The Van Buren press., 1875-06-22

s. wouth, at IL A. NJ. and II NJ. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening at 7P.M.
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Il Hot.
Hotter.
Hottest.
No rain.
y Full moon.
q Lovely nights.
q Beautiful weather.
i -IIucklebcrry pudding.
II Oh. for a little shower.
Wheat still coming to mill.
-Piscatoralists have been busy.
Pic nicers had good time.
The brass band has gone.dead'
-Millers' ice cream buggers description.
oh! for a sprinklcr-street sprinkler, NC
Il mean
\ The voice Of the mosquito is now heard in
the land.
ID Moonlight perambulations are very fash
ionable.
4 Friday seemed to us the hottest day this
season SO far.
n Our young friend, Jesse Turner, arrived
n home, Saturday. to spend his vacation.
N Tic boys enjoy themselves after night,
"a bathing in the river.
81 The temperance people did not turn out
well at the pic me.
"a Our young friend Hillycr Grated very
satisfactorily last Thursday.
s --Arcwc to have no strect-spriEkliug this
summer? Who speaks first.
81 Next Thursday is the festival Of st. John
| til. Baptst--his natal anniversary.
81 --Somc Of our friends will soon have early
E green corn. 1t will he SO nice"
81 Don't forget the Masonic pic nc. on the
E& 2th twill be a grand affair Gran. will
81 deliver the address.
III We suppose the amateur string band H. in
n The future to be be our only dependence for
~ music on public occasions.
E Pic nicing is the order ofanc theday.cro-
E Iuet will give place to the feeling amnse-
ment Of tic picking.
ID
by small solution Of liquidized vapor, and
farmers would smile Il .n,ole.
n A good many Of our ladies have exceed.
III ingly pretty gardens about their houses. The
time they thus be stow. Ia not thrown away.
A fox. measuring SIX feet from tie III
II Of the nose to the end Of the tail. was captur'
ed by Il friend of ours a few days since. lie
has the hide.
The Sisters of the Convent at IT. Smith,
will hold their annual fair On the nights OF
the 3Oth of June. and the l,t and I'd of July
Wednesday, Thursday aud Friday
The TT. Smith Independent says that the
N GLORIOUS Fourth" " III be celebrated at that
place in grand style. And yet the village
of Van Bircn will do nothing on that occa-
sion.
The apples look good, the peaches look
good, the pears look good. the corn looks
good, the wheat Is good crcp. the girls look
good and yet there Is not the happiness that
there should be.
A company of ladies and gentlemen com
posed Of the members Of 4 few families, went
pic mic. We know they must have had a
good time. Such occasions are always very
enjoyable.
Francis Neal Ia prepared to furnish all Of
car citizeus who may want it. with ice du-
ring the season. lie will please accept our
thanks for favors conferred on our Office du-
ring the week. IL you want good Ice cold
Ice, or frozen Ice, call on Francis Neal.
oh the beautiful, dust. with Its grains so
fine, how it finds its way to each crcvicc and
place, binding the eyes and the vision Of man,
filling his mouth and bcsprcading his face.
How he sncezes, and coughs, and stammers
and spts, and Is choked till he comes most
closely to fits; how he swcars, how he roars,
how he stamps in disgust. as he cries with q
sigh "Oh, the beautiful Dust"
lSCuRABLEs REsToRED.-Do not despair,
because your ply sician shakes his head Pro-
f.ssional opinions are not intallible; and they
are never wider OF the mark than when they
pronounce Chronic Dyspepsia an incurable
malady. To mitigate its pangs. the faculty
Usually prescribe air, exercise, and brandy
The first two are Geds medicines; the last Is
satanic poison. The only medicine needed
in Dyspepsia and its concomitants Is DR.. j.
Walkers California Vinegar Bittcrs the great
vegetable tonic Of the age.
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