The Van Buren press., 1878-12-24
lacking for Christmas presents. to

3v,hodlst entertainment last MONDAY h,sht'
..riously interfered with by noisy boys
Nv ,sa room below, who, being unable to
" saminance to the hall, manifested their
hy making all the disturbance they
" II down stairs, to annoy those who were
'@,ny to hear the performance. One boy
,,hom we must confess, We had formed
hs,,er opinion-after the boys had been
Wv ont. and the door barred, slipped from
WA s,aipv-place, and let them in again. AT.
III. they we're turned out again, and the
,ootad Then they hurst the lock off of
1 y door Such doings as these are outrage
No assemblages of any kind can be
m.t tbis hall. that are not annoyed in a
to manner. Is there no remedy for such a
/, ,,ndition of affairs.
hereby invite the attention Of the
loblIc to the splendid stock of Chro.
ma now on exhibition at my Furni-
ve-ware rooms. They are the hand
Lmest ever brought to this market.
have, also, a fine assortment of Pic
hre Frames, Wall-POckets. Brackets
etc, SD. DAUGHERTY.
There is anoth marriage to take place
pn.
There is to be no dancing during the hol-
hys,
There are to be two Christmas trees, to-
Nrow night.
| The ice has frozen almost an inch thick,
dng the last week.
fgAii who wish to buy a nice SUIT
CLOTHING at low prices, would do well
examine n. +. CORNELIUS new
! ock, the largest and cheapest ever re-
lived since the war. You can find at
store any size, quality and style, to
Bit you, from a SO suit to S25. Also any
les for boys and youths. A complete
|ock OF OvERcoArs, Mems Linen Shirts,
|awers, Over and Undershirts, Hand
|echiefs, &c. His goods are all bought
|rect from the manufacturers in New
|mk, are made well, and he will not be
fdersold.
The rosy hue of health has been called
the cheeks and noses, by the kisses of old
Ek rIu-U
The demand for egg-nogs has already
mmcnced. ,.
Rev. Henry Shibley delivered very in
resting address at the Murphy meeting, last
ednesday night.
na- ALL WOOL CASHMERES, Is to
cts, at AUSTIN a. BoURLAND's.
Mr., and Mrs. Bryan left on the train, FRI
y morning, for his home in Illinois, to
end the honeymoon.
The Governor has ordered special elcc-
N for the election ofa justice OF the peace,
this township, to fill the vacancy caused
the resignation of NJ. Kilgore, Esq, to
c place on the 3lst day Of December.
The weather has been very disagrceable
Ting the week.
re- A splendid assortment of Chro
8, Chrome Notices, Panel Pictures,
rforatcd Card Board Notices, Photo.
lph Albums, and other Goods suitable
HOLIDAY PRESENTS, at the Po-
graph Gallery, opposite the Court
ousc. Prices very low.
The stairway of the Murphy Hail has
en- closed, making the room much more
mfortable.
The next two meetings of the Murphies
III be held Thursday nights, the 2Gth of De-
mber, and the I'd of January.
The youngsters will all be happy, to
Otrow morning and night.
Hang up your stockings, little ones, to-
ght.
RY GOODS,
BOOTS & SHOES, s.
LADIES' CLOAKS,
BOYS, YOUTH and
MEMS CLOTHING,
''ttom prices, at
w N. +. CORNELIUS.
There was neither vocal or instrumental
'us'e' at the last Murphy meeting and both
'ere greatly missed.
Miss Clara Emo read a very pretty selec-
No. at the temperance meeting, Wednesday
0ght.
mrs Nettie Schaurte left, on the train,
naay morning, with the newly welded cou-
Me-
Tt Call at AUSTIN d BouRLAND's and
fe thosa handsome CLOAKS.
-Capt- yames Raleston and Jas. a. Gron-
,'f' !. u s. s.eassscat inspectors, from Mem
'"'' came up on the train, Thursday, to IN
S'' The steam ferry boat at Van Buren
es 'ourd 1t all right--eomplete from top to
,''"'n- Mr. Phillip Scott met them at the
wy. ~. anu took Hlcm 70 the boat. which was
sung at the railroad landing. whence 1t