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CINclNSATI. o., July 49, Herbert
Winter ol Newport, has named his
daughter Fnnkir Cleveland Winter.
An account Oi The occurrence reached
the presidents wife, who thcrenpOn
wrote thc following letter
E4tCtIyE MAHalOS, WAsuiNG-
IoN, -. ca Ny bear Mrs. Wntcr
Many lhanks tor the kind way IA
which you remembered me in your
little girls name. MAY she be bless
ed through life ~ / have been, But
will you do me the favor not 10 cal
her frankie" but Frances" OI
"Frsuk MN never called Frankie
ana I dislike the name very much
With my congratulations aud Desl
wishes, / AN sincerely yours,
fBASCEs CLEVELAND.
July 25, 1886.
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a MINI,NN MN
- causes the Death ot joking
NNuch Foreman

,pcrlN o thc tswlusr
ptu EIu. rrN, July 5o James
Wood. foreman ot the White aud
Nuutuu rauch near Devils river. WAS
-taunrd puG hill,d boy ~ Mexican hDr-
lyr late YESTERDAY evening The par
urular- ut the killiuE. u. near ~ could
hn learned. ARE a- iullow- Whom NJ
iuucr 90 the dAN OF the killing.
wood, aud the McNicau had suuc
words which ,nu.cd bad feeling, aud
resulted ia thr kuliug while thcN
were Rt supprr When at supper,
Woods loo a Joke told sumo person
who wa, -ituug at the table that II. ho
would du thel again, referring
to something ho had lust dono he.
Wuud "hrcnk hi. neck" nlludiug m
no WAY to she tu.s previously had
with the MrNi,au. The Mexican over
heard the remarks of Woods aud
thought they referred to him, aud nj
once started ut Wooda with large
Rife. -truhiug him through aud
through hptN",u tue fourth aud hith
ribs, and causing mis- death ~ twenty
minutes. OAicrr, ntc after the muir
dcrcr Witha chance of catching him,
H- they sre sure ot his hiding place.
\ coroner Jar, hn- gone tu The -cruc
ul the murder Woods WAS u young
aud unmarried m,n.
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salts I" cr"rrI veteran iRnd ,"riIn
'nt-s .prhtt "i unI 4. U sObns.

Hlr .lal % lu" Ihamlurfs
Nr-IIS. rrN. July aJ The attor
ury general nird suits to-day in the
Travis county district court to cnucrl
pntcut- ISSUED tor veteran land ccriiii.
Gates huNr been located there hy John
VI ~Vi-uor NnidoN, Hro- aud Au-
drr,ou and the nHy Land aud Cattle
company lhc petition alleges the
lands were hy uHct of 1879 srgrcgat.
'd from he public domain aud set
apart. one halt Tor the public schools
fund aud uur.hnlt 10 pay the public
debt .lhi- net hu- never been repeal
cd The u,sc viii also br lrlcd in
,,rrrr county
MAJ G. Il Johns. after long illness,
died thir afternoon. He Was NJ one
tune comptroller ui the -tatc aud Tor
mnuN years thr head ui large
banking liim hero.
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showed ii was written by spies Other
articles, calling on workingmen to a..
srmble 40 the Hay market, aud saying
other inc"udiaay things, were .ut.
miitcd ~ having been prepared by
>chwab Before concluding the read.
ing of tho translation- the court took
it, noon adjournment.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-31

CoLuMnus, o., July 80. A terrible
rain aud wind storm from the north
west passed over this city AT ? o'clock
y. m, breaking down trees and doing
damage to great number OF houses.
A portion of tho root of the union de-
pot was blown of, aud the Columbus
rolling mill building was blown
down, Several persons are reported
injured, but none we're killed, 30 lar
MS learned,
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New ORLEANS, July 30. The most
extraordinary statement yet mndr ia
the local option campaign which is
going on in Mlrsi-sirpi, is that maic
by the prohibitloul-Ds of saunders
county. I hr negro, II rccrns, has
been disturbing element iu nll the
elections In most at th" counties
there have been white major
iticA for prohibition which
hayu been swumpcd by the
negro vote. To eliminate thls
disturbing element the prohibition
lists Of lunsdalc- demanded, IL ia said,
that there should bee "a democratic
primary election under the husplce,
Of the democratic cNccullye commit
tee on the question of prohibition, iu
which no negroes should be- allowed
tuNotc The result OF this primary wa
to decide the question Of licon,c ur no
license. For week the dcmucrnt-
oi Luusdalc- have Uren Wrsu2linZ
over this question, aud the majority
seemed to favor he idrh OF keeping
IL entirely within the democratic
line.
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sow NEw sTo,h


7p-O lal 10 the tIainlner
DALLAS, TEA July 3d. Referring
10 tue advertisement IN tho Heating
Implement Company .ot the morning
News, offering 1--we shares OF stock in
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AuN such surplus or eNcc.. to the
HHl mrut OF the interest bear
ng Indebtedness ot the Uii,cd
states, payable At the option
'i the government The surplus or
hnlau,e herein referred tu shall Toe
tu available surplus. IS ascertain. Il
ucut ui The nitrd States
treasury of assets aud iiuMlitc.
90 the United states employed
tune $50, 1850. provided that no c'ui
.hau bc made under the provisions
ui this resolution until a-um equal tl
he cali is ia the treasury over and
above the reserve herein mentioned.
aud provided further. thul th scrrr.
trfN ot the treasury. tu bis di-crr' iuH.
may have In the treasury. over Hud
above the foregoing sum. working
balance not exceeding twenty million
dollars, and Whenever iu case ut any
extraordinary emergency not nov
existing, aud whcu. because thereof
In the opinion uf the president, pub
Iic interest -hal require &c. hv NAV.
by written orirr, dircot thr srcrr.
tarN Of the treasury to suspend further
yd tor pS>mrut ui such iudehlur-s
Tor such period of lime -. shall hc
necessary tu maintain thcp public credit
uuimpnircd aud that such .u.rru.Inus
ndrcn-uu. therefor shall be- rrportrd
tu congress within ten dny. ntrcr ID,
next meeting. or immediately ID can.
.,r,-s shall he in session. That for "a
period ni -iN month. nf cr .hr pn..n.,r
hereof the tuitcd state. uu,fp dol
sr-. IT not d,rccd. mu,Hat,d or
stamped. shall hr received At their
lnGr value iu payment oft Ml du,- of
the United stale. aud .Ulu NOT hr
again paid out or iu amy other man.
urr i..urd. rhat tur holder ui nu1
luitcd State, trade dolnr, during
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SOLE AGENTS, WACO.
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aRm. 0SFfna & @phn.

11nfere 6auptaabrung 1T unb bleibt
bas 5leii9, unb TIM iol9es frif9 unb
gut gu e%rlangen, fann man l1nm6gli9
eine1 5uoerldifgeren Marft finben, als
ben BON Wm. 56fing & Gpbn, SEQ.
511 Wbe. S. 9ie Serrelt baben benz
@ef9mad ibrer &un6en &e9nung ges
traget1 unb in ibrem gtabIiHemert cine
falte 2uftmaf9ine erri9tet, tpel9e alett
Nnforoerungen fur Grbaltung unb @nt=
fernung i6dOli6er Sngrebien5en 6es
5leii9es entfpri9t. sic baben beftdnz
big in ibren @iebbbfen einen groBen
Iorratb BON Maftbieb, aus wel6em
nur bas Bette fiir lire Gunben getpdblt
miro. Wer reel bebient fem min, Der
beiu@e ben Marft, So. 511
Mbenue s. 1,10t1t
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flung AIeranber's erft ffattftnben fou,
ma9bem bieie Grage elmer 0olfsabftimz
mu1tg ober benz @uta6ten oer bulgarts
f6er 8oltsbertretung unterbreitet tporz
BEN lei. @ie bas nun aud iei1 mag
an benz f6lieBIi9en &eiultate peroen
iene 4bffimmunsen gei6ts dnbern:
Mleranber 1T eben Gutf BON 8nlgarien
gemeen.
Gin unermartetes &eiuItat babe1
iibrigens bic ruifi6en Sntrisuen geeett
8ulgarien gebobt: Sie fleinen Siirftenz
tbiimer unb 26nigrei6e Der Balfans
balbiniel-Gerbien, &umdnien, Bulgas
riem unb OHs@ umelien-bie fi6 bisber
gum She'll beftig untereinanoer befebs
beten, baben lire 3uiammengebbriefeit
eingeieben uno cine itarfe Sir6mutts
maGt f6 ieBt bort geltenb, tpel6e bic
@riinbung zines fibilapif6en Staaten=
bunoes befirtpOrtet. Ntdts f6nnte
&uBlan6 unpilfommener iein, dig bas.
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Gin a~aafnsart,t III Der umtereast.


benz burd Elm letbenbes unb fdreienbes
Sinh n1ehrere Wddte Der S4laf seraubt
wnrbe unb Der gu Der ueber5eusuns ges
lanste, baB Wrs. WtnslpmS SOOTHING
Sarup serabe ber artitel lei, befen er ftr
bas atnb benSthi9te, faufte einen Trrrath
bappn. Mls er mad paul e fam unb iet=
ner Srau bapon Mittheiluns madte, weis
serte le fid, benz 8tnbe bon benz @efuufs
ten 5u perabretden, ba fte cine Qnbdnse.
rim Der SonSDpathie mar. Die nddfte
Wadt murbe mieber idlafps psrbra4t.
Nls ber Slater art nddften Gage mad
Sauie fam, fanb er bas Sinh idledter
als ie, unb ba {: abermals cine idlaflpie
Madt befirdtete, perabreidte er wahrenb
Der Mbneienheit ieiner Srau benz ainbe
cine Bortien bes SArup unb iaste nidts
bapcn. Die Madt barauf idltef Nues
mohl unb Der fleine Sdreier erwadte
AMI WorSen nit heiterm @efdt. Die
Mtntter mar erfreut aber ben plSelidea
muuberbaren @edfel unb pbnohl fe fd
3uerft beleibtst fiblte, als fe Guffldruns
erhielt, febte fe bennpd ben @ebrau4
bes Gsraps fort. Sdretenbe Sinber
unb Idlafloie Na&te Fnb ibr iett unbes
tannt. Cine e~in3elne Yrobe nit benz
Snrup bat nod bas 2etben iebes Rinbes
unb bas Borurtheil Der Mutter beiiest.
Sn allen G~pctbeten gu haben; rs Gents
bic Slaide.
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Ssasn,atttel het staiarta
1886. 6erb #. 1886.
L. HUTH 6 SOHN,
BITE aIte unb betpabrte
Gtfen> II. 0pl5m1aren>,

ONkV k&uR ~WteS
22e, 7ss unt zse Rartt>G sraSf,
can Mnfcnto. .....--.---..Eerae.
Saben ioeben erbalten:
Sbren 3erbf- unb Binter . 8sbarf bon
.. 2%anbreth & Scbn @arten.
unb BIumensS amer.
Inter anberm meme grnte &rant> unb Spinat,
Sameu, fribe Bobnen unb Grbfen fur Serbft.
pfan3uns, Binter. &ossen unb @erte, Milet,
Sorghum u. |. b.
1000 Yfunb neue grnte &lb. Samen.
so 8funb GI 4afo 8miebeI. Samen.
200 BufbeI eGten Sobnfon @ras. Samen.
9afen. nnb Stature @ras . Samen, Alfalfa,
ROTTEN uu6 tpciben &Iee> Samen.
Aaenten fir EboS. Meifle & go's aentudb
Blue @ras GuIfb @nise, bic beften, einfa6iten,
ftdrtfen nnb biatsfen &eit : @aiee i'm Marfte
ssenten fir BITE berabmten
Brin1y Pill g e,
planet IL. Samensrius, Sanb . @fise uni
&nltibators, Belle 9Th Gutter. S9netbemafdi
men, guf. 8. Bre6t 8urfmafd inen mub But
der l1tenFIien, Sarrilou Bros. G. 60. seuif9te
6arbsn, 5obnitons Galimirfarben &C.
Carl s. Muths Di~enenrauder, 9cntgs
@rtructcrs unb Weefer,
aIes gu ben n~ieOrisien @reifen.
l.. Huth & Sohn.
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= Ma6t Cure Beftelungen fit Sta
6elbrabt, glatten 9rabt, @iienble6,
&upferble6 unb 26tbe bel 8tper &
S1uItbeB 249 Marfet Str.
@part @eIb un6 3eit.
@arantie fir niebrigte Marftpreiie.
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Snteref5aufe Grfahruuaeu.

Ser MobeIbanbler Siram Cameron in 60
~Iuinbus, Ga, madt feline G%rfabrunsen in fol-
ssnber @eii e befannt: set bret sabreu
babe i'd ieoes Seilmittel fir Masen' unb SHE
renleiben beriu6t, Oas f6 int Sansel b%einbst,
aber nbne Grfolg, Bis id enoli9 @lectrie Bit
tiers gebraudte. Sd nabn, s Glafden nno bin
iebt sdnslid sebeilt unb balte electric 8itters
fir ben beifen 8lutreiniger in ber Welt. Walor
81. 8. &eeb BON @eit 2ibertb, ab, sebrauGte
electric 8itters sesen LANCE belfebenoe @ieren'
affection unb faet: rNi@ts Bat mir 10 sebolfeu,
aIs electric 8itterS."
gertauft gu 50 Gents bic Glai6e BET a.
Oretb.
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Giaes Captains slitdltde Gmtoedmms

Capt. Coleman. s9oner @esmoutb, bet
apii9en Itlantic @itb unb Stein 9orf fabrt,
Iitt 70 beftis an Suiten, baB ct nidt l9lafen
tonnte CT purbe peranlabt, 9r. sings gfetu
DISCOVERY sesea Nusaebrurls gu berfuden. Es
berl1afte inn nidt nur augenbIidlide 2inoe>
ruus, ioubern beiIte ibm aud bic punSe 8rut.
Seine &iaber paren III sleider @eiie affairt
unb cine einsise Dofis bate bel ibnen benielben
suten @rfolg. 9r. Sings Neb 9iseobers 1T
nun bas Sauptmtttel I'M ~@olemanf6en SarS.
bait utb am 8orb bes Sdoners.
YrobeFafden bieies Mittels gratis in u
DreiB' Npotbete.
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G.. s.. WiilIer. WholefoIez uttb

- g.. $. Msiiler, @bolefaIes uttb
&etailbdnbler in Garben. Selen, Mnz
trei9ermaterialen, Commensurate,
5am Mntpnip empfieblt fein groBes
Eager in bieien 0rtifelu gu Neu Dort
Preiien unb ma9t gang %beionbers auf
Sen sepdblten 8orrat6 bon 8ilbern:
gbromos, 3upfers unb 5tablfti9en,
Selgemdlben unb Pbantafie : Bilbern
aller Mrt, ferner auf Die gei6madbole
9lusmabl bpn 8il6errabmet1 ber aaers
m~obermfen Gorm unb auf bic Mles
umfaRenben 3ei6enmaterialen outs
merfiam. ollie Nuftrdge fiir irgerb eine
Der Dbiger 8rau9en tperoe1 prompt
ausgefibrt; 8ilber bon ieeer @r6Be einz
gerabmt unb ale Nrbeiten m6gli9f
f@nea unb gut beiorgt, bic in bas Sad
f9Iagen.
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California @eiue.

6err S. 8. Meper, @bpIefale &
&etailbdnbler in @einen, Qlamp Pla3a,
1T npr &ur3em BON feiner bierten @ez
i6dftsreife mad G%alifornien 5urtdges
febrt. ST tanun ieBt feline 2uttben unb
Samilien nit ben beten @orten bon
@alifornia=W einen unb reinem Srau=
benzBranbn berieben. &einen galifDrs
mia @laret nerfouft ct Die @aaone-$1.
portz unb anbere uaberfdlf9te Meine
finb ftets Bel Inn borrdtbig.
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BrOiutt'S
9rott &ttterS
miro R1triretr
&opfi4mer5
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
@~aqenbei4uer6en
Dbspepiie
NerbeazG rfdlaHun9
Malarta
Steber
Mbgefpanntbeit
MQgetneine &0rperi4mdde
&adenz ,n6 Seiteni4mer3ea
unreines 8lut
9artleibtsfeit
@etbli4e S4wa@en
Hbeumatismus
9eltralgte
Nteretz l1nb 2ebers8 el4merber
gu berfaufen in allen apOtbefeu.
Gas gredt. Bat SanbeIsn,arte unb sstrsuste rot4s
aintet aaf benz 1lnti4las.
@at nebute ri9ts &noeres.
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SIM @innereQa @dnh @tpre

iinb reue Waarer einsetroffen fir bic
beborfebenbe 5rubiabrszSaiz
ION. Mir baben uns bur9 ben Iuz
geni6ein babpn iiberaeugt, baB biefe
@aaren: 9amen. unb GinberzS 9ube,
6erreni9ube &C., bas 8eite finb, mas
ie i'm bieiigen Martte oHerirt tpur6e.
Sie Mltspabl 1T febr rei@baltig unb bic
8reiie finb iebem 8ebtrfniB atgemeRen.
Wer elegartes unb b~auerbaftes S9ub=
aeug tragen min, Der gebe gum .
Cinderella S9ub=GtDre
gde 6ou1tonftraBe & Nbe. 6.
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= Nrienit unb @binin i'm &6rper
nit fi6 berum3utraeen, 1T getpiB ni9t
piini6ensmertb, uno bic giftigen 6ie=
bermittel baben fi6 boffentli9 iberlebt.
&Der's @gue Cure 1T elm li9eres Mittel
gegen We9iel= unb Gle Sumpffieber;
babel 1T es uni6ulbig unb ldBt ben
&6rper in einem 10 guten 3uitanbe wie
bor Der 3eit, als er fi6 bieie ober iene
ber %erpdbnten uebel au3og.
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r. BECK.

Gf.Douffon. StraBe nabe @asner 8rosy
berfertiet aIe Nrten BON S@uben un6 Stiefeln
AZ IiberaIen Hreifen.
Neparatnren tueroen fauber unb i@neu aus.
sefdbrt. 2,Lli
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u Der's
GberrDsNectOral

a%nempfoblen, unb that aud fogleid gintise
Wirfung. Sd fubr bamit fort bis id flint
ober feds 6laiden perbraudt bate, unb
bann ipar id p%ouitdnbig gebeilt." 81.
Chambers 9. Yenrt, bon 8aroen, Sctoto
Co., Ohio, ifreibt: DMeiue 6rau lit an
einem beftigeu Suten, uno mari 5utpeilen
8lut ans. Oa Die in iol9en Sdlen gez
u1bnitd porgeidriebenen Wtittel ntfts
balfen, 10 beihlob i'd einen 8eriuf NIT
Nper'S @berrD=Bectoral gu MAIDEN, uno i'd
bin feft iiber3eugt, baB es bas tpar, mas ie
bon Der 0ungenzSa wtnbiu4t rettete."
3ubereitet bon
Sr. 8. g. aber & Co., 2orel, RaH.
Sr o1en apptbstsn ~ bobem.
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Siabermm9
itttb Seilmm0.

Set &ebl. urb 9ungentrantbeiten 1T es
b69f pidtig, baB man gleih i'm 4nfang
bon aper's CHERRY : Yectoral @ebraud
1nadt. Sebe Stnnbe @eridumnib erbobt
bic @efabr rnb fam trairise Golgea baben.
6. 9. 8ebnolbS, apotbefer in 9irfielo,
Me., idreibt: uaper's GberrpeBectoral lift
cine punberbare 9lr5net. SIM Serbft 1875
erfaltete i'd mid, unb bate iogleid idreds
it4en Suffer-. Dies bauerte brei Wonate,
i'd ipar nit Der als5ebruus beorobt. Bon
meinem Nadbar muroe mir
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09

Onnext Tuesday evening, the Athlet-
ic Association will tender an elegant ball
to their many friends. This entertain
ment will be given at the boat-house, and
from the elaborate arrangements they
are making, it will in every way be sue
cess. The gentlemen who have charge
of it are Messrs. W. L. Reaves, W. H.
Rayland, 0. H. Jensen, ?. H, Bernays,
Gordon Peay, and 0. Davis, while the
reception committee of the following la
dies will grace the entertainment: Mrs.
D. 6. Zones, Mrs. Geo. E. Dodge, Mrs.
]. W. Beidelman, Mrs. D. Miller, Mrs.
P. H. Bernays, Mrs. Geo. R. Brown,
and Messrs. W. H. Gossell, and A. L.
O'Neale.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09

The meeting of the State Bar Associa-
ton brought together in assembly body
Of thoughtful, cultivated men, who we'll
represented the education and intelli-
gence Of the state of Arkansas. We wager
an opinion that in no state in the Union
could a more intellectual or digniied as
sembly Of gentlemen be found than were
met together in the United States Court
room this week. The first days meeting
was occupied in the report of the neasu-
rer, Mr.. George E. Dodge, and the read
ing of very thoughtful paper upon
Property Exemptions, by Hon. Charles
Cafhn Of Walnut Ridge In the after
noon Hon. w. S. Mccain of Pine Bluff.
read long and able paper upon Grail
ways as Faction in the Law" AT NIGHT
the members banqueted in the new Con
cordia Hall, and we are told that a large
and delightful assembly was there. But
ladies were not invited were not thought
OF After all it might have been dull,
fancy not being invited, not being
thought of, and never a toast for any Of
us Twas too grave by half! We rath-
er like the comic Blackstone, genial in all
ms ways, and now and then little wit
Tor the ladies. !" The second day the
members OF the Association again as
sembled' when Judge Caldwell delivered
a very excellent address upon the "Rela-
ton OF Debtor and Creditor, and showed
Fnuch research and learning. Impromp-
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09

We are pleased to learn that Miss
Mamie Mitchell, so long an invalid, is
fast regaining her health and strength in
the delightful atm' sphereof Albuquerque.
Miss Mitchell writes that she almost
lives in the open air, driving, and sitting
upon the veranda.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09

Miss Emma Reaves, ofTyler, Texas,
young lady who has made many
friends in our city, is with her sister,
Mrs. d. ]. Zones, this winter. Mrs.
Zones also has as aguest, Miss Stayton,
OF Texas, who has been described BY
one ofthe married ladies, as ga tall hand
some girl and extremely stately.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09
H.. lis young gentleman will follow in
the footsteps ofhis father, and in time be
one Of the leading men our state.

reception % be given on the 18th
u .lis month by the Standard Club, at
theif rooms on Main street, will be one
81 The most elegant affairs ofthe season.
The ladies who have charge Of it are the
most prominent society ladies, and the
reception committee appointed to greet
the guests is composed of elegant ladies
and gentlemen. There have been a great
many invitations issued.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09

One Of the handsome young ladies
who received with Mrs. Quinn on New
Years day, was Miss Annie Buchanan.
After a long absence, Miss Buchanan
has returned to our city, and has many
friends who have greeted her with glad
welcome.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09

Mr. J. W, Stayton, Of Newport, son
Of Senator Stayton, was one of the RISING
young lawyers admitted to the Bar dur
ing this last meeting. Mr.. Stayton is a
graduate Of the Vanderbilt University,
at Nashville, Tenn, where he carried off
high honors and we have butlittle doubt
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09

Mr.. Jas. F. Read, one of the promi-
nent lawyers of Fort Smith, a gentleman
who has host of friends here, attended
the meeting of the Bar Association. We
learn that Mr.. Read also took a short
trip to Memphis con business"
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09

Mr.. Jesse Turner, Jr., of Van Buren,,
who was to have read an essay before
the Bar Association, this week, was de-
tanned at home and unable to be present
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09

tn speeches were made BY Indr7
G G Mr.. Sol F. CLARK, and i 1oasi Ne "
House. Judge Rose read a rs ~, J. ], v
me committee on memorials, spe 81 '''n !.
the sad death Of Judge Eakin PS"A'ng d
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09

Mrs. J. w. House, Of Searcy, passed a
day in the city during the past week, en-
route home from Memphis, where she has
been spending the holidays with rela-
tives.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09

c. We we're shown the other d,
christmas gift presented to a youn s' ~.
RED lady, inthis city, during tba ,a ''a'.
no lidays BY her husband. A larg. s s.'
son plush case, about three teet loan s aa5
two and half feet wide, contains ' .;
pictures each one separate Work ~ II
art. The etching, Or engraving. !, NJ :.
on White satin, the picture proper. ab@t
footin length and three-ouartprs ~, - :.
tootin width, being surroundedbv b.,,.
cardboard.
The first picture is engraved bvA
blanchard, after the famous paintngof
Alma-T The sculpture ganey.
the faces and figures standing out upon
the white satin in strong relief.
The second is an original etching BY
Gustav Greux, from the painting bv The.
odore Rosseau, now in the possession Of
Baron Rothschild, The Forest Of FoD.
tainbleau.
The third is an engraving by Olden
Barlow, from the renowned painting Of
| ]. E. Millais, The Bride of Lammermoa
In this picture, the central figure, Lucia,
is well worthy of study, as the light, falls
from above and shimmers over the satin
robe and draperies. lifelong ferns at
one side droop over and resemble deli
cate network of lace. These details in
every respect are perfect.
The Harvest Dance of Ferdinand
Lautberger, engraved by ]. Sonnenlei-
ter, is the fourth picture in this collection
and it is pleasure to study the different
expressions ofthe many little children IN
this scene. Bright and winning faces
looking up, and shapely little figures
passing through the mazes Of the Haf'SS
Dance.
The fifth picture is an original et'hIns
by Hans Meyer, and was AWARDED Y
highest recompense at the ezPOsipou !, =
graphic arts, Vienna, 1853. ! r 4,
head Of a peasant woman Mallt"n !
Napoli, and the beautiful ezprSSs,' rnIp
the upturned eyes, and the cafS ,'s'i ID Al
curls waving around the artlst' L'I lnor.
show careful study and technical =
edge and patience. 1h
The sixth and last picture : S''' s,i,,.
Gustav Schonleber, from his own nd
ing. The Old Canal in RotisIu sltRe ar
testifes fully to the knowledge Ssic u !,
awarded the highest honors a aau
have the patience to etch i '''
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09

Miss Lucia Martin, whom we claim as
one Of our chevy of girls, though she
partially resides in Alabama, is one of
the young people this winter.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09

Miss Minnie Mallory arrived n our
cit this week, and is Che guest Of Mrs.
Robert Newell. This charming young
ladvis one Of the bellies Of Camden.