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A Shortage.

Paris, Sept. 29.-The national sub
scription organized by the newspapers
OF Paris to defray the expenses of en-
Pertaining the officers OF the Russian
squadron falls far short OF the amuont
needed. The government it says, will
have to pay for a gala performance to
be given to the visitors at the opera.
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Conaway.Atha.


MANSNaroN, W. Va, Sept. pa
very pleasant social event was the mar
rage yesterday ut 8 o'clock of Mr..
Charles Conway, of Fairmont, to Miss
Zella Atha, of this place. The cere-
mony was performed ut tho homo OF
the bride on High street by Rev. ]. NJ.
Warden, OF the NJ. q. church, and Was
witnessed by select few OF the friends
OF the contracting parties After con-
and supper the happy
couple left for Fairmont
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as s. 40 w. Gay ST., one block north OF
State House, Columbus Ohio. In
coFporntcd 1886. Capital $4,000.
DRs. FRANCE md OrratAN, of New YORK, the
emmett Specialists, on account of their large
practice IN Ohio, have established the Framed
hedcal Institute, where all diseases Will be sue
ccssfuily treated on the most Scientific prtns
CORPS Of recognized specialists, each eminent
In his profession. Their long experience in the
largest hospitals in the world enables thetIt9
successfully treat oil forms Of Chronic, NERVOUS and
Private Diseases also Diseases OF the Eye and Ear:
IMPORTANT 10 LADlES-DRs. FRANCE and
OTTNAN after years OF experience, have DIS.
covered the greatest cure known for all dis
cnses peculiar to these Female diseases pos
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The cure Is effected by home treatment. En-
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They have attained the most wonderful sue
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nD-Cases and correspondence eonhdenttnL
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AS family medicine Bacon's Celery
euro passes from sire to son as n leg:
acy. II you have kidney, liver or blood
disorder do not delay, but get free
sample package Of this remedy at once.
IEyoR have indigestion, constipation,
headache, rheumatism, etc., this grand
specific will cure you. Tho Logan Drug
Co., tho leading druggists, are sole
agents and are distributing free sam
pies free to tho afflicted. Large pack
ages Soc
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FoR. WAYNE, IND, Sept 29.-Next
Monday the Pennsylvania shops in this
CITY will commence on an eight hour
.day schedule and work six days per
week. Since August 10 tho works have
only been in operation three days per
week. Over one thousand men are em-
Moved,
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The grand specific for the prevailing
malady Of the age, dyspepsia, liver
complaint, rheumatism, costiveness,
general debility, etc, is Bacon's Celery
Cure. This great herbal tonic stimu-
lates the digestive organs, regulates the
liver and restores the system TO vigor-
Gus health and energies. Samples free.
Large packages SOC. Sold only by Logan
Drug Co. 3
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.

On aud nIior Saturday. UctODot : 49Il Iflinl
will run IS follows. city time;
LEAVE WHEELfg6-p6.09 q m, 1.Q0 q, m. 500
q m. 900 a m, 1000 q m. 11:0o q m. 1900 N.
100 p. m, 800 p m. 500 p m. 400 p m. 5.11
p. M. e:e9p IN, 100 p m. 800 P. m, 9;s5 p.
Ia, II :00p. N. ftIi
a M 9 0ga m, 1000 q m. li:00 q. N, 1900 N.
100 p m. 800 p M 800 ?. m. 400 p N, 5t1J
p. m. 600 p. m, 200 p M, SOP p. M $40 p.
ne, 10 10p. N.
gD1tl 4 except Sunday.
sutlbAY-Chiirch trains leave Elm Grove a
e:lS a N. and Wheeling d l2;l7p m. r.
4. Z WEIsGERBER
oc1 Geassal Manager
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NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept 27.-At a
fire at los and 40 Camp street this
morning a mattress factory was de-
stroYod and two men burned 70 death.
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A Costly strike.

PARIS, Sept. 29.-The strike in the
Pas-De. Calais district has already cost
the miners two million francs, and as
cold winter is approaching. the men arc
weakening and the strike shows signs
OF collapsing.
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New YORK, scut. 20-There Is little more
interest shown in the drygoods market. Cotton
goods aro quiet. With the demand mainly III the
shane Of small orders, hut " rather steady
prices, PrInt cloths arc dull, but steady. Cling.
hams and woven fabrics show q moderate de-
maud. DrCSs goods arc steady aud quiet.
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Wheellnd Brldae & Terminal RY.
Time Table No u, 70 take eiccs 1901 a. m,
sunday, September 8. 1891

Sunday, September 8, 1891
Leave wheeling 1890. $500. t9:5,ll1:l1
q IN Hl.4O e3:l5 tk:s1. 1900 n n.
Leave Peninsula 10 90 $500, :5l, 1ll;td
a. M, S!:s6. 1891. tt;sG. 1906, p, IN.
Arrive Terminal Juuction-td:hS, 1871, lS:iL
fI0:OJ, HISS a. M, 92S. 1882 ti;iJi tOilS pm
Leave Terminal Juncti0n-t1:2l 1890, Il M,
ois:iO e2:aO 1883. 1865 t6:1i So i9:5i p m.
Leave Martins Ferry 7:1s i9;07, m, ei2:{j,
e1:sS. 5i:05 tI:10, t5:l9. t5:39 1888 p m
Leave Peninsula-t7:Sl. lg:l4. am, St:4A
u:li, fI:i7. t6:s5. tS:aS ll0:05 y. In.
Arrive WheeHng-tT:i0. 7g!.O u. M, h19:51t
e9:b!, sl:17. l:a5. t5;8l, 1856. ti0.ll p. m.
sbAfiy tDaiiy exeept Sunday. iSahdAyS oniS.
All trains Will run on Ealtern Time
J.E TAUssIG. SUPERINTENDENT
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on. CrrY, Pa. Sept 29.-opened at 67Zlfo: high.
est GS!1a; lowest 6T1c: closed 6J5ci sales ll,y0O
barrels; clearances 4g g0o barrels; shipments lO1.
aus barrels: runs 9l,7ys barrels.
firm; no sales; October options closed at GsIfc
bid.
PtrrsBuGoll, PA, Sept % Opened and lowest
Csc; highest 6S]fc; closed at G85Sc,
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cholera IA Hamburg.

HAypuRo. sopt 2o.-Five new cases
OF cholera and ono death from that dis
ease arc reported here.
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AupuaS, ISp., Sept. 2o.-John Com
nora and Eya Ellnt were bound over 70
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aIetnIA
Wool.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 2a.-Pig iron quiet; Ameri
cari SO 9Jai4 30. Copper quiet: lake % "a. Lead
easy at 81 Is. lin quiet; straits s!l0A
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CHICAGO, Sept 20.-A sharp uptprn in wheat
occurred to-day Just ut the close. inc cause
most generally assigned was the boom ~ sto 81,
SENATE had agreed TO vote ut once on the silver
bill. Cables and domestic markets were weaker,
aud the export movement was small thlS win
dull and narrow trade favored weaker prices.
Corn waS dull and about steady.
Only q light business was done n oats
Provisions were slaGnant aud Irregular In
price.
spring 5SISyc; No. 2 red G63Se; September 6SNa
G6ssu66SSsci December es1sa1Oaso1Sc; May 76Aa
CSoRS1Cash No. ., sssSc: September sos9sasg91
asSSfc:' October SOY 5asgI $500: December 3g1Sa
4OLlH4OI<c; May Sl54ls25 4aS21Sc. oo-oo,>-
oArs-Gash No. 2, 2skzc: september :sa2S S
2sHc; October 2su2s'Sa December 2s71Sa
RYR-Eo. ., 5g%c
FLAXSEED-Sl %.
TIMOTHY SEED-$S IS.
Mes g PSRSmcass 81 O%7 S sePSsSP
:" I a 50 17,IaO Is; september 50 GOA
os!%aO %; october sa2o; January q ss1SaI 9l1S
ufsS IIofsr Rrns-cash 50 s2ISaO AK; September
50 IS; October Ss7OaS 75aS7Sj January 81 loa
I i711ffaT fT1
Others unchanged.
NEW York, Sept 21-Flour, receipts q go bar.
rels; exports 5000 barrels; sales l10gO bar:
rels Wheat, receipts 0I,000 bushels exports
10000 bushels; sales G76,OOO bushels OF futures
aud $4,000 bushels OF spot; market weak: UNI
graded red 6gaIl54c; No. 9 red september I2Nc;
October T2I{c; December 141SaI61zzaIoE Torn,
receipts 5000 bushels: exports 09O bushels;
sales ISL 900 bushels OF futures and ~ 600 bush.
els OF SPOT; market dull and lower; september
lskc: october ISaiS,SalslIEc; November 4SAo:
December 4s11lalsc; May Gglsc Oats, receipts
l25 600 bushels of futures aud 600 bushels OF
spot; market lower. September S6Lc; October
$3.50; November 81 December 81 11Sc:No. Chi
cago SIC; mixed western S7lSc. Cut meats quiet
Lard dull; western steam aud September y 50;
October 81 70. Pork firm; new mess SIS OOalS 70.
Butter trmer; state dairy 20n26C; do creamery
9al9c; western dairy 16bSa2lo; do creamery Oxn
ggc. Cheese weaker. Eggs firm; state and Penn
sylvanIa 2Sa2lc; western fresh &c Iallow hr1t.
Rosin steady. Turpentlne steady. Rico quiet
Molnsses dull. ColIee steady at 6agO points down.
Sugar firm.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. %. Flour quiet
Wheat steady; No. . red spot and September
Corn castor; mixed spot Isl Il; September 49, 70;
October 4SHc; November 475lAisc; December
471Sal7JIc. Oats steady; spot $3.50; September
56a361 Eci October &c; November S6zSG41c;
December SG3%aS114c. Butter, frmer; Pennsyl.
vanla prints &c. Eggs frmer; Pennsylvania &c;
western nc
BALTIMORE, Mn, Sept, 29.-Flour firm: Wheat
easy at Gga7Otc cash and September V1Sc; octo-
Dor GDI<a6glc; December INC. Corn steady;
Gsh aud $Se OCTOBER W.; yessss s rs
Coffee quiet: Rio lSlzc Butter steady; creamery
fancy 2Sa29c; choice 95a2Ic. Legs firm at lOa20c.
cISclNNATI, o.. Sept 20.-Flour strong, Wheat
easier: No. . red USc; receipts 5000 bushels.
Corn flrmer Ct &c. Rye gctlye q Ole PORK
meats dull At 80 "a Bacon weak ut 81 ~
Whisky steady nt 81 II Butter strong. Sugar
lIrmer. Eggs strong Of l6c. Cheese trni.
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aladTidinss.

cIscnxAn, o, Sept 3. Cotton quiet
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NEW YoRx, Sept 2o.-wool steady; Texas
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~ Pennsylvania stations.
| IRRRsgIVaRidliRRs.
Trains Bun By Central Time.


TtcKEr OFFICES At pESrEYLvGNtA STATION %
MATEn ST., ROoT or ELIVEtgTIt ST., WHEELING
At MoLURE HOUSE,, WHEELINu, AND At T1S
PENlBYLVANLA STATION, pRiDuEPoRr.
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Trains No. 81 aud IS have Sleeper between
Wheeling and Chicago.
J.k TERRY. Gen. Freight & Pass, Agent
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ARRIVE
From Pittsburgh. lo:25 a. IN. and $50 p. M and
1910 a in., daily. and 1913 p. m, exceptSuntRyi
and 1885 a M, Sunday only
Washington accommodation, 1850 a M daily,
except Sunday.
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.oHIo RIVER RAILROAD 60.

On aud after Monday. June 10. Passenger
Trains Will run as lollOws: sDaily. tDally Exs
oSnt Sunday Central time, slar'
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RAlLWAY FINE CARE.

Arrival and departure Of tralns on md after
August Z. lSea EXPLANATION or RERElENG8
MARKS; eDnlly; jSundaY excepted: Monday
excepted: saturday oxeeptcd: iennday only;
Saturday only Eantern standard Time
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TRUSTEE SALE.

Notice is hereby given that under and by
~ virtue OF Deed Of Trust made and execut-
ed on the lst day of August 1890 by Abner
Mitchell and Eliza Mitchell. his wife, to and in
well to secure their joint note of even date there
with, for the sum Of two thousand dollars
bearing interest at the rate OF seven per cent
per annum from date until paid, due and paya-
bic August 1895 That it Is especially supu-
fault in the payment Of said note when due. OF,
the payment of the interest on said note on the
LIST day of August each year, after date thereof
or. the payment OF the taxes upon the lands de-
scribed in said Deed Of Trust when the same
should become due then and in either event the
whole Of said note shall become absolutely due
and payable and it shall be lawful for said
trustee To enter upon, possess, hold and enjoy
the lands designated In said Deed Of Trust to
sell said lands at public sale, at the Court House
door in Van Buren, Ark for cash. Notice of said
sale to be first given Thirty days by publishing
in some newspaper in said county.
And whereas, default has been made In the
payment OF interest due on said note the lst day
Of Aug. 1892 and 1893 and in the payment Of the
Taxes on said decided premises for the year 1892
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given that l
will on the
FIFTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1898
at the outer entrance of the front dool
Of the Court House. at Van Buren,, Ar
by law for judicial sales proceed to sell the fol
lowing lands included in said Deed of Trust
which is now Of Record in the office OF the Clerh
and Recorder Of Crawford County. Ark. in
se2 Rse9rs BoSv ok - page p @tgs w; NV
In Township North Range 81 West, Crawford
Co, Ark, at public auction TO the highest bid
der for cash in hand. to pay said note interes
and taxes now due and Costs OF Sale
Given under my hand this. August g. 1893.
Y. 0. PoPEsoE. Trustee,
for II. :. CASwELL
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The Judgeship.

The time 10 very short in which the
Democrats Of the 18th district have to
select their candidate for the race Of
Circuit Judge, but they must select
0ne. and they can't help but select q
good one from the candidates now run
ming. II is the duty of every Demo.
crst in this district to go to the polls
on the 18th Of this month aud express
his preference among the candidates.
What the people Of this district want
il man who will transact the busi-
ness of the courts quickly, accurately
aud justly. The courts are for the
benefit Of those persons who are coia-
PEELED to resort TO them for the en-
forcement Of their rights, and they
should 10 sysnrsd that when they 90
ihto court they will have . speedy
trial. Let the people come out on the
1g.h md select the right man for
the place.
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NOTICE.

Under and by virtue Of a decree in Chancery
rendered On the "a day Of June 1893 day of the
JuDe term. 1893, Of the Crawford Circuit Court
in . cause pending in said Court between Geo
c. Davis and c. s. Gleei Trustee. Plaintiff and
A p. Jones and Angaline ". Jones, Defendants,
wherein it was ordered THAI unless within 30
days from the date Of the decree the said defend
ants should pay to said plaintiff the sum of
Ss5e 40 the undersigned Commissioner should
sell the lands hereinafter described to satisfy
said debt; default having been made in the pay
ment thereof. the undersigned will on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 2SD, 1898,
at The Main Street entrance to the Court House
in the City of Van BQren In the County Aforesaid,
within the hours for Judicial sales offer for sale
and sell to thethighest bidder. on q credit OF
three months, purchaser to give note with ap-
proved security for the purchase money. all the
right title and interest, as well as the equity Of
redemption Of the said defendants in aud to the
Southwest quarter of Southwest quarter, OF
Section 6. in Township 10 North, Range % West
in Crawford County, Arkansas
to satisfy the debt aforesaid, with interest and
costs
W. p SADLER Commissioner.
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The Little Rock banks entered into
> c0mbination first OF the week for the
protection Of the business Interests OF
LITTLE Rock. At . meeting of the A.
s0Ciated Banks Of Little Rock Satur-
day night, the following resolutions
were adopted:
"Whereas, The banks in many cities
hAve, for their protection, and that Of
sheir deposit0rs, and to enable them
stufing the present scarcity of currency
to conduct their business with safety
20 all parties, have limited the amount
Of currency permitted by any one de-
position To be drawn out of bank in
any ono day; we, the undersigned
banks Of Little Rock, Ark, deemine
u vice and prudent and to the best
interests Of all our people, and in self
protection, TO adopt the same policy
prevailing elsewhere, do hereby agree
that We will not, for the present, pay
10 cash on checks more than so to any
one deposit0r in any one day, ali other
payments to be made by certification
Of checks, which will be received by
each bank for all indebtedness due Il
and by all banks in clearing against
each other.
Al deposits in lawful money re-
cetved by any bank on an after this
date, Also all pr0ceeds OF collections ol
drnfts or other commercial paper for
which the bank receives lawfulmoney
or its equivalent, shall be kept or sep.
arAte account and checks drawn
against these deposits shall be payable
IN currency or lawful money.
No bank shall make any new dis.
count 90 long as 1t has any of the above
certified checks outstanding.
The above was signed by all the
banks in the Little Rock Association.
This action meets the appreciation ol
tho Board Of Trade and the bushes.
men.
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A Sensational Suit.

A scandal Of national Importance
came to light at Washington Saturday
and was telegraphed broadcast
throughout the country. On his re-
turn from Philadelphia, where he and
his wife witnessed the ceremonies at
tending the launching Of the cruiser
Minneapolis. Congressman w. c. p.
Breckinridge of Kentucky was served
with papers in a $4,000 breach of
promise and seduction care, brought
by Miss Madeline ". Pollard. of WASH
ington City. The plaintiff alleges that
Col. Breckinridge formed her acquaint-
ance under the plea of knowing her
family, while she was attending the
Wesleyan Female Seminary at Cincin-
natl that he got her completely under
his control, land by wiles and artifi-
ces and protestations ofaffect;on, SUBJ
sequently took advantage OF her youth
aud inexperience;" that the birth of
two children who died, and the pre-
mature birth OF third, resulted from
this intimacy, which has continued
since 1884. The plaintiff further alleg-
es that after the death of her children
she came to Washington and through
the influence of defendant secured en-
ployment In one Of the Government
departments; that after the death of
defendants wife he solemnly promis-
ed that he would marry her on the 3lst
of last May, which promise he failed
to keep, as he subsequently married
Mrs. Louisa Wing, OF st. Louis. fall
the young lady alleges is true, many
people in all parts Of the country will
be shocked at the exposure of the
double life of Col. Breckenridge, who
is regarded far and wide as a model
husband, Christian gentleman and
statesman. 1t is difficult to believe
the very serious charges against him,
and we hope that he will be able to
dispr0ve them. Inasmuch az he asks
| 1t, public Judgment should be suspend
ed until after all the facts are broa gb,
0 1t in court. This is but simple ius-
tiee to man who has for years been
regarded as one of the abiest and pur.
est statesmen this country has pro-
duced.
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Socklsss Simpson was the nominee
of the r. r. for Speaker of the House
and corrailed its entire strength. The
votestood Simpson, 2, while those puny
aggregaficns the democratic and re-
publican parties which are fornenst
the r. r. only polled the combined
vote Of S36- When the earth quakes,
uhsn commotion commotes, when the
atmosphere agitates, ct al, the people
will b proud TO know that the invin-
cihls seven are solid, Lreasting the
storm. IKE shingle in a cyclone
Fayetteville Sentinel.
The Van Buren press., 1893-08-19
Denecratie Painaries.


The Democratic voters Of Crawford
county are requested to meet n fheiI
respective voting precints on
SATURDAY, AUG. %, 1888,
and vote their choice Of the candidates
for Crcoit Judge Of the Is Judicial
Districf. to oil the vacancy caused by
The death of Hon. II. F. Thomason.
Also TO select one or more delegates
- meet It Van Buren. Aug. g, TO can
49, the votes Of said primaries, and
70 then and there select delegates to
60 70 Osark, Aug- =. to canvass the
vots cf the District to ascertain Who
wiu b the candidate to be voted for
= ths election, Eept- ead.
= Il n BIx1- p. D. Sccrr.
Ser'y- Chm Gen. Com.
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MUST KEEP A BOOK.
An Item Of Interest to Dealers In Leaf
Tobacco.

An Item Of Interest to Dealers In Leaf
Tobacco.
Little Rock Gazette
Repeated inquiries having been
made at Collector Cooks Office as 10
whether retail dealers in leaf tobacco
were required to keep book and en-
ter their sales therein, the ,mmis-
sioner was sent the query, he answers
as follows:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
WASHINGTON, ID. g., July 26, '93.
Robert T. Cook. ESQ.,. Collector Internal Rev
enue Little Rock. Ark:
SIR-This Office is in receipt Of your
letter Of 22d inst, in which you state
that quite number Of retail dealers
in leaf tobacco in this district are un-
der the impression that they are not
required, under existing laws, to pro-
cure aud keep a book, Form l49. In
reply, you are informed that your
opinion is correct, and that under the
section Of law you referred to. 3244, r.
s., and regulations as prescribed in
series I, No. 8, revised, page IL, "Re-
tail dealers in leaf tobacco to keep
books" all retail dealers in leaf to-
bacco are required to keep said book
l49 and make daily entries therein OF
their purchases and sales, and you
will notify the retail dealers in your
district that in the future they must
comply with the law and regulations.
Respectfully yours,
JAS. s. MILLER,
Commissioner.
It's estimated that there are about
&. 900 retail dealers in leaf tobacco in
this State.
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Real Estate Bargains.

J. p. MULLEN. offers for sale 50 acres OF land In
small or large lots, situated northeast of and ad-
jacent to the city Of Van Buren,. Ark
Eight lots unimproved. and lots improved
with good houses on them
All Of the lots situated in block Drennen
Addition TO the city of Van Buren.
Lots and 2 block 50, in the city Of Van Buren,
both lots have tenant houses on them. good
cistern. ETC.
Any person wishing to buy land for actual set
tlement or for speculation will do well to call on
me before purchasing elsewhere. All the above
property is offered for sale and at such prices
that will insure the purchaser a big bargain,
Warranty titles win be given to any purchaser
property and II You want TO buy all or any part
of II call ON me or address me at Fort Smith Ark
and will give such bargains. that no one want
ing to buy real estate viii failto purchase
Tours respectfully, J. r. MULLEN.
The Van Buren press., 1893-08-19

Everyone II Watching Congress with
the hope that some measure will be
passed that win relieve the present
financial stfingency, and doubtless
. ter the wind woFksn are run down
salnsshing will 10 done.
The Van Buren press., 1893-08-19

Ths Behring Sea controversy be-
tween England and the United States
has besn settled, and while the de-
eision Vas In favor Of England pro-
vides for the future protection Of the
seals.
The Van Buren press., 1893-08-19

The New York Recorder has de,lar-
ID in fAvor Of free silver. The Record
er u tho hrst paper east Of the Ale
ghany mountains to declare in favor
q froo coinage.
The Van Buren press., 1893-08-19

Ths National party gained the VIC
tnry at the reosnt election in the
Nation.
The Van Buren press., 1893-08-19

Cevsland i reported - being sick
u Gray Gahlss.