The Springdale news., 1888-06-22

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 V. J. Puneell aas moved into.his IasH house
 Dr John Young has completed bls new ol4ieo.
 Ness. Searey broughtusina very fine bnn4A ol red top yesterdy
 Mrs. Mary Baker is building d Iuoat forrroom cottage in the south par, of town
 The Canning Factory is now working or carly peaches, as well as peas aud beans.
 J. L. McQaald is building and otherwise improving his prop erty ia the eastern suburbs.
 Mrs. Jennie Murphy, of Dallas, Texas, Is visiting at Walter Berry's Of whom she is q relative.
 j. Il. Hansberry is erecting story and a half cottage on the lot south of the Adventist church.
 Mr. EasterIy brought ia 3 couple of punches of clover yesterday, one of wlleh measured , foot and inch es ip hciglt.
 oscar Woodruff, of seIigman, Mo, was down yesterday. He ae- companied his niece Miss Mamie Woodruff, Of Ranger, Tox3 thsfar on her way nome.
 Samuel Martin of Hart county, Kentucky. has rented the brick resi- denee owned by C. E Hawn. and will move his tam1y 10 Spriagaa!e 1 by Jaly lst Hr. Martin expects to open meat market.
 James Martin and family, Of st. John, Kan, are in town to locate permanently Me join with many of the sprtngdale people who have met NJ Martin during previous yis it's he h;.s made here, ia welcoming Aila ta iho "Pearf of thc Southwest
 People who are not very well ac= quain.cl n 5pringdaIe Frequently fab jnto tine error olbeliegipg that E T. Lane aHd ". ti. NmeenheI,e1 ne brothers. The mtstaka E per feetly innocent and those uha make t mean a5 oaoasc whatever to either q these gentlemen.
 Tho band ailI leave today fer sloan Springs. where they have beel engaged to play for the cele- hratlon oH Saturday. Tie baad $ now composed os Il members anal seeeeHseataIate oe sioam springs friends en A445ag seeued their ser- ices. They willloturn sunday,
 E.A Overmm. tbe man wno works for nothing, boards him self and always tells the truth, Wa il town yesterday writing ap the country f5r tic Springfield Daily Herald The Herald k a good newspaper aad=olu people showed l6cr appreciation by subscribing quite literally.
 Geo. Bowers of Albion, Illinois, located m the northeast corner of that section of country known as Egypt, was under the tender care of our real estate men several days l last week. Mr. Bowers is looking cut location for wagon and bug l gy factory He's cllpleaNed with Sfriugdaie, but has three or foar other towns on his list to look after yet.
 The street work last week was an unqualified success. There was 10 playing during working hours and we have no donbt every man feels better alter having donc good work than he would have felt if he had put in half time as is too often done or road working. Jin Ilm1as, the overseer, not only tells the bands what to do, but he helps to de th' work.
 ]. A, Boadurant. of Fayetteville was in town Wednesday looking over the town and Interviewing th5 business men with a view to tAe lo cation of a bank here. Nr BondH rant is acting as the agent ofa Ais souri gentleman, and if his report Q. the outlook be favorable sp1ugdalt will probably Lave hank by ths time wheat crop strike, themarket We acknowledge 2 pleasant call.
 The peach crop is immense, anc