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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12
Trirnhorc Exchange.

The popular saloon of Ellenbosen x E.lkaH. corner Markham and Cumberland streets. now reJoices in the eaphonious CT -telephonious cognornen Of the Tele- phone Exchange. 1 handsome sign n gold and eolors over the door announces this fae,. This saloon. although nor an old landmark of the city. is AS well known and as well pa,ronized as any. Us pro- prie,ors are young men who are alive to the interests of their business and by their courtesy and fairness make hosts of friends. Their resort has recently been rehued and improved until no more in- viting place can be found in the city. Among the attractions of the place is Q well supplied lunch counter presided over by Mr Henry Simmons, whose culinary ability has been recognized for years. The saloon is kep, open day and night. and a, any hour the hungry and thirsty may ind refreshmen; a; ;he Telephone Exchange.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12
That Log Cabin.
Kentucky State Journal.

Kentucky State Journal.
 During the recent Fair al Little Rock Ark. the ARKAN>Aw TKAvFLER manage ment did business on the ground with subscribers and advertisers in specially built log cabin. It was d novelty. but very appropriate. During the week the pub fishers issued daily. and there was more excitement in and about the TRAyELER : log cabin than anywhere else on the grounds. Thous snds of copies of that great liver regulator the ARKASsA" TRAvELER. was sold right there and then at ], bottle. Everything. fiddler and all. was like ;he old cabin. which. with lis occupants and visitor on horseback. gave fise 10 the famous story and tune. he ..Arkansaw Traveller" Messrs. Read X Benham struck the right vein when they erected ,ha, log cabin. Their ability and energy entities them to the grea, success they are now enjoying.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12
Timely Remarks.

Ina, marvel of simple greatness. Shakespeare. has told us that "an honest tale spreads bes, being plainly told" Ad- herenoc to the eNac, spirit and letter of the truth m ali oi the public announce ments with reference to W. w Cole > Nine New shows Consolidated IS the one thng that has made possible the unpar- alleled success of the srea, enterprise The people are quick 10 detect humhug and misrepresentation and they are quite aS .eady to support and applaud genuine merit The sweeping trlumphs of N. W. Coles Great shows in every country on the earth is the bes, guaranty of the worlds estimate of them.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12
AMERICANS IN AUSTRALIA.
What the Colonials Think of Americ an En,erprise--W. w. Coles Mammoth Circus and Menager;e in
 the Antipodes.

From ;he Az and Nc~ Zealard >;ar
 Tins .- lar and sas. the as 2'as Gi;rs :: cve-vt,5c-- ci .st ac ,h1; las ese- vtSi:e 5. ;hvsc eoorsrs M- Cole po>seSscs inc Aa-er'> rod . .s.. ,ac srs II caterers for pub fs a5s.ti> cement ard I-s.e:55z He aas s4 d. suMr. sp ? his et-csss raeracc-5r. md con gres> of 3tving wonders tie great rs-itieS sSil. aa.lns md g-sSes of } rurdrrc oihe- rIyat shp%s. The extraordinary eomt. nst.o1 of wonders. collected il .gaa.te pa4ns and eaor- mous expense from evsry quarter Of the globe s a g-And exarap.e e; ;he .nierpri>e. daring and grasp winch are the prominent character l>,ics oi Americans. se lapsiness capacity winch ean combine into one homogeneous shoic >uch | Heterogeneous collcCflos oi ele- menis. t-anspori ' oNeT ~iGe seas and cont. asn;>. and esa;ro3 ,he lnsnite ninute viihog; 4 hitch. must h. ;; a verv high order n fact. nearlY allied 10 that genus winch enabled >;an!ey l. overcome :se G.f-11i;iiies and sur mount me oSstac.e~ Of me terra 4rSognlfa of Cen;-al Ai.lca. ard which more o- less | >;'r- guishes a.l the great comme.ci4 undertakings and anlsemc-tS ct thc Anie-8ean people. Coie's ciTcus and menIserfc y> B modern re ytyai of the sp.eadoTs aad raa-vcls of,he Ro- man c,Fcss NaNirsGs V ;he elder ra-qu.n. lullas Cesar and Augustus. .;ho-; ihe,- ba.harttss<. hGtt-aasS-zd ns them T e.egSEct. xarletA and perfection et iralnlng. There ,s ucth rs whatever T he \ sole cNk se.;ion and performance @ erea1 ,he naas: a,,idicss
 
 ;ou.s- ;he mos; eNae;=as !Ae HenAgerIe aiens $ &ar;a as1G-el books ot aaia-A! ha>.o-A to- rs-asse> e eeaeat ur. ;ee per .orma-Ses oi fhe .r ats.> arr -enla-A4ase ;rao's ei mar ss-p-eu .s>f aNv- ise brute errat.o- he ''. te.is pvrf5- med ' the aren.s. 4.l,qsax ic iss-fecio- IT, adapt bl;y q ;he human frame and ;-r t-e.-1rhs ot ply sea. ;rairirg- We mssh; rsts so.-rle on this exhibiion. but ]: ao;:lG tas to convey anyihing like ar adequate ceAss; s> merits. II must be seen io De appreciated = ' de serves. Coles gigau;}c sho~s lave recently returned Tom aa eS;eneel tol7 ;o-essH countries and Slih pe-fsc; -oe@ of fresh sratures ~li giSe -xaih'isa7s ' LitI- Rock. WeGrcs dav \over.h-r Is.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12
China CAbl..

Among the merchants of l.i;,le Rock. none stand more promnen, for integrity and far dealing than (. :. Bfaek. pre- prle,or of the China Cab.n. !; $ oniv a few wears since Mir Brack engaged r the gueen<ware trade. but with i thorough knowledge ot his business. far living prices for his goods and courteous treat men; of his pa;rsns he has succeeded n building up trade, which IS probably the larses. T his particular line II :he s;a;e. \ yisit lo the China Cabin 70 Man a; vii convince you iha; he has the most complete stock of china. glass and queensware ln the state and that he k selling goods al prices which defy eempe- tition
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12
The Chiekasaw Route.

Composed of the Memphis < Charleston, East Tennessee. Norfolk X Western anc Shenandoah Valley railroads Is emphat- ically the bes, line 10 Washington. Balti- more. Philadelphia and New York. In time Il IS four hours quicker than any oth~ route. and l, IS the only line running Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars from Mem phis 10 New York without change. For further information. address
 !. W. BULLOCK. Contracting Agent.
 Little Rock, Ark. or r. R. ROGERS, Western Pass. Agent.
 Dallas. Texas.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

The boot and shoe trade ef Little Rock is something immense. We haven't sta- ,is,lcs 10 prove ;his, but !; Is nevertheless a iaet. In this line no dealer has beer more successful ln building up large trade. than c. l. Leseker. II6 E. Mark ham s. By close attention 10 busin ess. honest representation of his goods and selling at the lowest figures consistent with far profit. Mir. ieschel has secured the best trade of the city and vicinity His trade Is constantly increasing and he IS deserving of the success which IS al. ways the reward of enterprise.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12
Bennett $ Adviee.
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 Nhen :he elder Bennet. pad h.s fa- .Heg> .s.t - Europe 70 ersanize the fore,gn deparmen; O, his paper. he was visited IT London bs 5flnee Loals Nape- leon. then an cNi,e Bennett received the prince very couueousiy. bu; abruptly interrupted the usual small-;alk of new acquaintance by asking:
 Wha, ~are you doing in London. prince: You should be in France The people are on the verge of a revolution. =
 l confess that see no signs of 1t. . sand the Prince, raising his heavy eyelds interrogatively.
 Then you do not watch the French papers. No leading journal supports the government. If the papers are thus hos tile so mus, the people be who read the papers. Go te France. Prince. or you will he too late
 The prince took the advice of the shrewd American editor, and verybody knows the results.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12
The Paragon of Animals.

Some idea of the enormous fortunes that are tied up in W. W. Coles nine new shows consolidated in one overwhelming aggregation, may be gained from the one irifiing fac, that single act can be truth fully called fifty thousand dollar adver- tisement: for such indeed is the one ai- forded by W. N. Col>'s marvellous. al- most humanly intelligent trick s,allions. They are in very ,ra,h (to once more quote Shakespeare the paragon of ani- mals, the quin,essence of dust
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12
A Thoughtful Mother.
Augusta Chronicle

A popular young printer of Augusta, who. until recently, has resided beneath his fathers roof-trce married few weeks since and leased apartments in another part of the city. The other evening. after completing his days work. he lei, the office. went up stree; and purchased his Boston paper, and then climbed the hill 10 his fathers house. Entering its E- miliar precincts, he marched 10 the wash room. made his toilet and then presented l.im self a, the table. The family. who had been watching his operations. eyed
 him with amazement, and at last his moth CT inquired. My son. have you pro-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12
Just a Little
N .li>tfttt N A :,

|. : related ,ha, a ltufiaio mar who had been T the coffee business tot several wears was jed 10 believe tha, he was :. ~,Hncs. aist. te eAe t.g; an the sale ef re- lgien. The morning after he had taken the ,,ep lie reached hls ;.. ;ory te ind bus ness suspended. and upon demand Iag aa explanation, his son replied
 We,l. father. didn', know wha; ,o do. oidn' suppose after what you said la>i 7. ,,h; tha: yeu would nlN any more beans with the goiiee. presumed i woult make difference
 Yes. Il will make just Il little differ ence,' calmly observed the old man. We have heretofore been mixing one barrel of beans to four of coffee. haven | we?r
 "Ye"
 Well, take out few of the beans about two quarts. guess
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

Sibley's Farmers almanac for ISS, is received. It is one of the mos, valuable books of statistical and general informa- 1ion for the agriculturist we have seen. Besides the usual facts and figures which all almanacs contain it has several prize essays on southern gardening which can no, fail to interest the tiller of the soil. The book is issued by Hiram Sibley X O.. seedsmen, Rochester. \. '. and Chicago. III.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12
Ark.nsaw Deaf Mute Institute.

The seventh biennial repor, of the prin- ciual of the Arkansaw Deaf Mute lnsti- ute is published in the Hflf .hssf Opt. of Nov. d. 4 careful perusa. of ;he repor' will show that Prof. Hammond's system is thorough and he improvements that have been made under his management; prove eonelusiyelv that he is the rgh' man n the righ, place. The tlos:E. he organ of the Institute. is ably edliea bs Prof. Hammond. The methanica. work of the paper is all done q, the Institute bs' pupils. and n typographical neA:ness | vii compare with any journal 1T the south.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12
A Proud Procession.

In W. W. Coles street procession-a truly colossal and majestic pageani-are i've brass bands, and golden music chari- ots, racing chariots of the pattern of old Rome. elephants in harness. caravan of those docile animals of the desert. the gentle eamels. clowns. denkeys ponies. performing animals of all kinds. and more golden glitter and bewildering brilhaney than $ seen Tn the starry heavens on a eloualess nigh.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

4 large and fashionable audience as sembled at the Grand Opera House las, Wednesday night 10 witness the las, per formance of Cinderella and testify te ,heir appreciation of Mrs. Benton who has labofed so arduouslv IT training the souns people ~ho took flar; ln-ihe play. The occasion was complimentary ben eff to Mrs. Benton whe will long be re- melnbered by the people of Little Rock.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

A United States consul writing rom France says II takes two years 10 make a bottle of champagne. The French are slow to adopt labor-saving machinery. In this country. where the mechanical genius of man stands a, the head of the class. bottle of champagne can be man ufactured in two days-a young man on a salary of eight dollars week can con- sume one in one night -.loyy;stosfn fyryaLd
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

Widder Jenkins said an Ohio farmer. as he hustled into her house one morn ing" am man of business. I'm worth sIo GOO, and want you for wife. l give YOU three minutes in which 10 answer. z. don't want ten seconds old man she replied as she shook ou; the dish 10th I'm 4 woman Of business. worth SI6.ooo. and wouldn'; marry you if you were ;he las, man on earth l sive you 4 minute and half to st He got fi,nK SYyers ir-l.I
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

cured a divorce thus early in your wed- ded careerT' A pale crimson flush sui fused the young mans face, which rapidly deepened into cardinal. Then he gasPed .1l forgot all abou, being married - Leaving the table amid roar of laughter. the young man hurried out and walked hastily home. where his young wife was
 mpatienily awaiting his coming.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

D. L. Gray. who for some years has been identified with the grocery business of the city, has just established himself IT new enterprise. Recognizing the fact that the business of Little Rock, de- manded an increase in transfer accom- mediation he has established D. L. Gray : Transfer Company and calls on the mer-
 han,s for a share of their patronage
 See his advertisement in another column.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12
AWAIT NOI: IN ENDLESS VARIETY Al
 C.. ]. IESCHER'S, OPPOSITE GAZETTE BUILDING
 Advertisers.

Remember :ha, THE ARKASSAw TRAv- fLER IS the bes; advertising medium in the state. Not only IS is city circulation larger than tha, of any paper published here. but Ii has large and constantly in- oreasing list in the state.
 THE ARKANsAw TRAvELER IS sold by ;lewsdealers t7'e,yephsre ; l, has nation al circulation. No paper in the south is a better medium. or offers better induce ments ,o foreign and home advertisers
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

Married people think i, is big thing to have silver wedding. hut if we don't | havr a golden wedding at our house be- fore twenty-five years, if the chief actress in the scene doesn't talk herself to death before then, our name doesn't stand for one half the things people think is does. -kssfneky .SsaA IosynaL
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

The Grand Central Hotel. !, one of the best American plan hotels n the south. IL has oonyenien, location. on Louisiana S,. between Fifth and Sixth. It's tables are we'll supplied and it's guests receive every attention. l, has well lighted sample room on first floor for the use of com mereial travellers.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12
Thumping Luck.
pcrryville ..rkan>aw Rocket.

FcFTyNiIIe NFkan>aW ko-Act-
 Ihe Ro. kft acknowledges the receip, of a number of copies of,he daily ARKANsAw TRAVELLER. which displays the familiar and artistic handiwork of Maj. Warner. in its makeup. and lots of wealth in its advertising columns. besides good sup ply of brain food of that peculiar kind al- ways dished ou, by the irrepres.ible opie Read. Long life and humping luck to the TRAvEIER.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12
A Reason for It's Greatness.

II should always be remembered that wherever W. W. Coles Grea, Shows are seen. II will be in all ihelr entirety The proprietor would not be guilty of the con- temp,ible trick of dividing for the smaller cities and towns bat prefers ,o preserve the shows integrity intact.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

R Henwoed. ,io F. Markham. manu- fae,ures as iinc an article of buggy har- ness as can be made anywhere. He also carries a full line of all kinds of saddley whips, horse blankets, lap robes etc. His shop IS one of the larges, Tn the State. and capable of turning ou, an immense amount of work
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

Lemp's St. Louis Lager Beer has won its immense popularity solely on its mer- its. None but the purest and best ingre- dients enter into its manufacture and i, can be shipped any distance in any ch- mate without injury Dealers who have sold this beer will no; have any other. Henry Buerger IS the .Arkansaw asen, for this popular beer and ,o him all orders should be addressed.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

Ne sec by one of OUT exchanges ,ha, Bill \ye of the Lsi,'e.se= lk','tapft,.,4s is engaged To marry i.yoiA l., linkham This i> rish; If all the old gul> would tumble oif ,hls way there would s;,ll be hopes of future prosperity. Now lci Ill ierklns lead susan B. Anthony ,o he altar and allow a minister to unite .eoi. C Francis Tram and Emma Abbott, and we'll be happy. #fl..as iedsfg.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

Bailey X takln. SIS >la,r e: arrH . large and well ,elc ted stock of grooctIe, and provisions. They are young anG en- ,erprising and are establishing trade which many olGer merchants enyS :hem. Their Ideal flour. ai winch ihev nave the exclusive sac. 3s the me>; pepaia- brand in this market;
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

Hot coffee. oysters and sandwiches al Ellenbogen X Elkan's lunch counter. The bar is supplied with the best liquors and cigars. Cool beer always on tap. Billiard and pool tables for the cosA'eni- enee of patrons.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12
High An.

New York Maj and Espfess.
 Mrs. Parvenu was showing friend a picture she had "picked up in Dresden. and the friend said II was lovely. Yes. said Mrs. Parenu. isn't IL: Why. the frame cost my husband two hundred dollars.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

Adom your homes. The magnificent oolored engravings of the -.Arkansaw Tras- eler..' and the Yum of the Tune" will be sent by mall on receipt of 2s cents for either. or the pair fer .e een,s. Address H. (. Warner. Little Rock. Ark.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12
Na,h Aekerman cor Fif,h and cen,e,

Nath. Alderman, cor Fifth and Center streets. has one of the bes, arranged and IS new. neat and clean. and nothing bu, the bes, wines and hquors are dispensed from the bar. Cigars. and chewing and smoking ,obaccos arc also prominen, fea- tures of his trade. When in want of any thing in his line. call on Nath
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

Mir P. K. Rogers, of Dallas. Texas. and western passenger agen, of the Memphis and Charleston railroad. was in the city last week in the in,eres, of his road. Mir. Rogers IS thorough railroad man. and his company is fortunate in the posses sion of the services of so popular and eff cient a gentleman
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12
A Drop of Dryness.
Figaro.

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 Extract from a French novel. where the hero IS describing the frs, pout in the honeymoon "Oh. nonsense. my dear :: you are too exscting said Alfred, dyly This dryness was the last drop in her eup-Lucille burst into tears.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12
SOLD BY ALL NEwspEALERs.

TIE AkkAS>Aw TkayEiEH has a larger actual circulation than any daily or weekly parer IT iiIe siate.
 fife rresen, advertising rates in ttis Taper afe Sx .r.tewsz:zz=s.#zz##z.ss.. S!ac.e co. 5a.n--sI.-c an nch first iHseT;aon' syoc ar net ,8eh subsequent Insertion rcatie column. tNlce abcfe afnol1;s. N1 srr,lal posii.ors gwen.
 Cuts on wood not taken.
 Advertisements less than one lueh. 2c cents a !ine each insertion.
 Reading fiat;ef =otsce- among ftfe reading na;ter = cents a .:se each insertion. No. .eo4Ris e9seG an loug eoniTaets. Clrc..a.ion is .acreasing very raP'elt aae. whi.e ws bind ourselves 10 carry oui contracts at rr.r.s for 2 hsch iheY arc signed. rates are tls.yto be increased ,; any time. Adser;.sen3estz rasatie quarterly CT month ky sitsei.Y n ae! aIee.
 hsgress kEsn x BE$H Nj.
 Little Rock. Ark.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

The billy goa, is gradually resuming his old place in journalism. This IS dis couraging. but when we reflect tha, the mule is backing out of the nng II is not o solemn after all.--i ykagsa,s' Poekef
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

The fellows with karat diamond studs catch cold quickest. They expose their laundered shir, fronts instead of button ing up the ulster. Freeze-to- besnobby- young IiMfs
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

Tte sKkAS>Aw I RAyElEK can b. procured wte'4sa.e .: iAe folowing wholesale news dei t's.
 4-.ty.tGa .Ts.e5 sop.;aat .Ne,o Yo,t. <m<y;1Gr .St:ar C.. Iv'Hfr. Geo . SeHeksr Aag1aJ Hs. .nd-.
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 4~0itas Ma e S. Paa! .Han.. lhe..iuso,t .Nt1ci Co. BcLimo,s, .Hi.. ef.1et .ve.et C.. FhiIsctttsia. Pa .rt..sci: .Ntsr5 e. C.gs.RHsh. Oass .-t.rs. :! le.e. G... EiireIi. lfi1S..4---.- Ns..rfai ttses e. .Ho.reci Ce.sss Ffe<vS Sese5 =. .St.carx. Y. f., |e.u Et4.l4e.l Ne7et G.. Bezfer, .hz5t.. Es.p i.rR .SesrI Cc.. .Ne7p Tore. r.ft4ys Ve.r' c.. p.atAys ts- H4.i kiz.s .Se-r c.. fta. .af-.t, \. <. SG- tse.e .. .Ntses Co. Sss EtGse;1to. Ca. =. .i4#..5 Ma. >; I4s..z. 'hs. Ya,o,a Va 5=. f.cScr. fa... 0rfzrse. 3tfrrs Nsslt e t.teFc. 8. .3ess.sff, ; ttsez Ger T s.4sfe. .. I.. .e:r ly.ssss .Ntssi Co. .te:e O,.ee.z, L1-. And sols V -eis=. new sG~siefs every where.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

4 bare foo, IS good tacks collector : but the owner groans as the iron enters his ssole-Rafkensatk Reexsksan
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

There is one grea, consolation for the travelling pubtic-when I baggageman tackles an elephants trunk. he gets the worst of it.-SvYaeHse 7i,Ht5
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

An unsus cessiul hunter does not ,.sa- ally feel very lolly, bu, s,ill he seem : IT. clned to make game of everything he ees.-ieucU C!H-tA
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

X dead snake can be resuse l,aied to life by pint of whisky. Aou drink The whisky. then look at the snake-H r.feN Ks order
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

Women's teeth decay earlier than men's. We always told you tha, chewing gum was more injurious than tobaceo.-.afyt- 6isn Rffoydfr
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

Bored of nder-writers-the man who yawningly reads long lis, of signatures 10 a petitlon.-Aea, lcrk Ne.rg.
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They ;eiI as the time : coming W her the grasshopper shall be burden. l; i: sincerely hoped twill be dead weigh; --{ ... C.1!-fH.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

A full line of trunks. valises. and sample cases a, the factory .IS Main street. i4W. Garland proprietor.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

Mic. Kupterle is wholesale agent for West India Bit,ers. Conrad's Budweiser. and Werner's Extra Dry Champagne.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

With all thy false ] love the still" sac the newly rlarr'ed man to his spouse. when viewing the mysteries of he; toilet, le9Srr's t:ss.fHs.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

The paragrapher who perpesra,es fowl joke on Thanksgiving should be foully dealt with Hr6stey Z.s;es
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12
Attention Is called to the advertisement l another eolumn of Webster Bateman

ia another column of Webster. Bateman tx Mclean. suecessor> ;o Webster Trans fer Company. Th!s l> the oldest transfer line in the city and has always transacted its business satisfactorily to i,s patrons. MT. Joseph Bateman, who was for a long tune in the employ of the Webster Trans fer Company, k now | partner in the new firm oi Webster. Baieman X Mclean.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

The tables of the Southern Palace, AoS Man s,.. are the bes, supplied in the city. When you wan; frs,-elass meal call a, So1;herr Palace.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

For confectionery. fruit and soda-wa,er, go to the Southern Palace. 4oS Main street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

Henn Ward Beecher says he IS recon struoting himself. Will he adop, the EHsabethian style Fall Rfve, Ad-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

For s.adles. collars. bridles. blankets. ard AI. k.nds Of horse clothing, go to K. Henwood. .Io E. Markham.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

press does not always denote the man :; bui d seod paragrapher $ known by his qao,e e.-Hf terfa s RtrKtii.a1.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

Confectionery in the sreates, variety a, the Southern Palace. 4oS Main street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

Trunks and xalaseS all slzes and ali pr,ces. al the factory. s1s Main street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

Tie floating vote is usually earned on a hooner ef beer L. Tt Eye.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-12

siea of the heuI-;he clock makers. 2 t.,1affu,a iftp.ia.3.