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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
Interesting Baseball Statistics.
Riciynond Baton.

Since the base ball fever has broken ou' with increased virulence in Rich
 menc with the incoming ef spring. few Statistics concerning this natioazl g<n9e may not se enin;ercs.irg :o sone oi our readers Tie amogn, of wood consumed n or z yea n making ~ bats :. is a.n4os; incredible Lied .s cord-wooeI. :. would make 4 me tea miles ienc. more or less. !; worla rn-se r5,I-a- hoe handles. -t.. -5;5 axe helees or cor ye-tea :HtD tonih-2icSs. w5uid sGpr'y every free i1acE aend n Cnic@ss S.. Loais ard Gincinna,. for ve2rs fc ecme. Sawea .nto hre-.ooa IL won | furnish -~ers widow a-s orphan IT the country " ,h .sr-1.a for aa inse;ia.te pcrioc. The .ass 70 asncuitar@i i-;er-sts and s.lect.ar- i--, ircgs;ri-s by shc c;n.lorraer,t af .ste bodied men In b2~c- oall se-s ' .i,nP-y c'.orme-s snd at;2- lowest ca.cu- l..t.oa nay e pui down a, se3--3s.5 es DIT 1anucl. Ire ,xrc4s!st.re ot raaseE- !tf energy iu one ro,iy- en:ested game
 s.@. !; has ar-a cs.saq atc1 - ce suffi- ea; 70 break two teas ef stone. saw tsY- S9fsis oi uoco, or s.e ven acres c. s.9and The e.n,ioyzaeai | directly or 4aairectly g,.es to the ;ras.-, and -re:es- st9as 'nu:t -. b. overlooked fsr IS n.nc se. T ten baseball a.ay-rs sc, brak-n af'-eS. sustain severe fntcrral injuries. Q. tss- t.:eiI teeth. ste :esg5e.i and aen,al f1sf'.-,s'@as would f-sr-l.1,iy lool. upot. 4c-.re Agsln. tae waisl- af.ak 2. a..sr-aa.i cangests forms no neon ld- -t.a .:em. Ai ny rate ]: is sat- e ...i.te thai .h- amount Of money 5pca; Q. "'r'ssy n NeE4z4,ai during .ne t4se- hs'f. season reala fasn :. considerable i;-.5i ;5=aFo.s sts3-5=s. Il home .ol Gfs. s,3.ed c'.ti- 1c:a.e - slegs: or. ' .h- .in 'l.;s .2st II b-i, = z.,ssscs bv hl4ia.. iae ln!cmort s5 sFst = " w,.is.7 odd = sa used, th-s -t=' ...ln4ut -l $ scia ample gnu s4f:Iaira. . -sL..4s4aue.- s.4asie hal,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
NOTICE

Is tsFeb, gwen tha. ,.e llat.crsica,t v..,i. CT "Wednesday. Nav I;. iss.. ..: fa : lock i- the ior-Eeoa. in front of the coz4a,y co.-I- house toc-. ,et 10 the .aS-s ar.d n,si bidder iowS
 ftSSl-3tid1e across Fogiche b.,o.. in Section Ia. T. N.. k - W al the crossing O. Road District No. no. Sad afiagc t3 b. oi six spans. se; or Sr-;s O .hree securely criven pies wherever suitable 5ypress tree cannot be used h uiAo- spans bon, s- feet io7g wi3;h ct bridge insid: oi rs:i.ns, . 'ee;. Piles IL sq@are not less lhan 10 inches at small e :. -nG ia be parked braced ciasoral.y. anu 1oi'cd wi;h h-ac-and- washer nu; bolts. Capsilis tc De White Oak roIaeaes oy It incaes. d.lii boited >t-iaFers feet. center 10 ceute-. 0@ksoor. inches th'ck. securely spiked. Hand railing and gcsfds. securely i4st=-eG. Log aba1.rerts. ~s per iac. ws.l :..l-G.
 FcnN.-Srtige Across Fourehe, n See ton ca, N., X. I3 W. here Road Cis,-i-t No. rfe crosses same. fFitg- 10 be .ocs.et. ~ s.r- strictly sound CvrTes. trees can be utilized or center line q afiGrc said trees to De sF1E-osaced sl,a ;:Wac. inches by l7e7es, bo.;ed as pc. plan. Length .f spans b ee adjusted to lie trees. but notta excecd ,1 i.s; n length Nic,h of Bridge ts ,eet aasice rl.Hngs- FlooEsag fz inches thick. seea-e.y spiked. CsEsiils White Oak. ,o iacaes aF lz sncaes. -i..t- S1liee Ssr-rpe-s OaS CT Cypress. e.ea-, securely boiled ~ s---4uch co-i. washer and Eu; Ba.ias ,e- eaFe-y set and b-ac-c. Log asasn.ri-ao- breaches, securely and ,.ga:4y 1.lea. as per pans.
 Pies for al soTk 10 De 9rivea VII a i-.'o-sa. kAGame.. falling feel. saul tht. ;asl Ni-t ret -.lv- fsi.,-e tt ar i;sckes
 osS 10 re completed oa or before 't .ssh cay q iaze, .sS-
 a.i .ork .o be constructed of good mate rfs. 4ceatalEs 10 p.aus and and xueet=ast,ors on al= n my oia>e- ri4 10 4ncize.e ag labor and TnaieF.zl. Successful ols4s- io enter into ;soae n he zracga, bi5, with aprroTed sccI-ilv
 Right 10 rejeci aay and al bids reservet.
 N. l. PATTON,
 County lu5se pgizSk. Court.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
F-ohaaiy ,he Reason.


 |; is old what ! :ic attention has been paid 10 the death oi Charles Reade. iroslope. who was IF no sense eq :al to Gea3e, was discussed aad obituaritcd much more extensively. The truth Is th2, during tae las, years of his lie. Reace allowed himself 70 drift ou; of the swim. His Terrible Temptation Gid more 10 inlrre hlm than anything els-, and attef II, he Was ro longer the fAshioD. He led m odd. curious. lonely existence during lis later jays. mcidlins with many things oi no importance ard writ ing letters about subjects which did not concern him. He seems to lave had vcD little fellowship with contemporary authors. and this IS probably the reason that the usua. batch of "reminiscences is no; forthcoming.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
A Cheap Par o. Pictures.

For fory cents we vii! mail. postpaid. Q any address, the splendid colored en- cravings, The Arkansaw Traveller and The Turn O. he Tune. also, wi,hou, extra charge. he original story of ,he Arkansaw Traveller as told by Col. Sandy Faulkner. The pictures are gotten up in the highes. style of ar, and possess ,ng such historical interest they sho@ld have place in every household. Postage stamps taken Address. Read k Benh.iu. Lttle Rock, Ark.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
!" Come. Gentle Sp.,ay.'

With the approach ot spring he oroyi- dent man uases arrangeI1s sris .o provide hirise.f with apparel suitable to the ;r.lider temperature, r. !. C'Brien has just reserved q his rnerchan; ;a;iorins eSfah- lisament. Il5 N. Markham street. $ inc ! line et spElHg goods as was eter brought 10 this state. sis stock embraces al he la,es, styles 1T shades sEi is comp'x.e h every detail. Cal early and make your selections from an unbrokcn stock.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
To Postrnastc-s.

By sligh, exeg;ioa which neea not in- tertere with any of their Gatles. 2ostnaas- CTS and others may earn for themselves ! handsome sam n commissions by re- ceivlng subscriptions 10 Ing ARkANsAw ESAvrLER. The paper has only to be seen to be appreciated, and with no ieurnal in ,he south car subscription .sen,s do 90 well as with this paper. Wnte to ns for terms, specimen copies tor distribution, etc.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
ofln,eres;,o Bridge Ruiidera.

The attention of those interested Is called 10 the advertisement n this paper for bids for the construction of bliGsts 1T fulassi county. Ark. .Hds from re- sponsi6le parties everywhere are solicited ard should be addressed 10 W. !. Patton. county judge Pulaski court, Little Rock. arkansa9.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
Coming Ccwn.
Ken:askY s,a.e Ioar.al.

N-Hs-NNY -H.-ltE otT..a-.
 The price of whisky is coming down. Wonder if it @il continue to co 'ae down until it gets to the good ol6-time prices. when fellow could ge. gallon ;ug full of old Bourbon for suarter-six gallons for one years subscription. Whew.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
g9lutiICllra ] NJ IL 9lTE:.f- oe1L /GJL7bS
A Positive Cure ic7 Every Form Of Skin and Blood Disease.
 from Pimpies to Scrofula.

TaersANp> oF t.,srTf r. ts a.- f.--- -.,.,,, -,-- ! neat tsis -'er, aas. essa E. rs.., Inf -..r
 i,sr feNr. with B.ot4 .r ~bf.. Iiaaa.s>. .4aY..
 ''' .t.t -' 's' -''as Hisf5s sr+-s is'lu ~ i>nri7s 'ain.rs. aa,e hest ias l~. ,,h,- .as s-: -sr sIr9i hta5. ''. slelzsrs sa! al . rf UH 'sss'i t;I1 t--3st r. f->r f r.s el.''7. Farther iaifrtss andt -la .i;,i H. IA ~rAf. The ..t >kt4. f- ....s 4 i:...uf- ters. .,te-nallv. i3seh a--! me .rs Ir .ss s~li. af-t Mood pure a~ a ef.ist.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
Companion Pictures

The historical pictures cf " The Arkan- saw Traveller and The Tugn of the Fune.' ,ogethe- with ,hc ofg;nal dia- logae Q. The Arkansaw Traveller" Eaallea 10 any address on reoeip. of 10 cents. Read k Benham. Little Rock Ark.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

Nath Alderman. coner Fifth ard Gen. ter streets, always keeps in stock the puf- est and best of imported gins, blaadies and wines. ana fine liquors of all kinds The :" tug trade IS one of ,he features of Maths business, and parties in the coun- try, wishing really good article oi lilgo., msS send their orders to Mir. Alderman. with the assurance that shipments viii be made promptly and goods vii, prove satisfactory.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

" Is your mother in = asked . visitor Of 4 littlc Mormon boy who opened the door No. Ina'anl. the little boy re- piled. :" bu: my bro:hc: mother Is in. :" -E9ei.nsc.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

When man sis too keerful to waste his taserpeelin's he's ruanin' de thing in dc groun' Csxsayr.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

This being leap year. girls who take swimming lessons next summer will be privileged to kick cu, like a man.-Er- ca.1ge.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
ALMOST IECREnIRLE

.sMf> r. SICtF tEla>eS. s-aa.sin -4.,r-4 N ?. .fElssfs> on c-;h. saNs.in s.-a >c-ris,,t- lcsrs tft t!; hc a.ttts ~,. f.s- 5. ~-t.,s- fsA. trrrs ,hlng areSsa n, .l.,.l fac, s s. :. trf iti N.N r. an. fgsrs Drtrrk <. rne- -'.4s ltt't i.ii n3v hs.4. E. sta 8. -enl tnr 1T ir-. wss 2 ysn~te5.t t-s.-. a ..,.Aca ..fs !i l+ 'pT-f- \ e = .s sf aNre sn 'r psr-- r.. l.~ l ns All as tc t.A ii4 l.asl.- il-,.-i .fis 4 s,.iS r.rf,ri.y c4rei.-
 sworn io before | > Com J ptENxroI.f,.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

The paper on which THE 1'RAvELsR is printed IS furnished by The Graham Pa per Company, S.. Louis Mo.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
STILL. MnRF SG

WILL V DONALD -i-s f s-b,-ts >,-,.,,. t-7tl- ctS gratefully aefno "lsstse- ,i.re ,: Erz.flia H.lt Hnrht.. "h h~lsi nt \ B. ii4s- A+ Tor -et "nte.a sraF>; an: a's 6 Nct ft ha5ls's
 fu krv->. for tii .s.ti tif-,if ...- tictt rrAr~: tr7-t auat-tts vf lit- ,iuetor- 1trn1.arcSd his case 4..7.5 fts- g -ttr.ia .-g-, ny the ( triNt E.k ;snI.9,Ifi
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

isry people regret the past, especially s,ocSholders when dividends are ,hc things that are passed.-Lo.ueY Coayie,.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
The Only True Remedy for Biliousness

ALfARAisea. Texas. l have taken many different kinds of medicine for biiousness. ha, never found anything 10 compare with smiths Bile Beans. Respectfully yours,
 l. (. ARNOLD. For sale by ali druggists.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
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 "'',od mafa.as. ssr. sa,d sray- Ia ~4 ,ag eesfee. ssts.gef ,;h .,een , ;- eyes. :a zsas:.y 4id C!-4.saee. Is.Aancr. as hc ef.tc el. .a 4 shauoy ,nit ai elo.hes.
 = wha, can de f1f ,9a. sir
 an oa ny WY - cha. .es,on, S. ( -heie re> = be- nsviag i,.y two .iitae boys sae ssss aeaf te 70 years z. age alpag 9'aness ;. sssoa and Kaa- cIt s- L---a aaa fet5e Szeaes.ai aav4ag heen taken asise sies this EgoTn.aE. ftsslag ou. oi ..:s peeae, | .aFes,,r. .p;ioa oesi.e) would b- very Js...nSsul t1r .s..y assistance you nigh: renee. hifIl. and q: the same tune zel.sse .ae aaxieiy oi A father who lost al ' ne ate v.r. :.
 Really. si=. =, :. hare - evrgse me. A,.o" ne ,o .as e. however. :. case .i.,ie S;cn-~al saes,ta grow sorse. nd require medical ass staaee. t,-.t &t#.l ap- psy a; the city el>peasar..
 Then you cz.a ea aoi4In,. t9r l.t.is S:onewall Jackson. or icT father who io>I h's al la a es.s.se .e believed 10 De jus;:7
 Nothing. sir
 Good morning. s.~
 And retiring -l;a ssea: d;sni;y. he vas me- al ;hc deaf 5y another shabby stranger, with me .a.uify, n IT under tone:
 What luck. Biz:
 Twouldn't work worth l cent. Guess we'd better strike sone- c d Yankee town while the confecs-a:e-.ome scheme Is on q boon
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

Dr. E. Collins unmasking of Belief" is kcp, by Wilson < Webb, Main street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

Ttss .s5fs aa E T1i rsAvi.f fER is pin by ne .r.ham la. pc. La44 s iEe..s .io
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

c tle s>5E.aefl r tsc, -. tan <. ;t1.t aec eont-s.as .ety.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

Oysters in any styie al ,he Southern Palace, 4oS Main street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

iafei4a u s#es1.ftY l.ru4sie.: so.-4 4lte3, A.4-ey ;, ga, tia- .'.ec:.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

Sefe s. .eee P Y .,3'rr oi.ss fe. Ca c' a. . n ,a.s, some =. the
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

The arsf hea H tie c'y hat p4ys s.t-. :. eataa - eeas.. .,a,1e s.5, ], B..i.ey {. Co
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

l.s s f@.~ ou1 T. ? r - &e .lscVc T. 1z | alE=zl- 1.c fa..a 5,s,s es. :l, a.o Haas 5.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

Oysters, fruits nus and confectionery, at the Southern Palace, loS Main street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
READ = BENH4N. PAofRkR1oFs
HOLD Bf aw DEALERS

ThE As.tx.Ae 4..I3.s can t@ as5- eurred uas.ess.~ s, ihc following whoies...e peas Cef 4ts
 Aftes N.s papv, NJ An rzzH SaF Don -1. llp. r. = sr F. <a s,s City. 4 .. (. C. Il a.ts
 Al ..seaa aes fa-. II. 's.l .tfs. ta.tes Saa E## E-.ac Ma CiHe.r~ Tt5 evt-e -a-. i.se. .e -sst1, Y 70, T. at >e4s g bet ;. Nfcs
 Mes ..#se t=se- -.tf-tI. C x, sds, Ne sa .-..erf ...
 Ma r.# > -.. E1-t 2. Ma, Mes f=a s
 Fitt - sza Fer. 1-trg fa fi .rets z fs -sa s.s .5ssa .s. { >t IE ss 1 Iss >sg sasarfG, w sst. E4
 W Ea A i7' Ifatan. . c N aaf=asa <.A D=...az. I-s... T.. tz.zstz9se 4s -o-. t..a,S Sis.s.. G.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
DON'T WAIT.

WRITE IT. = .s- ;.srss ts-'ss.ualais in sui. a- -ri d'rsci tn ti' f-.-t4ts- \ ah-,isr Ie.y i-l saA -fsrn ~iseeai eHz Sn8siei@e ss..,i, .:loi4. v t1 E wait >o~ l. 'e iia4e tfre s~s s7ecia- si As'hias. S'A4s- H4a. ts. >.ratasst~ 4A..-.fs4t t'sfsstti.ff- 1s-r ' -gs-er Fa4- Esesst ~sin ans! >cali. wife s-, at flair
 sold " ali eraesaFs-. F-tets trfE-u-4 s. els. is.>lscni q! soar - ss f'stTI n. illsi AND SfiENt' AL Go. ks.sar- M-z.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
MORE WONDERFUL YET.

T. r. ( A!iSN IF. Henderson. $. N. -r -cd of tsf'Ftasis or t.rp-N~S. twenty sfasAlr-- 'fFit.Vf NJ EeEe1ie>. Thc tissst rorse-.4t cure va 'ec"rs &r>;l Il SDai vf --aiss ,rli frt..s hn. :air faysiH@ns aud hs fF1entts -tpurhr hs ,iil;si f fic. ure s-orR e h.+ef= lesEe,. .s thr peace at,. Hrt,'e -,,,. . nl.Ast fraElLreI.i .lltsei.s.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

- ta- ouI,sc-t .4,f. 4aa. N .s..=afe sise ac..t is.,..cs. 9n the ely. " 4s5# t .lfs st-,.t5. -aei, etss j. .he ; .ge4.z ..ec
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

Confectionery in the grea,es, variety at the Southern Palace, 4oS Main Street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
LuS4..

! Y nete~f.nEsa-. s,;, strand.
 At ss5- zs s5s astal ae.. sfie 1.srs cary V
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

.A coz ..zz e11toE .dYe't,scs for | ,11rt- net ss.r money snC .ts=t'tet eL- cry. aa4znze z4fH5 perseverance lis eN.4e4,A VI hm = collect bf.z / T. .H -
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

HYei zzaf.,.=:. ... rO.oH C4f E..I- oD., ': s-zzsestz= Iaes 1 eCil ..nuniez cf 5l.fe 5Ie cSir.tte ea4gA szsc re..sHss #t=.. ...8 always as saeie t-tt s.4g z.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

!. z. ef = e9. < t.,': 4i c'sti- 5tsteas .y.4 i4a .r e..a es.t, YaeI uf. s.e@n bg'oH ;,se esfsk ta..a - .esH stzs# H5HtaS ... .ctz.y set n
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

Ba. 7f+ Man S;- heeas | fuli ...e pi ala.: iaacy iol.e; ar;ieies eie Peru - ha1N !tlt;ers and the ARKA%ssw IRAet4fs. the grea, an,l-blious .cil.c- dies, are Sof. there.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
( aElnIf..iou.r~

ess- aa- n 4r18f wE Eit  a4sa- aHff
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

"Why didn't go to her assistance ::'' said the maN who had lam in the bed while his W ic laid out a burglar. Young man, I've had number of ,ussles with the old gal. and knew tha, burglar had trouble enough withou. my giving him any. E.e&anSc
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

lanes. who was trying ,o sew a new baton on his coat. murmG;ed: lcy say 'htres ;, He~ yaehtiha makes f cen mtlee an haar but thls thread a.AAcS twenty knois m,nule teR, ', ;. iisJ .i
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

And retiring ~i;A s.e1; dignity. he vas me. al :hc deof ios another shabby stranger, with me aat.ify n n under tone:
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

ststa -s
 ssas als 1H ..i ( <- v @-=. Ii.1. Asas f-r fss ~sErv - Izfe .rt uf 1l= ssients i'e 1abtr aaerY <s e ck
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

The wotst cases of weakness, eNhaus- ton. i,npoieaey and all diseases aa4 weaknesses oi The gener.I,ye crgaas e4u be cared hv Nerw:n', Spe,Ifi-. the g,Ieg., EnslisA Remedy. Sec advertisement, |, another column.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

v t.rlzes- l. ttzs - = .tsz
 Tor t53sssler ft.lsI. .ff t 5s5. .sziHss- l. kH., zaas=.s8 .zt=fse-k ss. -.--s i-s..e. =
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

An litinois gnl's hear, is 'oea,ea on the righ, s.ie. and she says she cannot imagiae haw :; slne 50, unless J was squeezed over there from her young mans habst ei ..w4ys hugsinS with the nsht arm. LI.AN.f.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

|" lA. what is poetic licease:" Vel. my bey. as nearly as l can learn. poetic license is something winch enables d Esan to say things iH verse winch would lnear- oeraic him in :. fanatic asylum |, worked oii al . poli;le.. meeting Et.s...q,s :.
 Henry Buesgcr. who for SO many years has ntd the Asksnsaw agercy ot Lcmp', S: i-ea's lager bee. continues to lcaa the peer trade oi the state His house aa Marxh an stree, IS headquarters for beer. ice and all saloon supplies.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-21
GtabItrt felt 1851.
Henry SchoelIk0pf,
$50. 23s-234 Oft gtanoo Ipb= StroBe,
..a;sha.. a.nnHf;,r .,..S NRnrfet<S trnhs

Stp. 23S-234 DIT yatooIpb=St
swti6en Srantliu un6 Ttartetz Strase.
ernpfuns Ioeben rpie6er cine 8artbie
yteae SaIsz Garoeuen,
WSarittirter Nal 1tnO Nettna1t9et,
SSetmite bOH. WStIdlner &drtm0e,
Q(ed1ter norm. r6mter d. oDteS,
Huil. Sarotues ttne &aninr,
0fartnirter TSnreHeR unO Senf=Wentteueft,
SdroeIen=gmtter Ntto Sans eb er=Y 1itetet,
2ted)ter t~taItentl der SaIGntt,
0Otbaer xrttf ell &eb e~riutarit,
9ledbter fran5- SarotneS,
gteuen &abut= 1t1to Climb. &GIe,
9tedDten tntO bieftgem SdtOei5erfGIe,
Narmefau= MnO &0anuer S41le,
6riineit Srdtter=SFGIe,
9eutId) eI altO fratS. Sctf,
9oppeIltarfet 0SetteITg i11tt Gttttttn den,
StaI. Wearfnrott tttt0 yta0 Elm,
9eMtSdea Ell d. etmttS,
SStan5. &afbartuettsS 1attttet,
@etrod.ete GetoeIbecten tttO 8ttitetts
8eId6Lte Man0e elm ttttO Gttrumnt,
JtetSttebL ttt0 &artof eLutchL,
Gnro cnfirte SdDtuetser WSiIdl u. SSttto etntehI,
SSratt5. GDocoLaoe ulto Raf1o,
n9ettad ten Sn9mer unto &nIntttSp
STeititen Sapa MnO Wtoffa=S9aTee,
Srtinen unto idblUarset SDee,
9cutIden GtdlcIsSafee,
Hattier Sdb1mpft1baf BON 2utbcG,
9emtI6e e pittmrIOer ntto NpHfraket,
9tue 9trtet SGttereten,
II. {. 10.
better Aualttat uno su BEN ~btaisiten Gretien.
Henry SchOe11kopE
b~in,1ttuw Wholesale g Retail Grocer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-21
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The Evening critic., 1884-05-27
SOUTH WASHINGTON.

The police of the First Precinct were kept
busy yesterday. Three separate raids were
made and twenty-five arrests In all were re-
corded. Between IL and O'Clock last night
number OF disorderly persons In Louse Alley
were gathered In and taken to the station
house, where Hugh Brown assaulted Robert
Hammond. When efforts were made to part
them Kate White picked up heavy earthen
spittoon and hurled It OF the statlon.keeper.
He avoided II and II was smashed against the
wall. Tho inmates Of Cherry Prison kept
things lively.
Onicer Burns picked up, early this morning,
q white infant on Eighth street, near II south
west, which had probably died Just after be-
Ing born. 1t was taken to the station-house.
The Excelsior arrived this morning from
Norfolk.
Tho Rev. Father Logan has recently come to
st. Dominic's parish. He is q young man, OF
pleasing manners, and has already created q
favorable impression,
Mr.. Jerry Desmond, tho contractor, who has
been Ill for some weeks, fs slowly recovering.
MIR. Michael Foley, tho sexton at st. Domintc's,
has a little child Ill with malarial fever.
The Evening critic., 1884-05-27
EAST WASHINGTON.

James Ridgway is young fellow who has
been sadly In need OF anew spring suit for
some time past. Yesterday he conceived the
brilliant idea OF stealing something and sell
ing the same, tho proceeds TO go toward rig.
Cling himself out. James accordingly hooked
mule and wagon, tho property OF Mr.. ]. d.
Diver, OF Northwest Washington. He sold the
out1t, and was pretty soon rolling In luxury
having bought himself q suit, as we'll as n new
jacknife, and almost enough whisky to fioat Q
good sized schooner. He was lacking toward
Uniontown whom Oflcer Anderson arrested
him and locked him up in the Eighth Precinct
Station. The team hos not yet been recovered
The condition OF young Kelser was no better
this morning. His physician would not allow
others than his family TO see him.
The optimist Club will hold its last meeting
for this season on Wednesday evening, May
%, at the residence OF W. W. Curry, No. 22f A
street southeast. The following well-known
ladies and gentlemen will furnish the pro.
gramme: Meedames Green, OF Philadelphia;
Percy, OF st. Louis; H. II. Mile, Misses Helen
Beattie, Lille Lewis, Ohrissie Holmes and
Eulalie Domer, and Messrs. j. o. Burnett,
Frank White, Whipple, Woodman, Jecko, and
the Franz Abt Club.
A juvenile concert will be given next Thurs
day evening at Mcoauley's Hall by the pupils
OF the Misses Crawford.