The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-03

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 THE ARKANSAW TRAVELLER Is sold by the following ncW sGcslers in Little Rock
 MosEs WeRMsER. Capital Hotel.
 A l. WARD, Adams House.
 (. THEiME. | nion Depot,
 WILSON X WEBB. 2ie Man S,.,
 SMITH X Co, sot Main St,
 A. BokG9rl9 Main St,
 A. DAVIES SeSs, 4i2 Man St,
 A. lrNGktNB. zI3 Man Si.,
 Nj. li,e NrY, Cor. s,h st. and Rector Ave.
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 Dre.sQake bay ,se New Home. ; losses by nc Money spcni on ...Afs. -Aras 3f,5 fas.
 Every }nac wan,, one New Home,
 lt is the Il nina that blows Inc ph, ,a- clan the mos, good .-.Ae;e .>eaf5.
 Go to the Southern Palace, ios Man St, for oysters.
 The man whose education IS finished IS rcspra,lng mummy.-Acs,' Iotk Ne:ts.
 Everybody says so the New Home is the simpe,; and bes, of all sewing ma chimes.
 Butter. unlike 4 soldier. E less though, of the higher iis rank CiHtin.ah .>df- ntdar A4tit.
 If your newsletter does not keep THE ARkANSAW TKANEtER fer sale :,sk him to order !, for you.
 A very large amount of flood notes have been n circulation recently. htn- fNeEy .>hitc Ieornai
 For oysters served n any style go to the Telephone Exchange. coner ol Markham and Cumberland streets.
 When you send one of the new nickels to your gml, ,he "l''' on Il means. Val entine. '-htnA.ky >h'te iownaL
 (. (. Cook will give one cabinet pho- tograph with every dozen cards. Sa,is- faction guaranteed. loo l., E. Mark ham St
 Is the spice of life" the havoring a fellow puts in his mouth 10 destroy the scent of rye after he takes "smile ?"- Hfadeyson Gold L<aE.
 The tables of the Southern Palace, 4oS Main St., are the best supplied in the city. When you want frst-class meal call a, Southern Palace.
 The man who will invent seal skin sack which can be worn in summer time will gain the everlasting regard of several thousand American women.-T TIe Drum ner.
 J. A. Jungkind, 7I4 Main St, keeps a full line of drugs. fancy toilet articles, etc Peruvian Bark Bitters and the ARKANsAw IRAvELER. the great anti-bihous reme- dies, are sold there.
 Clothing merchants are a conscientious class. They put samples of their goods Tn front of their stores labeled fast col- ors, and then chain them up.-Ciseia- nafi Saturday AIght.
 Wilson & Webb keep all the lates, styles of stationery. Their counters are hlled with all the popular magazines. newspapers and periodicals, and they are headquarters fer blank books, writing fluids, etc.
 Het coffee, oysters and sandwiches a, Elenbogen & Elkan's lunch counter. The bar is supplied with the best houors and cigars. Cool beer alxays on tap. Billiard and pool tables for the convent ence of patrons.
 Some one says that "an oyster has been known to open its shell to hear the music of an accordion It evidently mistook the sound for the waves beating against the rocks. We should have had better opinion of the intelligence of the bivalve ii II had throwed stones al the accordion player.-.Norrisloss Herald.
 It IS hard to suit everybody There has been cry for inflated currency, so the treasury department arranged new nickei that was exactly like fve-doilar gold piece, excep, in color. By washing It with gold it could be readily passed for nve dollars. And=yet people who didn want the currency inflated. kicked on the scheme, and the governme had to with. draw the inflated nickel.-PeeEs San.