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TUNNELTON.

Personally, we like our Republican
brethren; poll ically, we intend to give
them what our name sake gave the drum.
Che soldiers might as well have the
honor of pulvorizing the Bosses as any
other set 81 moI.
High taxation and bDssisn 20 hand i'm
hsud, AZ he next election we Will get
rid OF both OF hem.
The puIveriz.ng machine seems To- be
i'm excellent woreing order, and it is gain
ing popularity every day. Tho Bosses
wont tool with 10. Some one told bcm IL
was loaded to the muzzle
The soldier movrirrut il crer'ing cons
siJcrsi ie ai-cu sion here aud at lines
1t becomes rtlor frey aud amin ted.
The nthcr evening qs'1ycd at home Re-
pub Ic 90 and a4ulJior Republican locked
horns, aud the following c,lloquy en-
sued.
Stayed a'-hou'e ]; rublican.-Anv
man that wil iudorsc the soldier move.
mcnt and support ,heir ticket. and saws
ho rs ae good Republican as / im. is a
litri
Soldier Republican j md1,se tho
soldier movement soul and body, snd
will vote tho soldier ticket to a man and
tell son most cmpbaticrIv tLat have
not only smeIt powder. but to-day feel
he effects OF 60, and ] am not crying for
pension either / consider myself
bcttor Republican than you are. or ever
will be. auv ifFou are not darned COW.
ard like you wero during The war. you
will stop out here and wen sec who is
the best Republican
Gthlear.- ~ homo Republican
era Wishes and mo- blood shed.
Certain prospective Republican candi-
dates have their ouissirlcs FRA cling
through the county iopresouung to tho
Democrat voters Uhar prominent Dcm>
ocrats are favorable Co uioir Republican
brethren sud will support said RepubH.
c'ns Tor county Offices. This is entirely
J0i,o. and SIC would caution all Democrats
to give tLo Republican omissaries wide
berth. DonI allow them % deceive Won
10y such Use representations There
was atmo iu the history Of Preston coun.
ty wLeu Ropublca 5 wouldn'toyeu O.a,,k
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q Democrat Co V,aa 6pr them, but those
days are past. They are eNceed.ngly
anxious now to have the Democrats To
vote fnr them, aud according TO their
time -honotd custom, they are going a.
round over the county deliberately G.Isi>
Tying To Democrats. in the hope Of secur-
ing their votes for Radical candidates
1t Is too Thin. 1t won't work. We SNOW
who the en,issaries are, and some OF thes Q
h"e days when we vet i'm deN fish mood
we VIII raise old Ned with them.
The Bosses have right to run FOR Of
fee, but the people have the right to de-
feat them.
Will the Republicans If Preston couu>
~ vote for the Greonbackers on the Flu.
sion ticke;G They refused To- vote for
Judge Gutherio for Judge Of the Supreme
Court.
King Caucus held a secret meeting at
kingwo1d on "Wednesday, ostensibly for
the the purpose OF prescribing an antidote
for the Ring scare.
We can nominate Wild cats on the
Democratic ticket this wear and Eat the
Fusion ticket.
The soldier movement forced the Boss
es to rescind the slate ticket.
We trust our County Commissioners
will not think las presumpw GUS II we in
sist upon our former su question, namely,
To make our county levy 80 cents on the
500. We are entering upon campaign
of death To bossism, ringism and high
taNstien ; and IL behooves our County
commissioners tn be on the alert, tor We
are told that coming events cast thei,
shadows before" Reduce orr county
levy TO 81 cents, ger tlemen.
Why didn't the Ring extend It's invita-
Ions To the honest rank and file of the
Republicans To be present at King Cau-
Gus? They are the men who do the Vot-
ing, but are denied admission to King
Caucus whom a slate is being made or re-
modelled
Republican Greenbhck Fusion TId-
form.-Anything to- beat the Den octals
and get office.
1t has boon suggested that the Bosses
adopt ls their campaign song, "Soe that
our political grave is kept green"
The Greeuback leaders have sold out
w 'll' ltlublstln IFlNNs l nv uucNllpn
i, can they deliver the goodsH
The longest polo knock, the persim-
mon. The soldiers made a charge on the
Ring and captured the pole. That sets
I o. il, s..
Gentle roadcr,if you hear any recu liar
noise in tLe twilight, don't Rst scared, It
Is only tnc Buses singing, '9would TINT
we were soldiers" t.
There is no paucity of opinion about
our county tax. Every one hut the
! Bosses and chronic office seekers az, "a
{ at 81 So on tie 500 is too much. Hnd
will kin the vitality OF any pocket book.
GA. carry me back tn the days OF Boss
rule, will 10 tho refrain of tho Ring cdu~
didatcs when tho ballots are poked in
two To ono against them.
IL had Ia sell two Of nav best steers e.
| pay my taxes said on old mrmor. on
last Thursday. You can thank S"uI
stars, old man. you didn't hnye To- sell
tho old woman. PATr.Y DOODLE.
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OF them we learn, will bo Immersed
Daniel Wstsou's new house IL icarlv
completed.
Miss Born. who was visiting rriords
mere, has returned To her homo at Graf
ton.
Mrs. j. s. Loar weare sorry 10 say has
taken relapse. and is quite IN again.
:. :, Loar gave the young iolks another
hop saturday night 1t was we'll uttcnd-
ed.
john Born AID r.. c. Zinn depart Mon
day for MorSmtcwu, whore they 20 t.
work ou the railroad.
1t was rumorcd here few DAYS ago
that Rev. Joseph Clark, formerly OF this
place, but now OF Greene county Pa, had
been drowned i'm tho Ohio river. " ~
ara glad To say the ropoyt or rumor is
false.
All our town Locks Is drug store.
EliNs Ring. ot the Baltimore Clothing
House, Mmgantown, aud c. l.. popllms,
of the same place, wcrc hore one day thi.
week. SELDOM.
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TERRA ALTA.
j. JACKSON

Our town has caught tho spirit of i'm.
proycmcut in reality.
Tho streets are being put In order, but
the side walks well, enou II has already
been said ON dat subject.
Prof Smith, of Flrmnington, is in.
STRUGGLING or baud boys i'm tho art oi
blowing the cornct. lie is au excellent
indruCtor, ms the progress which the
boys arc naming, nn:rnis.
n, W. FitzIoald, Of Washington CITY.
was In town two or three days last wcok
n. j Gibson, OF Albrightsvilo. now
manipulnios the yard stick in Ilarlcsty's
store. lie * - dandy, and, o my, how
the girls do flock Ia tlHt store now.
The Farmers are busliy engaged ut
their work n0w. and business about town
is rathor dun. +. a.
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NorIcE ro CRNpIrnns.
o tho creditors of Abort l.. wmt, dos

To the creditors of Abort l.. wit, dos
ceased
In PA sun GO 10 a decree of the Circuit
Court OF the luntp Of Preston, madC In
cause thoroin pending, to subject the
re1l estate Of tho said bert l.. Wit TO
the ppypont of his debts, vor are re-,
quircd To present your claims against
tho estate OF the said Albert l.. win, for
hdjudic atihu to Joseph ~. iI,wtaorne,
COMMISSIONS, nt hi, office in SAID coun,
~, on or before the Lat day OF July next.
witness, Smith Crane. Cle,k of said
Court. this 10th day OF May, 1884.
5-23 o. SMITH CRANE, Clerk
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REEDSV WILLIE.
ipring fover prevAleni,

Spring fever prevalent,
Contrary to Miss Tags" oxpross,d
opinion, Plug limited store OF e,o~
quruce is no. nit. gethor exhaust .l. but
- still sufficient Ia mI her, la another
counuuui; dtion to- T1E ARGUs. Ii was
rctlly amusing TO note the con'cuts of
Tags" pretended production nitor ho-
ing informed by one OF h"r moro c"mpe>
tent friends, thst che had 30 humbly
kuelt at jhc shrine Of their mercy aud
impl rcd them to "a sis-t h,.r in Writing
few itoms to which she might sixn her
sign. ture aud by sodoing cause tho real
crs orTHE ARGUS to believe TIA T. she
was "thc most important member Of tho
faculty. Poor little postileutial gas
pun.
Mr. Huntington, tho sewing machine
agent, was in town last week.
The .hnol at this place, is progressing
finely and is rapidly increasing both in
interest and numbers.
The singing school at Bethleh9m. con.
Quoted by Prof Looch, closrd last Friday
night with IN brilliant .fptort inpent.
The manner in which Mr. Leecl's pa.
pills acquiite themselves that night, was
suihci1nt pro, that Le WIS the nan in
the night place.
X. +. Burke. one Of Torrl Atlas most
promising young gentlemen, who Is now
conducting a writing school nj oak land
undo hving bu dncss rip to tho vicin =
itY Of Reodsville l,s SUNDAY. For mr
thcr particulars. We refer you to "Tag b"
KOnn. the we'll known timer, 81 King
wo)d, spent couple oi days in our viii
lagc last week sporting Mr. Smallty's
house. John Graham, ASST tod him
Kate says she WIS glad ono couI not do
l.. Showa.ter passed through town last
saturday evening en- ,.O,.fcfor MAsontow n
win "a Wilson -bo-with you darling -
smile on his face.
e. -. Munson was at Reedsvi!Io last
sunday i. king anor his personal pro-
perty.
= $. Loar favored us with anoth rr ~
his good times last Saturday night II
was universally acknowledged by all
present To- boo The mos. enjoyable evening
they bad spout ior many months, and we
truly hope q at he will favor Us with just
such another soon.
quite number Of our pleasure seek
ers are prcpuiug to take in decoration at
Grafton next Friday.
Mr. Men sud charming daughter, Miss
Minnie. OF Kiugwood, spent Is dav in our
midst last wer;.
Mr.. Wagner, Of Key4er. rs pending
few days with friends In Reed-viIIe
Frank Poil, who has been laboring un.
der the oppres sion OF "a lingering illness
for tho last five months, is still lying
dangerously low.
Mrs. White, of Fottormau. t. sitting
Der brother, j. $ Loar near Rerdsviilo.
Pho
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NorIcM ro cREnIroRs.

ia To- the G. editors Of William Sibcrt,
deceased
In pursuance 10 q decree OF tho Circuit
Court oI the e unity .. Preston, u.,d in
II cause therein bending, to subject tho
real cstuo ct the said William Short to
the p VA, ~ oi his debts, YOU AFRO re-
qui od To- prC-out your Ciuim- against
th" o~i'tc ~ lhn said TiliHm Sibort fur
adiudiralpn % Patrick J CTOgHn com.
mis- JOuor. at his uiticcin the sad county,
on or beiorc ne lst day OF July next.
witness. smith Crane, Clerk OF said
Cunt tai 10 II day IF May 1884.
5.33 81 SMITH CRANE, Clcrk.
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.

To the Creditors of Richtrd Nugcnt,
deceased
In purSnco ola decree Of tho Circuit
Cou I ottho county of Preston, made in
IA cause theron pending, To subject the
rohl estate of the snid Richard M ont to
the payment "i his debts, V"u Rror'quir
eel to present your cl inns against tho said
Rich rd NuEcut, Tor adjudication. To
smith Crane, Commits siuuor, at his Oihcc
I'm sid county, on on before the l~t day
Os July next
Witness, Smith Crmo. Clork OF said
Court this 10Th day OF Nav, 1854.
o % 6t SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All persons indebted TO us on subscrip
ton since April, p, 1888 must ssttle up
at once If they desire TO save costs An
those in arrears since April 81, 1884. this
present yeirj mast bring or send us the
amount OF their subscription for this
Yeai. on or before tle 10th ofnext month
or we w,ll ecTtdtnic charge item one dot
Tar dItd Gfty cents for the paper, per year
The subscriptions muN he paid In adj
vance. LEE KCSSART.
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Remarkable Case.

Or. iihHrrNS -DoN Sir: I am ir-
luced by s"nse Of duty o. tho suffering
TO make 20 uri statement of your re,nlr.
EHblo cure ui nuysolt. ] was most mis-
srhnic suil'Irr the various aunOy.uce4
and di-tr,--iuR di-cises, which caused
~" &" h. confined 10 my b "a for a long
time. 10 ing ipD weak 10 bcai my weight
upon NV iccl. ] WIS treated bv tie most
reputable phy-icinus in qua city. each
ana Hli saying they could do nothing for
M. bad gwen up all hope ~ ever b,,.
luE welt agaiu. In this condition ] Ip.
RW Co., tt.c sour NASALIN lld PEFvsN
uu sm most iarpv tu say boz three
WHu'Ls I wtt uorfociv well. entirely
rur'e wi h"ut any appliances nr support
Di amy hind Yours Truly.
MRS HENRY ELLIS.
BOZ Scott 7uoet, milwaukee,. Wis.
Fi'd Drr rrIrGeuo puI aniIavf on
ptge 81 900 fI. 'li- OF LIts.' 10 pamphlet.
ASS y.ursrsyirt foi one
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NcrVOusnc.s.

r. o moment thcrc Is danger Of tho inn
paIrmoHt Of the mind from excessive
nervous oA haustiun or where there OK
exist iurchodiugs of OWL, a dosi,o for
30. tuHo stunning aLd avoiding comps
NY, v,ri.o and nervous debility, or
whoa ip-ruily hns already taken place,
PUWUNA ahuu'd loo implicitly relied ON.
Eu' I' 20 "rv,I sc 80 wait 40 long before
n, a. mont j., comm snced The early
symptoms uc loss Of sueu th softncss
ot To" muscle dim or weak 81 ht ne
culinr cXptc-.i ~ uf the Hro and eyes
coated tongue" with impaired ulgcslian (;
on iu others ,,rUuu yowcrs uulN arc post.
whi'c they nrr otho~wi.c enjoying com
pnfa'ivciv good h,nlth' la all thUso
PERUNA should q once be- ttktu.
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ADVERTISING RATES 4:

Transient Advertisements will be in
serted for 81 per inch for first insertion.
al insertion.
Personal communications inserted for
90 cents an inch.
Local notices cents per line.
Poetry . cents per line.
Entered IT kingwood Post Office rs
second class mail matter,
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Nal &. Smpon. of Fell wsvilC. h
travelling agent Tor the sale ct tho cclo~
brstrd Autumn r,ylm Co.'S Eupiuos,
Thrrehcrs, aud Saw Mills. Don't GUl to
soc him before purchasing. lie will save
you money, e..
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The tiIl'1- Of The soil are working thci.
corn Which is growing finely.
$. r. Gusemu is afflicted with the
inumps.
Ed Brown Is doing the mason work ON
G. + Iinus now house.
We have as fine booking set ot girls
attending scho,l here tni summon ~ can
bc found anywhere in tho Vite. Vesre
too modest g, say as much fpr tie bows
Prot. Gountu is u good teacher. and f.
doing excellent work flo will likely
teach orr school mex winter
a number ofpersons WIFI bo baptized
at bethlehem church, June lst, Several
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Cool on Wednesday.
Base ball fever, high.
$50 Go to volzs for your suspendcrs.
-Fairrnout will observe memorial day.
Dances NE the rage in rural districts
now.
To- Ii you want ncckwsrc call a,
Volzs.
Bin Reese is bniidins an addition TO
his house.
"a Buy your q ,,hiog from Hartley ~
Wigh.
We lad lots Of pie last week, but
have non. this.
tB- Csll ard ox,mire vol'z's Spring
g a. ~ cuttings
..' gross hao to wrcs,lo viii $3.50
Lui- '!..r s,ssion.
- V II las a full Inc 81 hosiery
( % aol ovamue.
Walter Bclrs r,w f, ch Of furniture
arrived This r,r j
c'-GuY yum carpets and oil cloths from
Harti'y Il Wright.
Wy. 6 Brown Jr, re'urnei home from
the w'ei Oh Thursday.
self you want fine lep rcbv vol.z'sis
che pace 10 buy IT, ~
B INTO Mr. aud Mrs Walter ii Bell
3iay, % y darg ter.
ETH * " are bea.qnsiers for we'll
paper aud stationary.
Tine picnic eeasun is drawing ne r, and
She u,rrage dude is happy.
TT ca toY .ia sind ruy diamond
sbirt-ilio best III the world.
-'rhe " ceiling Evening urnaI has
suspend Tor wsn' Of support.
C aft has man WHO has not gIep,
10 hours in ire 'se, two months
Tito. G ckr, OF Howcsyilia gave this
flicc a 'U..u,ss call On Cu.pd, ~.
-Bour is oub 12} CENTS per pound ri
Weston. q very pl,ollful at that,
The NJ. Z. SUNDAY school il making
preparations to obecrve children day
ss,ur5ayi,, and -. .,o,,.c,.d
~ '"",' '''"' 'P' ~
" 10 '1' = " ",'s II "''' '''''-
us vac , ''' u" 'o' ''A' VI "'' ''''o'o'T
''" - ~ p''''' S'e u" ''''"
'''''N ~ ''''S ''''e' H''N "'' ''' '"''''
c J. Monroe spent t%o or three days
W vi ''' '''''o'' 'i's "''A 'u ou mess
Our thanks are due Chas. +. Brown
II g OF Cincinnati, f)r late copies Of the
- f'''f
-Philippi had - church wedding Sun
day, aD' lie whole town was wild with
Ao''''n''''
Notice is directed 90 The ady rHse
meut of } Ian Hummler IN another col
U.'"' '' ''
John kpalin, Of the Fl N Of Jsmcs
Clark 81 Co, Cumb. land, Nd, was 10
Wv" ~" "'''''
The sunday NV Letter is much ex-
cited oyer what II terms 'pHuper slavery
''"''
-Eyen Doc Potter has been Unused to
such an eX'ent That ne plays base ball
every evening now.
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T.. $. INMAN
KENDlLL'S SPAWN CURE.
Hutchinson's Mdch, II miles north of
Denver Colorado.



March 9Th, 1888.
DIR. II, j. KENDALL AZ Co.. Gents:
For tho past three years have used Ken
dalPS Spawn Cure. In every case OF
spawn, of which ! have treated five. IL
has killed them all and entirely removed
three. In case ofspliut find II has no
equal, one case hat was of three years
standing and the SPAWN Cure removed
II entire v. had a cow got spawned
ana II entirely cured her one wear apo
two huudred pound block at ice tel
ont OF u wagon striking my iort on IN, step
bnd toC~, /; would be impossible To- mash
foot verso without hrcaNiuUaLY bones
/ was taken hCmo and carried into tho
house. do nut think ainpu'ation Of the
lex would cause any more pain. went
Tor NcudulIs SPAWN cure, II was nll
used ana In six utVS | could walk ~
rrouud. Ahunt ihroo week sRgomy team
nan away threw nae out of the wagon, tho
Pima wheel struck my knee. a ltor mp
ply ing several !ighlv recommended linz
iments without obtaining any ieliof, /
ven Tor kendHil's SPAWN cure NV Icy
was drawn zap and my knee swollen bad~
~ IN three days / was able To walk Ia
the barn. ! could 20 IulO details moro
luilY, and muse 'his "a V, rs long lotIer
but viii not weary YOU
] ani very rcSTe fully youIs,
OSCAR Y. IlUTCuIN4ON,
o. Lock Box, 23U2. Denver CITY. Col.
Sold by all Druggists.
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Observation-Disclosures

one dollar FER year, invariably in al
vance. One dollar and dny cents per
year, when not paid in advance. These
terms Will bestrictly adhered to in every
instance,
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ApNNt, y y. jan. 10. 1882.
Dr. =. } EhApN,l.. ~ Co., Gents 90
Having usc : ~ good lnNl or Vour keu-
daii's Spawn CWo with lr,nt success. [
thou .ht | w'uld lot Nuu kuoN what IL
has lone Tor uo, Two wears ngn had
rs speedy It C'lt ns was eve" rniscd IA
JoitctS'u County. W hau was breaks
ing him, lac ki,kod "vCl the cross bar
aud lot fast nrd tore one OF his hind logs
ml q" piece, I omploycd tue best fnr>
lirlS, bat tho, all said he was spoiled
Po had very large thprouyh>piu, aud
IA two bottles of Your kondalIs Spav-
ina cure, aud 1t took the bunch entire\
OIL md he snlu Ni orwtrds iur 81. 500 dol.
nrs). have used 1t ter bouc spavins
and vii gals. aud IL has always cured
completely a lon the leg y uoCth.
1t ~ a splendid medicine for rhouma-
tism | have recommended IL e. apood
mRuy, and they all say 1t does the work
| wHS IN Wilhcrington ~ Kneeland's
drug store, I'M Adams the other day and
saw a very tiuo picture you sent thom,
! tried to buy ii but could not; thcv
said ifl would write to you that Won
would send me ono | wish YOU would.
ana VIII 1t" You all tho good "an.
very respectfully,
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-01
OUR COOKING SCHOOL.
TO BAKE BEANS.

Soak one quart of beans over night in
warm water; set them on the stove in the
morning and let them come to boil; drain
the water all of, and fill up again with hot
water; set them on the stove again, and
let them cook slowly until they commence
to be soft throw the water all off, put the
beans in a deep pan, or " Yankee bean pot"
with a small piece of salt fat pork; fill up
with hot water, three tablespoonfuls Of
molaSses, and piece of soda the size of a
bean bake four or five hours, and keep
them filled with water.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-01

Brooklyn Eagle: Labouchere says chat
the twenty-eight dukes, thirty-three mar
quises and 200 earls Of the House of Lords
have received from the Taxpayers of Great
Britain since 1850 the aggregate sum d
966,000,0O0 and odd-in round numbeh
some $330,0O0,O00. By way of earning
this handsome sum of money he says they
have opposed, rejected and mutilated every
bill sent up to them in the interest Of tN
Notwithstanding as far as lay in Their
power, the enlargement of the tranchls
the reformation of municipalities, the re
lief of Catholics, Dissenters and Jews ODE
promotion of education, the Suppression y
liberty at elections, the laws facilitatlng'SI|
transfer and distribution of land and 81
others designed for the good of the PuON
instead of the protection Of their graSPH
and rapacious order. Adding to this SUD
total the cost of royalty during the sn'
interval, it will be observed that Olo
Britain pays rather a heavy sum TOT a ,,
pageants, particularly as none OF 'D'
longer represent the least utility
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-01

Inea5fe goers nave had a treat this week
in hearing Mr.. Thos. Keene. The four
plays given were SO familiar that one felt
called upon to criticize and compare him
with the unfortunate Mr.. John Mccullough,
especially in Richard III as that play was
certainly Mr.. McCullough's greatest sue
cess.
We can say that Mr.. Keene is an actor
of great ability and there is no doubt of his
ranking with the first actors Of the day.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-01

dn
"What seems to be the matter win >,
tonight" demanded the editor OF "a 0J Y
paper of the funny man. "Im u AK i,
humor," that young man replied, 'no ,,1
eyes? Well, that ought not 10 W. -
you" "What ought not to worry ~
"The fact that you are in a bad humvI Nj
man who has made specially Of O' a,r
NOR as long and successfully aSyV N
ought not to give way to it, n l,,a
editor clipped a tariff editorial w. ~ +
Eastern exchange, and proceeded y
write it.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-01
TWO GOOD SOUPS.

A very good bean soup can be made
from baked beans left over, the beans
Drowned giving good color, merely add
water and a cut up onion-boil to pulp.
Also another soup: A pint Of canned to-
matoeS boiled and pressed through seive,
adding quart Of bean soup will make a
pleasant change in the soups for dinner.
Mrs. [.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-01

Col. Ward has been doing the honors of
Little Rock to some capitalists, who have
been here in the interest of the Cotton
Seed Oil Mills. We hear that they intend
forming pool, and trust that it will be a
livelier pool than that which has reflected
the stagnant business of the last few
months. |H
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-01


We learn that the city reporter of the
Evening Democrat was at one of ''Gus
Williams entertainments with Miss Lulu
Hurst, the Georgia Wonder, and now we
wonder-can Miss Lulu Hurst draw any
admirers she may select with the chains of
her magnetic power? Does she hold them
with her glittering eye" and lift them as
she lifts her weighted chairs, by an electric
force, bidding her adorers come and attend
her as despot bids his slave, while with the
swiftness of electricity they glide to her
presence, the willing servant of subtle
magnetic power, and who can tell us if not
the Democrat reporter?
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-01
Ms asre and 070ood

At the marriage of the Princess Nj,
of shoa, of the most ancient rov.l /
in existence, to the Crown Prince Of Al t4F
sinia, she wore golden diadem SET "a
rubies, additionally believed to bsv. h wv
the property of Solomon, the bride el.;,,
ing direct descent from the Queen !
Sheba.