The Springdale news., 1888-08-17

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 II. W. Hodges has rented a house owned hy G. Dodson on Holcomb street t'and. moved 10 town.
 Tho judges of the election at this place tomorrow are C. Petross, John Sanders, and Jno. W. Philips
 Dr. Dare now occupies the house formerly occupied. by J. L. Me Quaid he hoving moved to his farm east of tow,,.
 Messrs. Bland and Belle returned Monday from three weeks trip to the Indian Nption They say that crops are better there than here.
 We have engaged the services of an excellent job printer and can now do your work up in neat style. Give us call. It will probably save you money.
 We had the pIoasurs Sunday of partaklng all excellent dinner at tho Springdale House. Uncle Thomas beyond doubt knows how to run q hotel,
 We were pleased to make the ac- quaintance Tuesday evening of Il. l.. Cross, editor of the Cameron fMo9 Sun, who passed through town on his way home.
 J. ". Huffman and wife and J. F. Stark, went to Siloam Springs Monday to prospect for d location. They were soon satisfied of the deadness eff the town and therefore returned on Tuesday.
 The Harrison X Morton club rais- ed their pole W Wednesday evening The pole Is located near the depot and IS something over 75 feet high. The band was out and made music for the occasion.
 We call your attention to the ad- vcrtisement of W. |. Winton. Mir. WIptop has been in bushes here several years and by his honesty and fan aealtng has built rp good trade in the drug line. If you need anything Tn this line give h m call
 The protractcd meeting winch IS being held at the Presbyterian church under the leadership of Revs. Mister and Davies of Fay ettcyille is being well attended and will doubtless do much good. Gem mauon serylees wIli be held next Sunday.
 B. r. Brogdon of G!ebafne, Tex as, and J. \. Stevenson of Fort Worth, Texas, have been here sev- eral days looking for q location near Springdale. Er. Brogdea ias contracted through Berry < ilarr's for the Thompson farm one-balt mlle southwest of town Tie farm will be greatly improved and set in small fruit and orchard.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Childs was recent ly gr.,ntela pension IS the widow of Thomas J. Childs who served in the Mexican war. William Cooper and William C. Calvert were also granted pehsions as surylvors of the Mexican War. The rate for all Mexican pensions is $500 per month.
 Col. E. B. Wall, of Fayetteville, and Hon. James Rice, of Bentonvillo addressed the Democratic Club at this place Monday night. Both gentlemen made good speeches which were interrupted frequently by bursts of applause from the as emhlage The speaking was held in the public school building and the house was crowded.
 Springiale wlil have an evapora- tor this fall. The machinery Las been ordered aud the work ofbulld- ing and getting ready for the fruit crop will begin soon. The capa- city will probably be something over hundred bushels of green fruit per day. Jo Holeomb and Charlie Wilds arc the men whe haze enterprise enough to start tht business.
 The candidates were here in tul force Thursday; and were met by ; large audience of voters They did not close until after tho tune o our going to press for last week : issue, and by the time thls issu' reaches our readers, the voting wll be oyer. Therefore it would be waste of time to publish the point in their arguments as we had III tended to do,