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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
WE ARE SELLING
" HE-NO.
MARTIN GILLEr & CO.'S CELEBRATED TEA.
no 2s-tpeg5 RI CHRISTIAN & co.
FnoN NEW YORK cry.

Mr.. A. X. HAwKss-Dear sir: Your patent
EYEGLASSES received some time since. and am
very much gratinsd as tho wonderful change
thar has come over my evasieht since l have dis
cardei my old glasses ana am now wearing
yours. ALEXANDER AGAR.
Secretary stationers' Boslrd Of Trade
All eyes fttsd at the drugstore OF 4. q. cAbELL,
IN. q CO.. Richmond. Va NH B-eodiynr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

Eminent men.-Eiison. disccyerer OF tho tele-
phones and DR.. BEli OF Cough syrup fans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
MARKET REPORTS,
kNDlN CONNECTION THEREWlTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
Daily Reports from Both Boards-Cotton.
Grain. Flour. and Other Quotations.
lrr telagrapn % be ptspslca.l

- wAsuiSGroS. December iL-Por Viz.
tFhl9 ,einia. fair tln Friday night. northwest
----Jorly winds, lower temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12


monies came into iha nan ol me up'sp az /
t"aaI -t7r minutes oi o. - ~ 10 fe,'o- 1
tiin"l T" -e5i3 "h ihH 'i -oN b.. . -. t,,,, /
crane -l.'. los .r'in' y. pr. r. ,, ~. ,c.,,,
nhnng .fnt' ioV i.r-' i-'AA ,..',' --'-.-.,,,.-
Nefe certainly tnn.I'l 7, a l''o, , -,-a,,~s
pih'' lu gre s'IEniArAt Dl s.N.7' -,,al..rl
judge, ioH-AN''Il.au D',t GU ,,.i.o,,f, /
81 mo diplomatic cop. aIl LAi 'ci' "'-''"D'4
sgRl3 nolr mo speaker urrA-
covrrvon J.r
Accom-. .. ,,.-,--... nd, ~ VIRGINIA. cqrno I'm I
A- Pom az. 800. - tfc b.n.o.rs,i-
49,. If.,r.l ,.l.vorfor lack !
.- v.,,.-,,.I c,.-.r.f toy.tna- and Con
f-.,,sr-an cit-rn. OF the Maryland delegation. !
..-.a -i,, e.l f--srtai tlo two Governors Most
cordially. Then .~rnc C.n-roserran WnrOn. ~
Wn.t .rrfUIa. Ne-sr9 % felrlN, Tucker Ntn- /
ahlc. ana other southern courrcs-non, and
Governor r.e hold qaife l7roo during ire hi-
..o-, .- t,4ortv inmates preceding gao opening
of mo ceremonies.
Secretary ,eblr. o. tho Interior Department,
was The olly memnor q enc Harrison &C met
absent from the rereuouie-.
rn.t rf,ar President Harrison and Dis cabinet
came in The Cli.fJlst.os ana A--o-i4i' Justices
Of he ~lpre.,e Court entered. Secretary
Blaine wal.eI oter nud shook hald5 cordially
with nu Pho JIfre.. W. Blaine LOOKS better
man n' H'i H'f'l'i I'i. nous no on. '. ,,.i,-
me-. g-,,f.,- ,-,.ft. lfe~l,n. and ViIar are
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

BEYIHW or TIE CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO. December ii.-Whsai duh aDd
rectaati0aR confined within ~ unusually small
range. Nothing especially encouraging IN oat-
stae news, excepting the receipts Ia no North
vest are steadily falling OF AID cables arc III
tie nrmor. Receipts at primary markets co.,
tnuo 10 increase snd this Is giving sOmo en-
cauragemeat 20 the bulls. Corn Is exceedingly
dun and fluctuations arc limited 10 fractional
range. Tue market opened about the closing
uf,ess OF yesterday. December sold o1 &c.
ruled steady. and closed &e. lover than yester-
dav. oats Quiet and steady. without new fea-
lures 70 cause special comment &e~porS Is
duli and rather weak. Pricoe declined aa9<c.
Had closed very quiet. lard Is Only fairly active
and easy, though there was no marked change
in ur.ces Short-rlts are only fairly active an1
easter. Prices averaged about 2@c. lower.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

~ was not until i;S0 o'clock that tho lid q nc
,aaNoi was closed down forever upon the foa-
lures % tho dead.
'h" remains were ihen conveyed 20 ne front
l'i.i'o ~ The Gay Han building. whore tnc sim
l.o hNt impfe"ivo rites o. he Episcopal church
Woro performed.
'r"afe iie square. in front % tho Gity Han,
'tN4 'oiios aud air"rfe were ccnsciv uac'of Win
ionpio. enj the balconies nud every available
hp1co from which the pageant can he viewed il
crowded iu TIE cytreme
ohcdi'ni to universal request Nr. Davis WAS
cifon il1crai in fun no~ofd Win hls superior
fAik a. % military oclrer, ip Addition 90 VIII p
humorous civic and other organizations CONE
pine % render the rIIfs.s today 500 900 rc.pecis
most 'mpotrr. nor 0aly WIFI reference i0 ruin-
Tor. fui in fic nnwp and circumstance OF lta
e.ah rate ceremonial. Tlrro nrs phffl .iNntiur
Boz thc onse .uics ~ tne faflerof mo roufo1era y
today besides tle ycterats o. fho lo.f Cause.
WHO have on'e again lfor called upon to close
ego t'ei~ 30 ma'cl rau'le. many gallant -1'iioz
~a'.' ma .urhirr vHiur displayed or numerous
i'iir. 0onictiei fields Resulted NOT infr"g sruty
in h'h casy ond victory % ths Stars ald
ttIl.a'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

~ the City Hall were oponed a stream ~ citizens
heEen toPonr iniO tho death chamber 60 take a
Tolerate loader.
, lho crowd Il visitors was cvon creator than
mat yesterday, thcrc bcipg hundreds - poo
Wv lom abroad whose ylsit b this city had noen
delayed until TO-DAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
FRAGRANT FLOWERS

When the procession left the City Han big
furniture wagon drove up, ana the hottuNty
cnamber wac omptiod Of It's hundreds OF hoIal
offerings that came from every CITY ana ''' ~ -
t,'c sam and taken cut 20 the cemetery. nero
An artistic hand came into play and the bowers
were arranged with most admirable eject .no
moupd belUg almost entirely hidden IRON vac"
by wreaihs Of flowers.
";trbs nagesnt got 70 the cemetery little Ia ed-
va,ce al tbe time II was expected To- us Yan-
,s,srd Was an incongruous assortment OF car
,iagse and vehicles and an irregular army o.
gtraggling people who walked Gil iae "s' W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

N.vor seven Governors are here, attended, by
-'fr. ald bringing wiir them great dtle-
E...... 70 people, abe military parade VIII he
4 ..frt-I one UOyrus ~ companies nom
a.....a. Icxas, Mississippi, and Alabama arc
i..e. acc lne louisiana state Netional Dunfl
ra. ft- volunteer militia q New Orleans VIII
Iar arstc.
.te r.4sh on %, streets promises 70 equal
cuf.,.Gs isat has ever been ea'oh here on
81. o-a.i1uof l1e carnival. Across ~ Lafayette
.art, Just opposite the city hali, " dense nle.-
nj. GO ~. gatierod, and Canal. Camp. aud 81
'a4.'es streets are crowded with people from ali
Dsef l-e country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
COMMUNICATION
OF THE FIRST INAUGURATION OF
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
The Governors Of the States-Fiiz's Recep-
tion--Mr. Blaine-Tlower's View
other Notes.
80 our R.rnlar corresponaent.

Wksu'TGr0S. December 1.-THE celebrnton
in com nnenoration OF tho Inauguration ~ ''ene-
raj George Washington, urst Fresl1tnt OF tne
House Of Representative to-day. brought 0nt an
immenso coDc0urse OF people. he NapiNl
building WAS closed 30 ah persons VINO dll h9s
hnppon 70 10 fortunate enough 20 possess hfNnts
~ admission. Tho galleries. which are usually
thrown open 20 the public. were Today mOuOpo-
HOT By TIE friends q Senators and heprc 7ena-
t.gee. There was great demand for ,icAet-, Ruu
thousands tried - vain % get hole Oh iheul.
Failure 20 90 inio the Capitol on occasions %.
This Kind nettIps The average citizen who wants
g. o., Rnd especially trr dear lad'ei. mo mu-
Pfc. the dressing, and even me speaking iltef
The people. and they don't lac tD miss any hihs
tha' goes on 90 tho capitol ia Inc hA9 Oh ceIoDiU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

D Ilr4l decorations were received up 20 this
f..r.irr. Ihey came ff0m every state api city
il GAO ~oLsl. and are suprrD Ia their design ana
beauty. The town IS drRDed from one end 10
tie olnor Nth he most elaborate showingS Of
t'hrk
busiaess fronts and residences that we're bar
reu Of mourning embions yesterday are covered
tnls morning. aod every biz Of bunting there u
10 40 ely flee On stat at half-mGst At an
early hour his morning the streets were throng-
81 With soldiers and hfemen Ia uniform, iDem-
bors " tho various civic organizations and rep.
reseatAuyos % every profession. ayocatiOn, and
Association. ali en- route " their respective meet
ing stations. whence a few hours later .hey are
" coBgregaio IA Lafayette Square, AZ the doors
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
InE oesgou.es IN DETAIL.

Crt Delegations superb floral De
Appearance Of the city. &c.
.Hy Assoc. aiel Press % tho Dspsich.l
rte ORLEANS, December 1.-THE day. not
.4atlas le threatening ani oppressive
..t.r0f the weather daring tho past aeyc-
..s. could mol have been more propiuous
--...,.L
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

BALTIMORE, December n.-Flour dun and
unchanged. whsaG--soathern nrm: Fullz, 1ss
-. Long berry, 1saslc western firm; No .
winter red, spot 59sal9Ac. Corn,-Scgtbern
steady but dali; whits, 35s4sc yellow. 3osjcc !;
western iirm. uais nm. southern snd Penn
syivania. g1aSlc-: western vhsis, -SkaSoc.. wesl-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12
nrscnIrrIoN or ~ sr0T.

THO mound is Of gradual ascent, pretnly lell
ont ,o narterres anf richly grown WITH rare
f,,,g.,s rrof, the sectional stone base a elem
der shaft broken with laurel wresihs rises 70
c,rumandiog e.ghtS. Al its apex heaYy siho
Of 81 Arhle bears The sioiho OF 1acA90p' ~
wants running all around. II WAS IA one q
these that ITO remains Of SIR. Davis we're PLACED.
The monument was decorated Win extreme
simplicity. The mound WIS covered en.Ic
viii, green flowers. aud around tho smart Was
wound a chain Of laurel and oak Leaves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

Of the day, with addresses az 3 memorial mass
meeting by Rev. DR.. Carroll, Rev. Dr. Bryant,
Father White. Rev DR.. Nelson, and Rog. Dr.
Rankin. II was held under tho auspices OF tho
vClerana
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21
SPRZNGDHLE.

Splingdale is a charming little city, Of nearly l 800 souls, just stopping over with enterprise. It is located i'll Wash ipeton county, in the best portion of Northwestern Arkansas, tthe Apple Orchard of America'9 and is only 10 miles by rail from the county seat and Arkansas Industrial University. Tn Sprinpdalet there are six dry goods hous- thtee grocery stores, two hardware stores. two drug stores, one bank, one furniture store. one newspaper, one iewelrY store, two tin shops, tWe har- ness shops, three blacksmith shops, two livery stables, one canning and packing establishment, one roller mill, one wollen mill, one candy factory, and one planeing mill There are good openings here for anyone Nho has hraIns dud energy. Come to Spring dalesantl make Vour home.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21
CONC SOUTH.
DIR < ! OR Y.

STATE OFFICERS. Goyernor-J. r. Eagle. See'y. State--B. 5. Chism. Treas " k Woodruff. Auditor :. Dunlop. Com. state Lands-Faul M. Gobbs Chief Justice-S. R. Goeki1ll. Atty. Gdneral-pm. N. slono3. Supt. Pubic Insct.-W. |. Thompson.
 COUNTY OFFICERS. County Jddge-H. r. Greene. County Clerk E. Suttle. Sheriff. G. Combs. Tieasarer-W. $. Tunotill. County Court meets lst Monday Ill January. April. July and October. Probate Court meets 1st Monday III March Jnne, September and December.
 CIRCUIT COURT. Judge Nj. Pittman. Clerk-I. r. Sec tt. Pros. Att 'y-S. Nj. Johnson. Meets on the 4th Monday in April and October.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21
CHU RICHES.

Nj E. CuCRCu.-Services each first and third Sunday both morning and night. Prayer meeting every Thurs day night. ClaSS-meeti4g every lhlfl S1iItlaY Ghjldren's Missionary Seele ty every first sunday at 1.30 Nj. 8o- man, $ Missionary meeting lst FHday i!.eXpry month at i 30 PM. sunday school 1t 9.3o every sunday, BF IeaY- er, Supt.
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Pfeaehing every seccnd and lourth sabbath III eaes. month, morning aud evening Praye meeting every Wednesday eve ming. sunday school every sabbath at e.a9.
 W \ Crozier Minister. M.E. erv7cu- Services first sun
 zach month at tAe Baptist church at n a.nl. and at night.
 Rev. II. IL SfRoass TENTATIVE BAP1IsT.-setylees ev- sry second sunday ia each month and Saturday before. SunGay schoot S33 AM, | Watson. Supt.
 '.!3. .R. Loving, Pastor. Eld E Starke Will preach regularly at the Baptist church here on the flfst Sunday, morning and evening MISSIONARY BAPTIST Services ey- cry third Sunday and at nissht Prayer meeting every Tuesday night.
 II. Calvert, Pastef '. PRksEYrERlAS. S.-Seryiees st tp- tist church every 4th Sundas n I'll ius 2nd evening by Rev Il. Kelley. Lu4llERAE Services every Sunday at l02G. A M sunday school every Sunday stsPNI l E Bader, Stspt
 Rev 4. ;. Bartholomew. Pastor. seyentn-Day Meeting every Sabbath at II o'clock and Sabbath school at 10
 A E. SwEARiHaE&. oEPT. SECRET SOCIETIES, ETC. "A. Nj Meets et hall in Baptist church Friday night, on ol before tuil
 " BE. Dearer NJ E. Atwood, Sec.
 ss.2 I. CO.-Meets first Monday in eaeh month. l.. D Patross, Pres.
 Jo l.. Kennedy, See. Springdale Lodge No. 30 40. |. ". Meets every other " Wednesday night at 7:3op. m, sl C. A k. nall
 D Christian, M N
 Nj Frost. Recorder. U. S. Grant Post No. 3i.-Meets af- terneon of first Saturday in each month, ;, and at night of third Saturday Ill each month at G. A k. hall
 A. W. Baker, Commander. F. F. Hall, Adiutant.
 CHI. Carlyle Camp No. 5, s. V, | $. A. Division of Ark. Meets 2d and 4th Saturday nights of each month at G. A. R, nall. W. Carter, Capt.
 O.G. Crawford, lst Sergeant. Ark. State Division is also located at Sprincdale. Otts E. Gulley, Col.
 0. G. Crawford, Adj.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21
DUTY TO 70 URESLF.

It IS surprising that people will use common, ordinary pill whom they can secure valuable English one for the same money. Dr. Ack- CTS pills are a positive cure for sick headache and all liver troub- les, They arc small, sweet, easily taken and dc not grlpe. For sale at ". !. W,nton's drug store.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21

U.s Marshal Mickey of Fayett. : vile, came up first of the week anl arrested one Cox who has been working on the section Ut thls place Cox is wanted fol Hing whisky at West Fork, and was taken u Fay ettegillc, where he stood his prelim- mary trial. Being unable to give bond he was consigned to the jail a Ft. Smith to await the action of tLe Federal grand jury.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21
A MARROW ESCAPE.

Col W. K. Nelson, of Brooklyn. came home one evening. feeling pc ealiar tightness i'll the chest Before retiring, he tl lied to draw q long breath but found it almest impossible. He suffered tour days from pneumonia, and the doctors gave him up. Dr. Ack- CT s English Remedy for Consumption saved him aEd he is yell to day Sold bv V. r. Wint0n.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21

If You have any cash to spend 20 to E. r. Denver X Co, as they have the goods and prices to suit all.
 5. E. Doayer { Go. bave nice Iine offfiHts that they aro closing out at 5 cents per yard.
 Call and see B. F. Deaver < Cos. stock of Dry Goods and Clothing. It IS complete Tn every particular.
 G. ". kennan has just received large lot Of silvereno watch cases. Now 1s the time to exchange vonr old silver eases for new ones. Key or stem wind, snap or screw bczel.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21
WHY WOMEN FADE.

Women lose their beatty because eolGs undermine their lie Bf. Aek- CTS English Remedy tef 9eAag,alPtteh an absolute cure for coida. For sS'Ie Il ", ! Nnton'5 drug slaie.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21
SPRiNGDALE WILL CELEBRATE
The Fourth Of July in Grand Style, and Eyerybod! Invited to Be
 Present.

Sprlngdale has decided to cele, brate the "glorious Fourth, /" and when she undertakes thing it is generally carried to complete success. as is evidenced by the past
 The following is q brief outline of the exercises of the day.
 The procession will form at the corner of Holeomb street and Elm ma Avenue at 9 o'clock, 8, m., and headed by tho band will march promptly to Lees grove, where the jubilee will take place. Tho pro- cession will be i'll charge of Chief Marshal L T. Lane and his depu- ties. Arriving ct the grove there will be,
 2st. Prayer.
 2nd. Music, by the Glee Club.
 5rd. Music, by the band.
 4th. Reading Of the Declaration of Independence, by Miss Emma Hale.
 5th. Grafton.
 9th. Music.
 7th. Grafton by Uncle Ann
 The next thing will be dinner, and lots of It, too!
 After dinner there will be a sack race tor prize, wheelbarrow race for q prize, potato race for priz 0 and apple eating fer prize.
 Plenty of cool drinking water will be oA the grounds, and there will be good aecomodations for all teams.
 Arrangements will be mado for transfer from the city to the grove al reasonable rates.
 Three grand balloon ascensions on Emma Avenue at ' o'clock.
 Come cvor3 body, and bring your heighbors and have q good time.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21
CITY OFFICECS.

ayor.-Millard Berry
 Reeorder.-E II. Bryant 1feasurer-C. Petross. Marshall Willard Courtney. Aldermen r. beaver, NJ Ken ned ', Davis, J. ". Lewis, We SeareY.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21
NOTICE.

We have established laundry in the old store byilding opposite tue ppblc park, and will do washing cheap as anyone. Give LIS q call.
 s. ReBB.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21

Headaches aud baekaches are forerunuers ol ehills and feyers. Commence using ot once Cheat hams Chill Tonic. Free from poisons, pleasant and cure guaran eed. Sold by W. Y. Ninton.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21

E. r. Denver & Co.'S. cheap cash store is the place for you to buy your goods.
 B. r. Doaver X Go. are filling up their atore with the handsomest goods that can be found for the Spring trade.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21

CTS recently.
 Nice rain last night and conse- quently little cool to-day,
 If you want to have good time on the 4th of July come to Spring dale.
 Charley Peerson and wife were in the city recently visiting rela- tiyes.
 Miss NeIlie Walden, of Boons- boro is visiting relatives and friends in the city.
 Oscar Crawford was out from Fayetteville Friday to attend the ice cream festival.
 Mr. Gammel is erecting neat dwelling on his lot just west ofhis l presence residence.
 Wm. Smiley was up from Elm Spring Wednesday. Ho reports corn growing nicely.
 Dr Wiikofson and wife of Elm springs, were in the city Wedn es- day visiting relatives.
 Phil Daily has new picket fence around hls yard which adds much to the beauty Of his place.
 Dr, Blake and family, of Tahle- auah. I, T., are visiting the family Of Uncle Thos. Gladden. at this place,
 Marvin Latimer has our | hanks for some very fine peaches, which he brought Tn Tuesday. They were delicious.
 J. ". Dufree will probably vis- it his many Springdale friends soon. Jim will always receive a hearty welcome i'll SpfingdaIo.
 L. Nj. Dunn bought q number of horses in springeale first Of the week and sent them to Ft. Smith in charge of Peter Graham.
 We hereby extend a cordial in. vitation to every man, woman an d child in Washington county to be presen. at our big celebration on July 1.
 The sanitary committee desires us to request every one to cut the weeds from around them and clean up and prepare fef the summer mouths.
 L. J, sherrod, k up from Bon ham, Texas, on visit to his many old friends in this vicinity. He in company with Uncle Jabe Banks made TIE NEWS a pleasant call Monday.
 L. P. Haywood who has been visiting the Spring Palace at Ft. Worth, Tex, returned nome Mon day in company with his mother and Miss FIenoy who will spend the summer in ONT c.ty.
 James Hawn has severed his con nection with ". T. Farrar. Jim is anexcenent and industrious business boy and he viii meet with success no matter what he undertak es. His l place is hlIed by Artio Lewis.
 The editor has been suffering from a severe attack offspring fever tbis week and the reporter writes with 8 carpenters pencil. Such is life in the average country printing office during the sumner months.
 A. M. Kennan, who has been visiting hts daughter Mrs. Wm. Hale, and viewing the Spring Pal acc, at ft Worth, Tex, returned home Tuesday morning accompanl- ed by Miss Bertio Roberts, who will attend school at this place.
 A ". Boyd, q substantial farmer living near Spring Valley was in town yesterday. MT. Boyd had hls name enrolled on our subscrip- ton book. Crops are good Tn his section and he informed us that he had six acres planted in watcrmel- ons.
 County Clerk Suttle was out from Fayetteville Tuesday evening reg ulatlng the weights and measures of our business men. Wherever he found a discrepancyit was general. lv against the business men, and not in favor of them as some would imagine.
 QuIte number of people atten- ded the lecture of ]. c. Hays, at
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21

I All notes held by B. F. Dea.
 yer 6 Go. that are due must be
 settled at once. Please attend te# !this without further notice.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21

as5@ When no speclal number of times is stated locals will be run until ordered out and charged for accordingly
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21
These are mighty warm times.


 These are mighty warm times.
 The thermometer registered 90 degrees above zero Tuesday.
 Barnett Smiley will visit lis par ents near Elm Springs sunday.
 Nearly 400 boxes of peaches were shipped from this place Monday.
 Hugh Philips made a business trlr out to Oxford Bend Saturday.
 Como to springdale July I and witness the grand balloon ascension.
 The iron hitchlng rack recently spoken of in these columns is being erected.
 The city marshal has been doing some very gook word on our streets this week.
 X. Llninger and John Dodson made business trip to Fayetteville Tuesday.
 B. G. Grif.y IS happy over the arrival of a sweet little girl baby at his house.
 Harvey Lowis the enterprising young grocery drummer was in town Tuesday.
 The ice cream festival Friday night was very largely attended and was quite an enjoyable affair.
 Wiley Harris, one of Benton countys prosperous farmers, was in town Sunday visiting relatives.
 Round trip tickets will be sold at this place on July 3 and 1 to Earka Springs good fer return on July for SI 20.
 Marvin Latimer, Chas. and Jeff Lewis, all of this place made wis It to Pea Ridge Friday, Saturday and Sunday of last week.
 Gid Bowman, of Elm Springs, was in town Sunday visiting hrs father, B. ". Bowman. who is very i'll and not expected to live.
 sam Wright the genial and wide awake rooster" of the "Coopn was sick last week but IS, we are pleas ed to state up and about well now
 Work has been commenced On the foundation for Farrar's new brick, md 1t is expected the buila- ing will be completed in about two months.
 C. ". arleville. of Earka Springs. who IS manufacturer and patentoe ot the ring gate latch was in town tbis week, He male THE NEWS q short call.
 John E. Harris new bank build ing viii be completed by August Is. The front will probably be entirely of iron, and the building will be one of the prettiest and most substan- tlal in the city.
 Mir. Franklin, who hes been visi- ting relatives here returned home Tuesday morning, accompanied by his son Joseph. Jo has host of friends at this place who were very sorry to sec him leave.
 Judge Hale and wife, who have been visiting friends and seeing the sights at It. Worth, Tex, came home Tuesday morning, accompanied by their daughter, Mrs. Jameson, who wlIl probably spend the summer here.
 N. $. Freeman has rented rooms from Prof ]. ". Coltrane and moved to this place. We extend to Mir Freeman and his estImahle lady hearty welcome to our little city and hope they will be pleased with their new home.
 Springtown is making extensive preparations to celebrate the 4th of July. The Silver Band of thls place has been solicited to furnish music for the occasion, but it has not yet been fully determ1n- ed whether It will attend or not.
 Mrs. \. Boosinger received by ex. press to-day . box from her sister, Mra. Mary Swartout, of Springdale, Ark, containing some remarkably fine looking peaches and some val uable strawberry and flower plants. Tba pna obos ,,-ara loroO o,,J tIair
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21

Nine and ten ounce Denim and Duck oyeralls Ut 90 cents DOT pair 1t 5. F. Deayef * Co.'S.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21

Just received large invoice Of Boots and Shoes at B. r. Denver < Co.'S. in all styles and prices.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-21
FRUIT CANS! FRUIT CANS!

Best in tho markot-warran teed for threo years Sold by Rober Orr.