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.9lcw ADVERTISEMENTS.

GENERAL BUSINESS INFoRMArioN'
j. Z. wIsEMAN.
Real Estate Broker,
Offers the following schedule
on King street comfortable. and neatly
heated, adjoining James Dowsetts residence, con-
tains rooms, bath water, neat grounds
COTTAGE on Liliha street-near King street, con
tains rooms, cellar stable carriage house paddock.
garden and neat grounds
$50 rent a month
SMALL COTTAGE, suitable for man and wife. on
Montgomery block
Rental sio month.
A PLEASANT HOMESTEAD. at Kalihi, . miles
from town. Ample grounds, suitable for dairy pur.
poses good irrigation.
Sac lease; $500 year
a COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE on the WAIKIKI
road "a miles from town House has rooms,
with all modern improvements, stable, chicken house
etc, etc.
Rental % a month.
SMALL COTTAGE on Judd street, adjoining for.
residence Of Gen. J. NJ. Comfy. House contains
rooms stable. chicken house, etc, situate on 4
ground. Lease Of years to sell for $500. the
buildings to belong to the purchaser
Rent Of land $50 month,
A Rrst-class Investment.
COTTAGE to RENT and FURNITURE for SALE
in small sroom cottage on Queen street, neal
Punchbowl street Furniture sell for S2oo
Cottage rents for $is per month
TWO HOUSES to RENT and FURNITURE fol
SALE, on Alakea street. Both houses situate OF
deep lots. Furniture to sell cheap.
Rental $ss month
FINE BUILDING SITE to sELL--situate on Nun
anu street, above first bridge. Lot 7ssioo.
Price Ssoo
SOME as ACRES on the Valley road, above the ie'
works To lease sell.
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, with all convenenees
at Kilihi, situate on a 7acre lot, with adon
ing. Good pasturage, splendid irrigation, etc vii
lease once.
SPLENDID DRAyAGE BUSINESS in this city
FOR SALE.
Parts Of houses to rent IN all sections 0j
Honolulu. and outskirts; Money Ia ioa,
on fsf-ci0ss security; General office bus
iness transacted; Legal papers draWn
NILS collected, etc.
to7-m OFFICE. ~ Merchant st
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BORN.

Co'HAbr- At Olowalu, Maui, Aug g. to the wife Of
w. r. C0nradt, daughter
pEsitA In this city. Sept. g, to the wife Of G. D.
Desha, daughter
JACKSON In this CITY, Sept rs. to The wife q G.. f. g.
Jackson, n. l.. K n. a son. English and Australian
paper. nlea.e annN.
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II is under the auspices OF Walter Murray
Gibson tina, the King is now preparing to re-
ceive his Crown. Ills Majesty is expecting to
borrow additional lustre for his throne by re-
ceiving Crown at the hands of this renegade
Mormon swindler. The grand ceremonies to
which the world is invited, are being engineered
bythis eminent knave This primatc, this Grand
Panjandarum of the Lat,er-day Saints ON
Hawaii is to boss the whole job, and all the
performers from the highest in the land down
to the spi,toon-bearers are to be puppets
manipulated by this aged fraud. Bah
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-09-16

pss as eanned frui, 80 bales hay. 3Is ks gram.
onions. cases and 40 SKIS POTATOES, 10 pkxs gro
ceres, bollss Co; 3oi ks grain. hay cutter W
Csssls Cooke; 400 pkss Aour, Lsnskan 4 Co; ,os
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uAwAIIAN FERNS
COMPLETE SETS

containing as species At Sss-es and Sssss each,
Par eon,siaig IS Il the smaller AMI spee<,
:. 49, AID 1Rss each Orders from abroad mas "
elsde poaAge. SIP And , cents respectively PER
Cash accompany all ofdef<-ezn Is IA u. s cur.
ssnes. F1 sals Al rHos. g. THRuAs Fou siIse,
<oe. io6F
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-09-16

THE cOLoNNADEi HAVE THE PLEAS
ufe d announcing that ! have opened ns~
Restaurant. at nannAkea strest, nsar the Fish
Market. and am prepared 70 furnish fiRsI- As
Bseakfas Dinner. supper o. Lunch. ali who iasos
With CALI a. intend tbs bili u Fare u the Solop
saads 70 inciade AL thai the market Affords am my
ovn ehisf cook. and can guarantee thai those who
.ies Beard 49, vssh; Siasis Nal. s5cts
II. MASON, lsae chief cook Al the ''Od Gomez. so<
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MARRIED.

SNtrE- RIcuARpsos- In this city sept -, at there's
idenoe Of the brides mother by the Rev .. Wallace,
g. W Smith to Miss n. f. Rrharison.
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SHIPPING.


Ilansa, Brit s. s., Saunders, I'm ST. Michaels Sept
Iehus, sim, Iaurenz, I'm. Hama and Molokai %
6. x. Bishop Berry, from Kauai ..,......... "
kilauea Hou, stm Sears, from KahuIui ..... 4"
I.kelke, sim, King, from Hilo .....t....... " 70
Maloo. sch, from Hakalau. o.. ...,........... 4
Sport on the Wave, Am. soop, Lee. I'm S. r.. " ~
lwalani, sim, Bates, I. kona Kau, Maalaea. "
Waimanalo, sim, Nelson. from Waimanlo . "
Waimau, sch, from Haiku. .,.....,.,........ "a
Liholiho sch, Koloa Observation-Disclosures. d"
Jennie, soh,, from Kauai Observation-Disclosures. A."
Anna, Am. sch, McCullooh, from $ F....... " "a
Kalo, Iiaw bk., Rothfus, from Bremen. ...... "
Waele, sch, from Mako ..,............. 4"
Haleakaa, Sch from Pepeekeo. .............
Nice Foo sch, from Koolau .....,..........
Manuokawai, sch, from Hanamaulu. ......... "
Mokoii. sim, McGregor from koolau. ...... "
Ehnkai, sch, from Waiaua ....,.........
Uama, sch,, from Hanalei. ................. "
Jennie, SCH from Kauai Observation-Disclosures.
Iehua, sim, from Hama and Molokoi ........ +"
kilauea Hon. s,m., from kahuui ........... 70
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$ SATURDAY PRESS
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IS. 1889.

All matter for the Saturday Press should b,
addressed to the +" SATURDAY PRESS
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Assignees' Notice.
A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO DAVID
IA Crowningber OF Makawao. Maui, tsanirup,,
hereby notified pay the Of such indebted
the Undersigned and that all persons having ia
their charge possession. any notes, mortgages on
other property Of said bankrupt. hereby notified 70
deliver the the undersigned, and that they will
he personally liable for neglect TO comply with this no
ticc-if they pay any monies, deliver any property
TO said David Cro~ningbers,
p. C. JosEs. Jr.,
JosEfH o. CARrss,
4dsag~sss ia sa~k,nsay Of Ms ksiats Of DaIla
C,vsDsi.xhsy.
Honolulu, Sept. 6, 1887, Io64
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r EMEMHER
When other boots and other shoes
Have not been wearing well,
And by the language that YOU use
LIS plain there's been sell
With worn solos, buckles off
And buttons too
lis shame
In such scene all We ask
And straps OF button too,
'Twould be a shame to see;
Then all ask that yon
May 20 and growl no more
But buy your boots and Shoes
Al GERTZs iI4 fon Stree, Store. si.qr
The Evening critic., 1882-10-31
Applications for Licenses.

Additional applications for liquor licenses
have been received as follows:
/. Ernest Angerer, 80 street northwest
D. Bryan, 121 Pennsylvania avenue north
west.
Gustave Droche, 1911 street northwest.
Martin Becker, 1892 Sixth street southwest.
Richard nj. Brlmmer, corner Eighth and L
streets northwest.
John M. Buckley, 1902 Twentieth street
northwest,
A. Campbell, 800 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast,
James ]. DAILY, 2s05 NJ street northwest.
Arthur Flynn, 1105 @ street northwest.
Michael Flynn, 1OO1 X street northeast.
II. T.. Fugitt, 1904 High street Georgetown.
Louis Gachet, 1d21 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest.
Maurice Hartnott ooe Pennsylvania avenue
northwest.
W. d. johnson, 521 Ninth street northwest.
X. William Knoblock, 927 street north
west.
Michael r.. Lcahy, d15 Third street south.
west.
William II. Lee, 1s street northwest.
Bernard Mullen, 273S Pennsylvania avenue
northwest.
Luther NJ. Cornwall, 1901 Maryland avenue
southwest.
Frank P. Mulloy, Col Maryland avenue
southwest.
James MCGEE, 101 Ninth street northwest.
Thomas Mcmahon, Dol ID street northwest.
Felix shannahan, 1000 Tenth and q streets
northwest
Michael scanlon, 113 and 415 Ninth street
northwest.
Alfred wandell, so7 North Capitol street
northeast.
John White, s17 N street northwest.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-31

worth while to say that IL has not particle
Of foundation. From tho beginning of the
present management of The CRITIC to the
present writing there has not been one word
or syllable of disagreement between any per-
sons engaged in its conduct, or between its
managers and any person who may have
aided or backed them financially or bo-
tween the editor or any of his STAFF on any
Subject whatsoever.
In short, the story set anoat by the Gin
cinnati Commercial, as aforesaid, Is u lie,
without the slightest pretext or the faintost
shadow of foundation in fact and tho per-
son who originated it is n liar whose mem
dacity lacks oven the merit of ingenuity.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-31
why Tax n patent Attorney =?

TO Me kdItor Qf TIE Erenin0 tfItIc'
First-why not tax lawyer, doctor, minis
ter, editor, author, professor, clerk, claim
agent and all occupations alike.
second-Tho United States Constitution for
bids unequal taxation.
Third-Patont attorneys cannot bo pro-
hibited from practice except by tho United
States. No municipal or local government can
interfere with the FREQ rights OF inventors and
their attorneys under tho patent law.
Fourth-Patcnt attorneys draw revenue
from the States and bring hundreds of thou.
sands OF dollars to invest hero in taxable
property, and It is bad policy to drive them
out.
Fifth-Smith, OF New York, ana Jones, OF
Chicago, come here and do three. e.fourths OF all
patent business and pay no tax.
SiXth-Several cases have been made up In
court and dropped by tho District Government
because the tax is unconstitutional. Yet here
como moro rifr.raff dcfaming honorable men.
DANIEL BREED,
patapt Attnrnay
The Evening critic., 1882-10-31
If IT'S Sauce for the Goose, IL ShouId
be saucc for the Gauder, Also.

10 TIE Editor Of The Ecenin0 critic:
If Frank Ward is TO bo mandamusod or In
junctlonod for rattllng his mllk-tAns occa-
sionally, what should be done with the street
car companies and their informal Ilngllng and
Naturalization OF bells ut all hours of the
day and night? Thousands OF our citizcns
have their rest broken seven nights In the
week and nfty-two weeks In the year by these
useless bells, but nobody thinks OF interfering
with them. Useless, because by day person
night tho car light enables him to do the
same. only those who have the misfortune to
live on street.car line can begin to compre-
hend tho magnitude OF this nuisance. IL tho
nilk-cans have TO go, say lot tho car'bell5 go
with them, and that In n hurry, too.
Query; Is II not Just possible that opposl-
tion milk splnshers are at tho bottom OF this
raid on Ward2 INTERROGATION.
N. .D.-As Ward is about tho only live man
Washington has, let's kill him on, anyhow.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-31
Grand Jury Work.

Tho Grand Jury this morning brought In In.
dictments against tho following parties;
william Bright, alias John Robinson, VIII.
lam Robinson and George Tenney, house
breaking In day.
William Slmms, same charge,
oslo Lewis, second o1ense petit larceny.
Robert Parker, alias Black, James Smith,
James Waters, sandy Gibson and Thos. Baird,
each second otfense petit larceny.
Maria Lewis, Samuel Grlflln and Louis Diggs,
each houeebreaKing In day.
VIM. II. Peck and Felix Wilson, each second
onense petit larcency,
Cornelius Courtney and Horny Johnson,
oach housebreaking at night.
Presented-Benlamin L, Prltchard for for.
gerry, four cases; BENJAMIN Bryan, assault
with intent 10 Kill Henrietta Bryan.
Diemissed-Milton Mundy, charged with ro.
celYlng etOlen goods.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-31

THE editor of the Cincinnati Commercial
displays unnecessary zeal in amplifying
and embellishing story lately put aaoa.
by his Washington correspondent, to the
effect that there has been serious dis
agreement in the office of The WASHING.
TON Critic"
The correspondent, doubtless recollecting
Voltaire's advice to LIARS" avoided de.
tails. He did not specify the nature Of tho
disagreement" He did not even identify
the persons in " the Office" who had "dis-
agreed" But his story, as amplifed and
embellished by the editor Of the Com
m1eial, Is on Its travels, and it may bc
The Evening critic., 1882-10-31
The woman's Labor League.
GEORGETOWN, Oct. %, l

VOV' -Ci
TO he Editor of The EreRing critic:
Ibeg TO call tho attention OF generous pub
lie, by, the means OF your valuable paper, to an
Institution that Is now being established In
their midst for tho relief of respectable WORK.
ing women. The institution Is known MS tho
Women's Labor League. Words are insult
cient to express Its worth, and you have TO un-
derstand tho motives which actuato tho noble
heart OF the devoted president and her genor-
Gus assistants before you can appreciate tho
real good that is being done by this band of
noble women. I hope l Will live to sec their
efforts crowned with success.
A WORKING WOMAN
The Evening critic., 1882-10-31
THE IRISH QUESTION. BY Professor DAVID

BENNLIT kTNti, OF LII FuytIlD UOIItBt,
Professor King enjoys high reput ltion as
an authority upon all phases OF the Irish
Question. Having spent the past two sum
mers In Ireland he speaks from knowledge. OBJ
tanned at lrst hand, and which cannot fail TO
be interesting and Instructive TO all who wish
TO know more OF tho actual condition OF Ireland
and It's relations 10 England. Charles Scrib
ners Sons publishers; for sale by William.Bal-
lantyne x Son.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-31
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

National Thcatrc-Dalys Company In
"Mankind."
Ford's Opera House-Hayorly' Masto-
don Minstrols.
Theatre Comique-yarlcty and tho
lgNepronnucorn
The Evening critic., 1882-10-31
Large DniIx Regents

OF the latest styles and most approved kinds
ladies, gentlemen's, misses and childrens
footwear. Hand'sewed shoes n specially, at
the popular shoehouse OF II, s, Gartrell, 900
Seventh street, corner of l.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-31
You VIII Find

northwest, all kinds OF cages, also canarios,
gold iinches, parrakoots, love birds, cardinals,
nOeklng birds, seeds, bathg, perches, elc.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-31
A western Opinion.

Clhclnnhu Enquirer.
We hear great deal about the Department
Of Justice, Notwithstanding the suspicion that
II 10 q myth,
The Evening critic., 1882-10-31
ST. NIoHoLAs. bound volumes from Novem-

ST. NICHOLAS. Bound volumes from Novem-
bor, 1881, 10 October, 1882.
These are handsomely and substantially
bound copies OF this charming magazine tor
publishers; for sale by Robert Beall.
THE CENTURY. Bound volume from May to
October, 1882.
A we'll bound copy of this popular magazine
for the period named. Charles Scribner's Sons
publishers; for sale by Robert Beall.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-31
CUPID, NJ. D.; a STORY. BY AUGUSTUS M.

There is both originality and strength In this
story. Particularly has Mr.. Swift displayed
power In the description Of Blakes struggle
with opium. The book will undoubtedly meet
with decided success. Charles Scribner's
Sons publishers for sale by William Bal.
lantyne & Son,
The Evening critic., 1882-10-31
sMINroN,sA ARMY or THE POTOMAC. A crl

icai history of operations in Virginia, Mary.
land and Pennsylvania from tho commence
ment TO the close OF tho war, 1S61-'65. By
WILLIAM SwINToS. new and revised edi-
tion, with additions.
This Is new and revised edition by the
author OF the standard history of the opera-
tions OF the Army OF the Potomac. The book Is
supplied with accurate maps of the scenes of
operation and steel plates OF tho commanding
generals. Charles Scribner's Sons publishers;
for sale by William Ballantync n Son.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-31
FREE ADVERTISING.

Advertisements under he head OF !" Situations
Wanted " tUfu hereafter be inserted IN THE EVEN
INu CRITIC three times FREE. IPo inUho az
tcfshinp situations 10 dudt themsotrcs Of ms orcr
dnsiCors dirccted IN care oJ CRITIC Ogicc loN re-
ceiUc cnrCfuL attention. business advertisements
three tines three hmesJor % cents.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-31
BOOIx Notices.
CoREA, THE !

CoREA, THE HERMIT NATION. by WILLIAM
ELLIOTT GRIFFIs, author OF 'rhc Mikado's
Empire" and late OF tho Imperial Univcr-
sity OF Toxic, Japan.
Corea 10 ono of the least known, and there-
This is the nrst attempt to treat the country
and Its people in systematic and serious
manner. The work Is well done and has been
brought down to the present time, including
the recent revolution. The book Is well sup.
piled with maps and illustrations. Charles
Scribnors Sons publishers; for sale by Will
lam Dallantync & Son.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-31
ron EXCHANGE.

~r NTEn-,ra exchange new stoves for old
w onea at Butler'B Stove Exchange, cor. OH
and X Smokey chmneys cured or no pay; stny.s5 stsnyss55
The Evening critic., 1882-10-31
MONEY TO LOAN.

TINHE BEST WAY TO BUY HOMES AND TO
pay or mortgages Is In the
EQUITABLE q. II. ASSOCIATION,
For saving and advancing money. Lowest rates
expenses. Information, etc., furnished by
JOHN JOY EDISON, Secretary,
sp9 OH II street northwest
The Evening critic., 1882-10-31

w TI- vEBREIOFF,
Dealey in wall Papern. Window Shades Picture
Frames, Picture, dc; c,,,u,vaw
ol0 BEVENTH sTRhhV NolcTh het'
The Evening critic., 1882-10-31
FOR SALEjMiscehaneous

1NoR sALE-AT SACRIFICE FOR CASH
IL magnificent rosewood case plano; carved legs
and Tyre cost, six months ago, 1850; will sell for
city. 1l30 10th ST. N. W. oc3l-0tt
TNOR SALE--A NEAT AND SERVICEABLE
II turnout, consisting OF horse, buggy coupalette
and two sets of harness to matchi articles first
class and terms reasonable Apply at Critic olice.
oclg-tf
The Evening critic., 1882-10-31

FADELEX 81 BRO
422-2I Eighth Street, bet ID and II n. W.
Cloae (arriaeea for weddings, Calln and Recep
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WANTED-KeLp-EemaIe.

Advertisements Of Three lines under this head
inserted three times for % cents.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-31
LIVERY STABLES.

A. b. KEYES. J. u. SMITH.
Close Carriages for Weddings, Calls and lKecep
Hotel Stables. corner Nth and " sts.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-31
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-To BUY LAND SCRIP.
Additional Homestead Claims,
Sioux Halbreed Scrip,
Potterfeld Warrants,
Valentine Scrip, -. a.
Bounty Land Warrants, &c.
All OF the above Land Scrlps for sale, ADDRESS
or call on W. O. Hill, room l6, 81. Cloud Bnllding,
washington, ID. ". luzi-al9
The Evening critic., 1882-10-31

VXTANTED-A YOUNG GIRL WANTS A
w good home in II family where she can
make herself useful Address L. L., Critic office.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-31

"ANTED-A SITUATION AS HOUSE
w keeper; will give music lessons to begin
ners In the family without extra charge; terms
reasonable. Address Mrs A. j., Critic Office. oc3D
The Evening critic., 1882-10-31

VNoR sALE-BARGAINS; SMALL HOUSES;
IL buyers TO call and sec us before purchasing.
Danenhower & Son, 1912 f st. n. W. oclttf
The Evening critic., 1882-10-31

VUANTED-A YOUNG MAN ATTENDING
wv Columbia Law College and having spare
otherwise; will work we'll. cheap and quick. Ad-
dress Business. Critic office. oc2S-3t%
The Evening critic., 1882-10-31

"ANTED-BY AN INTELLIGENT coll
w ored woman, OF good character. n gentle
mans washing and ironing. Please address Emily
Stuart Critic .OfiiCe. OC30
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UTANTED-A NEAT. TIDY AND RE-
w spectacle coored girl wants n situation In
n good family as a nurae or chambermaid. Please
apply or address to ODD II st. g. W. oc3D
The Evening critic., 1882-10-31

WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A POSI-
regard TO law or claims &C.; will work we'll; viii
make himself generally useful; wages not less
than s3 per week; best of references. Address b.
O., Critic office, Oc3O
The Evening critic., 1882-10-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wv ANTED-BY A SEA MISTRESS, SEWING
w by the week; understands cutting and Mt
ting. Address Seamstrcss, Critic office. oc3i
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, a STU
alton at anything where he can earn suiiicl-
city references any one having anything tn do
will confer favor by addressing Edd, Critic Office
Oc3i
The Evening critic., 1882-10-31
FOR RENT-Msceiianeous
FOR SALE-Houses.

INOR BALE-A NINE,KUUM HUUSE, IJJJ
II 9th st. n. W., on easy terms: apply ON prem
ises also, n vacant lot on U ST.. between 18th and
18th ss.; south 'front.' running back to thirty loot
alley. Oc}0 -3ts
TNOR SALE-CHEAP-PRICE $3.50 EACH;
IL two eIght-room brick houses, northwest; all
mod. i'm; no basement facing south; hrst-class
neighborhood. Danenhower u Son, l2l2 Il 81,
Oc27-1m
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16

They were sitting m the shadow of the honcysuckle> through which the sinking sun was pecplng al them with face as rcd as II II had rus; emerged from brick kiln And you will take me to Europe on out wedding tour. dArllng. she said. toying fondll with one of his SuSpender buttons that had broken loose and fallen ln,o her lap. \ NcrN >crIou> iook stole over his ceuntenancc. and for some mo- mcnis he was silent, Finally he chokcd back ari,ing sigh and sad. Ne. dearH 1, we'll stuck to the dry land never could hold ;, basin under ,l woman'> chin for ten days and lose her af,erward
 6,octirn Ea<i it.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16
Professional Asperities.
I,- Mcr,li

Lawyers and doctors. when they en- counter each other Tn a court of justice. usually engage in q verbal game of ..ti,. tat. too" \ New Ierk lawyer. who was cross-examining Dr. Warren. declared that doctor ought to be able to give an opinion of a disease without making mis- takes
 "Doetors make fewer mistakes than the lawyers. responded the physician.
 That's not so" said the counselor: ''but doctors mistakes are buried six feet under the ground; lawyers are not.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16

l. i. now tha, the :" old war horse is waited upon oy the farmer. ,o deliver ora ,ions on hogs and pumpkins al the ooun- try fairs in the tall. and they accept un- der the impression that they will receive the forthcoming nomination fer governor and the agricultural support in the cam paign.-Pgek.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16

Ius; abou, this time the lourneyman barber of Afrlcar descent throws aside his razor and hies to the seaside hotel as q waiter. The nrs, day al the table he whisks the napkin around your neck and s,ar,les the dining-room by elacula,ing. Hair cut or shave ?" It's force of habit. -Phiiad<leiIa Baiiean.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16

No. but they are hung as many feet above the ground" The advantage was with the doctor.
 When dispu,ing AS ,o.the comparative methods of thctF profession. Sir Henry Holland said to Bobus smith,, eN-advo- cate general:
 You must admit that your profession does moi make angels of men.
 The lawyer replied: There you have the best Il; yours certainly gIHes taefa the best chance
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16
nnAuA

The wholesale grocen house of John F. Geyer X Co. deserves the popularity Il has gained. For years this house has been prominen, Us ,he leader oi the wholesale grocery trade in ArkanSaw. S, Louis bills. with ireigh, added. are duplic ated q, this house. and country merchants save money by placing their orders with John F.. Geyer X Co
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16

\ gentleman admircs a charming Uo- man over whose head the swarm> oi seven teen-ycar loousts have passed al lea>, thrice. ~ But. l say. says one of his friends. shes ven charming. know : still. you must admit that she swrinkled." " = Nrnkled :" echoes the chNalrous lover. = No, SIT There may be the ,ndclible lm- presson of a smile upon her iaec here and there bui that Is all Fv!S Pyisf
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16

\ pheasant f1reo e,'antsman on a train the other day politely asked stylish and naughty lady question. and. she an swcred him with only a frozen -arc. l, staggered him for a minute then he turned and went back ,o his partner aeros> the eat and whispere,i:: ''I >ay Blll. what's II. thought Il wd> d lady. N0Iai= M IS n,.i ssala tk.i .hltcr,. md inc feathers don't always make the best fowls =<hnhcnsii Herald