The Springdale news., 1888-09-14
Ioan Richardson IS va1r sick.

A new parsonage is beng erected on the lut mort h of the NJ. F. church.
 The readers will find the complete vote of Washington county on th c opposite page.
 The biggest shooting match of the season will be at IIewitt's spring to- day, and fine sport is anticipated.
 SPringdale should at once take steps to represent herself and the adjacent country by display of choice fruit at Dallas, Texas, Kan sas City or some ashof good point.
 John Kendall and wife, of Pilot Point, Tex, visited in Springdale first of the week. Mr. Kendall is q grandson of Dr. II. Daily whom he has not seen since he was small boy.
 Dr. Dare returEed home from St. Louis Sunday nlght. He got no information in regard 10 his ail- ment, as the medical faculty was Tn session, but he Is just as jolly IS 1 ever.
 B. W. BrogGon is building a new house on the farm he recently pur- chased from Mrs. Thompson, and when eomFleted t will be one of the best farm houses in tlus part of the country.
 Chas. AIlbaugh, Frank Clark, Bennett Liehlyter, and Jim and Ed gar Masoner left Tuesday for the cotton country. They intend to remain until Christmas. We wish the boys < cccss.
 Before a fellow gets mad and stops his ispaper, thinking that there by he may spite somebody, he should remember that the world will move along just tho same after his death as 1t did before.
 Barnam's paper hangers wore n town ttis week, and every. a9aile- ble building aud fence has been loudly and artlstically embelIished. Barlum has had experience and knows that advertising pays.
 Cai,t. Morrison and wife of Wal nut, Texas, are visiting tlrc family If Prof Coltrane. Mr. Morrison is an uncle of Mrs Geltrafe. They are well pleased With tals section and will probably locate here.
 pr. Bureh Jeff Monday for Marshfeld He will stay there short tune and then go 10 West Fork. While here he treated quite q number, but we have not yet learned the result of nis treatment.
 N ho VIII pc the "v.,, a--'=----4 sneak to pull for the Territory, the l. Canada of Western Arkansas! Springdale has lost but ono such citizen in years, and Harrison < Morton will lose one vote by that.
 Our friend A. Stark was made ! happy las Saturdas b. the arrival of lis wife from Waverly, Kansas. Mr. Stark informed us that if his wife was pleased with this place they would dispose of theirproper ,y in Kansas ard locate here.
 Ed. Goodman brought to this of fee Tuesday a peach which weighs l5 ounces and measures lii Inches in circumference. The tree that the peach grew on came from the seed and the variety Is unknown. It is sure enough peach.
 Sam Sevicr also brought in very nlcc specimen.
 Mr. Geo. Gabbert, of Weston, Mo-, came down Monday night to visit his Son Geo. NJ. Gabbert whom he had not seen for thirteen years. He was Tn Arkansas some twenty years ago and is much surprised and grat- flied to see tho vast improvement that has been made in that time. He Is over seventy years of age, but IS as jolly as any youugster in 1 town.
 The cappers in the Canning fac tory went out on a strike last Mon day, but their places were filled to advantage without stopping q mo, ment, and the strikers are now looking for t"c effect of their walk out. We don't object to strikes where there is necessity, and jads ment is used on the part of the strikers, but they nave become so common now days that most of them are uncalled for.
 The recent state elections show