The Mena weekly star., 1896-11-11
MENH BR EVITIFS'

A'i hihuS of game served to order in any style at the Oriental.
 Mr. R. c. Green returned last Fri. day from trip up north.
 Collins, coffin furniture ant lininos at Boyers Immature store. 3-4t 1 The Oriental makes spec,a,tv of serving fresh fish in the finest styles.
 If you have farm or town lot to sell or rent, list it with C. 0. WONDER.
 The very latest designs in lace n,ns are now on sale at The Mena Jewelrv Store
 E. F. Henry returned Monday from two weeks visit at his old home in Bentonville. Ark
 rC 0. Wonder can sell or rent vonr lots or farms if you will list them with him.
 Have you seen those gold and silver watches at The Mena Jewelry Store? They are all right
 Blank and time books. and all kinds of writing material at Ryde X Asdclrs; also Chancellor cigars.
 Ball bearing cuff buttons are the latest thing out Have you seer them? At The Mena Jewclry Store
 C. L. Brunskog, of Bentonvi,le, Ark came down to look over Mena with the intention of locating here
 4 special Sunday dinner at the ori- ental will be one of the features you cannot afford to miss next Sunday.
 If you want title examined or ab- straet made, see me. Ten years in the abstract business. c. O. WONDER.
 We defy any competition Tn our line. Come and see us. TIE LEADER,
 Friends to the People.
 Drop into my office and get ac- quainted. De Queen street near Jan ssen avenue. C. o. WONDER.
 Invitations have been issued for d progressive needle party to be given by Miss Octa Frady tomorrow evening.
 Ryde S Asdell's. next to Port Arthur House, is the place to get your Books. Stationary, Periodicals and Fine Ci- gars.
 v Miss Mayme Green, daughter of E. NJ. fGreen, came in from Lamar, Mo, Mon- day to join her parents in their new home MT. E. M. Green, who has been sick for some time, IS reported little bet ter today. Mrs. Green has also been sick for several days but is able to be around again.
 For nice fruits, nuts, cigars aud to- bacco, call on $. Picchi He also keeps a good line of groceries, corner of De Queen street and Sherwood avenue, back of Billiard hall. Being unable to get some of the most important points in the career of the late Capt. James T. Ward, the ar ticle upon his life will not be given as mentioned in last weeks issue of the Star.
 lT r. ". Egan, train master of the K. C.. F. & G. road, arrived Monday Tn his private car to visit Mena and look after business at this point He was accompanied by his wife and daughter/
 Miss Annie Ward, niece of the late Capt. J T. Ward, arrived in Mena last Friday evening, from Chicago, accom- panied by her attorney, Mir. J. H. Cole, of Lamar, Mo, to look after the estate left by Capt Ward.
 Everything is taking an extra quick move slnce the election. The wagons from the different lumber yards are hurrying off in every direction loaded with material for some new business house or residence
 Mir Nordin has purchased the inter- est owned by Oliver Jones, alias l.. F. Dawson. Tn the fruit stand on De Queen street Messrs. Blakely x Nor din are prepared to furnish customers with the best fruits and vegetables in the market. It. E Hudglns Bros. are building large addition to their warehouse on the corner of Sherwood avenue and Elm inc street It will be an immense
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