The Springdale news., 1889-08-23

purchased Welton's interest in that. r. c. Graham has bought tho bug gies and teams which were owned by Mir. Melton.
 The Advantests camp meeting began at Rogers Tuesday. The brethern and sisters from this place are all Tn attendance.
 The can,,ihg factory IS now run ming to its fullest capacity. Last Tuesday oneof the biggest runs since the factory was established was made, there being something over $500 cans of tomatoes packed. Come to Springdale to live!
 .Springdale is enjoying build -ng boom. Carpenters all busy' Come to Springdale to live,
 If you have money to invest you will not find any better town .in. which to invest than SprIngdale.
 The front of the new bank build ing is completed and It presents a very imposing appearance.
 SlO is offered for the best ten yards of homemade jeans exhibited 'at the Fort Smith Fair. This is strong call on Brother Haxton, of Springdale woolen mills. -1Fayette- vile Sentinel.
 Brother Haxton will doubtless respond, and If he does then hls competitors had better "look leedle out
 Mrs. E. Brandon sent in an apple to thls office recently which was one of the finest summer apples that we have ever seen. It is q seeding and was grown in Searcy county. If he variety IS unknown.
 We have always known that this IS a great country, but We had nev- CT dreamed that strawberries would grow and ripen here in August. Such however, is the case. J. A. Boswell brought in half pint to this office first of the week which were as fine lot of berries as we ever saw. They were of the Shar- bless variety and they tasted as natural as spring berries. MT. Bos- well informed us that he had about 2 fourth ofa crop. Come to Spring dale to live
 THE NEWS this week turned out a large lot of blanks for making ab- stracts of title for Willard Berry. The work is neat and tasty and we arc gratifed 10 state that Mir. Berry is we'll pleased with the work. Our i b work always g'vos satisfaction If you need any give us call and don't send off for 1t.
 Notice the advertisement of r. q. Graham m this issue. Mir. Ora -nau has purchased the property formerly owned by James Welton apd he now has first class stable
 p1gp-At War Eagle Mills, Mon day August l9, Mrs. Dr. B. c. tnf, 17vear old daughter of Col. J.AA. i. .. BJacybuan. ThAasadden death was very painful surprise 10 our citizens,.a the deceased had many friends here. She was buried Tuesday morning at ic o'clock in the cemetery near War Eage. The husband. father and sisters have the heart felt sympathy of the peo- pleo springdsle.
 Last Thursday was a busy ana exciting day in justices court Tn S,rInodale. w. K. Payne, com monly known as "Bud' Payne had hecn arraigned in Fayetteville on charge of selling intoxicating liquor without a license, and being afraid ofthe cha actor of justice that m'gh' be dealt out to him therehe claimed change ofrevenus which was grant ed and the case at once transferred i, Jusrice Hal5's court in Spring dale township. The charge in the 'afidasit filed in Fayetteville was nnder the general liquor law, but bn motion was decided to be defec- tive; whereupon new affidavit was made and filed, charging the deleh- aant with being dealer Tn liquors without a license. The case was tired by jury composed ot 5. F. Pollock, sam Props, Wilson Ph'l- lirs. E., P. Hall, A.. Lowo and Oi- yer Greenfield, The case vas hot ly contested from beglnnlng to the close, the attorneys, Wythe Walk CT for the defence and Ben. David son for the State. becoming al times somewhat excited and personal Tn their remarks. The jury took the case late Tn the afternoon and in short time returned a verdict of guilty, fixing the fine at sl, 400 the lowest fine possible under the .w. Verify, the way cf the trans !,resscs hard, and Fayetteville IS to he compli,neated on having among