The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1896-11-07

TEEN PURE
THE REMINGTON STANDARD TYPE. /
WRITER is the Car of all.
=. ;, For sale by
Wallace Block. JOHN McRAyEY.
Epworth League meeting each Friday
evening at O'Clock at the Methodist
Church. '.s>'-z'
j. F. Arnold will have charge of the
Southmayd Miller Dry Goods Co :
Alma store Dan Miller is in st. Louis
purchasing goods for the branch.
The Missouri Pacific Stable has again
changed hands and W L. Mace is in
control with Will Hawkins manager.
Leave orders today for an outfit
/ tomorrow.
There is hope that the water from the
MIGRANTS will be fit for drinking
purposes before long. The recent rains
having at last come to the relief of the
water company.
Even the heavens wept over the
Republican news which came over the
wires on election night, but the weather
| Frightened as the news grew brighter
for the Democrats.
The attendance at the german at the
clubs rooms Thursday night was
largely attended and everything passed
off delightfully."- and the ladies looked
beautiful and happy.
The Way to Cure Catarrh is to purify the blood.
and the surest safest best way to purify the
blood = by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla the One
True Blood Purifier
Hoods Pills are prompt efficient always reli-
able. easy to take and easy to operate. 222
Misses Kate Adams and Queen
Lawson, of Little Rock, Miss Watson,
of Newport, and Miss Bette Nance, of
Fort Smith, were in attendance at the
german Thursday night and were guests |
of Miss Fannie Scott
There are several places on the road
between Van Buren, and Alma which |
will soon be impossible if we have much
more rain and which could be drained
with comparatively little labor. Can
we not have decent road between the
two principal points in the county.
C. F. Ward has bought from the
SHIRLEY q Wood Grocery Co. the J.
q. Mathews stock of groceries. and has
moved his East End stock to the stand
formerly occupied by Mr. Mathews. |
Mr.. Ward will sell You goods in his
line at very reasonable prices.
Senator Berry and wife spent Sunday
night in Van Buren,, as guests of DR.. |
.. NJ. Bourland and wife They were
on their way home from Ozark where
the Senator had spoken Saturday The
Senator and wife have warm place in
the affections of the Democracy of Van
Buren,.
After being in poor health for two years and
taking many kinds Of medicine without much
benefit l eoaeluded 70 try Hoods sarsaparilla |
| have taken three bottles AID am now well
woman. Mrs. W. T. COLE, Ink, Ark"
Hoods Pills are reliable, sure.
Miss Mary Farmer, second daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Farmer,
residing four miles south of town, was
married at 10 o clock Sunday morning
to Mr., John Hale, of Crawford county,
Rev M Smith, of that county,
officiating Prairie Grove Record, 22d
E. S. Smith, County Patriot of the
Patriots of America, has moved his
family down from Chester, and they are
now citizens of Van Buren,. Mr.. Smith
has made his headquarters here to be
the better able to carry on his work of
organizing lodges of Patriots of
America. -
Thursday, at time when the Gazette
was worth a continental to anyone, it
failed to come to its mail subscribers.
The newsrooms, though, had large
supplies. A canvass agent of the
Gazette has been in the city for two
months and secured quite large list of
regular subscribers and they had to
resort to the newsdealers or go without.
Capt. James T. Stuart, for two years
past the faithful and competent deputy
county clerk, is temporarily ont of the
office-the work not being adequate for
deputy all the time. The election
being over Mr.. Bostick will have more
time and can give his whole attention to
the business of the Office No officer
has warmer or better friends in the
county than Capt. Stuart.
The Pickering Lumber Co., has
bought the plant, good will, etc. , of
the Long Bell Lumber Co. The
management will be in the hands of W.
l.. Mace, formerly manager of the
Long Bell, and better man than Mr..
Mace and one who more thoroughly
understands the lumber business will
not be found We are glad that he has
settled at home again.
The sheriff of Texas county arrived
in our city Thursday to take in charge
one John Longacre alias j. P. Sheriff.,
on charges of forgery. Longacre, or
as he is bettar known in this section,
Sheriff., hasVfeen living on Logtown
hill near this city for some time past.
He was arrested Saturday last and
locked up. but because of his relation
ship to some of the prominent citizens
of the county the matter was kept
quiet until the arrival of the Texas
officer, who took the prisoner to the
scene of his crime. Venture.
THE VENTURE publishes column of
balderdash, as an apology for voting
three votes for Hobart and disregarding
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