The Van Buren press., 1893-11-11
LOCAL and PERSONA.

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nssda. 1S.. jacob Yoes was in the city Wed.
Sunday. s''0u AIM a
Mr.. John Archer was in the citv
Wednesday. :" '"' city
Fred Cooper is about again after n
slight illness. "''0f y
>, Mrs. win McCord has been quite III
the past week. 4'''0 '''
=. ~. N. Reneger, of Britton. was in
Mrs, L. H. johnson has been on tho
sick list the past week. Va viz
Miss Bennie Collins was visiting in
Fort Smith first of the week. "
Ike Smith, formerly of this COUNTY
was In from the 1. T. Monday.
Goods delivered free to all parts of
the city by JIM HAWKINS, JR.
Mrs Foster has returned from a
snort visit to Mrs. Cleary at Russell.
Gus Cornelius, of Van Buren,. ia yis-
,Ilng relatives In the city.-Ozark
| News.
h. II. Dill and w. A, Briscoe were
ducking near Dyer Thursday after
noon.
| Mrs. John Simco has been visiting
her mother at Fort Smith during the
week '"'
Mrs. Chas. Ribling has returned
from her visit to her daughter at
Chicago.
Miss Lille Kramer, of Bed ford, Ind
Is visiting her uncle, A. Kramer, of
this city.
Maj. w. f. Penn conducted a song
service at the Baptist Church Tues
day night.
Two negroes were in Jail Monday
night charged with burning barn In
the bottoms.
Miss Fannie Lacy lett Friday for .
visit to her home at Van Buren,
Ozark News.
Judge B. J. Brown of Fayetteville
contemplates moving with his family
to Little Rock.
"a Nutmeg Match" drew quite =
number of our citizens to Fort smith
Tuesday night.
Col. Will Bostick has been filling
Capt. J. T. Stuart's place during the
latter's illness.
Mrs. r. w. Funk returned Sunday
from visit to her old home at New
Albany, Miss.
II you want to see q first-class olio
be sure to see The Moss Jolliies in
IA Quick Match"
Tuesday forenoon we counted no
less than So bales of cotton on the
street at ono time.
Mr.. Earnest Jackson and wife are In
the city visiting Mrs. Jackson's sister
Mrs. w. p. Sadler.
Geo. Mosteller has purchased the
W. H. Ross livery stable and will retit
| it in first-class style.
Judge Rose, of Little Rock, was a
visitor in our city Thursday, on his
, way home from st. Louis.
Capt. Jas. r. Stuart, we are glad to
knaw, is improving and may be looked
for out agail last of next week.
Miss Bessie Mcintosh, OF Benton
Vile, has bsen visiting Mr.. L. NJ
Mitchell's family the past week.
Fresh Krout, Mackerel, Mince Meat
and Cranberries at
JIM HAWKINS, JR's.
The Moss Jolities will take Summer
Boarders and make "a Quick Match
at Murta's Opera House tonight.
Judge John s. Little, of Greenwo
passed up to Fort Smith Wednesday
from Little Rock. OIL his way home.
Hunters +! - Your attention Is called
to our line Of Hunting Boots. 1t Is
complete. Blue Front Shoe Store.
We would not urge an article without merit
We urge and guarantee Plantation Chill Cure
Sold by J. r. Livingston, Dyer, Ark. and +. g.
Kerr, II. C. johnson, John o Kane and Hays q
Ross, Van Burcn. Ark.
Mr.. Geo X. Wood, VINO has been
confined to his home for the past ten
days, will be out again first of the
week.
Capt. r. NJ. Littlejohn, father Of Mrs.
DR.. Matt Dibrell, is now agent Of the
Mo. Pacific Railway, at Bald KNOB
Arkansas.
w. A. Arnold has moved his family
to Fort Smith where he has control Of
the furniture establishment OF Y. j.
Murta & 20.
Mrs. Walsh, wife Of the new Mo
Pacific trainmaster, has arrived from
Memphis, aud is stopping at the Col
llns House.
why nay 81. 90 for . chill cure when you car