The Van Buren press., 1895-08-17


Rev. lsom Burrow, President of the
Altus College, was in the city Tuesday
In the interest Of his college.
1t took the jury only thirteen minutes
Saturday morning to convict Cherokee
Bill of murder in the U. s. Court.
Miss Fannie Scott goes to Little Rock
! Monday, by invitation, on matters
pertaining to the Atlanta Exposition.
Bro. Colburn, Of the Ozark Democrat
Is on his back with bad case of yellow
jaundice and he is not a goldbug either.
Mrs. Charles Ayers and sister, Miss
Leila Boatright, went Wednesday to
Wagner, l. T.. to visit their grand
father.
Mise Matte Southmayd was called
home from Eureka Springs by the sick
ness Of her mother, who is better at this
writing.
Sunday School at Christian Church every
Sunday at $50 P. NJ. Prof. Massie superintend.
ent. Prayer meeting every Thursday night
I 1880 F. N.
Mrs. Charles W. Jones left Wednes-
day for visit to Indiana. Mrs. Jones
who Is at Eureka Springs will go on
with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory, of Woodruff
county, who have visiting Mrs. C. G.
Montague. returned to their home
Wednesday.
The Fort Smith people are still fishing
for the Fish Bros. Wagon Factory
Fort Smith is never happy except when
she is fishing for 'succors.
Conductor Walter B. Mann who has
been recuperating at Hot Springs came
In Tuesday and after few days rest will
20 East for month or two.
Judge Smith has appointed the follow
ing County Board of Medical Examiners !:
j. L. Dement,, M. D. A. M. Butts,
M. D.. u. e. Blakemore, M. D.
At the Methodist church Sunday II
A. NJ. Subject-''Keep The Sabbath. -
Exodus 90: 8. 6P. NJ ambassadors
For Christ. Second Cor. 5: go.
Juvenile Missionary" meeting at the Metho.
dist church each LIST Sunday at3r.M Special
Invitation to Prayer Meeting each Wednesday
night at 100 O'Clock. A. II. WILLIAMS, Pastor.
Policeman Barrier, Sunday, arrested
Joe Montgomery, wanted at Morrillton
for jumping his bond. He was put in
Jail until called for by an officer of that
place.
Mr.. George Campbell was taken
suddenly sick at his Office in the
Horticultural room Tuesday and for a
while his friends were quite anxious
about him.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Allen, of Van
Buren,, who have been spending the
summer at Winslow, visited their son,
Dan, in Fayetteville Saturday =,
Fayetteville Daily.
Andy Campbell will shortly move
near the old Fair Grounds. He has
greatly improved the building making
1t nice residence.
Everywhere we go We find some one who has
been cured by Hoods Sarsapsrilla. 1t is the
| greatest curative agent II Is the one great
blood purifier ami nerve tonic.
Hoods Pills for the liver and bowels act easily
yet promptly and effectively. vi
Miss Wrenetta Beidleman, Of Little
Rock, came down from Eureka Springs
on her way home Tuesday and stopped
of for short visit with Miss Fannie
Scott, and made one of the party at the
hop ut Winslow Tuesday night.
Jesmer & Day, the popular propri
etors Of the MODEL Gents Furnishing
House, are Offering bargains that can I
be discounted by any other house In the
city. They want to make room for new
goods and the old stock has to go
almost at your own price.
Mr.. j. F. Mathews, formerly one Of
our merchants, who has been absent in
the state of Washington, returned with
his family Monday night and Is looking
for dwelling house for permanent
location. After all Van Buren is about
as good a place as you will find.
MARRIEp-In Van Buren,. Thursday
night, Aug. 18th, by the Rev. &. W..
Flowers, Of the Episcopal church, at
the residence Of the bride, Mr.. Charles
F. Jones and Mrs. Katharine D. Bradt.
THE PRESS extends congratulations,
with it's best wishes for long and
happy life.
Mr.. j. g. Miller announces that ne
has sold out his extensive business to
Messrs. Miller q Jones, Of Van Buren,,
who will hereafter conduct the business
under the name of the Miller q Jones
Furniture Company. Mr.. j. u. Miller
will continue to be associated with the
new firm. Fort Smith Record.
Mr.. Beatty was in Van Buren, Tues
dav looking after some interests OF the
new mower plant here. He looked over
the CITY and returned without making
his business known through the papers
of that city. Fort Smith Record.
It is time the City Council sat down
on Beatty and his Juggling strikers
on this side of the river. The Council, i,
seemingly, have become the plant tool
of parties who have private schemes OF
their own ON hand to better their own
interests, without any regard to the
general good of the city.
Awarded