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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-18
DresSmahina.
Eesal Notices.


CUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
- OF NEW.YORK.-IRA BURSLEY plaintiff, against
WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM JOHNSON and JOHN DOE
ouay 40 their real names unknown
doing busincs u,ier the OF Johnston and Com
pany at Annoy, China, Defendants
10 iAc above named def cndants -
hereby summoned TO answer lhe eoihpant "a u
attorney within twenty days after the service OF this
,nons clSve the service and IN OF fa
ure 10 appear Judgment viii be taken aganstyou
nv default for the relief demanded IN tho complaint
Dated New. York CITY, Apnl H. 1882.
GEORGE H.. FORSTER. plaintiffs attorney.
poa. Oce and Office address No So alsL Now City
no the above named defendants and each OF them;
The foregoing summons IL served upon by publication
order OF the Hon Z. Barrett Of
the of the supreme Court OF the state OF York.
dated the day Of April, 1882 and ncd with tho
plant In office Of he Clerk Of the City aud County Of
Kew. York, at the city of NewYOrk.
GEORGE Ii. FORSTER, plaintiffs attorney.
Apr20 law6wTb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-18

FRENCH, German and Spanish conversation,
literature and thorough grammatical instruction by Pro
fessor U H. WUNDERMAN. % W. 5Istst summer terms
Each language taught with pure pronunciation
EVISS GRINNELLS French and English
vi Boarding Day school for Young Ladies and Child
dren has removed IRON 81 +. 5ithst. to SO T. 55th-s
MRS. CHAPMAN'S English and French
vi Young Ladies' and Children reopen Septen-
81 at 81 West @7thst separate class Tor limited num-
Der of boys. send for circular
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The nsrcentages we're: Michigan Central IL 40; hsss
shore 30 40; Fors Wayne, 1850 ran hanhi' ''''' "
mere ami ohio, $50 Grand Trunk. $40
One day in the stock market now Is ike ano'''''
Midsummer dulness, unlike summer weather N.
come earlier than usual and whether or not IL "a.
come to stay is tho question that is vexms .%
minds of such operators as are leit IN '~
Geld. Daily there are moro SNORT ''"
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Art Schools-Cit

Art Schools-CitY.
MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER
WI will receive pupils in PAINTING Landscape, flowers,
stlife. and decOration). at her studio. The Bella
No 26thst, 4th-ave, commencing OCT ~
References: Mr.. D. Huntington, MI VIM Hart MI James
NJ. Mr.. a. +. Bellows
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Tnstruction.
For YOUNG Ladies-Countrv.

For YOUNG Ladies-Countrv-
DORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE1Lo-
rev ' WfGi lf' G BowEN A. NJ BOrdoncwn n
CLASSICAL AND HOME INSTITUTE for
AIRY IVY ~ %;. a4a,S.a ro6 nS
eIceIienttabIe terms moderate Reopens Sept II, 81
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
opens sept IS fSI'o and Heading r 20
mes sa TO 1dos Tone Home eo@or parental discipline
and thorough work elegant buildings and all
TaF address GEO G. BUTLlR A. NJ Pin
HOME INSTITUTE for young ladies, Tary-
- town n Vi home Mess care Sor %EEfG GSpI% n s%
Miss Montfort's school for young ladies, Grove
H Hall NewHaven. Ct Eighth year begins Sept 20
MRS. S. L. CADY'S BOARDING SCHOOL
ds1n for Yns
THE ELMS BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
FOR oE ses P5RTER RMIFFHs4 T Principals
w Aurora cayuga Lake Y Session begins September
l3 1882 send tor a catalogue ,,,, ?, >, ,,.o.,,ont
For Both Sexes-Country.
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for chill
I'D DREN-cOd spring Hudson n M =; A. BATES.
CLAVERACK COLLEGE and HUDSON
ORIvER INSTITUTE will have a summer school during
the long vacation. Address ALoNZO FLACK Ph.D Pres'L
HALF STUDY during the long summer va
SON pleasant summer Home iGr sen sa
For particulars terms address
W. II. BANNISrER, a. NJ, Principal
Miscellaneous.
EOREIGN TRAVEL.-A Yale graduate, for
several years past superintendent Of schools expc
euced in foreign act guide and compan
ion durnr two young persons IN tour
through Britain and upon the Continent Address
9 - L. -, Box 29S,
MOntclair. n. J.
DARENTS SEEKING SCHOOLS for their
Il CHILDREN will lind prospectuses OF the BIsI ether
IN city country. in - -..l... ,.,-,Dr
PfNCKSfY'S SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GUIDE.
designed To assist parents selecting sci O0S New edition
will be ready June. at Office FREE b mail &C. Tor posi-
age special catalogues of the best schools Furnished
GRATIS Information concerning schools freely gwen 10
81 XCk FS2S AGENCY for SCHOOLS ana TEACHERS,
Domestic Building broadway and lith-si, New York
rEIUE CONSERVATORY of ELOCUTlON.-
4S7 5th-avc Glasses and private instruction Address
Mrs ANNA RANDALL~DIEHL. Principal
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For Both Sexes-City.

rENHE MISSES PERINE, 3S East 7fth-st, will
Il reopen their Eu gisn and French Boarding and Day
schoofor Young Lles SepCe n1sr number OF resident
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTOy STOCKS
BOSTON. Wednesday, May IL. 1882.

CLOSING PRICES PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
ReDortsf by JOIN II. DAVIS & D., IL VII,.
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CLOSING PRICES or CILIFORNTi STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. "Wednesday. May II, 1852.
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Nh is AKABELTA NE II II z VI > UIINdIt
I'VE class for young ladies and children will reopen Wed
uesday October lS2 French under personal charge oil
Dr. LAMBERT SAUNECR X. Ghc number OF pupils beng
strictly limited it desirable that applications for admission
should be possible German kindergarten
FrOebel method connected with the class Class
No. ~ West 3sth.st.
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obstruction.

SUMMER SESSION begins June 10.
highest grade. whose threefold
Cud scrupulOusly followed To mould AT early
intellect OF youth by science the Will by obedience and
The feelings TciiqOn separating these three
requisites instruction, discpne rslsDa. While htng
every profession
Situated Washington IIeghs a5oIt ten miles mp 3
reached by the sixth Avenue Elevated RoadJ1
55tht are always in waiting or by tmey no.
meets Of
A more beautful and healthy place-On emnence
mandng the delightful attractive
roundngs found along the ar ned banks O t13
hudson Its buildings unusually hOmeiike .
There forty land attached TO H. salen ana Ia
tersected by oak groves afordng ample space LOT play
French, German and spanish spoken
APPLY FOR CATALOGUES
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
Madison-ave 4itl-st its for t1s 5cho)l OF Mines
Institute she HELD So a1 professions
Clnssesin and Mechanical DI3wng
A. COLINlt, Engineer Corps, US M ana professor AZ
Naval Academy.
University Grammar School, l, 4Sl Broadway,
1 near i2ist ttJtn gslc Primary Commercial and
Classical Departments II. NJ Ho1bS, W. L. Ak Principals
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For Young Ladies-City.

MISS s. l.. CHAPMAN.
IVA English French and German Boarding and Day SCHOOL,
(Fouerly Miss l. +. BcDedct's)
Removed asst 2d-st. to No. u West 4Sthst
1lorouCh Instructions Il departments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-18

ain Seepy Hollow Cemetery the of horcan and
,TcthorI aud near been laid the remains
lIIsners0n
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saLEs At 7HE MINING EXCHANGES

ACTUAL sALEs .-sHAREs SOLD.
Open High Low Final Am. Ny.
ing est. est EN. EA'
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Orean Cleaners

A NCIIOR LINE US. MAIL STEAMERS,
"A NETWORK AND GLASGOW.
From Pier No. 20. North River New-York, n IN
Circassa. 30 m. BOLIVIA ......June = . n IN
Furnc ssa. May q. y. IN Anch0na .....June H. noon
Rates OF passageto ..DovDro,v
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFASTOr LONDosDh. laval
Cabin f60to $50 Excursion tickets at reduced Iaie5
Second Cabin $40 Steerago outward SIS prcpain D.
For Book OF Tours in scotland" Rates Plans Va aPpy "
HENDERSON BROTH Frs, Agents Bowlng oIoeL
BORDEAUX LINE.
~ New direct line to the south OF France
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT
CHATEAU LEONILLE 1000 tOus (new) sat- May ~
Travellers for France spain aud italy, Pyrenees fau
Nice will time and expense by TAXI ng tns hne
Cabin including wine $50 Storage s24 For passage
FILE BoULANGER, 40 Beaverst
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04
Hones,. Bot No, Rsl.st,ls

+-aE-ss &etatE EasttfsE
 Aat iong sa.ee isds ,Aiied on Aoss Sthausnhetg is had f 4 "t9fcd ~tanan, ~hp had ftrnaesls tsree a sen ant At his houss ~ss honest she having g5yrn hlai as reference
 sle sss honest t,., henoat to sal' me, pal sis. saA nod fshsbis.
 ilgs, 'he ~afld etn lha' l,ef-
 E,fi tfr.- ,lss ! le-,et. .. s,ae t.5liaf p.H en ds B,ssf and tells Aaitlda to s~ccp do' ,.,.an tg' sbots' ~Ant tg ses ishe keey dot fah
 ..Weil dld sl,e lccp ,he lalls.
 ss &a.s -lss.i.ss- me dos pail hs1
 Iisf ls,,4ks scry tnaeh as 4 she as ts-' hAtss
 NJ ~sae sas nni rcl.siie tH df pail u, counterfeit ] Yes D hope shs dAtes da' p.il. A-.d den | @euid nesef have ,rald hrf dn tuentg dollafs o~cd her. ba, she's fssled rie py 5rings sg dsi p'll back ss ! e.naut ssa, she xas rfllaisle. bon mAt t4 sise ~ honest
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04
NtHtatN NJ 'h&

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 Ia.t Yeff sgz=siYgzzs' essz7aszs sn sasz nl= hs l.nf4ztfes .A=ssitsna v 'he Aai'i, 5a ha i#ac ee ieo Ntes.is-.ft4 ssz-ss} sst 5 -isaH 5sH tts ,tf5nt I hazsifasi a satr tzsen enssss.f.ese ttss 8EBy. q | the ', ,,Es.isI IetrIz r,sftd =. han isrFfstn5H. ;istz 1st Hl5sH is.' .si,.l a=sta he made h. as ai the hul. ..i tA,H7 .asafeal.s dia a4 sat s-t e'1stea fb, s'ltI hazns ot thFtf tsss.,z i55s altsf#i,f = sfse sft ssst iul= t..sss- tts,hsa kNse iasf> ..s feunts= alaa. t an, batils- E. sl.#.l the tasnsh aeft e4s
 .a.-.i .ss i4ts ti.t ss.sIai sl-as, thlF.aebs Qn- tr,tstvT,rtl. IifH tl3e ,'4,.'4 ssi gsrfits rz ra. naerii q, l., ltsa. ! Ne flsgcf uuf- .el3l> 'hr' ,.r sfs t tutuin'su- -sebes lss'pi'. nsst ..is ms t5 bsag aud i,ls,'sf- i,a' the ~ss
 n N his h sumo 5f asr nre sf,sFtrs t.,ls slr'a' the Atssss. Is eaa3sh tn make iie ie4dcis ashamed lf tLrmsei1ty tas g elsaTgggz :rrr esseHele fl sisa. ibHnsF iisr arrangement fst tht Duke ei tranaaVit's marriage. islls gs 'sfTv .iit' tt.le sstt,e' tar .Ksd Hanee. Is safc ts go tufa faptafe, ei delight on >eciae ouf aa.ustlscui tiar<e t,nafsls; as t Il re- qnrra 'rns to ls' a fsas ssildlef .a nr,isi nst ta ers ,hai tn.,su fs en,c does nd eon- s5si n a h9fsc f5s1fE a'ls iss13siY f7TrT. -.... l..s..l !Al.4- ll---ed man sha i.gi ~frdrsH it An sftlcle of f.uth ~'th uoS- f8.li~l r,cof'lr 'hai ,he tuneh .s,,it, as- tsss,it4 l,s,4f.e.i ..-ls -.l.s-.se. -n Ne.tlaa. sad ae' tcpai .ed s' tie T3Bt If the hay
 onr': and we h,asc i,een told e2ef and oscf szaa that auf ffs'oi~ n tiae Indian asfr.fs v.sf' fl,,..8ssi. ;hr e.aanp pasRa @sth e4u'pse>sed lll and flashing elr
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04
To Spank. Or No, To sp.n1
a..s-


 Aa esssers 2. haf..e. e..fetl D. al eld mad safs:
 Nt,cr strp ehtl,ifea ta,' bsf,ss thes f.fpe to rrs. le' ,hc ts-her-, 4 aress. fise rs4iiaef skf~ Be fae 1sss .rk bs'<esH the efas ,taln F4As-a-afe Atsd ihc nlgh' s sl.e;5 ~erld she E iGfen ia bed ffsp5se if thrrt Is Ssrrse psiaszhmeni af dlsgraee ietv them asees ? ia "a. dayf.ute. ard have huars ot ,sias aud i0augh' in shsgk ;o r. cover h2yy aess. shs1h h sbi.dssssd s sii ls1 .ss Ncary ieef the bssss brsaIu. fe,4 sn bed happy
 That al r ghi a' euarse- t, aofue .ea- tens. Ae used te tai. that s @y before : 7 acre lesfsHt a'e kret a gsgd deal had ,ss grzpg e Sftli them lhSr SC do ress H- ussrI so ',e 4 greater stIcsier ssr usor- ai sts.ssifya ard iose and parental gash thAn st 4se a9s
 tsas ihesBs neg4 n fsla,ts,n pB ehiidfrfa 5s stsaagt-d ffsfn 3haf f ~as ssusexis Ne maintain nH@. after several year ; sfa1s f ;sse ;r.'ss..sy ssssSd. thzst there is 4 style fl ghisa ita1. e4aslas go t. xssep aI nigis5 cassss spznked,
 We have ln sar fnsFsd < iYff5e chssd ot the uascailT.- ssYie of sr.ii s.zstlsfs. ~is.5 9lli Ile and sss6. and ksGk t'le clothes asf and be rnesn and restless f ;zp h0lfs. | yoa forget abssss hirn bur if yoy gs ans. urn doxn she covtrisd 4 d fsn his per- soa sish an orershoc. hr ~Ill quief do~'n and b. asleep in Eve riin sses- He ls no, so blame sx being gAe .1z ssHa iD thas halo #. isss he l. that ~zy. ant he can't help is- He is tied to his spz \ just @s yos. gentle reader. are tied so x0ar rnssafss habits.
 Strange freaks do often gro~ n..- essu- ssxuscd kzbifs thai II IS aIasos inipossssssE
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

,o shakr osf. Chsidrxn xyx attrn che sac- tisns of strange and unnatural susasaa< hke older pcoplc.
 This ehsld. tss .inssanec. d,si nos ss tsFS aapascntly care whether he had his spank as 5 pm. os cariseg. bas lstrE he Nas so regular tn ass demand fw c.rgNsseal pun tShmca, that yNsu eouid ses se9s watch hs hsgn. He waS aisn Sd attached ia a ecF~ tam SsNle es aFStle eeSsshas that wa could nos acoosnpsssA anything by padding hiw ai,h anS other >isie W ehaStscsnSns. iesc i> a go-Sa shsng. and wr uttca wish that nafc ea 4 had tsccn iANi>led oa us daang ouI nasi hfe hat stsei all. sherS ase sAildFrn ~ h. sla nat sessfn aa, agseNtion halt a> much as theA h ts, atned az ef sSsan. th course t0uf tssssst 3psatc ssnigc> st,G a intervals ahea sse se past thc ititle hcsi aiies lsie oassHss, x escf and pStgt and >iafpssci tFy ;hc stStsfs. S,sa3e- Jhas @sN Spsne ap ia NoUf shfsssl when sssa see ihg hrle ryaa-i ltsas Wi'h his ia, ! 7a ffe 55ifaa and bs- sst,'i ,A,.,sa sgt the sssi ,'s f4g sts. ,.sA ,. Ials Ieai ,,u ht> c>e. it~acs Nea ieel. perhaps. as though I; E-l>ca tks ,akans aa andut asisasstsge i.s i eae- lsz.sgse Hs.l4s to atieh a l=ss =,l9 sss ssah = sS aEsfg, lssfca ana }-ssisile hs.ss ilh 4a aNssshsg snd Vt so'ssvttnsyA I, t14> i Ia done Ae etsse ll.. sl.4.,s4 aa T =s4s-s fzsTFsa, ai Pgrs.hmcH wa. fe- ,..tte,i D ah,ir al ,hc lahcs h.s,, 10 fhe taah .4ssd . ,'h snasal satstea he rs>ai, < iu>s 0hss mlsht hatc bcrn rxs g,e ed Ne ,fg the ,ulA a#e et sll sh.d ttaIafsng -llesH n si hss, Rh,,sg pfom- s>ssf ss,gs htze= ssic5 a ea5l s.,ls tits ,.Elst,sas u#8sz 8tH tlss tfhrt hsNs ,e- 5ateesc,l n rla4 sue 'aa ela up l.t5s js,5N ; ,5aIuf, 7 f'Tf >ssfF. VI ~tzutk f'szf isFs.s.i 'sisffe sf-,l sfs- .as-l-
 Naa 5te 5fst s5sfss.s h',i E {h pass> lsaalt samsfnes> Aai thas s4,s hon su ,nffssas h4sh eil afd h#m a through h.s IsA
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04
I41-coRpuLEMcE kssEncE.

F.< dressed sa cheap xzis<rs ard dusscr.
 d hn srewsers were ~rinkicd and thin: &1s xhixF-bnsosn rested a csns.er
 dax<y fzass bea<1s on pun = De sabd. As hc entered ouE pFescnce. kIsn sel1sax. m proud ssrS- b state. 2 rrze@aed -Anti-C orpAseaee Essence z2kax rrdnces ssp<raDoas u-sgits- its merits all nations awAkea.
 Azs sfo<1 the seskrrSt cf tests.
 n kcst of cured pasieszzs have taken
 Teef jn sAe fackS ef their vests
 3c face of old Atlas grow brighter
 h- fregsientlg eAp-rs about.
 Ass load has grozR lighter and ,igk;er.
 <r since fhis ere xssence came out.
 sE ts nc one horse rezncds--so. sIrs.
 Twin stand on is merits alone. . ased bs the high and the ioa. sirs nr the slave Ass@ nc king on hss sAroue- kk falstsa would aof haxe fs>es IL. Fo- he incurred the effects of old ale. E S-.Sz..5 5sz-rt --e=ss.as=-s j is.<i ..-s.4i < tir might have beer sim as rafI ' krn addressing ,he chief. ~aso ss gras.t.esetl ks Lambert l. said to haze been 3asd: Here for xc&Fs so4 ha4e a ea kxcune fike assaxerfssl hxn
 nc iighsen seGF bad. selles ssHst. ! -et me make soG laorc ai'S a fTss Su 'd be rlueh better looking F thinner Bns 1o.tle ef essence from gae. E~e the chief raNsng lis,i. attention Looked fskliy ap from fass ioa (si remarked: Lei ris stsH s.sr=5 sFua he resul; of ihr asr ss toas oil l the man. - l, reducc> lts size. ssr. l.nd | takes hsi a bottle a sccA &hea- ~fiy. sad tae ehiet. n surrrlsz- = sir
 Scn you use 3 fes gross on saef .hees 2,
 -lost--z.rss HI Ia | [ Eke..
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

i,- Halsnes. IL h ad5re.s on Eeacr- Sen betare .Ase aasAsfhsa.srts Hfssrv5eal soraess >Ala. He ~as AZ seeaoelzg ~l,hou' a hammer. .ass Gosa ear idols tfaaa faer ge,tes.aN =4 -eaCe !, that I ~met ike an ar. af ,. srsh ;. He 1lso sa,d th1ar -to suTn ap oeieSs asa4i would as it seemed D hIm. be ihe tex T. i1e Infsleee n f-HersoH 5 'Yss.-rs gssl.s. sse ss ]. TDan of eze,ileT7; eosssf1ef s,fsse. @ith q genus so uncommon shs, hc sseTaesd isse an exgsie rr4nSs14l.; .safsl soEle e1g.ic sErser, Nr- Winner sad ttlas osne day h. aas drTyTng ~gsh EFncrstsn de,@n one es the CasEcos1 roads ard talk i1g asSogt theology. AS ~e ti4os. pAss q certain house Mir Emerson Aaid. turning ,his head t,xzrd it- There Ines good Caly2nsstie woman. lhn przss foT use e.cry dzy:' and then sssh hss me irsse- scTlbarse srssle- I'm glad of l. ''.-Er- cS9zg<.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04
Feeding Jumbo g, Small Expense
Nra II1eea I'a1I.1anl

ln .af f s nss unusnai fo tsrag, gis9u tl8e sffligfs and .sfs arTnF that raslrss ssse- san 9seli ss Ess,l,se b, g.s leh lssaam ' fganAafrs ~a@sa ds-ssgyets-.i that ltiinlss fad nsa take ssrtsii} q, h~5 and asis siss deioge rf htsns srr hst fss fsd hlg te ths s
 iisf Esl',Iie hss iss cultivated f,l isa~rY ss fh,g stared osa ihis sesssn q. lesdinz t4usas1 ffty large t,sses s& treAi '-ss.s.lY hs> @ss sxEseasst.- i9sFtalss fad stssd 4 tlssal fass'ssf5s si sS1sring essf.' ssheg.s5s fHe bsrsls ta4ght lse sslsed ssh s.ns sgsse. and an ies@ struck h'sse He uoaid runlraf4 se sfnsa i5ans b ssss sfsa. keep fise fefsesl.sntnt stsssets M sae me sAgs4s 4el. stsr sed fetail ;is burA hsr a toefe sFsfis of Fissf fbc original es,s,. and sa lei tho yslisia f.ed Jatnbs,. Jhe e1peTs- men, ~askcd @efi. and nss~ the essasd' ~hfsh ~fhsssssg s1ss fnenagsr1c. taking ffatrl ese firm the English. supply InsHize @isil al .kse fs.,d he c4n eat
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04
HyMk OF THE REPUBLIC.

Nerr cfAsscs us~r~ of<rr@
 0h. gsxc a< fnrsasxE pap Aer< ofAews mere ossee>
 Ahasfs ~ riSr aas hap. Mere aeNces ws0re eftsee>
 e Csas sTe>s. gsx e> nssEe Mosr esfes.s rsa.tFr aessEcs
 Make szthees galore Mere osscrS Emuta ufttcas
 tsHte e " Haaa a gsrSr MnFss ssTsst.- ssiVEe ssfANc~
 & < Ff tVA2sl f5sr sssstssft hs-ftE
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04
- -

-Nhas dsd Esners<sr 4rstc. par asked A Ninth street y's.ng i4dY af her father. slse other day. after reading sr zoeDant o4tisr death of that e.ieaaa,sxi 4azhss. Ens- ersoss~ rspIsed p4,es-fansitzs. serasettng his bead. '.Emersorss eh. yes. ifezaemtes ncw. ErnerSDn wrgse syng-xns-dznce called The Big sssnsosxf' Gs<d to do ,, hiuseif m the fnsnstr<ss 2 uusabef of yezrs agns CiaSfnsafs safs~day .tixehf
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-04

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