The American guide., 1896-03-28

II you want wnll paper, schooi oooKs'
states, pencils, etc, you should go to
the Arkansas Book snd Paper Co
when you are thinking of the Office
Of constable, don't overlook Peter
Schmuck, the present efficiont officer.
We have had several constables OF
Big Rock, but none during our lifetime
that ever equalled our Uncle Peter
Schmuck.
AT the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs Joe
Washington in North Little Rock was
born babe with teeth. Quite a strange
| freak. Mother and child both doing
well.
Cyrus Pope died at Wrightsville, Ark
March 50, at 9:s5 a, IN. aged 70 years.
Funeral services were conducted by
Rev, L. d. Brown, and was largely at
tended.
We call special attention to the adver-
tisement Of the shoe manufacturers
sale. They have on hand full stock OF
all Glasses of shoes at the very lowest
prices. Call and see them.
When you want pure whiskey, call at
the Red Star Liquor House, No. 500
East Markham street. jug trade a
a speciality. Orders taken from any part
of the state. A. Lyons, manager.
We keep on hand at all times class
of boots, shoes and rubbers that we can
guarantee. Call and examine our
goods before going elsewhere. Geo. Ii.
Stratman & Son, 2O7 Main street,
Our subscribers should net overlook
the ad of Steed & Masburn, and when
you want dry goods, clothing, etc, you
should give them call, at 400 Main st.
They guarantee full satisfaction.
W. T. & r. J. Wilson, corner Second
and Scott streets, the oldest and most
reliable wholesale firm in the city,
They strive to please their customers
Don't miss them when you want gro
ceries.
Mr.. Lawrence and Miss Fannie Ford
desire, through the GUIDE, to express
their thanks and gratitude for the as
sistance, love and sympathy shown
them In their deep sorrow over the loss
OF their beloved father.
James Morris, the Ninth street res
taurant man, is circulating a petition
amongst the best citizens to petition
the city council to pass an ordinance
prohibiting females from promenading
the streets after 0 o'clock p. IN, with
ont an escort.
Mrs. T. Kuttner, agent, No. sos Main
street, has returned from New York
with a large stock of French patterns,
She has on hand an assortment of the
most stylish hats in the city ut reasona-
bic prices. Everybody invited TO the
opening. Watch for the date.
Don't forget the Jockey social enter
thiHuitut, W oe gwen " ths h'oN i'"N'
club at Thompson's hall, on Monday
night, March 80. All the jockeys will
be there. A most delightful time will
be had by all that attend. Come out
and enjoy yourselves with the strangers
and Jockeys that are In the city.
The attention Of those that desire
medical attention is called to the adver
tisement Of the Rea Treatment. You
should give these doctors call. Con-
sultatiap free. Examination and treat
ment reasonable. They guarantee a
cure In al cases or no pay. Cal and
see them. Talk 10 them aoout your
ailments; II will cost you nothing.
The Y. r. U. at the First Baptist
church will entertain their visitors on
Easter Sunday from $3.50 p. IN. to the
close OF the program. Mack Washing.
ton, the president, has made all neees-
sary preparations for an enjoyable af-
fair. We hope to see the church crowd
ed with our young boys and girls.
Come early and get comfortable seat
The program for the occasion is excel
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