The Van Buren press., 1878-06-04

III Judge hOSeIs ulost csiiuldple WIZ Will
Prevent him from holding court in Scott
bounty.
M Mr. c. C. Cook, the Photo Artist, is now
heated at GAINESVILLE. We can recommend
LIN to the citizens of that town as a master
the art.
Rev. Mr.. Earle. and wife, of Cane Hill
trived on the train, Friday night, and left
Sbr home, the next day,
"a johnson Il King sold a fine pair of hor-
q es to McCloud's Livery Stable al Fort Smith,
kst week.
% Mrs. Maggie Bowen and her mother. Mrs
Il r. Richard Thruston, left ON the train, Sat-
4 iTrday morning, for Colorado, the home OF
rs. Bowen.
@# We have had an excellent week, in the
q ne just passed. for wheat harvesters, and
ley have been improving the opportunity to
er own advantage.
Miss Jessie Howell, OF Russellville is up
81 a visit to Miss Fanny Ward.
Col. w. j. Largen returned on the Fletch-
from trip below. lie reports business
IL.
Ward & Ogden at their Drug Store, will
ave a new Soda Fountain in operation this
Neek, when ice-cold soda-w water can be had
Atall hours, with choice syrups.
Capt. C. Ii. Conradt returned home on the
fletcher, Tuesday.
-Messrs Bourand and Graf have added
&keral valuable Geological works to their Ii
Kary, the past few days.
Ladies have you been to Nc
KIBBEN'S Store, if not, don't
elay longer.
We regret to learn that the steamer Rose
0ky, on her way from Little Rock, at the
puth of Big Piney,n broke the crank @!
r main shaft, on Friday morning last
Col Bob. Champion slipped into town
Aiday night, and out, next morning. He was
ann as to his business.
Aay" WARD Il. OGDEN keep NIGHT,
CLERK, who will always be ready to
supply the nocturnal needs of their Gus.
tnmers.
%-The Ladies' Benevolent Association oil
Attlo Rock, give excursion to Fort smith
er the Little Rock and Fort Smith Railway
yt Monday, June 10th. and return on the
lh. Fare for the round trip, 81.
Mai. Hartman sent the Fort Smith eXcur-
n home on the regular train, last Thurs-
NY night.
Glad to see Miss Rose Williams out ri,
Ahg.
M Uncle Ed. Scott took run to Alma, one
", last week, with a lady hitchea on each
lie, there was not much chance to /" shake
~ about two weeks he will be foot-loose to
NDke up the "hills and hollows"
- McKIBBEN has a Splendid
lock of Goods, and we would ad-
De those attending Court, to 60
ERE and select something nice and
heap for their Susan Jane.
Judge j. II, Rogers passed up to his home
thursday night, from Logan county court
INC learn that man was convicted and sen
11nced to be hung at this term.
Mr.. B. Baer president or the Fort Smith
Aational Bank, and the largest wholesal,
Mprchant in Western Arkansas, passed up tc
9 home, Thursday night, from an Eastern
ND. He is one of the safest, best business
N in the State, whose word is as good as
10 bond.
80 WARD & OGDEN have the largest
I'd freshest stocks of DRUGS, MEDI
NES, FINE LIQUORS, TOBACCO
n CIGARS ever brought to Van Blu
- 49, Mr.. b. T. DuVal, candidate for Supreme
dge, of Fort Smith, was a passenger on The
Aeursion train to Little Rock last week. IL,
lssed up on that train, Thursday night.
Mr.. W. II. II. SHIRLEY. went to Little
1ck, last week, for his little son who has
IN at the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, at that
flAce, for the past seven months. He is {
light, intelligent boy, and we are glad te
H1Ow Is much improved. Quite g number Of
& little playmates met him at the train.
MIR. d. L. Bouriand, wife aud child, have
81 visiting the past week, in Van Buren,
gHests of DR.. A. M. Bourland.
Des" WARD & OGDEN have the finest
line of POCKET CUTLERY in the
town.
FMs~ Miller Il Bro have their soda fountain II
nperation. lee cold. Step in and try it fol
yoarself
Mr.. James +. Harris one of the mer
o19nts of Alma, was married on the goth tt
vs. sallie Bayers.
- Let us have full turn out to lht
Mnrphy meeting tomorrow night.
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