The Mena weekly star., 1897-01-27
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The Leader is the place to get bar. ga'ns ia shoes.
 The Leader has jest received big lot of tinware.
 Mrs J D levitt left sunday for U visit with relatives n Kentucky.
 Seeding time 1T almost here. Bay choice seed oats of N NJ. Roach
 Home made bread. cake and pies at the Port Arthur Eating House X Home Bakery.
 \. i. RoacAs wholesale business is rapidly growing. For anything in flour. feed and produce see him.
 If your clocks, watches, jewelry or sewing machines need repairing call on Il. Syar the jeweler, Pickering avenue.
 4. " st John returned to Mcua yesterday after spending several weeks at Carthage Mo. looking after business interests there
 We have an immense stock of gents and lady's underware which must be sold. price not considered. Come and see. TuE LEADER
 Anyone having Polk county real estate to exchange for property at Carthage, Mo, might find something of interest to them by calling at this office
 MusiciS < Holt can sell you first class piano or organ very cheap and on easy terms. Go look at their instru- ments- Next door to Green X Lewis grocery store.
 The Euchre club met al the usual place last night and enjoyed the even- ing in their chosen game The lady's first prize was won by Mrs Joe Frady and the gentlemans by Col. Byers.
 Use only Standard sewing machine needles. for all machines. Made of the best material and guaranteed to fit. Kept by T. Syar, the jeweler, on Pickering avenue near Mena street.
 Now that cold weather has come, if your watches and clocks freeze up or get out of order take them to II. Syar, the jeweler. Sewing machine sup plies kept East Mena street, near Green, Lewis < Go. $ store.
 Readers of the Star will take notice that with this issue the continued story "The Mistress of the Mine, by Robert Barr, commences. If any issue fails to reach you inform Us and we will supply the missing number
 I. ". Rhayme. accompanied by R. c. Macon, both of Bentonville arrived Tuesday to take q hunt for bear and other small game in this viesnisy. Mr. Rhayme will remain several weeks as he has a daughter here and two sons on claim near town whom he wishes to visit
 The ladies of the II E. Church south will give box supper in Mir. Pryors' new store building at the corner of De Queen street and Port Arthur avenue, this Wednesday, evening, commence ing 1t 7:30. Some time will be de voted to music and conversation, and a pleasant evening is promised to all who attend.
 j. C. Lewis. from near Board Camp,
  called at the Star office today to have his name placed on the subscription list and to opurchase some mining claim blanks. He is doing some mining out near Beaver Pond and received re- suits from an assay of ore from his shaft which he sent to Robinson Bros. giving $l36O per ton in gold.
 Hon. M. T. Frisco, of Jasper, New ton county, Ark, was in our city Mon- day, and during his visit here gave the Star call. Mir. Frisco is candi- date for United States marshal for the Western district of Arkansas. He is d fine appearing and an exceedingly pleasant gentleman, showing himself worthy of the office he seeks.
 In spite of the cold weather the show window at the Mena Jewelry Store continues to be the attraction, containing, as it does. beautiful watches and rings, old and rare coins. ancient bills. Jumps of melted gold, samples of copper, lead and jack, h.