The Van Buren press., 1893-12-02

Emslle basso, was particularly good
h'ttie Rock Gazette, Nov. IL, 1892.
A reception was given to Miss Lille
Kramer, of Bedford, Ind, at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. K. Cordell,
last Thursday afternoon. Miss Kra-
mer Is niece of A. Kramer, and will
spend II @ winter In our city.
Prof James Mitchell, was In the
city Friday afternoon. on his way to
Fayetteville to be present at the busi
ness and college exercises, which took
place there this week. The Prof. is
q member of the Board of Trustees.
The Mexican Ladies Typical Orches-
ira will be at Murta Opera House on
Dec. 18th and 9th, on their way home
from the Worlds Fair. They passed
through last summer and appeared at
Fore Smith The troupe is composed
OF 70 xican senioritas.
Plantation Chill Cure stops chills, stops EN-
quick, and they never come back If you don't
believe it try it. Fit don't stop EN- ask for your
money back: YOU Il getit. Price Scots. Sold BY
J. F. Livingston, Dyer Ark, and F. G. Kerr H.
c. johnson, John O'Kane and Hays 4 Ross,
Van Buren,, Ark
Rev. Mr.. Reynolds, has been re-
turned, very acceptably to the church
here. Tor another year. Now, il the
m mbers of The church will do their
duty, as we'll AS the pastor will his,
al will 60 well, and to children at the
parsonage "crying for bread"
Miss Alice Mitchell. of Little Rock,
the accomplished daughter of Prof.
James Mitchell, passed up to Fort
smith Friday aud is the guest Of Miss
Mabel Clendsning Miss Alice has
friends In Van Buren,, who will he glad
to see her here before returning home.
The amount of rainfall for Novem-
Der, as furnished US by Mr.. L. Graft,
is:
Nov. 8, 0.45 in.
20, 30 in.
g 2-7, PIG in.
Gov Fi.hback was I'm the city. FRI
day, for few hours Oh his way TO
Little Rock from Fayetteville. The
Governor is no stranger in Van Bureo
and our ci liens we're free to take HIM
by the hand We were glad to see
him looking so we'll, after 30 long y
sickness.
Any one purchasing sl5O worth Of any Of
our PLANTATION REMEDIES will be entitled
tn ho IL A al n N Wv until
JAM lst 1894 or 81 90 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 PHARMAcAL Co.,
345 Second st.. Memphis Tenn.
DR.. K. D Seals received a telegram
Tuesday stating that T. J. Cartwright
died at Thomasville, Ga, that morn
in at IL o'clock. "Miss Vivia," as
Mrs. Cartwright will always he
known here, has the sincere sympat y
of all her friends In her sad bereave-
ment.-Ft. Smith Record.
The announcement Tuesday morn
ing, of the death of Mr.. E. f. Guthrie,
was sad surprise to all who knew
him in Van Buren,. He was q good
citizen and most excellent man, and
pros sperous farmer, and was esteemed
by all who knew him. Mr.. Guthrie
was member of Ivanhoe Lodge No.
q, Knights of Pythias, of this city.
He was buried at Alma Thursday un-
der the auspices of Ivan ,oe Lodge.
A "hen" party was had Wednesday
night at the residence of Mrs. J.
Charles, and was attended by Mes
danes Hagan, Smith, Hamilton,
Rodgers, Jackson, Smith. Lucas and
Misses Rea and Mccoy. The enter
tainment wasa surprise to the hostess,
but she WAS equal to the occasion and
enter aimed her visitors quite royalty
Where were the ROSTERS?
John Simmons, \ young pilferer.
was publicly whipped with rawhide
by his mother at Clarkeville, Tenn,
the punishment being in lieu OF =
prosecution.-Ex.
There are several young thieves in
Van Buren,, that deserve the same op-
peration performed by their mothers,
or some one ese. They are on the
highway to the penitentlary.
Attention is called, especially, to the
new ad of T. l.. Beard In The PRESS,
to-day. Mr.. Beard does not need to
be introduced In Crawford county
but he has concluded that If printers
ink is good TOR ether traders, a little
might do him good, and bring IN the
cash for well selected stock Of goods
which he Is offering At remarkably
low figures. In notions and Christmas
nresents Mr.. Beard can show you
nice,
Thomas J. Keogh, German dialect
comedian of the refined school, is meet,
ing with great success in Q delightful
new comedy, "a Pretzel." 1t Is rath-
or clever play. which offers legitimate
opportunities for capable acting, and
which is enlivened by the introduce
tion of specialties which are first-class
in every respect. Mr.. Keogh is
graceful dancer and charming singer.
Chicago Herald, Aug. 20.
The above will appear at Murta
Opera House Thursday Dec. 7th.