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The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-08-11
STYLES IN l.YSCtilNa


 .es haze ,sAnke1 ei ise n every thiak. even n inc A,ehgc,t tate 1.-the cite mnss;tel sss. iiai the stestie>t yh ake has been brought ahoa ,a Ihe pft scni w,y ai cleNassns ob}e.uon.d aunsi4st1 Thcic Wls a iiuc Ahea the aiiasl s as he.d n hish fepa,e As Il means upon winch - >iilng offending citlfcns. bu, this has long sincc been super. cded hy the iaek oak tree and the railroad hrdge These. however. seem so have had then run and the telegraph pole new holds popular s~ty Those wha do the clcVa. ting ,n this WAY often get c<, itsd and allow 'heiI judgment t1 he asphy yNtatc,l Y then enihusiasin to sec some ono s,tc.. hemp. la the Nad wieId tastncss ai ;he aes.esn bot6ets n 5c omcs the ..s'y oi Inc ifce anu unhehtened masses n hang some gentleman an Saspl, ion lua 5cA hls pardon afterwards i he aas the inavg cni pafty. iais. ati aafse, ls ], h}seh sasisise tofy arrangement - Il
 aneetnea save Inc man hauEed In some p1rts oi th.s dctfieus Ncet Au, h. tns Is m8id i0ua ni soe.ai cn.oy yfneuf. au3 ihe pe elo .aan oa they weilid to a aHtp4se party Semctiiacs they get lhc ~rune man but what. the odds sa lonR IS lis 4.i done with the best at motves aad for eteAl reasons. Souic of thcse fg4.s j. ,pd wuuty eaA beys Are aWfaiiy .o ,iah.e la thls Vay l Yak hng seems ,u ,e | saeithle ,nsltns [. sad when a satcrie Il gentlemen sally tnifh an iynl hiug
 ec ,hey ieei#la ,.atY t5aud tu hask s8,ac nshci gentleman before thelt l.Ik enm
 plelc. Il they dagt. | 4sts | slaom eycf then cnt'ie spaf,,s lya5hing wlth
 pa; a hne hce aaald be i& l ake w,thoul WhtsNy at SunJAy pa, nj, without i hght. Ii s lnKieueasly .ue complete and dsprItins l. a' A, tuHe tad z. Ia, io ave i: ,hc ;fuc flavor 'hetc masi be sotae body aie Si,h hs wint thoked oH II he ia an ina0. cui man. so muek ths better he has Inc Iess tp anzAci ior in the neNt, bat U he Is gui,iy H etaai make anS difference Silli thia cnthnsiasti for seeial entoymeni is tao Ipt to be lauied beyond the lafis.ist tien ot pt0paety, and gnless tt is bc. kc,l there s,tli bc np onc 70 hc hdiAf 1us west tu t8t iais for the eotanot tu7m the telegraph gole
 teatefs n Inc iasb,oT, h,se C pressed ag
 e,etcate iei tie etu te a4rr tbr
 eel.- ar ecp. tbe 5aleusae tassu4.. 5 fct#te tse lYs.. !. .as raass 4es. tl lsGs @s F wA4t ad II pair hr ,ac- ,effcs e z auB up4a sat}ns tta5 he 5i eierted 'hr North iuie. W0u tfs tee -soit. U, he fes4fec he sachcgs @eie nat ger, ia.t.ty fui 4lnaa th4t H7 ..tl. thr} BA4 sst se en n,eu tca uaasice
 'etnte. lhas I eln be aeep sh5 the pole Il ise ieles aph has sGeh strong ptAre la iAe heat oi ,he antctrhcd aesietaer
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-08-11
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 landed a, Naples ! ie~ days lHc, ,he ,,ppr la,.e sns had he-i heard from she lips oi the people ~he bad witnessed thc stene how bafibaldi took = apies. Faut railway nflagss conseyed hun and hs aad 70 the city The people turned oHi cn mssse all along the hnes. ,sey elargbcrcd ap on the engine. they tIsstetrl lgkc Dees Al over the carriages. 'sse nan asld haf,.ly ,.9 sip~ eneAsh au imfaease troNd net Inc tan ,he hose pogala'ten ot Nlisies streaming 1u; % meet ihe i,berafof. Hls hour was come Ii.e general slth Coxcuf. en,eres! i carnage .nf' lhaf. ai4t his sstii ioil0wed 10 irfec a;he, stff5ases he Mtns ~ta atl in Naplcs The Neappli'4n poi3ee looked uu ssalieu and snactse
 lac i5r'rcs3 ui as Efs9 comm 4t.eiif5. 'fe ppfoAaL, 3r'siiefi 6th affaed asea ansl ,se gaHaets @efc sli t 'tef pasfs \ , 1fln as fhe 6a. s4lit4aa ealne well etshin raoge hey naa 0ldef ie ire and fleaf the s,fee,s Alih srApe- shot abs~ly tue -Affia.es uapses. ihfas.,s lfs foAdrd streets Af-sIa s4e deAicu4uE fuAf 1t s VI sss." .sa they carae under ,ae guns o' Cass~i.o A4usu, The ariliefyuen were cen to pp4n' ihen and stand ready siih he AShtea iaasch At the s4pTefne mo. men; iae genefats sosre ~as Assfd above the aln Slower si0~ef frye .lexer ~ s..aA, a.gaiu- 4a the Agiiated epaehsaan hardly seemed te hs4r ssih lha, soiee 1naecastofnei so coma4nd tNitr . S.f,@ef
 Ire oft ers e8aid Be heata aaliing 4p. n her fsen ,o Ire. Then. ID f4ii yhs and andes Inc ser, pef1lr of hose guns. fhe general stDoa aprghi n hs. eart4ge e1'h me has1 oa h4s ofrs |, md looked seaaias.ly 4f the sf;ilcfy'Den Those vino saS t sapi | @az ike magnetism \ sii<nee seemed % fsil on the eun<d
 road. Iae fate oi Italy ueinb.ed in Inc baiance Three t.m@s ibe oss.sr t0 iIfe wAs repeated a' he 'htgi the gaanefs threw eo~n fneif ma,rhes. dung theIf cap. wsdsy m ihe sR and shouted ssa 1-fJslas
 That picture ~4ii las, Nhcn ail he o,l m asiefs have faded oe'. for II Fs painted apon the fmpersnable canvass of the aaiIoaal soul. IL represents forever. in the glo~Ing anis of unselhsh patriotism an ! s.ain ess horor. Il ( ifiur pa of moral oyer physsfal might the victory of the spiritual forces.
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Love n Ire Depot


 \ woman affIse bere the other iare. aoan tfara she east ~sth seer chg3!fen ID ,os ant | 4lmost ne s4rr hoaf 2 mar reached the same tepo, frau. the npIta ~i,h hsc Y-fs,uass ot .as of.s sstcs ara 4ses Sac r4s astit@ and he ed0~cf 4r 'he hsldreu hai nai t.eea ehIpped more than onre around .ef4r~ ere nas | 4ofi oi tan,u4l syn .aihY 'haf be ai .a4.Fa.3aa 4nt then CT f One ot 'he ~l4oN 3u, ptieFea 9ne l ihe 2llge e glsls 1tie gt hu l.re ike haa "ts eep'ed sFl 'he s.aF7 crferct. ant ten year el. f'fl helnag- sHg to he man made ap 'g iHe f@o ysH sja Eseiang ns to She sefaas aBd soen secIfct. the gfsssle..s of @spns 4,s EDse ana cofaa.ng r har- ifescnfy tne .siinAer .u .ce botl ;p n are
 Madam, 4m sf0ns n believing ,h4i yoa are | Wsc!os .T
 haze been ~ldo@ ialreea months to-day. shs ans~eTe6.
 Great oeoss b9; Hs ss; ;7:rs-ez month to-day siace iny Haaaef lied HhTh ~ay oe yoa kofnE
 ia iA4n0Y-
 lhs. st where ara zosas, toe D4i yoa pF9rssise your ga'5frd ney~f 2. faArfy asatn
 .ss.
 tad 1sda pf sats~ say a8ie. elihef ac; !. ! ,eiiete sh4ti 1niie as soon as fnd sorn- eood ssmaa
 2. And ny chIldrea need father are. sfse ished As SIC pulled lsstie loisn Henry os fh~ sindo~ ssll 4nt bumped h4ra nte seat
 The man so' pp and saiked arosnd he aiiaE-rpesrn and took | closer box Al the chndfen hea h- rcfarned ana sad
 s4Ppose s0a = .,o: a lea hundred dollars, 9elong 70 some church can sash ard bake and mend. and are of miid 2ne forgisang disposition =
 ~ e. that's me.
 Well~i'r1 kinder religious. even-tena- pered and am worth sbof, E occ I-1
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scr. . stack on yon. There's ssuesktn g about your eyes that reminds sne oi Hammer" .
 And you look like .Aloaso around the mouth" she s,ghcd.
 Then he bent over ana uhlspegea some thing about Chicago and ge;,tas married. and she nodded her head tie gathered hss children under his w,ng. took them m corner, and solemnly and impIes- s,vely observed:
 Children, I'm going ,o ge, married ,o that woman over there ana give you a new mother. IL any of you is gong "a kick and ooo-hoo aboat u. begsn aoN, So then l can tune ye down before the tram goes. Henry, you arc the eldest, Are you going To declare you'll run away of commit suncides Let me know nsh now. tor ,hs IS good cool place 10 prance ye around ~a,h shins!e.
 Henry sad he guessed II would be all nght. and tHe rest ci the crowd seemed Io .aeree. and ten minutes later the widower and widow Sat holding hanSts and ssy9ng to Cat peanuts. and the twelve children were bi,lng and puglins han and kicking te sec who should have seat on the steau.heater.
 Thls is kinder the work ei HeasenH ehacsleNi the wssse~eE .> he als, ned a h;;lc ncatcl
 Nna oct. love - she eefaea. s shc >hacked areihet peanut sitn heI teeth
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Wrestling Wsih a Barrel of Flour.


 0ll scho0lmaies are few .n1 tAr ,,e- tween no~. ,1c..h las arrlc! mes; 4 ;he,a a4ay IT I. those wh1 afe lei, 4rc aidc.y lt;cied tiau the roads If lie n f4is aad some take ene aad .oine at. ti.eI. Ne re .. ke al se,s .k.uu sh- IT afe..r !. .a ! a-.c tst s3ne ae sct sct a.- otstseli es ty he nsnmau foe ike ;5 have 70, ,4e ked ad iay self day oi ;wo ago. lke eagan had come ifair ,eaa ~ .;h | 'ea comforts, and one wAs 4 barrel VI ,io4I Mrs. Arp and'he ctl.afeu always e1tle 70 'Ae south porch whcH the wagon comes. iog they want te see Il pn- loaded and feel good to, a iIitle while and 50 when he hind gate Mas taken oti ard Mrs. hfp had wondered how we would ge; ou: the four, 1 thought would show he. wha, man could do l rolled the barrel ,o r1e as stood on ;he groune and gently eased II town upon my manly knees. Ny opin on now is ,ha, there IS d keg of lead in that barrel, for my knees gave away and was failing back.ars.s and iC keep ihe barrel from mashing me into l pancake pr something else, l .ase Il ! hea.e foraafd and lei her 50. arc .i gave me ! hcave bac awards and lei ae ko. ard feii on pile of rocks ,hsf were laie arodnd cherry tree. and they were rough and ragged and sharp. ano tore ny .eit arm to pieces and f4ked II 10 the bone The blopt! s,reame. through my shirt sleeve and was about ,o f4lnt for blood always makes me ialni. shen Nfs. Arp screamed for c.anphof, and the slrls fga i9i !;, and before -agld 9i9p cm they had eapdse and ,arpentiae ire al over my arm. and gent fanrfn. aroraa nke was D "a ie, sfS Scis nes'. |, .lkea to hasc kt.eG me sh9re euGn. 0i, liieF 4~H H.!e f4..ie ind aeui ;8 be,. ha.eH'' used n Il arta 0tf | finger on that hand ;sll now. tnd < 4bo8, sa4 sr
 1. .oopy. bat have had power ni sympathy. and Nfs. Arp b soosi
 tnl ,hiy good. And no~ " ,n d us. tar ean'i shaee ba, one s1de nf ny fale. 1l.d e0fnpany $ corning to-uaorcw
 A ell. used L. et dosa hauei ei fa4r-l ases. . ce...d bli ro.iing yeafs wlI lh4ase man anno a3sn5a. wli. tei ! ge, kon , me tine get ny neck broke ~iil b-gin Q reasizc ina, afa no; ihe man used 70 be bui as Cobe says, E f could ali back twenty years d show em. Inc nexs asae aafIei of sioar aes = sa, hoa +e s.H get ,Ya sss.Gs tss e-.Y-fse fee long 4-f lef i, fgli o,ii see Ii dpat shall yet zeil slowly
 sey sio3iy. tgt Mrs. Afp asSed me ihts mosa.Lg | o9zidat p X sse s2sp- serres Ter Inner ain ore hand sAla she oa!d sw.1g A baske: r3.sn4 .ay neek What ] taoushfai ingenious woman
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josanu Miller on ,he sirss,.Csr Con
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also Aek petntssion tu .ail tic stseu- i4on Il The neh and elegant islks ~he mic in gsy taffiaKc. ihe s,fee,-' at, tp the taei tia, fhr canlu Tor. Is sell as ihe 5iitFe' ls h'taan be.ng generally speak lns, aed not Ia spabie fl icelpg Ia saae 'ases hc esea has a tc tna hfl.c
 hi}ifcn l.ac,s a,,sss.# 5r pn i, s.tces tt tsftr r s.ha hal !. Heti.ct. and uh4i Hate important. hr os.& ne at hr' | is frIe thgs ,,fndu ,ar .ud ,hss ,llqei hsr r ta ssAnd iheie iicwu boa4s ost If ghe ;@gbty ss.s T .A nm l. lsinc does thaa icsve haH tai sleep tei his me.is i8t maf.l fcfie, ton noi if,,is h ,sue ias neral tciieeuoo and phllusophy. should aay oa doa espe' hgnl ,a ar either phiIas- ophei pi , sa,nt sn ten eenls sn hour sis hAz nnt got eyes ID bis ba' %ot ia h3a m 4ihematicA oithc prafhHndrs'. ,e, ot al Inc ihousands V ho sound and onn, the haaKe over after ham iu hss iaer, sith iook of do ,ou lnean-io tob-'ne ol hse-y eu. threat iii every look. doab, f
 n a ~hole week ore finds thai five cents are ntsslng.
 Of e0Htse, hr gs no aaiui. aa 1 sad. paints sso not sots tnt ten ents 4n ho4f isss, ~hatcvet he IS ao~. your bullying hun and ho~iing a, h,m iot hfseen houfs day has made hifa sha, yati Ind him. Il is your beaaiiy bad manners that has made him crosa and Gu, oi tsmyes ssss mean roa. =i;h sh- h.s .is4nnnd eAf- fsnss TOM who fesue putting ipi0 tBy suee,-eai Nih seeh sylsndsd stones, A 4 y8u had nrgcf been ,hete before and we're eonieuinK ! great t.sr bY coming al all. Dh. y0m lle manners. sec you every day aud kBoa yea sell. The fat is Me lii kage ypa eeli, and afe 4si deggs;ea 3ifh yap And | yea really have a carnage, as Yop ~ould haze as believe. ~e ~s4l1 uaiy all be greatly obliged ,o you f yoa ~paii return 10 '. bal utaansgs and al. lad not eotne puff ing n upon as ike pofpoiac, sith Yosr fIsren bundles and yoaf it.ssil~ne~ ,o ia~ couAaetar
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 rAcErrous JOURNALISM.
"A. 1. flsnlns. a wlsea sls,lngs.I

'
 lss' Whe was ,he original cr ms, humof- lst NC don't know. and ant ind oa, He began, doubtless. wa,h tune and will end w,,h eternity. He probably commenced tn the Garden oi Eden his funny hasi- ness. surrounded by all that was pure. holy and lovely, and was troubled w,th snakes. and many of them have been troubled with them sinoe. thlnk we had the kamcria long hetose we had name for him. He was in my { opinion the original What is its" Lamb. i Thaek ekeray. Dickens. Hood. Hunt. Sidney smith, and . number of others were the funny men ot their time. rust the same as ! kardeac. Clarke, neck. Sye. Read, kncs and Swce, et a'. are ef this age. Of aIl the humor ei that day think Lambs the richest focr Charles Lamb How h,s writings bubble over and ireih with good. healthy. wholesome tan. He ~rr,e at the hevlsidc ct detanged sister one who in cray iteak had murdered her o~n mother. What a load he had ,o cary and le tead him, how ohecrtuly, heN happily he lassca u along. Then poor Tom Hood, the swee, singer of his age. whose Seng et thc Shlu can never die. Always iu. and tot the most part an n, all,i Who that has read han ean forge; hm In those ,Wo We have counterpart ta tkis age i'eh KstrleHe Who has not read. anA mashAp shed tcstS as he read. the eatheilg story et Bob teJ hFs tnNtiid wife Nc h tvc seen hifa Nau8aS afct sunday eAtty the ,teti help less woman ne through he 4islc ot tho ell shnr h a Burlington Has isUc anl detated he WAs then snA is yet ;e her lie named Inc poor git. when all thought she Was an her death bed. and faithfully tna ,endesiy. levo,edly and unmutmai ,nsly hc has ,atci ior her s,nee ,ared iet het as l inni mother would fet a si,k ,hltd He wutrs |, her bedside. and she cheers and comforts hun io ge on sith his fnss,cn ei making man happy and the world better There ls samr,hlne stand aad nahle m the setk ui this man Ills liic is as nehlc anal tue as hfN hauat Is pure, itesh and happy Prentice. tkc laineniea George n ai the old louisville fApa.ii. was Inc father oi the Amet.s an paragraph lie kept u ap yea n and leai out. and the bright. aashlng ~i en ,hused inie his paper nei only amuaed aud 'aasulsei then, but being Fger. oasly worked over hy he ses. teuiAeas An1 original editors ei to-day
 tsam that beginning. way la k. the tanny man hA be onse an institution lie .N nc. essi,y uaw, aad as much de handed Y ihe reader ei day IS the lae al reporter, or the heavy ,hundet \ paper without the hushi. cnsp cutting paragraph the dtoll loke the wRly tc- telt n shar the paper without tanay mn attachment would he as stale thi anlaiefestas as welding withent " beautiful harming and accomplished hftdc. ot ! meal without all nt pepper He is ctefy Ahete He IS on eHety pspet and maka1ne ,n the iaad Inc whole literature ot the ase i> prtmeated and bttgh'ered eiih hun, and hls sun shlne and glaAness ana influence ltc seen upon e cry hand. Ne an no more do with out .plt Inn. onf. .>8nshine. oai medicine. at au, eisct tinr fn IS pat and par,el at ts
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The 6umb-waiief which goes from .he top 10 the bottom cf the building is, oi course, familiar wifh the private life oi fourteen floors and knows the family seefe.s of one hundred and ssxty-five h;lle households l, has oogniEance oi ihe skeletons n one hundred ard s.N,y-ive closets. Every cunoas tcnan; n the great fiat tries ;o pump II. ]; $ d. ways as silent as a sphinx. Aei l would not answer that II did not communicate 10 the other walters, ro; dumb, the cooks and errand-boys n he house. and 10 passing coAl-deaiers and aust-nen who call. deal of scandal that II ough, to keep 10 itself. 4 iunlb-waiieI in ia, could, fl Il were of mind 10 open its lips. tell story ;ha; would make Zola's ' lot-boiiers tame.
 "Of course household of ore hundred and siN:y-nye families may not always agree. Manage as you w,I, there will always De a coidness between the ln- aat.:ar.s of the ,hird and fourteenth s.oiles en account of the difference tn temperature between them. But there ean never oe much ill-teeiins Q, quarrel lIe. because the tenants arc separated by ;ao side distances. Families on the seeena floor and the ,ep floor wi.l be as w.aeiy sepaIated as family IT EAs, aFoAaMay. New York. aaa ianly n II i,r>oa street. Chicago
 " Mil there oe any danger et people set.ias io>: n ;he large a4t. suppose | oas.ne>> man were ,o come home from wlne s4EPes oT ! feaa.oa ot goi.ese ..s-r,ai. .ei se, D, i5..sgase n ;hc ,sitI .een:h story Would he be able tn se, haek - h!s apartments .s ,ae ,hsr4 story :n>..e I sasse Neess
 ln .Ne AeeAs He MI have aa eN- eeltta; Ge tar 2 a..slf.bsiea ,htoGsh. oa: ;ae bai.a.lrs. w..a lelestapkie a!aras ana ! poiice station on every th,rd ilaer. h me seventh story vii be inc fa, = poace heaa, ,aat;ess. ieople who aie lesi w... e Fe;afEe! Q ;heu friends with n l week
 How many days would i, take ! am ' en ihe fourteenth floor 10 se, do@n ;a he stree, IT tase of Ire
 '..A \ ;.;e n the '3ai IS impossible. The s;airways afe cf ron. certainly no; ike inaei, md ;.le wai.s and ceilings Ire ai ilrebisek when IS no, Snow n lo DC highly com aas;i5.e. The floors are ot tic
 Tie reporter t,Sed through several mt'es | s:AirSays nd sernde,s. insaee- ;lE.e he rooms.
 ' ~ de ya.. lISe !; here he asked oi eae :ke tenants. ,he he,.a ot ! pretty and interesting iaml.y q thirteen children
 kery wei aaee.l. Ieniy al lish, and room ana 1T, tree, come in ana see my apartments fhls room. siN by nlne Is inc pnlor. Ths .s ;ae dining-foom. l. is four by seven. Ncy comfortable and convenient. When we Waa, to opeu ;he door we iaId the table. see our extra bedroom. Ina, 5ed : folded up asainst ,he s.9i art. .oeNs ike wAa paper.
 Tie reporter looked iaia .iale loset. s,soz, i.qc fee. hy sts n size.
 flow toyon manage te sleep in | = sald he.
 II .s easy enough after yoa get used 10 Il. replied the happy tenant. . I sleep wi,h my knees crooked This room. two by four, IS the kitchen. When we want 10 pamp sa,er We open the hall door, so IS 10 sive the pump handle yoom to move IT.
 You ike liviag here -
 .. wouldn't live any where else
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Release Hln
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s stsatnks tf iffe staft +Estr
 l'sa piiy Inc pFrsts.en, ioes nu' telctte Sergesns Mason. The poor fellow ,to- !..es! be Ahy and should have been pun ish-d of coafs~. bs, II seuId seem that he has been in the company 1i thleyes 4nd TnarsleIefs about bong enough to s4,- lsfy al the ssfE. sis5ss el ..sssy aiAeigllnr il would seem 'ha, he lav a had on thi, poor f~lloS rather heavily. whiie Dams. and D4kesrs, and s,as route eonsptfA,ofa Ko shosiy sapasishrd There ~As aot she hfs' element os mat z and aie< <sa- ness lD hi2 a1f. and he Beser 1isd ] ih@rs n his life fe mark hlrn as . euminal The n-asy pressure Of popslaf sndignA. 'ion and the eseited pubic ieelsng al through he roTnmanHy uoaid have eag.ei ihoasands ,f good men to do Yasf d. Hsson dif lie has been punished enough. The most popular act the pes iseni coald do 3oeld br to release poor A.son rom prison and send hin back 10 the arms of Betty and the baby.
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Wanted the Net.
,arl Pre,.el's Na,ioaal We .kly.

AafI FrsttcI 5 V atioalI We@klF.
 Mr CoosebeTry who had married Tor money and found ;he property III ned '. % tha, he could nat touch |, without 1is wlfe's permission. was explaining n aer abon, brilliant sc cherne. n which 2 great amount ot money could be made md he wanted considerable eaptai 70 s,arf.
 Don; you see, ny dear he said and then we can divide ;he ne: pro ceecs.''
 Oh. yes she exclaimed enthusiast cally. you can have ,he ne;. and I'll axe the proceeds
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Mrs stmpsoa Heufusks ~na sce;ss 4 boarding -hoas-, 51ue~e1 a ..tiie l0fiee from neis Dor. her o~n haefag gisen out. and n he 1irnef-,aoie n 4; day sey- era! of ike boars.ers rem arked i;es; 8p af coffee have had Fl | long nhlle- R04 sfsay PeF.Ez byfl5.
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\ dude passed down Merrmack street ne other afternoon. and small boy who saw him al once called out 10 friend on ne other side: '' Hi. Jimmie dyer sec .aai: Where's the hand organ he be- songs n :--L71seH Cfh-fz
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There Is seldom any danger in in,rus,- ng a secret ,o a dis,1lcr. He knows how % keep still -- .Sose, ;lis f1a,sal
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Exper; bicy-le riders now call them selves seamen. because they scrse ] trick II :Ee wheel Fk..4ff.t>kis He,4hi
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-02-18
Assessment Notice.
Albion Consolidated Mining Com
pRny.

Albion Consolidated Mining Oon'
pRny.
Location of principal place OF business, San
Francisco, California.
Location of works, Eureka Mining District,
Eureka, Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that at meeting Of
the Board of Directors, held on the 10th day OF
january, 1888, an assessment mo. 12) of Fifty
Gents t5Ocl per share was levied upon the CAPT.
tai stock Of the corporation, payable inmedi.
ately IN u ;. gold coin. to the Secretary, st
the office Of the Company, Room 9, No. 327
Pine street, San Francisco, California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
main unpaid on the THIRTEENTH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1883, will be delinquent and ad-
vertised for sale at pu bile auction; and unless
payment is made before. will be sold on
Monday, the Fifth Day of March,
A. ID. 1888,
10 pay the delinquent assessment, together
WIN costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
by order Of the Board of Directors.
D. B. CHISHOLM, Secretary.
ohce-Room 9, No. 1927 Pine street, San
francisco, California
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-02-18

EUREKA LODGE. NO. 10. r. as A. N.
TINE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF EU.
l. reka Lodge, No. 10, r. 4. M, will be
held in Odd Fellows Hail Saturday, on or be-
fore the full moon.
Members Of sister lodges, and soJourning
brethren in good standing are cordially invit-
ed to attend. D, E, BAILY, ". ID.
JoBS u. JONES, Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-02-18

BEATIFIC LODGE, NO. =, H. OF p,
MEETS EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
Hall, IN the Rickard-Fole1 tzildtng.
All Brother Knights, IN good standing, are
fraternity invited to attend such meetings.
4. N. ROBINSON, O. @.
W. E. DAVIDSON, X. Of r. and 8.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-02-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice.

Notice.
Ii you nave fine or complicated watch or
CLOCK, music box, an automaton singing bird
OF any other delicate and intricate piece o
mechanism needing repairs, go to
EDW. WILHELM,
Chronometer, watch and clockmsker
Jewelry neatly repaired
fion Or positively no charge. %
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-02-18
Vick's Floral Guide

LNOR 1888 IS AN ELEGANT BOOK OF $50
IL pages, 8 Colored Plates Of Flowers and
Vegetables, and more than 1000 Illustrations
OF the choicest Flowers. Plants and Vegetables,
and directions for growing. It ia handsome
enough for the center table or holiday pres
ent. Send on your name and Postofice ad.
dress, with 10 cents, and I will send you
copy, postage paid. This Is not quarter OF
its cost. 1t Is printed in both English and
German. If you afterwards order seeds de-
duet the 10 cents. vtck's Seeds are the
Best in the WOrldI The FLORAL GUIDE
will tell you how to get and grow them.
VIcK's FLOWER AND vEaErABIE GARDEN. ITO
pages, 6 Colored Plates. 500 Engravings. For
so cents in paper covers; II In elegant cloth.
III German or English. -
VfcK's 1ulusrnATsp MONTHLY MAGAZINE, 80
pages. = Colorsd Plate In every number and
many fine Engraviags. Price u 20 year
Five Comics for as, Specimen Numbers sent
for 10 eonts, 8 trial copies for 20 conts.
JAMES WICK,
ROCHESTER,, N. z.