The Van Buren press., 1877-06-05
II. W. GRENADE, p. +
T. NJ PAINE, p. K.

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There are not many men over so years Of
age, that could swing the hoe at all, but
to follow after two plows, would take the
backbone out Of many young one
Long may Uncle Billy be spared to us.
"A M. Callahan will have, when com,
J pleted, the best Touring mill in Western
Arkansas. He will be ready for the new
crop Of wheat,
Wheat harvesting has already com,
menced, in some parts of this county
The prospect s better than ever before
known.
w. H Lockhart, of Van Buren,, was
! fined 1926, at Fayetteville, last week, for
violating a town ordinance,
The doe head club, Fritz Miller,
President, had q ish-fry, Wednesday
There was something besides fish bones
c'ing out when they came home.
--Pennywit Mill shipped carload 0
Flour to Little Rock, Friday.
Hon Sol F Clark, it is expected, is
to be tho editor Of the new Little Rock
paper.
June, the month Of berries and such
like, pccped in upon US, with breath
swectened by glorious rain drops.
That ubiquitous, omnipresent, new
4 er can put your-hand on-him, insect, tina,
flea eth when person pursuetb, hath
#put in his appearance.
We are indebted 10 the good lady
OF Mr.. J Harshaw, for 4 dish of nice
&raspberries They were delicious. and
8For both Of which we ex end our hearty
thanks ..
n Uncle Ell Scott, our County Clerk,
: left yesterday for Little Rock, to make
zone of Board to assess the road bed
and other personal property Of the l.. r.
X 4 F. S. Railway, for 1877.
Conductor Mayhem comes through
with his Ice Car every Tuesday and Fri
Bdays and goes down Wednedays and Sat-
8urdays.
The Fort Smith Sunday School char
tered the train Friday night, and made
IAN excursion TO Van Buren,, and return
ed without getting off.
Cook the Photographs gets off for
Dardanelle the last OF this week. twill
be sometime before you have such anoth.
Ter opportunity to geta good picture.
Maj Hartman, the effici ent superin
tendent of the L. r. & F. 5. Railway,
came up over the road last Friday an the
I" dinkey." He likes to know what is
going on all along the line.
&C. r. Horton, matchmaker and jew
eler, at Mrs. Fitchner's Millinery Empo-
Plum, Fort Smith, keeps constantly on
band fine assortment Of Clocks, jew.
selry, etc. Watches sent to him from
sheighboring towns for repairs, will re
ceiye prompt attention. may 22tf
"A beautiful woman must be healthy,
and to continue healthy and beautiful,
you must take DR.. j. II. McLeans
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purif-
Or. 1t imparts tone and flush TO the skin,
Strength. vigor and pure blood ir. j.
III McLean's Office, 2l4, Chestnut St.
Louis, Mo.
III c Ozark Banner, of Thursday. re-
ports DR. 4 NJ. Blackburn returned from
sthe Hot Springs, quite feeble, but feeling
Improved in health.
The black rapscallion,' Frank
Scott. thai VIC had missing and drowned,
kpst Tuesday, turned up on the train, the
Same night from Little Rock. having
been gone nearly week. The afternoon
The GAINESVILLE excursionists left here, he
made one of them, and went to Lite
Cock If the little rascal don't grow up
g be better man than he is boy, he
vii 60 to Little Rock, some dav, at the
Sia'e's pense
e# Some OF the Methodist Sunday
school, OF For' Smith, which was picnic
ng at Cherokee, Friday, made a flying
Hip to Van Buren,, after the arrival of
VIC train at that place, that night.
A black man and white woman wvre
up before the Mayors court. one day
last week, charged with living together,
without being married. The woman trust
ed her chances to the tender mercies of
bis Honor, and was sont to Jail The
MACK man, not willing to risk his chance.
~ that direction. appealed to q jury of
he oountryuon, aud was acquitted. Such
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