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The Springdale news., 1889-02-22
SIG, ,00O REWARD.

Yesterday Gov. Eagle exercisod tho authority granted him by the act recently passed by the General Assembly to increase the reward for the arrest and conviction of the assasslns of Col. John Li. Clayton to 5000. His proclamation is print. ad elsew here Tn the Gazette thls morning, The rewaads for these miscreants now aggregate more than sl0,o0o. That IS the price society has set upon their heads, and il will bring them to justice. The money is in hand to be patd whenever the objects desire,. are accomplished. If there las been any holding back in any quarter for the offer of this last reward, action need be no longer delayed. Let the work bo done,-Httle Rocl. Gazette. Feb. 10th.
The Springdale news., 1889-02-22
Don 'tZEeXneriment.

YaH cannot afford to waste t.me in experimenting when sauI lungs are in danger. Consumption always seems at first oely a eald. Do not permit any dealer ln i'm. pose upon you with some cheap inc itatfon of Df. King New D zeov- cry for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, but be sure yoa get the eea- aine. Because he can make merc profit he may tel, you he has some tilif just as good. or inst the same. Don't be deceived, hut insfst eFaa getting Dr. kin4'9 New Discovery which is guaranteed to give relief in all Ihraat, Llag and Chest affea- tions. Friai bottle free It +. <. Dallys Drug Store. Large Bot.les Sl
The Springdale news., 1889-02-22
THE FLOUR Or SrRlNGDALE.
BY MISS BETTE eRENsHAw.

am mgGching tae lieht-bread tonight that la made from the flour of our mil; ao spougY and porous and light. - sweet that can get my fill | know 1t is healthy and flesh giving
 bread
 keeps us all hearty and hale }h, lovely 1t ls on table well spread have bread of the four of Spring
 dale The biscuit, so beautifully white, k!se up tO the top of the pam. - deliei0usiy sweet and SO light. NIn 2 mile from tue crossest old man. Wei sPfeai o'er With butter taes melt
 in my mouth. Without them i set ID wall. l know theA re the best in the big >un-
 ny South, And they're made of the flour of
 SpriHgdaie For pie crust. and cfaiIef5. ana cake Cur four still stands at the head. At the next fair tAe premium twill
 take. j.ncooked, CT in cake CT liehG-bread. Our SpriHgdale flour is the pride of the
 West Beside | all others are stala. l sensible man always locks for the
 best, And chooses the -Four q Sofinsdalc.
The Springdale news., 1889-02-22
Severe cases of Blood Poison.

Thousands safTcg from blood p1ts- on, wHo would be cured il they gave 5. r R., (Bofanc Blood Balm I trial. Send to the Blood Balm Co, Atlanta, Ga. for book of won dertal cures, that convince tho most skepticaI. tis sent free
 J. Q. Gibson, Meridian, Miss, writes. " For q number ofyears Isut- fered untold aeonles from blood pol on Several Promlnant physeians did me little | any good. began to use 5. E. B. with very little faith, but, to my utser sHprise 1t has made me well snd hearty person.
 Z. r HaIiertoa, Macon. Ga, writes: Il contracted blood poison. first tried physicians, and then went to Hot Springs. l returned home a ranod msa physically. Nothing seemed to do me any good. My mother persuaded me to try 3 5 E. To nyutter astonishment every Hlecr quickly tealed
 Bepj. Morris, Atlanta. Ga. writes: | suffered years from syPhiliac blood poison which refused 10 be cured 6y all treatment. Physicians pronounced 1t a hope ess ease l had DO appetite, hal pains in hips and jointS ana IaY kidneys were diseased. My throat was uIeetated and my breast mss of rum ng sores. In thIs cenditJon com mepeed aase at E. 3 5. ItbeaIed every ulcer and sore aaa eHfed me completely withln two months.
The Springdale news., 1889-02-22
J. .Snllna .I.egal 0a,n ....,

E. BainbridEa Naaday E County Atty, Ci1y Co, Hax say. @lIaTc used EieeiHe Bitters B4aa most happy results. NJ bratHef also was worry low with Na1af l Foyer and Jaandiee, but Has esesl be timely use of tHis medicine. am satisfied Electric Bitlees saved #hl~ fife.
 Mr. D. I Waeexson, of Haf4- Cave, Ky, adds q like testim5a4. saying; He positively believes ha woQla nave died, had t not aeea= =ias Electric Bitters.
 This eteat remedy wlll ward off. as well as.enfe all Haiarla BHe4ses and for all Kidney Liver and sitam arh Disorders stauds lneaualcd. Price Dee. and 2l. at II l. DaIivs.
The Springdale news., 1889-02-22

I'll. Little Rock Progress Tn speaking of General uindmau's $ assassination s6ys:
 Let tie dead past bury it's dead. Ave 8 en the denounced Powell Clayton in the past canvass just closed. made 10 IeIeieuce anywhere, at any Ume OF at a. place to old matters.
 No, y"n bet Powell Clayton nev. CT refers to "old matters It Isn't good policy for him to de so.
The Springdale news., 1889-02-22
4 uUTY@G0 YoE RsELF.

IL E sarprang that people will ase 2 common, ordinary pll when they can 8ecnre 3 valuable English one for the same laoUeY. br- AUk= CTS pills are a positive eHfa for slck headache aH3 all liver traubz tes. They gre small, sweet, eazilY taken aud do not grrpe. For Salo at #. | WiutoH's drdg store.
The Springdale news., 1889-02-22

The following from the pen of Mir. l.. r i3adeN editor ul Ihe Marion Iowa Pilot. will W1 believe fe of Interest tu many at eHr c.iet~ tit says: 1t is htltB pleasure Iiat certify t3the real merits of hamberlaiaa Cough Rem- eoY. nave usgl II .t mg lamifg lur Hears aad nave a.Ha fauuH f Iuast ez= ce'ieHt, Had especially tar calHs. ar3up and sore throat t3Is safe and tTee- tive. For safe Lf Il. \. Daily sleeEless mshis, made miserable dy that hae6ii.5# ca8eb. slftoL Cafe is the remedy for you, Sold
 
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The Springdale news., 1889-02-22
The Legislature Petltioned.

The following petition has been extensively circulated in \. N. Ar kansas during the past week:
 The undersigned citizens of....... ........ County. Arkansas, in lefested III the production and trans portauon of fruit and vegetables. re- peaetfdily cali yoH attention to the tie- ieets III our transportation systems. rom which We sustain heavy losses.
 l. From lack of proper protection al the stations. our goods ale often safi- eHSly damaged hy the heat ef the sun and ram, after they have been deliver ed 10 the transportation companies.
 z' From delays along the liuc. goods olleh gel to market in PoureondltiQn
 ,. 1he number of ears k u0t sufli- clent for the amount of the work. While ID character they are wholly uB- suited to tender fruits and vegetables. ds they are defective in ventilation.
 i. Rates sfe sohigh that We arc shut ptt CT our pest and most accessible nathets, and only about aue-half Of tIl6 kfQp can be marketed dt all.
 V therefore earnestly ask of ycu aaeh legal regulation as Will give aae- qGate and effective relief. and b. just to all nartles.
 1t is to bo hoped .he legislature will sizg the petition some attea. ton, IS the legislation asked for X much needed.
The Springdale news., 1889-02-22
BBGKHESs ARNIcA s4LVE

The best S2IYe D the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt Rbeam, Fever Sefes, IetJe4, Chap ed Hands, Ghilblains, Cons ara all Skin Eruptions, anu positively cures Piles or no pay required It. Is guaranteed to give perfect satis facuon, or money refunded. Price 2o cents per box. For sale by Il. i. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1889-02-22
Do E0T SUFFER AT LONGER.

Knowing that q eaBgh can be check sd la I da4. and the first stages If eoH- edmPtina broken iH week. ae EeHtl@ 2 iafaat tae DT. At Eer En-lsh Eeme- dg faE Consumption and WIH Ia4ad tac money ,oaE ubo Idy. take il as per directions and do not find eur statement correct. For sale at ". ' Ninton's drug store
The Springdale news., 1889-02-22

When tte spring aae comes. gentle
 Anne
 And ti9e eiills aad fever bloom once
 noTe,
 You lad better bnv hattta af Cheat
 nam 5 ttI3t Tonic. FTola#tae man Hh5 runs the nearest
 drug store.
 Sald hY }t I HHtea
 Persons troaHied stlH rheumatism shoutd try mbefAaus Paia Baa. One application #4ll ease t4e pain and It5 continued U5e iss cured WaUf cJsys at chronic and iHtt#Hatefv Faeama- t#5m fHat had resisted utaer remedies and even the treatment of thc best physicians. Price. 58 cents per bottle Epr saie b1 Daily.
 Shiioh's Cure willimmediatly re- lieye ero0p, whee9jue cough aad bronchitis. Sold by Il. A, Daily. That hacking Cough can be so qlickly cured by Shiloh's Cure, Ne guarantee it. Sold by Daily. Catarrh cured, health ani sweet breath secured Bg Sajia4's ea4rrh Remedy. Prlee 5ac. nasal lnjeeter froe Sold bY H. 4. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1889-02-22
MlZnH9HE AllE.

Women lose their be8uts because euIf3s undermine their life. Hr =&fE= q B English Ee1etg Iar Consumption iE T absolute cure for colds For sale 8c H, I NIutaH drug -tafe.
The Springdale news., 1889-02-22
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R0Ap NOTICE-

Application vil he made t6tLa April lern ot ti.e 5aHtF Court If Washing tau County for BAN faad eaHiaercs Ing ii the Sprinaslale and Wellington
 Ge lfe Nartaaes
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The Springdale news., 1889-02-22

s. Far ale, aeW house and one. half acre lot jn bearing trgjt trees. in most desirable part.3l the city.
 16 For sale, five foomea house, fot 50x27a feet, for s4Qai cheapest property aja town.
 F,r sale, tusLaiog lot 59x2Q9 t. very cheap.
 fe For sale i've roomed house with one acre of graaud in south part oft1wn, very cheap.
 l. For safo boise aa#l5tof F acres all m trutt, I acres straw bef- res. witI bFiag aa income of 2i50 q ear, all for SGa0
 lo. For sa's. house and Ief Il. aIIin ifait ia ! Eery desirable paa of town this place will soil at | bargain to some man
 3. Fer sale or trade z acres of land within corporation Imts, uH der fence, , acres III caIuyation
 For sate ot trade. , acres un- der fence, house 2fz2I Il, wlal sell heap.
 5 IT acres. house and s,al'e, l asefaea.r4ta. resttlmbr. Pl oHhne
 For sale Two eaomea house. ] acre Iot. centrally leeate8, VIII sell at a bargain.
 2 Far sale oe trade. I twosstor9 house. acre lat, mi da9r cellar. well ete.
 II For sale=lG0 acres 5 m,lss from SPfjaea4less- 4efss j,4-eHlti- Falion 300 beach taaas, l9g apple trees. h0u-e rooms aal e,abaa taH elabt head fharses. 15aeres acad= or, laa acres gaad lmhea, lh4cfes wheat, tW5 good springs, s5iaE.i55#Il location iof 5toek5 yer. eaeap.
 F For saigf6-..raaneI boas
 acre toy, szz 5,g, B ett etc for S.5d.
 For sme acres of Iand new ground just sIgae1, new hoa>e and stable, ail fenced mics trom town.
 II For sale honsa ard two acre lat, small tenement house reuJs for B peraoath Tn Fayetteville.
 Flr=sue ar trada IL acres two story house viti5 seven 15ams. s,a5s brick smoke house, gaea well el aatcr, 1aeres ia best oE isajt rlgat m town, most desir8ilc asne atoat sff1ns Ia.ej @lII sell oH easy pay meats.
 E For sale CT trade 70 aaIas land oHe mIIe rom $ .gl6gdale# 5a Fayetteville road. 20 acres n eulte yatlou.
 I6 For ala tlree fines business lots IL tloett at d Harg5la for the nexs slxty days.
 r For sale cheapest f4ra aa Washington eanafy, 40 acres l. m eaitlNattoH SD apple ana 50 peach trses W9th house aGd stable. eo5a spring. aere stea" berries.
 29 'weaty aaFqs=of land II m5ic south ot>PrnEdaie Al u4scrf fenee, iH5efes If eHlfH atieit, aefes al timber, raomed house, 59g young srat trees.
 73 Forreal acre of ground fs.. safdcn for part 9i produce.
 Eco sAty=slx acres. heusc l5A22. framed ] story. sealel a good side Iaga; good uc.i of water: @ bear ing lrteH s55 yoHHg tree~. #5 acres m cultivation hailHte IT pa-.ue. il miles easJ ot spring ials; lz5 ger acre. 2o1 Forty acres. log house Y story Min three faams l25 bearing apple 50 peach tre.9. -2 acres in cultivation. balance 'n eaod i.mher al tHla6le iand, sood well of waler. barn l6xls. good cribs; miles \ Y of opringdala 2i0. Twenty acres, house l4xi6 with 6Nlb slde room, 2lo young frQiI tress. ,
The Springdale news., 1889-02-22
Eemembeg,

II yoa want t9 sell your property,
 II yoH want 10 buy property,
 Ii yon want to trade property,
 II yoa want torrent property, on wlil serve your own interest by calling at this office and leaving yoar instructions winch will be caf. fred out b the letter.
The Springdale news., 1889-02-22
HOW DOCTORS CONQUER
 DEATH

pa4 Water z Hammond SAYS: At ter 5 hong experience l have come ta t-.e#eassla 5laiaa#taal- tWa=th4as af All deaths zau eouCE s. THeuuguia d consumption n gHi be Uo8dea Br Acker $ Ess .lza Kennedy for uIssup= in were eaiz ea eta.ly astd n tlat.
 .sesi5iYe Estsaai;te, bY N. r. HiHtea
The Springdale news., 1889-02-22
Willard Berry. ,ino. R. Harris
 NOTARY PUBLIC.
LAND FOR SALE.
sPRIN6BAEE. ARKA

The following are T few. desorip- tioas
 B Small house and one.acre lotiu west part of town, 500.
 70 l8 acres, half mile north town Franc house ol tao rooms; 330 apple trees years old; 2 acres ot strawberries. On pubic road. $I. QUO.
 So l2a acres one-and-a half miles mest; s9 acres m cultivation, all under fence. House of 6 rooma, vel and eisgofa, 596 apple trees begfuuing to bearj 200 Peaeh and c9eray trees. *22 per acre.
 B 4Daeres q mics S E of Spring dale, 58 ia cultivation. balance yaa82 timber good land but no baifaHss-F5jee s.5 per acre cash or part on l5mc.
 10 10 acres mile ' l. al Spring dale; good frame house of3 rooms log stahlo, good well, all farm we.H fenced. 30 aeFcs T cultivation aua over ie0 apple trees-priee s40pei acre; cAeap.
 II 50 acres three and one half miles '. E. of SPr'ngdale. 50 in cultivation and under fonce, fair house, good frame barn, good wells, few apple and peach trees Jass beginning to bear, 80 acres lies ii foot of mountain aud IS goea tfaft land; price and terms on ap- YHcaunu.
 lg s3 acres . niles north west of SPfugdale and l9 milea from Elm ~Fz#Hzs all under feaee; u a=res in cultivation. ta!@ee ia timber good average buildings. -sa fs.,e taees. 'featit1 stslet 5ot et btafitte tedch trees. 22 acres, mics Southeast. t5=tn cultivation laa1es III wheat I79 apple. trees, some bearing and some yaaaesa also selection e8 Her- fF. peach and plem tFees; Il NeEi, l7 ge log house, Iog s.+b.ss, corn crab .sss, 1 acres in meaae# rcd top timothy aad clover mi4ed. g Se acres 8l miIe north eas. ta in cultivation 3 acres in orchard 4ad tEams boase good well, all tna land aaa every foot uilable.
 Price s250o
 a4 faaares 3 miles s " offspring. d5ie, 52Jn cultivation fair house leg barn gooi lots c, 475 apple ieee'. of fine growth, prIca s1090. s I2aaeres, H9=miics north. e acres under gaoa fence, good house and barn, good water, neaaz eaf tfsit lFees bearing, Sm8# vino anI plenty small fruits, sj aci za eolt5vsaoni cheap at 80 per ne,
 gasit. bal. ttae.
 Il #97 acres 3 mii, sw from SpriugdaIe; Q acres in inc state of cultivation, 5 aares under good iaaces Fo other Improvements, S20 per acre.
 32 l84aeres milos sw from sfflns3ele, St acres under fence. aa5 i'll cultivation, balance .,mber, Z 8aefes in orchard. nearly all bear Ing. box house ot 2 rooms. good vel imber very good, SEQ. per is Brlek residence near business fart oftawn, ? stories of rooms basement oi 2 rcoms ane cellar. Las oEer29J feet square, pr!, $500 a4 l29 acres miles west. co acres under fence, 70 of which is in cultivation, I. acres orchard, , sis houses, ialr buildings, 9 acfes wheat, ? good wells, price 62500. 8 leo acre farm 3 miles rsst. 65 acres in cultivation and ander good fence, 9 in timber, 20 of which is fenced with wire. Good house fine sRrlng water, first class barn anti otheront buildings, loo apple ard 100 peach trees.
The Springdale news., 1889-02-22

Chsatham's B ChIl Tome k ac- knoWletged to be Inc 6es, Physi= eians Use and pfescribcit. Cure guaranteed Sold by ". I Wnton.
 Fer dyspepsia and liver com plain. you have printed guarantee n every bottle of Shilch's NitHzc Il never fails to cure. Sold by IL. \. Daily.
 Gheatham's CbIll Toners pecuI- arlY adapt ed 10 persons in oniecbled heal.L ard mvahds II assIsts 5l gestion and E perfect slreng; hcu- CT. an1 appetzer. Satisfaction CT noney refunded. Sold bY Hint0n.
The Springdale news., 1889-02-22

Sb#tah's Cara wlal imme lateir reliv- Group. Wlooping Cough anu Bronchitis Sold by Daily.
The Springdale news., 1889-02-22
PERSONAL

For sale or trade. t@0.aarse lumber wagon ia good ggaagug re pair; cheap.
 For sale, I good nme year old mule, perfectly geute aa1 easl y managed; works single OF d9aaie.
 For sale, q good box hating stoYo, nearly new; will sell cheap.
The Springdale news., 1889-02-22

8 4Daeres. q mics S E of Spring dale, a8 b cultivation. balance yoaa2 timber. good land but no baftllGss-Fslee si5 per acre cash OF part an tHc.
The Springdale news., 1889-02-22

69 l2a acres one-and-a half miles mess; $ acres m cultivation, all under feuee. House of [ rooma, vel and eistofa, a88 apple trees beginning to bear; goo Feaeh and caeray trees. *2a per acre.
The Springdale news., 1889-02-22

Ercbaagcd3 0a c0aais&0R.
 rOfioo first door East of Glad den Hotel.
 Parties who wish to buy er-seII ary kind of property can advertise il free iu thfs column by applying to B. [. HARFINDAL6, EhAL EsrarE l GsT.
The Springdale news., 1889-02-22

B Small house and one-acre lotia west part If town, 500.
The Springdale news., 1889-02-22

70 l8 acres, half mile north o town Franc house of tao rooms; 33o apple trees years old; 2 acres ot strawberries. On pubic road. $I.510.
The Springdale news., 1889-02-22

1ronp 8aa9pia9 cough
 lt 4 z 1l  pter
The Springdale news., 1889-02-22

The following are a few .descrip. HlDHE.
The Springdale news., 1889-02-22

10 10 acres mile ' Lot Spring dale; good frame house of3 rooms. log sJatio, good well, all farm we fenced. 30 acres ih cultivation aHa over Ioo apple trees-priee s40pel acre; eAea4.
The Springdale news., 1889-02-22

MAR TlN0AL Els Estate
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22o7-2T1 33U5l1 c SOLD
The Springdale news., 1889-02-22
Rf&I. ES "A E E

6. Far aale, aeg house and one. half acre lot in bearing fruit trees. in most desirable part=9t the city.
 Is. For sale, five fo8me8 H8ase. iot 50x23a feet, for s4ea4 cheapest property ia town
The Springdale news., 1889-02-22

          
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The Springdale news., 1889-02-22

2 Fer sale 0. trade f2 acres of land within eorP0fa5on IImIts, uH der fence, , acres Iu cultivation.
The Springdale news., 1889-02-22

II 50 acres three and one half mics '. E. of Sprsngdale. 50 in cultivation and under fonce, fair house, good frame barn, good wells, few apple and peach trees Juss beginning to bear, So acres lies at foot of mountain aud IS goca ffaft land; price and terms on ap- Yicatnu.
The Springdale news., 1889-02-22

h. For sa'a. house and lef II. atlin ffait ia a very desirable pa4# of town, this place will soil at I bargain to ome man
The Springdale news., 1889-02-22

For sWe 5 acres of land new ground just sIuaei, new hoasu and stable, all fgnaed mlles from town.
The Springdale news., 1889-02-22

l For saio ot trade. , acres un- der fence, house 2iz2I Il, VII sell
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-06

Some startling figures are being deve-
loped in connection with the worse than
useless office of territorial veterinarian
The mileage accouat presented and col.
lected by that officer demonstrates that
he must have travelled l35 900, an aver
age of 1870 miles day every day. Not
withetanding the almost ceasless move-
msnts OF this distinguished tourist he
has halted here and there long enough
to kill $4,000 worth of horses and numer.
GUS cattle for which their owners have
not been reimbursed. These figures are
derived from the official report aad are
presumed to be correct, notwithstand.
ing the absurdity Of the veterinarian
claims. The legislature does not appear
to be very greatly disturbed over the
showing made. Such condition Of af
fairs calls loudly for investigation, and
the Legislature is derelict in its duty il
it fails to heed the call.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-06
The mugwumps, Cup of bitterness,

me MugWumpB CUP oil Bitterness,
IrIsh World: The New York Times,
mugwumL and free trade organ, com-
mentipg on the announcement that MIR.
Bisine is 10 be secretary c: state, cries
out in agony OF oul:--"We should have
been glad, Ia common with good many
who supported Mr.. Harrison; if Blame
could have been left OUT. i q
Tke president should have in the state
departments Trustworthy and competent
man who could aid him and not one who
must be continually watched and often
held in control" II is little over four
years ego that the mngwnmps danced o
species OF war dance over t'Blaiue's
political grave" They hated the man
because he stood for principles that were
distasteful to them. They knew that in
him America bad the strongest defender
of American principles end they there
fore reioiced when they thought he was
removed for all time from American
politics. With him out OF the way they
hoped that Anglo-msnia would have o
freer field in which to work.
But, alas for the mugwumpsi here is
Mr.. Blaine again IN position where he
can deal telling blows for an American
policy. We do not know whether the
self-sufioiency of the mugwnmps will
ever permit them to appreciate the sub
etaEtial service they have rendered the
next secretary of state. The proprieties
demanded the appointment of Mr.. Blaine,
but mugwump opposition has made his
selection almost o necessity. In no
other way could Mr.. Harrison more
effectnslly convince the county that
the next administration will be thor
oughly American. Be hos placed at the
head OF his cabinet the one man whom
the Angfomaniacs of every stripe hold
in the greatest horror. 1t is not surpris.
ing that their organs moan over the per.
yerslty OF the president-elect in not
taking their advice, and SO saving them
from the humiliation of once more see
ing Mr.. Blaine at the head OF the state
department.
In the day of their seeming victory
these political phsrisees made themselves
a perfect nuisance by their insufferabie
Insolence. Now In the hour of their
| utter humiliation it is not surprising
that there Is q general disposition to
smile at their discontinue. Even demo.
crsss have no sympathy with the cruel
sufferipgs of the mugwumps. Sensible
members of the democratic party now
see that il would have been much better
for their party if there mad never been 6
| mugwump alliance. The coterie that
took 60 themselves the credit of killing
Mr.. Blaine politically look in vain fol
the sympathy that they thing they ought
to have on account of the cruel blow Mr.
Harrison hes dealt them by appointing
James G.. Blaine secretary OF state.