The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-03

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 %e4r og!.4ai Ne1rJ Ce.. .Ne.c oyiedTf. La.. And IS sold hy retai. newsdeaiers esery ~tere.
 Dudley E. Jones. fooiing feii.
 4 press opir,on-" That's good r'der -.sf1v iovk .ie7.s.
 See the four spots advertisement.
 The poorest borrower can always return II .rss.-Ads4i iotk Nfsrf.
 Go 10 the Southern Palace, +oS Man S.; tor oysters.
 Basle trimmings arc recommended for a u,ndy day.-.lf.a OyIcmS PieaynHe.
 Dehnition of a soldier of fortune \ sa.eier who has none.-iyo". far freHSA
 Dudley F.. Jones keeps machinery ot ail kinds and repairs Tor boilers and en- g'aes.
 Tae journalist. like the carpenter. makes a living by means Of his ads.-Lo'.'tH Ccay.ey.
 Hiram Robbins. GOT. fifih and Main Sis.. aren; for Wheeler and Wilson sewing machines.
 An adsge amended: Birds of feather ;lcck on new bonnc;s -.Ne-t oyheins P..lyHat.
 never hear anything that's sad
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 Before leaving the city have your trunks ispaired a, the factory. .iS Main street. |. ] W. Garland proprietor
 We suppose trout fishing is called ang- ling because there's nothing s,raigh, abou, II. .S0n,fy 7'i7i!'f fcarnr!t. -------- For saddles. collars. brides. blankets, ,a6 all kinds of horse clothing. go to R. Henwood, ,Io F.. Markham. / This criticism IS made on Tennyson { tha, when he condescends 10 simplicity he rises ,o grandeur.-E rehaage.
 Mic. kupiefle is wholesale agent for Wes, India Bi,ters, Conrad's Budweiser. ard Werner's Extra Dry Champagne.
 The women of the land are once more d-.ldcd into two classes those who have ssz,skin sacks and those who have not. cston GIc5s.
 The tables of the Southern Palace, 4oS Main St.. are the best supplied in the city. When you want hrst-class meal call al Southern Palace.
 !: was Cincinnati young lady who. ,hen she was presented with pair of opera glasses. asked how in the world she Was 10 keep them on.-HeyaM P.L
 :. A. lungkind. 7il Main St. keeps a f..l line of drugs. fancy toilet articles. etc. Peruvian Bark Bii,ers and the ARkANsAw 1S,HEl-ER, the great anti-bilious reme- dies. are sold there.
 The earth IS sad to havo two motions. bll 70 drunken man coming home a, e,eyen clock at night it doubtless has rrore than two-hundred.- Detyo6 Free RrtSs.
 Wilson X Webb keep all the latest Eiy,es of stationery. The,r counters are f..ed with all the popular magazines, newspapers and periodicals. and they are Headquarters for blank books. writing fcies, etc.
 4 young man finds himself in per picking situation when he is unable to distinguish between the ten-cent cigar purchased for his own enjoynen, and the tso-for-hves irtended for his prospective ta.her-,n- law.-.Aeaaiyk Call.
 The Wheeler & Wilson No. is known a!l over the country as the cheapest and bes: sewing machine made. Hiram Robbins. corner Fifth and Main S:s., is agent for the Wheeler X Wilson and you will do well to call on him before pur- chasing.
 \ western cyclone wen, through the open windows of house. caught up all the ,idies, pillow shams and pocletbook and blew them miles away. The man of the house refuses to go look for the pock- e:book. He Is afraid he might also find the tidies and pillow shams. 5eh.s .tesos.
 A lady stood patiently before the re- ceis,ng tcller's window in a Broadway t2nk the other day, but no one took any notice of her till she attracted the asten- ticn of the money takcr by tapping with her parasoi on the glass. Why don't iansly. :. Am sorry, ma'am. but we don't pay anything here. Next window, please. was the polite response.-Ne7p ioyS [e1,MereiR.