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 ID ESPECTFULLY ;;ntos.,, 1s-YoT.) hH H of Little Rock, and of 'ts tss sns e eitizeI generally that ne has opened , esIllol II si'is FFa' on the Alley near fS tSo iss'aiSp the riyer, next door east of RroaaIsl saIlk Arkansas Inn, for the purpose gasSS@ndeld aS on the above business in all ;,. t. Saarrryil branches. All orders for T;n .ss 0iHere description. or for coyering ka,, are ot al copper, tin, or lead, will be exaa,ss ,guses vi despatch, and on reasonable fo..a fssa1ea vi

 Intending to make a apermanan,a N,1ls,

 in this town, he hopes by his ass;a.,3s sa aeeati strict attention to business. to tS'ually uy receive liberal share of the patroas m l,essl a the citizens and public generaliS flfiss0nage Littie Rock, Jiay 20, 1883. a,c