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Herr Yager's Domestic Troubles.
 Kentucky State Journal.

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 Yesterday evening while Herr Hans Wager was leaning agains, the inside ot his front gate he seemed in fearfuliy bad humor. He puffed the smoke of his pipe from his mouth about twice as fast as he usually does, and from that alone his friendly neighbor judged there was a tempest within him, yet he spoke to him kindly and said:
 This is pleasant evening for this season of the year. Mir. Wager
 Yell, don'd know. II meppy vas pleasant fur you und some odder peoples, but ii don vas pleasant fur me "Ah. What is the trouble, my friend,'
 .'Vell, got me more troubles as gan dold in vone day. belief me ouf go, married agin don'd got married
 Some family trouble, eh:'
 It vas a goot deal more as dwice dimes more as .some-'
 Well, tell you. NIT. Wager we have our troubles in single life as well as in married life. Trouble will slip in on us occasionally"
 1t don'd schlip on me oggasionally, it vas schlipped on all der dimes. IL vas oggasionally dot it schlip oud."
 The very best of us have our troubles once in while.
 Wees pellet der bestest go, in der wurstest. What vas der matter nit me don'd do nopody no harm, und got it wurster as a Figgins' sohtorm in mein house all der dimes"
 "Ah. Has Katrina been acting little out of the way again"
 Wees bud ouf it don't vas fur der oidt woman got Katrina all right. You see Katrina she on a pail go, und she don'd got cop nexd momin' undil more as dwo o'clock in der afternoon. Den 1 schpeak on her about dot und den der old woman she schump nghd away qwick at me init her mouth und say vas a 'brude animool;' l 'don'd schould haf schillern ; Katrina moost Amerigan lady be und go on a pall,' und sich foolish dings- l dells you, mein freind; itvas schoost like dot haremsscharem mans in der Piblc. what vas his name yit-Solo- mon. l belief; he say i, vas better ouf a house-top If on man as a guareler woman und he vas righd. Ouf l got Solomon here dreadt him to a glass of lagen''
 Well. I suppose she doesn't do any harm in going 10 ball occasionally, and you know that is fashionable here.'
 Wees. dots what vas der matter. dot fashion pizIness on dot country. Dot makes more troubles as cir, dings else Look on dot Katrina now. She vas der life ion my joy She look schoost like her mooder when she vas iirs; bened mil sooeh burty black hair. Now she makes dot hair yaller like fast-valkin' pad vomans. Gan guarantee det garl vas all righd init yaller har on: No-sir-e. Bop, l gan schmell mouses better as dot. Mein hearts don. vas well pc lief me sooner gone dead, as If and see mein schild go in der yaller roadt.
 Here, for the first tune, his friendly nelghbor saw tears roll down the fai checks of the loving old father. and after speaking few words of consolation he wen, into the house; and Hans Wager walked sadly to and fro in the front side yard of his premises with indeed heavy
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-24
"Ladies' Tonic.''

THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY is pre- pared by the WoMEN's MEDICAL lNsTI- TuTE or BUFFALO, N. Y, and is their hvorite prescription for ladies who arc suffering from any weakness or com plaints common to the sex. It is sold by druggists at SI co per bottle. Ladies can obtain advice FREE. Send stamp for names of those who have been CURED.
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Bound Volumes.

N'ol. I. of THE ARkANsAw TRAvELER handsomely bound in cloth and leather may be obtained at this office for s,.so This Is a book whose binding and con tents makeit worthy of place in any Ii. brary. Il would be well for ihese wishing yoiumns to PLACE ORDERS AT ONCE as d scarcity of some issues 7.YX ifpn He nnn,6sr cf eomttste .t'ieg, Purchasers $ name in gold on each volume without extra charge.
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 To POS..ilaStcrS.

By sligh; eNer,ion which need no, n- iertere with any of their duues. postmas- tcrs and others may earn for themselves a handsome snm in commissions hv re eeiving subscriptions to THE ARKANsAw TRAVELLER. The paper has only to be seen to be appreciated, and with no 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., 1883-03-24

Na;h. Alderman. cor. Fifth and Center streets. has one of the best arranged and eoslest bar-rooms in the city. Everything is new, neat and clean. and nothing but the best wines and liquors are dispensed from the bar. Cigars, and chewing and smoking ,obaccos arc also prominent fea- lures 0. his trade. When in want of any thing in his line, call on Nath.
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Tn Order.

Tire members of the legislature are in- formed thai before they leave for ,heir homes It Is IF order for them 10 call a, this office and deposit their shekels in subscription to THE ARHANsAw TRAv- ELER. We have done all we could, gen. demen. to tighten your labors while you have been with us. and it will afford us pleasure to continue to shed our genial influence upon you-,erms, two dollars a year in advance.
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ArkanSaw Steam Dye House
FOR THE WEST

There are number of routes leading 10 the aforementioned section. but the direct and reliable route is via St. Louis and over the Missouri Pacific Railway. The INC irans daily are run from the Grand Union Depot >t. Louis 10 Kansas City. Leavenworth, Atch- ison. St. Joseph and Omaha.
 Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars of the very fnest make are attached 10 all trains.
 Al Kansas City Union Depot. passengers for Kansas. Colorado. New Mexico and Cal iforn4a connect ~ith express trains Of all lines.
 At A,chison. connection is made with ex- press trains for Kansas and Nebraska points Al Omaha, connection IS made with the Overland train for California.
 This line osers to parties en route 10 the West and Norihwtsi. not only fast time and superior accommodations, but beautiful scenery. as ii passes through the finest DOT ton oi Missouri and Nebraska Send for illustrated maps. pamphlets. etc. of this line, which will be mailed free
 F. CHANDLER, (. B. KISNAN, GenI Pass. Ae,.
 Ass; Geal Pass. Agt.
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rhe Arkansaw Valley Route,
 LRM R. &T R'yl

Ciie-s ie the ? b,Ie facilities nneqnaiea for Ike transportation of freight and passengers 10 and from all potnts n Southwest Arkan- ,aw. Through hiils oi iaainS issued hY con tracing agents at all the principal cl,,es oi the United States. IL Is the short line from Little Rock 10 all Southern points. M1kes VVHucStsvn> - sss4tss~ Nsss ata t1sx ssg4s steamers plying the Mississippi r,ver. and a, Little Rock with all the mes for the North East and N esr. The equipment of this line IS new and elegant. The track has recently been put in first-class order. and passengers will find it a most pleasant and speedy route to points in the great Cotton Belt of the Ar kansaw and Mississippi valley. Large 9uan- ,i,ies of the finest farming lands in the world are for sale along this route, and no better location can be offered immigrants and home seekers. For further information, rates, maps, folders, etc, apply 10
 R. D. LEWIS.
 Gen. Freight & Pass. Agt ]. A. wooDsoN,
 General Supt, Little Rock, Ark.
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Spring Ssyles.

Read the advertisement of Miller & Phillips, the merchant tailors. then go to their establishment. Tn the Martin block, corner Third and Main streets, and make selections from their elegant spring stock. These gentlemen stand at the head oi their profession. and satisfaction is guar anteed to all who patronize them.
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THE ARKANsAw TRAVELLER

lssold by the following newsdealers in Little Rock:
 MosEs WoRnsER. Capital Hotel. 4. l. WARD, Adams House, C. THEME. Union Depot. WILsoS k WEBB, 2io Main Si., SMITH x Co. soI Main St., A. BoRG. IIo Main St, A. DAVIES & SONS, lf2 Main St, ]. A. lr>6kINp. 7I4 Main St. NJ. HICKEY, Cor. sih St. and Rector Ave.
 IN Ak6ESTA: H. NJ. CApy X Co. at the posteffiee.
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Browns Iron Tonic

Is ;he grea; remedy for Enlargemen; oi the spleen. Profuse Sweating, Night Swea;s, Chronic Rheumatism, etc. Weak persons with rheumatic history should take II \ hen they complain oi lassi,ude, muscular pans. sore joints and furred tongue. although ;hev may be ,et free from fever and joint sae,l- ings. The genuine has (. l. Lincoln A Go. 's name on each wrapper.
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p-A-<s

4 bogus lord Is one of the sensations oi Ottawa bu; ne Is every way SD much superior 10 the genuine article that the heiress who agreed to mary him Is to be congratulated that i, turns ou, to be no worse than harmless case ot imitation - {a...io .4g.eyIx.sH.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-24
The Original Story.

In No. ]. Vol. of this paper the story of"The Aikansaw Traveller as told b, Col. Sandy Faulkner, was republished Copies of tha, issue will be mailed 10 any address on receipt of five cents in postage stamps, coin, currency or United States bonds.
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SOLD BY ALL NEWsDEALERS.

THE ARKANsAw TRAVELLER has a larger actual circulation than any daily or weekly paper in the state.
 inc present advertising rates in this paper are as follows:
 Single co.5mn-sI. 90 an inch frs, insertion SIoo an inch each subsequent insertion. . Double column twice above amounts. No Special positions gwen. Cuts on wood not taken.
 Advertisements less than one inch, 20 cents line each insertion.
 Reading matter notices among pure reading matter. 2s cents a line each insertion. No discounts given on long contracts. Circulation IS increasing very rapidly. and while we bind ourselves 10 carry out contracts al prices for which they are signed, rates are likely 10 be increased al aHy time. Advertisements payable quarterly or month ly strictly in advance.
 Address READ & BENHAM,
 iifir Rock Ark
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Lerp's St. Louis Lager Beer has wor it's immense popularity solely on is mer. iis. None but ,he puresi and best ingre- dien,s enter mo i.s manufacture. and i, can he shipped any distance in any eli. mate without injury. Dealers who have sold this beer will no, have any other Henry BucTgcr IS the Arkansaw agent fol this popular beer. and 10 him ali order. should be addressed.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-24
P. I. O'BRIEN,

Merchant tailor. IIo West Markham street, has received large stock of the latest styles of piece goods consisting o. cloths. doeskins. cassimeres. English and French suitings and wors,eds.
 Spring stock has lust arrived. Call and examine
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Adon your homes, The magnificent colored engravings of the "Arkansaw Trav- eler." and the Turn of the Tune." will be sen, by mail on reoeip, of ; cents for either. or the pair for 10 cents. Address H. (. Warner. Little Rock. Ark.
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Hundred Sold in Two Hours.

The following telegram from ]. K Street, editor of the ASsesie Hose, and ths largest newsdeAler in Waco, Texas, ehows she demand for THE ARKANsAw TRAvEIxR in the Lone Star state, and is m evidence of iss popularity everywhere;
 WACO, TEX, March l6sh, 1883. Adisp~ Arkesscw Ttcrslsv..
 Hundred TRAyKLxRs sold in two hours send hundred more of March i7th.
 ]. K. STREET.
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The .ables of the Southern Palace. JOS Main s.. are the bes, supplied n ,he eity. When you want d trst-class meal call ai Southern Palace
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-24

~Yes,' said one Cortland lady to am other recently, "my husband sold out his store some time ago. Then he's out of business now ?" "Oh no he's in some kind ot business l; manufacturing, l guess; heard him say he was putting up margins for pork the other day.s-Aavs- Mea LsdeteadtsL
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Stamps

of larger denomination than three cents will not be received a, this oifice Tn pay ment tor subscriptions or on any other account. Newsdealers. pos,masters and others who make remit,anees 10 us will please remember this.
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Go to the Southern Palace. JOS Main street. for iirst-class meal oysters in any style, fruits. nuts. confectionery. ci- gars. tobacco. etc.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-24

IL takes bur thirteen minutes to lead an elephant on-a train. while Il takes twenty for any sort of woman to kiss her friends good-by and lose the check for her trunk -Ronis SfnfiRti.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-24

The " New Home" received he only award made on sewing machines by the State Fair Association. 1882. Sold by NJ
 w. Shaw, sole agent. 4o7 i-c Main street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-24

Turning over a new leaf-Trying i; new brand of cigars.-Erehange.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-24

S. F.. Mandlebaum. dealer in fine ci- gars, wants to see you.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-24

\ fashion journal says Tight trousers &ill have 10 so." Well, iei 'em rip.- PI0of .>hest.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-24

The dog star s sky(el ;errie. l. is broadly ins,nualed that the inventor of this coincidence was osiIGs-.Ns-V lof& Ne;.'S.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-24

A mans 10, is not happy one, if it is swamp lot -Piea,hne.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-24

Eveybodyssays so-the New Home, is the simplest and best of all sewing ma chimes.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-24

Oysters in every style at the Southern Palace. JOS Main street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-24

Commercial travellers consider hash i; hotel horror- Cea5gssYs!.,! -isfsicyHstt.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-24

A glove light should be indulged in only sy kids Commeyffai Ad7eyfisey.
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Our infant industries-Cradlc manu- factorics.-C Comnfraiai Ads.e,EiSey
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If your newsdezler does not keep THE ARKANsAw TRAVELLER for sale ask him to order it for you.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-24

Every bride wants one-a New Home
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\ bad layout the faro dealer's.- Geot- gia .N,3o,.
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Go to the Southern Palace, JOS Main St., for oysters.
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Ladies praise i,-the~ New Home
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\ ,hc4trieal tead-head- -YorIck's skull. -Hye,f .SiteG
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\ small outlay will secure for your li- brary work containing d world of lnfor- nation and humor-a substantially and handsomely bound volume of THE AR KANSAw TRAvELER.
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Dressmakers buy lt-,he New Home.
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Confectionery in the greatest variety al the Southern Palace. JOS Main street,
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 bray work containing world of intor- nation and humor-a substantially and handsomely bound volume of THE AR KANSAw TRAvELER.
 The new Governor of pennsylvania wants everybody in the state who has anything on his mind to freely address him. Here's the opportunity for the man whose ohambermaid won't tuck in the bedclo,hes a. the foo,.-B Boston Pos1.
 ]. \. Iungkind. 7ll Main St. keeps a full line of drugs. fancy toilet articles. etc. Peruvian Bark Bitters and the ARKANsAw TRAvELER, the great an,i-bilous reme- dies, are sold there.
 Wilson & Webb keep all the latest styles of stationery. Their counters are filled with all the popular magazines, newspapers and periodicals, and they are headquarters for blank books, writing fluids, etc.
 A sporting item: Since paper racing shells were invented there has been a general tendency to row collegiate races on paper. Nowadays it takes more ink than 1t does water for Yale and Harvard to pull through.-Haylford PosG
 Hst coffee, oysters and sandwiches ., Ellenbogen & Elkan's lunch counter. The bar is supplied witA the bet iquoss and eigaTs. Cool beer always on tap. Billiard and pool tables for the convent ence of pasrona
 One of the best hotels in the south is the Grand Central of this city. On the American plan, centrally located, this hotel enjoys reputation for strictly first class accommodations. HE GhdeweI proprietor, is hotel man of experience and to his attention to the guests of his house may be attributed the popularity of the Grand Central.
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H.M. cafy X Co. a, the pos,offiee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-06
PERSONALLY.

Mr.. W. II. DoDsoS, Of Humboldt, visited
the Gotten Exchange yesterday.
Col P. I. GLASS, Of Ripley, ia ia the CITY
aud stopping at the Pssboiy Hotel.
Pc HoPKISs returned lat night from
New York, where he hss been last week Sc
curing novelties in millinery.
JUDGE J. 7. SIMMONS will lecture before
the Young Mems II brew Association on
Tuesday night next, commencing at So'clock.
Dr.. b w. LAUDERDALE, OF CollieIyille.
will preach this morning 1T the Chri.tisn
church, in the absence Of the Rev. G org
W. Sweeney.
PRoF. HARRY E PIANO and Mis- Enms
Young, sister of Mr.. z. NJ. Msnsiord, will
be msrried next Thursdsy evening a. the
Central Methodist church.
SECRETARY E. A. KEELING, Of the Mer-
chauis' Exchange, has returned from Lsh-
anon, where he ha- bssn in aitendsDcs o.
the Grand Lodge Knights Teuplsr, Of whir b
he wss delegate from S.. E.mo COmmsr dery.
Mr.. J. w. MITCHELL, of this city, and
Miss Annie w. Harrison, of ST. Clair, Ark,
we're married al 'he First Presbyterian
church, 10 this city, On Tuesday evening
last Mr.. Mitchell il promising young
msn, and bis n sny frifnds wish both him
and his bride HAPPY ard prosperous future.
Mr. r a. YOUNG returned yesterday from
= prolonged sed -uccessful tour IN The inter
tsi of Tie Mosio Festival. Mr. Young has
been ss-bs:dsbed hy lo1g exper encs in
The ".hor business" srd il therefore not
givea 20 ro-. C J rel views o. future EVENT..
He says '.h~ F-siEai will Be big success.
Mr. GEORGE NALLEEY, K. r. S Of Con-
siantine Lodge, No. 70. Knights Of Pyihis,,
received letter yesterday from G. W. Nor
ris, secretary Of tue Relief Committee Of ihe
order al Cincinnati, under date Of May Alb.
Il stated that John ('Champ'') Chapberlin,
= Ineub>r Of CsBstspiir- Log, was iyir Z
very ~, End could ro' ice fnpre rhsn forty
eight hours. "He hal r qGasird" Mr.. Nor
ris adds, ''tbst singe grave BE- purchased
for him in Spring Or We Cemetery. He asks
NJ 20 ssv through you, TO the N mbeTs Of
Constsuiize. No. %, tbst he bids ibem good
bye and that he dIss as all brave Knights
should do, and wishes them health, wealth
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-06
WOODVILLE, TENN.
The Grain Crops Promising Well and
Labor working EncourasipEIy.
Regular Correspondence OF the Appeal.

Regular Correspondence OF the Appeal
WooDvILLE, May 4-Ths weather has
been very favorable for farmers in planting
their crop. All the cotton has been planted,
si,h the exception Of few acres. The cot
ton sowed April 18th TO goth lie a very good
stand and has green appearance. The To-
dica,ions are now that the stands wiz be bet
ter than lsst year. The unussl cold weather
last spring caused cotton 10 die out even
after il was up. Tie stands were necessarily
broken, which lsssenea the yield consiIera-
bly, in this locality. No such misfortune is
promised this year taking into considera-
ton all the indications.
March corn has been worked out IN msny
ms; snces, and the stsnd lie reported fair.
There is some complaint Of broken stands in
some neighborhoods. Csrelessness in plant
ing and in picking the seed are the causes, it
is supposed.
l see many fields OF wheat heading, and
new -four will be on the tables in ak weeks
in all likelihood. II We have a favorable
Msy the yield OF wheat will b. heavy from
present appearances. A good many fields Of
wheat that have come under nv observation
have more smut han in ordinary years. The
wheat was soaked 10 blue s;oue, too.
La5orers on the farms are reported to be
working very well. There is plenty of corr,
which makes plenty Of bread, and the great
wan fell i.si year is supplied. Corn Geo BE-
bong - 10 r.tshcss At thirty cents per
bushsl, -i.3 csc D. fou plentiful at forty
cents Last year II this time il was scarce
at IL 10 per busbel. What q changed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-06

Memphis weekly Mortality Report.
Mortality report Tor the week ending Sstur-
day, Nav 5th, at 6 o'clock pm:
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Shirts.
Shirts.

We will here give you little history Of
the all-linen government navy shirt We are
selling for 25e each. They cost the govern
ment u 25, End are cheap at that, but they
were cold at the Jefferson barracks, in 81.
Louis, ~ condemned property, and were
bought by us At prizes tbai enables US 10
retail them at 25c each. There are I doz
medium SIZE WINE pearl buttons on each
shirt, which are worth the money we
asking Tor the shirt. We have 10000 Of
shese shirts on hand, and therefore make
this extensive notice. As mentioned above,
they are m sde out OF All-linen-body, bosom,
collar and cuffs alike.
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THE TABLEAUX
And the Concert by the Ladies Of the
Second Presbyterian Church,
TO be Given at the
Theater on Tuesday Night Next-The
Maifest-"Iolanthe" by a Troupe
of Juvenile Amateurs.

According 10 the ancient custom OF the
fatAerlznd the Maitest will be celebrated to-
morrow in grand style BY cur tellow-citizsns
of German origin, and all their friends are
invited. Especially is this Invitation ex-
tended to the children, for whose entertain
meDt ample Preparations have been made.
The Maifest is not 8 money-ms kiag concern,
but il arranged entirely with q view 10 cele-
brate the advent Of spring and to sford en-
joyment TO the masses. Any net returns are
used to aid charitable objects. The prospects
for = successful celebration of the festival
to-na.rrou are good. A fine float has been
built for the "QneeB Of May (Mi-s Lilly
Althouse, little tHelve-y ear-old beauty
and her attendants. The procession will
move at l o'clock from the corner OF Jeffer-
son and Second streets to Estival Park
where, after short address by the Queen
| the games for the edifcation OF the little
ores will be introduced. Prof. Arnold is en-
gagged TO furnish music for the dancers, anC
fun and merriment will reign supreme unit
the bells toll the hour of IL o'clock.
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Meats, Vegetables, Spring Chisk ems

Will leave the foot of Jefferson street at $50
o'clock this Sunday afternoon, for Marion.
Fare for rouod trip, 81.
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Is The Exposition Building safer
To the Editors of the Appeal:


SoMERvILLE, Tenn, May 4-Having
heard a number Of persons express opinions
about the safety of the sold" Exposition
Building, with its expected large crowd dur.
ing the MOI 'rt Festival, / will suggest tina
your paper look into the matter and give
the public correct information, which will
satisfy those who have no other way OF in
forming themselves, and, wishing 10 attend,
are afraid of the building. If number OF
pei sons were TO attend having doubts of the
safety OF the building, the least circumstances
would create disastrous panic. In the
winter of 1871, the writer saw eleven per-
Sous killed, in Louisville, Ky, through
false alarm that the church was falling.
Resuscitating several, seeing the eleven
dead, and host of terror-stricken people,
made a lasting impression on nv mind.
Hearing what L lately have, recalled the
catastrophe, and so | write to put others on
their guard. INQUIRER.
While we are very much surprised to
learn frs m "Euquirer" that the safety of the
Exposition Building has been called 10
question, We are g adj that it is SO at time
and in such way as enables the APPEAL TO
cay that there is not the least resson TO fear
anything of the kind, aud that any rumor TO
that effect which may be sfloat is made out
of whole cloth. The building is solid and
.ubstsntiai in every par, and ia now in the
hands Of an accomp li.hed architect and
special committee for decoration and r,ft-
ting, 60 that it will present handsome effect
worthy the great occasion. Our friends
abroad, as well as our own citizens, can feel
assured that the ExposIlion Building will
be for the great Mozart Musical Festival
everything that the occasion calls for.-EDs.
APPEAL