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The Springdale news., 1888-09-07
Programme

For the Sprjngdalc Baptist Sunday school convention to be held at Shady Prove, on Oct. II. at 9 q. m. lst. Organization and business. 2d. Dinner on the ground. 3d. Devotional services. 4th. Gods heart Covenant by G. W. Brooks.
 5th. The conyertion of the young by \. l.. Gregg. 9th. Abuse of sunday school liter ature by John Sanders. 7th. History of the modern Sun day school by I. N. Vernon. Sth- Will any one plan of Sunday school school work be successful longer than twelve months by Jesse Mccoy. 9tb. Can the interest ofthe church be endangered by too great a Sunday school effort by G. r. Hanks.
 Music will be expected from the different Sunday schools. All come and bring baskets full. A general good time is expected.
 1. M. PHILLIPS, J F. HENSON, Pres.
The Springdale news., 1888-09-07
| S0nnd Ipgal 0nlniOn.

E. Bainbrldse Muuday Esq, County Atty Clay Co, Tex, says: .,IIave used Electric Bitters with most happy results. Ny brother also was very low with Malaria Fever and Jaundice, but was cut ed by timely use of this medicine. Am satisfied 1lccttic Bittcrs saved my life"
 Ar. D. l. Wi!eoxson, of Horse Cave, Ky, adds like testimony, saying: He positively believes he would have died, hadit not been foI Electric Bitters.
 This great remedy will ward of as well IS cure all Malarial Dis. eases, and for all Kidney, Liver and Stomach Disorders stands unequal ed. Price 50c and Sl at II. A. DaiIy's.
 All persons owing us bills past due will please come in and settle ID at once.
 DopsoS Co.
 Shilohs Nitilizer is what You need for consumption, Loss ot Alp petite, Dizziness, and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price I0and 15 els. Der bottle, Sold by II A. Daily. shiioh's Cure will Immediately relieve Group, Whoorng Cough an& Bronchitis. For sale by Il. A pMly,
 The Rev. Gee. II. Thayer, oi Bourbon, Ind, sats: ..Both myself and wife owe our lives To Shiloh 's Consumption Cure"
 Read the lad. of J. A. C. Black burn on last page.
 Go to Bob Orr for yonr fruit cans. Heaviest tn can oN THE MARKET and warranted.
 The best clothing and lowest prices will be found at pod>0n X Cos.
 Good board and lodging at the SPriHgdale Restaurant. by the day or week. We endeavor to supply the table with the best, and try to make the rooms and beds comforts ble. Call on Es.
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We understand that there ls a widow lady living n Stokes grove m small tent in destitute circum stances. She is d member of the Baptist church and k T hard work ing and respectable lady and the cit Izens of Springdele >hould lend her thclr assistance. Send in 9 CT 10 cents to this office and it w1ll be given 10 the proper ones Reiaem- Der that the "Lord Ioveth cheer. ful giNer,' and open up your hearts. Everybody must settle with us by the first of September.
 PErRoss BRo's.
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WOman's Relief.

"Earth has no sorrow that Il heav. en cannot heal,a whether arising from physical, mental, or moral sources. The promises and consoI- ations of tho gospel furnish abund ant remedies for all spiritual or mental woes. and the Creator has stored in the king jom of \ ature, remedes for every physical ali, tnent. For ages these remed es were allowed to lie dorment, through the ignorance of man kind as to their uses, and for ages more but llttlc attention Was given to rene. dies for the peculiar affections of woman' whc was looked npon and treated as q slave bv lordly. and then brutal mar, and her suffering regarded with beastly indifference. In later times. science Gnd Christian philanthropy have come to he1 re lief, devising remedies for her pee. uliar weaknesses, which have been combined m Dr Pieree's FayorIte Prescription, q remedy that cures the pans, aches, nausea, displace- ments. wasting and facilitating at- 1 hictions to which she is constantly exposed "I'avorite Prescription
 is the only medicine for women, sold by druggists, undera positive
 guarantee from the manufacturers
 that it will give satisfaction in every case, or money will be yefund
 ed. This guarantee has been print
 ed OH the bottle-wrapper, and faith
 fully carried out for many years.
The Springdale news., 1888-09-07
12 LEf35T3 WHY St. Patrick's Pills Are the Best.

i Because :aeY aIe made according ta {. best formula that has ever been devised.
 Because they are made from the best and rgre-t materials, carefully prepared and sugar coated.
 2. bec4usc they atrthe most search Ing and me .' reGahie cathartle n use. 1. Because they correct hiIlous 3is> orders, and prevent all d.ses.cs rising from them
 ]. Because they aiways produce a pleasant cathartie effect.
 6. Because they cure jaundice. regu- late the lisor, and aid in removing all morbid matter from the system
 :. Because they are certain in their action and can always bc depended upon
 $. Because they cure constipation, and prevent alt disorders produced by. it.
 i 9. Because they tone upthc stomach and aid in the digestion aHd assimila- ton of the food
 10. Because they do not produce
 II. Because they do not nan>eatc the stomach, nor gripr the bowels, nor produce painful, discharges.
 l2. Because they cleanse the entire system. purify the blood and regulate the liver and bowels. st Patrick Pills are sold by drug gist> and medicine dealers at 25 cents per box CT five boxes for one dollar, Do not irt them persuade you to take any other kind until YoH have once tired NJ. fatrlcks afteI, Hat YOU will never be satisfied with ans other
 Sore Throat can be cured in one day by using thamhtrlain'a Pain Balm.
 Rheumatism Many casss of chronic rheumatism that had resisted all other l treatment. have been cured by Cham berlains Pain Balm
 Cuts, Wounds and Bruises. are healed in one half less time and without lrav- l ing a scare when Chamherlains Pain Balm k promptly applied.
 Burns and Sealds The pain is al most instantly relieved anu the parts quickly healed by Chamberlain Pain l Balm
 Neuralgia can be cured by using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. l Sprains can be cured within one third the usual time hy applying Chamber lain> Pun Balm before the parts be- com. sN NalAu or intllmed. which can always be done if you ha*e the remedy at hand 50 cent ant dollar bottles.
 For sale hy Il. ! Daily
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LOCAL CHAT
a0SsIP CHROSiCLED BY NE W
 PENCHLERS.
Item. of Interest Picked up on Out Street Corners During the Past
 Seven Days.

New fall hats at Miss Mary Hodges.
 \. Hockett visited Fayetteville W odnesday.
 Rev. Granade will begin a private school nrxt Monday.
 Mss Etta LoudermIlk is visiting friends at Fayetteville.
 l.. Blaney and family made n trip to Fayetteville Thursday,
 Arue Lewis is attending the Springfield, Mo, fair this week. Our old friend J. ". Fowler was Tn to see LIS edncsday morning. w. G. Vinconheller has been on business trip in Missouri recent ly.
 Ben Grlffy and family visited relatives at Rogers the first of the week.
 Barnum's circus is advertised to be at Fayetteville on the 26th 0. this month.
 Surveyor Wm. Mitchell was II town Tuesday. He takes his defea' gracefully.
 There will be reunion of tho blue and the gray at Pea Ridg first of next month.
 Mrs. c. NJ. Gabbert and Miss Bet tie Crenshaw visited friends at Pc; Ridge the first of tho week,
 Thomas Frost left yesterda. evening for Seligman. He will at tend the reunion at Washburn.
 Willis Boyd, son of Zeke Boyd left the first of the week tor Waco Texas, where he will make his fu ture home. TIE NEWS wishes hin abundant success iu his new home
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CnILpKEN.--"lt's because mamma bays ali our goods at R. F. beaver < Cos.
 Large assortment of lady's and chlidren's cloaks just received at E. r. Denver X Co.'S.
 Just received a large invoice Of Jeanes for the fai and winter trade, and are now prepared to make the lowest prices to the retail trade or job to dealers. B. r. DEAF.R & Go. Expressly tor the ladtes-twe hundred closks. Call Ut once and make your selections.
 B Y DEAvER X Co.
 Politics Is the all absorbing topic of the day. Group, of men are 10 he seen on all corners talking OH the pro Liabilities of the coming election. We have our opinion re. earding politics hut do not say 0ho will be the next President for We don't know but we can say that We are receiving and opening mp the best stock of general merchandise consisting of dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes, groceries and queenswars ever opened op in th1s maeket. Py catbng and seerng Us you will Ioceivs full value in rc. turn, and vilI always keep posted in matters oflnterest to yourselves, this vc Do know.
 E. F. DEAvBR a Go.
 B. F. Deaver A Co.,, pay cash for all kinds Of produce.
 That 3 b bay soap 1t B. P. Denver k Go. fer ls cents |. very cheap.
 E. F. Beavsr S Co, bAvo some jobs in clothing to sl ,ee ont very cheap.
 B. F. Denver < Co. have hand some lile of white Soois an'i their prices telI them.
 The trio cIgar Is the best , cent cigar in town ant only kept by B r. Denver X Go.
 Smoke the trio cigar if ,ou want the best Havana filler.
 Ruy that ID bar soap at B. F. eaTer | eos for only l5 cents.
 Money x scarce but little goes I great way .t E. r. Deayer 6 Col The following prices will be good for few days yet.
 20 wards white dress goods for Loo. lbs coffee for Loo lbs good tea for Toe. Don't fail to call at B. r. Dcaver X Co.'S. and see thelr immense stock of shoes. The oestln town.
 These I.25 ladies shoes at B. F. Deayer S Co.'S are good for the money.
 Those .00 men's boots ct B. F. Denver G Cs, are "driye."
 Mems fine shoes D. They mast go! Beavers is the place.
 B. F. Denver < Co. deliver goods any where in the city free of charge Leave vour orders with them and they will be filled promptly.
The Springdale news., 1888-09-07
OUR HORN.

Remembering the old maxim that 'Whosoeyer blowoth not his own horn the sama shall not be bloWed,a ' We hope our readers will pardon Us while We toot eur horn a little. Since We haye been managing TIE NEWS 1t has been our earnest endeayor to publish paper that the people would appreciate. We put the sub scription at tie low price of SEo0 d year and it Was predicted that We would soon 'sstdrye out" But how k It2 To dss we are publishinga paper the equal of any in the county, and we can truth fully say that our subscription list eX- ceedS that of any paper ever heretofore published ill Spring9ale, and at its pres. ent rapid rate of increase 1t threat ens to oatstrip her county seat contempor- aries. Below we give list of new sub scribers enrolled since om last issue: A l.. IlaiSliP.
 ]. H. Winters.
 J Keicher. W. N. Pierce.
 \. E. Smyers.
 Cal, Chambers. ]. T. Stice.
 E. :. Horton.
 Geo W. Brooks.
 x 0. Wade.
 l. Claypool.
 w. T. Striplin.
 G. ". Bradley.
 John Props.
 John Steinberg.
 C: W. Thurston.
 /. N Thatch.
 Brazil PoWers.
 R. NJ Gainett. 1 l.. N. Jackson.
 J. R. Loving,
 II. r. Davis.
 C. l. Baker.
 w E. Brogden-
 NJ. Q. Caudle.
 All the above are from this place. Dr. C. Wilkerson.
 J. " smith.
 Prof N. W. Lrndy.
 All the above are from Elm Springs Blake smith. Sorora, Cal.
 T. II. Iaislip, LeMishurgh, Tenn. Winter Frost, Seligman, Mo,
 W. T. Gordon, Morrilton Ark.
 In renewals We have E N, Bryan, $ F. Wilson, J. N, Fowler aud A. D Baggett.
 Isnot the above pretty good show ing for one week? We think il is, ant it is extremely gratifying to us, as i shows beyond doubt that our etforts to give tic people good a7 well a- q cheap paper are being appreciated.
The Springdale news., 1888-09-07

The Democratic club postponed their meeting last Monday night until the next regular meeting.
 F. B. Moore is Tn Fayetteville wis lting his friends.
 Miss May Lewis visited relatives at Pea Ridge Friday last. She re- turned Tuesday.
 Our friend W. Graves. cfJohn- son, was in town Saturday. He smillingly informed us that he had a new baby gIri at his house.
 Miss Mary Hodges, our next door nelshbor, has new sign.
 A. W. Baker will leave Sunday morning for Colambus, Ohio, to attend the c. A. E. National En. campment
 Mrs. Jas. II. Berry, Mrs, S. W. Peel, Mrs. Dr. Taliaterro and Mrs. Lou McGill, eff BentonyiIle, visited Mrs. W. G. Rice Tuesday.
 John P. Stafford resigned as Sec retary of the Springdale Saving and Investment Company and Joe l.. Kennedy has beea elected to sue ceed him.
 We learn from the Fayetteville Democrat that Hugh A. Dinsmore contcmp!ates visit to his home sometime Ill the Spring.
 Dr. Dare left Thursday morning for St. Louis. Doc. is suffering with annuism md he goes to be ox- amined. He will be absent several days.
 Miss Bryant returned to her home at uoshen Monday. She was accomranIed by Miss Angie Loud ermilt who will spend some time visiting there.
 We call attention to tie card of the Elm Springs Academy which will be found on the oprosste page. Prof. ". ". LundY ls principal and proprietos. Of tnis institution, and from what we can learn he is q thorough and practical instructor.
 Qulte number Of SpringdaIe's young ladies We're entertained Tuesday evening at the residence of Willard Courtney. The main feature of the evenings entertain ment was a taffy pulling
 \ number of young people at tended an old fashioned apple cut tug at the residence of \. ". Bak= CT Wednesday night. They report splendid time and wouldn object to an apple cutting every night.
 Dear reader give KS your atten- while NC whisper some delightful news in your ear. There's going to be another livery stable in Springdale It will be run by Sam Stokes and Peter Graham at Stokes old stand. "Scorc another for the Spring City,
 X protracted meeting will begin at the Methodist charc next Mon Qay night and continue night and day until the 3rd Sunday night i'll thls month tt which time Rev. B. C. Matthews will close his labors as pastor of the Methodist church atthis place.
The Springdale news., 1888-09-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON. ARK.l
 September, Srd, loss. Notice is hereby given that the fol- lowing named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof i'll sHp- port of his claim, and that said proof will be made be!ore County Judge, or i'll his absence the County Clerk, Wash ington County, Ark. at Fayetteville Ark, on Oct. 26th, 1888, Niz: Jane M Quillen H. E. Nc. o9e0. for tte NJ \ WI sec F. \ Fl See. iP l1 \ R 2S W. He names the following Nitnes ses to prove his continuous residence upon. and cultivation of, said land, VIZ: John Savage, John F.. Roberts. Ilear1 Gregg Jehn Sanders all If Spring VI .eF. Ark,
 II. (. TIPIOE. RIO a
 REED x REED. Att Y7.
The Springdale news., 1888-09-07
A VISIT TO ELM SPRINGS.

Tuesday evening in company with John Dodson the editor paid tbe thriy- ing little village Of Elm Spr ngs short visit. and We found the citizens of that place considerably worked up OH the election.
 Elm springs k located SIX niles west Of Springdale and surrounded by some of the best farming country in this sec ton l. derlyes it's name from d large spring which las its source at the roots of slaa1 elm tree.
 In Elm springs there are two general merchandising establi~a meptS, NJ. D. Steele and R. l.. Ritter, one drug store owned hy " Y Steele, wEo is also postmaster, and one blacksmith shop, nun by that atameh Democrat John W. Smith. There aEe thHea physicians lo- cated at this place, Drs. C. WiIEerson. C. l.. summers, and T. C. WtIeh We area aot acquainted w.th the latter, but the former Was | resident of spring tlalein days gone by and while here he made many friends aud proved himself to be thoroughly skilled il the Use of physics And last, but not tt any means least is the Elm oprngs Acad- emy. This is an institution that the good people of Elm springs shoHII hs proud of. It opened last Monday with Prof. wv Lundy in charge, aul he informed Us that the prospects for a good session were most flat,erins. Af- Ter seearlne Ioaf new subscribers and one -ad and the election returns. which, by the way, were the usual Democratic majority. we returned home well pleased with euy trip to Elm Springs.
The Springdale news., 1888-09-07

A ( IIoyt, of Alm9ral. Iowa, has 1 leen in town several days. and will re- turn soon for his family. He bought James Beck farm one and half miles west of town on tie Elm Springs road and will set two or three ceres in straw l berries and other small fruits before going home.
 Last sunday afternoon several yodne gentlemen come ID from Fayetteville and acoaple of them succeeded Iii get ting tGen names on the Mayors docket a5 3tfCHdgatS 0u charge Of lriaT into icated They each plead gli!tN. aa paid their fines like nice Noun he Wltheld. hoping that their o'lco r Will not be repeated in Springdale.
 Call on John k. Harris & Bro. for all kinds of sewing machine nee dies, oils and parts.
 That hacking coueh can be so quickly cured by ShIlot's Cure. We guarantee it. Sold by II. A. Daily.
 Will you Suffer with #Dyspepsla and Liver Complaint Shiloh $ Vitilizer is guaranteed to cure you. Sold by II. A Daily.
 you ove Us you must settle at once. JoHN R. HARRIS & BRo.
 SIeopless nights, ma le miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh s cure is the emedy for you Sold by II. A. Daily.
 Catarh cured, health and sweet b.cath see1red, by shiloh $ Gatarrh Remedy. Price 5a cts. Nasal In -ieetor tree. Sold by Il. 4. D. iLy.
The Springdale news., 1888-09-07

l7th but 1t should have been 10th.
 The many friends of Dr. R. B. Gladden. at thls place will be pleas ed to learn of his nomination by the Democrats of Barry County. Mo, for Representative. The Doe tor Is worthy of every honor the people of Barry county bestow uls on him.
 Martin Walker was down from Ben ton county this week
 William Mattingly, of Almoral, Iowa, IS here looking at the country.
 The eyaporator people at Fayetteville are paying only fifteen cents per bushel for good sound peaches
 Jo Holcemb, A J Hale, James Beck and Willard Berry went to Fayetteville Thursday on business
 We learn that w. T. Sharp, Sho has TtSltIcu StNtGdl years lNt lllltS SONlIl- west of town, cOntemplatcs moving te the Indian Nation soon.
 D Rader IS building very com modious and substantial stock and grain barn on his farm west of town which when completed, will be the boS' m the township.
 Petross Bros. are putting third story on their mill, and making othel changes to aecomodate their new ma chipery When completed this will bt one of the finest mills in the State
 Tom Brazell left town q few nights ago without stating publicly what sea coast he would pull for. It is said that l a warrant WAS issued for him q few minutes before he decided toemigrate and that then he halted not on the course of hls emigratlcn.
 J. A. G. Cattron, of Earlyille, Iowa was in town first of the week, and ell. loved several rides over the country He is well pleased with both the coun- try and the people here, and should he decide to leave his old home he will locate near sPringdale.
The Springdale news., 1888-09-07
BTCkLEN.S AENICA S1LNE

The best salye in the world for Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheplm, Fever Seres, Tetter, Chap ed Hands. Chilblains, Corns. nne all Skin Eruptions, and positive ' cures Piles or no pay required. II iS guaranteed to give perfect satIs' faction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For Sate oy IL A. paily
The Springdale news., 1888-09-07
Notice.

Ifyou owe Searcy X Sons, please call and settle as we need our money
The Springdale news., 1888-09-07

All accounts made with B. F. Denver < Co. in 1sS7 mnst be settled at once or they will bo placed out for collection,
The Springdale news., 1888-09-07
CHURCHES.

N. E. CHURCH.-ServieeS each first and third Sunday both morning and night. Prayer meeting every Thurs day night. ClaSS-meeting every third sunday. Children's Missionary Soeie- tY every first Sunday at 4.30 N. No man $ Missionary meeting lSt Friday iii every month at 1 30 PM, Sunday school at 9:30 every Sunday, E r DeaN- 'er, Supt.
 Rev. B. C. Matthews, Pastor. PRESBYTERIAN misunderstanding every second Sunday in each month, morning and evening. Prayer meet inE every Wednesday evening. Sun dav school every sunday at 3 r. M
 Dr A. N. Mister. Pastor. E. Services frSt >un- aay i'll each month at the Baptist church at II am and at night
 Rev. II II. Scr0ggs. PRIMITIVE BtPTIsT.-SerYlceS eY- rrs second sunday i'll each month and saturdav before. NunGdy school 9.d6 AM, ] l. Watson, Sapt.
 Ed. J E. Loving Pastor, MIsstoNERY BArrtsT.-serVlcrs eV- ery thlrd sunday and at night. Prayer saeeting every Tuesday night.
 R. N. Neal PdSte (. PRE~BY BYTERIAN.-Servlces at tp- ti4t church every 4th SunfdE, III III iagand evening. bX Rev. J. IL ketleA. lI.rHERAX every sunday at ld.30 \ N sunday school every sunday al ! r NJ. | Radc1, SaPt.
 Rev. A S Bartholomew, Pastor. SEYExsu-DA4 A9NEfNlsfS.-zs sab- b~ il school af la q eieekeFefS sabbath.
 L. 5. Io5l4g. Sagt. .>-->,.>4 >-- ~s-.-~> '>s = ~ SECRET SOCIETIES. ETC. F.&A M.-Meets at hall ia Baptist church Friday night. on of before fttii moon ill each month.
 B. F. beaver, NJ. l.. AtWoo.l, Sec.
 I. CO-Nects first Monday i'll each month. l.D. Petfess, Pres.
 .Jno. T. Stafford, See. |. <. Grant Post Ne. 34.-Meets al 4ernoun of inst SaturddE Aileaeh month, and al nl9ih of third saturday In eaeil month at t, \. R. hslf4
 Jonathan smith Gomm;Tdef. F. r. lIali, Adiutapt.
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DIRECTORY.
GIT | OFFICERS.

GIT | OFFICERS. Mayor.-Millard Berry Recorder.-E. II. Bryant Treasurer.-C. Petross. Marshal. J. F. Harris. Aldermen.-B |. Beaver. J. r. Barr J. W. Coltrane, \. \. llaXton W. NJ Davis.
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lrrnxRaX.-SerYices every Sunday |, id.3o. \ V. sunday school every sunday at ' r NJ | Radc1, SaPt.
 Rev. \. S Bartholomew Pastor.
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ProhibItionlsts.

ee are requested to state that there will be meeting of the pre- hibitionists at the court house in
 Fayetteville on Saturday Sept. h, to more fully organize the party. If was stated in their circular that they would hold a meeting on the l7th but 1t should have been 10th.
The Springdale news., 1888-09-07

MIsstoNERY BNrrisT.-seNlcrs ev- ery thlrd Sunday aud at night. Prayer ssaeeting every Tuesday night.
 E. N. Neal. Pdot5
The Springdale news., 1888-09-07

PRIMITIVE BtPTIsT.-SeryiceS eE. ers second sunday i'll each month and saturday before. sunday school 9.a AM, ! l. Watson. Sapt
 Ed. ], E. Loving Pastor.
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E. CHtkcH-Se Services erst >un- aay in tath month at the Baptist church at II am and at night
 ReN. IL Il. ScrOggs.
The Springdale news., 1888-09-07

IApY.-'.Nh hy what n.ass healthy family You are
 CmLpREN.--"I It's because mamma bays ali our goods at b. F. beaver 6 Cos.
The Springdale news., 1888-09-07
Rev. B. c. Matthews. Pastor.

PRESBYTERIAN CHuRCH--rreacinn every second Sunday in each month, morning and evening. Prayer meet ina every "Wednesday evening. sun day school every sunday at 3P.M
 nr. l. M. Mister. Pastor.
The Springdale news., 1888-09-07

Large assortment of lady's and chlidren's cloaks just received at E. r. Denver X Cos.
The Springdale news., 1888-09-07

For sale hy Il. ! Daily