The Van Buren press., 1895-10-26

The prevalence Of q few cases Of
scarlatina in the city has caused the
School Board, as a precaution, to close
the schools for week.
Hon. H. A. Dinsmore, M. c., Is in
the city for few days circulating
among his friends. Hugh seems to
have clear field In the next race.
FIiAUR We still handle the Arkan
9X9A: saw Rogers Patent and
other grades. They are world beaters.
EDAoNDsoN & BRITT.
Hon. Jas. K. Jones passed up the
road from Little Rock Thursday after
noon for Fort Smith on his way to
Fayetteville where he has an appoint
ment to speak Monday.
Catarrh is constitutional disease and cannot
be cured by local applications. Hoods Sarsa-
parilla ID constitutional remedy; 1t cures
catarrh because 1t purifies the blood
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable and do not
purge pain or grippe. Sold by all druggists. 2Ol
Col. o. L. Miles left Friday for
Atlanta and will stop of day with his
brother at Memphis. The Colonel is on
the program for q speech-subject: I:
"The South ON Arkansas Day, the
80th.
OUR BAKERY use nothing
but the BEST FLOUR made. We can
show you as fine loaf of bread as was
ever produced. Remember you get 15
large size loaf tickets for 81. 90.
Evrs n
Mr.. Lewis johnson and wife, of
Illinois, Is in the city on visit to DR..
H. G. johnson and wife. Mr.. johnson
is an uncle Of the Doctor. As this Is
their first visit to Arkansas they will
remain some time.
Never make fun Of a man with worn
out shoes and a battered hat. He may
be the editor Of your paper, while the
man with the yellow shoes, Charley =.
boy hat and gaudy attire may be one OF
his delinquent subscribers. Eek.
The Dawes Commission are now to be
found on the second floor of the Nc
Kibben building, where they will here
after transact all business coming before
them. They have rented Offices adjoin
ing those Of Rogers & Oglesby and will
occupy them very shortly. Fort Smith
Times.
The Board Of Health should go right
along in the discharge Of their duties
without regard to the repeated attempts
of the Venture to ''bull -doze" them.
They have the best interests Of the city
in mind as much 30 as those who are SO
ready to criticise their actions on every
occasion.
Frank Woolum has sold the Grand
Restaurant to Mr.. j. j. Eichenberger
who has entered upon its management.
The restaurant will be conducted on
strict business principles, on the hotel
plan to a limited extent for the present.
Mr.. E. understands the business and
will give 1t his personal attention.
Mr.. Jesse Turner and his mother
returned last Friday from an extended
visit through the Eastern States,
Virginia and North Carolina-visiting
Judge Turner'S old home In the later
state. We are glad to know the trip
has been Of much benefit to Mrs. Turner
and welcome them both at home again.
The west. bound freight train on the
Little Rock road met with q wreck
about noon Monday near Knoxville,
three box cars and one fiat car being
thrown from the track damaging them
pretty badly and tearing up the track
short distance. Fortunately no one
was injured. It is. said that the rails
spreading is what caused the wreck.
All trains were delayed several hours,
the west bound passenger arriving at
Van Buren five hours late.