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wand Of the mag gcian, changing the wilderness
into the city, and the cane-break that waved as n
covert for the wild cat and pa nher into the hab-
itaton of civilized man. Who're some of the
finest br'ck-houses in your town now stand but
short time since was a cane break almost impos.
sbe to penetrate, and particularly where the
finely finished and elegantly furnished Hotel of
my old friend Gross stands, was most impassa BILE.
Speaking of Hotels, b" the by, the Hanger house,
in your town, kept by Gross, is one of the best
IN all Arkansas, and the good nalured and jova
old Landlord is well calculated to play the part
of mine-host and entertain his guests in the most
pleasant and comfortable manner; ana his tab Die is
furnished with tho richest viands, and the most
delicious nick-nacks and choice deserts; for
which no man knows better how to cater than nv
Old friend Gross, and if he would pay n lit,o more
attention to the scientific mode of cool, ing, which
| doubt not he will soon do, he would not only
keep the best house in A rkansas but the best in
tho Western country. Yours, &C..


OLD CALAMITY.


Fayetteville, April 7Ih, 1917.