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The Van Buren press., 1893-08-12
NOfICEl

Under and by virtue of decree In Chancery,
rendered on the "a day Of June; 1888, day oi
the June term, 1893, OF the Crawford Circuit
Court in . cSuse pending in said Court be-
tween C. A. Land and w. $. Neserve, Trustee,
Plaintiff and WIN. l. Parchman and Martha E.
Parchman, Defendants wherein IL was ordered
that unless within thirty days from the date oi
said decree the said Defendants should pay to
said Plaintiff the sum of Sll06.15, the under.
signed commissioner should sell the lands here
matter described TO satisfy said debt: default
having been made In the payment thereof the
undersigned will on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 2SD 1893,
at the Main Street entrance to the Court House
in the city Of Van Buren In the County, afOre.
said, within the hours for judicial sales, ofeI
for sale, and sell to the highest bidder, on {
credit Of three months, the purchaser to give
note with approved security for the purchase
money. all the right. title and interest, as well
as the equity Of redemption of the said defend
ants in and to the
Southeast quarter OF Southeast quarter OF
Section p, and Southwest quarter Of Southwest
quarter Of Section %. all in Township g North,
Range 50 West in Crowford County, Arkansas
to satisfy the debt aforesaid, with Interest and
costs.
W. p. SADLKR Commissioner
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NOTICE

Under and BY virtue Of . decree in chsncery,
redered on the "a day Of June, 1893 day Of the
regular June term. 1893. Of the Crawford Circuit
Court in cause pending in said ourt between
Mrs. n. II. Weston, and C. 8. Gleed, Trustee
Plaintifrs and Hugh Creekmore ami Mary c.
CreekmOrc, Defendants, wherein 1t was ordered
that unless within 30 days from the date OF said
decree the said defendants should pay to said
plaintiff the sum Of $36aS5. the undersigned
commissioner should sell the lands hereinafter
described to satisfy said debt with interest and
costs; aud default having been made in the
payment thereof. the undersigned will on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2SD, 1893
ct the Main Street entrance Of the Court Honse
In the City Van Buren In the County Aforesaid.
within the hours for judicial sales, oder for sale
and sell 70 the highest bidder. on . credit q
three months, the purchaser to give note with
approved security for the purchase money. all
the right title and interest - well As the equity
of redemption Of the said Defendant in and TO
the
Southwest quarter of Southwest quarter Of
Section lA Township 10 North, Range 20 West
In Crawford County, Arkansas
70 satisfy the debt Aforesaid, with interest and
costa
". r. EADLER. Commissioner.
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NoT'ICE!

Under and By virtue Of . decree in Chanccry.
rendered on the n day Of June, lSoa day OF the
regular June term. 1884 Of the Crawford Circuit
Court In . cause pending In said Court between
W. 8. Meserve, Guardian, and C. s. Gleed, Trus.
tee, plaintiffs, and Horauo G. and Mary L.
Creekmore. and 7. Young. Defendants; where.
from the date Of said decree the said defendants
Horatio G. Creekmore and Mary L. Creekmore,
should pay to said Plaintiffs the sum Of 1884. 70.
the undenigned commissioner should sell the
lands hereinafter described 70 satisfy said debt
with interest and costs and default having been
made in the payment thereof, the undersigned
will on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IND. 1895,
ct the Main Street entrance to the ourt House
In the city Of Van Bursn In the County Aforesaid,
within the hours for judicial sales offer for sale
and sell to the highest bidder. on . credit Of
three months the purchaser to give note with
approved security for the purchase money. all
the right. title and interest. - well rs the equity
Of redemption ofthe said defendants In and TO the
North half ot Southwest quarter of section 81.
Township II North. Range % West In Crawford
County. Ark.
to satisfy the deb: aforeaaid, with interest and
costs.
VI. p. SADLER Commissioner.
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NOTICE.

Under and by virtue Of decree In Chancery
rendered on the 2ith day Of June 1898, q day
Of the regular June term, 1895. Of the Crawford
Circuit Court In q case pending in said Court
between W. II. Tharold plaintiff. and John d.
Reinhardt and sallie Reinhaft defendants.
wherein II was ordered that unless within 30
days from the date OF said decree the said de-
PENDANTS should pay to said plaintiff the sum Of
S1tli5O the undersigned commissioner should
sell the lands hereinafter described to satisfy
said debt, with interest and cost and default
having. been made in the payment thereof the
undersigned will on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 2nd ls92
at the Main Street entrance to the Court House
In the City of Van Buren in the County sfore-
said, and within the hours for judicial sales, Of
fer for sale to the highest bidder, on credit Of
three mOnthA the purchaser TO give note with
approved security for the purchase money. all
the right title and interest e veil - the equi-
" Of redemption Of the said defendants In and
70 the South Half Of South East Quarter of Sec
ton Eleven, Up. N Range II " TO satisfy the
debt aforesai1 With interest and costa
W.P. 6ADLKa.
Commissioner.
The Van Buren press., 1893-08-12

try generally, the President urge the
necsssity for prompt relief, and, ~ .
measure for relies, earnestly recorn-
mends s.the prompt repeal Of the pro-
visions OF the &C. u Jlly Il, l6e0. au-
thorizing the purchass az silver bullion
and that other legislative action may
put beyond aii doubt the intention
aud the ability Of this Government to
fulfill Its pecuniary obligations in
money universally recognixed by all
civilized countries"
Mr.. Hill. Of New York. was the frat
Senator 10 get In bill for the repeal
of the purchasing clause OF the Sher-
man act On Tuesday after the Presi-
dent's message had been rad and re-
ferred to the Committee on Finance,
Mr.. Hill presented his bill aud wAs
promptly followed by Mr.. Stewart Of
Nevada, with two other bills on the
same subject.
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NOTICE.

usdef md By virtue Of decsse Z Chaecery
r~dtrd On the eth day q une. issS az y,,, q
in : canse pending In said Court between sanf
r. Dean and c s. Gleed. Trustee Pieintsas ant
Albert Giley and Neiviua Gilley. DESCENDANTS
wherein ID was ordered that unless within thirty
DAYS fncm said decree the said Defendants
should pay 10 said plaintiff the sum of ~, g
the undersigned Commissioner should sell tns
lands hereinafter described to satisfy said deot
and de<su,. hsring been made In the payment
Thereof the undersigned will on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER Ind. isss
at the Main Street entrance TO the Court Hous'
In the City of Van Buren in the County afore
said within the hours for judicial sales, one
for sale and sell to the highest BIDDER. on
credit Of three mouths the purchaser To giv'
note with approved security for the pnrcnse'
mouey. al the hight title aud interest q wei
as the equity Of redemption ofthe said Defend
ants In and 70 the west Half Of south West ~
and soeth East Or. Of South West o. Of secsios
Q Tp 10 n R 81 w., In Crawford County Ar
kansas 70 sstisfy the debt Aforesaid with inter
esi and costs
w. p SApLKE
Commissioner
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Sweet Pease win KIN Files.

'Come inside . minute" said .
Fourth avenue dealer In pianos yes
terday afternoon. ~ have discovered
the greatest fly trap On earth and ]
want 10 show II to you" He led the
way to an instrument In the rear ol
the stare, on which was . newspaper.
On the paper had been placed bunch
Of sweet pease. At least . thousand
dead dies were laying ON the paper
In the immediate vicinity OF the bunch
Of flowers. II threw these hero by
chance.n he continued, land in about
10 minutes I happened to notice that
every fiy that afighted on tho flowers
died In . very short time." Even a.
he spoke . number Of the insects
which had stopped to suck the deadly
sweet had toppled over dead. They
alighted with their usual buzz, stop
ped momentarily, quivered in their
legs. tapped their wings weakly sew
eral times. and then gave up the
ghost.-Louisville Journal.
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NOTICE.

Under and BY virtue Of . decree in Chancery.
rendered on the 3lth day Of June, la92 . day
Q the June tern. lsea Of The Clwford Circuit
Court n cause pending n s,id Court be.
and Loan Company. Plaintiffs. and Lizzie
league, Defendant wherein II was ordered tha
unless within thirty days from the date OF aid
decree the said Defendant should pay to said
Plaintim the aggregate sam Of e673 ~, the
undersigned commissiouer should cell the lands
hereinafter described 70 satisfy said aggregate
debtss and default having been made In the
payment thereof, the undersigned will On
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER and, Ises.
at the Main Street entrance 10 the Court House
In the City Of Van Buren, in the County, afore.
said, within the hours for Judicial sales, Oder
for s.le. and sell % the highest bidder. on I
crsiis ... e .hree months. the purchaser g give
money all the night titie and interest e well
- the equity q Fedenpsiou of de said dsSend-
amt in aAd 70 the
Wess Haif Of the South East QnaFser Of Sec
3oa a. rovnship 70 North. Range - West IN
Crawford County. Arkansas 70 satisfy the debtl
Aforesaid. with interest and costs
W. p. SADLEk
Commissioner
The Van Buren press., 1893-08-12
NOTICE

Under and by virtue of decree In Chancery,
rendered ON the a day Of June, 1854 day Of
the June term, 1893, of the Crawford Circuit
Court in a cause pending. in said Court, be-
tween Topeka Investment 4 Loan Co. and c. S.
Gleed, Trustee. plaintiffs. and Hiram B. satter-
field and Nancy A. satterfeld, Defendants,
wherein 1t was ordered that unless within 80
days from the date of said decree, the said de-
PENDANTS should pay TO said plaintiffs. the sum
OF s52c. 70, the undersigned commissioner should
sell the lands hereinafter described to satisfy
said debt with interest and costs; and default
having been made in the payment thereof the
undersigned will on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2ND. 1Ss3
at the Main Street entrance to the Court House
in the city Of Van Buren in the County afore-
said within the hours for judicial sales offer for
sale, and sell to the highest bidder, on a credit
Of three months, the purchaser to give note with
approved security for the purchase money. all
the right title and interest as we'll the equity
of redemption of the said Defendants. in and
East half of Southwest quarter of Section 1.
Township II North. Range % West In Crawford
County, Arkansas,
70 satisfy the debt Aforesaid, with interest and
costa
W. p. sADLKk. Commissioner.
The Van Buren press., 1893-08-12
NOTICE!

Under and by virtue Of q decree 10 Chancery
rendered on the "a day Of June, 1883 day OF thu
June term 1893 of the Crawfort Circuit Court
in cause pending In said Court between Geo
c. Davis and C. g. Gleed, Trustee. Plaintiff and
A. p Jones and Angeline u. Jones. Defendants
wherein 1t was ordered that unless within q
days from the date Of the decree the said defend
ants should pay TO said plaintiff the sum o.
$3.50 20 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 IND. lsaa
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 the9highest bidder, on . credit o
three months, purchaser to give note with ap
proved security for the purchase money. all the
light title and interest as well as the equity o.
redemption of the said defendants in and to the
Southwest quarter Of Southwest quarter, o.
Section g. in Township 10 North, Range y West
In Crawford County. Arkansas
TO satisfy the debt aforesaid, with interest and
costa
W. p. SADLER Commissioner.
The Van Buren press., 1893-08-12

The new editor Of tho Hebar Jack
snnIau, Mr.. N. 4. White, In his salut-
atnry upon taking charge Of that paper
tskes the dilapidated linen Oh the
bush. What hs says is short and TO
The point, which b - follows: ITO
whom It may concern: I'll monkey
With this awhile, n. r.. White" II
there 10 anything Bro. White wants
hs'il please call for It; he IL entitled
10 it.-Ex.
The Van Buren press., 1893-08-12

Confidence in Democracy con-
fldcnc In Cleveland; confidence in
Grip, viii bring that other conf
dence which IL timidly peeping
from behind the financial cloud
Il b. Gazette.
The Van Buren press., 1893-08-12

A. there seems to 30 several good
Dsmocrats who desire to succeed
Jusige Thomason, and II all run
through Il will probably result In the
election Of Republican. esuggest
In justice 70 al parties, that Primary
b held st the earliest possible mo-
nsnf, and the one having the plurali-
~ a al the votes cast b the nominee
q the party. This seems to b the
best way out Of the trouble to us.
what do you say candidates? aay
quick.
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Aesisa b. he Har.

Monday, July 3lst, 1893, ats O'Clock
. M, court met. pursuant to adjourn
ment, present aud presiding the Hon.
Ntmrod Turman, Special Judge.
Whersupou, the court made the
following announcement: ut BE-
comes my painful duty to announce to
the msnbers Of the bar, and the on
cers q the court, the death Of our e.
tsssned Judge, H. F. Thomason, which
occurred il this city, yesterday. ut
o'clnck p. m. The fact that he WAS at
his death. the Judge Of this court, and
the net thAt he was possessed Of the
no6lest qualities Of . citizen, demand
that the members Of this court pay
due respect to his memory, aud that
We make suitAble preparations to At
tend his funeral In . body" And
thsrsupon. O. L. Miles. Esq., mem
bsr of the bar, Of this court, offered the
following motion: "ThAt the court
do now adjourn until tomorrow morn
Ing ut O'clock, ~ . mark Of respect
fDr the deceased, and that the men,
bere Of the bar, ana the officers Of the
court, meet at the court room this
Afternoon, at O'Clock, to make suita-
bic preparations to attend the funeral
in . body" whi.h motion was carried.
AID thereupon IL Ii ordered that court
adjourn until O'Clock tomorrow
incoming.
In pursuance to the above motion,
the members Of the bar and officers OF
the court, met at the court room at 2
o'clock, p. M, July 3lst. Judge J. 4.
Little was elected chairman. Messrs.
H. 3. Levers, b. r. Chew, Jno. Stew
ard and J. 5. Little were selected ~
representatives Of the bar and Officers
of the court, to assist ~ pail bearers
- the funeral.
A motion that the member OF the
haS should attend the funeral In q
BODY, was adopted.
II VS. moved and carried that the
Chairman appoint . committee Of three
to draught fesolutions touching the
memory Of the deceased, and that the
revolutions be reported in open court
~ motion hour ON the second day oi
the next term of court and that the
sssolueaons b. spread upon the records
of this court
The Chairman appointed - thai
oomlafftee, Judge Jesse Turner, Sr.
b. r. Chew, and Col. b. T. Duval
Judge J. 8. Little was added TO the
commit,ee.
The meeting then adiourned, sine die
Is LTTLk H. l.. LirHRoUoH,
Chnistnsn. Secretary.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
NOfICR.

During our absence Mr.. Jas. r.
PHILIPS, will have control of the
PRRss once. and 10 fn'ly authorised
10 rscsive subscriptions, make collsc-
tons and rscispt for the came. Job
work and advsftising will receive
prompt and sa,IsfAotory attention.
Don't forget the PREss In the distri-
busiOn Of favors.
Aug. let. 1893. J. g. DuNHAA.
The Van Buren press., 1893-08-12

CudAh, the Chicago millionaire Pork
Packer and Provision dealer, failed ON
the lei Of August. Pork fell down from
SO to 50 and lard went down from
$o.75 to s. per tierce. This will be
rood news to hog eaters.
The Van Buren press., 1893-08-12

W. J. Allen, editor ol the Interstate
News ct Tsxarkana, was shot aud
killed By Judge J. J. King, on Friday
night Of last week. Allen had criti-
eissd the aolion ofa bard Of county
cummissionsrA of which King was
chairman, and was Shot down on tho
street without moments warning.
The Van Buren press., 1893-08-12

The Dardanslle lsnd ONCE will re-
main wheseitis. Through the efforts
Of Senator Berry and Col. Terry the
cosnmissionef has agreed to let 1t
stand.-L. z. Democrat.
The Van Buren press., 1893-08-12

-Yoar wife i rsn down, that's
al. pve prescribed Jamaica rum
and honey. That'll bring her
around.s AJanaics run and houeyi
BY Jove. doctor, I'm feeling sorter
run down myself"
The Van Buren press., 1893-08-12

The Kansas Populists and Repu bli
cans ars fixing for another s'scrsp."
Each party 10 forming companies and
arIning them with Wihchestess aud
shot guns.
The Van Buren press., 1893-08-12

The management Of the Indian Ar
row has changed hands. J. L. Rogera
retiring add John l.. 6pingston TAX.
Ing charge.
The Van Buren press., 1893-08-12
Real Estate Bargains.

Up. MULLEN. offers for sale so 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 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.
Element 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 . big bargain,
Warranty titles will be given to any purchaser
property and IL you want to buy all or any part
Of il call on me or address me at Fort Smith, Ark
and viii give such bargains, that no one want.
ing TO buy real estate win fsilto purchase.
The Van Buren press., 1893-08-12

whsn Baby was aek. We gave hsr CaseoeiA
When she was Child, shs cried for CastoeiA.
whsn she became NiA nhe clung to Castoria,
whsn ahs bad cAndr~n. she gave them Castor.A
The Van Buren press., 1893-08-12
NOTICE.

Under and by virtue Of decree In Chanee1y,
rendered on the q day Of July. 1893. day Of the
regular June term, 1886. Of the Crawford Circuit
Court, in q cause pending in said Court between
w. 8. Meserye. Guardian, and c. g Gleed, Irus-
wherein i was ordered that the undersigned
described to satisfy an Indebtedness Of slo0a 10,
due from defendants VIM. J. Dyer and Eliza J.
Dyer. to the plaintiffs, with interest ani costs,
the undersigned will on
sATURDAE. SEPTEMBER 2SD. lsea.
at the Main Street entrance to the Court House
In the city Of Van Buren, in the County Aforesaid,
within the hours for judicial sales offer for sale,
and sell to the highest bidder. on credit Of
three months the purchaser 10 give note with
approved security for the purchase money. all
the right title and interest, well the equity
Of redemption of the said defendants, in and
to the
North half of Southwest quarter. and South
east quarter Of Northwest quarter, and Southwest
quarter Of Northeast quarter Of Section Sc. TIP
II North, Range 30 West in Crawford County.
Arkansas,
to satisfy the debt aforesaid. with interest and
costs.
W. r. SADLER Commissioner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-01

Colonel Gev. b. Moncure. one Of the
official clerks Of the Auditor of Public
Accounts. who has been sick for several
DAYS, is at his desk again.
The clerks from this State, employed by
DIR. Dyer, of West Virginia. in copying
the land grants Of that State, who have
been at work i'm the han Of the House Of
Delegates for the last five of six months
will to-day return to their respective
homes to vote Tor Colonel Charles r..
O'Ferrall.
The Governor has appointed the follow
ing members of the State Board Of Medi-
cal Examiners. DIR. $. A. Priddy, Of Char
lotte, vice Dr. j. MichauX, of this city
resigned; G. NJ Blackford, Of LynchbWg,
vice Or. Paulus A. Irving Of Cnis city,
resigned These appointments are made
for the state at large. While Or. j. b..
Moore, of King William county has been
appointed for the Third congressional dis
trict, I'm place Of Or Hugh NJ Taylor. Of
this city, resigned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-01

His Honor disposed of the following
cases yesterday morning.
Jim ConeTy, Kyle Duphy and William
Penn. upon the charge Of being suspi-
cious characters and trespassirg on prem
ises Of y. c. Richardson had their eases
ccrtin ed tin the 4th of November.
An attachment was issued for Eddie G.
O'Rouke. charged with assaulung Walter
A. Amos.
Maria Daniels CcoloreD was sent TO
the Hastings Court for stealing SO IN
currency from Charles Davis.
The case Of Chastine Gregory (coloreo),
charged with keeping a disorderly house,
was dismissed, there being no evidence
against accused
Joseph Jones, for soliciting passengers
al the Danville depot was fined 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-01
AyornEn FxxrR Ar LARGE.
lie Gets an East Broad street Man For s35
and skips.

on last Wednesday a well-dressed man
OF medium height. wearing reddish side
whlskers and glasses, applied to a promi-
nent citizen, who lives on east Broad
street. 10 cash check fortsSS. lie gave
as his name Il. w. Kent, and stated
thai he was representing the Sterling
silver Company, OF Quebec, Canada. The
man pretended 20 be friend OF the
east Broad street mans cousin, and
handed him the check purporting 70 be
drawn on the Kentucky National Bank
Of Louisville. and signed William O.
Kent, and made payable 10 J.. w. Kent.
The check was cashed and deposited IN
the State Bank for collection, but was
returned yesterday from the KENTUCKY
National Bank with advices that no such
man was known to the officials Of that
bank
The same party calling himself +. w.
Kent. went 10 the Security Bank Oh Main
street between Eleventh and Twelfth
Friday. and asked to see Mr.. y. 3. BAR
the cashier The fakir asked Mr. Bar
to lend him a thousand dollars for ten
minutes. Mr. Blair took the man Tor
crank. or a swlndier, and told him their
establishment didn't lend out money 10
strangers without the proper security
The mas then made some harsh re-
marks about the First National ana
Merchants National banks because as
he said, they refused TO accept his checks
for collection.
Mr.. w. c. Kent Of Fluvanna, came
very near. endorsing the mans check on
a western bank. but determined 10 wire
the bank first. and investigate matters
A reply informed him that the man was
unknown 20 the bank officials.
Mr.. Blair. Of the Security Bank, soon
after the fakir left that place, telephoned
the authorities and advised them 10
keep an eye or the fellow who seemed
10 the cashier TO be suspicious char
lcter The alleged =. w. Kent how
ever. made good his escape on the next
isy. and has not been seen since. Ser
geants Han and Tomlinson are working
up the case.
Some unknown white man last week
1assed a bogus check Tor $40 upon
merchant. The check per-
ported 10 be drawn on the state Bank,
and was signed George j. Pieaman.'
ana dated October 80. 1893. 1t is believed !
hat the same man had something TO
10 with this proceeding.