The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1877-10-16

yative men Of Pope, and it is just such
men we would like to see constitute the
next legislature.
Our young friend, Joseph J. Green,
visit, recently. to his old home. We are
clad to know that he has sown his wild
OATS and settled down to hard work,
with a determination to grow up worthy
of his sire and many relatives and
friends 1t is to be hoped that we or
they will not be disappointed in this
good resolve.
Mr.. S, Quesenbury and bride, after a
few days visit in Van Buren,, returned to
Mulberry, Thursday, and settled down
to the every day realities of married life.
They start out with clear sky, and may
the clouds athwart their welded life be
few and far between.
The Gazette reports Maj. Hartman,
the Superintendent of the Little Rock
and FS. r. laid up with malarial fever.
MIR. Hayes BrownGeld is quite sick
st Mrs. England's.
Col. Doggy Johnson, of New York,
was at Evansville, Indiana, last week, on
his way to Arkansas.
Miss Mary Hodges run up home,
Wednesday, and returned, Friday morn
/ ing.
Mrs. C. II. Conradt left for Little
Rock, Friday. for short visit.
Mrs. Logan II. Roots and Mrs j.
H. Burton, Of Little Rock, improved the
excursion trip to visit friends at Fort
Smith.
Gg FOR AN A 4 Wagon,
buy THE "WHITE WATER from
ID. C. WILLIAMS. 1T IS THE
CHEAPEST FIRSECLASS WAGON
Nv THE MARKET.
/ Hon. M. l.. Rice, of Little Rock,
one of the ablcst attorneys in the State,
/ 10 in attendance on the Circuit Court.
Through the invitation of our citizens,
] he delivered a greenback" speech, last
Thursday night at the Court House,
Misses Mary Fundenburg, Lille Nc
Gee and Rose Williams, Joined the cx
cursion party from Little Rock, Wednes.
! day.
Mr.. j. S. Bostick and Mrs. Ches
Woodruff and child, of Little Rock, came
up on the train, Wednesday.
Col. S. L. Griffith was one of the
many cxcursionists that passed on to Eft.
Smith.
MIR. James Lawson improved the
Excursion trip, to take look at his
friends in Van Buren,.
4 Mrs Weaver, Of Little Rock, spent
% few days, last week, with her sister,
Mrs. Knox, at Van Buren,.
u -Tratchartt has sold his mill, and
has been removed to Mulberry.
Uncle Mark Wagner, of Pleasant
Hill, run in our town, Wednesday night,
Rfnd out again. next morning. Alta dist
hnce we took him for hard. shell preach
FER. but drawing nearer, we found him to
#be " Uncle Mack" of old.
! EFGREAT ATTRACTIONS THIS
WEEK IN DRY GOODS and NO
sTIONS, at d. G. WILLIAMS.
! DR.. j. A. Dibrell, Jr., and Walter
5Rearden, of Little Rock, came up, last
"wednesday. on the excursion from that
place. The Doctor stopped off at Van
86A4ren, for short visit with his father
Band other relations.
Mr.. John W Miller, living near AL
ma, leaves for his old home in Tcnnes
Pee, to spend the winter Mr.. M. is a
good citizen, and we hope he has become
SO attached to Arkansas that he will
come back again to permanently reside.
j Col. W. NJ. Cravens, of Fort Smith,
was in attendance on the Circuit Court,
last week.
i John S. Little, Esq, Prosecuting
attorney, who was called home to his
Iss~ife's sick bed, and returned Wednesday
night, was recalled home, Saturday.mor-
hing. II. p. Bradley, Esq, assumes the
$iuties attached to this office during Mr..
LIS absence.
Mr.. Will. Eakin, who has resided in
an Buren,, the past two years, has gone
70 his home in Little Rock, to spend the
winter.
-" Chunk" Weaver of Little Rock,
vas in Van Buren,, two or three days last
week
D Cold. N. Sarbcr, Of Clarksville, was
~ town, Saturday.
81 one OF the advantages in being ne
70 Is that the color ofyour nose docsn''
give you aw,v