The Van Buren press., 1878-10-22


| Bonds of 70 mill currency
New judgment scrip. y mill currency.
Courthouse ard Jail. "a scrip.
Paupers' fun1, mill scrip.
| General purposes, "a mills in scrip.
Don't forget the Sunday School Concert,
to night, the ODD.
| BRO. Colburn, of the Ozark Democrat.
came up Friday night, and took in the Fail
Saturday, and returned home with his family,
Monday morning.
Gen. Thomson went to Greenwood, yes
terday, to fill Col. Cravens' appointments at
that place.
sG- WARD & OGDEN keep the best 8
CENT CIGARS in tho State.
The wind was on somewhat of 'high,'
Thursday.
The cool weather makes us feel twenty
years younger.
| I'VE are under obligations to that genial
soul, Andy Lockhart, for a lot of roast-in-the
ears, the product of a second crop. Thank
you.
III you want to see some good. substan-
tial wagons In process OF construction. just
look in upon our old friends McIllvAigh 4
Barnes. They are making some firstrate
work--as good and more substantial than
that which is brought here.
EH WARD g. OGDEN have the largest,
and freshest stocks Of DRUGS, MED1-
CINES, FINE LIQUORS, TOBACCO,
and CIGARS ever brought to Van Blu
rem.
| Every body in town seems to be doing q
good business, buying and selling, and money
is more plenty
Apples are still brought to market, and
find a ready sale.
The choicest and best lot of pocket cut
tlery in town. can be found at Ward & Og-
den's. Mr.. Ward has just returned from
market. with large stock of all goods in
their line. Take look.
Our good friend Cass lately the junior
editor of the Argus, left here, Tuesday NOR
ming, for his home in the North. lie has
sold his interest in the Argus. and we sup
pose will no longer make Van Buren, his
home. May success attend him wherever he
may 60 and IN whatever occupation he may
enlist.
HeT- WARD Il OGDEN have the finest
line of POCKET CUTLERY in the
town,
From the Gazette we notice that Miss
Aollie Brown has matriculated in Mrs.
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Mrs. Claude Colburn and children, OF
Ozark, came up on the train, last Wednesday
night.
Mrs. j. A. McllVaigh, of Dardanelle Is
visiting in town.
Col. Geo, w. Stoneroad called on us, last
week. For man "a years Of age be exhih-
its remarkably clear mind. and takes as
much interest in current events as he did
twenty years ago. Having been always q
Democrat, he wishes to live to cast his vote
for tbo next Presidential nominee. That he
may be spared to that time, and much longer,
is our wish.
Had little shower, Wednesday, and tur-
ned COOL
The leaves are falling, and the weeds are
whitening.
-"North Carolina" now boasts three lamp
posts and a magic lantern, and when night
. draws down her sable mantle, and pins 1t
with star" that portion Of the town looks
gay and festive.
Iar WARD Il OGDEN keep IMPORT
ED HAVANA CIGARS.
Very little criminal business was done In
the last two weeks of the Circuit Court. Jer-
emiah Farr was ii med S25 for disobeying sub
pGna as witness. And the State VS.. james
and George Hartman, for horse stealpg--a
Grand Jury was subpened. and true bill
found, and on trial both were declared not
guilty.
The Sunday School Scholars of the Epis-
copal Church of Van Buren, will In the course
of ten days, give Concert for the benefit of
their Library. 1t promises to be well worthy
the patronage aud encouragement of our citi-
Zens.
Attention Is invited to the advertisement
OF the Musical Entertainment Of the MUIR
phys, next Monday night. twill be rich and
| rare. ........