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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29
The True Wife

N -..--a.s p1rt i-s4kfast a.e
 only le: 4 woman t sire .ha: she 5 precious te her ha,oand-aoi aseia, nor aluable, nft anfeGIe CT. s.I.. pssy. i7,.; eve ,y md heia co t. her be he IeC.p .e:.; If h.s poi,e ana hearty attentions !e; het feel ;ha, her be and are aFe noticed. appreciated and returned It, her opin.on De asked. her approval sought and her opn.oa respe tea n matters of winch she ,s cosnjtaf.,: n >her:. .e: her only te owed honored and cherished IT iGli.- menj of the marriage VOW. and she MI be 70 her husband. and her children. anc .soc,e;y ~cii->pr'ng of pressure. She Wii bear pan. ;oii and 4nN.e.s io: her husband : ioYe I9 te Ter the ioMer ui d fortress shieded aaG sheltered :here.-. sdteF>it.,rt "4a nave .e>; i;> sung. s!.S. may >ui'ef. aHi sympathy wiil d4i4 ;ac edge oi her safrew. Ahoese as;h ieye .a |.
 and by iaEe we mean laYe eNpre>seS. T words nd deees. iet We have 70; o..e s,sa,k a. i.,.h - .ate ...1t never orcr- ;;
 h q haese without .ase u a pe.- a ;p :. ma hue tae one : ate. .Ae one! mechanism Lie anlaNeiA woman :aai haze bread =; = | sh;. house s''s: ss ;.dy a> the olheI, ba; ;f.c "thcr has !. >fly.,s ot beauty aboat aer. .s I.tts'-.,Ilc ,,. 4a aggressive and nenelsasa. aa0 per ,adins brightness ;o which ihe iorme! i. t >iIan1ci Niie s.e,..ii> u otcs ME :. r. rs aIr1. ,sl.1l : x, :sY.7. Y. CIT. -.- {: ,,,ff,. sl.,i eclsau.tns ..es :4sese.-A e- She s flii ai des.ses al4d plots aad >A ee: surprises Tor her Hashapd and fan. she has nescr daac wlth he ronane z ..us. poe,n of .ie sle .s herself .y..c poem. >c,,us herself ;a ah pure and 5'4- e.ous melodies. Humble, h. seho.d a..ys ana G4ucs h.ae fer her golden significance. The prize makes the -Ai.- lns higher. and ,he end disuides he means. Her home is q paradise; for = love j. heaven. and heaven $ love.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29
Two Curious Cour;ships.
iNN tl4gSc-

One oi the most eQuous cases oi court ship recorded happened about the close of the seventeenth century. The daugh- ter of Berkshire baronet. who disdaned the numerous lovers who attempted 10 win he, affections. fnally fell in love with a poor attorney when she me, him for the tirst time at a wedding in Reading. She sen, him challenge, alleging that he must give satisfaction for injuries re- oeived al his hands. She appeared masked. and gave him the choice of either fighting or marrying her. His second. who was also unaware of the woman ;
 identity or the cause of her strange con duct advised his principal to marry her. After the ceremony. during which she still wore the mask. she drove 10 her rich home. and after withdrawing a few mo- ments, she returned, aud at once captl- va;ed her husband by her beauty and tasletu! dress. This man. Benjamin Child's was afterward made high sheriff of the town.
 The History ofWomen," an English work published in I7oq details varous methods of oourtship then praouoed in some of the European colonies of America. l. has this curious statement which beauN and belles will md II diff nculi to believe When two Pennsyi- vania lovers meet with any remarkable opposition from thclr friends they go of together on horseback: the lady riding before. and the gentleman behind her. In this situation they present themselves before magistrate 10 whom she declares that she has run away with her lover and has brought him there to be manied. So solemn an avowal the magistrate is not a, liberty to reject, and they are mArried accordingly
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29
Half Price a, Least.

A venerable lady ln green glasses. a e..l,, dress, and alpine sanbonnet. en- tered the art gallery of | Norwich den Us; the other day. She earned carpei. bag and took snuff, Setting the bag a, the ice, of the dents, she opened II. fumbled around in its capaolous mouth and drew out a set of worn bu, serieeable false teeth. There" she sad. "whatl ye gimme fur these things: They belonged to my sister. but as she's dead she won :, have any further use fur en- They are good yet fur secondhand, an reckon l can ge, bout half price fur 'em''
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

4 lady who had married dancing master was discussing the suhjec, of mat rimony with female frlend. The latter, d sp.nster in whose heart the fros,s of forty winters had not wiihered the tender flowers of sentiment, declared ,ha, noth- ing bu, poe, for husband would sat isfy. and added
 ' could never have married as you did.
 You forgo, there IS poetry of motion. returned the other. my husband writes poetry with his heels. = ByookiyH EaSt.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29
To Make Her Swee, as a Rose
New York Evening Post,

A very beautiful wedding dress of O. toman silk is decorated with long sprays of white sno~-drops and orange blos- sons. which begin a, the shoulders, curve over the chest and mee, al the waist. curing over the hips from thence in pam nier style and falling in long trailing gar lands over the long court train. The pet ticoat in iron, IS covered with exquisite pearl embroidery. with here and there leaves in mother-of-pearl. The high white silk collar IS covered with similar embroidery. and the dainty little silk san dals accompanying the dress are also embroidered to match.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29
Nothing :o L.re For.
1kas. Ca.or.

l negro planter came to Nicksb-Ts ,he o,he. day sold his cotton. put his money '. hls poekeibook and stared down ,he riker. Leaning too far over the guards as the boat backed ou;. he fell overheard. His po.,,A 0-naic. winch was n hls side pocket. fell out and rode with his hat or the surface of ,he water. whl!e the eafren, carr,ed me negro away. The vawl w.s lowered ard aSsls,anee a; once started toward the dycan,ns man. who. per eiv.Hg his treasure floating Ii, raised his .o.ee and shouted eaee =s...; Doe Se;ooak = Ills he,tG went stHsseF and he disappeared. As he rose ap asaln hc sasped Dars SIS .a da; p,ske book" scarely had he uy:efcd inc words before hc saak se-oHt :,me The vaw. -ame within sea h a>i me l. resssGe the drowning Airc..c ..> he eame to .he surface fo- he las; ,.ne. \, snoa aS me water was wiped hon l.s nose and mouth 50 ,hai ke co2,G >PtaS. l. sad pid d,a you sab- 1at pog ke;- booN No. Nas ;he :c~ponse Wei. den. sad tie ne-.o, .esre;tallA = N h.: de debble was dc @se oi sabia me
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29
When ne Levsr Ma spea.


 \ a 9...c.a delicate asoman Goes no: ,hink ot a man aS A iaser. or even know whether sae 54.d are for him IT ,h [, ii4tt}3.sl4e has ft=e,i. ss. -,4sae .rapress.aa= =a; h.s- Spe-.-. !:.;ercs;-4n her Isen she bes3ns :o consider hlm. -le,cs l.,',,, ,ait, sl:ll lssial bore delight hef.. Lee, she md herself :Alklng Q ham freely CT entertaining hlm with an eifas.: k the iestee a>i"n from Vk ! he. : ahsen; robbed of some DOT :ior, oi Us brightness: Doe, she see his iaoe. A.. faoes .meas Catch h.s voice, though < doler Are speaking: Then. uncoas .ous.y. dc her lheek> begn 70 glow d, hls coming In her eyes smiles d welcome ;!mid. yet Swee: and ihe reveren,. waiting lover may speak safely. for h.s tune has eeIne.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29
Our State Far

oauiay . ;ohe. -. e.eses .ae sst- nd annual AL Il he Ear Assoria- .son .: .Arkaas.ls. \o.a :h,,and.ng thc eoa;sr,ol> Fs.:> ef i.se ifs; thfee daNs. he a.ierdanse aa, large ard s1ea: ln- .ere>;=.,=,~ nan f,-stesiis Fife eusf5e> ei ;. k. .A t.aery ..a.! aaa.e ateae1:, Aere he,;et than eEef before ahlie ;he displays ot nefeGaaa.>e were equal io ..nl.lar displays d, anx exhibition. The racc> are 3d - have been more IT, ,eres,ng than ., aa4 meeting ever hei'. here. The Ca;.oa Planters Assooii- aon oi .iaef.e. hcld ;heu eenten- uon in ne eiiy danas the Far. lacir c.-tcya,so'1s were oi aE.sa.ai ,u,ere,; and we're wei tt;endcd Ihc delegates were surprised and ples,ed = snoa .ha: ArkansaW could make ,o -rc1iltAbic display of her re- e and were unanimous Tn thelr be- It. ina; there s an immense future iaE -t [ >t.:e
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

Ne have rec yed from AIrssrs Roo, X Tinker. publishers New York me. en- sravins entitled Representative lourn- .ls ard Journalists of .America. l, is . remarkably ire pc 2 of work. glYing eN- ellen, pcT;ra.;s cf thirteen of the mos; prom.nen. ioa.naiists of Amenca; each porua., having for background c fac smile ot the tie page ct me journal vh.eh .he erig.nal represents. The en- grasins Is preseaiee. with compliments af he Ira eler's Insurance Company. of Hartford. Cor.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29
A New Trade.
Exchange

Among the secre, trades of Chicago. and probably of other large cities, is ,ha, of " hustling." The hustler" IS man who. with much time and no capital a, his disposal, makes living more or less comfortable by guiding country mer-
 chants who have come to town se replen- ish their stocks to friendly wholesale deal- CTS and receiving a commission for his services, A hustler who had lus, com pleted transaction of this kind said to a
 reporter who had watched him: II don't
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

Lemp's St Louis Lager Beer has won its immense popularity solely on it's mer- its. None bu, the purest and bes, ingre- dients enter into its manufacture. and it can be shipped any distance in aay ch- mate ~ithou, injury. Dealers who have sold this beer will not have any other Henry Buerger IS the Arkansaw agent for this popular beer and ts him all orders should be addressed.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29
A Distinction.
tExehange.

The counsel for the railroad company has been settling with the widows of two guards who had been killed in the com pany's service.
 70. SIT. says one widow, II seems to me tha, you could allow me more than that.'
 We cannot. madame. Your husband vas guard like the other, and he came to his death under similar circumstances they were both run over and killed in- stan,ly
 Il know. bu, he was killed by the lightning express and the other man was run over by a way freight
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29
Diseases Of Memory

osar,e.v anX mental Glsgr5.er urrc .s.Ilol.s than tie-,. si tiah..>.s. e.. los, e. power ta u,c language correctly. i a; a,, Ibi> ,'ie#a aeg las become tamilai. en ;a the uedsoli profession. anS ,. .thn :, couple oi decades. er les F. cenec oi se1 eFal per>np> ~ho have fe- covered zoe, ;o show tia; ideas nlsH per ,ist while their iIt,inS expression Is l.n- possible. Soa.c otn wriie the proper i, gt.s 5G, lanno, uiiei them laEhemla Others can speak. but not wri,c correctly
 asraph.al. Nbs, aphasic subjects can do neither: especially as with thi> disorder the ughi arm and hand arc generally par alyzed. There Is an order. what NC may call law. of suce ession. ln the loss of dii- ferent kinds of recollecuons: first recent event, then ideas mex, emotions, last siln- pie and habitual actions. Otherwise stated. the repression Is from the new to old, from the complex to the simple. from the voluntary to the automatic and or gAnic When recovery takes place, the reverse of this order Is equally constant,
 We arc told that ''Walter Scott. as he grew old. was subject 10 forse,tulness. One day some one reoited in his presence poem which pleased hm much: he asked the authors name; Il was a can,o from his Pirate.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29
Advertisers.

Remember that THE ARKASSAw TRAv- gLER is the bes, advertising medium in the state. Not oni, IS its city circulation larger than ,ha, of any paper published here, tu. !, has large and constantly in creasing lis: in the state.
 THE ARKASSAw TRAvELER IS sold by ne~sdealers evevywi<ye: it has a nation al circulation. No paper in the south is better medium. or offers better induce men,s to foreign and home advertisers
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

Saturday nigh, about II o'clock New DOT, young man got his crowd together for the purpose of serenadipg his gul. Before starting they rehearsed. Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming" When the party go. to the house where the young man $ girl was 10 lie dreaming. they me; her a, the gate coming home with another fellow, who had an arm about her waist in most loving way. They didn't slng.-htniEcky Shale IoE,-- sal
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

4 family down in the town of Logan Kansas, have lost five servant girls who have been forcibly wrenched away from them and married. and now there IS a crowd of girls before that house every morning offering to work for nothing, board themselves and pay good round premium for the privilege Ckeek.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29
An Admirable Tralt.
Brooklyn Eagle.

Among the guests a, recent Long Island clam-bake there was a young lady whose appearance and manners attracted TO ll;ile attention. 4 gentleman seated bv plain-lookins woman called her a,- ,en,ion to the far sues; and obscre d:
 There Is something very aden.Fable abou, her Gan you tell me Jus; wha, II Is =
 Well. no, not exactly. was the reply. unless II IS her appetite tor clans.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

1t were better that you had a grind stone about your neck-' ''Iou needn't go any further with your remarks" said the farmers son. live had that grind stone abou, my neck until I'm tired of turn ingit. Cet some other boy" And he footed il to the city to become horse-oar driver-Roskos Gksb<.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

Naih. Alderman. COT. F.::h and Center streets. has one of the best arranged and cosles, bar-rooms in ,he city Everything Is new. nea, and clean. and nothing but the bes, wines and liquors are dispensed from the bar. Cigars, and chewing and smoking tobaccos are also prominent fea- lures cf his trade. When in want of any thing in his line. call on Naih.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

Those Philadelphia reformers are smart. They SC; two CT three citizens with daughters elected 10 the oi,y gas trus, and the price of gas has been re- duced from !, 50 to SI 90 thousand. Suppose we try i, here m Whe cling HIeei:ns Eaensns ToEynIk
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

K. Henwood, ,Io F. Markham. manu- faotures as hne m article of buggy har- ness as can be made anywhere. He also carries a full line of all kinds of saddlery whips. horse blankets. lap Iobes eto. His shop is one of the largest in the State. and capable of turning ou, an immense amount of work.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

Numerous papers have depar,men, especially devoted to drummers. Why no, give the fifer a chanee:- Cinfinnaf. Safsyday Ni<2t. And the editor of the Ness immediately adds upon clipping the above. '.Say-o, 6fer ge, ,ha, mex, week, remind me of it."-Spyfnsfeld SHnSay Nescs
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

We read frequently of some person whose hair has turned white 10 single night. through gnef or fear, bu, the white haired man who goes into barber shop and comes ou, in half an hour with hair and wh,skers black as the ravens wing never gets hne in the paper r.-CfHefnnaf' tiyhL
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

The Torrey Opera House c6Iunues 10 attract. New artists. new jokes, new specialties appear in rapid succession. The orchestra is composed of nrsi-class musicians, and their overtures are superb. Three or four hours canno, be more pleas an,ly spen, than a, Torreys.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

The \. H Reynolds X Cos furnnufe .a asc oi For smith. is one ot the largeS' E l,e, oi the k.aa n the south. l, Was established on a -iaall scale. several years go but has efoNn with wonderful rapid- .:, ar;il ], has attracted attention from a.. 9as;> 6i ,hc >,a;e
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

Tte AskAxsAw TKtvEiEk ean ee procured s.o.es 4le a, ,ie fo.!oslng wholesale nes zeT 3is
 .4nsyttax T,sJ Cezf1sy. Afse Ye,S. .4nt,.<1- Ne.rs c.. DtHstr. oas.. :: 51ne!er Kgz5s5 ttt. M.
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 .rfyi4.- te:ps ,e.. NJ P4L.. hsz.. zea..~,f ls,. La fst;s--.s,.. .;ff- @esyei Ee,er e.. PA,@;as.fAi4. F=..
 .s .rs.,f; Ma. e.. Gsas :ss-ti lats. -, [. Nc:o Le.. if,ysa. Ma 4 --,es. %cef C2 A..treef. ka.s<-, .Se14srs Neal L9.. .Is+e4ys .h Sfzt E.g'ss! Nc.rf sz#l Ass:sz .Hs .S.s rt Ee.. e.. .fe,e f.ts !FE-s4r. .Ir.. Ce-. 1IA1.-s4 =. f..s ..s: Ne:. r.. fs-s .-s3s=s. \ Se4 s,.. N..sf ss. fts.s. ..#. -. - I..i Ne. .st isa. IL. Eya-,. te:.- N<.ss =. 'st-s:z. .!l .yr Nesl5 e.. ...zs.z. I- :. -:tS! t4 .- T. '.f.. o,l,ss5 Ns..5 .Ns=e ,5ez=z. ls... Ar4 $ sos .. .eta.- n~@ Stea.sFs ssefy. snefe.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29
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.A5ora voa5 hone, The saa.=as.. CT; eesoiei eus...>3s.= e: ne ..AIsaiss-a l fal- cie-. a-i ,he T afa uf.thc Inc. ~.3l De ser; 5y uaI. oH reee.it et :; sea;, Ter either n; :he b4.. tsf : eets. .AafEes> H. |. Warner. Lite k. X. .Afs
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

Ho, coffee. oysters and sandwiches a, Ellenbegen X Elkan's lunch counter. The bar is supplied with the bes, hquors and cigars Cool beer always OR tap. Billiard and pool tables for the convent ence of patrons
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

Men who never have had any advan- tages sometimes make Ii up hy taking ad- vantage of everybody they have dealings with.-Besxos Tanstyrrf
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29
He D.4a.: Wan. ,ha: Ki-- .: B.:.

~M-ha, haze you ;ha:s sood:" s,..s hungry ,rave.cf. as he seated h.mse' ,ke ;able d'he,e |; o.li Like G.ty he Oh. said the waiter. we've .o..s. beet. 7ea,; mutton. roa~, pork aad Do. e es.r.ew>
 What c4riew sad me .:age- Why 5.rd- something Ike sniPe. Gould ]; fy:'
 al es
 Did ]; h.se a.n-,
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 Then da..': > 3;.: ..ay 4..eW. k, thing tha: had E. ,s.s ana -aelt @ dldn'; e. :h.s country. ! e!as.', x Al; z. my d.naes.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

Mic kupferle IS wholesale agent for Wes, India Bitters. Conrad's Budwelser, and Werner's Extra Dy Champagne.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29
N-@R

\. T.& T. .. T. ieee;he: w.,h D-o-A I. and fo1r other> all ilg so cents .AG dress Warner X Go. ioh l.. l.. Markham s.. Little Rock. Ark.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

School-houses are the wa,ch,owers of civilira,ion.- II sfkeSaH 7;.eS
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

Deb, is mans grim shad-owe.- Hkits- iaX 7isses.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

Ar osner of race horses often finds II { :feul, To keep up with his running es- ,enses.-Ri knoad Baton.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

For eonfec, ..eTz. fs...; aid sodA@a,er. = 10 he Sou;hcra l;..a '. = Man street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

\ ap.;al ,ake-a,f Rem s5ns a >ea, a gg.crnnen:. %t iRaH8 { l.53..
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29
Ixr Go. a Granawc:a-..

VT .,a he ..,,.c children d. | .here 9la faces io look ;:.o: .o ;ende' 5es zzpleeS - sno.he ,ael, ays anG so.s 5.te.s re only men :o ,he- lase= ac.er :aSe he i:: z ,q.ev ;. wonderful egfHey>. :he-e $ 10 room 4...eas .heir ieG, ,.rs and bank books tof hro.zen dolls and battered kites: ;hey l.se no .f..e 70 .e,. ot ;he babe T :he manSet arl. l.=4z-rc heaven is. and !: Jacobs ladder reaches :kere.
 oh wan.; yea ge; s whipping when v.u se. home :" sad ore eh:,G 70 an other who had been guilty I some naughtiaess.
 No. vas :he ins:ant response l're 90, a .randno;her
 Ina, would. indeed be - d-eaH child hood ,ha, lad TO memory ot Hh,e han and s.,.ent. les.Hs eyes. na a'G people ot .ts ger! own.
 lie ...e KaeS 6aum.. t college !, ouc of the .-.s:....tIons state Ao..rs .s.eF s...4A A:.enG :t..s college with eeFsa5asz ef ae.aS thoroughly Fiued f'' business = .He skes.ez: >>ble tune iref Aa5aa H.ses is p.c,.aea: ot ihe -o.- le5e .,3t. ss... answer a..Y a4s.sIe> regard l:.. terms C: :4z.toa. e:e.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

GnT.er ,,c,-cry r, .i.e -e.rea.;es: .ss.sct. ,s' .-e sG:ntfr .. e = Iaii. -:.ee;.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

Trunks and >..ses. ali sixes and all -:.ceS. |; the ia-;orv. -iS-alain street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

Before leaving the city have your trunks repaired al the factory, siS Main street, W. Garland propre,or.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

Al .al,oads MI ,ran>paT; sItors ana eAaibi.s u c4r Sia:e d. u ha.: fa;es
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

for saddles. oi.ai,. hnd.es. b.auNe.,. ..d at .Jl!,-,-f lt.f-c g.t',i,ii.s. go ;7 k. = .-.,,.t.---ti. ;.s = Markham =---------
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

Custom make oaard> | 5- al .sfasf.yn .f,Sc.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

for >sic -.1as-,. Sst,s - fe eH.lf sp,ayeG ,n i,ua, "; 4 l,aNcy fed store. Aise To- t.s>f,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

\ full ne of trunks. >aiises and sample ..sses a, the factory. 4lS Main street, N. arland proprietor.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

The rubber sling used by little boys is getting to be as dangerous AS the gin sling tandled by their daddies. - BaIf,mo,< E;sry .>l!Hv9lr.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

1sd.cy | 'eae- keeps - hiHcN ai .. ssn..s and ct4ss, .ef be..e;> .nG e. E~.es
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

.t:.eiey F one .ea'sH., te.;. spe.,- -5ocrd-;ae . ,5aaafl =i1. eff |. See the ig..r spots advertisement.
  .4. eDe-.nss 45al ..;;.es. - .''".- ss==sss -. .tH
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

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 ,=eiey F. oae,. ,oa'.rs te..-
 a-5ocrd-,.e | ..aa4A itfa ]. See the i14r spots advertisement.
 4. apeu.nss sal .;;.es.- .'a=- kt=#tss .'.t.1g-
 Trunks and >a..ses. u sl4es and all ,:.ces. !: the fa-;oN-. -ts.alain street.
 Custom make towards | 5. all .st.asrH .f,Sc.
 Al .alroads MI ,ranspaT, visitors ana eAalbl:s ;o c@t Sac a'r Il ..,.: fa,es \ ap.;al ,ake-a. Rem >.ns ; ca; | gasernmen:. A' i2eEa l.ah.
 eor-tc-;;o,,ery 1T, Ire creates; s7ssse,. j: :-e Ssl:heir !.....ee. - dati.= s:see;.
 For eonfeo, 4.erz. fs...; aid sod..-Wa,eT .o:o he Sou;hcra l';.iA z. = Man s;Feet. .14dlcy i. r.ae, seePs = stactN oi :. s.nes and ;cr4., tef te.lt:. ana e:s- rses.
 -for ,4ic -5as.,. s..,. ..~.sa .e. ea..y ,p.ayed ,a i,pa. 2; 4 l.aReN fed store. .tffs i@ rRa
 sor saddles. oi.af,. .nles b.anse:, ..lG al k.,.,ll>'-i-lttt-c e.t,,i1iisa. so V k = -..,e,-.4. = N.at.aaIa.
 Hiram Robb5as.e eai .::i- ..i.d Man a;>. .s-er; ioi Wheele ..sd A5i>en sewing e.a-tlac>
 n ;he 5l>e of .n .'apas.ea, .e.;es. es#:c ae.a0es make, >'a;te. iza'at1e" le- ...fsnE.h:
 Richard Henwooa ,,5 Eas; Markham 're-, makes he finest s-.H names sold .u :he oiiy.
 some men of bad h..',i, are Ike u,he, aad are no: ured an,'i ..i,ei death. 6ss- - T,m ,;t.
 \ full ne of trunks. >alses. and sample .sses al the factory liS Main street. l. W. -arland proprietor.
 Ar osner of race horses often hnds il L :fieul, To keep up with his running es- tenses.-Ri kmoad Baton.
 Before leaving the city have your trunks repaired al the factory. ais Main street. l.W. Garland proprietor.
 The rubber sling used by little boys is5 getting ,o be as dangerous as the gin sling andled by their daddies V BaIf,mo,< k;tyt .>itHrs'lr.
 The tables of the Southern Palace. JOS dain s.. are the beS, supplied HI the eiiy. When you want d trst-class meal call a, Southern Palace.
 The cynic can see no good in his fellows from the fact ,ha; he believes tha, mate raj of ,ha, sort was exhausted m his own compost; si;on.-.4n>o.', Repabh<4n
 ohr l.. Geyer Ie. wholesale srocers md liquor dealers. have trade second ,o none. B, far dealing. good goods and ew Q' e> tiV-l make friends of all ;hcir customers.
 ,, a',,s-; how mer who eanno, ob- f.'a .us 'om ,hef own h.4siaes> un- deIs,aEd 50 acN lu>, how ,helr nelghbors business should be conducted. IiA!te- .,.y Z.Ge.
 Mis-, Annie Eva Fay. the medium who Sill ;o-nigh, hold a seance !, ;he Grand Opera House. has lust purchased from Charlie S,itft. the leweler. ] diamond necklace for sc.-so.
 Wilson X Webb keep all the la,es, s:yles of stationery. Their counters are aaed with all the popular magazines, newspapers and periodicals. and they are seadquarers for blank books. writing -uids. etc.
 Know ,hyself may be an eNcellen, sori oi proverb but some people wouldn', know veD much ifthey obeyed |, implicit !y.-NteHhen7ylif HryaL
 The Grand Central Hote! IS trst-class T all sf it's appointments The tables are supplied with the bes, in the market and every one connected with the house.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

The tables of the Southern Palace. JOS ,iain s.. are the bes, supplied ,n the city When you wan, hrst-class meal call a, Southern Palace.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

some men uf bad h, i, are ike iishes. a1d are nu: ured an}, ..iie' death. 6es- a 7, W ,;f!
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29

Richard HenWoo ,io kas, Markham 'ree. makes he inc, t!-.-A harness sold .l :he olty.