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The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-03-06
Handy with His Gun.
ICincinnati Enouirer.I


 "Well, new, you had better believe have seen some lively times in Texas" was the remark of General Henry Smith to an Enquirer reporter yesterday. The general want to Texas when bat lad and has accumulated a mint of money in the cattle business. "Yes, sir mighty lively dInes," he continued. "WhY, knew the time about Austin and San An- tonic when it Seeued sorter lonesome ike if you did not hear several times a day the crack of oAe of these here things refering to large Colt revolver that he pulled from an inner pocket of his great coaO You sec l have one. We all carry thsm out our way; got to do 1t, you Snow. Now there was Ben Thonpscn Of course you have heard of Bea. Had the reputation, you know, of having made twenty-five or twea;y-six different men bite the dust, all in a legitimate way, howcver-got the drop on 'em, aad they never breathed afier the ball left his gun. He was killed about three years ago, dur. ing dght in a theatre at San Antoaio, bat several men went with him before he gave up"
 !" Thompson was a great shot, wasn't he2"
 " "Unph 8 great shot2 The greatest evez saw. He was dandy little ieilow as strong as lioH, aAd quick as a Hash af lig htning. Why, 1t would mako the Asart oi the average man sick to see how readily he could get out his gun and le, 1t ge. Pshaw he'd pull his gun and fire ~hile any of these othsr people would be thiaking of getting theirs out And, say, none of them are slow at pulling a gun AHd shootingl"
 Did you ever witness any of his bat tes? asked the reporter.
 " Several. remember one time that three fellows came down to San Anseaio from Fl Paso. They were as tough as they make them, and had not heea ia town three hours until oae of the men Aad killed good man. They had heard of Ben, and wanted to fad him. Ben also hoard of them, and thought that he would have little fun at their expense. What do you think he did2 Why, he just went houe, dressed himself up for all the world like dade, with yellow kid gloves, and Carried natty gold-headed cane, sported dude glass in one eye Then he went to cae of the great public resorts and waited for his meu. He did not have to linger very long. Just as he was leaning over the bar, slipping claret puach, in the mirror In froat of him, he saw tho three men entering tho saloon He affected the affairs of a dude more tn an ever, and in moment they were oa to hin. One of them gave him a tre- meudous wh ack on the back, and another pulling his revolver, ordered Thompson to dance. Quick as a flash ThcmpsOn turned about, with a gun in each hand, and in a jiffy the three men were lying upon tho floor dead"
 :" Was he arrested 2"
 "Oh, no. They couldn't spare the time to arrest that map. Later that evening he strelled iAto nsther saloon As he entered the saloon he saw an cid eassmy is front of hi1. He saw the man going ! Al AL
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-03-06

We must either move forward with hope and faith, or backward to decay and death of the soul WIskkyet.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-03-06

The most manifest siga sf wisdom ii continued cheertulnesA-Assnysss&s
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-03-06

Much bending breaks the bow !; much intending, the mind.-BSess.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-03-06

Young ladies, try Browns Iron Toaic.
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LITERARY NOTES.


Tho cntire edition Of Roberts Brothers translation
C6sar Birotteau sold out with two days OF It's
publication.
Captain Charles King, the author OF tGat PHEASANT
novel, "The Cconers Daughter" has written another
ttory in which the same characters appear II VIII 10
brought out by Lippipcott
Mr.. Fdgar Fawoetis new volume OF poemsis e"inius
from the press of TicknoI n Co. tits TO be cailen
Romance and Rcyery."
The Chicago Current under is original manogomen'
was vely outspokon and sometimes 6ipI ant pericd-
cal It vas full Of the spirit OF Western enthusiasm ana
II often failed the difference betwcon what was
h.crature and what a hslibaked manifestation OF
The thing known az cultnre" With all its virtues ana
oil il, faults IL has been eutOmbed IN two large sPu"o
volumes: and It's successor is going on presumably
pI osper"us way.
The J. B LipIrncot Company have issued neat
"Popular Family Atlas OF the WoIld which Is mo0e
o, completeness and cheapuess.
An English translation OF Count Tostofs novel
Anna Kartnina" will he brought out Immediately by
It Y Crowcll & Co. Nathan H. Dole is the translator
Volume XIV OF The Magazine Of american History
turpasses in evidence research and in funess OF
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deal in its praise Mrs Lamb has proved herself an ac
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IAN essay iu The highest intellectual morality
4 NNA KARENlNA.

NNA KARENlNA.
BY COUNT LEO TOLsTOT
Translated from the by Nathan Haskell Dole.
Royal 2mo. $50 pages. \ 75
Gamma Kareuina" is the novels OF the wod
II deals with questions which appeal to every man and
woman The yonng and beautiful wife OF influential Off
c in It Petersburg suddenly wakes to The fact that she
passiopatey loves young officer and that her life with h T
husband whom she married a matter has
been long lie struggles agaDst the tcHp ton but al
last she yields and goes with Lcr lover Not even
George Eliot paints With greater the orbcncEs Of
law happiness Of the lovers at hrstls complete "ut
Anna is Jealous and exacng the very % the Un
sabeness OF her position aud the downward path rs sure and
terrible
For more complete ANALYSIS Of tins remarkable book see
MI Howess notice Harpcrs Monthly for April page eo3'
Ready Wednesday, March "a.
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