Arkansas weekly mansion., 1884-02-23
Local News

Mrs. Fette's is the place to get
a good cigar. See her sad IN
another column.
For cheap bargains during the
dull times, go to Ottenhelmer
Brothers.
TO get your prescriptions filled
with pure drugs 90 to j B Bonds,
corner of Fifth and Main. +
Fer the latest and best styles of
photographs, go to Jno L Rapler s,
4O4 IL Main st.
The German Bank is the place
to deposit your spare change tor
safe keeping-cOrner Main and
Markham streets.
The bankrupt stock of Quinn
Bros. will be sold: ct United
States Marshal's sale next Mon
dav
For turkeys, chickens, game
fish and family groceries. cheap,
go to Chrisman & Phillips, 101
west Fifth street. 7
j. KaufmaA's Is the place to
get family groceries, liquors, to-
bacco and cigars cheap, at No.
42O East Markham street, Little
Rock, Arkansas, t
Landreth's fresh garden seeds
and onion sets, just received at
Jungkind's drug store, ia Main
street, eight papers for quarter
or three for dime.
Davis & Eetcher is the place to
get stove cheap and on easy
terms for part cash and the bal
ance by installmcnts. Ga II early
if you want a bargain, corner OF
Fourth and Nam streets. +
Mount Zion Baptist church de
posted with Hon. NJ. w. Gibbs
last Thursday, $3.50 for the benc
1he will of Dennis Dougherty
was admitted to probate Iast
Monday and an crder issued toI
letters of eXecutorship to Mr.. Lind
ley, according to the request o
the deceased. The executor will
soon begin the work OF gathering
the estate together.
The "Cote,ic Social Club me
at the residence of Miss NJ. +
Harris, and after indulging in I
few dry jokes and music, songs
etc, arranged for its first month";,
entertainment to take place OF
Friday eve, Feb. 22d, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Dr.. Smith; and will
meet again OIL next Monlay nigh
at the residence of Robert Jones
To-day was set last Saturda,
by the Judges of the Suprem
Court, to hear the argument II
tue Howard county riot cases
which is the third and last post
ponement: the judges will have t.
give their opinion and face th
law, whether they hang them il
leffigy or reality. They are mel
learned in the law, and should b,
men of stamina and determine
tion for right. Let's hear.
To say that our streets have
during the past winter been in T.;
miserable condition is drawing i
mild. They are a disgrace to he
citizens and show conclusivel,
that our present city government
is in the hands OF do nothing, care
nothing embeciles. If there ism
something done soon to reliev,
our citizens of this miserable con
dition of things, there will bt
trouble in this tax collecting de
Fartment-
The residence eff Judge Karr OF
the little mountain plateau, two
miles above the city, afforded on'
Of the best views for overlooking
the recent floods in the Arkansal
river valley of any point in thi:
vicinity. The Judge is justly
proud of his little home nestlin 6
as it does, high up on the noun
tain side, overlooking the city ano
the beautiful and fertile valley o
the Arkansas, where he will soor
be surrounded with orchards
gardens snd VINEYARDS; where he
can literally recline under his OWL
vine and fig tree, with none ts
modest or make afraid.
The Old Folks concert at Beth
el A NJ F. church, last Thursday
night, was a complete success IN
every particular. The perform
ancc and dialogues were excel
lent in the extreme, the house
was full to standing capacity.
The performance lasted and
was very interesting until
II IN. Miss Laura f Porter pre-
sided at the organ and w III
Smith was stage manager. Eve,
rythiny was well conducted and
the affair credit to the colored
people of the city. The ladies
served few refreshments, but at
10 m. nothing remained but few