The Springdale news., 1889-06-07

Mayor NnnHoosc, of Fay etteville was in town this week on business
 Lee Hall returned Saturday from an extended visit to relatives in Mo.
 C. w. Wright and wife made a flying trip to Fayetteville Wednes day.
 Ripe peaches and cherries were on the market in Springdale this week.
 The farmers are busy with their crops consequently trade is little dull now.
 This is rather warm weather for boom but Spring dale is enjoying one ',jist the same"
 Frank Denver and Dallas Pet ross spent Wednesday eve hing fishing on Clear creek.
 Searcy X Sons will probably be- gin the erection of brick business house after harvest. Como to SprIngdalc to live.
 The new Methodist church recent ly built near Cincinnati by Rev H II. Granada and his coadutors will be opened for the Quarterly meet. ing June l.
 Springdale is rapidly progressing and the men who set around on the corners and let tho moss grow on their backs will be left in the rear of the procession If they don't wake up.
 The council has authorized the Bluff Cemetery to be moved and cleaned up, and made an approprla- ton to pay for same. It was very wise and commendable act i'll the council.
 J. T. Stlce's beautiful new engine for threShing and hauling purposes has arrived, and Tom Is very proud of it. It can be run at the rate of four or eight miles an hour He will use 1t in Madison count ty.
 C. s. Hawn presented us bou- quet last Friday, which was very beautiful, and we now return to hIm our thanks for same. Mir. Hawn knows how to "soothe the savage breast of 9 newspaper man.
 If business men with draw their patronage from newspaper during the ''dull season" what is 10 become of that newspaper? It's expenses are about the same in sum mer as any other season.
 T. c. Gladden. has moved into the Hawn brick and is now ready to serve the travelling public. We admire the pluck of Uncle Thomas and his good wife, and hope that ere long they will have retrieved their fallen fortunes.
 A 'hog and cow ordinance' was up before the council recently. It passed two readings, but at the meeting Wednesday night 1t was knocked into q state of "inocuous desuctud"." Every member of the council voted against the ordinance, but we believe most of them were personally in favor ot 1t.
 ". q. VIncenheller made busi- ness trip up to Southwest Missouri first If the week returning Wednes- day night. He informed us that the prospects for crops Tn that sec ton were very hattering. MT. Vincenheller sold a goodly number of fruit trees fro the celebrated Springdale Nurseries while gone.
 John R. Harris will in a short time commence the erection of a two-story brick business house on the lot next to the drug store of II. A. Daily. The lower room will be fitted up for bank while tho up portion will be made into offices. still we boom, you can't down" Sprngdale; she is bound to core to the front.
 Mrs. G. NJ. Gabbert and lttle daughter Florence went up to Pea Ridge last week on visit to rcIa- tives. They returned Wednesday. Mir. Gabbert, Mir. Kiter and BuGdie had an excellent time patching while Mrs. Gabbert and daughter were away, but from the smile which illumcd Mfr. G's. countenance upon hls wifcs return we believe he prefers hlS meals served by fairer hands.
 B. F. Doaver is having a high plank wall built around the south and east side of his lot. He made a proposition to the council 10 build an iron hitching rack by the side of tbo fopoa ho oornainu to furni h