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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

The annual catalogus OF the Michigan
Mining school, al Houghtou, has been
issued from the Office of the Mare uette
MiniHg Journal Ii makes a good
showing sor this young institution. The
course Is very oomplets one so far as
The purposes Of the school 90, and tie
requirements for adnission are such as
70 demand tolersbly advanced course OF
training ss foundation for the work of
the school : IL the work outlined in the
annual Is strictly adhered 10 the Michigan
Mining School Will be credit to the
Ztaka
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20
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C1ee. q vsssera Ave. Atler Eock fns
iElxsaAs- kEsALs esi-ssEsa sFeEy E.9ralax Al
s 8elock
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20
Want ADVERTISEMENTS

Ike Bezs Der Of ltp<s fn Any <1ssrttss sssnt 9
cas- ~ feuna ~ GsstfiEs vac E2zn her ~
weKes ~ .sssa- Any part sf . lt@s csassss
"a soEs tail itns-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

yTANTED NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.
" We can furnish you with teams and large or
small gangs of men on short notice. free of any
cost or annoyance 20 yoL send in your orders.
Telephone $50. Grand Union, and Tower
block. i'll
VIVA ANTED-EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT
w we will furnish chairs and tables on short
notice for parties OF any kind Walkers Fur
niture store. South Divisionst., opposite Living
ston's block iClf
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

pRY WOOD FOB CruCE HoT sTNwrR
- So g - ~ c-fd CuffinrS so- kfndl fux
: q per .osS. basA delivered Fhons Se g.
r. 3 veneer Norks rssff
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

ENITuEF sToEFD. FACETD AID
moved Fxz<rf rs-ksrS eenf ~ shorf ~ ~.
~ Bsarilf Esis. 81 se1ts Dirisioe - reIe-
scxe Aa @1 fsrf7 & -
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20
Reai Estote--Counffy

nor SALE OR EXCHANGE BUSHES
plsce with living 20 ms above Michigan
ave. Big Rapids. ON reskonAbie terms. or en-.
change for ether property. T. A Perkins Big
Raj lie, Mich. III
NOR sALE-1HE FARM BELONGING TO
the estate ofthe late Daniel scherlnerborn.
one mile west q the ely. fronting Brdees IL
i fine dsiry farm, or FOR ffuit raising aud gar
dening. May te seld Ia from ten 10 thirty acre
lcts. Apply 10 Dr Nni worth. administrator, ia
fourthst.. Grand Rapids Mich. l0Af
COR SAILOR WILL EXCHANGE FOX CITY
L real estate, forty acres. thirty tive improved;
two barn; twenty-eight miles moth on Grand
Kspids & Indiana X. r.; one mile from Picron
village. bargain If sold al once. NJ. l.. ewiiL,
IS C8Dal-st a7tf
EOR SALE OR TRADE-FRCfT FARM AND
tmbe red land Subur ban lots for sale. Houses
End lots for sale and rent. Notary pnsiic aud
conyeysncer, A. 7. Kellogg ~ North Division-
81. lis
COR sALE-PINE AND RED WOOD LANDS,
i good farms and city property tor sale cheap;
also money to loan. Call at Loyett block. Canal
St. opposite sweets Hotel. A X Antisdel. AIT
IoR SALE-GOOD PROPERTY FOR SALE AT
L Byron Centre. good hotel and bar con.
nected and good reasons for wanting 10 sell. Ad-
dress Mrs Mary Adrion. Byron Centre. Mich. 4lu
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20
For Kcaf--Roonl y.

no RENT-FURN1sHED ROOMS PRIVATE
L house. Particulars e1qnire So Cansl-s.. li3
| HAVE THREE FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
4 oil conveniences 10 rent ia the Vinegar
bock. corner fouth Division ard ChefrySts Ar
ply a. the block or OF J.. h. Brock. % and 81
Psarl-st lostf
no hENT-A VERY DESIRABLE ROOM
! iurn shed suitable ier Two gentlemen or
man and wife Enquire az lA Lssrsve 81. 10
no RENT-A NICE FURNISHED FRONT
1 room with gas al 200 North Division St. one
beck from Posi- Office
TOR RENT-THE Moist KIND OF ROOMS
in suits Of two or four rooms with all modern
IA rfOysI1erts on taIaiet. fer Offices or light
manufacturing puEDoss also for lodging. En-
quire ct orce. No. y CsDsl-st, Of q. A Bervin
saf
no RFST 4 LARGE. IfckT ROOM FOR
l liSht manufacturing steady power, a. No ;
Pear g.. En9uiFe OF &. y. Judd or L. L. Thwing
elf
NOR gEST-FURNisHED ROOMS. eTEAN
L hested. and furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Apply room leA New Ho0ssuso
hlCck lstf
HoR RENT - FURSTsTED FRONT ROOMS.
4 either single or % zRss. steam heated. sls0
fcouas sor light housekeeping. Apply 81 Room a.
4 edyar1 lOct, To- oiiavast- &SI
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

I osT-IN GRAND RAPIDS. APRIL :. 1888
II ore small Leather covered Memorandum
book, containing two City dollar notes. dsged
Kingsley, Mich, Nevemb>r D. 1887. given bv
Jonr 1nglis 10 A. G. Edwards ere for AK months
and the other one year snG cRdcrsed on the back
OF the notes BY A. q. Edwards. All parties
hereby warned agsins; sDs naiited nei % pBf-
chase said notes Parties finding and leaving
same ST re Office Of the Telegram Herald viii b.
suitably rewarded. :. e. core D4
i OST-MoNEY lost RY EVERYBODY THAT
IL has any cleaning or coloring 20 he done in
frst class style if they don't 80 to tue Eagle
Siesm nye ousc" No. p Cansi-si lG3
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

I-0F.RENT - DOUBLE BASEMENT SUIT
I sale or sssoor ~ rsstaarzut slsa roorns for
oFces Or nGht iolssseerirg in Porter block.
corrsr o A9nros snd ieTisiaa sts IIs
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

fIt1l1 SUNDAY flceIif5. ~ilailF.
ssttnreft itsluE the iisifpf tslsresf 8 a.
NJ nsts fiFrti nDausfi innf for hes "a -
Tor. snH d poiru fsff
1hrufh acfeit n 81 points csc 400 a.
snf f'etfiur ca berflf rnn ~ sscuret a. "A
T. AZ Esiirosd ci'y orlce. t~eei Hotei eaf
o. depoi
6fe. y RTffE Jfsnst Manage, Cslcsxs
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

rerez nan .u Name Is Sreused CT
h.v.ax ralsd iairszen times Sc sae
s.sstrn. ar6 he IS n fzlr wy 70 -
ss.-ueed shkt fhe zamher = unlzrkv.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

sLsily. A. oihen daiiv escer Sur6ss.
Slo<PltG csr Iun op fsclhC sud ktantlc th-
Trsaxef ~ ard from Detroit -Fsrior csrs faE "a
bsy fsFre-s sbc 1rhrd fspids fBpresr a. snd
ucm Ietfoit--flIrccr connections r1ecS ~ Detroit
.tb o. ttforeh frHfus eaet 1scf cts 81 see ~
lblon Ticket once. 81 Eonroe-si. sne ~ tEioe
6eI-st
fE.s. n. Roskls sen' ts-t * Nouzoess.
O. " Ryoctis. 9 and a. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

q sr<s freiehf iffFtt Rand fafras a. n :
m fffrsiff fsstfiiF,ff - fsf - Fs,.sas.-.-
. 3 rs lfif csiiY erffTf suff1eT
1frouff tifkelf g. a. foiiftf ard bertnf tos~~r-
81 feetfbft cen - fecaref - Uniof 7ickei Oeas
.. btrroe-si-. src 81 6tpoi
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY OF TX
W perienee. 3 Place to clerk in dry goods
house. Address ". NJ. box 3. care this Office
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

Mr.. HARMON, of Jackson. brother of
the Presidents mother-in-law, Mrs. FoL-
soN. positively deSiss the report that the
lady is 20 becons Mrs. Secretary BAYARD.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20
Eou,,oL

EOUND-THAT THE EAGLE sTKAM DYE
House" No = Canalst. turns out the hest
work in cleaning. dyeing and repairing Of adies'
end gents clothing. 90 there and convince
yourself lb3
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

rxe1ve ~enng men r. ERE Eaks sbe~a
ca. tina shops at E.zhsrt bave bsndss
teest eer Ell reie err tae Democrat candl-
ssfs Err ,be presidency next fsii snd
rox - DsEnccrst pagers 1ec.srs tasra
- scre Ger lhn Eaeah-c
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20
For Renf--Hossses.

To RENT MY REsiDENCE SCI eOl TIL
4 Isisre,te-sf 70 huiiv without sraan chi
d-~u Nixat fess psruY furnished TO tight
party. Inquire a. the hoase u /. ssif. ll3
r,0g RFVT-A NICK EIGHT ROOM HOUSE
+ northeast corner fsSersoa and Fifb-srss
inquire on premises III
I-oP RFST-eFtEN ROOM BorsE SIS FT-r-
+ to--s-. Fssr 6sSifahle iotafion. ssso9 uzr
ronth. hsrd snd sois water. inquire II Pearls
> q saffh. Ia
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

The nSreciaI frsls Fiiton~ - 80
frrFss BsssHn - not yss exhausted,
nui corisa "a y hs hat ss the eaaohnx
rocm. ere crry q shas rsp-r sest ~
tss - rarseo NAY beng tlouesnis sf
loliafs 81 ila ..s 1f i-a,a Rspnis
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20

era 4 mnra,ng rhe lC~s Les'sls-
inrs passed BIZ srprcpr.a,inx S50F0
cf te lireri var ias n casa t1a latter
sar1ai te re- auied .o TIA Sssfe. '5r she
erection - zIris lcrnstcrg az tha Azri-
cnanrs Coasss Tee ievmifcry Is oot
fse'Y ts ratera -
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20
WanteG--To Exchange.
Uanted-BOdrG.

WANTED - TO EXCHANGE FARM FOR
W property in the vicinity Of the boat dock.
Grand Union. B and (, Tower block. lla
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-20
For SaJe--MiscelIaneotes

COR SALE-A NICE TwO-CHAIR BARBER
l. shop, doing good buSress, for sale cheap.
Owner wishes TO leave the city. Apply al once
TO W K scrbner, Real Estate Dealer 5e Pearl-sl
1lS
TOR SALE CHEAP - A HEAVY SPRING
wagon for two hoEes. suitable Tor teaulsteF
or market gardener, covered top, size OF bo Z
g axl2 feet in first class order. White, NriAnt n
Jetellier. % Canal-st. ll2
COR sALE-A FIRST CLASS CARRIAGE
L team. color Iron grey. weight twenty four
hundred Address i. f.. box :. this oifioe. Ill
4 BIG CHANCE. FOR SALE-A MATCHED
y span of young horses, two good cows iour
hogs, seventy chickens. forty &C es OF good land
and al farming tools ior 81 900 II sold lois week
Address NJ. Groat. bauer OTTAWA Co. Mich. III
The Springdale news., 1888-07-20

scoundrel Tn Rogers makes t his business to tell strangers that Springdale is nothing but a flag sta ton, with barely enough people to hold q post office, and such other ridicaloas statements regarding tms community IS hls crooked lmagina- tion can invent. Springdale oontia- ues to grow however.
 i John F. Harris returned from Kansas City last Saturday, where he had been to make collection
 from Williams < Roberts, eommis- sion men, 1.-the value of 8 car load of canned goods. Williams < Rob erts had virtually stolen tho goods or their proceeds, as they reported the goods sold forl less than enough to pay expenses. Thoir false re- port dId not take as well here as they expect ea t would. and Mr. Harris took the train for Kansas City, and about the time ". X R. were expecting q letter from the Cannln eCo. they had the pleasure and surprise Of mestlpg the chief officer of the company in person. 
 Williams < Roberts admitted that their intention was to steal the goods and that tfey had heelt advls. ed to do So by other parties. They finally pqi5 about S2oo declaring that this was aIl tbey were. wiling to pay or able to Hay. The Gun nins Company hal in tae mean time attached about 5200 worth of box material here belonging to Will Hams < Roberts. so the steal will not be quite so complete as they had planned it. They were prompt ly arrested for embezzIement but technicahty in ajastiee court, where tochnicalities work wonders when they work at all, released tho de- fendants. They will be tried again however in October when tho Cir cult court meets, aa1 the Frobabill. ties are that the uimbIe fingered gentlemen a1ll have an opporsunltS to look through the tars.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-20

Bring them all along, if you wish as We can fit them out with the goods they need. We have just received larger stock than eyer. Ne have the incest line of boots, shoes and dry goods ever opened up in this town, and they haYe got to sell. B. F. DEAvER & Co.
 B. F. Denver & Co.,, pay cash for all kinds of produce.
 That 3 ID bar soap at B. F. Denver X Co.,, for b cents is very cheap.
 E. r. Denver 6 Co.,, have some jobs in clothing to close out very cheap.
 B. F. Denver S Co.,, have hand some line of white goods and their prices sell them.
 The trio clgar IS the best 5 cent cigar in town and only kept by B. F. Denver & Go.
 Smoke the trio cigar if you want the best Havana filler.
 Buy that lb bar soap at B. F. Denver & Cos for only b cents.
 Money is scarce but little goes a great way at E. F. Denver < Co.'S.
 The following prices will be good for few days yet,
 20 yards standard Prints for sl.00. 30 yards of iaw0s for Loo. 20 wards white dress goods for l.o0. 6 lbs coffee for Loo } gal. best euplon oil for LOO. 3 lbs good tea for LOO.
 Don't fail to call at B. F. Denver X Co.'S. and see thelr immense stock of shoes. The pest Tn town.
 Those S1.25 ladies shoes at B. F. Deaycr 6 Co.'S. are good for the money.
 Those S2.00 mems boots at B. F. Denver & Cs, are "drivc." 
 Mems fine shoes s150. They must 20! Beavers is the place.
 B. r. Deaver < Co. deliver goods any whore in the city free of charge. Leave your orders with them and they will promptly be filled.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-20

Nr. Jeil London, of Alma, was m tha city Wednesday investigating some Il our manufacturing establish, meHts \ company has been or gaHized n Alma 10 engage in man ufaatarin4 of some kind, and We may reasonably expect to hear soon that the woods are oil fire about Alma.
 F z4. Bettis, a C. r. minister Of Bentonyilie, was down during the Gfss oi Che week looking tor loca iion. The real estate mea showed him over the surrounding country ,and he was greatly surprised to ind so much good country as there Is tributary to Springd'lo He wtll locate here.
 The coiorcd people of Fayette- vile intend having a tree barbecue in the grove near the blIck eolored cbRrch on tue 4th of August, to eel ebrate the anniversary of the Brit ssh emancipation in the West In dies. They will have speaking, dancing, games, etc, and general invitation is extended to every body to ttend. -L Sentinel.
 TLe br.ck " ork on the Canning Factory Is at last completed, and the structure presents grand ap- pearance. IL is by far the largest and best constructed building ot the kind west of the Mississippi liver and tho people of NorIhwe est Ar kansas should be proud of it, and ofthe fact that the goods shipped from it |. ar tho pest reputation of any goods packed in the West.
 We call attention 10 the ad. ofthe St. Louis Republic, formerly Ike, publican. Heretofore he people ai Uni. section have patr5nlzed the Globe-Democrat because 1t gave much more news than the Republi- can but thls is changed now. The Republic Is far ahea cf the G.-D. in the matter of news and besides 1t suits our political preferences. Don't patr onize paper that Is con tinuaIly abusing you but buy tho Republic and let's all help to keep 1t ap to its present stahding both asa political paper and newspaper.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-20
ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that applica- tion will be made at the next July tenn Of tl2 Washington Co court for T change in tbe Old Missouri aud spring dale and N an Wiabie roads as follows: Beginning where the sps.n93ait and IIjHdsYiilrr5ad crosses ti9e old Mis- souri thence north one=talfm iean tine essJ side of tine " of SW i, Sec 3l. Yp. Is. k 29, thence west IS rods to the old Missouri road. The Springdale and Van Win kle road to be changed to the east line et tue S. N. of the x. N.
 A M. REgD
 ] l.. MetaHAID, et d.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-20

I'd. Shelby WAS uP from II. smith first of the week.
 Daason * Co. have rev asaing in front of their business house
 If you want to have a ntee time attend the picnic at Stults' Mil Sat ursisy.
 S. B Henderson moleus pleas call Tuesday Ue has our thu nks for subscription.
 6e.f smiley has aajt working
 F. Bay H. vji now 1azeeate CD i4s faruL
 Henry Gordon midwife aa3 Hfs. N t.-asEo, visited relatives aJ i''ag- e5say6.e first of the aloE.
 The streets of Fayetteville ar aa.48 graded preparatory to layins .ile tfteA efthe street railway.
 Arrange yoHr work 8 that yoG 1an come to the big Masonic picnic in Springda!e Friday, Jtiy 27.
 ]. \. Bartholomew tendeae his office Wednesday evening a buach of i5 apples all growing on one small twig.
 ". N Davis and B. $. Williams arc oaf with the other candldaIes this week an the general canvass of the county.
 IL IetelIipe up of old and baiId- ia9 new sidewalks on EmAI4 ANcu. ae sa- great and much needed i'm fFoyemeat.
 Jim Harris dcstr>cs crcdit for the excellent manner in which h C graded Holeomb street. This is now the best street in town.
 H. N. Hodges recently sold his farm of II. acres lying three mlics 7fezl If town to a Nr Sinott from Il aaesats, TOT about ele ven dollars 5z5r aere.
 W nude stsad that aa ordnance ass been passed by the city eaaHeIf prohibiting marble playing oa tue s5Hee bat NC have failed t9 see Il. \ fy is 1t notrubli-heo
 |. Richardson. yonnc business man. of Lowell, was in town We'd nsz4aE. IIr deposited 25 cents with as far Tue Naws months for which We now extend to him oar most grateful thanks.
 D. the business men of Sfrng dale expect a papcrt5 i've without scarcely any advertising patronage from thcm< Bright sanshme au3 good 8aser ao 3 great Uags hat Il f4he- money to rHu newspaper.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-20
WARNING ORDER.

Before X. ] Hale. Justice af the Peace for SpriGgt3aIe township, Spring dale, Washington county. Arkansas. The Sprmgdaie CWaaag Company n eotpor&,i0nj Paintt8,
 NS
 C. I. Williams and I. 5. Roberts. 4a- ing business under the=lirm name of Williams < Roberts, ,,t Kansas City, Mo, Defendants.
 The defendants, G. [, Williams and J. 5 Roberts, are hereby warned to ap- pear in this court within thirty aax ; and answer the complaint of the plaia. tiff, The Springdale C. ming CcmPa- ny.
 4. J. HALE, J. P. This July 10, 1888.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-20
NO TICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Harrison. Ark. l
 Nr 1 El. 2a {

Land Office at Harrison. Ark.
 JUN 1lta tSSs
 Notice is hereby given that the fol- loWing-named settler has filed notice Of his intention to make final proof in support of lis claim and that said proof will be made before County Judge Washington G., Ark. at Fayet .eville Ark, on July 2Sth, I5oS. viz: Lucinda E. MeCaftef, formerly widow of Atlas NE SE See. IS Tpl8 \ R 23 W, He names the following witnesses to prove is continuous residence upon. and cul- vation of. said land, viz: William oyd S S. Stearns, A. N. Boyd, and $. Stearns, all of Creeeh. Ark
 II. c. TIPT0N, Register. )I-osby < JD Ss Atty.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
LAND OFF! cEAr HARRISON. ARK. ]
 I

LAND OFF! cEAr HARRISON. ARK.
 June 10th, lsss Notice is hereby given that the fol- lowing g-named settler las filed notiee of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will bt Il a Ie before County Judge Washington Co, Ark, at Fayetteville Ark, 0a August 10th, ISsS yiz: James C. Pharr HE No S6.,3 for the M NY See 29. rE Sil see 19 Y F \ F See 39 Tp IS \ l. 29 ". lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous 1esi- dence upon. and cultivation of. said land. viz: j. '. Goodman. William T. Philip. Sher0d \ ndets9 Ii and Jo Hel- comb, ali Cf SriHueGaie Ark
 Il. C. 1IETON. Regis ter. .J.ilALE. Attg.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-20
Take Notice.

Ifsen ara iu dett to this office foa description, a igorusj0g or job work you Will please cali ir and seteie. We have 10 pay our debts ire as elher people and this We e#aHet do without we get what is due as. Please act at once.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land 0mee.at Harrison Ark. ]

JUNE 26th, 1888 { Notice is hereby given that the fol- lowing named settler has filed notice of his intention te make final proof i'll sup port of his claim, and that said proof will be made before County Judge, Benton Co.s Ark. at Bentonville, Ark, CT .8a@lst 30th. 1888. yiZ:Rlch ard Laiaezs5 HE NJ s5a8, for the NE SN N - 5ee Tpls NR 9 W. prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land. viz: Fran cis NJ. Ghristison. Jefferson D. Brown, Benjamin (. Martin, Besjamln Phillips all of Lowell, Ark.
 IL (. TIPToN. Register
The Springdale news., 1888-07-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON, ARK l
 NaV 5tb 1888 |

LAND OFFICE AT IIARKIsoN, AKK
 May 5th, 1888
 Notice is hereby given that the fol- lowing-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make tnal proof ill support of hls claim, and that said proof will be made before County Judge Washington Co. Ark at Fayetteville Ark. on July 23th, lsaS, viz Mal tha A. Blackburn. widow of Danial N. Blackburn iec'd.. II [ No, 75Tl. for the \ E S E and NJ \ F Sec 2f Tp Is N k 2s N. ile names the following wit nesses to prove his continuous resid- ence upon. and cultivation of, said land, viz: Jasper Cook, "f War Eagle Mills, Afk, Jacob W. Burks. Of War Eaple. Jackson Greenhouse, of Spring Nalley and Jesse Rose of Spring alley.
 II. z. TIPT0N, Register.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-20
SnrinedaIe Market Kanorf.

GoN>< S\eeAH sIs3fs ess5isia. ia tai ol thousands suffering from Asthma. Con- sumption. Coughs. etc. Did you ever try Acker's English Remedy2 t is the best preparation known for all Lung Troubles, sold on a positive guarantee at lQc.. 69c.
 Sold by N ' Winton.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-20
nTFDsea wondsrs exist m thousands

EEEnSea wondsrs exist III thousands EIs s Sof forms, but are surpassed by D -ss the marvels of invention. Those who are in need Of profitable work that can be done while 1iymgat home should at once send their address te Hallet & Co.,. Portland. Maine, and receive free full information how either sex of all ages, can earn from S5 to S25 per day and upwards wherever they live. You are starred free. Capital ftot required. Some have made oTei S5O i'll 95ingie day at this work Ail succeed.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-20

"6etss - t aehto N ieaEe d peasant call.
 PrafJ. W Goltraoewho has been engaged with the Sort. Texas Can fne Co. at Pars, Texas, is home on q vacation.
 He haze tt thiz office q bunch ot aieeeH apples. They were grown oH Shores & Cooks farm miles southwest gt town
 Ne are in possession of bunch Of ten tomatoes all growing on the same root They were grown Tn the garden of M. Frost.
 Will searey dld a good deed this week bY laying substantial side walk n front of his lot between the post office ard C. Nj. Gabbeit'S gro eerv store.
 A we VII sooa be needing ram again we bes fo suggest to the pro fessiaha weather prophets that they had better make a few dry weather predictions.
 JHm D8Rfee, after spending pleasant weeks among hs friends here, left last night for Paris, Tex, where he will resume his labors in the hardware hrm of II. I. Alien & Co.
 T6e Athens City Browns and Spring G3fv GraFs SiIl play match game of bat aa the Iatters grounds Friday. . Inst. The clubs are about equally matched and the came promises to oe an interesting che.
 ". r Weld, prominent young business man, of Mariauna, was up recently to see bis wife who is stop png in Springdale for the summer. We aekn5wledge pleasant call from Mr. Weld and he has the al pcarmee ot beng | thorough gen tlemaH.
 A D. Bagsett made us pleas ant call Thursday. lie informed Us thai he Was just through thresh- ing wheat and that he sowed IL bushels of wheat on F acres and harvested BIO! bushels. His wheat was of the Faltz variety. " ho can heat that?
 James GulIey, of Hendricks coun- tY lediana, who recently purchased tie MeGlot4ln tarm southwest of town and the Easton place just north of town, arrived last week with his familg ' and household goods They moved .,home' at once, and VIC understand they intend to build anew residence and otherwise im- prove the Easton place soon.
 The Goodspeed Publishing Co.,, of Cmeaeo, arc getting up history of \. W. Arkansas and w s. Whit Icy and B. \. Konkle are in Wash ihstoa county now collecting data for the work. Mr. Konkle vas m town ths week and mace this office a pleasant call. He Is a perfect ge,.tiem n and understands his business thoroughly.
 Did 1t ever occur to any of our readers that the fool killer could find unusually green picking in the immediate vicinity of a certain sub division of country not far from Springdale? This fact is no doubt tho result of the ini erent, or the cultivated disposition of certain migratory mammlllary bipeds who persist in making asses of them selves by assuming to know more of I country they have never seen than the people do who wero raised there, and who are always ready to tell other people how to do things that they have never done them selves.
 Ever few days strangers come to town seeking q location who ex- press themselves as being surprised at the size of our town, the amount of business done here and the gener- al spirit of thnft and enterprise manifested on all sides. The fact that strangers should be surprised at cur prosperity was very surprls- ing to us for a time, but we learn reason for this when We get the news that some sanctlmonlous
The Springdale news., 1888-07-20
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