Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-12-01
PERSONAL.

tie Capital Drug Store, where he
desires to meet his young friends
and acquaintance.
Arthur Wildberger has left j.
A. Jungkind's drug store and Is
now employed at Geo. A. Hughes
corner Main and Second streets.
Rev. Jesse Asbury of Hot
Springs. called on the Mansion
last Wednesday. en- route to Hell.
ena, to attend the South Arkan-
sas Conference, which convened
there last Thursday, II. NJ. Tur-
ner Bishop presiding.
Rev p w Wade, late of Au-
gusta station, now of Batesville,
gave us call last Wednesday, in
company with Rev j Nj Collins.
of Fort Smith station and editor
of the Review. We hope our
young men will not be like the
old, but will learn to app-e ciatc
and respect the press which is the
moulder of public sentiment.
Mr. + j BcttOn who cOmmenc-
ed his school last Tuesday, in
district No FL, about four miles
from the city, is having very
crcditable school, which speaks
well for Il future success.
We had journalistic call last
Monday, from the clever editor
and proprietor of the Lonoke
Democrat. We were pleased to
learn that he is succeeding admi :
rably.
Bishop Turner and daughter,
Miss Victoria, lett last Wednes-
day, for Helena, to hold the
South Arkansas Conference.
Thanksgiving day was appro-
priately observed in this city last
Thursday.
B Levinson has the finest stock
of Christmas whiskles and wines,
that was ever brought to Little
Rock. Try him.
NJ. 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 SEQ him. +
The L. S. snag boat, G. b
Reese, Capt. w. }. Ashford, A
N johnson, clerk, arrived from
the lower river last Monday, and
will lie up at this poH.
| Chas. II Ables & Coy, are doing
rushing business in sash, doors
and blinds and wall paper spe
cialty. No 2lo Main street Int
tie Rock, Ark. +
A PLEASANT CALL.-Itcv W
III w Rces, late of Iowa, and now
pastor of Centenary church, gave
the Mansion a pleasant call last
Thursday, in company with the
Rev w 9 Smith late of Indiana
and now presiding elder, vice
G Pollard transferred to Wis
cOnsin.
The fifth volume and fifth
number Of the Mobile Gazette
has at last made its appearance
after two years promised. Bro
Joseph, we ere pleased with the
first number of your paper that
reached Us, and think if it is your
personal work, you are capable
of holding down the Mobile post
office.
! In pursuance to call of the
citizens they met at Wesley Chap
ell, Little Rock. Nov. 81, 1888
to take into consideration the
Howard county outrage and the
necessary steps to obtain the
pardon or release OF the thirty
! three prisoners convicted at the
late term OF the Howard county
court for murder in the first and
second degree. At 7.3O there
was large turn ont and j. IL.
Stephens took the chair, stated
the object OF the meeting, etc.
George n Perkins was elected
chairman and Prof. j O W AL
eXander, secretary. On taking
the stand Mr.. Perkins gave his
views Oh the subject and asked
for further expression from 9th
ers, which was responded to by
f A Fulton, Il White and Prof.
ii b Fry.
On motion a committee of sew
en- was appointed to draft appro
pirate resolutions, petitions, etc
and report progress and make a
final report or or before the 10Th
of December instant.
DR. } III Smith moved that the
committee be empowered to send
tor persons and papers if neces-
sary. Carried.
Prof. Fry, moved that a COM
mittee of one he appointed in
each county in the state to assist
in carrying out the plans OF the
committee. Carried.
On motion of Rev r B White,
a committee of three was appoint