The Springdale news., 1888-10-19
Nice rain Thursday nigAl.

in town Tuesday.
 Southward the tldo of immigra- ton takes its way.
 The NEWS will be out on tlme next week. This is official.
 Miss Eva Rapier is boarding at J. F. Denver aud attending school here.
 The county court has appointed Prof H. NJ. We,ch county examiner for the two ensuing yeras.
 Geo. Harris made d trip to Rogers Wednesday with load of supplies for the Rogers Canning Co.
 Been so busy this week haven't had time to clean up the office. Friends calling will please excuse our rather negligent appearance.
 Ed. Hale brought us in sweet pota- to to-day which weighs pounds and 5 ounces. It is of the Nancymond va riety. and is hummer"
 If each copy of the Sunday edition of the St. Louis Republic was spread out one after another 1t would cover a length of 9 900 ,0G0 inches or 40 miles
 E. B. Barnard, of Economy. Indiana, was in town a few days ago. MT. Bar nard bought the farm that Wyman Station is built on and has gone home after his family.
 MT. Jno Gill returned Sunday morn ing from the Dallas Fair. The apple trees of Gill & Vincenheller, took first premium and as yet they have not heard from the apples.
 D. NJ. Bland anu Henry Bell who re- centlv sold their river farm to J. W. Johnson for S4 ,000 have moved to the Nation, where they have an offer of pro lection in the stock business.
 The engine house of the Pacific & Great Eastern railroad was entirely de- stroyed by fire Monday night. The engine which was in the house at the time was considerably damaged.
 Prof. Menke took the A I. U. cattle to the Ft. Smith fair and was awarded twelve premiums, making clean sweep. The Professor wept because there Was no more premiums to take Democrat.
 A. W Baker returned to-day from his trip to the National Encampment at Columbus. He also visited relatives in Michigan. MT. Baker says he had magnificent time, and we'll guarantee that he did, too.
 Judge Elliot, of Bentonyille was i'll town few hours on Tuesday and had much to say about new railroads through Benton and Washington coun- ties. The Judge is a man whom the people of Springdale are always glad to l see,
 We would respectfully call the atten- tion of the business men of Springdale to THE NEWS as an advertising me l dium. We have good circulation; our type new; our paper is printed neatly and our prices are reasonable. Can you give us an ad.
 The bids for keeping the poor house for the next year Were opened Monday by Judge Greene and the contract awarded to Mir. J. A. Beckett at S6.50 per head per month. MT. Beckett is the present contractor and has given gen eral Sfaction.-Demoorat
 The north bound train was delay ed at this place some Is minu :es this evening by draw head being pulled out of the mail car. hi coach was coupled on behind, when the train pulled out all o. K.
 J D. Beck and dfamlly left Thursday evening for Cabool, Mo-, where they will make their future home They have a large number of friends here whose wishes are that prosperity will smile upon them in their new home MT. Beck will keep posted on Arkansas affairs from the weekly visits of TIE NEWS.
 A very sad accident occurred near Pennington Tuesday. Mrs. Charley Paddock and chlld of Fayetteville were on their way to Cane Hill and when near Pennington one wheel of the wa gon which they were in struck and ob- struction, and the child was thrown from the wagon and one wheel passed