The Van Buren press., 1875-12-07

MI. ;,defotipable labors of Mr.. Small
Law. reader at the Episcopal church al
,.c. are doing much toward building
.h.t denomination at this point
nj. with more than ordinary degree OF
,nr. that W. learn of the appointment Of
Ia iii friend. Rev. lsham l.. Burrow, Presi-
r,aer Of the Clarksville District. Asa
,.hcr he has few equals in the State, ana
!han always look forward with pleasure
x,n,irinations to his regular appearance in
IL town for the performance of the duty of
,asjtlop. Our people will all like him.
Ia l.. will he tho best and most efficient
.;1inc Elder who ever rode and labored In
district.
, INi.s Lille McGccleft. last night, by stage,
E,ltus. on her way to Louisville, where she
.pend the winter. She will be missed by
any friends.
Mr. Cass. wife and family arrived at Van
ION. last week. from Ohio. They come to
smaucntly settle among us. We are glad
asee emigration from all parts, to our
E,tv. Mr. Cass is one of the partners In
new paper to be started at Van Buren.
Ne are indebted to the President. Rev.
Grunert. of the Salem. NC. Female Col
for copy of the catalogue of this in
Snte for 1875 and 1876 This is the Oldest
eutc Of the kind In the South.
If Uncle Jesse Branson knows what is
nlthy. he will set his gr,t mill running
nson's Flour is in demand.
Pretty rain, Saturday.
E-Thc surveying party's tents on the bank
xthe river. look weird and fantastically
eunge," whenlighted up after night.
AOur good friend Mrs. England, who
khLows how to keep hotel" looks careworE
~ elraciated she informs us that she has
IN boarding twenty-five men composing
engineer corps. and we should think she
mid BE- If they are all such eaters as oni
lind Martin. Of that party.
E-Last We 'nesday, thc first day Of Deocm-
i. was AS balmy aud mild as Il" sweet May
m."
Ess Toys and Holiday Goods, Il large
sortment and splendid styles, at c. +,
ARvEY's.
r. Chunk" Weaver, of Little Il ock, Is 18th
. rxain
i f~-nr CIV. nrown Is gradually improving
der treatment at Hot Springs,
, f-A masqrcrada ball is In contemplation
be,day night, the a3th inst, il, we believe
time agreed upon.
MILLER 4 Bro. have supply of the choic-
kind Of confectionery. Call on them and
pcure your supply for the Christmas holi-
Hys.
-our enterprising friend, NJ Lynch, ship
by tlatboat, another load of cotton, to the
road Capt. Joe Nowhnd, supercargo.
E-The railroad survey goes right through
70. Hayman's" private residence"
%-lillie Brown and May Churchill, we no.
nc by the St. Louis Times, were of the steam
excursion party, given by the citizens of
Louis. to the members Of the railroad con-
&ntion.
Bob. Newell returned, last week,
epm Texas trip.
III Err Go to c. +. HARVEY'S for
Nrrants, Raisns and Canned Goods
|al fresh and choice.
I'VE are indebted to the excellent lady of
-, NJ Yarbor. for bucket of superior
phey. These kind rcmembrances from our
tends are very gratifying.
I'm justice to George Redding, at whose
Aouse George and Ben. Taylor stopped. Sat-
1Hday, we should say, through information
'yom Mr. Redding, that they tarried at his
Aouse but about fifteen minutes, and that he
|9as not at home at the time. and would not
,e known Geor,e Taylor, having never
zen him; and has only known Ben from his
Fng in the Jail here. And he assured us
~ would assist the sheriff all he could to
Jake their arrest
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