The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-19

-a-1aSls. .ncAtA had never thought al max hg tn4au4cs Il the lhantatlc 1ns6Tg teus ir New York anhl ihe suggestEan "=ts made h, iiiend it>t week
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 1, IS astonishing said Mir ohm hnw people vll prTsIst In talking o boiIed te.i-kei,les for supper Ihis .s in ins,an'c pi ,hc many snaf ura' ics ,ha' ate ,'t d.,l} ,se. thank oui improve nen' ,"tie ieiy ~ili br :, sos' esq
 Meek Mrs. Johnson sad uo'htuY more during supper
 Right ross ,he ,ircri hou ,hen lN ed an cIdcrl, .ldo~ ho va Iuae alone and aho nas inc ob,eei of man, s,ten,,ou' from the neiehbors,
 hat nish, d snoAiaIi '. h4tened the sidr salks Nt Johnson ~4s Aa Aetsc and pfudcn' man. He ss.,s p be'.els- and feared hi>94ss. .Alk 'hcn pu' h5 head in a, ,hr door bong enough 70 say
 will come n to b'easiast A 4non a. l have the old Iadi shpseiea oui
 When }oa .et tci e~fothttl feo4,, T Me ho ~ se;n,tcd l'fue yDd migh' ot ng her iu fp >rc tnd hand eut ! d gloves n a, the same tune
 II ~asa A sui,de.d pa.' srt1 agreeable husband and father 'ha; ahr .u 70 break iist ~pine~ha, late brngtng ihtee nifs hr'ie bundi-s |. hi,b he lad hrs,ir he plates of hiz slfe and daughter i'rus and Patty found ,helr favnfite shades n number ',ee treneL k.ds and slr tphn. sAn rejpiced IL ~hole bo, ot dA!n,} gloves
 am of the opini"n. m ihe whole said the 'eAs her ,ha, cr,t,sIn ~Ithu the fAmil, cifcle ls undesirable In iss,. have made up my mind io drop ths te@cheT, henecforth. xhen open my door and you may b"ii the tea kettle 1T, dear. whenever }pG pisase
 So rhs, vas hos. he ktd glov-s o-fe earned
 When i'resiaen, Arthur 4tf4.ed II Washington lasi see. ihr d dspa'ehes sa, -he ~As easen directly to the e.,idiers