The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-09-03

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 And is sold by retail ne~sdralers every where.
 See the three spots advertisement.
 Dudley F.. Jones. corn and wheat mills.
 When ntle goes oil II | shot gun. Ghtsgosc YFmrt.
 Bailey X Eakin,s 'Idcal' IS the best flour III ;he market.
 The wages oi sin are usually abou, slo and costs HieomiNs ton kic
 Trunks and valises. al sizes and Ill pnoes, a, the factory. 4I5 Man street,
 The best tius. to go fishing k when there IS amaokerel sky. ke,esK Coyir,
 For confectionery. fruit and soda-wa,er. go to the Southern Palace. JOS Main street.
 The path ofglory in Egypt at the pre- sen, time seems to be the to~-path. -Et- than.te.
 Richard Henwood. 2Io East Markham street. makes the finest buggy harness sold h the city.
 lightning struck l brewery in Mlwau- kee the other night. and made everything hop. Ha7cktre.
 See Engstroum X Fraser. 70, w. Mark ham St. before leaving your measure elsewhere for a stii;
 Arc lawyers aft.ud to risk their opin- ions by maie They invariably express them Koasyn .f,to.
 Peruvian Bark Bltters, the great tonic. pu, up and for sale a, \. lungkind's drug store. 7rl Main St.
 II like your cheek :" K whr the de- lighted lover sad to the possessor of his affections. -Et6hange
 Before leaving the city have your trunks repaired at the factory. 4I5 Main street. J. W. @aiidad ptoplctot
 IL k time that some one set himself to prove that Arahi Bcy N.ls .ti. Ohio man,- Cin6;rnah .TatHt4er AiShk
 For saddles. collars. brides. blankets. and all kinds of horse clothing. 20 To K. Henwood. ,lo F. Markham
 The speaker df the house IS generally known as the ehalr so called because he IS sat down on sa often E-s. h.iRse. e.
 Mic kupferle Is wholesale agcn, for West India Blt,ers. Conrad's B9dweiser. and Werner's Extra Dry Champagne.
 No man ,ha, ever lived can clinCh an argument wiihou, tive,ine his opponents attention .iH.f,fet9 .fnseyieaH Ouern.
 Whenever X Darragh. cor. Commerce and Markham Sts.. are headquarters for grain. hay. flour. lime. cement. plaster. shingles. etc.
 Ii is obsen able that several church con ventionS al Saratoga some how happen ,o get there the week of the grea, r.ces.- Boston Posf
 The tables of the southern Palace. JOS Main St.. are the beS, supplied in thegcity. When you want tirSt-Class meal call a, Southern Palace.
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 Wines, liquors. tobaocos. grain and grass seeds. staple and fancy groceries. and plantation supplies of all kinds. whole sale and retail. at N. <. Huu's. slo Main street.
 The White House saloon and restau- rant. s,l F. Markham St. K one of the most pleasant resorts in the city. The tables are llberally supplied. and the bar dispenses the best liquors.
 Chinoline is the very latest remedy for dip,hcria. It was invented by a Chicago book agent and poet in partnership: and It may also be used as rhyme ,o crino- iine and combined ,oothpiek and sad Hon.-Ps,k.
 Fletcher, Hall X Co. cotton buyers and dealers in general merchandise, corner fourth and Main streets. carry in stock everything-dry goods. groceries. boots and shoes. farming implements. bagginy and ties, etc. etc.
 A correspondent, asks: -Was Cleo patra fair: Yes: in her dealings she was perfectly tair-ARKANSaw TRAvEiRR. Likewise she was fat and forty; and when she sat down on Mr. Mark Anthony. she made terrible mash cf him.-.lryIaey, RNoydev.