The Van Buren press., 1893-11-11

The guns and equipments of the
Queen City Rifles arrived Thursdav.
and the boys are happy.
Miss Lula Caraway and Mary Nor
net, were guests of Mrs. H. S Levers
the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Champ Carter and child. of
Ozark, were guests of Mrs, Or. Thel.
bourland in the city this week.
A car loaded with horses was burned
on the No. Pacific about three miles
east of this city Sunday night. The
horses were all gotten out, some being,
however, scorchsd. "
Hucklebery 4 Huckleberry have
opened q la y office In the Smith Wal
lace block. The firm is composed of
j. n. Huckleberry, ST., and j. H. Jr.,
the latter has been in business in
North Vernon, Ind See card in this
issue of the PRESS.
We are requested to say that cotton
buyers on Thanksgiving Day will
make no purchases. This notice il
given that parties having cotton for
sale may not bring it In town Oh that
day.
Marriage license were issued to ].
II. Basham and NJ. j. Veal; w. N.
Jennings and Belle Taylor; Ben Ross
and Josephine Cox; E. E. "trip EFT and
Mary Bowdee; E. Leede anG Jane
Rose, Thursday.
Plantation Chill Cure stops chills, stops 'em
quick, and they never come back If you don't
believe 1t, try it Ifit don't stop en- ask for your
money back YOU Il get it. Price Scots Sold BY
J. F. Livingston, Dyer, Ark, and F. G. Kerr H.
c. johnson, John O'Ksne and Hays d Ross,
Van Buren,, Ark,
Mrs. W. H. MARSHALL has opened
q first class Boarding House OH cor.
Broad and Pike Sts., (the old Taylor
residence), conveniently located to the
business portion of the city, and solic-
Its your patronage.
The old reliable, Southmayd, Miller
Dry Goods Co., don't make as much
noise as some, but they have the best
stock of goods in the city and at prices
that can't be discounted, don't you
forget. See ad.
The organization of q company Is
under way looking to tho erection of q
$20-25, 900 plant for the manufacture of
Ice. Nearly all the stock is subscribed, i,
and 1t is expected to have it in opera
tion by May 1st. Poteau ice will then
ha a drup IN tho markaf
All the evidence so far adduced
points to the fact that Marshal Houck
arrested the right man in Mankins, as
tho murderer of the man found in the
freight car here three weeks ago. Man
kins has been bound over at tt. Smith
to await the action of the grand jury.
Any one purchasing $3.50 worth Of any Of
our PLANTATION REMEDIES will be entitled
to the Memphis Appeal Avalanche weekly until
Jan. ist, 1894, or s100 retail will be furnished the
Memphis scimitar weekly for the same length
of time. These remedies are guaranteed to cure
or money refunded by merchant Of whom pur-
chased. PLANTATION PHARxAcAL Co.,
s45 Second St.. Memphis, Tenn.
We would suggest to some of the
members of the Crawford County Hor.
ticul tural Society that the printer
doesn't run his business fol tun, and
when he prints berry tickets he does
not expect to do 1t for what the stock
costs him. 1t behooves the Society
work on olive and let live" principles
DIED-At San Antonia, Texas, on
Wednesday morning, Nov. lst, Miss
Leila Gardner, In her fifty-sixth year
Miss Gardner is we'll remembered by
many of our older citizens. she having
lived and had charge of the Young
Ladies Seminary in this city for q
number of years. Her home before
removing to Texas was In Sebastian
county.
Miss Fannie Scott, after u four
months absence in charge of the Ar.
kansas Building at Chicago, returned
Friday afternoon. On her way home
q reception was given Miss Fannie al
Walnut Ridge, by the ladies of thai
place, and received many congratula-
lions at Little Rock, whore she spen
two days with her sister, Mrs. Lawson
She also had an invitation to stop OF
at Ozark Friday. The Ladies of Van
Buren, have made arrangements te
give Miss Fannie a reception at Mrs
Judge Turner's on next Thursday
night and that it will be one worthy
of the accomplished lady for whom II
is given, is fully guaranteed by thu
ladies Of our city having in charge the
receptiOn