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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-03-03
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se~~WE ALWAYS TRY TO GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS THE
49, VERY BEST BARGAINS AT TIMES, OWING
SOFT. H WINTER,
VIE ARE COMPELLED TO MAKE SACRIFICE ON SOME GOODS
RATHER THAN CARRY THEM OVER TILL NEXT
FORE DURING THE ENSUING TWO MONTHS SHALL OFFER
ALL OUR HEAVY GOODS AT VERY GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
IN ORDER THAT NAY TO REDUCE OUR STOCK so AS
SPRING GOODS THIS BEING OUR PUR-
POSE, SELL BOOTS, MEN AND wOMENs
OvERsHOEs, LADIES sHAwIs, OF GOODS
FIGURES THEY BOUGHT ELSEWHERE.
WE INVITE ALL TO CALL AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND PRICES
BEFORE PURCHASING OTHER STORE AS WE DEFY COM
PETITION EVERYBODY JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES
AS TO THE QUALITY CHEAPNEss OF OUR GOODS
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EBENSBURG,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-03-03

ADD a little glycerine to the grease
applied to harness and il will be kept in
a soft and pliahle condition in spite of
the ammoniacal exhalations of the STA
DIE which tend to make it brittle.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09
GEbFR.4X EkE

>eyer4. of he nes >p.p pers ef Arks-sas -conunae te er;icire he denocr4:ic pat form. They say ;ha; ;he declarations are expressed IT n nsr4rnrla; 4 terms. We... me democratic parry as 4 ru'e l> uasrai4- fa4;.caL \ prominent feature abau; pol. .3zs .n general Is i4ek Il est,t,la..e r.,-.- sls:enc,. The republican pa-H i> sr- grammatical! and me h.s:ar, af he ae-a- " docs ra; >ha~ ihA; a sreeuoac !.e, e1er wrote a grammar Then ahy should aess spapers euiicize the democratic pla:- ,arFn: ,.eneral Aiiaarn K Blrke. 4-lhu. ai inc poli,cal raA.rls se: ios-h r .he document lS a gentleman oi high e.l,.- vation Ills abihiy a> srarninar7an canno; be quesuonea. B.; he < no; safe nom ;he jealous attacks of eae:nies. one man. praininen; enemy oi he General. sad ;ha; durins he l4;e overflow. burke arose one morning and remarked. The water has TIT two foog IT iiye hour" This was slanderous. The blood of the lnsul:ef would have .n some measure a,ened ior ,he outrage, had no; ;he Gen erai relen:ed and ma lasnaniInously forsiven inc wretch.
 General Burke s -areful s-.;e,. Thai, he re~n;es ~isk be eiea',x proved by com p.nns he following, sad 70 De ;he o-ys. raj draf, of the platform. ~5,h he able state paper winch was adopted ,, he eonYenaon;
 Whereas. We the denocra1, of Ar kAns.~. believing ,ha; we've g: the bulge on he radicals. and feeling. you he;. Ina, ~e can If; our part of ,he log and ;h., when once lifted !, can De forever Til ID. therefore. De II unanimously
 Resolved. Ina, we hereby express OUT selves from the word wolf. believing ,ha. ~s,if !, the tsFs; word. declaring ;hai ;he state of Arkansa~. which ~e are proud 70 call home. mus, eyer be uphill with affection. and ;ha, ~e further resolve that ~e take decided acton in regard ,o ,he ,ndeS,rucuble comprehens,yeness of the grand high kicker Of the Cincinnati plat form
 The other members of iheconmi1ee insisted upon presenting the orslnal draf, 10 the convention bu, the General insisted upon submitting the res4~eG edition.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

pool condemned by him His dogs were ,he best Eis s;ories were the nch- est. You could si, for hours in his cabin.
 No lecturer in later days has ever enter ;ained you so hsedly. Ills Jokes acre d. ways close 70 nature His humor would alike anuse d child and a philosopher.
 He would talk 10 a stone 2s he would 10 q man. h the deepest of ezrnestness. uhile alone. he would say to A tree Stan here iell comes back. lie has earned presidents on his shoal- der Ills odd sayings have hashed :o sleep restless lirle boys Who grew up and assisted n pluaging ;he na;ion n war. B., long after he has been forgotten by hls grandchildren IT ,he years ~hen h.s memory l. desplsed by h.s descendants. voc. old man. all remember hsm You alii remember when he esed = carTy you across :hc s:ubble-teid where ,he men acre cu,tins vhea, Hl; 4fter so1 are gone. he ~ll. only Ike n inlper:ee: i.:er- z-H-e
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09
THE .fPh-z.ES.4 H1 Fl lIfG .Nf-
 CHINE.

Col. McDermoi, of Drew county. las;
 year. al ,he far in Monticello. exhibited
 the model of flying machine invented
 by him. and upon which he has spent
 years of thought and labor l; was re- ported on seH favorably as promising 4
 successful result. a, least. io the gre4il, desired end of a perfec, machine for nay1-
 gailng the ar The colonels plan ls pre-
 ciseiy iha, descnoed belos by the Pal .nzH Ga-rt.t. and which Il seems is now
 engaging the attention of foreIgn govern
 ments. where he means 10 thorough, ;es; the plan ~ili noi be santins. and We may look for developmen; ,h4g sri aston lsh ,hls generation. Thls result though ]; may rob Col. MeDeTno; of the prof; of he invention. kaus; leave hIE. :hc honor of originating he true .de4 oi a Y:@e:.e-. machine for navigating the 4f. s.a-e. wears ago. he ooncened IL and has faf >ears sainly sough; for means = enable hIFn ;o give ]: 4 prac;ICa! ,cs.: :" tse.- rnany and Kuss.a are both p4>asns io-- Uard experiments n 5Hrg nachiaes for 2se n Har or o;her~.se- !; appears :ha; .he direction T ~hieh these are ~orsirs $ the onls orc likely = be successful. !.
 .aore> he ridiculous inflated gas-sas. .hleh Is enormous IT slze. cIfTleul; and costly ;o fll n ~ar and 1aa;s-a -lsaniie dercnc;-a; he rner-H af cen ea-cf: | alr. huge mark Tor :he frs; gunner wha Gan h.; and bnng I 10 inc ground. itaarn- s4ren in Germany and Har4novsk. ia Russia adop, inc prInuPle af :he .r5.iae4 plane pressed aga.as: The AT. and ,aas capable of making some attempt. i: leas; ;e regulate i;s o~n course. h ;he kite inc force ;ha; presses he la5lnet plane the hand oi he bey ac;i1s :h-5-sh :he strias h ;he sal of ihe boa; ;ae -es.s:- anee of :h- water te sldeIoaE Eaa:.aa keeps ;he sail pressed asains; he ~lad. IT s1ng naehInes the pressure : gwen by AT engTue earned ,. he r4aeh5f4e zfsd ae;lng b~ means of ;ans of one so-; .. the .aiher- The dlfleal;y 4: pFesez: ], ne ~efsh; af ensne and feel D.; V n :he aetelapFnen; of elec:-leal prae;itAi knau.- ee se ae may t4srlH expect . see aee-lna- la;ar> which ~.i. supply he tnaN.n-n af po~er ~l;h he minimum af We.sA:
  Then he problem Q: t..ns IT srI.l 4.r A..l, 5e solved Whether se shall eee- be able 10 rde ;he storm < ana:het matte.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09
DR. HICKS.

The Rev. Dr. Hicks who seemed 10 be so 6eeply interested IT ;he salvation of Guite4u's soul is probably IS much of a hspocrIte As Guiteau ~As a crank The following from he Boston G..aiE sho~s 10 wha; extent fai,h may be reposed n his sincerity: The Re-. W. W Hicks be- sides beng minister of the gospe!. $ politician of the modem e-pe He $ de- voted to ihe interests of the republican parry. and has figured extensively zs &orker IT behalf of that pa1y's slpren- aI n the sog.a 4 valued cores poadenl ~ho happens n kaos h,rn wel. $ aathor;y for the sia;enen; :h4, teH years ago-.a the cznpa.gr of is-b-he wen: ;hroagh the s;a;e ot Name and made several speeches. lie aas d, ,ha; :.Ine res!den; of Florida. and ~hea ;he ?.ach s4ne. and ,he presen, accom- pllshe1 se-rc,a-, of the navy @en; down b s;ea. ;he f5.e q taz: ( mn .5r.s cath for H4yes. Dr H.ckz sAs on hand - q a.s sha.e of ;he work While Y Name he :2id some ;h-..i.ag s,o-es about the .ha.esale slaughter 9t .ao:.ens.re co.ofea men ~ho -1sheG = vo;e ;h= republican ;icset in me county. he :o.d h.. Name auditors. 800 Taen acre s.z.a because .heA dared : depos.; :hei: ballots fof he cause of the rulon and good sos4-nrnea;. a. represented by :he rep1bheaa p.Fty.
 Ia2 wears az o.. correspondent: \ h heard his speech .- Ma.1e ne: DF H5eks T Ja1kson.lile ard asked h.a where :he laeshiered da-s'es. "hose fa,e he So graF5:.'=a.iy esc-bed. 4e-e barred. 54: he dec..ne6 ;o f1ra.sh :he information. anG refused - = mo he d.szcssl '. :. .enS As an eNcase :h4: h.s .=fe ~agld De :4ken | he G.s1,sed ;tc fer 5.c secrc: .;.s needless = say ;hs: he s:or, w4s pure fabr,ea;ion. invented soiely for et7ec.. n the north. and :oid ~7:h al he reck- lessress winch charac;e-se6 ;he cam paign hes of Ina: exciting pe1od. Dr. hiess had ! sfnal. church . Fle-da. a. tended ehieay bx ooiored people. whose ;aacies he exc.:ed by horrible .A,es of IT. umidA;on and q prospective slaser9. IT case ;hey did ao; vote ;he republican .ie<e:. Ne had los: $ -f; ~ h.r4. ard i hls name had z1o;- come u2 . connection wi:h the Gai;eal case ae would De liable ;o have f5reorea h.ra altogether F.ne man e .asv2>e a aa:on n pray io- l IT 1-- dercr.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

~- 1,RANI as ar epl g-alna;,c orator. $ me :i;ie of sketch ne~ gong inc rounds of he press Gran, is unqaesuonably an orator. only political enemies have ever asserted tha; he -rea: man w4s 10, an orator. Several wears ago, when Gran: s2S,ed Little Rock the people of ArkAn- sAH had an opportunity of hearing this wonderful orator. The easy SoW of his language the beauy of his ,masery. the bnghlness ot h.s ~1t he o-gsnall;y of his hu.nor. sll! never De iorso,:en. Fellow -l;izenS.~ he sad an sIad 10 mee; VOL to-day md Q see ;ha; al an.moss;es are pass,ns away. see around me ever1 2, ldence ih4: he val ,s over and ;ha; al Anlmos.,ies arc pas<ins away. lam glad ,o ser he people of ArkansAw IT such good condition. for :, proves ;ha, ! hngh,er era has daaned anG ;hat al zai-nosi,les are passing away. Az along the hne of the railroad rom Memphis ;o I.;1le Rock. ] was much impressed by the enthusiasm with winch was received. f7s ], showed iha, brighter era had das-ed and tha; al! animos.iies are passing away.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

Cot. Err WAKp. he lessee of me Ark An>a~ Peni;enuaN. n conversation with l party oi acquain;4neeS he other day. remarked While ~-s In Ken,uck, re- cen;ly. visited ,he scenes oi my boyhcoa. l looked wi:h ioadneSs over he helds where used ;o work fo' faur dollars per month. : feli proude- oi ;hIs none, than any money ;ha; have ever made since. l took ]; home and gave ,, Q u7da. ed mother Gan anything better .ll-s,ra,e he feelings -taa k there aehler feel'ns IT he human breast, eioney earned n childhood ls the 9e~els oi snar-4
 sAl y'an>aoaoa. The poor boy ~ho ;akss. his Hrs; earned dollar home . his rno;her ices more ,ruiy he >piri, ai A hero. thar he man Who a afer life commands an army or GYMS bank
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

julIa wants ,o snow what parry platform $ Well. platform. Julia. is one preamble and :weau resolutions. strong IT non-esseuaals. vague in essen uals round the bush en tarlfi. and rough as thunder an the No7aoas: clamoroas for clsll-ser77ce reform. ~I.h a reserved ee ;ssss.a.:- -I.ss3->eF,tse- reform. dd0~r an corruption. loud IT l,s praise of purity. and determined ,o have | if i; takes every cen; inc pa--y CAT -zise- The plat form. vou understand lGha is legitimate and necessary par of he canpai gn pomp and circumstance !; goes long with he banners. s-a1spa-enecs and torches and ~hea the campa Eu IS over-well. |, ,s stored z~ay .n the esllaf q Sa1ss, along with the res; Q: he uniforms and torches \ long c2mqaiZ Zz platform IS very 1uch like the -ar gr torch. in- deed I: -zveS o-: Erea; deal Of smell and smoke wl;h ve-1 uncertain. flicker Ing hght-bg-..zS. .a. Ys-. isye
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

W. D. SIACK land commissioner of the Forr smith road. has been nominated for governor by the republicans Slack is a progressive mar. and h ,he discharge of his duues as land commissioner has been of great serSlee tn the state. lie is not a politician. which IS abou, ,he bes. record white man can have While democrats and republicans were count ing out political aspiran,s. Sack ~as counting n immigrants Ii parry pre- judices are kept ou, of the campaign II Slack runs spon his own platform of un- disputed worth. and nc, as partisan. he will poll large vote.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09
of,he famous song.

A> Arkansaw lover of animal klnd ad- vooa,es the ,heon -; oonnning mad dogs in asylurns ins,ead of Killing them This Is. indeed. humane dca Non ifr4rrie- snakes could be confined n asylums in- stead ot being killed the raorals fl he state nigh; be improved Ho~ noble |, would De n man ~ho ,s b,,cn by 3 snake. 10 catch ufj3@Eae reptile and shu, i, up m an asylum instead of killing |;
 The world ls constantly improving. and when ,he AIkansaw lover of animal k.nd is killed by wild hog. ~e can eonsra,l- late the people upon the advancement; jus; alta ned.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09
/. HE X ~ -4.> .f

The E;era-H .na<azlnes are GiSccss,ns 7 " Emerson as Poet Emerson dld no: clam poe,7 as hts ielG ;: usefulness. n his earlier days \ her he fel; inspired 5y something. a something whose sire, gth he d.d TO: seem = understand. he asked he adv5ee of Ca-lyle .he,he. or TO: ]: acre advisable for h.fn ;a express his thoughts n .ae;e. or T prose Cariy!e Ad,asec prose. l: could 10; have beer o;he-a ,>e .espec:ed. Carlyle had affected Poetrl and as seli-proaounoed failure l; could scarcely be expected ,ha, he ~oeld ?oe;.caliy as,ise mar ~hor. hc actually considered his disc pie Al! oi Euersons ~ors has -l;hin ]; touch 2: Poeil. l; ;rnes he expressed himself a rhyme b.: ;he efTor1 oears evidences of .cs;r -;ion. Emerson aas a gainc Ina, mus; be free. Even the .eonnnemen. of s;rlct rhe:oT7e manned ;he s;-enS.h of his arssnali;y. Truth, .ersiaed. .s no more 4pparen: than ;ru;h IT prose. Truth Uas Emerson's elemea; IT h,> -Na- ;aFe he s9vcs S..--..; '.-h..sA nave al~a.s been apparent, bu: winch had never before been so truly expressed B. closer study of verslaca;.aa. E.aer- son eeald have established himself A 2 poet. He had mere ;;lhsooash; and much racre aagln4lity th4a Lon sfe.lo~. but as d writer ai song he could never have reached the heish; which Loagfellow al ;Ained. Bat as preacher philosopher. 4 teacher oi truth. he has m equal 1T American literature.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09
TIE okD TUE .NECR0.

[ The old tune negro $ gradually pas>- ing away. His head IS as white as his na,ive cotton field. his form is ben; and
 his sharnhling ga, IS toward ;he grave. He IS no: ,he las, q race ba, is the en- bodimeni of a recollection ,ha, nothing else holds he is the worn GU; reInnari, oi day whose sun Is forever SCI; In
 the years that come. he wiil have no representative His children are ashamed of him. They rdicule his odd dialect. laugh a, his traditions and soorn his re hgious fancieS Years ago he was an oracle. The high; of learning only shone outward upon him. He could no; si; un- der the rays of the lamp of intellectual requirement. He read bu, TWO books. nature and his o~n mind. He once held high rank among the village boys
 They would not think of fishing m a
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

DiekLN> Feql'a;len is su5erag r England Feaodieals ~h.ch d ie~ wears ago sang ihe ars5se. 9; ;he s.ea; aorel.s: ao~ ind faui, ul;h ai,n There is some ih.ng. says ;he London .>eez:4.', ,7 Dickens ~hen he abandaas h:s par of har,er3s' ;o piaH ;ha: q a spiritual purifier. sh.ch : Q OFT m.ad beyond measure re- peIi1n; Mate ;h2n sef:-coaade7:- ': 7nee shess ard shabby T hls uaa-4l makeup. a; once proud af his spiritual functions ard Wisheu; even ar incidental Hash of that seli-saspio.oa and self-ois- IT'S: which could alone have enabled ais.l ,o fz,!i them. Dickens alaays forces on our minds. II these moods or his. ;he memon. of ,he rebgke Q those who were so anx:oas e take :he -no,e oa; of ,hei- brothers eve befo-e :hey had qualified themselves ,oI see clearly by taking the beam ou. of ihe,T o~a eve
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

ARxANsAw has one of ;he most pecu- lar hlo=ias caves that has eyer been 6is- covered. For exactly one year ,he cave In- hales al. with such yisor that small annals are drawn ID. and then for exactly one ,ha, no one can stand agalns, its powerful current L1st year picnic parry. while the cave was drawing in. was foolish enough 10 approach the mouth Every ha; ID the crowd was taken m One man
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

TIE telegraph again announces that Edwin Cowles. of the Cleveland L<aGey. Is in trouble. This time the good man has sued Bishop Richard Gilmore for s25-ooo damageS- l; seems ,ha, the bish- op published a card, which Mir. Coxies declared ~as malicious and defamatory. Tine val bes-s<= ;Ae isepe and M.. Co~ies should be brough, to a close For years ihe hghS has been going o@ and she field for the las; battle has no, vel been selected. Mir. Co~les' troubles have become so freqsen, rha, managing editors. when telegraph comes in slowly. say to the news editor By the way. has thar Cowies matter come in yet:" Only three dispatches come from Cleveland. Coal oil, strike and Cowles-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

THERE $ something aoou, inc lame dog Iha; nA,uraIis,s do no, understand. The lame dog ls hypocr.se- There is nothing ;he matter wi,h hls foot ba, some ho~ he takes up the idea ,ha, he should be lame He starts or holding uD his lei; hind fco;. l, seems 10 be abou, as much as he can d ,o ge, along. .Af,er awhile he meets another dog. and en- gages in a bref whispered conversation When he starts oT again he forge,s .ha; he is lame ir the lcf: loot. and hops axav as though his rish, leg IS ruined. Yes. ghe lame dog IS a hypocrite.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

TaE due between the Georgia editors did no; take place Cot tic~rii. cf ;7e c.'zsfstatsSn. a-Tlved promptly on he ground. but Col Lamar did no; appear. The press of the oountrS should 10: be ;oo has,y in cnucI-iag Col. Lamar. lie may have been kep; away by humane pnaciple- He may have been s'ck Probably some member oi als family was II. Perhaps he had 2 sore hee, M.ny a man has been accused of beng co~- @rd-weN. many man IS a coward T. $ indeed unfortunate ;ha; Col Lamar dld TO: comply with his con,ract and shao; Col Howell through he legs.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

THE ARKA>>Aw TgA,ELkR IS meeting ~.;h AT alEnos; unprecedented success Th.s may seem like coming !; strong. ye; we state be; the fac:s. Success was expected. bu: immediate success was no; looked fo-. The paper has pad from the nrs; issue and i;s weekly increase $ decidedly encouraging. l; $ safe 10 s-y ;ha: we wi! have ifteen thousand subscribers by the hr,; ef December 4. the pFesen, -4,e of increase ;his num- be- w.ll be reached. n course Ge-ag the fall the increase vii De much greater. From he ars, he people seemed ,o have confidence IT the enterprise. ,o which caa be manly attributed he success thus far a,:ainec.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

N newspaper n4a IT .tie soG.h has rsen more rapidly than Daniel E. O.Sgl- ..vaa. 4 few years ago ne vas selling 'nackerel n 3 Bowling Green grocery store. bu; aoW he $ the e,,y edi,or of the Cear:<,- l72rrsL Er1ne; Logan. one of ,he haes; ne.ssPape- men IT Arae7oA and ~he ls now 'he managing editor ot ;he teay!cy- iea-nal. me; Daniel IT Bow- ing Green and took shir, from inc hons der of comparative ebscur,:y ! $ ;he s,oH-never repeated oftea enough-of close application. Instead of wasting his spare tune, he devoted !; ;o s,udy. He Is one of ,he b-gh,es: and bes; in- formed young men n the country.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

4 great many gentlemen n ocr city find faaii becaGSe some of -he fashi~nahie lzdles pU, pan; o- ,t.ei- face Now we would Ike ,o ask some q those gentlemen II II is moi as bad b pam, their nose and eyes w1th whisky The paint oa a lady oaly spoils her complexion ~hlie the other ea,s up the snteTHai E.asz os As.zx. being and every nos And then IS the cause of 3 half killed ~1te or some smashed head -ElnfyTe Lsgs1
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09
ENHE0 .fEH <.


 The Ark4nsa~ editors called on he presiden, he other day The pres.dea; recened them ven s-4cioc4.s Se,e-al &eess ago ~hen he presiden: com blamed af IT.; fe.Hns seo ~ei Dr B,ss pre- ,c. bed A.s4as4s newspaper men. 4ae sher. a fes moments Af:er~ ards the aoc- n. de'aaa6et a mortgage aa the govern asen:. he pres der: sra.fea blsnaly and sa.d .ha, he b.. ~4s exceed T sly low and ins.s;ed apon presenting ;he d5c:1r u ..h some klad | testimonial expressive ef h.s deep 4P2re- .4:7a. The e1.,ars ~e-e
 dressed | ;he Ae!sh: q; ;4Sh.9a. The -d.;oF oi .he hue Creek L:-1,s ~a-e -4lze e4s:ef and red neck ,ie. he ass.s;an; edso: of ;he fe4;he7oa ZA,<<,- a:n< wore eoppera> pan,4loans and 5ec :ae., >h!r;. re=.e3 ~s;h i4& .4:..as IT la: :hey were .! ga.iy adorned. The edi;oF and p.aprietor Of ehe L.;nber;sss
 >fsyeat approached ;he presIden; and re- marked Cap. wo-. ,e'u s,t, -f..lt ard me l> ! do n; understand you. rep.ied Arthur. srAcefaiiy .nel.nins h.s head. = say ;hA; ~e are so.a. ou, 70 axe >asrt Won, yaa me as: Red iicker :. aa~ don; yaa kna~ = Arthur excused h.F'aseit :" Why. continued th- ,ss:.u-. sog ~o4ldn': do foF Aa ArkAnsaa -o,- ernor. Pardon me les. broke n he xis.,e. pardon is he word for a so-;hern .a1ern7:. 1a-r heads levei on ;ha:, qld man. p.d you see :he las, num- per of me >r,es:> Naa d.4a,:- TaAa:s pad. sseHoa a -a;;l.as seaa aT. We.l. ms: be fnat.as on. l.. Sit;.n a,oas toward inc shank of he even
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

What's ;aa; you're playag- sad a Ne~ Haven EAa . his daughter. who ~as pounding ,: the piaao keyboard with more nol>c thar sSll Il $ Wagnenan. pa: that's he -a1ssc of the future -Oh. E, ls- is I L~, ', be long time in the future before hear any more of l. Play Hle Comm through he ne Oh. pa. an, you ho--,d: always thinking about something :o drlak Fiono-s are easy ia ,hzi farnily.-.Nez Ez- z. ReyErtey.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

M publish ,o-daA letter from Gel. r. (. Baud,no;. n reply ie an editorial puh- l,shed bN the 7 ...- .ite.i K.s!:rat iaar.al In regard l. he angin of Albcry likes = Fine old Arkansaw Gentleman Col Boudinoi essab..shes the proof of hls aS- scr-ic-s- ..,a, Ais..As- -Elias-Recior was me suhleei of ,he famous song.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

l. x ns~ asserted .hA: Moses ~as no. q politician | he had been. he woeld have been found n he fence instead Q; IT the bull-rashes
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

PRINCES >,llcs2tf- Ii Hayt.. ar-Ived n New York the other day. She IS sad ,o be Qui,e inc locking -i-l ~7;h 3 black speck on her upper lip and warr on :he end of he- nose She wlH 9 rom New York 70 Cleveland. where the people ~lll relieve her of the warz.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

Taf eaapa~ t,uards. q Little Rock. were fourth n standing a, Indianapolis The boys shoa!d 10; feel discouraged They wlu ye; down the Ch,cka>a~.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

\ >EsRo msni>,er as~ers ;h4, ,he col ored people more than ~hi;e men. are lambs oi inc gospel. because he oolored people have wool n ;he.r heads
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

EN->f>.IoK Mf>9. !; > >ald. is beg gng n Washington o.iy. Young man. don, De pol.;ca;an and !; l> no; hkel. tha, sou uIh ever be an e>-sena;or.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

Iii ,ll4p4s Guards should be ~el- ooned home ~iih = Hsash enthusiasm 4s ehar4e;eF5ses thclT departure fa' Loai>- t1iie
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

IT $ now declared ,ha; whisky vas a, the bo-1on .; he Scio;a steamboat 6ls- as,er. l, seems tha, there was also foo much ~a;er. ], won't do 10 mN xhisks and water. Hundreds of people dzily suffer from this practice
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

THE Arkansaw republicans IT their platform do not exactly hold she demo- crats responsible for last years drought. but they hold them responsible for the overflow
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

TAI English holders of virginia bonds have appealed ;o prcs.den, Arthur. They nigh; la>; d, ~eil h4se appealed ;o Mrs. Scoyllie
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

Tsl Franklin kx -. a,sf, sayS ;ha; sock 5les re se;ans worse and worse. Some of then. perhaps. ~5l. n: recover
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

LlsDfK stk cheese . ao~ shipped from the gnisea S;Aies ,o Gernany. No, enough oi !; > sh.pped. hoseser.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

ARKA<>Aa has rIs5Ye health restoring sprngs than ary s.a:e n The unIon.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

THE doctors are 4a4rreling over Gal- ,eAu's body Ne..i6Al gentlemen asaall, ouArrei o,e. o7azN sgbsec;s
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

THE dcinocra;ie platform of Arkansa~ ,s only held together bx one nal.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

II is the earl. ~hea; Ina: catches the army worm
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-09

HE .Amenoan nay ea.sts manly IT plug tobacco.