Arkansas weekly mansion., 1884-02-02

quick, go to hbeles, LOOK 20
+
For neat job work done on
short notice call at the Mansion
Office.
Abeles, Cook & Co, dealers in
all kinds of building material,
42O West Markham street.
TO get your prescriptions filled
with pure drugs go to J B Bonds,
corner of Fifth and Main. +
For the latest and best styles of
photographs go to Jno p Rapiers,
4O4 1-2 Main st.
Landreth's fresh garden seeds
and onion sets, just received at
Jungkind's drug store, ia Main
street, eight papers for a quarter
or three for dime.
Chas T Abeles & Co. are doing
a rushing business in sash, doors
and blinds and wall paper spe-
clalty. No 215 Main street, Lit
tie Rock, Ark. +
Abeles, Cook & Co., manufac~
turers of sash, doors, blinds, and
all kinds OF frames, mouldings,
stair railings, balusters, Newell
posts, ETC., etc, 42O West Mark
ham street, Little Rock. *
Davis & Ketcher is the place to
get a stove cheap and on easy
terms for part cash ana the bal
ance by installments. Call early
if you want a bargain, corner of
Fourth and Nam streets. + ~
Chas T Ables & Co., are having
run on weather strips, The late
cold snap has made that very
desirable necessity. For a neat
and quick job go to Chas Il
Abeles & Co., 215 Main street. +
DIR. Porter will hold his quart
erly meeting at Argenta to>mor-
row, Sunday, Feb. Sd, holding
love-teast at IL o'clock a. m. and
communion at 3 o'clock p. m.
Also, at Trinity Chapel, on Capt.
tol Hill, Little Rock, at 7 p. m.
The public are invited.
We are authorized to say that
owing to the very successful hol-
iday trade Mr. Stiff enjoyed, that
he wishes to enlarge his estab-
lishment, and will close out his
entira stock. For bargains in
jewclry call at Charles StlHs, no
Main street. +
The first number of the Church
Tidings. a monthly published by
Rev. w. II. W.Rees, in the inter
est of his congregation. was dis
tributed last Monday. 1t is a
neat paper containing much in
formation and well patronized by
advertisers. Mr.. Rees is pow
erfuI writer and no doubt Will
run an interesting paper in the
interest of his church.
Cunningham & Dobbins, Main
st, between Seventh and Eighth,
sells flour and orders the sack re-
turned. A country lady bought
a sack and stayed all night 1T a
neighbors house and borrowed a
barrel to put her flour in, that she
might return the sack. L. III.
Judge II. c. Caldwell has de-
cidedly declined to accept if he
is appointed to the U. S. District
Judgeship, but thanked his many
friends for their manifestation of
confidence in him as to name him
for the position, but the difference
in the salary is not sufficient to
warrant the change.
Mr.. Barna, and several others,
undertook to corner Mclaughlin
in Argenta a few days ago to get
revenge out of him for the reports
circulated about Barna killing a
man some time ago. But officer
Speight was standing by and in
terfered which saved Mclaughlin
no doubt, from a premature grave,
as it is no harm to kill a man in
Argenta.
A few days ago several white
men for experiments sake, shot a
colored woman in the heel, and in
turn her colored friend shot one
of them and he died. The whites
wanted to lynch the blacks as
usual for riot. but that thing is
playing out. The colored people
have submitted to these outrages
long enough, They are fast COM
ing to the conclusion that self
preservation is the first laws of
nature.
In the February number OF the
North. American Review will be
found some very interesting dis
cussions. First, the retirement
of Mr.. Carl Schurz. Second,
corporations, their employees and
the public. Third, historical
sketch of Henry Vaughan Silur-
ist, a poet of the 18th century.
Senator j. J. Ingalls, in reference
to John Browns place in history,
&c. 80 Lafayette Place, n. T.,
or at any book store.
A call at Judge Karr's office a
few days ago demonstrated the
fact that the latch string was not
out as usual. A few minutes de-