Arkansas weekly mansion., 1884-03-08
DIR in Colburn l. Co., have

DR. William Thompson, de-
serves praise for his taste and en-
terprise. His latest investment is
the gigantic brick, corner Main
and Seventh streets.
The sermon preached last Sun
day night on the "Unpardonable
Sin," by Rev w A J Phillips,
was a masterly effort and to the
point. lie said that sin was the
rejection of Christ.
The Harrison Times, is one of
the late new visitors to our sanc-
tum. 1t is a neat newsy Journal,
published at Harrison, Boon coun-
ty, Ark, by Messrs Newman &
King. We congratulate them
and welcome the Times to our
exchange list.
Mr. Moses Harris. the fighting
editor of the Horse Shoe, at Hot
Springs. has been expelled from
Hot Springs without time to get
his baggage. He is said to be on
his way to Washington, ID c.. to
work on the National Republican.
The Arcade, Mark Nj Cohn &
Co., proprietors, corner Main and
Mari ham, are booming. Their
business begins to look lively, as
the people begin to rush to them
for bargains. They are now sell
ing out without regard to cost, to
make room for their spring stock.
Their big cad" will appear in
our next issue. Call on them.
The Flynn Bros, completed
their bend last Tuesday. Frank
Flynn's bond for $37, 500 was
made by w N Murphy, Job
Pritchard, A S Nickerson and
George Townsend of Hot Springs
and Angelo Marie Of this city.
Will Flynn's bond for $4,000, was
made by Frank Flynn, Murphy
and Townsend. They are pretty
badly used up, and they like col
ored rioters, should be made ex-
amples OF in order to stop such
feuds.
Next Sunday Elder Phillips
will preach from the 18th chap
ter of Exodus and 14th verse.
Suhiect-''The forty wonders OF
the Israelites from Egypt to the
promised land in Canann," con
trasted with the first twenty years
of the freedom of the colored race
in America Text -" Go for
ward" 1st. AS officers. I'd. AS
a church in the work OF moral
and religious improvement. Sd.
Educational development to a
higher degree of religious culture.
Agents remitting money should
always secure post office order,
post note or postage stamps for
the amount, or small bills in a
registered letter, as our prices
quoted to agents must be net, it
will be rather expensive to the
sender to remit silver. A agents
must report once a week and re-
NIT what cash they have On hand.
Persons remitting s. in full to
this office, will receive by return
mail an official receipt with a
copy of large book called Ken
dall's Treatise on the Horse, which
is very essential for all persons
owning or raising stock to have.
The book itself is worth 80 cts.
cash to any such person.
Stinson & Co. are a striking
illustration of what can be accom-
p'ished by energy, industry and
good Judgment. There is Groom
at the top'-all honor to those
who fight their way up. This
firm believes in standard goods
and low prices, and on that prin-
ciple their business is conducted.
American homes should be made
beautiful by refined and merito-
nous works of art; no one hiss
anv excuse for not adding to their
homes the charms of pictures, for
fine works of high art are within
the reach of all See their cad
i'm another column.
The annual sermon of the
Grand United Order of odd Eel
lows, was preached last Sunday
afternoon at ; o'clock at Bethel
church, by the Rev Henry Harris
of Trinity church. His sermon
was very impressive, selected
from the 10Th chapter and I'd
verse of the Acts of the Apostles.
"Have We received the Holy
Ghost since ye believed" The
congregation was large and at
tentive. Rev w A j Phillips at
the close of his discourse, drew
some striking analogies be-
tween Odd Fellowship and
Freemasonry and the church of
God and upon closing, Rev G G
Riley in few words said the
principle of odd fellowship was
founded on the Bible, that it took
a good Christian to make a good
odd fellow, in which all odd fell
lows should agree. The collec-
ton taken mp including what the
odd fellows give amounted to over
SO.
A VALUABLE GIFT.