The Springdale news., 1889-06-07

A. Lininger made business trip into Madison county this week.
 John 5. Polk, q piano and organ man from Avoca was in town Wednesday.
 Phillips, Lowdcrmilk d Co. are bringing an immense lot of lumber to Springdale.
 Every body is in favor of hook and ladder company, then why 1 can't we have 1t.
 W. II. Rollins deputy sheriff of Wheeler, was in town Monday col lecting delinquent taxes.
 J. II. Boswell shipped H gallons of straw berries from here this sea son which netted hun S60.85.
 Searcy X Sons shipped about 2,Ooo crates of straw berries from this point this season, which averaged | Sl.25 per cate.
 Rev. Joncey Methodist minis ter from Russellvi!le, was in town this week looking for To ocatlon in our beautiful little city.
 By all means let ns build that stone bridge. It will be asubstan- tial improvement, and ono that will be of inestimable value to the town.
 We are informed that the clos ing exerclses of the Elm Springs Academy were quite interesting last week. Several from thls place at tended.
 Mrs. T. F. Webster, of Elm l Springs, is spending the week with 1 Mrs. II. NJ. Granade, and calling on her many old Springdale friends as her poor health permits.
 For enterprise some towns are famed, But Springdale can down" 'em just [
 the same.
 And if this fact you can conceive, All we ask is that you come and see.
 Mr..J. A. C. Blackburn, came down from Rogers Monday return ing tho same day. Miss Mirtie Pet ross accompani ed her on tho return trip, to attend the closing exercises of the Rogers Academy.
 Humphrey Barr, who is now in the government employ at Otoe Agency, Indian Territory, is homo on a visit to relatives and friends. ! His many friends here are pleased to see him looking 80 well.
 Business men err when they ! withdraw their advertisements from a newspaper during the dull season. When you have plenty of tlade advertise and get more, and | when trade is scarce advertise big | and get 1t.
 Bert Williams lost his samples in tho hotel fire, but his house (thc Martin Clothing Co.,, of St. Louis,) has sent him others and he will go | on the road Monday. Bert is es- tabIishing an enviable reputation as a clothing drummer.
 Miss Ida Barr of our town was | one of the graduates at the Rogers | A cademy this season. She return ed home W Wednesday night. Miss Ida is beautiful and accomplished | young lady and her friends in Springdale congratulate her on her success.
 Phillips, Lowdcrmi)k X Co. havc leased the lot east of the Adventist church from the Railway Compan y and have begun the erection ot the building for their blaming mill. Two blaming mills, a canning fac ] tory, woolen factory and roller | mills. Who can beat Springdale? Judge Hale and wife, A, NJ. Ken nan and dang hter Miss Willie and l.. P. Haywood lett Wednesday, | night for Fit. Worth, Texas, 10 see tho great Spr!ng Palace and to viz 1t relatives. They will be gone about two weeks. 1'aE NEWS wishes them very pleasant trip.
 Hon. F. NJ. Goar, of Fayetteville was Tn town last week. MT uoar was formerly postoffice inspector, but resigned wh hcnew admins tration went into effect. He form crlv lived in Mississippi, but recent ly located at Fayetteville where he will engage in the practice of law. While in town Mir. Goar made THK NEWS pleasant call, and lie has tho appearance of belng 2 thorough gentleman. THE NEWS wishes him much success in his new field ot la bor.
 A "GIpE BoRD." Nopct.