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Daily Republican., 1883-01-10

We are making elegant
evening dresses. Some of
the materials are in the win
dow of 1871 Chestnut, some
are to be seen at the silk
counter, and some in the
dressmakins rooms. They
are coming in daily. The
dresses themselves cannot be
shown. Nor indeed is there
any advantage in showing
them; Tor We never make
two such alike.
1901, 1903, 1905 1907 Chestnut second n,or.
Take car at 1903.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-10
)oIIN WANAMAKER.

Seal coats at SIS, SIS
500, Sl25 and $50; plenty
"A few Sl75, $500, s225 and
$3.50. Some are Of larger
sizes than are kept in the
shops; up to 44-inch bust
measure. The window OF
1905 Chestnut is filled with
skins yet to be made into
garments. There are seal,
lynx, beaver, pcrs'ancr, SOUR
rel, hare, concy and a good
many others, just as they
came from Leipsic and Lon
don; also a few made gar
Among the latter no
ticc two silk listers and two
silk dolmanso OF unique shapes.
The fur WOrkrOOm is asbusy
as ever, mostly on ordered
garments.
1908 Chestnut
Daily Republican., 1883-01-10
AT
John Wanamaker's S,
PHILADELPHIA.
Wednesday,.

One who gets his informal
ton from the advertisements
of Philadelphia and York
merchants mu st certainly
conclude that business has
certainly gone to the dogs.
One advcrtiscsthc same dress
goods week after week, and
month after month; another
coats another iurs; and 50
on. The testimony is stran-
gcly alike. At the very be
ginning of cold weather too :
Either all these people have
made some mistake, or there's.
an alarming condition of
trade. Which can it be?
Our own observation and
experience seems to put
them all in the wrong. Such
a tide of trade as we've ncv-
er seen before swept of ourI
goods, leaving no more than !
the usual fragments. These
fragments we promptly putt
down SO low, that we are |
fast getting their room, and |
are looking forward to al
promising season already be-
gun. While we are waitingl
for such goods as Fashion,
has yet to pass upon, we |
to busy ourselves
with such as the time calls
for and are already here. /
Daily Republican., 1883-01-10

MY ANrEb-A FEW MORE ENERGET
MH ic Young ladies or gentlemen to en-
rage In very rcmuncrativc home employ.
l4ent Apply to JAMES NAMES, : South
HaTisOn street. JsGt'
Daily Republican., 1883-01-10

MY ANTEU--hN ENGLISH SADDLES
Nv hrilr. Must he in good order Ad
dTess "tash" this office. Jg-M
Daily Republican., 1883-01-10

RENT A, FARM ON
yy shares about seventy acres. Address
fJ.B. this Oiilcc JAM -6td ltW.t
Daily Republican., 1883-01-10
YJHtLA Wn&.N GtGTON
1. AND EAE.a lMSRE RAILROAD.
OCTOBER 9rH, $50


I TThInS VII! TUHV0 " 7 Dl1nVIVN hS 1OIIOWb:
For rhila1eiphiA and inye;medats sts
| tons, 6.6b I. 20, 1927 n, M. 2.3O, :, $50, y.b
+. N.
Philadelphia tcxnresS), 2. 2?3, 6.". 30
8.l5, ., s.3E ~, 1l53 a. . =; n.it, .,Os, SIT
go, s.3S, T.25 p. NJ.
New Yo,k. Z 70, LIS $50. $50. e.bs, I'D,
A. NJ; ES2.3S. l63 23O, bI7. Gas, 7.gs y. NJ
BALTIMORE 8Ad intermediate stHtions, 100
| 9lT. locO A. W ana go =. N.
BallIn"re Gun Dry Lane, b. r.
Baltimore and v Abingdon, l.I2, 81, as
9)7 A. W.; o0 ~. 0f,. hH tt7, iva J. m,
BALTIMORE OnlJ. 100. 1909 A NJ; l226 and
+ ID.
Trains for Delaware Division leave fer:
Now U4stlO, 500, y. 10 a. NJ; I.Ob $50, ca
p NJ.
A NJ; LOO e.2b =. Nj.
DelmHr and intermediate stations, 30 A,
NJ; l.D6 y. NJ.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-10

.yuTlOE.-TO WATER RENTE as.
TWICE WATRR DEPARTMENT

C1vIcY WATER DaPARTMKFT
WILMINGTON, DYL,, Dec. q, lss2.
The bills for the year IS 3 are now read y
and pay able At tho ksgist ar's oticS, y. W.
corner Sixth and King streets.
IN all bills remaining unpaid after the 3lst
OF January, 1888, i've per cent. will be added
II paid dutin9 the month Of february. and
ten per cent. II paid du'ing march. After
which time the ferrules may be withdraw
ard salt Instituted for the recovery II tho
amount due. Office hours, On. 70. TO I p. N.
d21.2ot j. A. BOND, Registrar.
NOTICE.
The annual meeting Of the members Of the
New Castle County Mutual Insurance Com
pany Will be held at the office oithc Company,
No. COZ Market street, Wilmington, Del, on
Monday, January II, 1883, at 10 o'clock, H. m,
at which time and place, from lOo'clock, u. II.
to o'clock, p. m, an election will be held for
5 directors to serve years.
l4-tl6 NJ. NJ. CLEAEER. Secretary
Daily Republican., 1883-01-10
|OHN WANAMAKER.

We published a list OF
evening silks a few days ago.
Some in the window of 1911
Chestnut had not then come;
many others also; and still
more are coming.
Ncxt.outor circle, south entrance u main
DuillinY.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-10

f1NOR RENT.-A GOOD HDtS FAk-
IN riagc house stable, etc, with about SIX
6crca of ground, near Grccnbank sthlloii. on
,the Western Railroad. Apply to GElKff.
III GA MBLE, near Del. Junction. l9-cOd-2t"'
Daily Republican., 1883-01-10

sYNOR RENT-A LARGE BRIG X BUILD
& III Ing suitable for manufacture, about 5000
ut Of floor, room for steam If required. APP
~ at this office. decls-u
Daily Republican., 1883-01-10

MY ANIED-DN OR TWO AGENTS
v" ladies or gentlemen, to canvas for Il
Life Insurance Association in the city or rUun
try. Address or call ON j, X. Suttcrlcy, -.
AArkct st., up stairs. lAni-tl
Daily Republican., 1883-01-10

MY ANTED A SN ALL MILK DAlR y
INV about ~ 10 80 quarts per day. Address
~. Is. this office. 1857
Daily Republican., 1883-01-10

tVIF07TI ANItlINtN.
Philadelphia ard Intermediate station
B. 10 A. NJ; II noon: sac, 100, 0b5 =. NJ.
phi'ade'ptis and New York, 400, g.E A
NJ; b.lT, 6.38, T28 p. N.
y. fillmore and Washington, LA. L6l, 500
9lT A. NJ; lI.0l r. NJ. baltimore, Loo A m
For furthor Information, passenger are re
ferred to the timetables posted at ne station
Trains marked thus ~ are limtttd r'
prf IS, upon which extra fare IL charged
CHAS. u. EU3h, J. Il. v con
Daily Republican., 1883-01-10

TyOk RENT-TWO COMMUNICATING
10 ruon- on second floor OF our building,
~ Market street suitable for Offices or llght
manufacturing business. Also, lodge room on
Third floor Tor Tuesday evening "l each week
Applv to b. f., HAWKINS y SON, ~ Mar
ket street jt-"
Daily Republican., 1883-01-10

NOR REMITTANCE DWELLING "7
IL Market st., desirable location for good
bOar,ltng house. GREGG n PIERCE, lay
ton House Building. jb-l
Daily Republican., 1883-01-10

& aJ5OR REM "A it0 bGR" FAEW hEA X
TalleyVill9 about four miles iion VII
UingtOL Inquire at this 9th &c. de7 d &mt
Daily Republican., 1883-01-10

TNOR SALE-ABOUT 400 POT Nl'S NON
C paricl type in fair condition. VIII be
Did cheap. Apply at this office.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-10

rNDR EN- STABLE AND SLaUHH-
IL ter house, sheds and yard, or VIVA TO
rented for any other business, Al,ly to
las. II. Sutton IO5 ". Sth 1t. de21-u
Daily Republican., 1883-01-10
DIVIDEND
I llVlDEND,

NEND IN YOUR LIST OF LOIS, liOI'-
y ses, stocks, bonds lunns and farms, iuI
our next public sale, Jan. 20, 1883.
lplt HEALD n co.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-10

I@NEtT TOKS SAIE OF KENL
II ESTATE
The subscribers will sell at Public sale a
the Auction Rooms of l.. W Stidhaln \ son
III T.. Fourth street, ia the city Of " linins
ton. on
Daily Republican., 1883-01-10
VAN Sk.is.

TSOR RENT-pLEASANT ROOMS. Al
~ ply al jOl Jefferson Vt. just"
Daily Republican., 1883-01-10

TNOR KENT-A STALL IN STABLE. IiE
~ tween TN and sth, and Monroe an'
Adams streets. Apply At this office.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-10

livery STABLE FOR SALE.
. I, s s'oSS Of horse horses "' and He'"'1r

IN STOCK "' horses ana car E$
'3H rages etc, ut Private XR-
sIe. The business has been established fol
4years. This is "a rare chance for any person
Wishing TO engage In the business, Every.
bling In good running order with 8perman.
mi boarding horses, For further information,
Address or call at 100 West street or at No. e23
West Fourth II. l3f
Daily Republican., 1883-01-10

DDARDING- BOARDliKS CAN BE &C.
ID cummodnted at 4"2 l.. 4lhst Pleasant
rOOms good table board. ~
Daily Republican., 1883-01-10

pOARDING--4 GENILEM EN- CAN BE
ID accommodated with board at No. 81
|Iatnall II. ~
Daily Republican., 1883-01-10

NOR SALE-A VALUABLE FARM
containing l76 acres, good buildings
Within 10 miles df this city, railroad station
- the farm. The above property will pay
IL per cent on the price asked for II. Last
yssr It paid over 20 per cent. For further u
}ermation apply to L. Pennington, NO. h.
~ street. del6 U
Daily Republican., 1883-01-10

ENOu SALE-DWELLlNGH HOUSES, 1878
III West street, rooms; 1905 Lincoln st.. q
fooDs; one On east side Of Jackson street, 3rd
6oor Glow Delaware ave, rooms; $50 Hen
3ott st.. 8 rooms; on reasona bio terms WIN.
WMF. ROBINSON,
IN del3.lm No. w. Ord 1t.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-10

rNOR SALE-IWO OF THE MOST De
sirable new houses cast Of Market St.
TN large roems and bah; front and back
Dorches; NJ magnificent yitw; thoroughly ell
kaiit and nicely finished; possession imme.
date; terms accommodating. No g!6 and
ne French street. Apply to T. Allen Hilles
No. 1000 French street. del6-lm
Daily Republican., 1883-01-10

NOR SALf-A NEW FIRST-CLASS 10
II r0omtd house, corner 9th and French;
6as 8 bay windows and all modern improve.
nents. Well, and all walte water under.
drained to sewer. Also the three houses ad-
ioaninR the above. Terms easy. A ls0 other
houses, price from 81, 900 to $4,000. Chance
nj good Investment. Some paying 9 per ct.
olsat Of taxes, etc. Apply q. II. TIN
DALI, T0l French street dec-l9.lSts
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-10
More Than Nine GU, of Ten.

The following unsolicited communica- ton from a well known citizen Of Little Rock IS =n evidence of the popularity of this paper and is superiority as an adseE- ,ising medium
 LlrTLE ROCK, AEx., March ssh, iss }. '. at P..!eseys sf Ias .4yss.5sw Tyss t.c,
 Aside from the fac, tha, THE ARkAN- >Aw TRAvEIER is the puresi and best paper ever read, desire especially to express my appreciation of it's 4dvsasages 10 advertisers. For some months have had small card in your columns adver- Using my game chickens and eggs. 1 also advertise largely in three poultry journals Tn the United States. Not day passes that do not receive letters of in quiry and orders from all parts of the country. Notwithstanding the advertise nents in the publications devoted to my business, more than nine out of ten of the letters and orders receive mention. i saw your adverusemen; in HE ARkAN- SAW THAvElEK." shall hereafter place ( the talk of my adveri!sm.g IT your paper. cenhden, ;hz, l; will command more at- ten;Ion there and be more profitable 10 myself than II placed eise ~here. This IS intended as personal expression of my appreciation oi TEE IK&VtLsR. put II yoe wish 10 publish ihe letter you ma, GO 90. oars truly. feH< @.1kEE>.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-10
Read and Reflect

We commend the follosing extract to the careful consideration of those who are ever finding fault with editors and the way they conduct their papers An ed- i.or is often obliged to occupy very del- scate position. His sense of right will often cause him to attack or defend man. business. a class, or a cause. al the rsk of making enemies of others, only 10 md those in whose interest he has labored display ingraii,ude. Of course, no level-headed editor expects 10 md much gratitude or charity. He must generally be oonten; with the approval of his own conscience, and pursue the course he believes 10 be right, regardless of either frowns or smiles. supported by his conscious rectItudc. i;-x.u come all right in the end. l; IS hard to be mis- understood and to md those 10 whose suppor you have earned nghi, desert YOU. 10 nee; alone the attacks of those you have lncensed in pursuing the course you were convinced MAS right: but you will thereby learn lesson of self reliance. and form a habi, of judging entirely for yourself that will be invaluable. You will always be able to tell the truth. how ever dis,asieful, and refuse to utter a talsehood. no matter how much pleas an,er ]; may promise 10 make things go
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-10
The Diamond Ring.
Elevated Railway Journal.

Elevated Railway lournA1f
 4 certain rich man, being reminded by the increasing weight of years thsi he should never be any younger. and must one day 20 the way Of all flesh. called about him his three sons, whom he 'ha addressed:
 My children, when dle all have ~ill be yours. but in addition 10 the prop erry which shall divide among you equally. have ring in which IS sei diamond of great value. This intend for him who after a iweivemon;h shall have made the greatest advance toward success in fife. Here. take each of you one of these purses containing hundred pieces of silver. go out into he world. and a;-;he expiration Of the time pre- soribed. return ,ha, may ,udge winch among ,e deserves ;se P:;,c.
 Thereupon the sons received ;kelr fathers blessing and. taking the purses of silver. went avay. Bat when a year and a day were passed they returned and pre- sen,ed themselves before their father. ard ii appeared that they had chosen widely differen; means Of gaining 8 .o.lmon end.
 My father. sald the eldest. with a part ofthe hundred pieces of silver thou sasesi me bought certiaca.e setting ior;h my great skili m healing the s.cs. l cultivated my beard and pu, on glasses that l might appear man oi learning gave ou, that l WAS able 10 cure all known diseases administered bread pills ana sweetened water to all who placed themselves under my care. and as a result. have gained wealth 10 the eN,en, of one thousand pieces of gold.
 My son." remarked the parent. well pleased, truly, thy cheek Is colossal"
 My fa,her.'' then sad the second youth. with thy hundred pieces of silver purchased votes by which l secured to myself government contract l engaged 10 transport the mails for one thousand pieces of gold per annum, and by exceed ing prudence of management, have gar nered profits upward of fifteen hundred pieces of gold
 .'Nerily. thy shre~dness IS monu- mental" exclaimed the delighted father. "ou, thy brother hath no, yet spoken
 With one of thy pieces of silver. O, my father. began the younges, son. ''l boagh, some tools and became a plurnbeI-f
 My son. thou prde of my hear, v cred ;he enrap,ured old man. falling on his neck, while the happy ,ears conrsed dowr his aged cheeks, thou needs: say no more. Thou hast clearly shown tta, thou hast discovered the true road 10 sue cess. It's 10 thee, mi;hos; question. ;he rins belongs.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-10
The uniueky Thirteen.
Exchange


 English papers tell an amusing story of well known barker of Lege. Bel gum. A short time ago he gase little dinner party to which ten guests had been bidden. beside himself and wife, making twelve in all. They were just about 10 si, down when in dropped friend from the Antipodes and invited himself to din- ner, thus making the fatal number thiFs teen. The banker, to prevent ,ll-luek. rushed down stairs to his offoe. found the cashier just about to leave for the evening. dragged him upstairs. fitted him with dress coat, and led him triums h. anily into the drawing-ioom. amid the applause of the relieved guests. three o. whom declared ,ha, they would not sit down te the best dinner ever served ii there were thirteen al the table. At tha, moment the bell rang, ard d note was brought for one Of the guests whose wife had suddenly fallen Ill, and ~ho, oonse- quenily. was unable to remain. Thirteen again Gloom and despair: and the cashier. finding himself tke Jonah of the evening, volunteered to depart. The banker saw him down stairs, and was ex- pressing his regrets, when joy .-,he fam fly doctor heaved in sight. Him the host secured, and, happy in being able 10 offer the hospitalities of his table to his kind- hearted and sorely-tr.ed employe, the three returned to the drawing-room. Dinner was ordered 10 be placed upon the table, but. jus, as all was ready, the hostess, who was n delicate health, and who had been uaduly excited by all the untoward events. fAlnted dead away. and had 10 be put 10 bed. Thirteen again, This time there was nothing for ;he cashie. bu, 10 go and dine with ~ha; appetite he might al the nearest TesiaeTas.i-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-10
A SEPrcSi.cn.

The people generally. and advertisers especially. should no, fan 10 remember that THE ARKANsAw TRAyELLR. while il enjoys national reputation, has To- cal circulation much .arger than that of any paper published in Little Rock. There are few reading families in the city or in any of the neighbonng towns who do not receive THE ARKANsAw TRAv- ELER regularly. l, IS understood that the object of advertising is to make your name and business known in the com muni,y from which you wish to receive trade. To secure this resul, you should advertise in that journal which has the largest circulation in that community THE ARKaNsAw TRavELER IS that jour- nal.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-10
Chickasaw Route

Huffman palace sleeping cars are now run from Memphis To New York wi,hou; change via. the Memphis X Charleston. Shenandoah Valley and Pennsylvania railroads. Passengers .rayeiins on limited tickets may stop ron a; luray. Va. ,o His; the wonderful oaserns. wi;hou, extra charge. The tine rom lio, sprngs. illile Rock. ot o,her Arkan>aw ,own> lo New York hye hours g.cker than ,s.e ,.rae ot a,.y otle, iine. I, kets can be had a; any coupon :: ke, o.f;ce. For any other information onceFn!na ,hc line address.
 ?. K. RoskRs, :. N. lII&lNS.
 Wes;'n Pass Ag,. Contracting Ag:..
 Dallas, Tex. Little Rock. Ark.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-10
Dudley E. IoneS.

Dudley E. Jones' mammoth stores a, 4I3 to 4io East Markham street, are the agricultural headquarters for al Arkan- saw. His ssore-rooms and grounds are crowded with engines, mills, presses, wagons, blows, harrows, culiivators-in fact, every machine and implement, known
 to the agriculturist This place IS also the supply depot for the state for garden and field seeds Mir. Jones is one of Ar kansaw's oldest merchants 4 tirst-olass business man. perfectly reliable, no man is more deserving of the trade and confi- dence he enjoys, than Dudley F. Jones.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-10
Rose Ey,inge.

The IIinoess of Faria IT which Rose Eyunge appeared a; the Grand opera house las, Saturday night, is a play which possesses few dramatic po.nts and IS no, calculated to shos To ,he best advantage ihe wonderful powers Q; this :ayori,e ac- :Tess. The drama Is. wi:h few variations. the same story of temp;ation and power to withstand II. jealousy and desire for revenge, and hnal happy oonsummauon which has become so familiar 10 every one. In some portions of the play the situations are thrilling. and where there was opportunity for display of dramatic force II was not wanting
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-10
Bound Volumes

Nol. I. of THE .ARKANsAw TRANtii handsomely bound in cloth and leali, may be obtained a; this office for !, < This Is book hose binding and CT tents make it worthy of place in an, |. brary. IL would be well for those wishii., yolumns to PLACE ORDERS AT ONCE A scarcity of some issues ie.X huff n nani6ey of ecmp.ef< EIts. Purchaser name in gold on each volume withuu extra charge
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-10

LemPs Sa Louis Lager Beer has ~n ''s immense popularity solely on is me it's None bu, the purest and bes, ing oients enier into its manufacture. ant can be shipped any distance in any | l mate withou; injury. Dealers who h..s sold this beer VII no; have any o,i, Henry Buerger IS the Askansau asen, t this popular beer. and to A!ln al ordcl should be addressed.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-10
To Publishers and Edscrs

Many newspapers and magazines have been established in the United states and Canada within the las; t@o years. the names of which do no, appear n any newspaper directory or catalogue. The publishers and editors of such are ln- vi,ed 10 send copies and a full descrp- ton of ,heir respective publications to the Editor of HEt6ayfs NrUspapey ana Band Diye1ko,y of lIe Woyid, New Ha. ven, Conn, |. $. A., that they may be properly catalogued and described in the forthcoming edition of tha, work for iSS, }. Editors who kindly give this notice an in- setion in their columns will confer fa- vor upon the press of America
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-10
To Postmasters.

By shgh, exertion which need no, .n- ,erfere with any oi their duues, pos,mas- ters and others may earn for themselves a handsome sam in commissions by re- ceiving subscriptions to THE ARKANsAw TRAvhiIR. The paper has only 10 be seen 10 be appreciated. and with TO journal in the south can subscription agents do SO well as with this paper Write To us for terms, specimen copies for distribution. etc.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-10
FOR THE WEST,

here are number of fe4tc> .ea1,ins ,t the abost a.sntlon.d se ei'on. t4, t.e zsel, and rea4t.c rou,c .> Ala =, i-cGl> md ov ~ ;hc Mlssour Pacifc Railway. 1he ,No,ra,n, eally are run from the Grand tnion Depot. >i. Lotus To Kansas Cl,y. Leaven~oF,a. Aict- 'scu, NJ. Joseph and OinAl.a
 Pa2lmsa Palace S,eeping Car, Of ,lef=-l fnest make are attached ;o an ,-a;ns
 \, Kansas Ciy Jnion Depot. passengers for Kansas. Colorado, New MeNlco and | d. lorna connect @l,h express rAins of ai. 4acs.
 4, Atkinson. eonneeiien $ made Niih ex- press trains for Kansas and Nebraska poIrts. At Omaha. connection IS made al;h The ON srland train for California
 This llnc- offers 10 parties en route to ,he West and Northwest. noi only :as, tune and superior accommodations. but beautiful scenery. as il passes through ihe finest DOT ton of Missouri and Nebraska Send for illustrated maps. pamphlets. etc. Of ,h.s iIne, which Will be mailed free
 F. CHANDLER, ( x. kiSSAN, Gen7 Pass. ig,
 Asst Gen1 Pass As-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-10
Ladies Tonic.

ThE GREAT FEMAlE REMEDY is pre- pared by the WoMEN's MEDICAL lNsTI- ruIs oF BUFFALO, \. N,, and is their favou,e prescription for ladies who are suffering from any weakness or com plain,s eor,mon 10 the sex. l, is sold by druggists a, | GO per bottle Ladies can obtain advice TREE. Send stamp for names of those who have been CURED.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-10

The New Home sewing machine, ot which NJ. w. Shaw is agent. is every where acknowledged the bes, in use ], is the only machine awarded a premium by the State Fair Association of isS, and its popularity. which IS daily increasing. is sustained by it's own superiority. Call on NJ. W. Shaw. io7 T.. Main street. and examine the New Home before purchas- ing a machine of any other brand.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-10

One of the bes: hotels n the south is the Grand Central oi ,his oi,y. on the American plan. centrally located. ,h,s hotel enloys lepp;a',cn for s:notly hrs,- class accommodations, H. F. Ghdewell proprietor. IS hotel man of experience and ,o h's attention to the guests of his house may be attributed ;he popularity of ;he Grand Central
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-10

Adorn your homes The magn,hcen; oolored engravings of the ~Arkansaw Trav- eler.- and the ''Tun of the Tune" will be sen, by mail on rece:p; of 5 cents fcl either. or the pair for 70 cents. Addres: H. (. Warner. irtle Rock. Ark.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-10
Wise Suggestions.

Fer dyspepsia. indigestion. Ha.u.enoe sat. heartburn use Browns Iron IonIe.
 ! or loss ci appetite. general drt.l.;s iaek C. strength. take BroSn's Iron Ionic
 For impoverished or impure blood hoil> ernpsions. etc, use Browns Iron 1onic.
 II you are recovering from an attack oi fever. and need a bracing tonic that vi. build up your sys6m quickly, use pyoa 2 : Iron Tome
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-10
The Original Story.

In No. + Vol. of ,hls paper the story of ," The Aikansaw Traveller as told by Col. Sandy Faulkner, was republished. Copies of that issue will be mailed 10 any address on re1eip, of five cents in postage stamps, coin. currency oi United States bends
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-10
P. I. o'BRIEN.

Merchan, tailor. nc Yves, Markham street. has received large stock of the la,es; styles of piece goods consisting of cloths. doeskins, oass,meres. English and French suitings and wors,eds.
 Spring stock has Jus, arr,ved. Call and examine.