The Van Buren press., 1875-08-10
Sweating weather.

E-Sweating weather.
IL Thursday was fearful hot.
n The affectionate musquitoc humeth mush-
and biteth more.
Mrs. McGee. Miss Lilly McGee and Mrs.
A. Meyer and child, came up from Spadra,
the boat yesterday. Mrs. Meyer has the
|mpathv OF our citizens in the sad bereaye-
ent she is called upoi to pass through in the
ss OF her dear boy.
-E-Mrs Zack Williams returned home from
visit to the White River country.
E-Thanks to Mr.. L. Graft for another sam
e of Concord grapes.
VI Maj. A S. .cabell, Sheriff of sarber conn-
'H came up on the Maumelle. The Major is
old-timc friend, aud we are glad to NEE t
H-Col.J T. King, was in town, Friday. Hc
Imports fine cotton and corn crops. IIeis run.
ng his Touring mill, night and day. and
challenges any mill to make better bour or
H Her turn out.
@-Capt. Jim. Stuart. OH Mulberry. has been
Y rk, during the week, but is himself again.
IN av his shadow never grow Lessor. at least
et for many years to come,
The man shot by Meyer. on the King
ace reported last week, Is gctting we'll.
W W-Uadc Luther Morrell sends lis files OF the
luta Barbara. California paper. Uncle Lu-
q 0.r And his wife are spending the summer at
h poiut.
lE Nobody better than Yves. Merrell, knows
Nv to serve the printer, and calling us into
shop. he made us \ present of splendid
itermelon. May his shadow never be less.
d may he be prosperous.
IN The CahanaliJCeiorado party are at Colo
do Springs. The invalids are improving in
falth They report meeting there with Prof
c. IIelm..who will be remembered as the
Ubpular superintendent Of our High School.
two or three sessions He Is practicinE
~ at that point.
E-Miss Leila Gardner and Mrs. Murphy her
,ter and children. have gone to Sebastian
fuuty for visit
E-Coi. F. N. Lseke And wife. OF Alma. were
town. Tuesday last, and we're the guests OF
n. Hiram Brodie.
I'VE are indebted to Mr.. Louis Graf. for
Fnch OF graves, the finest OF the season. His
ney ard has never promised better.
-Branson's xxx Flour is q little ahead Of
BY brought to this market Try it aud see.
We are in recei pit Of Denver and Colorado
brings papers. Of date OF July 3lst. from Mr.,
NJ. Callahan an Gus, Ward.
e --latest from Gus. Ward reports him i'm
foving in health, having gained thirteen
bunds since he left here.
-Col +. NJ. Schaurte, OF the United States
sil department. dropped down in Van Bu-
IN, on Wednesday evening last, and picked
his wife. who has been spending mo nth
4 it'll her relatives here. and passed OF with
t stopping. We got glimpse Of him on
stage. and he looked as round aud plump
a al alderman. Hardwork seems to agree
lth him. and. by the way, he il one Of the
st and most energetic agents connected
ith the p Q. Department.
IN The foundation OF Col. Gran. Wilcox s
puse Is being laid.
IA Bull Of the Woods Flour sold. last week.
our town for $3.50 per hundred.
Flour quoted at Fayetteville at $2.25 per
&ck.
-Crawford county has the pro spect, now.
making the largest corn crop ever raise in
Ae county.
H-Our local is indebted to viii King, the
a ever ferry man. for multiplied favor con-
BRED
We have nothing definite In regard to the
lection in the Cherokee Nation. The Down
hg men, it would seem, have the best OF 1t
long the Arkansas line.
8 jim. Brodie's team that he sent to Fay
kteville, Friday. with Judge Evans on its
Day home. had a runaway, breaking up and
nashng things generally.
W The colored base ball club came over last
Wednesday. to play game with the colOred
xsse ha!li,ts or this side Of the river, and got
thoroughly waxedn by the same. And our
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