The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-04-21

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 THE ARKANSAW TRAVELLER Is sold by the following neasdealers in Little Rock
 MosEs M6RMsKR. Capita, Hotel.
 COCHRAN X BELL. Capital Hotel.
 A. WARD. Adams House,
 L. THEME. Union Depot.
 Wil>oS < WEBH. 2ro Man S,-. sMfTH d Co, sog Man St.,
 <. Boss., IIS Nan S,.,
 A. DAN1Es x SONS. 4i2 Man S;.,
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 NJ His aKs. Cor. sih St and kettsr Ate. DENIN=. Hot >E NE@> SEA>p.
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 Ladies praise it-,he New Home Old p..pe.> s5e per handIed. at lis eiilee.
 Hens may De i,tle backward on eggs. but iae, never i4Il io come to The scratch where the flower beds are concerned. Aes.' O,leiHs Eielgnae.
 Go ;o the soa,hern Palace. .,oS Man St, for frui, and confectionery.
 And now Is the time to plant spriae advertisements, and ihe sooner thcy are planted the sooner they VII ripcn. There IS no danger of thelr being hurt by the frost -.Nyy.,. ,.H5t ioHyHiL
 Everybody says 50 the New Home" is ;he simplest and bee, of all sewing n.a- ch,nes.
 Nov do ,he carmen take their li.tlc sons ou, m the back yard and give them lessons in .ii,,ng ,ha; will enable them ,o grasp the iish, end q piano and throw all the solid work oa iis ownet.-I'ak k
 lfybur newsletter does no, keep TnF ARkANSAV TRAStLER fer safe asS ham to crdern for yoa.
 Three Boston editors own a whole ra..- road IT fiorda ,o themselves. And II Is said .hl. they have got so accustomed ,o the hahlt that ,hey won't even ride on their o9n road without a pass.-Pc k'S .SHg.
 Go 10 the Southern falaee. .oS Main street. Tor a ;irSt-class meal. frn;-. nuts confectionery. ci tars. tobacco. ose.
 The ,eiephone has been introduced in inc Sandwich Islands. and as hello ln the native dialect IS = kalakihoikaubai- hoihausei,' you o~n imagine what kind of time they have at the " central - Bnrins lH Hs'gStre
 The tables of the Southern Palace, JOS When you want flrst-class meal cali al Southern Palace.
 | Said that two hundred years ago the ind,ans indulged in Turkish baths. ! cs. II must have been all oi TWO hundred years ago. To judge from the one we saw las,. t might have been a thousand years Ptck'S SHH.
 The :. New Home" received the only award made on sewing machines by the State Fair Association. 1882. Sold by NJ. W. Shaw, sole agent. 4o7 I-c Main street Alter New Years. Good chum ito Hardman, 1885. who has come in little hilarious )-" Why. George. l though, vo,, s,.,, i,..,... ..- i--fS- George. Yes, sho lhirl l. sho have: but I'm just ,urnin' back t'look d, the [hic] pictures. s.'-Havvad Lampooa.
 Wilson & Webb keep all the latest styles of stationery. Their counters are 6Iled with all the popular magazines, newspapers and periodicals, and they are Headquarters fer blank books, writing duids, etc
 Hot coffee and sandwiches at E;sen- bogen & Elkan's lunch counter. The bar is supplied with the best liquors aud cigars. Cool beer always on tap. Billiard and pool tables for the convent ence of patrons.
 Nath. Alderman. cor. Fifth and Center streets, has one of the best arranged and cosiest 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 tobaccos are also prominent fea- tures of his trade. When in want of any, thing in his line. call on Nafh.