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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-26
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-26
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-26
THE FAIRY.
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-26
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-26
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-26
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-26
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 lie bl'u,ncd hls saat mols,cucd h. h. d,. tnd began sotk Ihr tts' blow s, slik htutc man 1nso ihe >e' and It led ... sfasi :, Aa} clha~ tnd | th, .lafl the hailci xt t,hhed the n.p O, h. head and al dtsn ws,l :, .abdued lonk .n the 5aiuess of h, mouth
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-26
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-26
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 Well thee .'oa'' yoa p4, n- Lark tiie sioii4i tufi promised 10 pay I ,ase
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-26
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.t .u .n, '.mes fails oD: 'ha' 4ter. orrselves deceiYed ln other. be ,e s % fsf,; ,ie e.sed oursel,eo. .dDes
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-26

somebody has discovered that ,he cor rect pronunciation ot ,he word khedne $ -kedowa. The, ,nigh, a, ell tell -s that the proper Nay io pronounce bee hive IS behowa.-.Aoyy!sso.sH HeyalG.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-26

bonnet, ,h,s seas0n - ord-y ,o be of any account must have me tun,ras,.ng coiors to correspond sish t..e hanging eoiors on the face of the man no foo,s ihe bill i-Lo.teU C!fs=<r
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-26

Tsice-iold iose sinaeks suggessitei, oi a turned collar .lk<yI.irH RfeoySer
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-26

Fast hideous young men are better known as fops.-OH Cih Bh--aya.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-13

The Shakespeare Club met Saturday night at the
residence of Miss Annie NJ. Hartford, on Eleventh
street northwest when the semi-annual election
OF officers took place. Mr. J. w. Pilling was unani-
mousy elected president; Mrs G. G. Adams, vice.
president; Mrs II. c. Stevens, secretary execu-
tivecommittee, Mr.. John Tweedale chairman, Mr.
James L. Bangs, Mr.. Whitaker, Miss Annie NJ
Hopperton, and Mrs. J. W. Pilling, after which
the following programme was rendered Piano
solo, Miss Annie NJ. HEREFORD; reading, "Ginevra,"
Ride" Mrs. @. G. Adams 1.-THE Archbishop and
Gil Bias" Mr.. Whitaker; 1.-THE Tournament Scene
from Ivenhoe," Miss Belle Bacon; selection from
Shakespeare, Mr.. David @. Bangs; 1.-The Ride of
Jennie McNeal," Miss Annie NJ. Hartford selec-
ton from Helens Babies" Miss Bacon. All
were well executed, and especially so were the
markedly clear and flexible voice, and appears TO
equal advantage in serious and in comic readings.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-13
A BOURBON moNoLoouE.

Wei, yesi think I've done Il DER ngain--
NY friends all tell me that have; but then,
It's nothing strange for me to play the fool;
I've done IL ever since was at school.
MY mouth has proved curse IA blessing, too,
For II has always found me work to do
since when was inclined. I'm sixty.one,
TO claim that was loyal, just FOR nm.
Speaking Of matters subject to debate
II just begins to penetrate my pate
That, had 1 kept my tongue for selfdefenso
l had not been accused oflnck ofsense.
Sensel am made oft. BY wisdom nursod,
In all the arts Of trickery well yersed
IL Is my happy fortune to deny
That there exists another to supply
No, to assume the place that have won
Since first my tongue began OF large to run.
As for my Bourbon sentiments, they pay;
They bring me bread and meat from day to day,
Together with some cheap applause. which feeds
My vanity with sweetness, which II needs.
OF course I'm not sincere IN what preach,
care not what the principles teach
SO he ever In the wordy van
And In the renr when ! attack man.
Now there's Mahonel Of course he has the right
10 vote as pleoses him. but yet tbe sight
)fsuch nm Independent man ashe
Concerning whom we Bourbons did agree
That he should he our slave)-the sight, 1 say,
ofone who Gusts orr prolIerod love away
Ofsuch n man, settling our will ut naught
Did drive me wild; my brain was over wrought.
My tongue a. woman's weapon, | admit
Was sOrely crippled by my lack OF wit,
And now find my friends laid on the shelf
Where soon, the prospects are, I'll be myself
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-13
A spIRIrUALIsTlC EXPOSE.
The Result of Turning UP the ,ias mt n
Scnucc.


Scnucc.
In Brooklyn on Friday evening Mrs. Crindle.
Reynolds had an assembly OF about thirty spirit
ualisis. She went behind a curtain which parted
In the middle to begin her macrializatons. She
took no bundles or wraps behind the curtain that
could be seen. When the cabinet was examined
II was found free from any paraphernalia. The
lights were all turned out with the exception OF
QUO burner that was turned low, so as TO east dim
light over the ROOM Presently two materiaized
spirits appeared before the company. They were
clad In the finest illusion, and their faces were
soraphic. The drapery was long and flowing from
one spirit which seemed materialized only about
half way down, while the other seemed solid from
head to foot; and, while the unsteady spirit had
wavy, willowy motion, the other seemed firm
and stalwart. The spirit that seemed legless
held what appeared TO be an outstretched arm
70 the other, and moved with II when II moved
Ike Siamese twin. Suddenly Mr.. Beard, q
nervous and suspicious believer, turned up the
gas, and Mrs. Crindle- Reynolds, half disrobed,
stood with mask over her face, clad in Illusion,
holding at the end of her outslretched bare arm
another mask. From her hand draped folds OF
himsy lace amer the accepted style of Celestial
dress making. The women uttered screams and
clured that she was unconscious of what had hap
pened, and claimed that she was ignorant of the
possession of the paraphernalia and that she had
been made the fundamentally of evil spirits
Mr. Brown who was one of the committee that
attended the test seance said that this explanation
was too psychological, because he had seen the
very masks aud the same drapery four or five
times before. The women said the medium carried
the wardrobe IN the bosom of her dress, as they
had half suspected.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-13

After the close fthe performance Of" Patience"
at Fords Opera House Saturday evening, and
after the business of the week had been adjusted,
the following employees of the theOtre--Messrs.
Ellinger, SeSsford, jameson, Nathaniel and John
Plant, Joe Grifhth, Berrett Spauding Sauter, Cas-
per, and VenGble-proceeded TO the box Office,
and there surrounding the deseivedly popular and
gentlemanly manager Mr.. Louis Ford, presented
him with magnificent and costly gold hunting
case watch Mr. JosephS Sessford the veteran ticket
agent, VINO has been in the employ of Mr.. John II.
Ford for the past quarter OF u century made the
presentation speech, which was happily responded
to by Mr.. Ford, although he was completely sur
prised. The watch is n fourteen karat gold hunt.
Ing ease, in the Louis NIX. style of design on
the exterior of one side Is n handsome monogram
with the letters -, L. F." and oil the other 1852"
The inside inscription reads: Presented TO j.
Louis Ford, as II token of esteem from the en-
bloyees OF Fords Opera House, Washington, ID. c.,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-13
VIRGINIA NEWS,

Vile.
Miss Kent Mason delivered n temperance address
In the house on sunday afternoon.
The Harrlsonburg council has lowered the rate
Of taxation about seventy cents on the 800 of real
and personal property.
The senate passed bill authorizing the Judge of
The Corporation Court TO appoint commissioners to
divide the city of Danvllle into wards.
The caucus Saturday night adopted n resolution
teopening the nomination of Auditor Massey, and
senator Hale then said that he would stand by the
iction of the caucus
At special meeting of Montgomery Presbytery
Rev. W. w. Houston was dismissed to the Presby-
cry of Cincinnati, (Northern), and Rev. X. N
MoScby to the Presbytery of Western Texas.
An enterprlslng colored capitalist Is reported to
nave chartered train and made other necessary
10 Washington on the day fixed for the execution
Of Guitenu
A bill has been introduced in the Legislature by
Delegate Frazier, of Rockbrldge, to amend the
charter OF Lynchburg so as to place the appoint
ment Of the police force in the hands of the newly
elected Republican judge Of the Corporation
Court.
The Readjdster caucus Saturday night Endorsed
Mr.. Baileys bill for rediyiding the State into
twelve circuits MI. Lady's bill for the appoint
ment OF al commissioners OF sales by the Gov
ornor, aud tho senate bill for the repeal Of the
whipping post law.
Hon. Mark Alexander, of Mecklenberg County,
for sixteen years a member Of Congress, cele
brated his ninetioth birthday Wednesday. He is
the only survivor of the famous Virginia conven-
ton OF lS20-3O and Is In excellent health and
condition for his advanced age.
"A bill hos been introduced In the senate to in
corporate the Allegheny Extension Railroad Com
pany 10 run from any point on the main line or
branch OF the railroad of the Richmond and AL
leshany Railroad Company west Of Lynchburg to
any point or points on the West Virginia State
line, via Craigs Creek on Jackson's River or any
tributary OF James River, and the mostpracticable
routes.
In Wytho County, last week, Mrs. soprina Nor
ton, who had been married less than three months
lgo, gave birth to fully formed male child in
Held near her residence and covered IL with snow
10 avoid discovery. When found by other men,
beTs Of the family Its skull was fractured In sew
sral places aud blood was oozng from It's nose
Tho verdict Of the coroner's inquest was that the
child came to its death by violence at the hands
OF It's mother.