The Van Buren press., 1895-08-31
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W. r. Sadler, the efficient assistant
circuit clerk, has had few days out;n@
In Logan county, his old stamninss
ground, this week.
John Fritz mother and sister who
have been visiting Mrs. Fritz Miller for
three or four weeks, left for their home
In New Orleans, Monday.
Robert l.. Williams has bought the
stock OF groceries of our friend BRADLEY
IN the East End and will carry on a
general grocery and feed store.
Mrs. T. J. Rogers, of Wagner. 7.
T., is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. M. Bozarth, at Fayetteville.
accompanied by her little daughter.
Commissioner W. G. Vincenhel,er
OF Little Rock, was in the city Sunday
on his way over the mountain. He will
soon leave for the Atlanta Exposition.
Juvenile Missionary" meeting at the .Metho.
dist church each lst Sunday at 3pM. Special
Invitation to Prayer Meeting each Wednesday
night at 73O O'clock. A. H. WILLIAMS, Pastor.
lone Of the girls, says Bro. Hieps
'chews' gum in church during
service. Is it possible, and he deacon
toof We are glad lone of the girls
didn t do it.
Miss Allie Kistler, W. A. Briscoe
and son left Monday for trip to
Galveston, Texas. II Briseoe don t
have a good time it will ba for the
reason it is not there.
Mrs. John Brown and Ozier Allen
went to Fort Smith Monday evening.
Mrs. Brown Is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Ozier, who will soon return to her
old home in Mississippi.
Thiak Of This. Hoods sarsaparila is the only
true blood purifier prominently in the public
eye today. II cures disease when all others fail
because 1t makes pure blood
Hoods Pills cure jaundice, biliousness, sick
headache constipation and all liver Ills. 293
Miss Katie Bourland and Mr.. Frank
Mckibben left for the East Monday
Miss Katie goes to Berlin, Conn. to
continue her studies and Frank to
Boston, Mass. to return to his school
work.
DIED-At Union, Oregon, on the 25th
inst. of consumption, Albert Dickson,
only child of Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson
Dickson, of Van Buren. He leaves a
wife, four children and father and
mother to mourn his death.
Mrs. Charles Ribling and daughter,
Mrs. Zula Euper, are taking a rest at
Eureka Springs. Mr.. Tony Euper will
make his home at Eureka for a week
from whence he will go to New York to
travel for wholesale jewelry house.
An appeal to the Supreme Court has
been granted in the Ed. Sanford case.
The Court meets in October and the
hearing will be had sometime later,
perhaps not until November. In the
meantime he will remain where he now
is-Van Buren.
Mr.. C. J. Murta this week bought
the c. M. Barnes property on the
corner of Sixth and Hickory streets.
He will improve it considerably and in
short time remove his family from
Van Buren and take up his residence in
ii. Fort Smith Elevator.
Why don t Van Buren, have
an ice plant of its own, and not depend
upon the factory of another town.
Venture.
Ask the city council. They had the
opportunity to give us an ice factory
and improved it not.
They are learning mean and scaley
tricks down South as they have them in
the North. Up at Van Buren, there is a
canning factory and they have been
paying men. boys and girls from 10 to
20 cents per hundred for Gaping the
cans. They have cut them down to
and 10 cents. s.-Texarkanian.
OF what use are the few firefy lights
now being run by the city at a cost OF
about $50 per month"; Better turn them
off and use the money in making the
streets and sidewalks passable. -
Venture.
That's the ticket as to the streets.
Put out the lights and let the 'bums'
find their way home in the dark.
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