The Van Buren press., 1877-09-04
BY referring to our advertising col

n BY referring to our advertising col
ANS. it will be noticed that the firm of
4 ustin II Ward has been dissolyed-A,
Y. Ward retiring. The business will be
3ontinued by James L. Austin and I.
Dick Bourland. The new firm combine
Business talent, industry and popularity
hat is bound to command large and
2,ccessful business.
X - Deputy Sheriff Shropshire of John
M County was in Van Buren,, Friday, in
Ssrch Of horse thief.
H. Miss Mamie Mayors of Fort Smith
I'd Miss Ella Mayors, of Texas, were
sitting Miss Maud Clegg, last week.
- Miss Fannie Ro binson of St Louis
10 has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. d,
Williams, left Thursday morning for
II home.
8-John Carnall, Esq, of Sebastian,
aayed in Van Buren, Friday night and
Sok the train for Little Rock next morn
3g.
- Van Buren, has been treated to half
bzeh as able and instructive sermons,
Y past week, as has been our lot to list
to for long time. And we are sor-
~ to say it, that but very few appreciat-
" the opportunity to 60 out to hear
Rem Can it be possible that we are
bmmunity Of Sunday christians
|fhe Rev. Mr.. Withers left on the train
Ms morning for his home at Altus.
"a A Postal from Uncle Hugh Finn,
Mrs US up for his not getting his Press
" the 2slh. 1t was mailed to you OH
tuesday, Uncle Hugh.
DIR. Yarbro who has been sick for
see past ten days. is now able to give all
" want Of Dental work, his attention.
&C. Il, Horton, matchmaker and jew
II er at Mrs. titchner's Millinery Empo
1um, Fort Smith, keeps constantly on
knd a fine assortment of Clocks. jew
Ny, etc. Watches sent to him from
Eighboring towns for repairs, will re
Ikive prompt attention. may %
ID - Col. Bob Newell, has gone to St.
ouis tor few weeks, AMI during the
me will he pleased to see his friends and
stomcrs while visiting the city. He
ill lie found at Mcssrs ULcll, Schmied.
@ h Co., No. $40 and 5l5, ID street.
NJ orders to tlDis address will be prompt
Eve have a report from five acres of
Dor upland wheat, belonging TO John
tnce, which yielded 1877 bushels That
a little better than Deacon Whiicsdc's
m out. .. ..-
rs Col. A. p. Curry Of Little Rock,
plled on us Thursday. The Colonel is
prescnting the interests and is agent of
He Virginia and Tennessee Air Line
hilway. There arc very few men so
Pill known in this line of business that
e better calculated to successfully rep
sent the treighting interests from New
ork and the East, than this gentleman.
aving for number Of yeas had charge
the Freight and Stage lines to West
h Arkansas, he was brought in contact
N ID became acquainted with nearly all
e business men OF the West. From
an Buren,. he went over the mountain
S Capt Elsie Of the " Elsie House.
lark, was in town last week.
A. One of the Evening Star contrbut
rs, O'Neil got good chastising at the
lnds of Major Blocker of the Gazette.
I + Mr.. B. Hill has gone to Evansville
Gate, believing it to be better point
purchase wheat and hogs.
Nj = Mr. r. NJ. Thurston passed through
wn yesterday morning with his daught-
takin her to school at the Convent,
prt Smith. .....
8% = We are indebted to our accommo.
\ fling Station Agent, Col. Payne, for the
ponnt in part, of produce shipped from
ln Buren,, for the month of August:
Flour, 1857 Sacks and bhls.
Whcat, 500 sacks, and Oats 81 SKIS.
r. The mills here are buying all the
wheat offered and paying better pric-
than shippers can afford to do; con
Aucntly but little wheat is being ship
b. 1t is good thing for the farmers
~ Crawford, that they have so good a
eme market for their wheat, instead of
wing 10 ship to make sales.
r Mr.. Tom Davis can now be found
bind the counters of N. f. Cornelius,
the head OF Main street. Drop in and
honest Tom" and get n fair square
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