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PUBLIC NOTICE

Is hereby given, that the undersigned Will on
Wednesday, the Twenty nth day OF July. 1884
al 10 o'clock in the forenoon. IN front OF
the County coun house door, at public
cutlery, let 10 the le~ est bidder, contracts for
building county bridges, as follows, to.uit
fiRsr-For material and construction
Of enc new bridge, OF wood CT IRON. across
Little Maumelle creek. al or near where the
old county bridge stood. on river road. in
Osen township.
SEcoND-For material and construction
OF piers for same. of wood, stone or iron.
THiRp--For material and construction Of
one new county bridge, oil wood or iron.
across Big Maumelle creek. on river road. in
Roland township.
ForRTH-For material and construction
OF piers for same Of wood, iron or stone.
FIrTH-For material and construction Of
one new county bridge across Big Msumelle
creek. where Fort Smith road crosses same,
IN Maumclle township.
SIxTH-For material aud construction OF
piers for same, OF wood. iron or stone.
Bids for the construction of the bridges must
name the amount per lineal foot for which
completed bridge of either wood or iron
will be set in place.
Bids for the material and construction of
the bridge piers must. for wood, state the
amount per perpendicular foot; for stone.
the amount per cubic yard. and for iron. state
the amount per perpendicular foot.
/ All work 10 be constructed of best mate
rial, and in thorough and workmanlike
manner, in accordance With plans and speci-
hcatons on hle in my Office. The successful
bidder will be required TO enter into bond in
the amount oil the bid, with approved secu
rity.
Bridges to be completed on or before the
a5h day OF October, 1885.
RICH, TO reject any and all bids reserved.
w J. PATTON.
County Judge. Pulaski County.
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Cheap Wrapping Paper.
Old papers e5c per hundred, at this office
A Cheap Pair of Pictures.

For forty cents we will mail, post paid
to any address, the splendid colored en-
cravings, The Arkansaw Traveller and
" The Turn Of the Tune y; also. withou,
extra charge, "A copy of this paper con-
tanning the original story of the " Arkan-
saw Traveller. The pictures are gotten
up in the highest style of art and possess
ing such historical interest ,hey should
have a place in every household. Postage
stamps taken. Address, Read x Benham,
Little Rock, Ark
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THE ARKANSAW TRAVELLER.
READ s. BENY.4N. PR0PRfETokS.
PRoPRIRToRS.
SOLD ny ALL NEWSpEALERs.

TIE ARkAXsAW TKAvEIER has a larger
actual circulation than any daily or weekly
paper in the state.
The present advertising rates in this paper
are as follows:
Single co.1mn-SI. 90 an inch FIRST insertion
xI.oo an inch each subsequent insertion.
Double column, twice above amounts.
No Special positions given.
Cuts on wood not taken.
Advertisements less than one inch, 20 cents
line each insertion.
Reading matter notices among pure reaoing
matter, az cents line each insertion.
No discounts given on long contracts.
Circulation is increasing very rapidly, and
while We bind ourselves TO carry out contracts
NJ prices for which they are signed, rates are
likely to be increased at any time.
One weeks notice Is required Tor change or
discontinuance OF advertisements. New adj
refreshments must reach this office one week
in advance OF the date Of paper IN ~hich they
are desired 10 appear.
Advertisements payable quarterly or month
ly strictly in advance.
Address READ & BENHAM.
Little Rock, Ark.
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For Sale.

The Office oil the Record, Searcy. Ark,
is offered for sale at bargain. The sRf-
cord is the mos, popular paper published
in White county, has large paid-in-ad-
vance subscription list and one Of the
best equipped Job Offices in the state.
Searcy Is aouTishing town OF fsoo in
habitants. the county seat OF White
county and on account Of its white sui
phnr springs. IS quite popular as sum.
mer resort. The Reseyi is prosperous
and is really valuable property. Salts
factory reasons given for selling. Ad-
dress. Gko. w. MCCAuLAy.
Searey, Ark.
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To PostmaSters

By a slight eNer,on which need no, III
leriefe with any of their duties, poslmas-
icfs and others May cam for themselves
a handsome sum in commissions by re-
cclving subscriptions To THf AkNANSAM
IRAtItR. The paper ms only to be
seen to &c appreciated. and with no
Journal IN the south AN subscription
agents do So well Is Wl,h tins paper.
Nn,e Ia Us for terms, specimen oples
Tor distribution. etc.
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Baunscheidtism..

Attention is called to the advertise
men,. in another column. of lohn Lin
den, Cleveland, O.. special practitioner Of
Baunschedtism, or the Exanthema,ic
Method al Cure. This method has been
employed by DIR. Linden for many years,
and in nearly all ailments. with complete
success. Write for circulars. etc, Illus
trating the advantages OF the Exan,he-
matte Method.
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P.I. ORRIEN.

Merchant tailor. lI6 West Markham
street, has received large stock OF the
lates, styles OF piece goods consisting OF
cloths doeskins. cassimeres, English and
French suitings and worsteds.
Spring stock has lust arrived Call
and examine.
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FRATERNAL sPARRING.
Bill Nve. in De,roi, Free Press

f1ili I'VE, IN Detroit rFcc f-fS>s.
| have lust returned from a little two
handed tournament with the gloves.
have filled my nose with cotton waste So
that shall not soak this sketch in gore
as write.
needed little heallhful exercise, and
was looking for something that would be
full of vigorous enthusiasm, and at the
same time promote the heallhful flow of
blood to the muscles. This was rather
difficult. tried most everything, but +
failed. Being a sociable being (joke) +
wanted other people to help me exercise, +
or go along with me when | exercised. /
Some men can go away 10 a desert isle,
and have fun with dumb-bells and hor
izontal bar, but to me it would seem dull
and commonplace after a while. and
would yearn for more humanity.
I Two of us finally concluded TO play
billiards, bit we were only amateurs and
the owner intimated that he would want
the table for Fourth of July, so we broke
off in the middle OF the first game and
paid forit.
Then younger brother said he had a
set of boxing gloves in his room. and al
though | was the taller and had longer
arms, he would hold up as long as he
could and | might hammer him until
gained strength and finally go, we'll
| accepted this offer because ! had
often regretted that had not made my
self familiar with this art, and also be-
cause knew it would create thrill of
interest and fire me with ambition and
that's what a hollow-eyed invalid needs
TO put him on the road 10 recovery.
The boxing-glove is a large fat mitten,
with an abnormal thumb and string a,
the wrist by which you tie it on, SO that
when you feed it to your adversary he
cannot swallow IL and choke himself |
had never seen any boxing gloves before.
but my brother said they were soft and
wouldn't hurt anybody. SO we took off
some of our ralment and put them on.
Then We shook hands. can remember
distinctly yet that we shook hands. That
VAS 10 show that We were friendly and
would not Stay each other.
My brother is Il great deal younger than
am and SO warned him not 10 get en-
cited and come for me with anything that
would look like wild and ungovernable
fury because | might. in the heat of de-
bate. pile his NV up on his forehead and
MI his ear full Of sore thumb. He said
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The Summer Iieat High.

The summer IS nov upon US with lis
nerce heat. and one can easily envy the
happy lot OF the winner of the capital
PRIZE OF SIS, 900 IN the (lSS,h) Grand
Monthly Drawing OF The louisiana State
Lottery, which will take place at New Or
leans. La. on the 10th day of July ANY
one can obtain all further information on
application to NJ. y. Dauphin New or
leans, La.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-06-30

The second volume OF tins paper. en-
aHlne ali the numbers from December
81. So, 10 May .o.h, iSS AS now ready.
The haok Is handsomely bound IN cloth
al.d leather. and vii be furnished. with
p2is haser name in gold ON the back, for
8 -.
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The Original Story.

In No. !. Vol. Of this 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 receipt of five cents in postage
stamps, coin. currency or United States
bonds
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Stamps

Of Large, denomination Than thlee cert.
xii not be received al ,h,s Office in pay
men, tor subscriptions or on any other
account. Newsdealers. posunas,crs and
others who make remittanee> 10 Is viii
please remember this.
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ames Hasley has established hsh
market at 10 west Fifth street. where
may be found at all times fresh FISH.
poultry, eggs, berries, etc. Special prices
made for hotels and boarding houses.
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Companion Pictures.

The historical pictures of " The Arkan-
saw Traveller and The Turn of the
Tune together with the original dla-
logue OF The Arkansaw Traveller"
mailed 10 any address on receipt of 10
cents. READ X BENHAM, Lutte Rock.
Ark
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For Sale.

About 90 lbs. BREWER type. in cases.
Has been used but little, and is as good
as new. VIII be sold at bargain. Adj
dress this Office.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-06-30

Confectionery in the greatest variety at
he Southern Palace. Jos Man street
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One ut The chccsicst things hcl1d al
lately Is the IL, of a man who stole 4
boot from dealer. and returned the
mex; day ana mace an oi;cl for lis mate
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The tables ofthe southern palace. 4oS
MAN *, are the Dc>t Supphcu IN the CITY.
When YOU wan, ti1st-olass meal call At
the southern Palace
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styles of stationery. Their counter. are
filed with al the popular nta.tf,ties.
new spaper> aud periodicals.. and they are
Headquarters ior blank books. wrltIpa
tluiGs etc.
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60 10 The Southern Palace. 4oS Main
St. tof fruit and confectionery
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{. c cook, the Photographer leo /,
last MAJ khan street
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{. {. Cook, the Photographer. 100 II
East Markham street.
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{. {. Cook, the photographer loo T..
East Markham street.
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Cd papers ,sc peg hundred. At tins oil e,

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Soe.. Wicr, ,st.Js. uUf, tui .outc5 y5u
err II III southern itllrc, ~ &sun
street.
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Wilson y Wchb kecp II tie iA,r~t
styles of stationery Their enuu,ets are
filed with al the popular MAG sai,ie,.
newspapers and periodicals., md they are
headquarters tor blank books. Writing
fiuiGs. etc
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-06-30

liyoar nc,,sslealet ,iaes not keep Tn
AKNA<>NW IEstIlEk ion ,dc aak him
- order i, ior Won.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-06-30

Henry Bucrgei, who fol 50 man>
years has had he Afkan>aw agency of
lemps $. Ioais lager Ger continues 10
lead the beer ltae 81 lhe state His
house on Markham stree, +, Headquarters
Tor beer &C, .ni All salaen sApp.ies.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1883-06-30

\ keniih y. ta.fa hotyi--ei !, pa. ct
het.s ntadc u s i8Geft4. sic
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y lady. carrying a dog IN her arms. tell
violently on the ice on Beacon street.
Boston, and was overheard apolognins
to the canine ior her oarelcssncss ~
lkaNcf
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-01-18
No. g.

feighbor is less worthy ofrgspect thag
9a .i'ousst washKouian Tie proai-
gate noble. tleGgh he may wear ad6z9o
ordei is often p0t,really as respsstabls
as the shoe-lisek who cleans boots.
Faat which 9xaits the world, exalts
the one aad despiaes the other. but
i does rot rake them respectable ac-
o,ordiog to the real meaning Of thar
word. Their respeeta6iiity is but a
hollow shan, aa:thsy shensslyes .ffe-
qasesly feel, aud those who woFstdp
..thea9 bow down e a foolish thing
a fe&theFs and tinsel Tie sslGss,
-itic aroos, who wastes life IN his
.9wa qualification and dissipates
The foyutne Of his progeny is b6t
aad cannet Be res recta6le, but The
haraTworking, self-deaying father
: sils wears cut his life tp bring up his.
ebitafsa, is, even though be be but a
ds5-aborer. Nosb;og can make
Dives ft to.he upoa Aorahasa s bo-.
SOU While Lazarus . welcomed there,
even with sores the dogs have licked
THIS false view Of life, which weuld
@essGpre rsspsetability BY eopven-
tie1al standard, is totally at variance,
With eur republican, Institutions II
creates an 'imperium 10 impsrio, for
wiiile the Law declares all citizens:
equal, i erects sacialstaadard which.
.eodes7ors e to ignore that great truth.
Inc coarse; british, knavisb, psefi-.
gate crinlinal-in short ali Hhe faII
short Of their. duty to themselves
ana their fallow-men-sre those who
are nat respectable and this whet6ef.
fssy are rich or peer While these
who live honestly, and strive to do
what they can, constitute IN reality
the respectable class, irrespective Of
The fact whether they eat With silver
forks orsteel ones.
philadelphia Ledger
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80efry.
THAT FoRTY.AcRE Farm.

THAT F0RTY.ACRE FARM.
Pm thinkin', wife, Of neighbor Jones, thas
man with stalwsrt arm
He lives IN peace and plenty on 2 forty-acsc
farm;
While msn arc around Us. with hearts and
hands a-scoFes
Who own two hundred acres, and still are
waiting more.
His Is q pretty little tarn--a pretty little
house;
He has loving wife within, as quiet as 8
mouse;
His children play around the door-their
father's life to charm, !.
Looking as nea. and tidy as the tidy little
farm.
No weeds sre in tho corn fields, me thistIes
iu'ihe oats.
The horses show good keeping by their fiue
aud glossy coats;
The cows within the meadow. resting meath
the beachsn shade.
Learn all their gentle manners ofa gentle
miIkirg-msid.
Within the aeld-on ssturday-he leaves no
Graded grain
To be gathered on the morrow for fear o.
coming rain;
He Keeps the Sabbath holy-his children
learn his Ways,
And pleaty ais bis barn and bin after the
harvest days.
he never has sllaw suis to take him to the
:. sowa,
For the very simple reason there are no
fences down!
The barEoom In sbe village does not have for
him charm;
Iesn always and ny neighbor on his forty
acre farm.
His acres are 70 very few, he plows them
very deep;
IFS his own hands that furn the soi--'tis
his own hands that reap;
he has place for everything, sld things
are in their place;
Tho Sunshine smiles ::upon his fields. con-
tentment on hisface.
May We not learn lesson. wife, from pru
-
dent usighbor Jones'.
And not-for What We hayen't got--giye
vent 70 sigh and means?
The rich amt always happy, nor free from
life,s alarms,
But blsst are they who liye content, though
small msy be theis fazms.
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sffect and validity as if they had
been made b5 the parent Of the
child SO indentured. Such inden
lures do not require the. certificate
of any trial ljustice.
THE MASTER OF BERKELEY.
The Act providing fora Master.
for the County Of Berkeley gives
the Gosernor the fright ofappoint..
ment, fixes the official bord Of the
Master at $4,000 and presefibes
the sane rights, duties and con-
pensatioa for bin as is provided
in she General Statutes: The
Act shait not affect aog sach
cases under reference at the date
of its passage to either Of the
Masters Of Charleston County as
arose previous 10 November i
1882, the right being reserved to
the M;,sters cfi Charleston to dis
charge their functions under such
orders Of rcference and7toz make.
finai reports in sacii cases.
FRAUDS AND pERJURIEs
The Act to amend the General
Statutes relatingto the prevention
of frauds and pesjuries so as TO
require conditioned sales and tail-
mepis of personal property TO be,
recorded provides that every
agreement between the vendor
and vendee, bailor and baiiee, Of
pessonai property, whereby the
vendor and bailor shall reserve to.
himself any interest in the same,
shall be null and void as To subse-
quent creditors or purchasers for
valaable consideration without
notice: arless the same be fcdoced
TO writing and recorded in the
manner now provided by law for
the recording of mortgages: Pro
vided; that nothing herein con-
tained shall apply 70 livery stable
keepers, inn keepers, or any other
persons letting or hiring property
Tor temporary purpose
THE TAKING OF JUDGMENTS.
The Act to facilitate the taking
Of judgments makes Paragraph |
of Section 267 of The Code of
Civil Procedure to read asfollows ::
in any action on contraet the
plaintiff may file proof of personal
service ofsummons and complaint
on one or more of the defendants,
or of the summons. according. to
provisions dissection 151, and that
no appearance, answer or demnr.
! -
rer has been served on him, it
shall be the duty Of the clerk to
place all saeh cases on the Default
Calender, and said calendar shall
be called the first day of the term
when tbe action is on a c9faslaint
for the recovery Of money only,
judgment may be given for the
plaintiff by default. ifthe demand
be liquidaied. and the plaintiff
itemize his account and append
thereto an affidavit that ii is true
and correct, and DO part Of the
sum sued for has been paid by
discount or otherwise, and a copy
be served with the summons and
complaint on the defendant, and
the defendant shall neither. ans
wer, demur, nor serve q notice of
appearance, the plaintiff shall
have judgment for the sum sued
for as in the case ofliquidated de-
mands. In all other cases the
relief to be afforded the plaintiff
shall be ascertained either BY tho
st Of q jury, or in cases in
Sy the judge, with or.
ssaee, as be may
: : ! !.
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bury Railroad $4,000 !; shares o
the Spartanburg and Union Rail
road, $3.50, ,00O /; shares Of the Pen
dleton Railroad, S42,500. shares Of
the Laurens Railroad, $4,000
shares Of the Charleston and Sav.
annah Railroad, S270, 900 shares
of the Edgeteld, Trenton and
Aiken Railroad, 81 ,407 33 shares
Of the Keowee and Tnckasscegee
Turnpike, $500. The comp.
troller general is also directed TO
furnish the Sinking Fond Com.
mission with !; list of all ex county
t. easurers against whom there is
any batance claimed blythe STATE
for accounts unsettled TO Noveni-
Der I, 1876. The commission IS
authorized TO settle all such
claims upal such terms as slisii
seem to fh-m the best iol
the interest," of the State. Al
moneys realized from the. dispo
sition Of tie railroad stocks aud
from the settlement Of the treas
nrers' claims shall be held aud
disposed Of as assets Of the Sink
Fund Commission.
ELECTION EXPENSES.
The county commissioners of
The several counties in tho State
are authorized and required to
audit and pay all accounts of the
supervisors Of registration for ad
vertising, and in Cbarleston City
for clerk hire and rent for regis
tratlon precincts and stationery.
and all accounts for necessary cx-
penses incurred by the commits.
sioners and managers of election
for stationery, the making of efec.
tion boxes, rents aud similar ex.
pensss in the last general election.
In the election hereafter to be
held in this State the com mission
-ers of election are to receive for
their compensation 81 per day,
and FIVE cents per mile for ne
cessary travel. The pay of the
managers and their clerks and the
clerks of the commissioners is
fixed at the same figure, provided
that none of them shall receive
pay for more than three days ser.
vices.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
The Act amending the General
Statutes relating to the licensing
of physicians and surgeons pro.
yides that person coming to the
State may practice physic and
surgery if be has a diploma issued
by an Incorporated university or
medicinal college showing that
the degree of docter ofmedicine
has been conferred upon him.
This diploma must be exhibited
to some Incorporated medical col
lege or medical board in this
State with satisfactory evidence
Of his good moral character aud
such other evidence of his pro.
fessional qualifications. IF his
diploma and qualifications are
approved, tie medical faculty or
board may endorse his diploma,
which will then serve him as a
license to practice in this State.
medical board referred to is
imposed of the physicians
sspstituting the local
ydhe various
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