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Good Music.

The Knights Templar band of Hot Springs ranks with any musical organl,a- tion in the south. Each individual per- former is an artist, and as band they are not excelled by any that has ye, vis- ited Little Rock. Their excellence is due to the pride which each member takes in the organization. and to the ,horoughness of their leader, l. F. Kohler.
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MORE WONDERFUL YET

H. r. 'l:PsN IF. T. .sgss>.zsa \ ! r,ir.-3 ti-ls "r i' Gsts-a ssf N.f2 2.4fs sIansifaz , | TIC nN E@R.-si5-= Tn uzst wf7l7sisrful aI.. 'n rs",ri- ' la.lsHI af ees1ss Ill frstu iat4f- ius ~sefass tsg5 s< aH8.s- thought h.. n i', trr swarm Q. #ls.zs lasft., ..f ih, De- !, alt Henderson . lf=lssi stsstIzHslslf.t 4=ffsz.ns
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Send For Ii.

The Royal Baker and Pastry Cook, '' IS valuable book that should be in every household. It contains over 100 receipts, and through the generosity of it's pub fishers, every reader sending his or her address to Royal Cook Book. ioo Wal street, New York city. and mentioning THE ARKANSAw TRAvElER, will receive a copy of the book free. The work is more fully described in another column.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-17
 DON T WAIT.

WRITE ID :.r ilI.--.- i.--ilt.l.l.It,I, lu -f H'i si'rert z" 'fs parties. tf are absolutely M and glNtu % vl.t,t-t ..f kaas G=t. af -alieffaI= ,'st r1tf. Nfss |. sza finn. zl. every s... 4 'ffti-. >ttiS. ffH .His >sr,stutsls. iuh.fli, ' -,Ai;- -'''.- i'tt .s =sisf.t iii-s a-ss et . is-tss''i. -N-s sfsl stF5 sa 4ttf I.ts-s Hatr
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SIuIlMnTE SD

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-17

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R8AD -AENiffN. f2otRIEToR.s.
SOLD BY ALI. NEwsDEALEKs.

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-17
Companion Pictures.

The historical pictures of ' The ArkaH- saw Traveller and "The Turn of the Tune," together with the original dia- logue of "The Arkansaw Traveller ' mailed to any address on receipt of 10 cents. Read & Benham, Little Rock Ark.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-17

IL, iiaic> ne onas ctn Palace. JOS Man s,.. ..fe 'ac he.' supplied !n the c:ty Wtcn vsl. ..a. ,. hfsg-cl4ss real call at the snptEsa ne
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-17

Ths P4aet an wa5eh fHL TKAvt'LK IS onn.el E furnished by The Graham Pa per Cc.npalty, St i.ouls, Mo.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-17

Watson 8ebb scep all ,hc 'ues, s,y.e7 ai i nery. Fhe.r ,odn;er,-are hlled wI.h . sae l,apa.4r rlgAznes, neg sa 3s.e ...s pe.9a4. .,.... .,nd they are head Iui1ets foT 5lsnk booi,s. wiiung
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-17

The paper on which THE TRAvElER is printed IS furnished by The Graham Pa per Company, S,. Louis Mo.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-17

fhe 7ay house tn ihe city ,hlt pays si:ict attention sa eon,i. .nalen.>. Baiiey A Co.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-17

Fruils. rl;s sa3 sas..e aosery al the Sou;heln F..s..te sos d.a street
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-17
ALMOST INCREDIBLE.

ANt~ r RIG T HttD>aS ta=fs.uI House ' ''fi-s .. "E .s. .at-- if l--,s f.taleus ..s HFfh' t1 "u t-e bod U tt. ii ts. f .sl.r iiss. Ever ttlt-f ks 3t. .si..4i f4s-tfits M tri D .t .llH- 3ss5s-44ss T a4s=s ns.k st fn i t' I.i Lands tn als A.=.zl sss.,tf.i nj i 'e'. '- . ssi.-;.,as i'iil. sss,i .ek,d ri,ot s- s -n"-' relftf ! sl s.a-s T.. -,..ts4 .sffht.f T. ti4.4 I..s4tz=f- 4.t4I fse.a fH Hf..s .4s.eas5 .si
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-17

Fore;-.n and eeGut1s Diaanec solicited, Bailey < Co g91 Man s.tse:
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-17

Confectionery jn the greatest variety at he Southern Palace, 4oS Main Street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-17

Go 10 the Southern Palace, JOS Main s., for fruit and confectionery.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-17
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A Positive Cure for Every Form ot Ssin ard Bloc. Disease.
 rom riuapie, . Ssrofula.

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LONDON.

F VI. itetLe. agion. 3y! Strand. An eaA .s.i fri.tf. nes. sf'-1 1i"fs every sh,re.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-17
I.@s TT. 9idf8ft BIIl& ItH&4alIa%, Druggists.

Nath Aekefn sn. esfnrr fith and Cen ter streets. always seeps in stock the pur- est ant best oi imported guns. brandies and wines. and line liquors of aU kinds. The l'ig ,rade $ one of ihc-tcatIres of Nath h's business. and parties m the coun- try. vashtu l really good article of liquor, may send ther orders ,o Mir Alderman. with the assurance that shipments will be made promptly and goods will prove satisfactory.
 X; the recent city elecuon in Marshall. Mich, Nj. '. N tgucr. Esq. was re elect ed mayor by ] largely increased majority Mi. Wagner h 4 practical business man. thoroughly systematic and possessed of untirlng energy. As the active manager of the NoltaIc Beli Co. ot Marshall. Mich whose goods have been so long and extensively advertised as ,o guaran- tee ,her merit, he ha, built up in enor- nous business no; only throughout the country, bui also Tn every par, of the world
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-17

Fereign and domestic fruits at the oortaern Palace, JOS Main street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-17

Aye:'s liar Nlsor restores tne color and stimulate, the srawth af the hair, prevent L ';o'a t,lliag oti. and greatly incre1ses l.s be .uiy. l. has a delicate and ! -urg perfume its ingredients aro harm.c,s. and iar the toilci 1t IS un- equa'lcd.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-17

BEAUTY - - a,ls @s"s,,. ssi.. e1sl.. sI. {.
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-17

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. is now prepare. n b sok 9rd.r> Exrx rom the ioliow wing .z-.tres ef land ard vsser .owix-auar- an t-Ssu par and arrival. No e.xS xaluped |; Q .t sz-s: f-r sessrsssa< early fa s~sson. Ptymo-.e Rock rges en hAfd ua~.
 PElt E> PER SETTING oP is EGGS: PlSDoeiA .sck S= g. W hiTs Lega0rns |. &s sltfer -s 2astcd h4t1- Mammoth Eronxe sur.s 5 Turk.rs- a Toulouse Geese {. Waite Holland ss tnae1 or sr~na-a fFSsa Darks- ss Geese s ReHeE Decks % hAse Class tA-es psSe"ss. ]. varieties. all pretty As ysic,lr~. Bot less teAn q pAir. PUPPIES. nf Rra irsh >rst rs. rntat.--. spsrfels and R.r Terriers sesS Ssazrp lar ca.a.osue. No a..earion paid tp grsst1l earsss.
 JOHN DRIES, sss sev@nth ST. L...Ie Roek. arx
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-17

F>RNttz.Ht.t. Tex. u tober ]. 1883.
 r. omi;h \ Ca. St. Louis Your Etle Brans h.e- soId fir beyond oar ex- pcetUion Ne have sold double the quantl;, eNpe led. They give general satisfaction
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25

Last Sunday evening Rev. Mr.. bur
bank, who 10 supply ing for the present
~ tho Household OF Faith, preached a
very able and interesting discourse on
" the so-called inconsistence of the
Bible" He showed conclusively that
what appears to be incons istent, st first
sight, lis In perfect harmony with reason
and with the rest Of the Bible accounts,
Tomorrow evening he ~ advertiser to
speak on the no 'caIled contradictions OF
the scriptures, and all who are trou hlcd
as 10 the plain teachings Of the Bible
will doubtless find some benefit In hear.
ing him.
Professor Howard, of Alabama, has
closed his course Of lectures In 3 anton.
His pupils manifest much rapidity In
arithmetical calculations" which he
makes . speciality. TheProfessor goes to
Marshaliton next week, then to New
port and Newark, coming TO Whining.
ton after the election. Professor Howard
Is minister Of the church South, and
last Sabbath afternoon occupied the
Presby terian pulpit In tanton, and
assist d In the revival s.rvice OF the
M. Il. church In the evening.
Next Sabbath morning at 10. 20
O'Clock he will preach in the Presby.
tsrian chapel Of Stanton, and In the
evening at 7.l5 O'Clock he will preach
In the Marshaliton school house.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25
Meesamx n Stawe0u

A very enthusiastic Republican meet.
ing was held at Stanton Friday evening,
that was addressed by George v. Mas
sey. and Benjamin Nields, Esq, and
r. +. Bach of the Morning News. The
meeting was cal led 10 order at As o.
clock, and Henry Thompson chosen
President, f. o. Biberstein of Kiamen.
81, Secretary, and Joseph X. Chamb ers,
William +. Little, Jacob r. Hyatt,
Thomas Pilling, Vincent G. Finn. j ohm
r. Bringhurst and Howard o. Finn,
Vice Presidents.
Mr.. Massey was the FL st speaker, and
held the undivided attention of his audi.
tors for over an hour, while Le discus
sed national topics, the tariff, and MIR
Blaine's candidacy. He also referred
to the Constitutional amendment, which
he said was fraud and deception. II,
wanted the people to fully understand
this after, for II the proposed amend
ment is adopted, neitner the children
the grand children, or even the grea
grand children Of this people will liv'
&c see their wrongs righted.
He was followed by Benjamin Nields
Esq, who compared the characters O
Blaine and Cleveland, and gave yer,
amusing description OF Cleveland
qualifications for the office. He spok
about three quarters of an hour, an,
closed with "a glowing tribute to Blain
ans Logan.
Frederick K. Bach, In a fifteen mint
tes' speech paid his compl iments to tn
dickering Democratic politicians of tn
County, urging the voters of Stanton
ignore everything else for the sake
def-idng the Grub Constitution;
amendment
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25
EDITION,
lloaa.

Il
The steamer Governor Stafford clear
ed from the works of the Pusey &Jones
Company yesterday Tor Cedar Keys,
Florida.
The stock Of Adam g rubb's shoe store
WAS sold by Sheriff Martin yesterday
for 81, 055, Evan 6rubb being the pur.
chaser. .rlert
| An adjourned meeting of the Asso-
ciated Charities Committee will be held
on Monday evening next, In room No.
4. Institute building.
| The First Reg iment band will dis
course excellent music At the opening OF
the Weccacoe fair At Institute hall this
evening.
The street car that meets the night
train arriving In this city ut IL 80
O'Clock, will hereafter leave the middle
depot at 80 p. m.
Register Biggs yesterday admitted TO
probate the will OF Ellen Muldoon, late
of this city, aud granted letters TO Mar
Raret Lewis the executrix.
The Republican voters Of the 4th
ward are earnestly requested 70 meet
nj No. Ill e. 4th street this evening, At
7,3o. Businessiofimportance by. Order
OF the COMMITTEES.
Register Biggs' successor will be
appointed by the Governor On Monday
or Tuesday next. j. @. Gray, Esq,
and X. q. Justis are candidates for the
position.
A gospel temperance meeting will
be- held IN the Opera House az $50
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon under
the auspices of the w. G. T. U. Mr..
Goodwin of Philadelphia will be the
principal speaker.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of Mt. Salem NJ. i. church will
hold its fourth anniversary on Sun
day morning, October 18th, 1884.
Speakers are expected and special
good time is anticipated.
The permanent tracks OF the new b.
& r. railroad have beer laid as far ~
Thirteenth street, and By 3 p. IN. 10 day
they will have reached the Brandy
wine. Work on the temporary bridge
across the stream will be begun on
Monday.
Mrs. Belva A. Lock wood, one of the
Presidentisl candidates aud q well
known lawyer of Washington, ID. c.,
will lecture in the college oratory at
Newark on Tuesday evening next.
Her subject will te 1.-The Era of
Women"
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25
Ene Mrs. Isis.

TIE younger Mrs. List, at 1913 Ship.
ley rect and the elder Mrs. LIS,
Walnut street above Tenth are both in
needy circumstances. Mrs. List the
the Z der is not able 10 do any thing for
a LIVING and is entirely dependent upon
her friends. Mrs. Martha List, the
younger, has six small children, but SHE
il hearty and able and willing to work
at dressmaking and other sewing, If she
couli get the work to do.
Those who have work of that kind tt
do won q confer a great favor by givint
It TO Mrs List, thereby enabling her u
provide for herself and children, anC
h sno.e VINO are onar.an,y u,sPoeer rta ant
q needed act of charity by remembering
Mrs. List kindly.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25
Elf Til EDITION
Peter Dougherty ...,-


Yesterday morning abon. a -,
Peter pougherty WIS discSar,.G clt
! New o Castle jail having lust cs'u =, = I,
= ai ~ Gays s term for drunkenness p' =,
nisht ne came to the hall nnd.s u
iinence OF liquor, and asked ~. 'ne
,pes' ne was shown 10 so,, io
board. but made 40 much pa Son' ,
tne other dodgers. that a chs v
u ~, was preferred apains.e ~ \
t ps,sr noInng by ,fictr " MI 4
reter denied being drunk ana "" y.
Iuily promised the Judge th Du ' "
would let him Off this time ' LA III
reform and go out in the CONN., me wo]
Try and get q job to husk corn
q ndge deliberated for some ,i,m.
finally said '''he, 4
b,a !, re 70 70: yoa are a great deal of n
70 DO with you, but we have dsc,,s
lot you off once more. Chief. L., n.s
NJ 10 O'Clock this morning ''' MN
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25
I Ntau COTTON.
N.Mnha,nunrx.


Al pinsburs, yesterday, Charles W.
B. .er, OF Bradford. Ponna.. was con-
victed Of detraading pensioners by rep
Tt, iJins himself as q United States
p,, s,uu agent, and YVES sentenced to
fi>a years imprisonment. His plan
wa 20 iiud out persons who had pen
sic ;, l.Iek e an examination OF their
pap 10 allege that they were fraudu-
leri I'D then make a settlement with
his yIegims for various sums.
IT, fremont Brewery, in Boston was
se b L. 5. Deputy Marshals on
TuuI Gay for a,i-s d frauds on the
r. .-hu". and proprietors Neil aud
h ufl kenney were arrested. W. j..
Ciaify, driver OF the concern, who
had drfaulted upon his bonds in q
case OF alleged revenue fraud some
time ago was arrested.
A nationa, Convention of soldiers and
Sailors met yesterday in Indianapolis
About 100 organizations were repre-.
secuted. Resolutions were adopted de-
claring that pensions ought to be granted
70 all soldiers and sailors Of the late
war, and a com mittee was appointed 10
take the resolutions to Washington.
1t is reported from St. Tammany Par.
ish, Louisiana, that q few days age
three persons, father, son and nephew,
we're murdered by negroes, and that
four Of the latter were cap tured and
lynched.
There was a heavy, killing frost
throughout Western Tennessee on
Thursday night. Owing to the lateness
done to the cotton or other crops.
m n - E.
the murder of" Mamie " Thorpe was
continued yesterday in Baltimore. The
defence called witnesses to prove that
the murderer was insane.
William Hall, aged 81, shot and kill.
ed his 1S.year-old son Lincoln, in a
family quarrel at Delpbos, Kansas, on
Thursday.
The Hebrews of Montreal yesterday
celebrated the Tooth anniversary of tn .
birth Of Sir Moses Moutefiore by q spe.
cial service in the Temple Emmanuel
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Uuion, in session at st. Louis, yesterday
reelected Miss Frances +. Willard
President.
The first installment Of this season.
Manitoba wheat, 200 car loads, reached
Montreal yesterday by the Canada
Pacific Railroad.
Jan Waiselewsky, convicted of the
murder Of of his divorced wife, wa,
hanged yesterday in San Jose, Califor
mia.
Hog cholera, Of a very fatal type, Il
reported very prevalent In the vicinity
of Shamokin, Penna.
The Virginia Legislature last nigh
adjourned until November Bird.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25
Atismps 20 Rob . vault.

The Phelps family vault At BinR.
hampton, New York, one Of the costii.
est structures OF the kind IN that STATE,
was entered on Thursday night
by grave robbers, who forced ope
the tomb OF Robert, o son OF
the late Judge Phelps. The
scoundrels, Eve In number were fright
ened off before they could secure the
body by detectives who were watching
the vault A suit is pending for
~, 900, the amount claimed by q physt
clan for embslming the body, and II Ia
thought by come u at parties In, erested
in this su it sought to ascertain how far
the embalming process had been rue.
cessfu! In preserving tie body" Others
believe that the purpose was 10 steal
the body and hold 1t tor reward.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25
Haudssme Display.

Westcott & Cummins, the well KID
pho ographers at No. So2 Market 81
have just re.arranRed the show az
the RI trance to their gallery, anu
them with new pictures, mcst OF '"
are Of we'll known residents OF THIS
IN one of the cases there are se''
Likeness ~ OF children executed IN
best style OF the photographer
All the pictures exhibited have i, /.
raj, lifeline expression sud afetq"'
any ever produced in this city
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25

IPe Republicans of the Fifth -
WIZ hold n meeting this avenina ~
ya,! OF tue Lafayette Houel, Niss, !"
SIMPLIFY streets, that will he ada...
by BENJAMIN lNields. Henry c Coa
aud 8. Redmond Smith, E.o S0',
George w. Roberts. The F,,.I, !,
ment Band has been engaged ard
furnish music. ""u
The Blaine ard Logan veteran
will hold q meeting this eyepir.
their headquarters in the Seed. rs
Ing, that will be addressed bv nj
II. Grimsiiaw. y W.
TIE Democrats will hold a mass m
log this evening At Fourth ami mi
streets, which will be addrss.adj
Senator Bayard. Congressman
Attorney-G General Gray aud Geora,
Bates, Esq. 's
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25
COrOueR's Inquest.

An inquest was held by Coroner
Smith on Friday morning, on the body
of John Blainsfield, 3 years of age. who
was killed by the cars on the Queen
Anne's & Kent Railroad, near Van.
dykes station, or Thursday. The testi
mony showed that the boy was playing
on the track, and thai when he saw the
train approaching he tried to run, and
fell down, when the cars passed over
him, cutting him In two. A verdict OF
accidental death was rendered.
A jury was also summoned TO inves.
tigate the case of The man who wa
struck hy a train and killed at Town.
send, but on account OF the witnesses
not being present, the jury adjourned
until this morning.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25
stolen Cattle keeoyered.

Six or seven steers were stolen from
farmer near Chadd's Ford, Penna.,
on Monday night, and driven off by .
roguish individual. The owner miss
ing them on Tuesday morning, tracked
them to Smiths Bridge, on the Brandy.
wine. On making inquiry in regard TO
Them, the miller informed him that q
man had asked him in the night to
help him TO drive several steers through
the bridge, saying that he was going to
take them 10 Wiin ington. The owner
came TO this city and eventually sue
cee1ed in finding the cattle on Thurs
DAY last on lot near the Forty Acres,
but the thief had disappeared.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25
afill Improving.

Several weeks ago we noted the
tensive improvements made BY Me,
Williamson Il Sons, jewellers No'
French street. The RHpuBI rc,yI
porter, attracted by the elepap, di,nI
dropped in this morning aud was NJ
ably surprised to find that The M
Williamson have just made lar,e 4
nons TO their stock. Fine rings-
monds, amethysts, caneos and ri
stones In solid gold settings
American watches in hunting ca
from $ll.00 up; fine gold and ro.!ed
rings. beautiful styles, very chd
laeies' chains, etc, etc, "too hume
to MENTION" fill their cases to a
flowing They sell the bes, goods
the least money, and it is "budnd
TO deal with them.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25
sweet sixteen.

Miss Eva Richards, of No. $40 Wash
ington street, having reached sweet
sixteen in her life journey on Thursday
was Oh Thursday night complimented
ppou the occasion by o gathering of hel
sonng friends, who spent the evening
10 very enjoyable manner by socia
con versation, music and innocen
games, followed by refreshments. Mis-
Eva was made the recipient of severa
very handsome presents, and when thu
co,u pany separated there was q genera
wish that she might experience man!
happy birthdays without q cloud o
sorrow,
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25

The Asbury mutual improvement
sooclely VIII hold its regular meeting
q shis evening, when essays on the " The
seven Wonaers OF the World" will be
Ieau by the following persons The
pyramids OF Egypt, Miss Georgia B.
G ,,n the Pharos of Alexandria, Miss
INA NOVEL; Walls and Hanging Gar.
uens OF Babylon, Miss Ella NJ. Marvel
.ne temple OF Diana 1t Ephesus, Jer.
m nah d. McMullen ; the Statue Of the
Uo'ympian Jupiter, Asbury Burke the
Mausoienm, James Mcdowell the Co.
luSsus OF Rhodes, James v. Robertson
Inc pubic are invited TO be present.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25
Wanted 20 go 10 Phiiadeirhi

About l o'clock this morning, ID
Heal found a gray.headCd man at
p. W. Il @. station, very much I'D
the influence of liquor, and quite nd
He said he wanted to go to phila)
phia but when the officer dlscovs|
that he had but Al cents, and tha|
~as impossible TO keep him quiet,
reIOvel him to the hall. This md
ing lie was araigned before id
CummiDs, when he gave his nam
Patrick Mclaughlin, and the Judge|
ter hearing his story, told the CHS
keep him until IL O'Clock, and t
zee that he took the boat for Phils(
phia.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-25

Some two or three weeks ago An.
drew Cameron, better known az Cap.
tain Andy" while dredging for oys.
ters in the Delaware bay, captured an
old anchor, which, from its appearance,
looks rs though it had been lying al
the bottom Of the sea for long time,
and IL is surmised that it Was lost by
some of Captain Kidd's pirates, who
were cruising In Delaware waters years
ago. The anchor has rotted consider.
ably and IL quite q curiosity. Mr..
Cameron is captain of tho oyster boat
Can't Help IT., and upon his arrival
in this city presented the old anchor to
Stansbury Murray, No. 104 East Front
street, who has 1t ON exhibition in his
show window.