Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-28
News

ottenhelmer Il Bros.
For bargains in brussels cars
pets go to Ottenheimer & Bros.
Persons indebted TO the Man
SION must pay up, or their paper
Will be stopped.
For a first class travelin" trunk
cheap. go to Ottenheimcr Bros.
ii Main street. +
For any kind of mosquito bars
&c" to 6ttenhcimer Bros. II Main
street. +
Call ut IIaslcy's fish store 40
West Fifth street. Fresh ii5
always on lie. +
Rev Reubcn W hitc is pro-
crossing nicely with his new
church. the roof and east gable
end-is up.
All of those persons whose
names have been published as
agents, must make some report
or their names will be dropped.
NJ w. Shaw, lO7 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. H..
Ables, & Co, No. 215, Main
Street. I
Ladies' if you fail to examine the
New Home before buying q sewing
machine you are sure TO regret it.
Sc the fine display ut the New
Home office, fO1 IL Main st. +
Persons desiring any 1nforma-
ton regarding the Mosaic Tenn
plars, will do well to consult J f.
Bush, grand scribe, either by
correspondence or otherwise. t
We have for sale cheap and
on easy terms, one OF Wilson $
Oscillating Sewing Machines. pi-
amos, organs, etc. Inquire at the
Mansion office.
Deacon j Thrown, has arrived
at his home viz: Detroit Peniten-
tiary. Has shaved up and is now
ready for business with his stri-
ped pants on. How is this for
high.
Several cases of diptheria am on.
the children has been reported by
the different physicians. Among
which are two cases at circuit
clerk, j l. Bays, No 1122 Scott
street.
n ID Skurlock of the Seven
Stars of Consolidation, has issued
his proclamation calling q con-
vention to meet in Pine Bluff on
the 10th day of September next,
at 10 a. m. All members are re-
qnested TO govern themselves ac-
cordingly.
Now the doors of the CONNER
cial houses have begun to be
opened to the colOred men as
clerks, our advice to the celored
people, is to stick to those who
stick to us, trade with those
merchants who have cOlOrcd
clerks and will dothe right thing.
Call at llasley's 10 West Fifth
street, for what you want in his
line.
Bethel was literally crowded
on Sabbath evening last by one
af the finest and most fashiOna-
BILE audiences that we have seen
at any time. But we were all dis
appointed, as DIR Porter was suf-
tering from bilious fever and was
too feeble to preach. His attend
ing physician left him on We'd
nesday. and says he will doubt
less be able to fill his post again
on Sunday next.
Thanks to the sender of copy
of the proceedings ofthe supreme
lodge of the Knights of l'ythias of
N "A 5 A f A and A held at
Vicksburg, Miss, May 10 II and
I2. 1883. We find Bro. Thos w
Stringer one of the leading lights
of that organization. lie is an
old and time honored friend of
ours, and a Jealous worker IN
whatever he undertakes. The
association has the Mansion 8 good
wishes.
Samuel j r. Taylor of Chicago, |
and lady, are in the city. giving
Jubilee concerts. The first en-
tertainment was given at the
Zion A Nj F. church last Thurs
.Iav night. AS it had not been
published in the Mansion, and
no dodgers circulated, it was not
generally known. consequently a
very few persons were present.
A number of the first citizens
were on hand in time and were
highly pleased at the comlcal
songs !rendered in original plan
tation style. The audience ap-
pIauded the singers at every IN
terval. 1t is to be hoped that MIR.