Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-11-10
News

thlro page OF this Issue.
When you want first class
dress suit cheap, 60 to b. Vets,
2O7 West Markham street. +
For the latest and best styles of
photographs, go to Jno p Rapier's,
4O4 Il Main st. ::
NJ. Stern is closing out at cost,
ladies cloaks, circulars, dolmans,
diagonal cloth, &C., at ALI Main
street. +
Ladies if you fail to examine the
New Home before buying a sewing
machine you are sure to regret it.
See the fine display at the office
of Nj. w. Shaw, 405 Main ST. +
For family groceries. fish,
chickens, butter, eggs and game,
go to Chrisman & Phillips, 1O7
West Fifth strecr.
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 see him. +
For bargains in family grocer
les, liquors, tobacco, cigars and
all kinds of country produce, go
toJ Kaufman's cheap store, No 420
East Markham street. x
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 Junskind druggist.
ia Main street, has just received
a large lot of window glass and
putty, which he will sell at down
town prices. Pure drugs ape
cialty.
Rev. J G Jones, p. E., of the
Little Rock district, will hold his
fourth quarterly conference at
Bethe! A. NJ. f. church, on Sat
urday, Nov 10th, at 9 o'clock,
Il III.
Colored people will find it to
their interest to ratronize the
merchants who advertise with us,
because these men are willing to
assist a coIored enterprise, they
are our friends.
Jas. IIasley, who was rushing
such a good business little while
ago Oh Fifth street, has returned
his stock to McSwine and closed
doors. lie has gone to work on
the Fort Smith road where he had
formerly been employed.
Jno. p. Rapier, one of the best
photograph artists in the city. is
furnishing his magnificent pic
lures, card size. for 81 90 per doz-
en-, cabinet size for 81 per dozen.
Call before going elsewhere, at
his notable gallery, No 404 IL
Main street. r
Z1oNsvILLE. Indiana, Nov. 3, 80.
DIR. B. j. Kendall & Co.-Gents;
Il have your valuable "Treatise
on the horse and his diseases" "
and your KendalFs SPAWN cure.
My horses had the epizootic, one
of them could not swallow for two
days. 1 applied the SPAWN cure
twice to her throat, and it gave
almost instant relief. think |
could sell 1000 Of your books.
Please give place to agents.
Yours truly,
PETER Bowen.
The Rev. w IL higgins dis
claims anything to do with the
Pollard matter. lie says Miss
Eliza Dilalfey was writing a Net
ter as he understood, to one
Brother Donley at Washington,
Ark. lie says that his name to
her mothers letter of consent as a
witness is a forgery, and that it
was Friday. the ed inst, he was
invited to Mrs, Dilahey's by Pol
lard, to supper. That he was In
no way II party to the deed; then
the young lady must have unwit-
tinslv committed the deed. So
don't punish her, she wanted a
white husband.
Cole & Co., the sash, door and
blind house, recently burnt out In
Memphis. is now ready to resume
business. Their travelling repre-
sentative, Mr.. &. w. CottrelI, who
has spent the interim OF several
weeks in Little Rock among his
multiplicity of friends, left this
week on a trip over the Fort
Smith and Memphis & Kansas
City railroads. Mr.. Cottreil is an
excellent, scholarly gentleman'
with pleasing manners, and Is
eminently popular and successful
as commercial tourist. 1t was
chiefly through his characteristic
vim, zeal and ever faithful work,
that Cole & Co. had established
such an immense trade in the tour
or five states tributary to Mem
phis. Wecongratulate them upon
having secured the services OF SO