The Springdale news., 1889-05-03

He made TIE NEws.a pleasant cal on last Saturday.
 Uncle Jimmy Graham, our es teemed veteran democratic friend is the polite and faithful watch q the door of the grand jury.-Fay etteville Democrat.
 Johnnie Rogers, representing the Neosho Foundry and Machine Works, of Neosho, Mo, was in to wn Monday. W. T. Farrar purchased the iron front. for his new brick from this firm.
 If the newspaper men could have seen Springdalc Wednesday morning as they went up to Ben tonville the prettiest and most en- terprising little city in the state would met their gaze.
 Rev w. l.. Ross left Tuesday for Wsldron. He will probably'return about the middle of July ts hold a protracted meeting as 1t is expected the new Christian church will be completed by that time.
 Doc Farrar. prominent hard ware man, of Springdale, was in town Monday. He~was on his way to Decater'sswherc he had sold-a new steam sawmill .and...threshing Springtown Locomotive.
 R. F. Renner, A. W. Baker, Jona- than Smith, C. W. Wright, pr. Sul- livan and o. E...Gulley are attend ing the State G. A. R. Encampment atss Eureka Springs. It is.sxrected they will return today-Thursday.
 The time when the graves of our honored Confederate should be dec orated will soon.be here, and we believe as yet no arrangements have been made. Let the matter pe Y .oos seus into. nis..is something hat should not he neglected.
 A literary sociuty has been orga h. zed by the students of the pubic school, which meets. every. Friday night. The officers are Barnett Smiley President, John Dodson Vice President. Miss Lou Gregg and Miss Jessie Gulley Treasure. If conducted in the right manner this soclety,,will be source of both--pleasure and profit to the young folks.
 A few days ago q man aged about forty was married to q girl aged but twelve, at Springdale, Wash ington coanty, and the indignant citizens talked of administering : white cap" punishment to the groom and the person who married them, but they skipped out. The child's mother abetted the marrige. .Ft. Smith Times.
 Ge-whizz: were we "scooped' right as our very dooor? No; the man who wrote the above was sim DIV suffer- ng from reaction Of the Oklahoma fever.
 Blessed is the m an who sittet not Tn the seat of the kicker or mlngle himself in the congregation of the mossback; hut his delight IS in new railroads and brick blocks, and in schemes to build up himself and his owntown. And he shall bt like an evergreen tree planted by the river of waters, his leaf shalI not wither in tho early fall like tho cottonwood, for the Eli of tht boomer shall get there but the kick CT shall be left to hold the bag Fxcharge.
 Last Saturday evening youn! man who came in from Blackburn
 Mill on load of lumber put up a Merritts Restaurant. He gave hl name as Allen. Sunday afternoon
 he took q walk to the Electri
 Springs ana on his return was me
 by a posse of armed men and pu
 under arrest and brought 10 towr
 It appears that Allen had stole
 about $50 worth of general mel
 chandise at Viola, Mo-, about seve
 miles from the Arkansas line. II
 pat the stolen goods in boat an
 padded up White river some dl'
 tance when he sold boat, goods an l all and cut across the country. A l lens father is well off. The me
 lett with their prisoner for Missou