J. M. Byrnes,
cotton buyer furnishes the fol-
lowing figures and estimates.
Receipts of the crop of 1881 to
date 2o,2So bales, OF which
$3.50 were received in August
leaving the total receipts since
September Ist, 2I,I5I bales. 1t
is estimated that there is yet in
the country tributary to Bren-
ham about 5000 bales, the larg-
est part of will come here and
the remainder go direct to Gal
weston. We may possibly re-
ceive 1000 bales of the new crop
in August. Planters are fnlly
thirty days late; the acreage
may be increased five per cent.
Labor on account of immigra-
ton and the absence of railroad
building in this vicinity will be
more abundant than last year.
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DIED.-In this cicy on Fri
day, the 10th inst at $50 A. M.
ALICE V. LINCOLN, wife of FL
der John A. Lincoln, aged so
years, I month and 9 days.
DIED.-At Cotton Gin, Free
stone county, March q, 1882,
E. E, wife G. L. JORDAN
nd daughter of the late Rev.
Y. c. Lewis, of Washington
county. Mrs. J. leaves a hus-
band and eight children to
mourn her loss.
Died. At William Penn, on
the 18th inst, Mrs MARY, wife
of JONATHAN NEWMAN, aged
about 70 20 years.
Mr.. Newman and his wife
were pioneers, having come to
Texas more than thirty-fve
years ago.
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KEEP CooL.-It is now fix
ed fact that Brennan will have
an ice factory. The machine
has been ordered.
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REV. ]. M. WEssoN has been
appointed presiding elder ofthis
district, vice Rev. B. D. Da-
shell. deceased.
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FINE CLocKs.-Mr. H. w.
GRADER has just received a few
of the Seth Thomas cathedral
gong clocks. They possess
sweet tone, the sound when
striking resembles the chime OF
the bells of a cathedral when
heard at a distance. He also
received a variety of other
clocks.
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GEE IN JAIL Alf Gee,
charged with the murder of DIR.
Moeller, is now comfortably
fixed upin cell No. 6, an iron
cage. He has furnished him.
self with a cot and has the floor
carpeted. In a conversation
with gentleman yesterday he
stated that he had no intention
of running away, but desired to
stay out Of the county a suffi-
cient time to allow the ex-
element to subside, and further
that he had no intention
whatever of trying to escape,
but would stand his trial like a
man. So far as the BANNER is
able to learn, there is no feeling
toward the prisoner, and no de-
sire on the part of any one 9TH
er than he be given a fair. and
impartial trial. Under the law
any prisoner is entitled to have
any comfort in Jail he is able
to pay for in the way of furni-
ture, clothing and board.
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IT is likely that a walking
match viii be arranged to take
place during the Mai-fest.
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CANCERS AND OTHER TUMoRs
are treated with unusual success by the
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo, N. Y. Send stamp for pamphlet.
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ACCIDENT Monday morn
ing about II o'clock Mr.. R. E.
Luhn's little son, aged a year
and half, while at play fell into
a pot of hot starch that was
standing on the kitchen floor
and was severely scalded on the
arm and leg. Last night he
was getting along nicely.
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Mr.. FRED SPREIN has bought
A. N: Calloway's photograph
gallery and will continue the
business at the old stand.
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MARRIED.-At the residence
of A. H. Wood in this city, at
7:3o p. m. on the 18th inst, by
Rev. w. B. Riggs, Mr.. WILL
HOWARD to Miss HATTIE COLE,
OF this city.
A large number of the friends
of the happy couple were in at
tendance at the wedding.
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The BANNER returns thanks
to H. Fisher, grocer, for bot
tie OF excellent port wine.
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The color and lustre of youth
are restored to faded or gray
hair by use of Parker's Hair
Balsam, a harmless dressing
highly esteemed for its perfume
purity. ;
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Why waste time in bemoan-
ing the hard fate that has rem
dered you a confirmed rheuma-
tic when any druggist will sell
you a bottle of st. Jacobs Oil !?
Mr.. Wright, OF Blair, Neb., con-
nected with the Commer
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OFFIE JOHNSON. bored, had
a preliminary examination be-
fore Justice Hackworth yester-
day, charged with implication
in the murder of Oliver Glenn
ons, there being no evidence to
criminate him he was put under
a nominal bond of $50, which
he gave and was released.
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We will send DR.. Dyes Celebrated
Electro-Voltaic Belts and other Electric
Appliances on trial for thirty days to young
men and older persons who are afflicted
with Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality, etc,
guaranteeing speedy relief and complete
restoration of vigor and manhood. Also
for rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis, liver
and kidney difficulties, ruptures, and many
other diseases. Illustrated pamphlet sent
free. Address Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall,
Michigan.
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WILD geese in large numbers
have been flying northward
for the past day or two.
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Rochester. New YORK ShoppInq

Every description of goods
purchased and forwarded by
mail or express. Latest styles,
newest goods. Particular at
tention to wedding outfits.
References furnished if required.
Address, Mrs. c. S. Mcclure,
box II, Canandaigua, New
York.
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Best Advantage

is matter worthy of no small Considers
ton. Excellence Of material and trim
mings, neatness Of appearance, reliability
of sewing, and lowness of price, arc of
equal importance to the consumer. In
our selections of goods these features are
never lost sight Of We know manufacture
ers in New York who excel in this partic-
ular branch of the business YOUNG
MEMS sUITs) and from them we buy
such goods.
Parties who have been earned away with
the idea that to leave their measure aand
pay exhorbitant prices" for suit of clothes
would result in perfect satisfaction to them
selves and the envy of their neighbors, IN
variabiy see the difference after IT IS too
late, after they have spent double the mon
ey it would have taken in the first place
to buy a really elegant-looking and per-
feet fitting suit Of US.
There is no mistake aboutit that the class
of Ready-Made Clothing we are showing
IS really credit to ourselves and to the
Clothing Trade.
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Procrastination is the thief Of
time; then go at once and buy
genuine solar tip shoes at H.
Hodde's.
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SHINDY.- Wednesday night
about s o'clock all the families
living within quarter of a mile
of the site Of the old jungles
were brought to their front
doors by the voice of a woman
yawping murder! murder! 1t is
said that she cried murder five
several times and made noise
enough to have been murdered
as often. All of this temporary
commotion was caused by John
Williams beating a woman
named Caroline Sweetness.
The parties are both of the col
ored persuasion; as Sweetness
commenced yelping murder
Williams commenced skipping
and for what any one knows to
the contrary he is skipping yet.
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A complete assortment of
Ferry garden seed, fresh and.
warranted for sale at J. ]. LEIB's
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PURIM BALL.
Large Observation-Disclosures Cos
tumes-Mirth and JOllity.

my luG 1Cull <1lludl uIllli
Fancy Dress and Masquerade
ball given under the auspices of
Akiber Eyer Lodge No. 249,
l. o. B. B. came off at Armory
Hall on Wednesday evening.
The maskers began arriving
about 9 o'clock and by 1880 the
spacious hall presented a scene
Of dazzling splendor and the
mingling of the many fancy
costumes on the floor were well
calculated to remind one of the
rapid changes in a Kaleido-
scope. Not less than one hun
dred and fifty or one hundred
and seventy-fve persons were
present.. many ladies and gen.
tlemen being from a distance.
1t was an impossibility to OBJ
tain the names and characters
OF all the maskers, and indeed
had we done SO we would not
have space sufficient to give
them all and do justice to each.
In mentioning a few of the
prominent characters no invid-
ious distinction is intended. AS
our fashion reporter is now in
Paris perfecting his education,
we content ourselves by simply
giving the names and characters
of a few.
Mrs. Jeff Bassett, flower girl.
A sunflower and Master Will
lie Doran as the esthetic young
miss.
Henry Harrison, lone fisher
man.
Miss Kate Robertson huntress.
Original Big Morton Cooke,
Julian Hutchinson, Ed. Hoffman
Alex Simon Jr.,
Red Riding Hood-Mrs. T.
J. Roberon.
Queen of Hearts-Miss Lille
Cohn.
Egyptian Queen-Miss So
phia Lewis.
Flower girl-Miss Griffith, of
Schulenburg.
Queen ofnight Mrs. Lizzie
Murphy.
American Nation-Otto Ries-
to.
Chinese-A. Simon, Jr., of
Houston.
Flower gilr-Esther Gross.
Folly-Mrs. D. Rosenthal.
Knight - Miss Laura Seel-
horst.
Sailor girl-Miss Lucretia
Seelhorst.
Ladies of the reign of Louis
XIV-Misses Mollie Simon and
Louis Hoffman.
Brennan BANNER-Mis Car
rie Punderson. The young lady
displayed great taste in fashion
ing a complete and elegant cos |
tune composed entirely of cop |
les of the BANNER, the heading |
of which was skillfully made |
into trimmings.
Mrs. Fleckles, a lady who al
ways enters fully into the mer-
riment of occasions like this, |
and Miss Lilly COIN persona
ted the household pets-two
cats. Mrs. F. afterwards ap-
peared as a scrub woman. J
Among the visitors were
Misses Fannie Cohn and Sophia
Lewis, of Hampstead. Miss
Harriet Levy, of Houston, Miss
Ida Knitted, of Burton, Miss Ida
Epstein, of Calvert, Messrs.
Morris Bassist, of Elgin, Chas.
Langholtz, Of ST. Louis, Isaac
Lieberman, of Atlanta, Ga,
Sam Alexander, of Paige, Seth
Galveston, Magnus
md Harrison of New York, D.
Levi and wife, of independence
md others.
Mr.. Willie Howard and bride
we're also present.
Messrs. D. C. Giddings, E.
:. Finney and B. Eldridge, ac-
ing as judges awarded the
premium, a handsome silver
oilet set, to Mrs. Lizzie Muir
,hy as the best lady masker.
Our Hebrew citizens have
very reason to be proud of
heir Purim ball, which was
more largely attended than any
,all of the season it was a sue
SIS pecuniarily and in every
SespeSsR The Brennan
'ehshed the music
lance was kept up till
hours this morning.
lacking Cough can be SO
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Balmy odors from Spice Islands,
Waited by the tropic breeze;
SOZODONT in healthful fragrance
Cannot be surpassed by these.
Teeth it whitens, purihes;
You will use if you're wise.
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LARGE quantities of imported
corn is now finding ready sale
in this market.
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Put not off until tomorrow
what can be done to-day, go
buy at once pair Of solav tip
shoes and be sure they have the
trade mark; only to be got at
H. Hodde's.
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Business Notice.
Having this day closed out
my entire grocery business to
Mr. F. Krentzlin, take pleas
ure in referring and recon-
mending my former patrons to
my successor, who will doubt
less be able to give them full
satisfaction.
March 18th, 1882
John A. RANDLE.
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Subscriptions to the Calves
ton Daily News received at c.
c. Lieb's bookstore.
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The mammoth stock of laces
and embroidery is now COM
plete at H. Hodde's, cheaper
than ever.
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TIE roads between here and
Mil creek are bad, but not as
bad as they were some time
R-,;,, L,j
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Marriage Licenses

Issued by H. M. Lewis county
clerk, for the week ending
March IS, 1882.
Aaron Hutchinson and Julia Eldridge.
Napoleon Walker and Easter Osborn.
Alex Moore and Ada Co6nd.
Gus Rogers and Lucinda Lands.
Jackson Allcom and Mary Nelson.
il Randle and Eliza Hill.
VIII Howard and Della Cole.
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THERE was a very pleasant
ball at the Germania on Sunday
night.
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TIE case of Dwyer VS.. Rip
pctoe is still going on in the
district court.
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RnnlnIll,

Removal:
Walter Mobiles has removed
his barber shop to the room
under the opera house on North
street, near Meyers store.
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Wall paper in every variety
and style al f. REIcHARDT.
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ACCIDENT. after
noon a young name
we were una was
thrown from while
helping to driv. the vi
cinity of the q { two
miles west of toy had his
arm broken. an Slocated
and his face scrat
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-03-16

B% Used for dyspepsia, indigestion,
weak stomach, liver troubles, jaundice,
constipation, &C., Carter's Liver Bitters
show Improvement almost from the first
dose. To be had of Finklea & Ralston.
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Business Notice.

nA- Weakly women with pale, colorless
faces need Carter'S Iron Pills.
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Glad Tidings to Parents.

A penny saved is a penny
earned; you will therefore earn
pair OF shoes by buying only
genuine solar tip shoes, at H.
Hodde's.
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The gardens we're not ma
terialIy injured by the frost:
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For Rent.

The upper story room, corner
Of St Charles and Sandy streets,
now occupied by the Banner
office will be vacated April Ist,
and is for rent on moderate
terms. Apply to
BASSETr & BASSETT.
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COUNTY CoNvIcTs.- Deputy
sheriff Rankin, ofFayette coun-
ty, arrived here on Tuesday
with three county convicts, two
negroes and one white, and on
Wednesday he delivered them
at Whites convict camp at
Snyder's camp on the Santa
Fe road. White has gang of
penitentiary convicts and is
working them on the Santa Fe
road. The total indebtedness
of the three prisoners is $4,000,
divided as follows S5o.7s, sII7'
S43.4o, OF which SIS in fines
goes to the county and the re-
mainder to the officers. They
are hired at S. per month cash
and at this rate the SHY man
will have to work and be treat
ed as penitentiary convict for
two years, lacking only a frac-
ton of month. ST.
s fs.n;3, =
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THERE are twenty-one pris-
oners and six lunatics in the
county jail.
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MarCn 5.
&c Justice to Jas A Small, IS4
acres, X Meter league. $500. 5 273
H Knitted to C w Homeyer, lot
in Burton. ............ $50. $50
w * c Bauer to { w Homeyer,
OF in Burton ...... ...... 400
"a Raysor ct al to K B Johnson,
lot in Chappell Hill 80. 49,. 500
B Harrison to Laura Mitchell, lot
in Brennan. ..... ............ Io2
N Eddins to Amos Bass, los
57-Ioo a, part w w Eddins homs'd 600
T B Stone ct al to Robt Alexan-
der. lot in Chappell Hill ........ 1000
d c Giddings ct al TO Richard
Nelson, lot in Brennan. ......... IS
A Giesecke to H r Won Biberstein
100 acres. ] Fletcher league. ...... 1000
D C Giddings 10 T c Tarver, !ot
in BRENNAN 500. ...... 500. .... IS
TIC Tarver TO Wood & Low, lot
in BRENNAN 49,. 1900
w c Brookshire to J A Randle,
lot in Brennan ...... ....... ..... 200
NV Snodgrass to F & A Glesecke
6H acres. A Harrington league. II
A Giesecke to F Giesecke, 61l
acres, A Harrington league ....... IS
A Giesecke to F Giesecke, lot in
Brennan ...... 49,. 49,. la 50
A Giesecke TO F Gicsecks, lot in
Breaham 49,. -. 49,. -. 3a2
F Giesecke to A Giesecke, 40
a, Darlington survey; 6S4 a, P H
Coe lge; u acres, J Skrier league. 1900
Frank Giesecke to A Giesecke,
lot in Brenham .......... IS
Elenore Rial to John Rial, I22
acres, ] r Miller league. 1900
NJ Nelson to Thomas Dwyer,
$751;! acres, J Stephens league.... AI25
l. Barbeeto James Runnels, lot
III B:enham ...... .............. so
E Colbert to Spencer Crenshaw,
IoT acres, J Lester league. ....... I5o
N Carmen TO r w Patton, 200
acres, ] 3 Miller league. -. 500
Robert w Patton 10 ] NJ Hons,
200 acres, ] b Meter league...... 1000
1T Swearingen etal to II KNITTED,
$40 acres. M.Coy x league...... $50
John Fisher to C Minkwitz, lot in
Brennan 49,. .... .....,. $50. 1000
CAsbeck to NJ w Mann, lot in
Brcnham 800. 500
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Business and
DRESS SUITS,

Clothing is considerable item in every
mans expenses, and where to buy il to the
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1882-03-16

JuDeE McApoo is again con-
fined to his bed by sickness.
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Real Estate Transfers,

Recorded by H. M. Lewis coun
ty clerk, for the week ending
March IS.
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THE grand jury is hard at
work.
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LIST of prisoners in the coun-
ty Jail and the crimes they are
charged with:
Enoch Woodward, colored,
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ago, lIc fGSCnt - lilS udu
a tendency I'm bet
ter
NEeorIAT pend
ing for the est of an
ice factory I'M % de-
finite arrange e yet
been madg will
CoRRl 6x
May Queen ! at
Finklea & r pre-,
instead OF N as
announced d rn-
ing's BANNES
The Bay ed to
Mr.. 7. >,ion
to the 70 Pm
menceme DE
partment of
Louisiana, Is on
the 2oth ms
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s L..tl8fIAcKING COUGH can be SO
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guar
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08
Secure Your Space.

he talr Grounds Is the busiest place
n the state. An army Of workmen. COM
manded Ia cen. Phil. rteiter is busy
from morning till night, putting up new
buildings, making additions 20 Old ones.
building stables, fences etc, and placing
everything in shape for the tar. This
t,1 Will undoubtedly be the l.trgeSt and
mos, interesting ot any ever held IN the
state, Larger premiums than usual are
offered and the people Will certainly do
AL they can "a assist the Association IN
making the exhibition 4 stand success.
The convention OF the Cotton Planters
Association of America which will be
held in Little Rock durns the FAIR will
attract large number OF visitors nom
abroad and our people will surely do
;heir duty and make display which will
reflect credit or the state. Exhibitors
who have no, yet selected space should
lose no time. Mr. pfeifer can be found
upon the grounds at any hour during the
day, and will assign space to all apph-
CantS.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08
The Daily Arkansaw Traveller.

Large editions of the ARKANsAw
TRAVELLER will be issued daily during the
Fair and distributed gratuiiously 20 visit
ors. Every visitor to The AKkANSAw
TRAVELLER log cabin on the Fair Grounds
viii be presented with copy. and copy
will be mailed free to.every subscriber %
TIE AKkANsAw TRAVELLER IN the state
outside Of the city. Advertisers Cannot fail
to recognize this daily Fair edition As
the very best medium through which 20
call the attention ii the pabl. - their
business. Much I The space n tbs
edition has already been secured ard -
only limited number of advertisements
viii be ;aken. j; beheoves advertisers -
select their space n ence and - cholee
Of nnsItIan..
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08
Western Arkansaw Ealr.

The Far Association of Western Arkan-
saw has done much to call attention 10
the wonderful resources of the state, and
its efforts in this direction have undoubt-
edly resulted in increased immigration 10
that section. Their next Fair will be held
at Fort Smith. commencing Tuesday.
Oct. 10th. and continuing four days. The
display of grain. fruits, cotton and stock
will be unusually fine. and the attendance
will be larger than ever before.
The ARKANsAw TRAVELLER aekno~l-
edges an invitation to be present. We
will be there.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08

the first to show humanity toward railroad
people," That is tenet of my creed.
Check that baggage, said the chief
with emphasis: land when you run for
office. Miss Anthony, you shall have my
vote. sentiment that the clerk echoed
Miss Anthony has been subjected to a
thousand jibing remarks on her age, her
personal appearance and wha; she has
chosen 10 make her life's work, but lit
tie incident like this shows that she has
a kind and considerable heart. She might
extend her example in various ways. for II
mus, be owned that ladies. a. a rule. ex-
ercise very F,tle thoughtfulness foythe time
or strength OF Others.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-08
Confectionery in the creates, variety at
he Southern Palace, loS Main street
A Philan,hrop,c Woman.
Newark Advertiser.

\ story is told Of Susan h. Anthony
that deserves to be sent round the world
as reproof to those OF her seA-who cling
to Saratoga trunks nearly as large as
Noah's ark. Its related that she APP
peared before the baggage master at St.
Louis with two trunks Of moderate size.
She WAS told that but one could be checked
on a single ticket Then Miss Anthony
said that she carried two instead Of one
out Of consideration for the porters. When
asked how long she had been thus
thoughtful she said; ''All my life.
never purchased large trunk for fear Of
adding to the over-burdened baggage
mans Affections" The clerk walked OIL
and conferred with the head Of the de-
partment. Then the two returned to-
gether. do understand said the
chief, that you, of all women. have been