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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-21
NO. 74l.l
AppIication for a Patent.
Q. s. LANn OFFICE,

EUREKA, New, Oct. -, 1882.
Notice is hereby given that Eugene n. hob
inson, whose postofhce address is Hamilton,
Nevada. has this day filed an application for q
patent for fifteen hundred liurar 'eet of the
Eugene n. Robin on mine or vein bearing sill
YER, with surface ground six hundred feet i'll
width. situated in White Pine Mining District,
County of White Pine and State of Neyad =,
and de ,ignst-d by the field notes and official
plat on nile in this Office as Lot No. 10S, in
Township 16 North Range IS east, unsurveyed.
The exterior bound -ries of said lot No. l0s be-
ing AS follows. to-wit
Beginning st a post marked No. l, @. 8. Sur
vey No. l0s, whence the section corner COM
mon to sections "a aud IS. T. l6 N, r. 81 E.,
and sections 10 ana 80, T. 10 N, r. IS E NJ D.
NJ bears 5. 81 deg. 40 min W. 5.4S3 feet. and
peak No. 2 bears 5. 81 deg W. 53l feet. Thence
running first course 5. rs deg. W. COO feet, to
post marked No. 2 q. s. survey No l0S; thence
second course n Is deg. W. ! 800 feet to post
marked No. 8, U. 3. survey No l0s; thence
third course n. rs deg. L COO feet to post
marked No. 1, O. s survey No. los; and thence
fourth course 8 is deg. L 1900 feet, to post
No. l, the place Of beginning. containing
20 81 loo acres.
M4gnetic vsristion. 16 deg. 80 min east.
The location OF this mine ia recorded In the
Recorder office of VII te Pine Mining Dis
trict, in Book l. of the records of SAID district.
Tn = claim il bounded by n known claims.
ANY aud all persons Claiming adversely any
portion % said hug IA n. Robinson mine or
surface ground are required to file their ad-
verse claims with the Register OF thu United
States Land Once at Eureka, in the State OF
Nevada. during the sixty dsys period Of publ
cation hereof. or I ey will be barred by virtue
of the provisions Of the statute.
1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing No.
tice OF Application for Patent be published for
the period Of sixty days In the EUREKA DAILY
SENTINEL. = daily ne wspAper published at Eu-
reka. Nevada. +. II. HlNOKLEY,
oc2s-60d Register.
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Sole Traders Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO III
~ whom II may concern that the under.
signed will, upon the 18Th day OF December.
1889, or ss soon thereafter a. counsel eau be
heard. apply To the District Court of the sixth
Judicial District of Nevad4, for + urA IA County
Tor en- order of said Court permitting her 20
become n sole trader and do bu ,iness in her
own hanie and on her own account, End the
Dusiness which she intends to conduct IL the
buying, selling and leasing of r al estate and
general merchandising In the County Of Eu
reka, Nevada. MHS. NELLIE RAJ
Eurtks. Nov, IS, lisa. nl4td
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SoCIETY BADGES. JEWELS N CHARMS
- of every hind. IN gold. silver or metal. al
NATHAN JOSEPH 8, Cal Gay street. sOLF
AGENT IN SAN FRANCISCO for the Universal
Badge and Regslis 90. Workmen's badges In
solid gold for 81. postage free. single badges
O.. o. ID. Trade Supp led. ses-lydSw
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eureka Dailp Sentinel.


The following a complete list OF out
standing assessments upon stocks listed at
the san Francisco Stock and Exchange
Board, with the dates upon which they
will become delinquent in the Board and
the dav Of sale:
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Social Dancing Glass

"a A DAucing Clsss will be started "a
~ at New Town. Ruby Hill. on satur- ~
- day evening, Oct rs, 1882, by It. H.Fl
IN kisden. Terms: 3entlemeu. etghtkAM
l srobs, IS; clsss every Tuesday and Tbu'stAy
ev nfngs fr IN 1850 t. 1880 o'cl ok. LADIES'
CLASS, n desired. On Saturday evenings;
terms. 81 so per month. Ladies' dasirous OF
forming q class will please apply to J. x.
Phillips or T H.. Risden Single Lessons Tor
gent emen, 81. Ladies' single less ms, 90
cents Good music will be furnished by tn"
Ruby Hill string Band. Strict order will be
observed. Io27tfl Il. IL. RISDEN, Instructor.
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MINING TAX.

NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ taxes ON the proceeds Of Tho mines Of
EGreks Coauty for the quarter ending Sspt.
80 1852, are now due aud pay able TO ias at my
oihes Ia Ensaka, snd 'hs law In regard 10 the
same will he strictly snforcsd.
@. O WALLACE,
n15.lm Assessor OF Eureka County
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is q never-failins
Cure for Nervous
Debility. Exhausted
dty, Jemtna.
weakne Sperins
torrh-A. LOS
MASHODD,I-
potency, Paralysis
and all the terrible
effects of Self-Abuse
youthful ollies and
excuses in maturer
yesra-auch "a Loss
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Of Memory, LAssitude, Nocturnal Emissions,
Aversion TO Society, Dimness of Vision, Noises
in the Head; the vital fluid passing unobs-rved
in the urine. and many other diseases that lead
to insanity and death.
DIR. MINrlE will agree to forfeit Five
Hundred Dollars for q case of this Kind that
the VITAL RESrO8AEiVE under hts
special advice and trestmentl will not cure, O.
for anything impure or injurious found in It..
DIR. MINTiE treats all Private Diseases sue
cessfully without mercury. Consultation
Free. Thorough examination and advice, in
GLIDING analysis of urine. IS 90. Price Of Vital
Restorative, IS 90 g bottle, or four timef
the quantity, $40 60; sent to shy address upoI
receipt of price, or O.. o. D.. seclre from OBJ
servstion, and In private nsIne II desired,
A. T.. MESTIE, N. ID.
II Kesrny st, san Francisco,
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE-Sent on ap plica-
ii IN oy letter stating symptoms. sex and age.
Communications strictly confidential.
DIR. MINT KIDNEY REMEDY,
NEPH RET iCUM. cures all kinds Of Kidney
and Bladder Complaints, G~onorrh9a, elect,
Leucorrhoa. For sale by all druggists; 81 " q
bottle, six bottles for IS 20.
DIR. MINTIE'S DASDELIDN PILLS
are the best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA aud
BILIOUS cure in the market. Fori
all druggists. mrSls
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18
PLANTATION PROVERBS

Su,,oss D bke. hshining. T. fnighty seidom sttikea tai,c III de aainc plase.
 De ole tuner 9hat sad. X nigy~r an d foni fur luok an 4 poor man fur eli,l- Ian. come mighty nigh hi,ten de nal on de head
 N: .nan h so pure da, he dosn con tribute ter de esIIs ob dis life De com ~h..t de hones, farmer rsises is made in. ter ~hisky
 bar ls more hones,y den truth among men. \ man what wsuidn'i steal dol. lar ter ssbe h,s life. ~ilI somet,mes tell Yei de biggcS; sortef ie
 WIdout Seoinmon Sens-. eddye att, n makes 4 man bigger t'soI den hr would adde,~ise be. 4 gold braesle, only d. tracts attention td p"nly shaped arm.
 ira'f aidoui work amt half VI good as pra and work \ man may g,, down III dc cornder ob de fence sn' pray week fur good flap, an Yc' de grass IS grVwIn' in de cotton all de tune
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18

ocalcd. any way yau could sec ltthrough a torn place in my pants"
 Lets see the pistol. Mf esssees.- sad the judge. taking the pistol and esam,n- ing II closely. '' Now. s,r. let me see the hole m your pants. The law imposes a inc oi twenty-five dollars. hut under the law ut common sense. I'll have to inc you tof,,-i,se daiiars, twenty hxc for car
 ying p,s,nl, and t~ens, lar earnrng sach pistol as thls 4 nan who ,s k,ol enough to carry pistol tha, won't shoot h a dangerous man to let run ai large n q town where there arc so many chl- drcn. And again ~iil have ia iine soa t,vc doliaIs 'or tearing your pants. The bibic says that he who de>,roys hi, t'~n wardrobe ,s worse than an ini,siel In all you are hncd hii, doliars In the future. s,r. eatry :, better pistol and don't tear -s..,.. .ls,ihss.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18
TO CORRESPONDENTS

NJ c |. Zsnc>viiic. Ohfo.--N hat is farm in tfkan>aw worth
 ! farm .s worth eae ....!l:.-.. A..lla1S al seventy-h,c cents. You should have spcctncd the kInd of farm you want.
 i.H,ic Rock poetes>.
 Even poct,o communication should be accompanied by the name of the Yri,er. The public holds newspaper accountable for its oflsinal poetry.
 M Franklin =ht-What stn keep n,'.es from eating cotu
 \ cheap brand of stomach bi,ters would work wcli III thls dircctaa. Another good preventive k ,o kill the moIes or keep the corn Ut, of ;he.r way.
 l. Hot Spungs NFe tIr sl7u,-s-- ,4. emoii"nai people
 6onfue1aus was emotional hu, sInee his death we haze nescr been ,o intimate with d Ch,naman tha, we could study hi> disposition with ana degree ot success. As ,, rule . Chinaman exhibits crnc,iea when arrayed before d poiiec judge for attempting to run away "I,h hi> brpihcr's ~ifc. "ha of course. ls NhItc wenaa. Chinese pa,hos though. is diific llt io ind and hen found !, hard 1n fetosnize -t k hleago F rn.,, Ice tao s.ld ma, trr io 'tfng up na~ foI IT 4s7 Td1, '1yg- rt-7-f s,.4 ti4srs tha, <p.h dui A.isuE sa g4fsiif.. Hsfa ,Aurf. hrrta~. ia,# bon ,sss tff sit insr dsast and asleep
 | Is. indeed. painful subject to sdis- cu,s. and one winch shpuld. on account of the responsibility and hish ,,and.ng of the parties. beI allowed ,o rcln.un un- s,irrcd Noah was rir1uk en wTne. ae- cordins ;o the evidence. NoN. when a man gets trunk on ~ine, hc feels bad enough to curse hls grandfather. Noah evidently dli ught. IL &asr an, of the boy business. The old man had been out with a friend. whom he hadm seen since the flood. and naturally took too much. When he went home. n avoid meeting Mrs. Noah. he went up ,taars and lay down m back-rooin. where Ham, me. roaming around. found hin The weather Was vey warm. and the boy seeing his father naked. threw a govern ment blanke; over hlm. Ihis made the old gentleman sey angry, and he cursed the boy for everything he could think ot Yes. taking everything into consideration, Noah was right.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18
EFFICACY OF HIS PRAYER

Farson Sandy. colored disine of deep fore. and old Simon, theological stu dent, roomed together, The other morn ing ~hen Simon arose he d.sco,ered ,ha, his watch had been stolen. When San. dy, who had Jeff his bed early, came into the room, Simon spoke to him about inc missing watch and asked his advice as to The best course to pursue for ,ts recovery.
 . De bes' plan, brudder Simon, IS ter pray ter de Lord Ef yer prays ~id fer ventness. dc Lord wlll sec dat de watch IS returned
 Docs ger believe da;. Brother Sandy:-
 Yes, Brother Simon. Ax de Lord. an he will answer yer pra'r.-
 Will yer pray fur me, Bnadder Sandy:'
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18
sULPHURoUs ILLUSTRATION

\ strange preaehei has appeared in one of the northern counties ot Arkan>.,w. lie tta,els on foot having but ono les. and h followed b, boy earoing ,nall sack at sulphur Inc preacher 's sad la he highi educated and to possess fare pew@Is ot cle4nenee He burns thr ,,ii- phla dnnns his sermons. and amid iis f,mea he draws such terrible J,s,a,s ..i the punishment Ia come. that many p.o- pie have inf>aken the >iubhlc heltN oi wlckcdnc,s. He k Vcry charitable, end gi.cS money to ,he poor with liberal hand. several d.,Ns ago he s,"pps-d in front oi | ,hurt h. sc, hfc to tho sulphur and began to pIcat h. he los al ptea, her who Was h..ldsaK .sn4ces in the Ghufs h. @as very much annoyed. and go,ng out. hc re,Inesscd the strange ptcae her [" leave. fhc sulphutots iiusttatoI pad no ,tten- tIon fin tiI- fr't.,sAi. Lln..lls. the loo .,i picaoact attempted io dusc hlm assay rith t sasAaifas >pnat, when the strange uian anbu, kled hta wooden ieg. kBoe kel ,,i16 o,al preacher down. and continued to prcAt h Afnlt hia tnmcs and the ama,e- ment ni the people
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18
LONGEST SPEECH ON RECORD

Jus, before the var Col. Wiherspoon ~as making a railroad speech m the court house al Washington. .trk-. When A s'ran- ger. ~ho happened to be passing that ~iy. stopped. ven, into the house and listened awhile to the argument. Recently. while the colonel wasNmaking another railroad speech ln the same court house. uslng the same argument. the stranger, sho sas passing. ''gpped and went in to hear h,m- Alter listening fe~ moments. the str1n- ger threw up his hands and exclaimed i: Urea, tod. ain :; ,ha, man done taking yet! Mos, remarkable fellow ever sa~ Why don, somebody build the road and stop him
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18
TESTIMONIALS.

To prove that ,his paper is ali thA; $ ciaimed for | by the pablishers, i, is only necessary to publish the follo~ing testi- mon ais.
 General Jones wri;eag,i-! have been A sufferer with rheumatism fosi~en,y years- One copy of your paper took the kinks from my legs, and no~ aIn professional pedestrian"
 Marrhy Hill: For years xas ss deaf hat couldn't hear boiler explosion. 1 read copy of your paper and no~ the flies skipping over the floor make such grating sounds uaA, am axakened out of the ,soundess sIeep.'
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18
PRICE. $ CENTS.
MIR MucKI.E.
How . Load os Lumber Came Around q
 Cosnss and Struck Him.

The other nigh, Captain Maeklc vent home intoxicated. Alter gong |. bed. he made so many strange noises that MrN. Muekic herame Alarmed. Muek.c told her that hc mus, nave been attacked by hsa'n fewer. he pnur ~rusan became so badly frightened. that after Muekie sAnk ,n'n mnttrrsng sleep. she made q mustard plaster and put |, m the back of h1s neck. Maskie hnail, became que, and Mts. Muckic sank Ia sleep. leaving the plaste, en her husbands neck. Da- nns ,he night the plaster was displaced, but when Muekle awoks next morning his neck was so sptr that he could scafsrlv turn his head Mn. Mueklc, ashamed af what shc had done. was detertn,ned not ,o saS anything abou, the plaster. and fearful that her husband ~esld ..es.....s, the anskilitiliy attended applis atom. she sat st the tifcakf,st table ~i.h tiawneaa expression.
 h,s place on my meek hurts like the i iieusc, ssTd Nugkie.
 "Now I'll tateh f. thought hls Wite. hat Nuekie continued.
 "s,iaaged iiiing III the world h.,.s ,h.s ih'nE happened. was standing on rhe eoinet of the street y,sterd4y afternoon. talking to | gentleman on business, when ..sang .an,r wagon loaded vt,h lumber. long ''''sfd winch ,it,i ,,.,. hst,,~a ,., notice, stuck out about ten feet behind. and Whllc ~as deeply interested. the Sagon turned the enfnrr, and the bong board came around and ssfaf,ed the hack i ,'f ,nS aesk. hope the time .,ll come when the people of ilttle Rock will arse and drnounec such nuisances.
 Nu'kle Is 4 terrible lar. and hia wsis .s iTassns egn'rdrnrr tn hii,,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18
MY PA

l~" l''ile boys engage In a quarrel My pa Is bigger than your pa ? No he amt. NJ pa could knock your pa dn3n ~,th one hand'
 'feA, and 'ny pa eould kisk yoar oid pa,
 And my Pa could kill your old pa '' Aiy pa ,s a lwysf. and
 .'hes. and my pa Ia policeman. and '''uid put your aid pa III jsii.
 The poliscman's son was master Of lhe situatfon.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18
WHAT HE WOULD DO.
Old Jerry Makes Another Declaration of
 Principles.

The other night. just after Berry had been nominated for governor by the democracy of Arkansaw. old Icrry ap- peared before large audience assembled in oolored church. Formally introduced by the Rev. Mir. Blackhsh. the old man arose. gave his shoulders characteristic hump and began:
 Teller citizens an women ob all per suasions: As looks around myscf ter night. l indeed considers dts de mos, poHant 'easlon ob my life. ncbcr afore seed so much omanly grace an so much manly muscle. appears afore yer ter night as innerpenen, candidate fur gub- ner ob dis state. is entitled to dis office. case my ehillun hab all lei me an case SC gittln along in wears. De ffus, oh ole age IS taiiin' on my haiF. ah my teeth. let me tell yer. aint none alb de bes. Isc only got one man ter beat. an he Is ISerry. de ~ah-ho,s. Righ, heah wanter sae a few words bout wah-hosscs in de south. De man alnt libin' what will scc de tune in dis country when d wah-hoss can't awaken de people wid his snort |, amt on aeeoun; ub cie principle what fo,rh on de wah. or on account ob any pfeludice what some folks may think de people has agln the north, but il k dat ,,le icciin what comes up an can, be '>plalned lssc been d soldier myself driy guberrncnt wagon endurin' de yah, an let me seil yer dat men what bllc dar meat in de same camp kittle an sop osten de. same tn pan neber forsits each uddct After ebery battle de circle ls smaller. an dls makes de remaiHn ones feel dat da Is boun closer tergedder be tl,.s,4ot. n.iS- fortune k stronger den de ties ob pros pcrt,y. \ man rceallcots de rheumatz longer dan he does Christmas 2lti Bern won dc respcck ob ebcry man what sared wid him. His bravery an kin ness eb heart captured every body but de enemy. He Is ~hitc man what every body mus respeck. an dc closer yer si,s ter him de better yer will like hm. He los a laIg in dc war. bu, de loss ob da, laig made him thousands of friends. i'se ,hinkin mighty strong 'bou, sawin' of one ob my laigs. l'se 'termlned dat my 'pon- ent shan, hab any vantage ober me. If he had three laigs, Id git me anudcr one some ~har. Oh. l'se got him ter beat. It IS ground hog case aid me Fmns hab dat office fur de salvation ob de roiored race. De niggers an mules. 'cordin' ter de constitution. mus hab. er show. De democrats hab carried ou, half ob de l4y. Da hab put mules in office. but hab dis- carded de nigger So I'sc heih ,eynigh, Ter plead de cause ob de nigser. an, dat nigger IS myself. 1 would make de sassy est gubner dis state eber seed 1 would declar yah on Missouri de flst thing. Arter captured dat state I'd go hshin' an make ole Gubner Crittenden roat mv bate cup. would send Insultin postal card ter de president ob de Newn,ed States. an would bate mink traps wid Gubner Roberts eb Texas would make de gubner ob Ohio black my shoes. an | would make de gubner eb New Yok fol- low me ~ld necessary material when wanted ter go any whar. Oats de sor, ob gubner what dis state needs an dat ls de kind ger will git feller citizens. ef yer puts in yer votes fer me. lse much obleeged ter yer fur de detention pad me
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18
LITTLE ROCK ARK. JUNE ls ,ss,
"Yas, Bruddcr Simon. I'se always ailhn

"fas. Bruddcr Simon, I'sc always ~illin ter pray
 The two men kneeiing. prayed. When they arose Simon said:
 l feels dat de Lord IS g~ine ter an- s~er my pra IT
 lsc glad ter heah Il. responded San dy.
 In faek knows dat he IS" and draw ing 4 horse pistol and Iesel.ng II al san- dy's head. simon continued. Gimme dat watch. or I'll shoot de top ob ,.f head off, Sandy produced the watch. when simon continued: De power ob prayer An' hos pistols IS astonishin ter de human tn efsidndin
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18
WOULD BEAT HIM.

I'm afraid they'll bea, my friend, sy- clsimed man struggling to gam admI,- S.on to the democratic convention. -i5s' nifty dollar they beat my friend. Aouidnt have hum bea, io, A thousand dollar"
 Who is ,our frlcnd = asked man standing neal the door.
 -iiangcd fl haven, forgo, has name, sad the enshusiass, stppping. But iei the nsSrse go. Bet you tfty doIiars the, beat hifa."
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18
4 H.ndsorne Paper.

Vol. No. i.of op,e Reads new paper the AkxAssaw IsAyEttR 7-is before us It i. yery bandsofne eight page pa~ per. ~eII-psin,ed and ~ell edited. The head !. handsomely engraved, with the oonpan,on-psc,ufes of the " Afksnsaw Traveller and the - Turn Of the Tun~.r handsomely dep,cied thereon The ms- sle of the piece also appears ,n ihe head. Altogether Il ss handsonle paper, and se @isi osif friends Read s lsrnham abun- dsnt succesz
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18
&A-s

Sf6iaEs of English Joke.--Fua gen tIemen.--Ah, Augustus, are you ali here, me boyT Augustus taking hold Of his xuricuiar appendzge. |-Ah, yes. am all 'ear.s Firs, gentieman.--- Good-boy, Ccorge.o
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18
SKY LIoHT

Don; le, ihz, ohsld s~aiio. that broken glass, sad ars. Wigie to the nurse.
 ''I~. her go ahead sad Mir WigIe If she s~ailo~s the giass sine can ~4Ik better. She'll be so light, yoa kno~.7
 Yes replied Mrs. WIgie, "bsi I'm afraid n would be sky light"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18
Assured.
i.oess,,ssg Ghsonlei.

! I.fSf fssbsfH t.hfrhAIf.I
 The AggAssAw TkAsfiEp, a ns2 pa- per jass issaed ~by 0pie Read, and by Ear the best home paper ~e have ever read. is before uA. Mir. Read ls ore smo.s the hnes, ~rr,ers sn Ameriez, both as hsnor- ist and lsterzsy writer. The s~ccess of his paper Is sssared. fse sure to ,ub~csior Ss !, al onee. Address "Ths AskANsAw TsAysLEs,- = Little Rock, Arkansas.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18
LIKE 4 WRITE WOMAN.

- Say. Aun, RIah, sa,d tpiofed giri ,o an acquaintance. -i se~d yer os.. ~aik,E' ~'d 4 gentleman de addsr night sidoui habin holt ob his arm. What does ger mean by dat bfeaahmens ob p'ifseaes. [.
 "Da wAn't no bresshment of plIseness, gal. Da, Is my husband what was wid Wha, doe. SAntsf take h,s arm hsrf 1 ac,s like white 'omaa, does
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18
SUCH 4 PISTOL.

You arc charged sith carrying A pis- tol, said the police judge to A man who had just arrived in Little Rock
 Yes, judge, but the thing won't shoot. 1, as'i gos any hammer. h wasn't con
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18

AAuo.G is one of the rphes, men .n ,he tinted States sens.e. And yet he s one of the poorest men, a man who, ~hen he steps oa, ef offsse, w,ll sink ss rapidly AS his hgh, seight will allow him.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18
Neat .. . pinessAsea.
Ic..i..sn.,.. a.aarrI

No. I, Vol I, of opse Reads AkkAssAw TEAsgLEs ss on our table, r<zs as psn- ousion aud interesting as cosId be. Evesy- body wants Il and wc have decided to sesd up ali subscriptions Jeff za this eAbce. Call and sec q specimen, and you win nos do without it.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18

Vivisection should not be condemned SProf. Schif. of Florence has made use of 8I4 900 dogs. The Norris,o~n Xfyald in 5srites him to come to Pennsylvania and
 1experimcn, on cats.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18

Nashville is trying to adopt the penny system. The use of pennies encourages strade. When man. especially if he be about half drunk. has pocket full of pen mics, he fanoies that he caa buy the town.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18

Thomas Jefferson was grea; man. and
 Andrew Jackson had something of rep
 utation, but neither of them can be com pared to the oolored gentleman who pre-
 sides al township con. .eniion.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18

The governor of .Arkansaw wen, trout fishing the other day. When he returned
 and said he did not catch anything he was looked upon in wonder, and was re- Egarded as the most wonderful and self
 sacrificing embodiment of truth in the state.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18

An investigating contemporary wants to
 know If deep planting pays. Yes, ii pays Ahe undertaken.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18

Blaine IS said to be worth SIo,ooo.ooo Bad management is no doubt the cause
 |'pf his not being worth twice the amount
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18

The platform of the Arkansaw democ- IFaey is small thing on paper. but |, IS a Dig thing for those who stand upon il and |arc elected.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18

Bret Haue in little poem said that a
 Tnan always winks with his weakes, eye. |The question IS left with Samuel ]. Til sden.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18

There is one case on record where
 man supported his family old Jacob worked fourteen years for his wives.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18

Bob Burdeue IS looking for a place |of residence Where there are none of life 's !annoyances. Just as well look for kind
 hearted buffalo gnat.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18

Arkansaw has schoolmastcr named Ssyx. The boys catch the devil when they
 tross him.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18

The constitutional liberty of man ktands higher than all ereeds or all
 hogmas.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-18
EDITORIAL LIMNINGS.

With political. conventions and strikes the county is kept in a perfect uproar.