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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-19
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i ON and after July !. so,

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED sTAI - NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NewYork via Desurosses and Cortndt Streets
Harrisburg P1tsOurg the West and south with Pullman
aee c s6 alia 1e Of 4ct G nap Smoking and sleep
ing Cars at a IA every day = ~ cor-, and Erie At
p connecting At Cory for 11tusyie Petroleum Cen
Baii@ore anu the south ~ limited washns'q on
Express" OF Pullman Parr Cars dAy exeept lond 10
a a., J. $40 and 9 :. m, and II nii
For city with through car p NJ e5ceP5
Kahway and AmDoy JSO anu $40 4 H., ~ noon D.
Tom Ri1er. VIA seaside PARK ~ m. and p m.
Jersey CITY, anorng speedy and erect transfer for Brook
Trains arrive From Ptsburg 600 and ll2o m 7sO and
ig4o D. m aaay t9 r9H and I0.3S d M a sundsv 3D. eS5
ooO d. N 49,. ~ -, Prom Baltimore 20 % N: on sun
DAYS 5;;5 p m From Philadelphia 800 go $50 e:So
$50 $40, 1880, lao m 10 z, 80 9:5 81 20 a5
So go, i y 'i NJ. 6so $50 io:5o
10 PHILADELPHIA.
THE o1D.EsrABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY, TEEEEliIP}A,Tnsr 4S SD,
2IN NETWORK.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Enre.s Trans leave NewYork Desbrosses and cort
landt streets Ferries a. follows; m a.3o34n46sz
and o D. M and II night sundays, 5:l5 aud 40 a in'
r4p r. Trans n IlaT " Ne oTE daily except sunday at 9O
m AND p. ~. running through wa Trenton az. N4hoe'
re 'n l Ia a. 30 7:3 s.2J, II a
Limited E1 6R SUNDAY 5o p Poi 5 SOB go & $50 M
.9o "a and X Leave Phia elphla, wa Caullen,
8 a m and 4:aJ m. daily except sunaAS; 49,, r,uo A..
Tie Onces SAG and - BinaINa ,a,. anS Tro,E
Of and COrtlandtsls az.
iyE Annex station loot of Fuonst BToSIyh S S' CIV
tms -I Ticket ONCE Barteryp place ,- -, ,..
~ Transfer Company VIII c-ul iof anu CHECK
baggage from hotels and residences- 7 u wooD
FRANK THOM5ON c.nsrsi pa.s,r A rent
General Manager. Del . -. eHS
= CRY RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY. "a - p foot t,ortiandt-,L
- - frs,rnt forwarded A. directed % any part
1.-THE world 49,, r,a,.~cu
90 c.vei for delivery All kinds Of tre.sh and mer-
ehandse 10 any part Of the eity 800. pr,,gu Am
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND kA'EH AMI
HAKBoR LIGHTERAGE .
Pct Of every description promptly hghteed 70 any P'n'
IN the harDOrat reasonable -ateA - ,,S ,.,, . -
sTEAMBoATs BABIES AND GROVES III ChAi|
TEX tOk EXCUKs ,-r,y
d aaers Jona a. sLar1n aad Erasrus CORNING 10, y "
a. - Pier Is y. Il @s9 y IL u~"'' ''
eAMSs'isradpOIIs EXPRESS co. between Newly DIX Add
Ncv.hAyen Care And dsDAtoA lA@I1oo al a. pa. ID
I Errlqn1 Tor D. l. * ". ~ L. 5'''~' - $3.50
70, ~ ~ "A aveu points East al Pier ,., Nu.. NJ
NORTH sHOIA- STATEN l5LA Z h1,t Taitsa ll-ss-
/ CESTRA Is dIPYAhD. Con nuni2Ad 49, Sss1s
aoniaaand boler snJpa everything AJS'lsA-~' "
construction All fspAif D. ''''''>
c,roNINGTON LINE FOR BOSIQN:. mt
/ - CONNECTING WITH Alt rOI ~ oi M Inc
Steamers MA RRAGANSETr aud siONtt "a y r. foot ot
daily leIcept sundAysl At p n LrOn r'o' d. "
Jay Ia bJ1'SS raeipa ticzet ooeS saieroons
secured at ocss westeou Express ~ Pm Avenue
| 207 3sl, S97 and AZ bro"a"S' -
| WI nd. Haf TIC Au.ul
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Gitp lorovertp Go Get.

\ FLOOR TO LET IN the new W.T. n aspl"nces
rs' a. 70 Al Rosest; the very best
"A ouH. IN, ,nro~es freight and passeoset ne very
nr r night and day aud TO any extent 'b steam Apply
hes light DEF ~ oRGF MI \ KO, II to q Nande"sV
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Sales bp Auction.

CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.-John G..
~ Lyst aucpioneer will sell at Public Auction on Wecnes-
dav July O. 1882 1880 No 3O2 East Ilth-sL IN
this ciry furniture and fixtures OF lager beer aoa Y
Of the gagee Dated July l, looZ ASdbhL r
FIICII Ally for MOrtgagee
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6itnallons Uanleo--Males.

a GENTLEMAN of nine years experience as
Aw CLERK. wishes situation clerk correspondent
axe either In Law office elsewhere can produce
Vtloe - - ~ - - $500
6AhIENDER.-By young man who thor
-. ytsLiy understands the business and willing
NJ o NJ interest % his employer furnish sfac
frs2s.n ssefehces Please Address, BOURBON, Box l3,
CVAChMAN and GROOM by an English
tSt1rss NO 70 angle, Protestant town country
sst Address. IL B., 243 LAst 45th-st. Caty.
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RcaI Gstale n)Inteo.

TED.-COuntry-s seat, 100 or more aCrts'
w near New.Yorx City, prefer Aew-HaVen hsaIIo~'-
rutland & WHITING. D Beekulah ST ----
yXTANTED.-FOr investment BUSINESS p l,ioc
erty below Canast; also wanted toHL io.s 1l s
for factory purposes. rutland WITHIN NJ QUA
msn-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-19

Jre Cream.
A FACT hoaioS oo, ,Ur ennAx
Is MADE PROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY 0"A
ALWAYS RICH DELIcIogs AND RELiASL-
TRY 1T
AND YOU WILL uSE NO ofhhn%
p.pors 800 ith-zva l.2Ss BroaIsS' ANN -
KsusYork 40 fulton-sI. Broo&lyR
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INVITE MOUNTAINS.
On and after MONDAY, June 20.
SPECIAL FAST EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN
with PaTlor Day Cara Will connect with the
PROVIDENCE LINE.
of steamers New-Y0rk leaving the steamer wharf
Providence at daily except sundays and running
through Worcester Fabyans and other White Noun
ta4n ponts without change
4. ". WILKINS, Genera Passenger Agent
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TOR THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

commencing 26 special through express train with
drawing will leave Grand central Depot ~ y y
H. a H. h. X daIy, except sundays. vi s:3a n arriving
early IN The evening Two hours eAlei tnan
ast season connecting Weis WiL tram Tor
Newport VI Quebec. ia draw rOofncars may
be engaged In advance D. 4. ticket Orlce IN Grand
Central Depot Or by aldr e,sng by NAL telegram
I. al I'M PSTEAD ti. T. A..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-19

DOCKAWAY BEACH. EVERY DAY.
WHITES REGULAR LINE MAJESTIC STEAMERS.
EXCURSION EXCEPT
REDUCED 80 CTS. ON
10 SUNDAY
The COLUMBIA GRAND REPUBLIC and AMERTCU9
will leave DAILY a. follows
Pier No g Jewels Wharf,
West 22dst West l0th-st. North River. brooklyn
a-lOa m g:l5a m. 9S0A IN 9l5A
lo.f6a m 1850 a N. lo:A5 a IN Hoo m.
.... ....-.-. l45 p 70.
las p N 200p N. 2:l5 m 80 D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-19

NEPTUNE HOUSE, Ocean Beach, Will he Ope
~ for summer bOarders middle Of June. No mosquito
beautiful rfves 30 yards Apply 10 Mrs SAND
Man. 80. ~ south l9thst, Philadelphia
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COOK. WASH and IRON.-By a neat, sober
~ woman q good plain cook nice laundress city OF
country, reference. 5Ol SHAVE.
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Ocean Steamers

BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and direct line 70 the south Of Franco
NE,WYORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECr
CHATEAU Leo VILE. T. 10 tons new Inuslly ny =
Travellers France spain AMI Italy Pyrenees, FSu
Nice &c will and expense by taxing Jlis hnA
Cabin (Lncluing $50 Steerage' 81 For paSsase
apply 70 porrr d, ,-cgp a. posvor q,
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COOK.-By a young woman as trst-claSs
~ COOK three years References city or country 55s
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wv SUMNER RESORT

~ $500 FELT ABOVE SEA LEVEL
SPRING MILLS HOUSE.
Spring NILS Centre Penn. terminus or the Lewis
burg Tyrone Rlt.
This house and newly furnished with everything
teading OF guests The air Is m
ylgurang perfectly from aria and particularly
The restoration o. heath 81 persons atlctd
with pulmonary complaints, maarla disorders AMI nay ever
pure and cold from living sprugS pienty OF
game cunning and hshng in season. winter ana sum
tourist aud families for
year by the celebrated penn caves SURPRISING any
the KIND known. sailing miles under gro M ana IN
auectng halls % great the table N pien.tuly
Piled milk fresh -etaDes and fruits IN la
thfuy prepared and tstefuly served Good aOng
accommodations
\ Inquiry as 70 rooms and board will be promptly
gNercd. GLOEbt b. NASAt fIOpuelot
OCEAN GROVE, y. J.-Spray View House,
~ directly opposite rooms all large, newly fur
nCht airy WIN AL the modern mprOV emens
Address Mrs. JOS. WHITE
OSBORNE HOUSE, Ocean Grove \. j., will
" reopen 24th OF June, so2 Has the coolest ocaton
boat for the use guests CHAs. i. HORROR
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CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By q
~ neat tidy girl who thoroughly understands her work
CITY country, bes reference. bO7 Othave 3Oh
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sltnatlons Uanteo--femaies.

CHAMBERMAID.-By a neat, tidy, active
yuung woman Protestant c,iamb rmad and 10 assist
Win Washing city reference; city country l62
" est 2Sth-st, Room :.
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fine ARTS.

VANTFD.-An experienced matrOn and
w honsekeeper III boarng school near the city
Address T. BOX II, Tribune ONCE
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01

Large editions of the ARKANsAw
TRAVELLER will be issued daily during the
Fair and distributed gratuitously to visit
ors. Every visitor to The ARKANsAw
TRAVELLER log cabin IN the Fair Grounds
will be presented with copy, and copy
will be mailed free to every subscriber to
The ARKANsAw TRAVELLER in the state
outside of the city. Advertisers cannot fail
to recognize this daily Fair edition as
the very best medium through which to
call the attention of the public to their
business. Much of the space in this
edition has already been secured. and as
only limited number Of advertisements
will be taken, it behooves advertisers to
select their space al once and get choice
of positions.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01

Cole x BOWS immense stores were
crowded all day Wednesday last and late
into the night. with visitors to their rcgu-
lar Fall opening. e No larger. richer, OF
more varied assortment of dry goods
laees. etc. was ever before displayed in
this city. A special feature this season is
the toy department. which is very com.
plete and contains some Of the most elee
gantly dressed and most ingcniously con-
structed dolls. ever invented to gladden.
the juvenile heart. Mr.. G. II. Cole has
Just returned from Eastern markets, and
for the past few weeks car loads of his pur-
ehases have arrived daily. Their stock
Is now the largest and best assorted in the
state, and they allow no competitors to
undcrsell them.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01

The handsoBcst sewing machines ever
brought 10 the city are those Just received
by Hiram Robbins from the Wheeler X
Wilson Manufacturing CO.. and designed
Ter has display IT our State Far The
ronwork Of the machines Is beautifully
bfon4cd. While the tables and cases are al
rare and expensive woods inlaid with
ebony and decorated With artistic skill
ana bright colors, These machines are
already awarded the cake and ii will no,
be surprising If they also take the pre-
MUM.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01
Shut Your Mouth.
Exchange !

y lovlal artist was painting some divine.
who felt it incumbent upon him to give
the painter Il moral lecture during one OF
his si,tIngs. Somewhat in awe of the ar
list. he began rather nerously; but as
the knigh; of the brush painted away with
cut any sign OF annoyance he gathered
courage as he proceeded. and finally adj
mlnistered 4 pretty good sermon. He
paused for reply. and confessed after
wards that he never felt 50 insgnlhoan,
in his life as when the artist. with that
urbane. but positive authority OF his pro-
fession, merely said " Turn Your head a
little to the right. and shut Your mouth
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01
OUR FAIR EXHIBIT.

During the Arkansaw State Fair, which
will be held in Little Rock, October 9th,
18th, 18th, 18TH, Goth and zIst, THE AR
kANsAw TRAVELLER will establish branch
Office upon the grounds in an elegant and
picturesque log cabin, fac smile Of that
at which the famous dialogue took place
between Col. SANDY" Faulkner and the
Arkansaw squatter.
No feature of interest will be omitted.
Pains have been taken to secure the iden-
teal ash hopper upon which the red
shirted son of the squatter sat until the
turn OF the tune reused him to activity
and terpsichorean efforts, and, if his
mother will allow him to come, the boy
himself will be present The 'coon-skin-
the very 'eoeTs-skkiiiHs which shed its fra
GRANGE upon the October air Of so many
years ago-will hold prominent situa-
ton against the logs of the cabin and un-
fold tale of more than historical inter-
est. The hddle-the same fiddle upon
which the squatter's bearded chin rested
while he ground out the opening strains
of the immortal tune-will be present and
will reproduce exactly every note.
The rifle and powdcr-horn. the gourd.
the sugar in the rag. the historical knives
that were good enough to sot any gen.
tiernaii's table will all be en- exhibition,
with such ear-marks of identity that the
mos, skcptical cannot fail to recognize
their genuneness-"the whole forming a
colossal aggregation greater than WAS ever
before witnessed"
THE ARKANSAw TRAVELLER. realizing
the fact that i, is expected to do especial
credit to itselfon this occasion, and reflect
more honor on its time-honored name.
will issue itself daily during the Fair and
distribute Itself gratuitously among visit
ors. Every visitor to the cabin--and it is
safe to say that every one who visits the
FAIR can not fail to visit an object of such
historical interest be presented with
4 copy of the DAILY ARKANSAw TRAv-
rLER. besides receiving. other delicate and
hospitable attentions. Our country SUBJ
soribers will not be forgotten. The daily
will be mailed to them without extra
charge.
Il was the intention of the propretors
of this paper. TO issue The Daily Fair
Edition in the interest of TIE ARKANsAw
TRAVELLER alone; but friends have adj
vlscd US how uncharitable such exclusion
would be. and to sustain our reputation
for philanthropy. we have reluctantly con-
sented to receive limited number of add
vertisemcnts from our most intimate
friends who are anxious to make them
selves and their wares known To the pub
lie through so valuable medium. Now
that we have made this announcement.
We presume there viii be rush for the
space not yet secured. An opportunity
Is seldom given advertisers TO so thor
oughly command the attention of the
public. and At So small an expense. and if
they fail to take immediate advantage of
il they are the losers.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01
An Editors Knife.
unidentified Exchange.

Here VIC have knife. 1t looks like a
saw. bu, i, is knife. |; belongs to an
editor. and is used for sharpening pencils
killing reaches. opening champagne bot
ties and cutting the hearts out ofbad men
who come into the office to whale the re-
porters. There is blood on the blade of
the knife. but the editor will calmly lick i;
of. and then the blade will be as clean
and bright as ever. The knife cost sew
enty cents. and was imported from Lon
don. Connecticut. lfyou are good. per
haps the editor will give it to YOU to Gu,
off the eats tail.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01

with prettily-shaped shoulders, .costrast.
ing with majority Of the French women,
whose shoulders are square, and who are
all verging toward plumpness, ifthey have
not already arrived there. Here is pretty
dress worn by An American Bodice OF
sulphur-colored surah, with chocolate
velvet cuffs, collar and basque, worn over
a cretonne with eream-colored ground,
strewed with roses and brown leaves. A
girl here wears white only. One of her
gowns is white silk. plated from waist to
foot, the bodice and overdress being OF
white lace-not founces, but lace in the
piece. Some ofthe toilets are even aggres-
sively simple.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01
The ARkASsAw TRAVELLER can be procured
wholesale at the following Wholesale news

The ARkASsAw TRAVELLER can be procured
Wholesale at the following wholesale news
depots:
Hm<yieas NeIeJ Company, New Kork,
Am<yi6aa NesgJ Co., Denpey, Colo,
G. Ranekey. kanta5 Cuy. No,
G. II. IFant. Omaha. Me-,
Am<yiean lNezeS Co., 81. Paki. Mnz.,
Baltimore NevJ Co., BaLtimoys, Nd,
CesfyGi Mesct Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Cincinnati .Nezrs Co., Cfsfisssfi, Otte,
Defyoit .Nescs Co.. Detroit. MieA.,
Montreal Ne,Vs Co., Montreal. Canada,
Newark NewJ Co., NrsSayk. ". j.,
N<w England NerpJ Co.. Bo5ton. Mat,
Ne.p Yoyk Neapt Co.. NrrD York,
PinssHEg Nrws Co.. Pinibnyg. Pa,
Rhode bland NescJ Co., Pyovid<n6s. n. L..
SGs Fyan6iseo NespJ Co. Sds FrGntije0, Cal +,
81. Lonis Meas Co.. 81. Loai5. Me-,
Toronto NfIDt Co, Niagara Fails, Ontario,
He5feyn NesoJ Co.. Chicago. H.,
Washington Nelo5 Co., HatAisgkon, d. G,
Nssu OrieasJ Ne1rI Co., Nesr OyieanJ, La,
And is sold by retail newsdealers every
shere.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01

Nath. Alderman. cor Fifth and Center
streets, has one of the best arranged and
cosiest bar-rooms m the city. Everything
is new, neat and clean, and nothing but
the best wines and liquors are dispensed
from the bar. Cigars. and chewing and
smoking tobaocos are also prominent fea-
lures of his trade. When in want of any
thing in his line. call on Nath.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01
Bachelor Ladies


Emily flitile sistcr\-"What = la-r-
family the sp nsters mus, be. | hear IN
church every sunday that some Of the m
are going to be married"
Frances (elder sis,erl-"O you little
stupid Don, you know wha, spinsters
arc. Bachelor ladies Of course"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01

The governor of Mississippi. in an az
ncultural speech recently, said that he
never had better friend than the mule
Il have worked with mules all my life.
Yes, sir. when the subject Of the mule
comes up, I'm there.r-ARKANsAw TR ,v-
ELER. But should the mules feet come
up-and such things have happened-he
is not likely to be there long = u dining
fan Mr. S0ulI
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01
Uncle Toms Cabin.

The only attraction at the Grand Opera
House during the past week was Rial's
Uncle Toms Cabin"-and that was a
questionable attraction. II was like
Hamlet" with Hamlet" eliminated.
- T he local columns of the dailies for
some time before the dates were filled.
contained numerous ten-cents-a-line as
surances that every feature Objectionable
to a southern audience had been care
fully eliminated from the play and that
the most heartless ex-ovcrseer could wit
ness the play..as eliminated" without an
outraged feeling.
This was partly true. He could not
feel the shadow Of resentment against the
troupe on account Of any ante-bcllum pas
sion that the incidents of the play nigh t
rekindle. Southern people are too sensi-
bic for that, and the day when Mrs. II.
b. Stoves affecting though overdrawn
story could no, be found in southern Ii
braries has long gone by. Vet. the ex-over2
seer, and. in fact, every one Of the audi
ence that witnessed !. Rails "Cnele Tom
have just cause for indignation. That
any play. and especially one claiming to
represent southern plantation life. should
be so cut. skeletonzed and tanned. rem
dering it pointless. disconnected and tire
some, and palmed off upon an unsuspect-
ing southern public as drama from
which all Objectionable features have
been carefully eliminated. is enough to
make not only the ex.overseer's but the
ex-slave's blood boil.
A little more elimination" gentlemen.
Eliminate" the play from the stage If
you can't make it more interesting.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01

Something awful will happen to the bad
boy whose sister Minnie was the Young
preachers sweetheart He pinned up a
piece of paper IN the parlor. and wrote
Minnie. Minnie. tickle the parson. on il
and then wanted IL know il she had seen
the handwriting on the wall. '-pehoi!
~
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01
As You Like II.
Hartford Jour-

Hartford Journal.
\ pilgram Quinine.
Now begin to look down the gun bar
rel.
The average young man prefers 10 beer
bibber.
The man who whistles. sees much and
tells little.
When We see Mrs. l.angtry, we can tell
what she can do.
Gin is an affec,ionaic drink because
there is kiss-in-gin.
John Russell Ioung will have Shang-
hal for his thanksgiving.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01

Wilson & Webb keep all the la,es,
styles of stationery. Their counters are
allied with all the popular magazines,
newspapers and periodicals, and they are
headquarters for blank books. writing
auids. etc.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01

ohm +. Gcyer < Co. wholesale grocers
and dealers in plantation supplies, are
doing an immense business. This is one
of our oldes, and most reliable firms. and
their trade. which extends over the entire
state. is an evidence that the people APP
preoiatc them. Their goods and their
prices
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01

Iemp's St Louis Lager Beer has won
its immense popularity solely on its mer-
its. Noneebut the purest and best ingre-
dicnts enter into its manufacture. and it
can be shipped any distance in any eli
mate without injury. Dealers who have
sold this beer will not have any other.
Henry Buerger is the .Arkansaw agent for
this popular beer and to him all orders
should be addressed.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01

Since Sarah Bernhardt's illness her hus-
band, VI. Damala. has been forced to
wear glasses. He dates the use of them
back 10 the morning when he tried 10
lace his shoe with his wife and sworc be-
cause one end of the string had split in
half The Bohemian
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01

Torrey's Varieties is one of the aitrac-
tons of Little Rock. They give as good
a variety performance as can be seen in
any city and are playing every night to
large houses. Special attractions during
the Fair.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01

Hot coffee oysters and sandwiches at
fllenbogen X Elkan's lunch counter
The bar IS supplied with the best liquors
and cigars. Cool beer always on tap.
Billiard and pool tables f9J the convent
encc of patrons.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01

The White House saloon and restau-
rant, ga East Markham ST.. supplies its
customers with the best of everything.
The bar dispenses fine liquors and cool
beer and the tables are supplied with the
best in the market.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01

The girls Of the ,>nngp Cline describe
this world as enc of hustle. toll and care.
We agree with thcm-the women have all
the hustle and the men have the toll and
care Cau,byidcc 7,ifane.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01

\ sweet little fellow from Bristol.
Has soul as transparent as crystal:
His body, alas.
Is laid under the grass.
Along With his harmless" toy pistol
=Ekes7d1eI FcIiT1V 7cHrr
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01

Two Arizona editors went yesterday to
Sonora to fight duel a, ten PAGES. One
or both of them may be killed. but there
will still be enough fools lef.-.MdGIe-
!oa'n Herald
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01

An eccentric waiter IN Toledo restaul
rant recently neglected several Times to
wait on the last man that came in. first,
but as it was clearly an oversight. he has
not been discharged 7oLeio SATURDAY
iMeyifaH.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01

A hclpwash the-dishes Young girl.
y roll p-hcr sleeves youns glr.
showing her arm
Can do her no harm
md the boys like this Kind OF i girl.
oil ny Bii..sr.i
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01
FAIR Americans Abroad.

The Americans here dress trcmend-
eusly. Most OF the girls are very stylish.
and carry of any amount OF decoration.
As rule. they have very slight 6gnrcs.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01

The tables of the Southern Palace. 4oS
Main ST., are the best supplied in the city.
When you want hrst-class meal call at
Southern Palace.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01

Fer s-.1a.!.s5. >l.....s, o..>..Ss. blankets.
and all kinds of horse clothing. go to X.
Henwood. ,Io E Markham.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01

Mic Kupferle is wholesale agent for
West India Bitters, Conrad's Budweiser.
and Wener's Extra Dry Champagne.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01

II thin Ingalls,. of Kansas. is the pccolo
of politics, David Davis must be the from
bone.-.Ncr York /adgf.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01

. The extreme of patience: Waiting while
suffering man gets through the word p
p-p-p-pre-p-p-p-p-po s-s-s-s-s-s-s-t-t-t-,-t
terous.-/ huge.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01

II is wonder that the old play entitled
Home isn't revived. Noplays like Home
you know Cincinnati .>atnyidv Night