The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1898-04-02
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Jno. Ferie Il back from Missouri.

Jno. Furie Il back from Missouri
MAGsoLIAs-A dne assortment on
hand i. CRAP.
Get right and wear an Omaha
Button
Bob Jones Is suffering from severely
inasmed eye
Miss Jessie Woolnm il viewing the
races at Little Rock
10 Jones has position as salesman
lor Mckinney Rea Dry Goods Go.
The PRESS one year and the Gazette
Almanac all for 81 90 in advance.
r c. Rees returned Thursday from
visit 70 his Old home in Mississippi.
VIII Wells has been put in charge Of
an extra freight crew on the west end
Dr. J S Shibley. Of Paris was
visitor in our city several DAYS the latter
part Of the week
The people demand Of the city council
that It give them projection against the
COW and hog nnisanees.
A crest deal u damage 10 fencing.
etc was done along Frog BAYOU BY
the higb waters q Sunday.
8 n Landau returned Wednesday
from 81 Louis. where he went 70 attend
| the Messing Bernsn nuptisls
Charley Miller has entirely recovered
from his cyclone injuries and walks
without the aid IF crutcE now
Foundtyman AeYeH vent 10 Mul.
berry 20 close the contract for casting
the front Of Dix Hamm 8 new store
Col I'd Semers SAYS the peaches a
well as other early fruits are nearly all
killed thfoughoue Southern Missouri
Mrs Watts millinery establishments
was e vefi6sbie bower Of beauty Thurs
day on the occasion Of her spring open
lag.
Court square will De seated The
ladies' 0f the literary society have taken
hold Of the matter and that dispoees
Of it,
PARTIES mp from that section reports
the late rains 10 have done considerable
damage 10 the neighborhood Of Mul-
berry
After a visit Of several months to her
son, Mr. o w Williams Mrs r. A
Williams left for her Louisiana home
Thursday.
r. V. Visart formerly Of Eureka
Servings has rented room in the Bryan
building and will have cigar factory
in operation in about week
Geo Miller ia beginning preparations
for the approaching ice cream season
He will use the room used AZ a candy
factory for an lee cream parlor this
year.
Millinery openings have been the
order Vt the day this week each more
rssplendent than the other Feminine
hearts have been in y lntteT and such
will be the case with with the old
man s. bank account when collection
day rolls around
| During the past ten years only two
months are on record as showing A
rainfall exceeding that Of March, witch
amounts to n 81 in IN Nav. 1899
| n 30 in fell and IN July. 1895 10 90
| in. There 8hould be no danger of a
spring drought this year
We call especial attention Of all our
readers Interested in tree planting and
fruit culture TO the unusually liberal
offer Of the Arkansas Valley Nurseries
of Sedgvick, Kansas, which will be
found elsewhere in this issue They
are reliable people and make this special
offer only to INTRODUCES their stock in
this vicinity. Orders should be sent
mem without delay. 42-52t
The following is tho personal staff Of
Brigndier General d " Moore com
nsnding Twelfth brigade. First
division Arkansas Reserve MILITIA.
Il A Meyer assistant adjt gen John
Allen, quartermaster general DR. O
NJ BOurland brigade surgeon. Van
Bnren ) 7 Jones chaplain. Alma
n L. Fitzhugh and G B Fontaine
aids de- camp Van Buren
Another pleasant occupation has been
ruined for the ever present corner
loafer The electric light company this
week wrapped all its poles on Main
street with wire and he will have 10
look elsewhere for something to whittie
IF this ever present c. J. would expend
some Of his energy on buck saw he
would be getter benefit to the com
nnnity
Van Buren, lovers Of outdoor sports
should follow fine lead ~ the Fort Smith
sportsmen and organize = leag1e for the
protection ~ fish and eaTne in Crawford
county. An organization composed Of
AZ trne lovers of hunting and fishing
conld soon put a stop r. the indiscrimin