The American guide., 1896-12-19

See Gus Blass & Co.'S ad in this
issue.
Call and examine Gus Blass & Co.'S
slaughter stock.
See W. 7. Taylor in his new quarters
on West Fifth street.
II you eat, go to Paul & Pats, the
cash grocers, Vest Fifth street.
For albums, toilet cases, mirrors, etc,
see Geo. Doerner, sos Main street
W. T. Taylors, West Fifth street, Is
the place to buy your holiday turkeys.
W. T. Taylor's new place is head
quarters for everything in the grocery
line.
Its first class and cheap for the
money. Call at W. NJ. Branch's new
depot.
NJ. W. Branch's new depot for game
, can not be beaten. No. ll3 West
Fifth St
Ladies' who keep boarding houses
should see W. 7. Taylor before going
elsewhere.
Go to Taylor's place, money is no OBJ
ject when it comes to pleasing his
customers.
Give your order for groceries to Paul
& Pat and you will get the best goods
at lowest prices.
Go to the Red Star liquor house, 800
East Markham street, and get your
Christmas liquors.
Go to W. NJ. Branchs new depot for
vegetables, fruits and nuts Of all kinds,
li3 west Fifth street,
The Red Star liquor house, 800 East
Markham street, is the place to go when
you are in the city. A. Lyons is man
| ager.
The native wine man on Fifth street,
between Louisiana and Center, reads
The GuIpE-and he's all right on native
wines, too
II you want bargain in dry goods,
clothing, boots, shoes, hats and caps,
call aud see Stced. Mashburn & Co.,
400 Main street.
Go tod. II. Boicourt & Co., sic Main
street, for hardware, stoves, tinware,
wood and iron mantels, CRATES and TIL
ing, bicycles, etc.
You can buy everything In the furni-
turc ainc cheap for cash or on time pay
I.Asata.ts 50sessur's, -ois Main street
lie has no agents.
Collector J. II. Sykes will be aroand
us usual for his collections Please be
ready for him M hc cant be SO many
places at the same time.
Mrs. I. Kuttner has The most hand.
some pattern hats, and the most stylish
hats, at the lowest prices Call and see
her goods, sos Main street
Hurry Iiill, the baker. is again striv.
ing to please the school children aud
the public generally by baking daily
those delicious cream puffs and dough.
nuts.
Call for what you want at W. NJ.
Branchs, lls West Fifth street, and
pay for what you get. Remember
Thanksgiving day. Everything at this
store
1t is astonishing how cheap b. 7
Mathews sells sugar, coffee, lard, but
ter and canned goods Can't, for my life,
see how he sells so cheap hut he will
sell them.
Oysters, crackers, nuts and fruits Of
every kind. Leave your order at W.
T, Taylor's, West Fifth street. His
wagon runs until ia o'clock on Satur-
day night.
The best flour, sugar, coffee meat and
vcgcta blcs always on hand at the cheap
est cash prices ut W. NJ Rciglcr's, iis
West Fifth street Call and examine
for yourselves
You can telephone your orders over
the new phone, No. ioo-dou't be afraid
to ask for what you want W. T.
Taylor is daily receiving everything
you could want
Ifyou wear tailor made clothes, don't
fail to go to the Capital Loan Office. s9s
suits for sl5. These goods are made to
order, but are uncalled for and nistits.
1903 East Markham street
Remember Loncrgans, 6is Main
street, is the place to go To get what
you need In the housekeeping line.
Loncrgan has the best Of goods. aud
don't ask two prices, either.
Mrs. viii Hennigcr, dealer in sheet
music and books. Special attention
given to teachers orders and orders by
mail. Full line Of national ioc. music.
aig Main street. Little Rock, Ark.
What crowds Of childrcnl What
crowds Of people! All going to Harry
Hills bakery, corner Of Ninth and
broadway, to buy doughnuts, cream
puifs and the incest bread ever made
by man.
The Opera House Saloon Ia open all
day and until 1 o'clock at night. visi-
tors to this place will find courteous
bur tenders, and full line Of the popu.
lar brands Of winen, WHISTLES, cigars,
tobacco, etc.
The Red Star liquor house, $40 East
Markham street, Ia the place where NIL
arc treated alike. Country people are
especially invited to call and examine
our stock OF liquors, cigars, tobacco and