Great Western u. =. Vail


FROM
MOUTH OF W III r Z X IVIl
LITTLE ROCK, ARK's,
RX Sfelm.hnat and Post COacld
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GHNllE. undersigned. contractors for ira
Il the U. S. Mail from mouth Of Wi
ION the Miss.) by Steam.bo boat, 10 Roc
from thence in four.horse Post Coachs
Rock, will pu, that line into full opera.a
day next.


Passengers from the Mississippi wiIa
boat at the Mouth of White river every
Thursday and Saturday morning ati
for Rockroe, where they will NEE, the p
es, which will convey them through the r.
ric to Little Rock, by p. NJ. of the
days; and passengers will leave Little RI
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mon
8 O'Clock, and reach Mouth White rive
NJ. of the following days--.hrough inf
40 hours.


This limo forms the connecting linkb bt
great U. S. Ms,I Line by steam. boats %
siSsippi and Ohio rivers, and the U. 5.
Coach lines diverging ives, and south fr
Rock 10 Fort Smith and Washington.


Passengers from other States, wlshrd
the celebrated HOT SPRINGS. Or any q
in the interior of Arkansas, may rest as
this line will afford them ready and sPd
voyance from the Mississippi to Little
n! seasons, and particularly when the
is too low for ma, igation, which is gene1
case through the summer aud fall scaso'I


Conveyances in Stages and Hacks N
Springs, or any other point, can at all
readily procured at Little Rock.


No pains nor expense will be sPars'
proprie,ors TO render the situation of oil
able and convenient who may travel on !


SrAGE.ofrIcE--At Little Rock, a, the!
House.


All baggage at the risk Of the owaers |.


G. P. LENNON


Little Rock. Nov. 23. 1914.