Arkansas weekly mansion., 1884-03-15

mer & Brothers for bargains in
dry goods and ready made cloth
ing. Tell him the Mansion says
he sells the cheapest of all the
Markham street lnerchants.
Jno A Jungkind, telephone
No 141 Main street, Druggist, is
out this week in a stylish hand
bill, calling attention to their
large and new style OF paints,
oils, garden seeds, etc, etc. They
are cleaning up for spring and
will be pleased to meet their old
friends at ia Main street.
The city council met last Tues
day night, q quorum was present
and they did a lot of unfinished
business. Space will not permit
US to give the proceedings in full
in this issue.
Look! Look! Look at the
gigantic advertisement of Quinn
& Gray, on the second page of
this issue of the Mansion, and be
sure to call and price their goods
and we are satisfied that you will
buy. +
We take great pleasure in call
ing the attention of our readers
to the large advertisement of NJ VI
Cohn & Co., On the second page
of this Issue. Call and see them
tor bargains in dry goods, corner
of Main and Markham.
Ottenhelmer Bros, are receiv-
ing their spring stock by the car
load. All they want their Gus
toners to do at present, is to call
and see their stock and price the
goods and in a few days they will
invite all to their grand opening.
When we called at Rapiers
cosmopolitan photograph gallery,
the other day, 4O4{ Main street,
our attention was drawn to the
beautiful sound of an excellent
Mathushek piano, on inquiry, we
found that Mr.. Rapier intends
to open up a large parlor in front
Of his very popular gallery, with
two pianos for the amusement OF
his waiting customers.
We met old Jerry for the first
time to know him, last Monday,
although we have lived here and
read of him for nearly eight years.
Mr. j Ill Flemming's introduced
him to us. This is the old negro
from whom Opie Read has sup,
piled himself with news of inter
est for 80 many years. Old Jerry
has the promise of many years
yet, although he says his house
has been carried away by the flood
and left him penniless.
At the meeting of the demo-
cratic state executive committee,
Little Rock was selected as the
place and June 25th as the time
for holding the democratic con
veption. The basis of represen-
tation was fixed at one delegate
for each 400 democratic voters and
one for each fraction over 200
votes, cast for governor in 1882.
Hot Springs made lively con-
test for the convention, Little
Rock winning by a vote OF six to
nine.
The West Indian Abroad is the
name of a new seven column pa.
per that found it's way to our
sanctum. bearing date February
2Sth. being vol l, number 1, pub
lished in New York by Geo Par.
ker 4 Co., j A Nj Johns and w
b Derrick editors. The advent
of this paper excells any colored
journal in Typography and make
up, that we have ever received
1t brought the life size photo
graph of one of the greatest ora
tors that America ever produced,
Hon Wendal Phillips. We well
come the West Indian to our ex
change list.
Agents remitting money should
always secure post office order
post note or postage stamps fol
the amount. or small bills in a
registered letter, as our prices
quoted to agents must be net, ii
will be rather expensive to the
sender to remit silver. All agents
must report once a week and re-
NIT what cash they have on hand
Persons remitting So in full tc
this office, will receive by return
mail an official receipt with g
copy of a large book called Ken
dall's Treatise on the Horse, which
is very essential for all personf
owning or raising stock to have
The book itself is worth SO cts
cash to any such person.