The Van Buren press., 1875-07-27
Rain.

4 Pleasant.
M Plenty of dampncss.
Z Lots OF people gone to the springs to lux
rate
M --Watermeions and muskmeons are plcn-
II in town.
4 The rains, during the week, have improv-
the appearance of things to a considerable
tgree.
Eve are pleased to see that Mr., John S,
vbrodie is able to ride out.
Crops generally. throughout the county,
ire good.
III Members Of the amateur string band are
$ustieating at the Pennywit Springs. They
i'll make things lively tor the young folks,
BE imagine.
III John Wade has opened his saloon, and is
prepared to see his friends.
III The Van Buren Touring mills are fllrn-
E3shng flour and bran for the Little Rock
market. The flour is said to rank No. l.
@ Lee Neal was in town. Friday. and re-
ports crops fine in his section, and every body
with the prospect.
M --Good butter is in demand
@ -cspt ii. c RoBards is to move his good,
Into the Dickson store.
Z Wonder if they play croquet at the Pen
Aywit Spring.
A# The town seems to he emptying its inhab-
Eaatants into the neighborhood Of the springs.
S@3h.reabout, in order that they may thereby be
Pooled on
@ Tic ice-houscs are nearly exhausted and
i've are donning the traditional habit of sack
I'M 10th and ashes,
@ -Four men. mounted an horses rode
through town, about ~ o'clock, Friday night
WHO were they: and what was their busi-
N#hess?
John B. Ogden, jr, has gone to Ataca, on
bqsiness
HI Beat flour, $500 per hundred.
-Bronsou's Mill flour is good as any that
is brought to this market
m s8-Flour is quoted in Fayetteville at
$3.50.
NJ --Messrs, Scott aud Lockhart had two or
tfree hundred Of their sheep poisoned by
eating poisonous weed. By prompt appli
,on Of proper remedies, all were saved,
--Chariie Ribling heelcd the protectors
bi the clongation OF our prolongations.
n tE- Our friend Dacr is removing to the
%store recently occupied by Maj. Lanigan.
IN Austin Martin, & Ward contemplate re-
moving to the store at present occupied by
|8Capt. IL. c. RoBards. May fortuuc and sue
"A .css attend them thther.
MI - Had good. soaking rain on Sunday
astins about all day. Monday showery.
@ The Callahan Colorado party were at
s#Ml ort Lyon, Colorado, on the 10Th. All we'll.
# Bud Gross is back home.
# We judge, from the Fort Smith Herald.
PLAT there is no little wind in the railroad
#gush at that place, just now.
III Capt, Eugene Smith is in charge of the
|#Cibson in the lower river
IN Let every farmer put in Turnip patch.
#They are first rate for stock.
M We are pleased to see the Jacksonport
#llerald Oh our table again. Success to you.
a. Bro. Lynn.
M - Hon. b, J. Brown returned from Clarks
#tillc on the Maumellc.
# Gen. G.. A. Meyer of the Spadrs Coal
M Mines passed up yester lay on the Maumc!le.
M Stewart Scott arrived home on tile Mau-
mellc Monday,
Col W. j. Largcn is OF for New York
# city this week.
III capt John n. Brown, Deputy Sheriff OF
8 johnson, is in town.
81 Joseph Il. Byers, prosecuting attorney. ar
IN rived home from the johnson county court, on
a Monday. He reports but little business done
Il ts- The Pennywt Mills received 4
" large lot Of barrels to put -four in by the Maui
N melle Monday.
n .Y- u. 5. Marshal Pagan has gone to Mus
# Co.ee to investigate the killing of Nave, an
Indian. by one of his deputies, while attemp-
\ ting his arrest.
-Ex aldermen Roberts and daughters re-
4 ceivcd young lady visitor from Ozark. on
n the Maumelle.
n Col. W. r. Dcnckla is rusticating at the
\ Dardanellr Springs.
n Gs- Can animals suffer pain ? is the
u latest question. Stick a pin into a mule S