Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-08-18
Local News.
Dudley E. Jones-engines.

For a nice silk parasol go to
Ottenheimer & Bros.
For bargains in wall paper, go
to Chas. T Abeles, 215 Main st. +
For pure drugs or soda water,
go to Jno A Jungkind's ia
Main street.
Persons indebted to the Man
sion must pay up, or their paper
will be stopped.
For first class travelling trunk
cheap. go to Ottenhcimer Bros.
IL Main street. +
For any kind of mosquito bars
go to Ottenheimer Bros, II Main
street. +
Arbuckle- and Levering's coffee,
only Is cts. pound at Hasley's
fish and grocery store, 40 West
Fifth street.
Nj. w. Shaw, 407 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 see him. +
For Paints, Oils, Wall Paper,
Picture Frames, Doors, Sash,
Glass, ETC., etc, go to Chas. II.
Ables, & Co, No. 215, Main
Street.
Ladies' if you fail to examine the
New Home before buying sewing
machine you are sure to regret ii.
Soc the fine display at the New
Home office, 4O7 1-2 Main St. +
Chas. T Abeles has just received
an immense variety and quantity
of the best wall paper. Call be
tore purchasing elsewhere, 215
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.
For good high and dry land in
the western part of Arkansas.
Apply to Col. w. ID. Slack, land
commissioner, corner Markham
and commerce streets.
We are in receipt of a magazine
entitled Confederate Annals, pub
lished by j w Cunningham of St
Louis, Mo. We commend it to
the readers of the republic as
good history of the past, and
should not go unnOtlced.
Ottenheimer Bros, has Just re,
ceived Il new stock of the best
qualities of Brussels carpets and
have enroute new and varied
stock of ladies Jerseys. For bar
gains call at Ottenheimer &
Bros, IL Main street. +
Judge Eimore Mitchell of Pres
colt, Nevada county, is the COM
ing opponent of Hon. j. X. Jones
for congress. Judge Nj. stands
well among tie people of his dis
trict, and will doubtless make a
good race.
Mr. Jas. Noble who has charge
of the shipments of ali exposition
goods, tells US that Maj. Nowlin
shipped one car load before he
left and he has shipped two and a
half car loads more and still has
another ready for transportation.
Arkansaw is making the best
show of any state of undevelOped
resources in the union.
Business changes in the city
during the last week are: ID l.
Gray has sold out his interest in
the grocery business, corner Main
and Fifth streets, formerly known
as Gray & Horton, to } S Edmon-
son, a brother-in- law to MIR IlOr~
ton. The firm will hereafter De
STYLED and known as itdmonson
& Horton; both being good bust
ness men, we bespeak for them a
large and profitable trade.
A grand moonlight excursion
to this city, Aug. 25th, to attend
the Colored Baptist Convention,
which will convene in the Mis-
sionary Baptist church on the
Dist inst. The proceeds to apply
to the publication of the Arkan-
sas Times. Round trip from
Warren. Bradley county, So, and
at proportionate rate to Little
Rock. Returning will leave Lit
tie Rock Sunday evening at p.
m. Good order will be observed.
Refreshments on the train going
and coming. II l. Williams, l. {
Crute, Elder w B Gibson, mama
gers.
The Dardanelle & Russeliville
railroad was formerly opened last
Wednesday. The event was eel
ebrated by the citizens of Oars
danelle and surrounding country
by a grand barbecue and picnic.
About 5000 persons were on the
ground and the address OF wei
come was delivered by Hon X &
Bullock, mayor of Dardanelle,
which was responded to by Col
l.