The Springdale news., 1889-01-11

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 Tho falling snow Tuesday even ing was a worry beautiful sight.
 Herbert Holcomb and family were down from their moun.sin home ,hIs week.
 Jo Holcomb went to Fayetteville Wednesdsv to look after his prop erty purchased there.
 The new planeing mill of Lynn & Graham will soon be completed and will be a very substantial struc- ture.
 It tisa strange fact that . boy will stand Tn the snow for an hour snow balling, but when his mother asks him to bring in wood tits too coldl"
 Fayette Bledsoe, who formerly resided here, but whose home is now near South West City, Mo, was in town recently looking over his old stamping ground.
 There are several Items in this issue that should have appeared in our last. but as all the work pertain ing to the office devolved upon us it was almost impossible to get them in.
 MT. Thonp.on, son of the late Evan Thompson came in from h. diana a few days ago to look after his fathers estate. Mr. Thompson is assured of the consolation that his father was me st highly respected by all here who knew him.
 R. NJ. Gsut, W. o. Searcy, J. R. Harris have just completed substan tial sidewalks in front of their That is right, and while the town is ready 10 put down street crossings other citizens should begin building sidewalks.
 c. J. Chapman, one ot those warm hearted Texans that have re- gently located in our midst, came in Friday and gave us a big silver dollar for years subscription. Many thanks, MT. Chapman, and may fortunes brightest smile ever on thee shine.
 R. N. H,n lerson WAS in town first of the week and made our office a short call. Bob. has severed hls with Campbell < White at Fayetteville and will rustieste . while before entering business again. Whatever he may under take he has the best wishes of HE News.
 News reached her3 ednesday of tho death of Dr. Ferguson, who lives near Spring Valley. He dled Tuesday morning of heart disease Dr. Ferguson was the candidate ot the WLo organ zatlon st the re- cent election for Representative and was very popular man. His death is much to be regretted.
 While at Lowell last Friday nlg t we were banded paper with the request that we publish it. We merely glanced over 1t and remark ed with pleasure Upon closer inspection we md that the artit 0 concerns some of our patrons and friends, and AS we have no desire to stir up.a muss between anyone, we cannot therefore publish 1t,
 c. w Wright stepped into THa NEWS office last Friday and wanted to know what his subscription ac count was. Upon being informed he paid it and with majestic wave of his hand informed us that we could ''just cross it out" That's all good enough Mir. Wight, but pl sase remember that THE NEWS will be issued just AS regularly as If your name adorned the pages of our subscription book.
 Uncle Sam bfoaght us Friday morning the folio wing;
 RENO, KAN. Jan. 2, 1889. EDITOR NEWS.
 Inclosed you will find sl.00 for the paper. Respectfully,
 MRS. NJ. E. PHKHICIE.
 Sure enough there WAS S1.00-a crisp dollar note down in ono corner as if hiding from the greedy eyes of the editor. Mrs. Phenicie has our thanks, and may the cold blizzards of Kansas never experience her any i'll.
 On Sunday afternoon. January 9th. Miss Minnie Rainwater was