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STREET Y, LITTLE ROCK. |lHIS well known establishment,

 located ill the business part ol city has iastuhdergone thorough tir, and las been almost entirely led and re-iurnished, for the ac- 2 public.

 cry respectfully announces to his friends, and the public generally, pared to extend 10 the travelling ent visitors, and boarders, accom- ssed by any establishment west of nd pledges himself that every at adcrcd to promote the comfort of his house, that vigilance and f. being determined to spare neither e in giving satisfaction to his meritthe patronage of the pub his ales, wines, liquors. and se- hat the New Orleans market can

 is confident, he having, with | cd them himself. He has also for ice sufficient for the whole | Brownstout always in bottles :: ' {. His cooks are celebrated in

 his servants faithful and atten- ustv and courteous,

 Hies, every attainable delicacy | d superior manner, and at the ices.

 brick stables are under the man avid SlleltoH, where carriages, | 5, are always ready for those who mail, carried in elegant and com

 coaches, for the accommodation

 this house tri-weckly, and ac- can al any time be procured OH oy applying to the proprietor, who whose courteous department and ads, in sone measure, to soothe flesh is heir to.

 Moatgomery's Point and Rock inc of stages, is also kent at this of the proprictors can be found,

 desirous to accommt date. and attention and regularity, is not Stockton ora Reside; and also, tan Buren mail line, whose agent | md at his post.

 | at landing, passengers will always | s, and drays, in attendance.

 JOHN BROWN. l9, 1915. 23-tf