The Van Buren press., 1875-09-28
-Bu.inrss is livening up little.
Fall weather during the week.
-slipht rains and the dust laid.

m court.
E Mr.. ! +. Jameson. editor of the Ciarks-
&ile Van Guord. and wife, are spending the
.. ia, Van Buren,. The latch string OF the
lros slliee is cut. friend jameson.
MIR. d G. Williams arrived home from tile
ssste!a Aiarhets Tuesday morning. lie WAS
Eontitatd to lis house couple OF days after
Eis arrival bat Is all right now lie has me
ktoe. Of goods stisetsa with an eye 10 'ae
h ants 81 Bis customers
" l.Yueh esesse1 dRt his sss. yesterday.
kaIg liaffaaa IL ia charge. and viii see that
klefs taan ipets his just d!'e.
statt' tts24s g5s, Ia reesiriag ard ginning
adtf I..e ~ ,ssistcsaar.s @. that strictly re
6afle genti rinan, ] aha Clarke.
II Mr.. Henry gibb,ing. father of oar es-
3..ned fglasw cttizef., Charles Ribbling, arri-
#sa in New York, on the steamship Maine
N t,e al inst- from Germany, and arrived AZ
n an Bureu. his destination, on TdesdYy NOR
#sirg last 1t has been t9eH1y years since the
ESopetu. Charles left the mate.aai iiseside to
n * his life and fortune ia America. and esae
N tke u, s.4 tasting seMeiabaxnees %e opiEe
Nm Old gentleman has ef his bog. Is of taking
Mn across his knee ard adam ninisteriag to hina
EHe yesy etiicaeiois and salntary remedy. SO
tfoa asesy reEaetsa hered By the most OF us.
M N oftem brsnglit into use in all " ell dis
= pinned families. We hope Mr. Ribbling will
{fkeo1r place AZ ell eneu. to stag the rest of
"a. days. feeling onfiGent that the longer he
l. -, =.
HtizeRs of it.
Z-Tbe Occidental Base Ball Club of Little
lock Will be up eu the Eaulseile. to-day to
S4s friendly game with the clubs of Van
urea a1d Fort Smith. Our boys will no
eabt see that the guests are well provided
r during their stay.
pr this week.
We have been requested to say that to-
borrow Wednesday, being the feast of st.
ieiaei and All Angels. there will be divine
rtcc at the Episcopal Church at Z O'Clock,
IN.
We thought that Mrs. Ak. Winfrey had
bg.cst ei ali big apples, bnt it was left
our yousg lady friend, Miss Martha
iurston OF Vine Prairie to beat her Miss
pr,ha sends beautiful Shannon apple.
fasarihg ii inches. " llo can do better?
S-Jesse Turner, Jr., left Sunday for Virgin
where he enters the State University for a
ursa Of studies
I've had the plea last Sunday night,
hearing Mr.. Small, the lay reader at the
4scopal Church, read one of the best ser
pms We have listened to Tor years We did
tearn the name of the writer; it was a
4rnd'd production, and was cxcellently de-
eled by Mr. Small. 1t is to be regretted
Pt, while our Episcopal friends have such, a
Pehdld organ, they should have no choir
% have 10 omit the nobest part OF the ser
ste OF the church. the sublime music and
flody Of her canticics. Cannot this thing
remedled? There Is certainly musical tai
among our friends Of that denomination
Rhclent TO con stItute choir capable of dos
justice to the grand and glorious music
the church, and we hope an effort will be
forth looking TO The accomplishment of
u, object,
If N, \ Cornelius has returned from St
ls,is
Cotton -piekers are now In demand.
I've notice several wel-known citizen.
kent from their daily avocations. during
present week. 1t can't be that the circuit
kFt has anything to do with it.
Col, Harris, Loyal Claim Co nnissioner,
p over last week.
W. l.. Taylor, Esq has been laid up with
kkness.
-lhe Ella Hughes lett CincinnatS, Ohio.
thls river, on Tuesday last, the 2lst. She
" bs looked for the last of the week.
Capt. Jim. Boulin is in charge Of the
'mer Lizzie, running from Pine Bluff to
Ee Rock. Il
~rhe Maumelle did not leave on her up
\, Saturday. the 18th. as she did not get
VIII until the Sunday following. She laid
Ter week, and mly be looked for here, to-
aa- Our old friend John Carnall issues a
a
lrecs and climate, etc, of Western Arkan-
Mr.. Carnall is enc of the best posted
en- in these matters in this part OF the State
fiable in all things, he is just the man to
Enmanicate with.
-"ill. llayman. who knows rs much about
'lng as the old man. (and it we thought
old man wouldn't bounce us, would say
'lltle more,) is now in charge of Orme's
pam srist mill, now in the hands of J. NJ
ooa Son. George Wood will give his
"nal attention to the mill rs we'll as the
T. winch Is guarantee beforehand thatev-
one will be dealt with honestly and salts
etory.
A Lynch Will have from his gin twenty
rs o' cotton for shipment to New York by
= first boat.
Mr., James Scott got back Tuesday from
LOUIS where he purchased uew goods.
-aae advertisement in our paper of hands
-" at the spadra Coal Company mine. at
4adra. Ark.
we learn, Just before VIC so to press, that
W.T. W. Nettles, Esq. will be a candidate
'ne legislature, to fill the vacancy caused
''F' Grcig's resignation.
RIVER NEWS.
i'ver is about ON stand, with good
ieet on the bars