Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-08-04
Local News.


For bargains in wall paper, 90
to Chas. L Abeles, 215 Main st. +
Persons indebted to the Man.
sion must pay up, or their paper
will be stopped.
For first class travelling trunk
cheap. go to Ottenheimer Bros.
IL Main street. +
For any kind of mosquito bars
go to Ottenheimer Bros, 1 Main
street. +
Call at Hasley's fish store 11O
West Fifth street. Fresh fis
always on ice, +
M. w. Shaw, 4O7 1-2 Main street,
is the best place to buy sewing ma
chimes, he sells cheap for cash or on
easy payments. Don't buy until
you sec him. +
The delegates elected from Con-
way county to the state conven-
ton, to convene here on the 9th
inst, are G A Ridout, j L Har-
ris, VIM Hill. Y G Gaines.
For Paints, Oils, Wall Paper,
Picture Frames, Doors, Sash,
Glass, etc., etc, go to Chas. II.
Ables, & Co., No. 215, Main
Street. /
The Mosaic Templars are boom
ing. For particulars concerning
the organization of the order ap>
ply to j E Bush or G w Keats
of this city.
Ladies' if you fail to examine the
New Homo before buying q sewing
machine you are sure to regret it.
500 tho fine display at the New
Home office, 407 IL Main st. +
Chas T Abeles has just received
an immense variety and quantity
of the best wall paper. Call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, els
Main street. +
We have for sale cheap and
on easy terms, one of Wilson's
Oscillating Sewing Machines. Pi-
amos, organs, etc. Inquire at the
Mansion office.
Ottenheimer Bros, has just res
ceived a new stock of the best
qualities of Brussels carpets and
have enreute a new and varied
stock of ladies Jerseys. For bar
gains cali at Ottenheimer's &
Bros, IL Main street. +
Mr.. James Hasley, 10 West
Fifth street, is building up a
large trade with our people.
John Straws clerks there and 80
does Willie johnson, the son of
lawyer T p johnson. That is
the place to buy your fish and all
groceries. at the lowest prices,
and fair dealing. +
DR.. Weldon f Wright brought
the first matured cotton of the sea-
son to the Democrat office this
morning. 1t was grown by Abb
ner Harris, collored, on a farm
twelve miles below the city, near
Major Adams plantation. The
staple is long and well developed.
democrat of I'd inst.
Now is the time for emf grants
to move west. Railway compa-
MES like the Fort Smith, Iron
Mountain and Memphis roads,
who have land for sale should be
on the alert and largely adver-
tise in the Mansion.
Last Tuesday, as Mrs. w A
blackwell and Mrs w 7 Phillips,
were riding along Ninth street,
the horses attached to the delive-
ry wagon of w T and r } Will
son, ran away and struck and
capsized the buggy, throwing
the ladies out and injuring Mrs.
Phillips severely. The wheel OF
the wagon passed over her back
and she received a severe blow IN
the abdomen. DR. Dibrell was
summoned and pronounced the
case a very serious one.
Pine Bluff ranks as one of the
best points in the state IN the
number and enterprise of its col
ored business men. Messrs s >
Uollensworth and S II Scott are
prominent attorneys; Mr. Wiley
Jones Is large dealer In liquors
and is erecting a fine two story
warehouse for his immense busi.
ness. Young and Mosby and
Havis and Bellamy, have fine sa-
looms, doing excellent bus mess.
Mayor Ray and b Waterhouse
& Co., have grocery stores: VIM
III Thomas and Mrs Harriet
Young, have restaurants g;
l. Randall, first class barber and
there is a large number of me
chanics. Scull & Bros, w l.
Dewoody, Talbot & Co., Bloom &
Co., Marcus Lesinsky arc proml-
nent white merchants. A large
number of handsome brick bust
ness houses are going up in place
of the small buildings formerly
occupying the burnt district: :
Among these is the new hall OF