The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-19
IOURNALISMS.
The Pittsburg Tra7eker is in the iron, rank of American weekly publications.

The Pttsburg Tas'eiey is in the iron, rank of American weekly publications.
 The ,SoHhseyn PoKlfyy Journal. pub lshed Al Louisville. Ny, by GB. Duva.l < Co. IS the best publication devoted 10 the interest of the hen and her offspring.
 The .nodern .fge d magazine of the : improved type will make its appearance abou; the middle of December. It vii be published at Buffalo New York. and will be conducted by experienced literary men.
 F.. 0. L. Edholm. of the f;irm,a.. Noyhi. Cincinnati. is n the city. Mf. Edholm is well and fasorably known o Arkansaw and will accomplish profitable work in the in,eres, or his laudable pub licaiion.
 The Eye. of Chicago. has engaged the valuable services of Bernard Bigsby. ar English journalist of established reputa- ton. He will take an editorial position on the Eye and will no doub, greatly in- crease the in,eres, of that popular publi- cation.
 John H. Milliken, formerly the proprie- tor of the Franklin fky.l Patriot, a jour nal whose quaint sayings. from Parmenas Mix. gained a broadspread popular : fly. visited Little Rock several days ago. He Is now passenger agent for the Louis vile X Nashville railroad.
 The htntnfky Nea Era, of Hopkins vile. whose office was destroyed by fire several weeks ago. still continues to make i,s appearance. though in reduced form In few days. however it will appear as of old with its numerous columns of brish, and entertaining reading matter.
 Last "Wednesday Mir. Dean Adams. for : meriy proprietor of the .irkdnsaa. Cd sekte'. and Miss Amelie Wright. were mar ned in Little Rock. Mir Adams is one VI '-ie .iAo't Pei'ett bSHiCitSii VIC cNct met. He is son of Major John D. Adams who for many years owred the Gazette. ard brother of Capt. Sam B. Adams, tte up town ticket agent of the Iron Noun tain road. No young lady in the state was more popular or more of an orna- ment to society than Miss Wright Thous- ands of friends-in fact the entire state extend congratulations
 Dr. I. r. I.lnde's Hot Springs E. rnrSionist Is out in improved form. and Is a credit both in typographical appear- ance and character Of reading matte-. The printing is done in this city unGe, the supervision of L. L. Parham. an ex- perienoed printer. The ErC9,sionist. although printed in this city. is a Ho. Springs publication and will labor for the interest ofthat rapidly growing city. Dr. l.inde Is one of the most energetic men in the state. and more than any other man has made Hot Springs the most famous resort in the world and one of the bes,
 
 commercial points in Arkansaw. Eugene Field. the humorist who made national reputation as the Denver 7r'6nHf " Primer man. wen, to Cleveland several weeks ago and took an editorial position on the Herald He remained but very shou time and then. turning his expansive back to the lake winds, he again sough, the rarihed atmosphere of Denver. Cleveland Is notthe proper place for man who is disposed to write in 4 mirthful vien. When d man becomes known as humorist. ,he Cleveland papers want hIm. but when he arrives and takes position. the proprietor of the paper says; "Ah. by the way. see that you are given to writing in pla yful manner Let me advise you to be serious. This world Is matter of fact. Al once. VOL see. he disarms the humonst and makes his days miserable and his nights sleep less.
 AN agricultural paper asks: How can we keep our boys from leaving the farm. This Is national question. For years boys have shown growing incli-