The Van Buren press., 1894-07-14


home from visit to sgringdale.
The day Adds Bryan celebrated the
4th of July. Another baby In the
house is what's the matter with
Adds.
A nice Lawn Dress Pattern worth
5O, Bankrupt Price rs cents at
New York Store.
The Van Buren, Rifles will picnic
with the Star Literary Society on the
10th. This will be the picnic of the
season.
Ladies Tan Slippers worth $1.00,
Bankrupt Price 80 cents at
New York Store.
q. z. Sims freight conductor on
the Frisco, attempted suicide on
Tuesday night last, but failed to make
the trip.
22 Pair Boys Long Pants worth
ST. .25, Bankrupt Price so cents at
New York Store.
Rev. Mr.. Venable gave his Sunday
School, at his residence Tuesday
night, lawn party. From the NOISE
they must have had a jolly time.
Mr.. Horace Adds, formerly of Van
Buren,, travelling agent for the Globe.
Democrat, arrived in the city Thurs.
day on q months visit to relatives.
Linen Gingham worth 20 cents,
Bankrupt Price 10 cents at
New York Store.
Senator Berry aud Governor Fish
back passed down the Lite Rock
railway Monday morning ON their
way from Berryville to Batesville.
Remember good People now is your
time to buy Goods at Your Price at
New York Store.
Miss Fannie Mills, daughter OF
Auditor Mills, spent sunday in the
city on her way from Little Rock to
Fayetteville, guest of Miss Ida
Stewart.
The old Sam Hanly dwelling
houses have been torn down. Being
the properly of the Mo. Pacific Rail-
way Co., the grounds will'most likely
be improved by them.
Jesse Wood came home off two
weeks trip Saturday, quite unwell
He is better as we 60 TO press and
will be all right again IN few days
A trip over the mountains will do him
good.
Work on the New Hotel grounds
has been going on this week; the old
buildings having been takeE dowr
and carried of the grounds and WORK
preparatory to laying the foundation
has progressed finely.
Prof. Massie came down from
Fayetteville Tuesday, to make
arrangements for the return of hi
family. The Professor was agar
placed in charge OF the City High
So .Ool for the coming season.
Don't fail to be present at the meet
ing at the Court House today for i'm
proving the road leading out to Fla
Rock bridge. The project is a very
desirable one and will be of benefit tt
the city rs well as the county.
A line from J. w. Mckinney notI
fies US that he has moved to Oklaho
ma, and is doing business there
The PRESS wishes him the greatest
success. Better come back Mack
and be one of US again. "The latcf
string Is out"
After a thorough examination, Mr.
L. P. Miles was admitted to practice
in Judge Evans court, as we'll as al
the courts of the State. Mr.. Miles II
thorough student and will some day
make his mark at the bar Of ou
State.
Miss Mary Parke left Monday fol
Chicago. She goes to attend thu
summer institute Of the Cook County
Normal school conducted by Col
Francis w. Parker. At WinslOW
Miss Parke will be joined by Mis-
Lizzie Mayors, who will accompany
her to Chicago.-Fort Smith Record
We call attention to the new ad
yertisenent of w. L. Douglas $50
Shoe which appears In our ISSUE
today. We have assurance from the
manufacturer that the recent improve
ments in style and quality Will CIV
more satisfaction than ever to TIM
wearers of these popular shoes.
Attention is called to the display
nd In the PRKss, of Miss Emma Hays
Her stock of millinery Is fully up u
the demands of the times and pric;;
cannot be discounted for fashionable
goods. For q good fashinable hat q
low price this is the place to go
some low priced trimmed hats ar
going for q song For bargains II
millinery, Miss Emma Hays Is I'M
place, at the head of Main Street
The parties, Walters, Lane, Rolla
Reed and Burchman, who were ar
rested for assaulting Henry Beck a.
Chester. on the night Of July .
had nm examination before justice
Colgrovo on Wednesday last ana wer'
nut under q bond of ~ 800 each, 70 o.
held for the grand jury. Beck WA a
able TO be present in court ana ldehtl
fed ali five of the prisoners, VINO wer'
pfespnt when he was assaulted "ne
robbed. 1t is bad case Tor tuem ~ y,
II is and if Beck should die there VIII
| ~, Eva uacks for the halter.