The Springdale news., 1888-06-29
SPRTNGDALE

conducted ny the Lutheran ofganl- z-.tion winch is largely attended. For the accommodation of their schools, they have good brick build ings-commodieus and well fur nlshed. The religious denomina- tons are largely represented and several nlce church buildings adorn the town The people are educated and society refined. Within the past six months more than fifty new houses have been built in the town and many of them handsome and substantial.
 TIE SPRINGDALE NEWS, a splcy newspaper edited and published by Mr. John r. Stafford, does much in the interest of the town. Mir. Staff ford is the youngest newspaper publisher Tn the state
 The fiouring mlll which is now being remodeled will be full roll CT process mll second to none Ill the state, with capacity of seven ty five barrels of flour per day. Petross Bros, preprietors, are refit- ting the mill with the latest im- proved machinery.
 The woolen mills which are owned and operated by w. 5. Hax- ton X Co.,, do a large business Tn the manufacture of wooden goods. The Springdale canning factory is a mammoth concern with a capacity of 1000 cans of fruit daily. They employ loo people and afford fine market for the production of veg etables and fruits The company now occupy their new and commo- dlous blick building.
 The Springdale nursery and fruit farm is another enterprise worthy ot mention. They have loo acres set to nursery stock and ship largely to all parts of the country. The town is located in the center of the fruit producing region which Is justly termed "the orchard of America" And III this, as in all branches of agriculture has very great advantage over other local ities-just think of it, on,tho twenti- eth day of June peaches are as big as your fist, and ripe, selling. for twenty-five cents per bushel and where your correspondent sat down to dinner at the Gladdon house he really thought that he had "sure huff" struck the land of milk and honey. 1 don't want 10 make the mouths of the poor devils water who slt around the office and read of the good things of this world, or l would tell you what 1 had for din ner-Yum, yum, yum. I'll see Gladden. again.
 The town is located five miles west of White river and nine miles east of the Osage river. Coal has been diseoN cred few miles east of town and has been mined to some extent. Real estate is held at reas- enable prices, considering tho very many advantages of the people do- ing bushes in the town, and our list comprises the principle portion Of them the Herald is plea sed to make mention of.
 J.R. Harris < Bro, hardware, stoves, machinery and lumber.
 W. '. Winton, drugs, toilet ar tioles and stationery.
 Dodson x Go. general merchan- disc.
 A. J. Hale, attorney at law.
 D. A. White, general merchandise.
 B. F. Pollock, furniture and un- dertaklng.
 A. Starkweather, drugs aI,d no tions.
 Vinson and Roach, shoe makers and repairers.
 II. A. Daily, drugs, stationery and wallpaper.
 B. F. Denver < Co, General merchandise.
 Berry and Harris, real estate agents.
 w. T. Farrar, hardware, stoves, implements and harness.
 Sevier and Lewis, Blacksmiths and wagon manufactures.
 Gill S Vincenheller, nurserymen and fruit dealers.
 c. w. Wright, groceries and pro- visions.
 J. Holcomb, real estate.
 T. Gladden., proprietor of the Springdalo. hotel
 Phillips X Phillips, lumber yard builders and contractors
 Lane Llnebarger X Co.,, general merchandise.