The Van Buren press., 1878-12-17


If you want good home at very low
price. read the advertisement of Mark II
Wagner, of Pleasant Hill 1t is valuable
Well-improved place, fer very little money
Lockers after homes should not let this Cd
poltunity pass.
Eg-All who wish to buy nice SUIT
OF CLOTHING at low prices, would do well
to examine N. f. CORNELIUS new
stock, the largest and cheapest ever re-
ceivcd since the war. You can find at
his store any size, quality and style, to
suit you, from So suit to s25 Also any
sizes for boys and youths. A complete
stock OF OvERooATs, Mems Linen Shirts
Drawers, Over and Understands, Hand
kerchiets, &c. His goods are all bought
direct from the manufacturers in New
York, are made well, and he viii. not be
undersold.
-llon.J. T.. Cravens takes his family with
him to Washington, this winter 1t is the
safest plan
The work oil the inclines for the transfer
of the Little Rock Railway across the river
is progressing slowly. Ifthe train runs into
Fort Smith by the middle of JANUARY. it will
be doing well, As the work is no small job.
k-y" WARD & OGDEN keep the best s
CENT CIGARS in the State.
Mr. Thomas PAYNE. late Station Agent.
at this place, bur now of Cherok e. leaves
Will, 1T ..if, tl.is .,.arnt... .t-a .h.,rf visit
to Tennessee. 4 pleasant trip and safe re-
turn
"A man by the name of Davis was arrest
ed, Sunday, for stealing a billiard ball from
jim. Steel. There is something strange about
dred dollars in his pockets.
rg- WARD 4 OGDEN have the largest
and freshest stocks of DRUGS, MEDI-
ClNES, FINE LIQUORS, TOBACCO,
and CIGARS ever brought To Van Blu
rem.
Attention Is called to the advertisement
of RAILROAD Lands belonging to the Little
Rock and Fort Smith Railway There is to
be large emigration this winter, from the
East and other points, and the prospect is
that large portion of the lands will be taken
up. First come. first served, and an early APP
plcation to the Little Rock department. or
Capt B. J. Brown. of Van Buren,, will secure
bargains.
aev- WARD & OGDEN have the finest
line of POCKET CUTLERY in the
town.
--Supt Hartman is kept ,busy keeping the
heavy freights moving on the Little Rock and
Fort Smith Railway. There is no time
wasted.
john Mayors. and family. start for Jack
county, Texas. the first Of next week. Mr.
Joseph Winter. sends his little daughter
along with him. as he will not get off for
sometime yet"
naJ J. W. NIcopEMUs, in order not
to carry over his HEATING STOVES
will sell them at COST. Now is the time
to get handsome parlor or office Stove
for song Tinware and other goods in
his line, lower than usually bought in
this market. Recolect the place. nex'
door to the Post Office. I'm
THANKSGIVING was cool and pleasant ane
passed off pleasantly Our turkey was a fln'
mess of backboncs and spare-ribs, at th'
han of Capt E. G. Whitesides. There Ii
one thing to be remembered about the Cap
tain--you get the best he's got, and make VI
for the vacancy of the turkey, Capt. Hawk
Tin. sent to our table two bottles of porter
and, by the way. If you want something goot
in this line for sickness-and it's not DAD u
take for well person--give him call
rS WARD & OGDEN keep the bcs
cr,eds Of KEY-WEST CIGARS.
The first store on Main street at the up
,cr end Of Main -treet--our TREND t"rheilu'
has fallen into line, and now. when Ga.
,,s aown. and its bright light to darknes
crown displays a light and makes money
by the operation.
clad 70 see DR.. 6ourlapd venturing on
after his long confinement.
DR.. J. II. Wright lectures to the Murphy
to morrow night. Subject" sermon OUT
Church"
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