The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-02-03

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 Co ,o the southern i..4ec. 4a5 Man S;., i9f oysters.
 Leave orders |; h, e,l5se for bound voilmes ct Int AKkAN,K% IKAYEIEK.
 Fo. ays;ers sene4 in any style % ,o he Ic.ephonc Exlhanse. corner oi Markham ard Cumberland streets.
 Like many English boand volumes e.-sc.if' :sf'tefiei>s t.aly t4P-gt't.-siss,i e,E Ns1sS.
 E4en body Says sa he New Home $ ;he simplest and best of al sewing ms- ch.nes.
 IT your newsletter does no; keep THf ARKtN>Aw TklNtltR for sale ask him 70 olaerl, for You.
 FIVE TO TEN DOLLARS per day made by sending i.al cent, aad :. three cent stamp To N. T. Bailef. Et.ile Rock. Afk.
 . L. Cook w,l. siec one cabine, pho ;osraph with every cp1cn cards. Satis- iae;.on guaranteed. I11 l-- l.. Mark ham s.
 The tables of the southern Palace. 4oS Man St.. are the bcs, supplied ID the city. When you want ilrsi-ciass meal o..ll .: sa4ihe'n Palace.
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 Co ;o .he Soethcsn Eaaec. .eS Main si,eet. ier iilsl-cia,s meal, oysters II aTA snie, tie'is. na.s. confectionery. ci- safs, t5eaccn, eiC.
 FlFTl. CENTS and a three-oent stamp Nil siSe you a star, for making f.om Iye io ten dollars pci day. Address N. I. Butler. I1:tle Rock, Ark.
 The '' New Home received the only award made on sewing machines by the State Far AssocI&ion. ISSc. Sold by Nj M. Shaw, sole agent. Io7 i-c Main street. ]. 4. Jungkind. 7i4 Main S;. keeps a full line of drugs. fancy toilet articles. etc ieruyian Bark Biucrs and the AKkANSAw rRAvfLHR. the great anii-bilous Teme- dies, are sold there.
 Wilson & Webb keep al ;he la:es; styles .; stationery. Their counters are nllc Siih all the popular magazines, news s.apers anl periodicals. and they are eeada2arcrs fer blank books. writing tu.dS, ete
 iia; ca.fye, oysters and sard~4rhes I. E.enso,en x E}kan $ llaeh co2a:ef The bar supplied W.lh the 0cs; ille5rs and cigars. Ccol beer a'NaYs Qn tap Blli!arI and pool tables Tor ;he Ecfsfenl- eEce of patrons.
 Go to C. ]. Leseher's fer yo3x boots and shoes. His stock Is complete and he makes i, point to handle only good goods His prices are as low as the low est. and you may res, assured that every article is exactly as he represents il.
 We are no, oaptious. but when pho l ,ographer puts bottle of whisky where f we can see t, and then says: 'sNow. look natural. we are prepared 10 tell l him that we don't go around with a | hanker-for-whisky look in our eyes, and | he can't do any more work for us.-I So,reyS'iNe /oHyaaI Z | Talmage denies the accusation that he is plagiarist. and will give a thou and | dollars for the proof that he is. Accept l ing his own declarations on the subject. | he is not literary thief, but the suspic- | ion is created that he might pu, up some | money to emphasize his convictions on | doubtful issue if he fel, quite sure it would prove good inves,ment-7o Toledo AMeyieas.