The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06
VOL. I. NO. 10.
LIMNINGS.

LIMNINGs.
 The dog days .re IT, daab; intended .o yeny the old adage ;hA; every dos has his day.
 As i, is likely ,h4; H2rcoek Will bc a candidate for president, the waking cane trade IS improving.
 A writer in the I4i,taa'. A..;.s respect fully subserbes himself = slippep S,n. l, will. no doubt surprise the para graph CTS to learn that Mir Tilden has become humorist-
 Socrates may haee died ike i ph.la>e- pher but the slbscflpyoa ..s: df inc .tk- KASs.w TRAyftEk is lnefeas.Hs @l;h wonderful rap'di,y.
 P.T. Rarnum h., lust arrired n the oi,y of Rome I; :, s4id ,ha, ;hc altee; of his visi, IS ;o presailepen he Pope not; 10 pay any attention te Fd~1n Ge~ e> af the Cleveland fs,sfer.
 An associated press dispatch savs tia: the ho, weather has saecceded II kiliine a bad boy in New YeFk bl; 'he Ftal1le Nho have too oftcn been imposed upon. are slow n believing sGeh eNtsSeratEon.
 The governor of Ms .ppi. sa an a -.rii- cultural speech recently. sad ,ha, 6e ne>- CT had better ffien. than ;he mule Il hare worked 9ith mules 4l ny hfc. Yes sir when the sablce; .f ;he ma,c comes up. I'm there.
 The New York ->aa ads.ses ,he youn. ladies of Colorado ,o smoke ,ha, i> fl they smoke long stem pipes w.,hee, se- crecy. The advice of the (ae .> by no means inftllble. ro ,h.s fart sevcsal presidential candidates ean attest.
 An Arkansaw editor. r fe;itns frasa the editorial con're! oi a nce,tapcr. sad :: II, is with fee.in: .; sadness ;hA; VI  retire from the 4e;ire control of IL pA- per. bu, We le.,se or jograd wi,h gen ,leman who s atlcs :bai. we are f.nanc.- ally. to handle t. Ths gentleman : wel known in this community. He < the sheriff.
 syleanus Cobb < >,ilI ;he he; ;l.r..:e of the New York krdSty Ills complete works would make collection of yelumcs larger than ! de;ailcd 'his,o-y of the world His nex, s,ory wi, De Cap; Higglefoo;'s love or the gras hair ,hat gre, en i var" l, will he full of Mir Cobb's characteristic thrill and will no doub; add ,-ca;l! b hi> reputation.
 English humons,s are skillful. They have such a refined way of oonoealing their jokes. 4 paragraph from 'he Lon don Punch was recently used IT an Ar kansaw funeral or.uon. and after the ser vices mourner approached ,he minister and said "Tha, was solemn and beti,- ting sentiment you expressed. But do not think ,ha, i, is quite original. dimly remember reading II n FoN's book of martyrs
 ~Al,tsagh there are scattered tA-ougt ,he land many persons. am Sorrs 10 sas. unable 10 pay for n-sSpaprr. have nrSer aeard of anybody unable te edit one. sad charles Dudley Warner But NJ W.rnc- ls- %rong A-kz .fs not believe he is able 10 edt ne~> >paVers He died yesterday s-AsSA>sAw Is.yEIEs
 An. and you kaos his pos. mo-tcn vi-~s of journalism the next morning. W-,l. ~~ Gou'i envy you. The nights are hog enough for 4s Aere.-.Ne-r lsrs E.~. :ie! Hstiss-, issr-s
 Yes, your nights are warm enough. a, least in the opinion of the man above re- fezred to, who. shortly after dying. ;ele- graphed to ,hA, effect from New York. A Philadelphia aas written book ah,e. deals with ihe legends of iin- uaeu irc and food and snow and c- fell on tte earth and destroyed all the inhabitants but man and a woman. W z don ' remember ihe tune sarseif. bu; 10 doubt he ezrly s!cs of the Hersl5 contain ] fGa account of the calsSt-o. phe. 1, was eciic-d luck. ior :h- man ,h4; woman wa. saved he ~oait .asc been obliged 10 scs or als o~n uoE.er buttons  and ge; up first ID the morning and make the ares. and go 10 Haarke,-.fsrrlf-ssrE HSrsA4 A gentleman n Little Rock has back number of the fitya!d IT which there ls an interview with Maggie Mitchell n r-- gard to the oalami,ies- Mitchell says "ies. ! was very much frightened, Twas cn my way from the thea,er when a piece ~[ L / f How old arc you:~ asked ,he reporter. leaving the subseci of ice and sno~. Really you mus, no, ask replied the actress For twenty years the newspa- l pezs have been trying 10 learn my age, eut won; ,eil then."