The Van Buren press., 1895-02-16

Among the applicants examined by the State
Board of Pharmacy at its session at Little Rock
this week, were Messrs .. H. Stth and X. l..
Bernard, OF Van Buren,.
Conductor Rodecker, OF the Little Rock and
Fort Smith, has changed off with Conductor
Adams. OF the X. & A. V. division, in order to be
at home with his family.
Jesmer Day-The Model-quote some
prices on shoes in this issue and you should
not fail to inspect their stock which they claim
to be the best selected in the city.
The bill for anncxing Maxey Township to
Crawford County will be presented to the
Legislature on March 9Th. The present prospects
are that it will pass without any trouble
A big fruit and berry crop is almost assured
In Arkansas.
Don't count your chickens before they are
hatched. Last years crop was principally
killed in March.
Three weeks for snow to lie on the ground in
this section of Arkansas is something never
before heard of, but such is the case with the
last snow that fell, which will be three weeks
Sunday night
tisement of John o. Kane. He is agent for a
number of reliable insurance companies, prompt
and g3ntlemanly in his dealings and you should
see him when your present policy runs out
Do you suppose that we will all wear immense
bustles again If fashion commands it9-Venture.
We hope not Bro. Higgs. BUsrLE of any
dimensions, would not be becoming to
you. Don't
The reason so many people fail in business Is
because they devote too much OF their time Ia
attending 70 other people 's-Venture.
Our good friend seems to be an exception to
the rule-there are exceptions to most all
rules.
Mr. A. NJ. Martin, Editor of the Newark (Ark)
Gazette was In the city several days first of the
weed on visit to Harry shibley who was at
one time pupil of Mr.. Martins. We acknowl-
edge visit and are sorry We were out at the
time.
Rheunxtlsm in the back. shoulders, hips
ankles, elbows, or wrists, Is caused by accumu-
lation Of acid in the blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla
neutralizes the acid and cures rheumatism.
Hoods Pills are the best family cathartic and
liver medicine. Harmless and reliable.
Hon. VIM. P. Wooten and wife:were in the
city Wednesday as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
Bush. Mr.. WOoten was married to Miss Fears
of Fort Smith Tuesday and stopped off with his
BRIDE on their way home. Mr. Wooten IL
Register of the Land Office at Dardanelle.
Train 265, In charge of Conductor Evans, was
wrecked Wednesday morning two miles west OF
the Fort Smith crossing near Argenta- A man
named Anderson, who was stealing a ride on
fiat car, was SO badly injured that he died soon
after. Another tramp was slightly injured
The westbound passenger train on the Mo-
Pacific came near being wrecked just this side
OF Mulberry yesterday afternoon. horse at
tempted to cross the trestle ahead of the train
and fell through The train was stopped within
| few feet of the animal-Venture 18th.
Rev. A. B, Moore, of Ohio, will begin a series
OF protracted meetings at the Christian church
In this city beginning next Sunday, Feb 18th
Mr.. Moore has wide reputation as an evange.
list and meets with great success wherever he
goes. The meetings are expected to continue
for several weeks. The Toledo (O.) Blade says:
"Mr. Moore is an earnest and forcible speaker
he appeals to the heart and depends upon the
power Of truth for effect He is a gentleman OF
pleasing address and breaches as If he believes
every werd he says There is no doubling OF
hesitancy in his manner. He illustrates and
simplifes his subjects 80 that child can un-
derstand him. His preaching carries conviction
to honest hearts; his heart is fillei with love
for souls and over popular audience he wieids
| a wonderful power"