The Springdale news., 1888-08-17

town Tuesday and went to Fayette- yiIlo Wednesday.
 Wednesday furnished the usual number of pension applicants before the examini ng beard.
 Mrs. J. P. Denver and Mrs. Mary Stafford visited Mrs Dr. E. F. Ellis nt Huntsville the first of the week.
 l. Jennings, advertising agent for Dr. L. NJ. Bureh, is in town this week. Notice ad. elsewhere.
 Mr. Wagoner, of Kansas, is in town looking for a location for a bank. He IS pleased with the out look at thls point.
 c. Cherpltel and Jacob Hollinger of Lyons, R,ce county, Kansas, are in this section looking fer better country.
 Mrs Jo Beaslcy, Miss Lou Pur se!Iey and another laiy made our office pleasant call oh last Satur- day.
 The speaking of Streeter and Cunningham at Fayetteville Wednes day didn't materalize. In other words they failed to appear.
 T. s. Stone brought in very large ear of corn Thursday. He also subscribed for TIE NEWS.
 MT. R. E. Renncr, proprietor of the Springdale Restaurant, having added nIce rooms to his house, is now prepared to harbor and feed all that may come to SprlngdaIe.
 Esquire John Sanders called Frl- day to remark that he would feed us on peach cobbler, milk and hon ey If we would come and see blm. We wlll %,
 Rev. o. F. Bcttis of Bentonville is In town looking for location. Mir. Bettis has been here several times recently, and we would be glad to see hIm locate among us.
 Gcno P. Roberts has traded hIs property near the new school build ing for Charlie Wilds' tweaty-acre tract east of the depot, and both parties will probably move soon.
 \, Barnett, of Conway, Taylor county. Iowa. came into town last ] Wednesday to sample the chmate and water of north west Afkan: as. ] If found satisfactory he wants to buy lam.
 There are three St. Louis Repub- llc's suld at tins place to one Globe Democrat. Formerly 1t Nvas Just ] the reverse. By the way, we mi sht just mention that the Republic is q great paper.
 Bert Lewis, our genial young printer, is the proud possessor ot an elcgant bouquet We have d. ways been a confdant of Bert's, bnt he now swears by the Almighty that he will not tell who gave it 10 him.
 We alc pleased to see our young fliend Harvey Pierce again up and on our streets. Harvey has had a tough time. He wrestlcd long with death, but skilled medical treatment and the best of attention of loving parents, brought him around safely.
 NJ. NJ. S.nott called m to sec Us Wednesday. He informed us that he was Republican, but believed Tn supporting the home paper and flashed down big round dollar for year subscription, for which he has our thanks. May he live long and prosper,
 MAEEIED-Tuesday, at ? ?. m. in Fayetteville, MT II. K. Swartwout aud Miss Janie Smith, both of Sprlngdale; Rev. B. II. Greenhouse officiating. We extend congratula- tons to tae young couple and wish them much future happiness, Their home will be in Springdale.
 will begin a protracted meeting near Mr. Bud Smiths Sunday at Il a. m. Every body invited 10 come and bring dinner on Sunday. The meeting will be held under q brush arbor and will probably last . week.
 B. c. MATHEWS.
 4. Starkweather has sold L is drug store to Samuel Martin. Mr. Stark : weather left Thursday for Garth age, H., where he will probably re slde in the future. During his