The Van Buren press., 1893-10-21

tlrst.class board may be had ut Mrs.
". II. Marshalls cor. Broad and pike
streets. Day and transient boarders
solicited.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ.
=. Church South, will give u Chrysan.
tnemum Tea, at the residence OF Mr..
WIN Woolum, on Friday, the 9th,
commencing at $3.50. A general lnvi-
tation IL extended.
Mrs. Wood and Mrs. N. F. Cornelius
and daughter, Edna, came down from
Van Buren, last Friday to visit Mrs.
Mary Carter. Mrs. Wood went home
Monday and Mrs. Cornelius and Edna
Tuesday.-Ozark Democrat.
A. M. Orrick Is filling the position,
until recently held by Louis Vogel. a.
yard clerk Of the Mo. Pacific. Louis
leaves next week for San Antouia. Tex.
for his health, He expects to spend
the winter with Henry Whitaker,
who Ia there.
Mrs. John Kerwin and mother. Mrs..
Fealy, who nave been absent several
months visiting relatives in California.
returned Monday. Miss M. l.. Griffin.
niece Of Mrs. Kerwin, came with them
and will probably spend the winter
In our city.
The Venture, after Thorough In
vestigation, says that the report that
notices had been posted on gins In
shls county warning their owners uot
TO gin cotton until it had reached 10
cents pound, under penalty of hav-
Ing them burned is afake.h
Mr.. Richard Pryor and Miss Kate
PeevyhOuse were married last Tues
day. Rev. Broadhead tying the knot
Rev. Broadhead met them In the road
and pronounced tho ceremony that
made them one. Joy be theirs,-ln.
dian Journal, (Eufala).
From Mulberry comes the sad news
Of the death of ex County Judge Wes-
ley Henson, Thursday morning.
Judge Henson had been In poor health
for some time past and resigned the
office of County Judge on that account.
His relatives have our sympathy in
their bereavement.
John Winford was tried in the cir
cult court yesterday for stealing a
mule. The jury returned verdict of
guilty and fixed his punishment at
three years in the peniten tiary. Win
ford stole the mule in Crawford coun-
ty but brought it here and sold It,
Fridays Record.
Rev. s. H. Kelton was up from Var
Buren, last week attending revival
services at the NJ. E. Church, South,
and while here made us a pleasant call
We are glad to hear ofhfm being as
signed 10 Missionary work at Van
Buren,. He is a faithful and Jealous
worker In the Lord 8 cause aud always
benefits the churches wherever he
goes.-Bentonville Democrat.
While en- route to see a patient, Mrs.
Mclean, on the 18th about O'Clock
DR.. Weems' horse took fright ut q
yoke of oxen. The DR.. was keeping
fair control of the runner until the
bit broke leaving him in q powerless
attitude, the buggy was in moment
capsized thro wing the Doctor against
the fence and bruislng him consider
ably. We are glad to see him able to
be out and attending to business.
We would not urge an article without merit.
We urge and guarantee Plantation Chill Cure.
Sold by J, F. Livingston, Dyer. Ark. and F. G.
Kerr, H. C. Johnson, John Kane and Hays &
Ross, Van Buren,. Ark.
Contrary to usage and long establish
ed custom in such matters, the United
Confederate Veterans elected q high
private to the position of commander
In chief at their late reunion. Mr..
Walker Moore. of Van Buren,, upon
whom the choice fell, enlisted rs q
private soldier In 1861 and carried a
musket throughout the entire war.
His election is = distinction Of W hich
he has reason to be proud.-Elevator.
Why pay 81 90 for chill cure when you can
buy Plantation Chill Cure Of us for SOC. Sold by,
J, F. Livingston. Dyer. Ark, and r. G. Kerr. H.
C. johnson, John O'Kane and Hays 4 Ross,
Van Buren,. Ark.
Rev. A. s. Venable left Sunday for
Virginia, where he goes to be present
at q wedding on the 25th inst. and
will act as groom in this most inter-
esting event. The young lady is Miss
Sallie E. Garden, one of the roses Of
Prince Edward county. In advance
we extend congratulations to the
young couple and hope for them al
the happiness of life with just enough
bitter to make the sweet more per-
feet. They will reside in Van Buren,
and royal welcome awaits their
ddyent.-Vontur0,
Is your life worth SO cents!
Dumb Chill; Ague: Congestivs Chill; Death.
This 10 the evolution Of that malarial chilly SEN
sation. Stop it in time. Plantation Chill Cure
will do it, or 1t will cost you nothing Sold by J.
r. Livingston Dyer Ark. F. G. Kerr, II. C. John
son, John OKane and Hays Ross, Van
Buren,, Ark.
About II O'Clock Friday night the
mill and gin belonging to Col. M. r.
Locke at Alma, together with twenty
bales of cotton, 1000 bushels Of wheat
aud 1000 pounds offiour, was destroy
ed by fire. The hands employed at
the gin say that after the gin shut
down for the night about S O'Clock,
that the engineer took q hose and put
out all the fire before leaving, conse-
ouently there is scarcely doubt that
the fire was of incendiary origin The
loss falls pretty heavily on Col: Locke,
az it has not been very long since his
stahle was burned, No insurance on