The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-19
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 The first case of black male Ham Rotfon Co1iUIfyfiai BHIiFfiH.
 See the four spots advertisement. 4 movement on foot trimming a corn. = Cinunnati .Safnrday Nghf.
 Trunks and vaIises. all sizes and all prices, at the factory. 4I5 Main street.
 The waist of time can always be found iE the hour-giass.-B Bosfon .Star.
 Confectionery in the greatest variety at the Southern Palace. 4oS Main street.
 Fifty boxes choice layer raisins just re- eeived at Bassy & Eakin's.
 Very few milk dealers will ae acknowledge that they know how 10 swim. EreAangt. Dudley F.. Jones keeps machinery of all kinds and repairs for boilers and en- zines.
 \ buffalo is not Il bird. bu, we have of Yen heard of a buffalo bill. LoacrX Com- H.cyt!aL
  agent for Wheeler and Wilson sewing machines.
 \ simple. but significant. inscription in a western cemetery: The editor was in. -ErkaH<c.
 Richard Henwood clo East Markham street. makes the finest buggy harness sold h the city.
 The fisherman beats the buyer by weighing fish in its own scales.-Ac.V Or AaRS P!tarnae.
 Concert every night al the White House Saloon, corner Markham and Rock Sts line music. the best -hquors- and polite attendants
 Many man is like digit. His im- Portanoe IS increased simply because of his association with ciphers. Boston I,anstyibG
 ,i. $. Brack, ,,o Main St.. is astonish- ing everybody with his low figures on Dinner and Tea sets, silver plated ware and holiday goods.
 In some countries of South America they use eggs for currency. As matter of course there is great deal of bad cur rency in circulation 7He jndce.
 The Little Rock Nup,ial Association meets all its obligations. It has the con- hdence of the people and is on solid financial foundation.
 Oscar Wilde had . narrow escape the other day. A hungry goat attacked him. thlnEinQ he N.-f, loyk Confmeyfiai .4sisrrI,srr.
 Go to Engstroum X Fraser. 70, West Markham S,.. and leave your measure for perfect fitting suit. The largest stock of suitings in the city.
 Said the rich and quie,-loving citizen If man bores me and don't like him and wan, him to keep away from me. don', snub him. just lend him five dol lars. - BoShsH PoSt. Wilson & Webb keep all the la,es, styles of stationery. Their counters are filled with all the popular magazines, newspapers and periodicals, and they arc headquarters for blank books, writing fluids, etc.
 Why is boy, sick of confectionery. like Western packed ham? Because he is sugar-cured. deliberately built this up for the benefit of the average end- man in a minstrel troupe, and expect to hear from it again. l-New Koyk Neas.
 Fletcher. Hall X Co.,. cotton buyers and dealers in general merchandise, arc doinE thriving business. Their store, cor Main and Fourth Sts-. is crowded from morning until nigh, with people ~ho have learned that almost any article can be bought at Fletcher. Hall & Co.'S. cheaper than a, any other place in the city.
 There was hand-painted sign in front of an uptown grocery in Chicago, which originally read, in dark. rheumatic letters "Cak for Sail! 4 seY nervous and ser- sitive man living around the corner noticed 8, once tha, il was wrongly spelled. and spoke to the proprietor abou, 1t. Hasn't that sign been changed yet. Bill = he inquired of his confidential clerk. No: guess not" Well, hang il all. told he boy to hN i, last night: gimme that marking pot" and rushing out of the store the board soon bore the cabalistic words: "Sault for rCa.e."-CAeek.