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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-08

sHILoH's Cou0H and Consumption Cure is
sold by US on guarantee. It cures con.
sumption. Sold BY McLain Brothers, and
Alex. T Young. p&w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-08

will offer this week some real bargains
In ladies shoes, walking shoes and slippers.
Call early while we have q foil assortment,
J.. Y. BLOND.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-08

Sick aud bilious headache, and all derange.
ments OF stomach and bowels, cured by DR..
Plerce's "Pelle,s'-or ambitious granules.
26 cents vial. No cheap boxes to allow
waste OF yirtu.s. BY druggists. wsAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-08

sH1LoH's Catarrh Remedy-a positive curt
for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Canker Mouth
Fold by McLain Brothers, and Alex. T
Young. ptw
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GROUP, WHooprSe Couch and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved BY shiloh's Cure. Sold
by McLain Brothers, and Alex. T. Young.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-08

Geo R. Taylor las Just opened a choice
ssIec,ion Of Point La;es and Lace Articles to
which We take pleasure In calling the Atten'
lion Of the ladiGS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-08

For lame Back, Side or Chest use shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. Sold by Nc
lain Brothers, and Alex. T. Young. p4w
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New Life
is given by using Browns
Iron. BlTrERs. In the
Winter it strengthens and
warns the system; in the
Spring it enriches the blood
and conquers disease; in the
Summer itgives tone to the
nerves and digestive organs;
in the Fall it enables the
system to stand the shock
Of sudden changes.
In no way can disease be
so surely prevented as by
keeping the system in per-
feet condition. Browns
IRON BlrrERs ensures per-
feet health through the
changing seasons, it disarms
the danger from impure
water and miasmatic air,
and it prevents Consump-
ton, Kidney and Liver Dis
case, &c.
II. S. Berlin, Esq, of the
wcll-known firm Of H. S.
Berlin & Co., Attorneys, LIE
Droit Building, Washing
ton, D. C., writes, Dec. 5th,
1881:
Gentlemen: I take pleas.
ure in stating that have used
Browns Iron Bitters for me-
IuiIa uiu HSlfVuS uuuuICst
caused by overwork, with
excellent results.
Beware Of limitations.
Ask for BRowN's IRON BIT
TIERS, and insist on having
it. Don't be imposed on
with something recon-
mended as "1Mst as good"
The genuine is made only
by the Brown Chemical Co.
Baltimore, Nd.
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LowELL. MAS.-The Citizen says, the most
dis issuished people Of the country, have
gwen testimonials 10 beneta. derived from
h,hs great paIn.cure, st. Jacobs OIL. The citi.
Fans Of Lowell know It's great virtues
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The following shows the range OF The Their.
mometer, AS observed at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner yesterday:
1882 1888
7A.N.l2M.SR MIN IA 12MsE. MIN.
90 81 SO IS 70 n Is II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-08

Monourr,1RE Kids 10 evening shades have
inst BEEN opened by Geo. Il, Taylor.
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Beginning AZ 10 O'Clock 4. ~, the following os'
scfibed real estate. that iAtO sny: ,tAn loI or
parcel OF land lying In Ohio county. W" S!Gnh,
on the National road AbOut three UiGt liOM lhe
city 81 wheeling, bounded a. iOll0sh tD. NM ,tn
Ing for the northeast corner OF iAi1 ~ ~ .siS
on the west side Of dhin in Villuf, IGLTII
Geld on eat side OF SAiinuRl fOAl, Ihd IlNhiub
thereon N. 2isz, W SSS 100 poitt to MsEe, s.,S.
y. 94ll0 poles 10 tho u.idde Of the SAIIoI W.
| Road and with the iAil h I'D . 'lh, SIy
po'eS thence n. g., . 70 lOo poles To lhe p", ~
beginning, containing Q, W lVO acre. htiuE VA
sane piece Of ground or III cnnIeyCd " ihT ~
NoSh Zane by V 1 liam lOrler and mutlJ 10y.
by deed, dated October 3'st. u, ls'i; aug nv
oil record IN the once OF the clerk ri he Wy
court OF Ohio cOu y In DEED lsOOk NO o. l9n.I
| 900 and 1857. AbO smother cerAln IO1 uI 49,
land lying In Ohio county OIL the NAToT.i mH
about three miles from the city 0I NhSr ~ ".
bounded m ioilowE Beginning a. ptihl " ,s w
centre Of The n, tIOnAl ko4d or Turn iu co o,yt
To Noah Zane; thence \. Go, y, ~ lIhlt 'u'n
70 william FOr'er and 70 EOuh Zane ~ w NJ,
| n. ~ " fb2l0O poles 10 t,Ike' tnn'f w,,.Ss
ter and HiRES s 65H .pH 10 poeg 70 ' az;
conner 70 ZSnc gUd HIygs. = ~ J.. 7'2 10 PI,n
along the } lie or aiiOu Road 10 lhe y " ~
ginning, containing 2l'iOJ peICht'. ~ts M
| same property fGnvi yea to hl0 HtA" "a X
william Porter nd vito ard Samuel T. L9'u'
deed, dattd October 18th. 1880 rndgi cor, 0sa
County, In Deed rOIk No. 20, peg 80 -, a.,
Terms OF RAl.E-Ore all o, lhe pul' ~
money and A. much nnfe ~ he pIfthh-' ~.
elect 70 pay In cAEh. and The ieSnne " "" st,,,i
payments III sIx ard twelve m6n NJ VII W. nv.
from the day Of Esle theI chaser luHte ~ IL
secured BY deed Of tIuAt Cn The p'oFfi! 'o' ~
The Il L. % aid properly |. be!I,vrd to he ~, ~
Erct bnt selling ~ |. uE'er, EhEll convey ntn
.uch title a. u yttted In me lymh ~, W. yyJR
a., T nNet.
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MELLsHuRO.

Work at the coal shaft is progressing
favorably.
The work playing theg gas mains will soon
be completed.
Preparations arc being made t'r sinking
gas we'll at 8. Georges paper mill.
Mrs Campbell Kimberland, Of Pittsburgh,
Is visiting her parent, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b.
HSrdipg,
Joseph Cooper. son OF Dr.. J, N. Cooper. re.
turned this morning FROM Ann ArSor, Mich,
where he has bssn preparing himself for the
duties ola rhy5icSa. Ills lends drop tie
zoe" now and hail him as Doe"
Yesterday evening the casa OF Thu ma,
Faweett 4 Sons Va. the P. c. & IT Il. f,
Co, was opened in the Circuit Court. Among
the strangers IN I wn attending the trial were
Thomas fawcctt, Theo ore wood, Andrew
Milken. Hugh be,J N Bailey asd n. ]
Becker, Chief Ergnse p, @. Est l.. railway
The kiversIde glass works, also the Pan.
handle window glass work hsve contra ted
with the WelSburg Gas Company for gas TO
he used in the manufacture Of glsts The
Panhandle will uSe II In the ovens and lie ~,
Es we'll as for melting the glass. Harvey
Bros. will use gas in!.l manufacture
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wrapping paper. This firm contemplate
during the season, reHttlnR their mill with
entire new machinery that will increase their
facilities for pspermAkinF.
The Circuit Court lie In session. The else
OF the State VI. N. N. Everett, charged With
an Outrage upon the person Of .younR
woman, resident OF -teubenville, In Sep
TENDER LIST, terminated yes, erday IN the 40
quIttal OF Everett. Duri' 6 the trial Of M.
case the Court room was crowded. Pubic
feeling ran very high.
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FOR SALE.

TNRUSTEE'S SAlE-VALuABLE
i. PROPERTY on THE NATIONAL ROAD
By virtue Of q Decd OF TruIt, maze By Noah
Zane and Isabella Zane, his wife 10 the undetiRn,
ed, trustee dated on tho llih dayOi Jay lo'! Hn1
recorded In the office OF The clerk Of the ,tun1y
Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, In lt'H Of
Trust Book NO. Is, pages 81 and Or to'ttutt 70
Rachel Mckee, the payment Of 4 certain iihmtn
sorry note named therein ! will proceed y ~
whaling m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-08

Gmtitmtn!' I take pleas.
ure in stating that ] have used
Browns Iron Bi,ters for mL-
laria and nervous troubles,
caused by overwork, with
excellent results.
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CNoR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

Eight hundred and twen,yone acres Of tntJ
tim6ered land, about hye miles southCAG. Of BfIi.
ton 9. e., ". Va, on the water Of the ElE Ri1s.
The land "a underlAid with coal and the timber Gu
DO fioated down XIX River 70 market AlkO LOO
acres OF dmbered land In peny county, Tennessee.
f-,lI ". '. H0GE a BRO,
M I'm MARKET strpet,
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ing thsy'san', are not required to take out a

ing the san, are not required to take out
druTp merHicense.
IN eecutiye session this even.
ing. thse was some fun over the
conhrmtion OF Colonel III. 2. Brewster ms
Z omwssloner Of insurance, statistics and
ihistcy, and the confirmation hung i'm
abelt an hour.
ia,tle men here anticipate a large attend
mce 81 their annual meeting next month.
lt VIII be an important one, and its pro-
ceedings will be watched with interest.
lhere was quite a breeze the other day,
III the senate, which at one time bid fair TO
oe perfect tempest in teapot. Ii was
o9'er The Sunday closing law, and Senator
rope ironl the state OF Waco, opposed IL
anu all other peremptory Sunday laws. fer
10 society az large, but TO the democratic
party. Aud-hut then for the good of the
Gemocrailc party, the less said about
senator Pope and his remarks, the bet.
YER ne Is q young man of hne ability,
out lacks that discretion that mature age
IS sure tn bring unto him. During the dis.
cusslon, Senator Davis, v no eyid emily likes
q quiet nap during the long. dreamy SAB.
oath evenings, managed 10 luz In an
amendment to prevent hunting on private
property during Sabbath hours The bill
SUN pehding aud will come up this
morning As there is general complaint
ABOUT the non,eniorcemento of Sunday laws,
possibly 1t viii be well, should this bill be.
COME law, Tor the legislator who intro.
dueed 1t to get bill through putting the
sheriff OF any county in this State in the
penltentisry whopermils place ofbusiness
70 DC Kept open during unlawful business
hours, his conviction TO be had upon the
oath OF one or more reputable citizens that
the door was seen open, Senator Davis
could offer to amend such bill by adding
and II any attorney defends such sheriff
he shall be guilty of a felony, and upon
conviction shall be imprisoned for life.n
DO this and the Sunday law will be on.
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HOUSE FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.

T0WELS-One lot Of Towels S5c. per DOZEN never
sold for less than 5oc anf are worth 6cc One lot Huck
Towels 2ox42 ST. last and weeks prices $3.50 An all
Linen Towel large size So worth $3.50 One lot Of half
bleached Damask Towels I75, actually worth s.. One
lot of beached Damask Towels extra large size 2o well
worth $3.50.
NAPKINS-AI linen Napkins $50 per dozem reduced
from 6oc worth 75c and will beagan at 6oc. One lot Iur
key red Napkins for soc. will be again 75c. All Linen 54
Napkins at so per dozen worth So.
TABLE LINENS-Heavy unbeached Table Linen at
3oc worth 4oc. One lot unbeached Table Damask 4oc
has been 6oc One lot at 65 will cost next week S5c.
0UILTS-One lot Honey Comb Quilts, with colored
borders for 5oc will not be bought again for such low price
n eliot White Honey Comb Quilts for 81 well worth $I5o
e lot at $25 marked down from I75 $I25, and will be
Zagan to former price One lot 200, marked down from
80 Fancy Marseies Quilts for this weeks price, S2oo
and next weeks price, s. Is. To closeA small lot Of
acy Turkish Quilts S. So sold short time ago for
90, and later at $S.75.
BLANKETS-Of course they not fresh, but AWFUL
HEAP. 1914 White Blankets, 2.oO fully worth $2J75; 1914
White Blankets rs, fully worth S 1914 White Blankets
rst of the oo-ater $50, and now lS5; ia
Blankets marked to $50 from S575 ia Blankets from 500
20 S575. Scarlet Blankets from 500 to 81.
e LAP R0BHS-From 800 to $I5o; from 5.oo&o $780,
from 500 IS. These lap robes will not be marked pp again
know will not have any them left the end the
week mark up We have not mention all the bar
gains. We know what stock some other people have
rate, will money do it. Wemake these WON
DERFUL RED DUCTIONS simply because we are deter
mined to give UNAPPROACHABLEB BARGAINS,
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BROTHERS.

Notwithstanding the Numerous Advertised Sales
of Goods at COST PRICES, Determined to
UnderseIl Every Competitor. We do not Care for
Profits nor Stop to Count the Loss Unexcelled Bar
gains will be found in all Our Departments; for In
stance the Following in our
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Other Interesting News by Specials.
Weatherford.

WEATuHRFoRp, Jan. @.-ISpecial IA
ilre.broke out at o'clock this morning Ia
the grocery store Of K, ]. Price, on South
street. The. .ilsmcs spread rapidly aud IN a
few moments communicated to adjoining
buildings and in one short hour these were
in ashes. Colonel Price owned three Of The
store buildings and the ho.el, which, with
his stock, were worth 5000. and lnsnrra
for $500. August Mulbach 4 Co. bakery
and coniectioners, occupied one OF Priceis
rooms with a stock worth 81, 800; Insurance.
$3.50, The building owned by Veer d
Emanuel, worth $1,000 insured for s000
was occupied as the mayors and city attor'
ney's Offices; the furniture and records
were mostly saved, In damaged condition.
Robert Williams, city attorney, occupying
adjoining room, lost clothing to the amount
of 500. Wylie Blair's store.honse WINS ocs
cupled by hirs. Maggie Blair, millIner' loss
81 ,00O insured for $780, q. n. Potter
damage TO building $1,000 fully covered
John Lotspiech, occupying the hotel, loss
and damage to furniture on removal. se0o.
no insurance. The origin of the fire ,shot
known, but Is supposed to have caught
from the explosion or breaking of a. .lamp, as
Colonel Price habitually kept lalkp burn.
ing in his store oil night.
-Four young men living in the country
were arrested Saturday night FIR tbeit of
clothing from the store Of Neuinegan. Zach
arias Il Co., and were today, on prelimin-
ary trial, remanded to Jail 10 default Of hail.
Their names were w. Kersey, LIN. Ker.
sey, IL. Ia. Myers and o. q. Myers
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Fort Worth,

%. ..ely.ss - Hoit worm,
FoRr WoErH, Jan, 29.-Ispccial IA
iarmer named Cooper, Of Mansfield, claims
to haze suffered loss of 50 at the hands Of
highwaymen, Saturday afternoon at A,
o'clock.
Russ Walton, &newspaper man, *, an
hurt s@,. ~.
J. i. Grizsle and David gr,ul..wneaoe
tho former . pony, and tlssnt " 4 mule.s
Saturday aiternooA. theystfaded on the
pnbllc square, Afterwards Grizzlc grew
dissatisfied with the mule and look the
pony from Sanders "vi Ut armis." Sanders
is cuing 10 law about it.
Tucker and Thomas, deputy sheriff.
went buggy riding to-day. Horse ran away,
throwing both out. Thomas is severely
bruised about the head
statement published in to.dayis Ga
2ettc, that q conspiracy was made TO MUIR
der the clerk and rob the III Paso hotel, Is
regarded by citizens as unlOundcd
Theodore Fredrck Price drew uh cks on
the Bank Of England Ia favor OF j. q Scott,
attorney for $4,000. All wee 70.
turned dishonored The grand Fort Worth
cotton seed oil mills have proved q hum
bug. Yesterday a sheriff levied on all OF
the effects OF the Fort Worth cotton seed
oil mills.
Jim Snow is dead. arr
Tom Holiday flied suit to ,lSS. VS.. the
Texas Midland and the Sunsot iJptes for
S25,0O0.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.


WeatherfOrd; Another Hardly Ouel,,a
- Fire Visits the City-The Saf-
ferers Probable ORR
Gin OF the Fire.
I'll Paso: Railway Rastlings Of Crsat
Interest, 'and Which are I'm.
donotedly Authentic.
San Antonio; Coming to Dallas--Wh,n
to Expect the First Traia
from Frisco.
Tyler; A fhe Of no lusIgnlllcaptpro.
portions Verdict in the
West Case.
Decatur IA Quartette of Very .0aes.
fionablc Characters Corraled.
Galveston; A Crank-Another whisky
Iash-Drowned.
Palestine; The West yt,.le: a Sur.
prlse-A Denial.
Flashes from the Fort-Matters In
Marshall.
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Tyler.

TYLER, Jan. 20-[Special,l II, S, & P.
W Rowland's steam planning machine aud
gin building, on the southeast corner Of
the FIRST block southeast of the public
square, was discovered to be in flames at q
quarter past o'clock this evening, which
soon consumed the entire structure. Sew
eral adjoining buildings were saved by he.
roic efforts on the part OF the bucket brig
ade. About the time the framing of the
structure began to give way. the Baptist
church, 800 yards distant, was discovered
TO be on fire, The wind being in'that di-
rection, desperate effort was made by the
brave mon who ventured on top
OF the roof, which was on lire underneath,
to control the flames, but in vain.
There was no insurance on either of the
buildings. Messrs. Rowland's loss will ag-
gregate 5000, and the other buildings
about the same, The origin was undoubt-
edly accidental.
The West-Coggswell case has been on
trial since Friday, aud was given TO the
jury early this morning. They were out
ten minutes, returning averdict linding the
defendant, q. s. West, guilty as charged.
II is understood that motion for a new trial
will be made; ifoyerruled, the case will 10
appealed.
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THELAW- MAKING LEGION
Senate: Two korc Petitions for Pro-
hibitiOn Combinations Of
Col. Brewster Hangs Fire
BILLS Referred.


Col. Brewster Hangs Fire
Bills Referred.
A NOluminOuS Message Is Received
from the Governor, Treating
OF all state Topics.
He is Especially Strong on the Land,
Free School aud Judiciary
Problems.
uOusc: The Wretched Mail Facilities
CT the Capital City are Fully
Ventilated.
Bowie County Citizens Want the 20.
Minute Law TO Stand.
The Usual Amount of Monday BuNi-
ness Is Transacted.
GleanlngS from the Departments Cur.
rent Capital Gossip.
A WOrdy Warfare iu the Senate the
Other Day.
Some Other News Notes from Austin.
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Galveston.

GALVESTON, Jan. 20,-tspeoial. Sunday
q cigar dealer named A. Herman ndez shot ot
his own head three times in a barber.shop,
bat inlictingn injuries. lie is thought to<
be slightly demented. He was arrested
upon the charge of carrying concealed
deadly weapons and the case continued by
the recorder this morning,
A negro named Aaron Lewis was
drowned while en- route from Galveston. TO
Double bayou, at Bark Pass, yesterday.
Ho fell overheard and Il il thought We
seized with cramps. rx
Weather bulletin, for the cotton bel Z
nlshed by the signal service In cor ,sas. ~
with the several railways oftp ,I,. rhSssgn9 s.s,,
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AVA, It'll, January q, lSol,-CARrt
Co..
Gents, Enclosed End one
wh;rh PLEASE scud by return m,
pe Carriers Little Nerve riils, a
balance Carters Little Liver
sample bottle Of Liver Pills rec
you some time ago have been los
and several Of my friends, anon
distributed them, aud In even
haye give, entire satisfac .ion,
headache, they are the medicine
TO improve them-they are pprfe,
HuGH WILL, Ava, Jackeon
For sale by Williams, Tolliye-
druggists, Dallas Texas.
D., Smoke ,p Duke Of Durham ssi,
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Every day in this city M
sons eut too mucn vt dina ,'
sequence, suffer from sour -.
burn, Indigestion, dyspeps
vii. take just one OF Carta
Pills Immediately after eatE I
surprised by the entire abseAll
pleasant feelings which dailV
and may continue In their ~
Of eating big dinners withoA,
one little pill, remember; y
drug ;ists. For sale by viii
& Walker, druggists.
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Decatur ll.. "A Quartette of Very ,Qaes.
fiOnablc Characters Corraled.
Galveston; A Crank-Another whisky
Nash Drowned.
Palestine: The West We, ,le a Sur.
prlse-A Denial.

Flashes from the Fort-Matters In
Marshall.
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In the world.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-09-22
ARKANSAS GAZETTE.

Last Tuesday our reporter was
passing up East Markham street
when his attention was drawn to
a crowd all busily transacting bu-
siness. On stepping IN he found
that the Arkansas Gazette, the
oldest newspaper in the state had
removed their Office from the old
Gazette building to the corner of
Scott and Markham The first
approach was the general office,
second was the business mama
gers Office; third, the local repor-
ters office; fourth the Office of the
political editor; fifth, the eompos-
ing room; sixth the basement Or
press room. Everything appa-
rently are being fitted up in me-
tropolitan style. The following
is the present staff.
GAZETTE PRINTING co.
President, ID A Brewer; Vice President,
Geo Brown; Secretary, S whiting.
EDITORIAL STAFF.
ID A Brewer, Editor: Geo Il Brown, City
Editor: H Farquhar, Telegraph Editor;
Robert Brown, Reporter; G A Andigier,
Travelling Cores 2ondent. and ninety-four
Paid Telegraph Correspondents.
The Gazette is bound to be in
in the lead
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-09-22
PINE BLUFF POINTS.

Wm q Shaw, a student of the
Normal College, son of Deacon
Samuel Shaw, died on the 18th
inst. Willie was great favorite
among the boys, and his parents
have the sympathy Of the entire
community.
During the past week the grand
lodge of the Seven Stars OF Con-
stellation has been in session in
our city and quite Il number OF
distinguished visitors have been
seen In our streets, among others,
were Rev's f G Morris, N d
SkurIock, Mitchell and Phillips.
The funeral of Mrs Chaney Cot
ton, an old citizen took place at
St Johns church, on last Friday,
Rev S Hutcheson officiating.
A few weeks since, Madam
Rumor spread a report that DR. )
w McGlother was dead. The
report WIS false, as the Doctor
has since made his appearance
upon the streets of the city.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-09-22
PERSONAL.

Nick Kupferle, one of our most
enterprising German townsmen
returned last week from Europe,
where he has been visiting friends
and relatives in the fatherland.
Nj M Murray. arrived last Tues
day en- route to the Louisville
national convention. He spent
several hours in pleasant con-
verse at our sanctum and paid
for the Mansion one year for 6 60.
M Robertson, Mars Hill.
Geo E Jones. of the firm of
Jones & Bros, left for the expo
sition last Tuesday, via Memphis
and Little Rock railway, to be
gone about three weeks. He ex-
poets to lay in his winter stock
before he returns.
Mrs Mary Wright has left the
city on account of illness of her
little granddaughter Florence La
cey.
Prof. II B Fry, of the Herald
will leave the city next Monday
24th inst, on the editorial excur,
sion to witness the grand Arkan-
sas day in Louisville, Ky.
j B Friedheim, editor of the
Ouachita Valley Bulletin, gave
the Mansion a journalistic call
last Tuesday. Mr. f is among
the best writer's in the state and
is noble looking gentleman.
Mr.. Henry Simkeus, the mana
ging editor of the Mansion, left
this city on last Wednesday, to
attend the national convention
which will convene in Louisville,
on next Monday, the Oath inst,
and will be gone a week or ten
days, and has left F J Betton in
charge of the Office.
The Rev. j NJ Washington ar.
rived in the city from Clarksville,
Tenn, on Tuesday night. lie
has been attending the Ken
| lucky annual conference ana
gave the Mansion a pleasant call
on Thursday. The Reverend
lacks we'll.
DR.. Abbot of Canada, who ha-
been in our city eight or ten days,
contemplates returning home on
next Monday. We shall be very
sorry indeed to see the Doctor
leave, as we need such men
among us. Though go when he
will, he certainly will have our
good wishes for his success.
Mesdames Ida Jordan, Flora
Craig, Maria Graigen and Matte
Ray, are making extensive prep
aration to attend the southern ex-
position at Louisville, Ky,
Mr.. G. A Ridout of Morrilton,
was in the city last Tuesday,
en- route to Louisville, Ky, to
the colOred national convention,
which will convene in said city
on the 25th.