The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1877-06-12

Hon. Jesse Turner, Vice President
Ispf the l. r and F. S. Railway, went to
lit,Ie Rock. Tuesday, to attend meet
irg Of the Directors
Col X i Moore. editor Of the Fay
ettevlle Democrat, passed through Van
buren,. Friday, on his WAY ZONE from
the meeting Of the Editorial Association.
a press of business compelled the Colo
tel to leave before the Association I'D
!; journed. lie is one of the rising young
democrats Of the Northwest.
Mrs. Lizzie Mitchell, wife of Prof.
Mitchell, passed through on the stage
Friday night for her home in Washing
Jon county. She had been spending d
neck with the editors of Arkansas at
Port Smith.
continued Wednesday night, in smaller
sdition. accompanied by tremendous
fain
The Callahan mill will soon be ready
fbr duty.
The blackberry crop promises to be
very fine.
We are afraid the cotton oil factory
Jas =" withered and faded and gone to its
lest" for We cau hear nothing about it,
htely.
Tho iccapitaion OF tie saw Ril by
3he sudden and uncailed.for removal Of
Die roof, on the 4th, paraly zed, Temporal
lily the operations of the establishment
Tie train was delayed, Thursday
zig, act arriving at Van Buren, until
o'cioc>, Friday morning The delay
as owing to IL land slide, at White Oak,
Ills side of Ozark A side.track was
lilt. and the train passed around. Friday
srnsng, thed0wn.train was delayed Nh
pur by the falling Of a tree on the track
no miles out of Cherokee. The train
puld not be stopped in time to prevent
striking the tree, breaking the head
sht and damaging one Of the new pos.
l cars.
Capt. Jim. Bowlin is With us for a
Reek or two Of recreation.
MIR. A. N. Callahan returned from
little Rock, Thursday night, and Mrs.
H. Conradt and children accompanied
iu.
The heavy rain, on Thursday, pre-
Sented number OF our citizens from at
ending the pic mic at Alma on that day
-Don't fail to secure a ticket for the
Tot Spring Excursion, tomorrow. Ouly
4limi,ed number Of tickets will be sold
WICK Whitfield has gone to Wise on
III, and Mrs Ell. Newell 20 OZARK
Re member the HigD School Escrci-
esat the Robinson Opera House, @
sorrow night.
Uncle Jesse Braneon's old and we'll
Established FIGURING Mill is being put in
borough repair for the new crop OF
xheat which will be ready for grinding in
Rn days. His family hour always finds
afeady sale, in this market, and those
xho use it, once want it again.
"a good many Of Miss McBride's
Gholars concluded not to wait for the
Examination" and we're not in attend
nee during the exercises of the closing
Neck.
M-Look out for the dogs now. Don't
them bite you. 1t amt good; and
e,, besides, it amt safe. You might
ahe hydrophobia. aud that isn't half
nice MS some strawberries and cream.
ID least we havn't tried one and have the
Aher
M-Quarrcls, the use of language nei-
Der chaste, polite, proper or prudent,
nd the Oft repeated sqaai'ines Of re-
Factory picauinnies, lends poetic
BARN to the immediate localits about US
wild BITS" residence may well de.
H've the premium in this part of the
Own
That uasal twang is Catarrh. Cure
nnc", betore slows on your ACE. ny
N II McLean's Catarrh Snui II
ooshes irritation. Cures sores in the
eose, face or skin Trial boxes, 80 cts,
mail DR.. j. H. Mclean, a Chest.
e1t, ST. Louis.
HIGH WATER.