The Mena weekly star., 1897-04-21
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Sewing machine needles at Boyer's.
 Mattings, oil cloth, linoleum at Boy er's.
 Blank notes for sale at the Star of flee.
 Picture frames to order any size, at Boyers
 Mating 5 cents per yard and better at Boyer's
 Gents underwear at bed rock prices at The Leader.
 The switch was completed to Pryors saw mill yesterday.
 The Leader will have a speclal pants sale Saturday April 24
 A quantity of heavy paper suitable for ceiling rooms with, for sale at this office.
 Home made bread, cake and pies at the Port Arthur Eating House & Home Bakery.
 Screen wire of all sizes and any quantity at Sneed $ Jones hardware store, Mena street
 Joe. F. Landes, assistant townsite agent, returned yesterday from a bnsi- ness trip to Kansas City.
 Miss Edith sawdon came down from Eureka Springs yesterday to remain with her mother awhile
 R. Il James, of Eureka Springs. ar. rived yesterday to look after interests here and see Mena grow.
 List your lands with A. w. g.. John & Co.,, real estate and collection agents. Every tract wlfi be described and advertised in this paper.
 Remember that if you are going to buy ring and wish to be certain it is a SOLID GOLD, that the Mena Jew elry Store is the place to buy it.
 Five and ten acre tracts for sale; Sso per acre; two hundred yards west of Holitzell's brick yard. Call at prem ises. (tf) J. S. HALL.
 R. H. Harsh's car load of household goods arrived yesterday and were up- loaded at the Hotel Southern which will be run by MT Harsh after May L
 z. c. Duun, of Kansas City, repre- senting the Official Handboo of the K. C., P. X C.. railroad was in Mena a few days this week in the line of his duties
 MusiclS & 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 G Lewis grocery store.
 ". Il. Booth, of Texarkana. has leased the Frady building on De Queen street and expects to move here and put in large stock of furniture as soon as 1t is completed.
 R. IL Harsh has leased the Hotel Southern near Jansen park and will open 1t to the public on May l. He proposes to make this popular home like place for single men and families.
 " S Pryor's gray saddle horse got out of his stable early last week aud as yet has not been fcnnd. He was tracked as far as Heath, where several saw him, but beyond that they cannot trace him.
 They come and they go-now you find them, now you don't-but F. P. Smith, of tho Mena JeEelry Store, can always be found at the same old place on De Queen street, prepared to do your repair work as it should be done.
 George Mathews, superintendent of construction, came down from Kansas City Monday and remained here one day to inspect the work under pro- gress here. He was accompanied by his assistant, Mr. Sinons, and went on down the line Tuesday.
 V VI. Wdue, ioruSrly or tne nFm or Slate 6 Wade, millers of Carthage, Mo, was here last week representing the Real Patterson Milling Co, of Cof- feyville. Kan. He found Mena good place to do business, selling six car loads of four while here.
 The car of household goods and live  stock shipped from Carthage, Mo, by A. ". St. John last week arrived Sat