The Van Buren press., 1878-07-02

Stupid.
Weary.
Sleepy.
Exhausted.
s-Worn.out.
AeBlackberries plenty.
"a few early peaches.
! Politics have been lively.
Y A considerable feeling among the sheriff
Sdidates.
"A good time at the Temperance meeting,
Itlnesday night.
THE Gubernatorial candidates had pref
rood audience. Tuesday night.
kOur Office Is the coolest place In the
IN.
$some considerable sickness around In the
khborhood.
kEarly apples are coming to market quite
&ly.
THE City Fathers are improving Main
sct.
fs- WARD Il OGDEN have the largest,
freshest stocks of DRUGS, MEDl-
kES, FINE LIQUORS, TOBACCO,
7 CIGARS ever brought to Van Bu-
Candidatorial aspirants express much de-
at the salutary effect which the blue rib
movement had upon the obeseness of
- pocket books. Our observation of the
be pursued by pers outside of that
f. 9ement, have convinced us that what is
bed by the former IS made up by the lat
3ass of individuals.
Tie past week we have groaned under a
Int of corn and beans.
Ghundcr and lightning every night for a
kye got some medicine Of Sarsie Pernot,
we are rs lively now as a cricket. Go to
drugstore and thereby be made happy
Ewell.
Politics have been so interesting during
<past week, that the regular hunters and
Ers consented to forsake their h8art-occu-
pns, and give the time to canvassiny for
j friends.
srhe season for pic nicing approacheth.
we to have any.
= onc to the Barbecue. the 4th of July, II
! want to have II genuine, old-fashioned
"a time.
Some few new buildings being erected in
~ of the town.
4 f. WARD e. OGDEN keep the best
bds of KEY WEST CIGARS.
The resuscitatcd planing-mill Of our
I'd Adams, Is now sending the musical
Of its machinery over our town. We are
to hear 1t again, and sincerely hope that
the little building that now contains
ne machinery, there may springa facto-
:en more complete in its equipment than
Sbnc which was recently destroyed.
Tile peculiar nature of the weather for
rt OF the month--an intermingling OF
and hot--makes one very lifeless, and
Five. The oft-sudden changes have de-
kting G fleet upon the person that makes
= good for nothing.
Tho first cotton-bloom laid on our table
pm Judge Sangster's place.
blr, James Baxter puts on our table a
weighing 3 pounds, and measuring 10
rs in circumference.
fter delightful shower, Friday, it
led of cool and pleasant.
oh, but won't cotton and corn jump after
yDenignant showers.
Nj Be sure and attend the Murphy meeting
1orrow night.
p WARD & OGDEN keep IMPORT
HAVANA CIGARS.
~ is to be regretted that there will be no
ersion from below, by railroad on the
I'll.
hNiS " ts Il vail lCby VI SAClSloSo az WV
perance meeting last Wednesday night
interesting.
Everybody, and their babies and ami.
are expected to be at the coming Bar.
e.
fhe weather is cool and delightful. We
lily enjoy it.
Mrs. James Lawson and children, Of Lit
sock, and Miss Fannie Scott, came up las
Il, for good long visit.
ks~ WARD & OGDEN keep the best 3
nj CIGARS in the State.
"A large number OF Fort Smithcrs will bt
IL on the Fourth. Let us spread ourselves
heir entertaining.
"a Ice-cream and soda-water business ha'
~ pretty slow. so far, this season. Neither
these luxuries have been much In de-
a1pl.
--Dne Of our employees is indebted to th'
xeung Ladies of st. Anne's Academy" a
- Smith, tor an invitation to be present a
annual exhibition, last Thursday night
4hgrets that unavoidable circumstances
segented his attendance.
Lots of meat for the Barbecue being go
~ palatablc condition by the indcfatigabl
amhittce.
-1hr. George Thoyer, Of the Argus, left
1tu rday morning, for the Hot Springs Pres
onsention,
r WARD & OGnEN have the fines
ne Of POCKET CUTLERY in tn,
pwn.