The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1877-09-11

plete stock of Drugs and Medicines The
Doctor is an old hand at the business
and knows the demands of the country.
Its understood that Mr.. c. C. Col
burn will have charge of the mechanical
department of the new paper at Ozark
and our young friend j. V. Bourland
Esq. the Editorial.
Mr.. Joseph Prentis Of Boston, q
brother of Mr. Henry Prentis, the part
ner of the late A. NJ. Callahan, is on n
visit to our town looking after the un.
settled business of his brother
Some of the finest flour we have ever
seen comes from the Callahan Mills at
Van Buren,. 1t is of snowy whiteness
and makes the finest Of bread--L. II. Ga
zetts.
1t is only necessary to try the" Cream
Of. Crawford to be SATISFIED.
james Sibbald, route mail agent
on the l.. II. & f. S. Railway, died on his
" way home, in Ohio, last week of conges-
n tive chills.
-" Jack Shcperd stuck his head in
a town and out last week.
n --Rumor has it that our young friend
II Quesenbury of Mulberry, has an eye to
q business in his oft-repeated visits to our
u town, and that it is with one of our IN ost
charming young ladies'.
II The wife and child of Mr. +. A.
q Eakn of Little Rock, who has been visi.
" ting with Mrs. c. G.. Scott the past ten
days, returned home Saturday morning.
Don't believe NJ Lynch and Frank
Park are frolicking" in New York city.
Hon. B. J. Brown got off for St.
N Louis, Thursday morning.
NJ u, S, Marshal Upham, with Car
load of convicted prisoners. went down
/ the road Thursday morning.
Gen. Hiram Bussey of New Orleans
was in town Wednesday and left for be-
N low Thursday morning.
Fl Mr.. d. c. Williams got back from
his Camden trip Wednesday night.
II Misses Polk and Gatlin, took the
train here thursday morning for Little
Rock.
The train was detained three hours
"wednesday night-had more cars than
IN tha Gould tolo alnpp
Maj Hartman, Supt of the l.. r.. IL
n. G. n~:f.~r, ..~". .i.~";,i, on II special
"wednesday afternoon and returned next
day. This is his first trip over this part
of the road since his return from the East.
n Moses Lemley, Esq. put upon our ia
Monday two whaling big Sweet Pota
toes of the China Yam variety. Moses
never does any thing by halves-he rails
YES better and bigger potatoes than any
one in this "nic of timber"
Nh Parties visiting St. Louis and want
TO be well taken care of, won't do better
than to stop at the Laclede Bircher Ho-
Ntel, 9th and 9th and Chestnut ST. Our
@old friend James De Baum is manager.
@& An excursion train for colored PEG
pie to Little Rock and return, is adver-
fsed to run over the L r. q +. S. Rail
way, leaving here on the Goth inst.
Tickets for the round trip from Van Blu
Pen 1926. Cheap enough.
RAFT Payne returned from seeing his
Pick mother, and Sheriff Winfrey scooped
PIN in and he is now in Jail.
George Wood was among the crowd
3hat left for the markets yesterday.
See advertisement "Whte woman
Fanted."
Don't forget the meeting of the Ag.
ncuitural and Mechanical Association
hext Saturday. Business of importance
BONES before it,
Mrs. C. II. HALEY came up from Null
perry, Saturday night
--Hayman d Son made large ship
Nent of flour last week.
81 Coal is selling at the depot at Is cts
I Per bushel.
MI IN. r. Cornelius left last week for
@incinnati, on business trip.
~ M. Lynch is getting his Cotton Gin
working order. ready for the coming
Prop.
Circuit Court for this County two
eeeks from yesterday.
Charley Ribling is getting the Brass
and up into pretty good playing condi
ION. Now let the citizens do their part
md keep up good band.
Road Master Hurley, yesterday
orning took down a large number of
sur colored population to work with the
onstruction train below here.
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