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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31
IN CaLHcEHY.
Extract from Decree. !

"On consideration Nhsrest the Court doth ad-
Judge. order, and decree that enc Of the commits
siouers Of tAls court DO take a account Of thu
deots secured in the dsed Of trust IN The bill
mentioned. and Of any asd all charges which
we're incurred by the trustee named In the dsed
and report 10 this Court. SAID csmmissiossr Is
directed 10 give notice Of the taking Of said &C
count by publicahsa In some convenient news
paper once = week for four successive weeks ard
by posting Q copy Of said notice o. the front door
OF tue courthouse Of this csusty upon w, sue
cessivs terms OF thu County Court which sh all
be equivalent TO personal service apsn ali rar-
ties Interested"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31

General MAaosE says his Charleston in
terviewer did sot report correctly what the
General said 10 him. But General MALONE,
always wide awake. does not specify any
missts,ement made BY his interviewer. Gen.
,ral 2iHOxn's denial Is 20 general aHd am
blguous. or rather Indefinite, ~ TO leave the
impression that he merely meant 10 say that
his remark, TO the interviewer were not re.
ported verbatim. send US a letter, General,
defining your position on the question OIL
assigning "bscE seats" TO negroes when
high Office, are to be distributed. We are
with you on that question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31
To T0kaece-9reNars
OFFICE OF kIETlN, SOS 4 Co.,
No. II SYCLnOEg STRAIT.

No. ii SYCAMORE sTSEHi.
PETERSBURG, Va, Jsnuiry 80, 1850.
Planters who grew lss, yesr dark or
brown heavy bsdied, rather smsll-hDrod to-
b@ceo suitable fer dark cork for eIDOrt and
these who succeeded IN growing good ana
One shipping would. We think, promote thei
own interests by seasisS tbsir crops 10 Pc
terssurk 10 be sod. esDseisllv such Of Them
as propose selling tser crops leVes IN via
ter order. when ths distance from Peters
burg 10 toe great 10 iushfy sending tobacco
by wssoRs IL can oeslly ss "bsnd-packed
In hogsheads ans shipped by railroad. DsH't
have IL dry; indeed, all tobacco which has TO
be ssld as loose Should lie 10 fairly pliHnt
order. but not so cot a. will likely cause Il
10 iniilre before it could be sold. nder no
Circumstance. should planters prize to-
bsecO which Is expected TO he taken out Of
the hosstsass snd sold 80 loose. ger shsuld
they ever sprinkle tobacco 10 get IL sOit
enough TO be banded. We are ssti'fsd that
Pst.rsburg is the best market ~ TIE SiGt> fer
tobacco suitable Tor dark week TO- expert
and IS feod a market IS any otbsr for The
1nsr grades OF shipping leaf. For ssrk
work Qrssnisk.eslersA aud ons'sucksrN
tobacco seu't suit, nsr deet the ist-nstDsd
kind suit onr shippers. II planters who
have heretofore been selling IN other mar
kels the kinds Of tobacco which are wanted
IN our market will give Petersburg fair
trial we think they will be convinced ei the
facts In The case. We solicit oonsignments
both 10y wagons and rsIlrssd. Good accom-
modstions for teams at all our warehouses
free Of change. Our Office 10 near oil the
warehouses Sales made hv us CfShed the
dsy the tobacco is sold. Reference: The
character which our house ha, enjoyed ier
over fifty years for its far dealing aud faith
ful personal attention 10 consSnmeais made
IL MARTIN, son 4 Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31

beth schools; Tet,t leaves zach free to say -
hard things about the other a. may be neces-
sary to make the long standing aptssooism
inttresting and preserve the dignity OF
rediesi ethics. In other words, under the
Virgins law Virginia doctor has TO be
doctor, ssd the profession and the public are
beth protected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31

The Lyncbburg News, commenting upon
an article that appeared In the Dispatch sew
ersl days ago, says:
Nobody questions the Loyalty OF Cover
nor Lee to the interests OF Virginia. 20 far
as we are concsrued We should be glad to
see the Governor break Royals last lc.
rather than tlat the agent Of ihc foreign syn
dictate should harm the state, and We have
no doubt no will do it il he can, aud he can
II the tsx.payers OF the cities will follow the
commepdsble example set them by the peo-
Die OF the csunties"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31

"A number OF Young women in New
York have Organized themselves into class
for the study Of the Constitution Of the United
States and the spirit Of American insiitu'
tons" Tho New York Republican editors
should be induced TO ioin the clSss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31

The Philadelphia Inquirer says: L" Brook
lyn ought to hire few genuine policemen"
That advice is disinterested. as Philadelphia
has none TO hire out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31
Fforfca's Vote.

TBy telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l
WASHINGTON. January 30.-Mr. Harry L,
Bryan, Secretary Bavards stenOgrspher. has
been ordered 10 proceed to Florida 10 OBJ
tain the election certificate Of that State for
use in counting the electoral vote OF the
lHiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31
OFrIcs ~ n. 2. TussBuLI, !
COMMISSIONER IN CHASckRY,

COMMISSIONER IN CaASckRy,
JanuKry q. 1889.
The parties interested la me decree from
which the foregoing IL al sxrxct wfil take notkce
thai have nxea upoa THURSDAY ne ssrh day
OF February, 1889. a. ths kims, and ny eEics. in
the town Of Lsrrsaeevi1s. IS the place 70 eIo-
cute ktia decree vhsA ssd whsrs yea are vo-
quiret 10 Attend with sush bssks, papers, vcnch-
ers. ana other svfssncc ~ will enable me to
comply with the said order Of Court
y. z. IU6NBULL.
Commissioner Ia Chancory.
r. TuRSBCLI, Pc. ,ss<Tn4t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31

The philadelphia Times says: "QuAr
won't. SHERMAN won't, ALLISON won't, and
DErEw won't" But many others want aud
can't,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31
BELOW COMPETITION.

TT YOU WISH TO APPRECIATE THE TRUTH
OF THE SAYING COMPANIONS ARE DBL
oUsn JUST CONE AND COMPARE OUR PRES
Esr PRICES WITH CUR SEASONS PRICES.
AND WHEN YOU REFLECT on THE FACT
THAT AT ALL TINES OUR PRICES ARE BE-
LOW COMPETITION you WILL BEGIN TO
UNDERSTAND WHAT SACRIFICES WE ABE
MAKING IN ORDER TO REDUCE WINTER
STOCK AND MAKE ROOM FOR sPRISG
GOODS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31

Edward o. Wslcott. the new Colorado
Senator. is .sid 10 be the only lawyer who
has ever made tho Supreme Court Of Colors-
do reYerse decision.
Msjor william Preston Graves, son OF one
OF the principals 10 the celebrated Graves
Cilley duel al BlsdeusbuFS, Md, In 1888. Is
DYING at Little Rock, Ark.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31

The result OF the New York street-car tie
M was that many persons who had 10 walk
home Tuesday evening were tired up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31
BRIEF COMMENT.

After all King MILAN Of seryla seems to
know that his bread is bultered on the Aus.
trian side,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31
COIgr ORDgRs.

BRUNSWICK CIRCUIT COURT,
I'D OCTOBER TERM. 1888.
r Turnbull, administrator DC 6ORis non with the
viii annexed OF =. W. Ross,
J. l.. Merritt, executor Of ". H. z. Merritt Digss
Poynor, b. J. Walker. George ID. Cole and wife,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31
CASSIMERES.

We have marked Gown tho prices OF a largo
stock Of suit patterns u CASSIMERES so a. TO
close them out We nave 80 ,ured the services Of
a nrst-class tailor. Who will make them up ani
guarantee a 1T This gives you the opportunity
OF gettiug a frst-class suit az a very low ngure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31

The great sale Of BLANKETS viii be continued
this week.
White Blsnkets from 81 up 70 sl5 a para save
Of from zoe. 10 s. can be savad
See our crib AMI CrRdle-l blankets from tll9 up
10 S3s7apa'r We call special A. ention 10
the lsrgesiLs CuO-Blanksts at t1l9 that
were cheap AZ s..
i2-I California Bed-Blankete 81 500 pair. II
you csn match them for less Than Sl3 bring
them hack and We Will refund your money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31
UNDERWEAR.

Corset-C overs, ChomlseA, and Pants NJ o.
zach. The material is worth more Also, largo
assortment Of Garments OF every description at
extremely low prices. Examine this stock It
will pay You " DO II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31

I OST, BETWEEN No. 2 WEST
IL Marshall stree. and the GAlego Mills. a
SCARF Pin, Rhinestone sot swinging between
two gold Leave. As 10 WAS highly priced bv the
loser a. a present. liberal reward Will be given
Il left at The above number "a Sllt'
7 OST, ON TUESDAY, FROM A
H buggy on Broad street. o BUGGY BLAN-
KIT color red and Dlsck. A reward will DO
given IL it is left 81 DisPd,eh ONCE. ia 3O-St'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31
MERCANTILE ASSIGNMENT.

Mr.. T. J. Newsom. one Of the most
prominent merchants Of Enp0ri,. IN Gresnes-
willie county, has made an assignment for
the benefit OF his creditors. Liabilities.
$1,000; assets estimated at $1,000. Much
sympathy is expressed for br. Newson and
il IL generally boped that an Management
nav be made with his creditors by which he
will be able TO resume business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31

/ OST, YOUNG FEMALE sMSS
IL PUG. Answers % the name OF -
Odyssey Liberal reward II returned 20
IN Silt A. SAkS & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31
PEOffsafONAI-

ELEvATORS AND HOSTING MA.
Ia CHIMES fsf sssrss. fscsertsA ana prtsa.s
heascs manufactured and put up IN ne osss
cARDwsLL MACHINE COMPANY.
tA&ln til Cary strssk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31

Reading notices IN rssding-mstier V's
Tres or less, 81; IN nenpsreil loaded. 10
Gard OF rates for more space iurnlshso on sp-
sl.c.sna
The Springdale news., 1889-03-22
\ SurprESe Wedding

On last Thursday evening Miss Berta ChaStajn had quite etnpa- ny of young friends invited to SO eial party and when all had arrived and were making merry, she left the parIor for few minutes.
 During the evening MT. Freeman and his friend Mr. Harris of Spring dale had arrived. also Miss Lucy Lawton. friend of Miss Berta s, had come a from the country, but none of them had been seen hy the company.
 At o'clock the door was open cd and Mr. Black was requested to play a wedding march, then appear ed Mr. Harris with Miss Lawton leaning upon his arm. Just inside the door they seperated about four feet. then Miss Berta retirued veil ea as nr1de an! leaning upon the arm of Mr. \. S. Freeman. While Mr. Black played tic march in un- dertones, Rev. Charlton was inform ed of the desire of the parties and stepped forward and in few brief words Mr. Freeman and Mss Chas- tain were made husband and wife. Then followed the congratulations and outburst expressions of surprise. Later on refreshments were served.
 Miss Befta wore cream snowflake trmmea moera silk and watered ribbon. ahd made with low neck and short sleeves and with train. The long veil of white illusion was beId in place by monature ct er- ange blossoms. Her ornaments were gold.
 Mss Lawton, the brides maid, wore a dress of cream nuns yelling trimmed with watered silk ribbon. -BentanvilIe Journal.
 Thursday evening of last week \ s. Freeman and J. F. Har- ITS left for BentonyiIle presumably on a simple pleasure trip, but rom the above t will be seen that there was . different meaning for their acton.
 MT. Freeman and bride arrived here Friday morning, and as he is eonnoeted with the Canning Com pany they will make their home here for the present. THE NEws extends congratulations.
The Springdale news., 1889-03-22
King John. of Aht,,in,,.

The lote General r. Chinese , Gordon, who ln lss1 was seutau 3 special mission to King John, CT Abyssinia. describes him as sour, iilIook.ug man Of about forty seven years of az. CT a faaat3cai disposi ton. himself EA}lus and hated bv al. whc come ii eoal.iet With nm The kiHes at AbysSiuis. q in ta be descerae'i iH dircc, Inc from k4ng Solomon and The Queen oi she5a, the cttd If ,.la -4ster, porn after her retHra fraa Je.4s4leta haiHg lhe founder of tha royal r4ee. r John dis plays tle strsefest L4esa. f5r Jobaeea. and has issued a 4aeeee aesar53ag to winch any one of hls sahlzcts who is eau -ht either smoking CT '.bs.g snuff is pnaishad oy havng f- Iips or his. nose cur o.f 1ad usual dress of bo,A 'hc lciae aal lis people Is a a!ue af si'e h.afssi alth il eet tnsou stripa down 05 caslsz L.. e aataorat. raiuenf !s W5Fs au a..e King Humoert, af Iiaa.. has for s1n ilae been anxious fa =sstah.i.1 :. a.a32as- to Abyssinla, and IS u ,Ge sen. .#e Aaging costly War agalusg h,4g j. In.
The Springdale news., 1889-03-22
DRINK DID IT.

4 Soldier Who Faced Death on the Field
 of Battle Only to Meet It in q More Ter
 ribIe Form.
 He was common soldier of the Goafed- eraey Somehow he couldn't get on n the world. He had no luck. Standing with his back to the wall he watched the pro eession of prosperity pass by without even touching the garment of one in It. Then he would sit on the eufbstoue his chm in his hands, and think of what Of the past, 4sresist.big; ef the future. fearfuIly. But he dld not grumb,e lis iI-fortune he was accustomed 70 describe as equivalent to that of the man who played seEenHp al winter aHa never held trump until spring, when it Vas a lHsdeal The free drinks he consumed would start q first ela. Sd loon in high-liCcuse town; but lie was not a "beat, = ..staHalrg eff q bar-keeper was always an awkward action with hun, and although he had done It ten thousand tunes, | always required a mental struggle and q suppression of pride. Raised on a farm, he Tas used to negroes and what little mon ey came to hun was through running a plantation store and overseeing the hands.
 Thence he would drift to town, spend his cash and look lonesome. He was not lazy, and was wiling to dc any thing honest; but his SLADDlHtSS spoke uEAllI1t nm. ana 1lDt even the influence of d stray friend could get Llm the mcanest job He was gray and hollow eyed. To strangers he appeared venerable; 10 those who knew him he was "old Tom Jones." who could laugh out with an empty stomach upbraiding hm and gleefully re- late a war joke when the rheumatism was tearing hs joints apart. The bar-room of barrel-h house was his sleeping apartment aud his bed q chair, privilege granted him by the propretor, whose books he would sunravei when the ignorant fellow got them in . badly-tauglcd condition. One free lunch day. kept him from starving
 s'Ola Jones must CT bowled up somewberes last night.a said the porter to himself, "He's sleepin' like CT baby ever scnce two clock this mornin, Hey, ole man Luneh'.s ready He never failed ter wake ap ter that soun say shaking hiin, tits eatiu' tame. Get up aH have some soap.p
 The shake threw the oiI soldiers head backward IL hung oyer the char, and rested there
 The coroner's inquest called it heart dIs- ease CHARIEs $. BLAcKBURS.
The Springdale news., 1889-03-22
Proceedings of the Democratic Meet
 ing

Ata meeting of tine Democratic citizens of the incorporated town of Springdalc, held March 20th, James Dodson was called to the char and ]. NJ. Goltrane was made secretary. On motion tho chair appointed B, s. Williams, (. Petross, Walter Berry, J. Nj Kennedy and John Harris committee on nomina- tions. The comniitc, reported the following as can4i late, for the ma- nicipal offices forthe ensuing year: Mayor. Willard Berry; Recorder, E I. hryant; Treasurer, (. Pcuoss; Marshal. C. \ Jones; Aldermen, !. r. Deaver Wess Searcy, I. !. Da- vis. !. NJ. Kennedy and ]. Y. Lewis. On motion the report was adopted. (. \. Jones refusing 10 accept the nomination, J M. Courtney was pla sd in his stead
 ).. motion he seoretary WIS di- cted .e rrepare of the ia 5nates foI fEe at K HE Ns4ss =ta publish the
 The meeting thtn adjourned.
 JAMES DoDsoS, Pres,
 J. ". CoLTRASE, See.
 March %. 1889,
The Springdale news., 1889-03-22
Bras of Universal Learning.

Learning and the arts tiourished among the Greeks, especially under PIsstratus s~}7 E. C, and agaln under Pericles. Al B. c. and with the Romans under Augustus, at the commencement Of the Christian era. Greek refugees caused the revival Of liter ature, sculpture, painting and wood-earving n Italy particularly after the taking of Constantneplc by the Tnrks in l453, and the invention Of printing shortly before the Renaissance period Leo V. and his family ttho Medici of Fiortncet greatly promoted learning Ia Italy in tine sixteenth century, when literature revived II England, Ger many and France.
The Springdale news., 1889-03-22
ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.

Letters of Administration on the Es- tate of Jdmes Beeier. late of Washing ton County. Askausas. deceased. were granted to the undersigned by the Pro bate Court of said County. dated March F. lsS9
 All persons having claims against said estate are required to exhibit them. properly authenticated for allowance. to the administrator within one fear after the date of said letter or they may pc preclnded from aI4 benefit ii said estate And f such aims be not so exhibited within two wears from the date of sad letters, thev siiali bef9reyer barred and precIuded from any eHeHt from aid estate
 l D. RAIDER. Administrator of the Estate of James Beeler. deceased.
 Dated March Is, lss9. i6
The Springdale news., 1889-03-22
FREE PRESS

Tie Free Press is without question the Greatest Literary and Humorous paper now before the American peo. pie. 1GIs not Jew aspfdHt for pub lie favor; established over iittY years ago. Il has stood the test of time, and Is today stronger. better anG more pop ular than ever-l2a. .000 subscribers af- firm it's surpassing eXeelleuce. The funny sketches and savings of fheFree Press are everywhere quoted and laughed at. Nhile ia respect - literary excellence il will eoBi4a.e faHorahly with the expensive magazmes. M QHad. Luke sharp" EYa Best Rose il4rtWiek Thorpe Ghas. F. Adams Hamilton Jay. Lizzie Yorke Case. Bronson IioWaf.i II. C. Dodge and a host ot other fay0rite writers. con tribute regularly to its col mns. Re eeeniziHg the growing demand for first class fiction. The Free Press has offer ff
The Springdale news., 1889-03-22
ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that petition for county road will be presented 10 the County Court ef Washington coun- tv, Alkansas at the first day Of it, Ap- Til term, ls.9 said proposed road to be. gin on south line of the incorporated town of Spring dale on ton nship line be- twee Il tow nahlps Is and IT north at a point where lloieomb street crosses said line, thence south to iutersect the railroad, thence east to \ W corner of l. T. Candles land; thence iii south west course with east line of railroad right of way to point where railroad crosses west line of SE4 SWt See. l, Tp pl7 \ of B 20 N; thence south to the M corner of the \ Et of \ WI sec l3. same township and range; thence West 10 \ W corner Gf SEt of NEt of See. Ii same township and raLge 70 intersect the line of d proposed new road petilIoued for by Jno Peerson and 14 others thence i'll southerly di- rection with. the line proposed m the petition just referred to to iutersect the present Fayetteville road near Robert Anderson $ farm.
 F T. GAUDLE,
 F LlvtNGsrox
 W. ]. Parrell and 10 others
The Springdale news., 1889-03-22
.lsC ELL.ANEoUs.
NOTICE QF ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given totae qualified voters of the incorporated town of Springdae in Washington county. Arkan, as that an election will be held at TIE NEWS office in said town on the first Tuesday Tn April. lSs9. the same being the 2nd day oi sai9 month, for the purpose of eles ting Il fnll board of ma- nieipal officers. consisting of one Mayor, one Recorder. one Treasurer, one Mar shal and five Aldermen. tO serve one year or until their successors are cleo ed and qualified.
 Given under my hand and seal aS Mayor ot SpringGale, this 7th day of March, lse9
 WILLARD BERRY. Mayor.
The Springdale news., 1889-03-22
ROAD NOTICE.

Application will be made to tn, Apr term of tue County Court of Washing ton County for a new road. commence ing at the SpriHpdale and Wellington road where the lane at the Northwest corner of Nmcenheilrr' x nursery starts out thence south to Jno. T. Appleby's B laue thence ina Southweste eriy direc- ton to intersert the present fayette- vile road near Robt Anderson
 1NO. PEERsoS and Il others.
 Feb 6 lss9. 39
The Springdale news., 1889-03-22
He Ms NnRe,.t..,r-

s.Prtsoncr, you were beastly drunk last night, and disorderly, too " nat explana- tion have yaa to ofrer,'
 T couldn't stand prosperity, your honor. That's a. '
 ''What good luck have you been having, PurIck ta
 A fine gentleman gaze me a half dol lar last night, and il upset ne They usually give ly penny or a nickel
 Are you q bcggar, as well us a drunk ard '
 Neither, your honor. I holds out my hand sometimes. and rich people drop money intoIt That half dollar upset me. D
The Springdale news., 1889-03-22
ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that applica- tion will be made to the April term of county court of Washington county for q new road as follows; Commence ing ] mile west If the west line of the incorporated town of Springdale on the Elm Springs road. thence north ono mile. thence northwest to the Benton county line.
 G S. EAsrEaLY and others
The Springdale news., 1889-03-22
GREEN GOODS A Man fx New Jersey Wants to Sell Money at 25 cents on
 the Dollar.

Several prominent business men in Springdalc received letters this week from q party in New Jersey, wanting to sell them what he says is money good as the genuine green back. Below is
The Springdale news., 1889-03-22
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby gwen that the un- dersigned petitioners will make appf- cation to the April term of County Court. praying for an addition to the Incorporated Town of Springdale, as shown i'll the plat annexed to our peti- tion.
 L. T. CAUpIE, ct al.
The Springdale news., 1889-03-22
LESS THAN THREE CTS A WEEK

The Free Press is large eight-page sevtu-column paper, and the regular price k One Dollar per year. Remem- her. that for Sl.50 you em have Ihe Free Press and yoaf fNorIte home pa. per also. sample eorles can be seen it tfia etiiee
 We hopethat our friends will show their. appreciation of our efforts III their behaIf, by making tip tleir minds to take advantage of thi, splendid offer -~G BsCRIBE AT ONCE.
 send all subscriptions to HE NEWS.
The Springdale news., 1889-03-22
G3.OOO.OO in Cash

Hz szs F tine thfee best Serial Stories if 6a 6a3 words each. \ r##nner of the atss Writers have annouLae3 their ill., ttHtfoH IT compete.
 |. addition la the many other spec iaI features t ls thc intention to Pub l5Sh sections of
The Springdale news., 1889-03-22

Chearham's ChilI Tonic contains neither Qninine, Clnehonla,a, Ar, ,enie, strychnine or Mercury, and does rot produce buzzng in ears or deafness. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Wluton.
The Springdale news., 1889-03-22
.uREF SERIAL STORIES EACH WEEK

written expressly for The Free fre~s by the best American and English aH- thors
 1t will he seen. therefore. that by subscribing fof THE NEWS and the Free Press. the entire family can be supplied with al the News and with the best et current L.teratLre for a keaf. at | cost of
The Springdale news., 1889-03-22

aHnnt's Cure guaranteed to cure ltch,.. Ringworm, Tetter. Eczema and all forms of skin diseases Sold by Wiuton.
 The mineral products of thIs country exceed in value that of all Europe combined.
 If your digestion is out of whack, 2, if you need strengthener an appe- uzer, try Chcatham's Ghili Tonic. IL will bring you out of the kinks. Sold by Wlnton.
 The Hebrew population of New York clty k estimated at To, GOO.
 Chamberlain $ Cough Remedy iS fa- nous. for its promptaud etteetaal cures of coughs and colds The most severe cold maf he laaseued and relieved by d lew doses of this valuable reme ly For sale by II A Daily