The Van Buren press., 1875-09-14

-Sullry.
Moonlight.
--serenadings.
New music teacher.
Il Peaches drug in market.
Sweet potatoes getting plenty.
-Basc-ba still holds the balance of power
Eh-reabouts.
-Croquct seem. to ave lost its interest for
our young people.
The OLD Keller building is undergoing re-
psirz 'Rah for South Carolina.
--tsapt. Dtinkwater, with his new boat.
1 Era No. 0. left Cincinnati. last week Saturday
and may be looked for here at almost any
hour.
We hear rumors that work will commence
I an the Little Rock and Fort Smith railroad in
November.
u Maj. John Henry. of New Orleans, is
/ Hanite sick at Boston. Mass.
H MIR. N. +. Cornelius and Morehead Corne
illus LEFT on the Maumclle for St. Louis More
#hcai goes to rernain for a season,
Mr.. N. Lynch arrived home from New
L York Thursday morning. on the stage. He is
hooking well. and thinks Arkansas. in a busi-
ness point, stands as well in the great metrep-
n oils as any other state in the union.
3 Prof Young and his wife who were sick
4 aud in distress, and who were so kindly cared
Il Matnael'e. last Tuesday. for Pennsylvania,
#haying been sent for bv a tsothcr of Mrs
! 1oung's. retired army officer. We are glad
4 10 know that in their latter dag in life, they
Nhave been launched into so calm waters.
By an oversight, it would appear. from
Hthe last Press that the picnic rioters were tri
ed before Justice Decherd, at Alma. This was
1 a mistake. The trial was before Justice
smith. OF that township. Tfe case WAS at
first brought before Mr. Decherd, but he being
sick, it was transferred to another justice.
Charley Eibhiag is cleaning up his shop
preparatory of Iii. reception ofthe old gen tie
man.
Pref. S. =. Brown has an excellent school
and is increasing in numbers.
--Chictcn. ale ia deMand scarce ia mar
l,et
"a meeting of the medical profession of
/ he state is called. to assemble at Little Rock
''n the 18th Of October for the purpose of Or
State Medical Society.
Prot L. $. Riggs. teacher OF brass and in
strumentaI music. has been in town fora few
|aays past He comes well recommended and
I've can commend him TO ali who may need his
lscryies.
The demand for friend Barnes wagons
Iias compelled him to double teams in his
|workshop. That is right; let MS patronize
|homs industry all the time. His work com
pares favorably with any work that comes
here OF the kind
The Mayor OF Alma WAS in town, last
Friday.
Mrs, Hubbard Stone, Of Fort Smith has
been visiting the past week with Mrs. Jesse
Turner.
callahan 4 Co. are ready to commence
ginning.
M Lynch is lookin. for his new goods
every lay
Van Buren, and Craw ford county delcgs-
ton TO the Arkansas Industrial University,
got of last week.
Maj Meyer, of Meyers Landing. passed
through Van Buren. Friday. with two of his
daughters. on his way to the University at
Fayetteville.
WIN. Whitfield. new goods are beginning
to roll in
Attention is called TO the card, in our pa
per Of Geo. I. Maddox's Saloon and Family
Grocery Store. II yon want to make good
trade in hides and peltries. give George call.
You will fnd, at his house, 4 choice lot Of
homemade liquors, suitable for medicn al
purposes.
A colored man fell of the steamer Mau-
mclle, on her last trip up, when near Spadra,
and was drowned.
-lIayman (the old NAM Is always happy
when he Is fiill and hls mil! is So fall of wheat
that he can hardly turn around
Prot. Joseph NJ. Yarbro is teaching
very successful school in Mrs. Hays neigh
borhood.
Capt Drinkwat-r. with his now boat, Era
No 0, vii run in the st. Francis river trade
from Memphis.
p III. Hillyer. Esq. who has been at Pleas
ant Hill, the past two or three months, has re-
turned to get his business up for the Court,
next Monday.
Saturday was decidedly refrigerative-a
irst-class fall day.
SEQ the advertisement Of Mr. John In
gram Of Little Rock. Ii you have any buh-
ness in his line, he is the man for it. Prompt
and reliable, and he knows all about the land
Office. Try him.
j. W Cary is figuring for a new dwell
Ing house.
Biocher's Real Estate Agency.
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