The Mena weekly star., 1896-11-04
MEME 8REYITIES

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 Prof. J. E. Lawrence left Monday Tor a short stay in Kansas City.
 Considerable building material is now on the ground for the new ropnd. house
 Joe Glenn, foreman of the bridoe construction crew, went to Kansas City Monday.
 Have you seen those gold and silver watches at The Mena Jewelrv Store2 They are all right.
 Blank and time books, and all kinds ot writing material at Ryde & Asdell's; also Chancellor cigars
 Ryde X Asdell's, next to Port Arthur House, is the place to get your Books Stationary, Periodicals and Fine Ci. gars.
 To be able to give it's readers prompt and reliable reports of both national and city elections the Star delayed publication one day.
 Geo. W. Johnson. the ieweler who has been sick for some time. is able to be out attending business He has moved from the postoffice building to No. 6, Mena street.
 For n'ce fruits, nuts, cigars aud to- bacco, call on $. Picchi. He also keeps good line of groceries, corner of De Queen street and Sherwood avenue. back of Billiard hall.
 Mrs. J. R. Bowles. who has been visiting her mother Mrs. A. Frady. left Saturday for her home at Bonne Terre. Mo, in response to a telegram announcing the sickness of her hus- band.
 Mrs J. C. Cunningham. of Eureka Springs, has opened a branch millin- cry and ladies furnishing store at cor ner of Mena street and Sherwood avenue. Mrs. r. Sawden is in charge with full stock of ready made dresses shirt waists, underwear, fancy goods and latest designs of hats.
 The supper given by the ladies of the M. E. Church South last Wednesday night would have been a failure on ac- count of the rain if it were not for the fact that large number of tickets were sold prior to that night. As it was neat sum was raised to help pay the debt on the tabernacle. /
 w. M. Bryant & Go. have opened up nice stock of general merchandise in the Wadsworth building on Mena street. These gentlemen are from Keptuclsy. They are mueh pleased wih Neua sGlShav e great AtA ip her Tuture as. is,e7idenced Rs'Ws>stocls Sf goods titey .sAe ' openetf 4lSst store witb. :. . A.ss. ~A. The;M- k. < E ffo& co@pSy 4idJ of all. Of .ehsir nier. his. week., and ,iaiapy of tbe1tS Save' Sase to'tHeiy D. spsexve AomesHe .yste. Hhet Expect. to. Nurn .aand hegin wSgs okStRe rSundAopse. next, @eeRt With. e lNsS ,fofse of .mse, 'and. pysA xhs Wsrls with 'atr psssbiss sspeedegS tSl fhas mseh4 4eel.-, ed hoese iaAa.isS SeK z. .'s,' f H. ARehe. tssmstes as, lla*t9is twas .seasfssaxTty Nss essiS.s He t- ton. .se ere B%hs a$load. of keybt The werthads, also 9avsEm,a a seS.ss, letter to. h anqaAifed which. .aSptaineS- cheeks Atd3uptjng. sd.S6i. so. aS blaSed. his team ikA NbeAsfSasy 1Rsifs ,oopeped ~9s> eta, etttsAaS;,, ea 9JN SfteA sss&ipg. Rne ,ot tHss se. sRessies q ped apt Sth.tAS ,otsefss 5. AsA eRw A bsiass s rsSiN N N 5S 'eap isss'naSs ss = s4 assa sisii$. psvs5S Sss v,l55 VI 'be sstefesting reaaiESso syefyo7s but .to.fSsseenj \ ,'feadR 7 T dS at .6s Asg, Aeadip .hsster, .ypu'sho%aSe. eertass AhaaSsk h S sTt. .gfasAs @att aAsAselir eyes. s& Ay5si hqretS gst tiAiA7l, tAA X .you sisoald'ge s{ onicss' icss' ' tts sThe 1xeka Jew sri.y, sscf q a;lFd ssv D pair of those Gqas tss Sen- thsie bls spectacles. X on 'sYFekthe nrsvilege of returning s sat Sahy tf4a sitlNn one year if .thsN shcila nat suit you, Corner De pueensstreeSand Janssen avenue. .: Rev B A.. Sage, presiding elder sa{ Oh e, Hot Springs district Sofl the M4sl1l1. 0rNireh' South, was in ourt city