Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-11-03
Local News

4O4 1-2 Main st.
For family groceries. fish,
chickens. butter, eggs and game,
go to Chrisman & Pbillips. 1O7
West Fifth streer.
Ottenheimer Bros, are having
a run on fine Brussels carpets.
Call and examine their large and
varied stock. +
Ladies if you fail to examine the
New Home before buying a sewing
machine you arc sure to regret it.
Soc the fine display at the Office
OF M. w. Shaw, 4O5 Main St. +
For bargains in, fall goods 90
to Ottenheimer Bros: They are
one of the Oldest and most relia-
BILE firms in the city. +
M. w. Shaw, 4O5 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. +
For bargains in family grocer
les, liquors, tobacco, cigars and
all kinds of country produce, go
toJkaufman's cheap store, No 42O
East Markham street.
Thirty Colorcd Families Want
ed-To work on shares, rent or
purchase in the Red river bot
toms of Arkansas. For further
particulars apply. by letter or in
person, at this office.
John A Jungkind druggist.
TIA Main street, has just received
a large lot of window glass and
putty, which he will sell at down
town prices. Pure drugs spe-
cialty.
The U S Marshal, took %
prisoners to the penitentiary at
Detroit since our last issue,
among them white woman for
horse steallng.-Arkansas Res
view.
Rev. j G Jones, p. E., of the
Little Rock district, will hold his
fourth quarterly conference at
Bethel A. NJ. f. church, on Sat-
urday, Nov 10th, at 9 o'clock,
m.
Colored people will find it to
their interest to patrOnize the
merchants who advertise with us,
because these men are willing to
assist a colored enterprise, they
are our friends.
Messrs Ottenheimer & Bros.
has the largest assortment Of fam
cy dry goods and carpets in the
city. They make carpets spe-
cialty. Call and examine their
stock before purchasing else
where.
Nothing was more pleasing to
the mother and father, Mr. and
Mrs j @ Ish, than the welcoming
of a nine pound boy on the 2sth
ult., which is the charm and idol
of mamma and papa.
Messrs Gus Blass & Co., has
such a large stock of dry goods
clothing boots and shoes, that
they have concluded to sell them
off without regard to cost. See
their lad" in another column.
Nj NJ Cohn & Co., have reduced
their prices to suit purchasers
during the cotton picking season.
Dry goods, boots and shoes are
sold at sacrifice. Call and see
for yourself before purchasing
elsewhere, at the corner Main and
Markham streets. Little Rock.
Ark. +
Anderson Epperson, COL, of
Jefferson county, stabbed another
colored man named Cotton, with
a file, which resulted in the death
OF Cotton the same night. Whis-
key was the cause. Epperson
was arrested and is in the Pine
Bluff Jail awaiting the action Of
the grand jury, which will con-
veue next Monday.
The Mansion Office has been
removed from the first floor of
OHarar's building ?19 Main
street, to room No l and 2 on the
second floor Immediately over
the old office, which is now occu-
pied by w H Rankin for carriage
shop. Mr.. Rankin came to this
city last January from Monticel-
10, Drew county, and commenced
business on Tenth street, near
center and last week moved to
this building. His blacksmith
shop is in a part of O'Harar's
stable in the yard.
Hon John NJ Langston, who
was so persistently urged by the
leading colored men at the capl-
tol short time ago, to resign
the Haytian Mission, with hope
of getting something better, con
suited his best interest and left
for his post, Port an Prince, Hay
ii, on the 25th ult. The Haytian
mission is the best one of colored
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