Letter from E. H. Featherstone to John D. Adams, concerning a note given by Featherstone and Benjamin F. Pope to Samuel Adams, then Treasurer of Arkansas.

Appointment of Moses Morrison, "of Austins Colony and Province of Texas," agent and attorney of Joshua Morrison, Hempstead County in order to collect "two protested orders" totalling $150.

Notebook, ca. 100 pages, in which were pasted circulars (mimeographed) from the State Provost Marshall's office and the State Adjutant General's office, as well as correspondence concerning the draft.

Notebook, ca. 100 pages, in which were pasted circulars (mimeographed) from the State Provost Marshall's office and the State Adjutant General's office, as well as correspondence concerning the draft.

Folded brochure containing halftone portrait of Claude A. Fuller, message "To the Democratic Voters of the Third Congressional District," biographical information, and endorsements of clergymen and organizations.

Notebook containing account of journey through Arkansas and Texas, 1 October 1855 -4 November 1855. Writer unknown. Notebook contains 108 pp, only 25 filled.

Research paper, based on primary sources, presenting a case for considering William Hope "Coin" Harvey's early twentieth-century development activities at Monte Ne, Arkansas, to be those of a landscape architect.

Letter, June 6, 1878, from Governor William Read Miller to D. E. Jones, pertaining to resignation of Jones as a Trustee of the Arkansas Industrial University.

"List of notes &c deposited with me by J.J.J. Ferrell the 16th July A.D. 1861 when starting off a volunteer for the seat of war." Signed by James H. Means of Hampton, Arkansas, March 15, 1861. Names and amounts payable.

Printed form letter, with reply form for dues payment, from the Malvern Hoo Hoo Club No. 46, regarding the nearly complete first Hoo Hoo clubhouse in America, Hoo Hoo Home No. 1 facing Lake Catherine.

Printed leaflet, folded to 4 pages (union label on p. 4), urging votes for Brose Masingill (against Dwight Blackwood for State Highway Commissioner) and "good roads with­out bonds."

Two typed letters, on U. S. House of Representatives, Committee on the Judiciary, letterhead, from Thaddeus H. Caraway to Judge J. N. Rachels, Searcy, asking support for Caraway's candidacy for U. S. Senate; typed carbon copy of letter [from Rachels] to Caraway.

Accounts of some 43 customers from J. M. Green, Dealer in Dry Goods and Groceries, mostly on letterhead (two different styles), 1859-1863. J. M. Green's address printed "Elgin, Ark.," with "Strawberry" or "Mouth Strawberry" written in 1860-1863. 47 sheets.

Printed leaflet, folded to 4 pp, giving record and qualifications of Tom A. Hill, candidate for Lieutenant Governor. Includes "Typographical Union Labor, Pine Bluff," logo and halftone of Hill.

Printed (Allied Printing, Little Rock) leaflet, folded to 4 pages, by Wallace Davis, son of Jeff Davis, concerning the political enmity between his father and candidate James P. Clarke; in form of letter addressed to Hon. W. F. Kirby, Little Rock.

Handwritten receipt for tuition signed by James H. Stirman, Treasurer of Arkansas College, Fayetteville.

12-page booklet "To The Investor, The Manufacturer and Agriculturist," describing Fort Smith, its "Municipal and Commercial Improvements," and "What Fort Smith Wants In Factories," issued by The Commercial League, Fort Smith.

4-page folded leaflet describing Fort Smith's assets and encouraging immigration, issued by the Business Men's Club of Fort Smith.

Printed tally sheets, filled in with pencil dated October 24, 25, 27, 28, 29, 30, and 31, 1913; October 24 sheet with penciled announcement for "meeting tonight."

Printed letter from W. E. Woodruff announcing himself as candidate for renomination as State Treasurer, describing his accomplishments as Treasurer since 1881.

Printed address of Alexander Copeland Millar to Arkansas Legislature concerning decline in forest reserves in Arkansas, 1904-1927, and the steps necessary to restore Arkansas's forests.

Small broadside listing the Reverend Wesley Smith's accomplishments ("laboring since Jan. 1st among the Sac & Fox Indians, west of the Creek Nation"), asking for donations. Penciled note at bottom of broadside probably by dealer.

Folder about Arkansas Children's Home Society, Little Rock, and letter (2 pages, envelope) from the Reverend O. P. Christian, Superintendent, to John W. Gresham, Probate Clerk, Dallas County. Folder, letterhead, and envelope contain half-tone illustrations of children and Hilliard Receiving Home.

Program for violin concert by William Worth Bailey, accompanied by Mrs. Elizabeth Price Coffey, Subiaco College Auditorium, 16 May 1912.

Notes on the history of the Church of the Living God, petition for a Christian Industrial Orphan Home Academy to be located at Wilton (Little River County), leaflet containing annual report of the Academy for 1903 (J. S. Christian, President), and form letter (1905) asking for donations.