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The Springdale news., 1889-10-04

Since G. NJ. Gabbert has been selling groceries for cash he sells 'om cheaper than ever. Give him q call and see if what we say ism | mn
The Springdale news., 1889-10-04
Open AIT Concert.

On tomorrow evening at half- past seven o'clock the Silver Cor net Band will give an open air con cert from the ba Icony of the G. A. R. hall. The music which they will D ay on this oceaslon IS all new and has never before been heard in springdale. Let every body who can come out. It will be great encouragement t' the boys to have large audience. Fol lowing Is the
The Springdale news., 1889-10-04

milk went down to | ''0 i'i0
 Thursday.
 Frank Ellis and Fra Nusome'
 two rustlers from Rog' "ei0 !"
 town thIs week on bu'Ss.
 Je Kennedy is '''i"5
 Keiter in the grocor 'oio 0'' LIZ i Mr. Gabbert's abser I Jo Kennedy has T GU 'o HIS i"'" CTS and Dr. l.. s. 'ra" ell 'o" oo- cupies the house 'ae vacant of him.
 w B Uaxtoof the Springdale Woolen Mills Monday for business trip to"8n eiie i'ioi"n Territory.
 Thomas edden has purchased inc Iot and tie br1ck balldlng near the denot gently owned by James Ferguson.
 Frepcf .rrar came up from Elm Springs gsfuesday with a drove of hogs. Ie shipped them to St. Lotus ednesday.
 Oumineral prospects are stlll br,gtning. "Come to Springdale to ye.' Property will soon ad- vaee and it will pay you to come nv.
 w. T. Farrar and H. A, Daily vent mp to Rogers Tuesday evening m a visit to James Ellis who is cry sick at that place with rheu natism.
 Mrs. l.. NJ. Dunn come Tn first of he week and renewed her subscr1p. ion 10 TIE NEWS. Mr Dunn will ve are sorry to state, move hls 'smily to Ft. Smith soon.
 The annual cou 1ty court for levy ng taxes and making a?propria- lons for the next twelve months, meets next Monday, Thls court is composed of the county judge and all the justices of the county Sen, tinel.
 The commissioners ot accounts, for the examination Of the condition of county affairs m the different county offices, meets next Monday The commissioners arc lion. T. W Dr. B. r. Williams and John Brinson.-Sentinel.
 The circus season has arrived, and before spending 30 or 75 cents te see a little 10 cent show we woule suggest that people think moment All the best known circus have been through heie and most all O you have doubtless seen all ther' Is to see. Don't prove yourself sucker and be gulled into squander ing your money with sinde affairs.
 The immigration boom has com menced. A promising young la' made hls appearance at the editor residence on last Friday night ant upon his arrival be utte1e ed q fev words in infants lore, which. whe' interpreted, means "Gome t sprlngdale to llye" Mother an' baby doing well-and so is the ol' man,
 Work on the new brick hotel i progressing finely, and Mr' Glad der informs us that he will pro bs bly, move into it the lattor part c November. When completed will be 3 stories high and will COT tain 32 rooms. It will be the lare est and most substantial structur of the klnd in X. N. Arkansas with tie exception of a few house Tn Eureka Springs.
 One of the business men of tn place has, we We see, placed an a' vertlsement Tn the Fayetteville k publican. We are at tue same tim both pleased and grieved at thl
 Pleased because neIghborng co temporary gets patronage that
 gong to waste-"washng Its sWee ness an the desert arr as 1t wel and grieved because man vi
The Springdale news., 1889-10-04
FRUIT CANS! FRUIT CANS!

Best Tn the market-Warrant teed for three years Sold by Robert Orr.
The Springdale news., 1889-10-04
Mpati ifeati!

Go to ]. B. Henson's butcher shop or all k1nds of fresh meats.
The Springdale news., 1889-10-04

N henno special number or time stated locals will be run until ordered out andcnarged for accordingly
The Springdale news., 1889-10-04

One of the business men of this place has, VIC We see, placed an ad' verusement Tn the Fayetteville Re publican. We are at tue same tune both pleased and grieved at thls. Pleased because neIghborlng con temporary gets patronage that Is gong to Waste-s'wastlng It's sweet ness an the desert ar" as it were and grieved because man who claims to he progr ssive and to de sire the town in which he lives, to build up and prosper, would thus seek to stab the locaI paper because it's politics doesn't suit him. Well, this IS a strange world, and things don't always suit us but then WIG have to bear them. Meanwhile parties desiring new homes will dc well to look around Springd ale i W e have good country surround ing Us, populated by good people 'I and we have beautiful little towr filled with wnole-soalcd, stirring
 citizens and some etterprising bus
 ness men, too. Come to Springdal
 to hve
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-18
II. RIncknnlI a som.

Tie "City Orig Store" at the cor-
uer Of Main and CorcOran streets,
was an objective point for US o week
nrtwO ago. We we're filing our note-
book with items for publicati, n in
this issue Of The RECORDER, and we
wanted some "mem." concerning the
well-known firm whose name heads
these paragraphs. An interview
was accorded US. every courtesy was
extended, and The REcoRDER re-
porter left the store with the same
feelings that its customers do that
il, thar gentlemanly attention 10 an
article Of faith with the house.
Reference 10 our notebook shows
this: The house vas established
eleven years ago. and the style res
mains unchanged, though the senior
partner in this firm style 10 no longer
living. Right here We may remark
that the memory Of the late DIR.
Blacknall Ii revefed By eli who knew
him. For upwards Of halt century
be was 10 active practice Of medi.
cine. and his face was q fsniliar and
trustful one In households throughout
all this section. Fifteen years ago
the dug firm Of r. Blackpall 4 Son
was formed, and though the partner.
ship has been dissolved by death the
house IL one Of the Oldest in town-is
the eldest in drugs-ii we take into
account unchanged firm style. Nor
has IL lost popularity with increasing
age. It's business has extended into
all the adj ,cent counties; old patrons
Of the house have sten their ranks
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-18

swelled by new acccssions, and the
simple fact remains that at no time in
the history of the house was it in
greater or better favor than now. Its
business for the year 1888 showed
decided increase over that for 1887,
and we can see for ourselves that
1889 80 does not open mp unpropi-
tiously, 80 far as trade for the City
Drug Store is concerned.
The management of the business is
with Mr.. II ID. Blacknall, the "Son"
referred to in the firm style. A ma
tive of tn immediate section, all his
business Interests have been identified
wi h those of his life home, and mas
much as he came with his father to
Durham in 1860, though he is yet a
Y 'ung man, Mr.. Blackna,l is never
lheless one of the sold residents" of
Town.
Not only does Mr.. Blacknall give
his own personal attention to the
business, but he has secured the ser,
vires OF most capable assistants. Dir.
+. H. Heartt, Of Raleigh, especially
attends to the prescription depart-
ment, and his experiences qualify him
for the place. Certain it is that he
has made many friends since coming
10 Durham; friends Won by his gen.
tlemanly courtesy as well as by his
proficiency in bis profession.
It is not within our province to
enter upon a detailed description Of
the establishment of r. Blacknall &
Son. 1t is sufficient to say that it ia
not lacking in anything that serves
to make such a house complete-its
special mission is to cater to individ'
ual wants, and Its record is wholly In
its credit.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-18

that they are compelled to compete
with the shoddy manufacturers of the
North, not in quality, but in prices.
and as they are mere to stay they hope
for a further growth of trade by putt
ting upon the market only such work
as they can recommend in every par
ticular-work that will wear as we'll
as sell.
There are two copartners in the
firm, r. 7. and @. P. Howerton ; they
are natives Of Halifax county, Va,
but came here from Roxboro, Person
county, this State. Both are practis
cal carriage makers, Mr.. r. T. Hows
erton having had 20 years experience
and his brother nineteen. The first
named learned the trade with his
father, but in 1861 he entered the
service as a private in the third Vir-
ginia cavalry; he was in active duty
until the close OF the war, and at the
time of the surrender was bugler for
the cavalry division of the army Of
Northern Virginia After the war he
resumed his old trade, beginning for
himself at Roxboro in 1859, and his
brother in part learned under his tut
ton and il part at Danville. Each
gives his " Re time and attention to
the BUSH N hand, and they are
careful Il that all material used
and all W > lone is of the best and
most relia. :.
The firm ca sr to what may prop
erly be called a home trade, embrace
ing this and adjacent counties, and
they express themselves we'll pleased
with the prospects of business for the
current year. We can unhesitatingly
recommend them as reliable manu-,
facturers, and we hope to chronicle
their prosperity these many years vet.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-18

and this machinery Is AL new, per-
feet in workmanship and producing
results as satisfactory as could be
hoped for. I'll .
The most casual inspection or the
factory will impress the visitor vito
the idea that the company knew what
it wanted and has provided not only
for present but possible wants. As q
precaution against fire, lines of pipe
traverse the ceiling of each floor, and
these pipes are supplied with water
from tank in the tower. The con-
nections OF the pipes are ii such in
tervsls as to cover the entire floor
and are sealed with cement that melts
al l55 degrees Fahrenheit, so that
even an incipient fire is ut once
smelhered through the automatic ac-
ton Of these sprinklers. The various
floors Of the factory are molels Of
their kind. Tney are well lighted
and ventilated, and leave nothing for
us to suggest IN these respects. @
The product If the factory il fine
brown sheeting aud chambrays, winch
is regarded as some Of the finest dress
goods made ia any cotton factory in
tue South. 30 popular are these
goods that il is with difficulty they
are enable to supply the demand,
The most Of their chasnbrays arc sold
in the city OF New York. The con-
sumption of cotton is about 1000
pounds per dag, or product Of say
10000 ards. The force Of employees.
range from 200 u $50. The buili-
I q are heated By steam aud are
fitted throughout with Edison electric
light lin bret, the factory is the
model one Of its kind Of North Caro-
lima. SSH @44a5 #s&s EEgragl
A large per cent. Of oil the brown
sheeting made BY the company is re.
quired by the smoking tobacco mao.
ulacturers Of Durham. s@ga
Before we forget il, there ls another
item tuat should be mentioned here.
Tie f,ctory is located some distsnce
from Durham, and il had 70 provide
fJr employees. They could not, to
advantage. walk to aud fro between
the town and the factory. 20 no less
than 80 neat tenement houses have
air lady been bniit by the company,
aud this numoer will dOuUIless be
added TO. W. =a't @54 .@ir
The officers of the Durham Cotton
Manufacturing Company are j. NJ.
oiell, president, and W. IL. Bransou,
secretary and treasurer. Toe fret
named gentleman, though yet young
in tue "40is, is veteran cOtton mill
man. In fact, he hxs been with the
business. in one capacity or another,
ever since boyhoOd, and he ID also
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-18
Howerton & Brother.

When the firm of Howerton &
Brother began the carriage making
business here in 1874, the outlook
was far from being promising. The
c0partners were possessed of but lin.
tied means, and the demand for the
grades of vehicles they manufactured
was equally limited. Some four or
FIVE new Jobs were built the first year,
however, a few more the second, and
thus, littl.. by little trade and reputa.
tiJu were alike established. As the
firm became more widely and better
known the demand for carriages and
6uggies of their manufacture in
creased until IL has reached the total
Of from so to so vehicles per year, the
prices for which range all the way
from $50 to $500 each. While At
their repository the other day we we're
surprised at the superior class of work
that the firm turn out for such COM
paratively small sums of money, but
the reason is to be found in the fact
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-18

The Art store Of Mr.. Fred A. Wat.
son, Of Raleigh, is q thing Of beauty,
SURPRISING ia artistic display. Of any
thing We have seen in The State. In
bis store on Fayetteville street, you
will find cbroInos, oil paintings, enc
craving, mirrCrs, mirror plates.
easy chairs, picture frames. picture
cord. picture nails, plush, mohair,
reps. gimps, felt, damask, curtain
goods, upbolsterers, hardware, cabi.
oct hardware, screws, tacks, fancy
nails, wall papers, house ornaments,
window shades, cornices. &c. All
ord, r. sent him will receive prompt
attention. he makes q specially Of
artist materials His prices are rea
snnable. bis stock very large. When
IN Raleigh don't fail 10 call and ex.
anime his beautiful stock.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-18
The Nilsson Wagon

stands prominently above any other
wagon sold on this market. The
farmers throughout the State know
the famous Nilsson Wagon. They
are sold in Durham by Mr.. g. q.
Farthing. Don't forget the wagon
made by Geo. Z Nilsson & Co. Don't
mistake it for an ,ther wagon. See
his column advertisement elsewhere.
Buy the Geo. Z. Nilsson and you will
get q wagon that will last You your
life time.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-18

The attractive advertisement Of
this firm will be found elsewhere.
They have . beautiful store next
door 10 the postoflico where YOU can
tind everything kept In the fancy gro.
Gerry aud confectionery line. They
keep he best Of all brands Of canned
goods, preserves, jellies. baking pow
ders. also best grades Of coffee, teas,
spices, symps, meats, n1urE candies
and oranges,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-18

Tie Durham Cotton Manufacturing
Company Was organized in February,
1884. and the cornerstone OF the
factory was laid, with impressive
ceremonies, on tile 18th If the follow
Ing May, Work upon the buildings
progressed rapidly aler that, and,
brick by brick, story by story, the
factory was advanced toward cons
pleiion, the finished building showing
the f,llosing dimensions: Factory
proper gl50x75 feet. four full floors,
with tower, FIVE flcors, There ale
alsp such additional buildings - the
picker" room, 3Ox50 feet, boiler and
engine room, 24xiS feet, aud the
coaipany's store aud Offices, the di.
nelsions Of which do not appear
upun our note book.
The engine room--the centre Of
p0wer--is we'll worth visit. Here
ia q magnificent Corliss engine Vi 300
horse power. aud il runs more
, smoothly and with less noise than
any sewing mscnine u be found IN
any lady's boudoi7. Three hundred
hUr.e power. too. The great drive,
wheel is 20 feet Ia diameter, pre-
seats face Of 80 inches, weigus 3d.
200 pounds. and It's revolutions are as
regular aud as uniform a the dicta
Of Fate. Near by are the bIilerS
three mammoth cJncerns Of 100 horse
power each. and they not only sup
ply the factory with motive power,
but heat The building rs well.
Tie picker" ROOM calls for but q
moments attention, Important ~ it is
In the business &C lnumy Of the enter
prise. This reminds us that IL will
not be out Of place il this connection
20 tell from what sources tllis diyersi
fed aud expensive machinery has
been obtainei. The engine Is from
the Watts Campbell Company, oi
Newark, N. j., the boilers irum the
Whittier Machine Company, Of Bos,
ton, Mass, the "spsyders' and Stub
bers wer. made by the Providence
Machine Company, while the "opens
sers" and ''lappers" came from the
KItson Machine Company. OF Lowell.
The Lowell Machine Company made
the slssher," "sarper' aud ''eioth-
dresser while the 'eards," ''spiu~
ming lrames" and "ioonls' were SUP
Piled By the BrIdesburg Man ufacl ur.
ing Company, Of Philadelphia; indeed
tuIs last named company had the
contract 10 supply oil the machinery
lfor the mills, and il il evident they
ibid their work well. There are 500
MeluiAn top tial cards. S.56S kabbe b
Ispindlcs. 2O0 sheetIng looms. aud all
.ni olber machinery srequisite for
carrying on the business in hand,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-18

now copartner in the Odell Manu-
featuring Company, Of Concord, Ca
barrus county. He and Mr.. Branson
give the business the closest Of per.
sopal attention, and we congratulate
them upon the favorable prospects
that the enterprise has. They will
certainly work for the good Of the
mills and for that Of the town as we'll.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-18
Allen L. Cram,

Foundrymen and maehinist, Of
Raleigh have an advertisement in
this issue. They manufacture en-
gipes, boilers, cotton and tobacco
presses, &c. It is an old established
firm who are capable of turning out
first class work. They are both prac-
teal men who are thorough masters
of their profession.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-18
PEACCIE "a
PrzeciW %piianstWu.


Pelieya duhska polecifa pod
wfadnym swym organom, ably
wszystkich pijakow, napetyka-
nych na ulicy, troskliwle do
r6zka odwoziia do domu. Je-
zeli owa osobistose jest tax pi-
jana, 3e ME mole wybefkotas
nawet swego adresu, wowczas
nalskY edwiez6 ja ma pollcya,
zkad pc wytrzezwieniu zawozl
sic ia do domu. Nadmienid
przecie3 trzsba, he koszta tel
przs)azdzki penosl ten SYN
karz, czy wfasciciel plwiarni,
ktory podat gosciow;, JUL po-
decheeoaemu, szklanke trun-
ku, przsmieniajaca owe podo-
chocenie W zupefne ,,zawia-
nie..." Rozporzadzenlc owo jest
podobno bardzo skuteczne,
gdy2 szynkarze W obawie po-
aoszenla znaeznych kesztow
bardzo wstrzeniezliwie wre-
czaja goiclom gorace napoje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-18
A G IA WIARuSA!
OSwiata ludowa
w Galicyi.

Bardze pocieszaJace nadeho-
dza wiadomosei z Galicyi;
tamtejsze Tewarzystwo eswia-
ty ludo&ej W sprawozdanlu
SVEN zaznacza, he W roku
1888 W l52 czytelniach wlej-
skich byfo 10000 osob, wy
poayczajac ksiaaki. Jest to OBJ
Jaw bardzo pocieszajacy, jeze-
ii sic zwazy, lie dotychezas
osviata ludowa W Galley by.
Ia bardzo zaniedbana. Niema
tam dotychczas AMI plsm lu-
aowych eodziennych, glowaa
trudnos6 W tym wzgledzie sta
via stempel, ktorY wszystkle
azienniki opfacae musza, AM
tel ME wychod7i tam wlele
ksiazek odpowiednich ola ludu
Jedyne towarzystwo vMacle-
rzy Polskiej'' wydaje rozmal-
tie dzie1ka, ale tie ME wystar'
czaja potrzebom }aknacej vie
DIV ludnosei. Ksiegarze gall
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-18
II BERLINA.

(stolicy cesarstaua miemieckieg0
Umarf tn w katolickim domu
chorych, opatrzony s. s. Sakra-
mentaml, S. p. Ryszard Malik po-
zostawiajac zone wraz z 6 dzietmi.
Zmar}y by1 dobry Polakiem i
dziatwe swa regularnie przysy4a1
do polskiej szk61ki. Pogrzeb odby1
sic W nledziele dnia % z. m.
o godzinle 4 pc po}udniu ma cmen-
tarz ma Weissensee.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-18
Okrutny jubileusz.


My Pelacy nazywamy )uo'-
leusz m ifeici W m a.
. M, a pojmajemy rsecz te
tax, lax to " p.smie swistsm
nakazane byfo 3yaom, ably CO
so lat darowywali sobie why
i d}ugi i oisszae sic z miiesci
Beskiej, rownie m~ifesciwymi
byli ola }udzi, dawne why
puszczali jeden drugiemu W
niepamiee i gniewy a why
odpuszczsjac bliznim, W Mules
CT MOVIE z mimi peczynall Sy-
Gle.
Teraz nazywajq ludzle kaz-
da diu4sza rocznice Jubileuszem.
Nazwali tel piedziesiatym ]u-
hileuszem i Moskale rok lato-
81, W ktorym sic wfasnle skon-
czy1o SO lat cd wydarcia uni
tom ma Litwie j Rusl lch via
ry i polaezen,a Z Ojcem swis-
tym, q przepedzenia ieh gwaf-
tenn ma prawesfawie. stafe
sic to W :. 1889 "a cesarza
Nikoiaja d PREY pomecy zdraj-
cy, blskupa katoliekiego e.
Ia a s z k i.
Kto czytai pamietniki Mat
XII Makryny Mieczysfawskie],
zakonnicy z klaszteru Bazylla-
mex, ten vie, co to byfy "a
meczenstwa i Jak wtedY "a VIA
re lud unlcki ~duchowienstwo
unickie moskale przesladowa-
Ii.
Otot tego gwattu M sumie-
mach ludskich, tego wydzlera.
MA ludziem wary ME wstydzl
sic Rad rosyjski W dzlsle)szych
oswiecenych czasach, ale ME
tylko lie / reszte Unltow ma
Pedlaslu rewnie meczy j gwat-
tenn ma prawoslawle przepe'
dza, lecz nawet W Whine wy
prawlf W tyeh dniach uroezy-
sty jubileusz W piedziesiata ro'
cznioe .po~rocenis" Unitow
do prawosfawla. Oni to navy
waja powrotem, co byto gwat-
tenn, krwi rezlewem, meozen-
stwem j okrueienstwem.
Ale byio jeszcze lyle serea,
lyle sumienia i lyle wstydu
W oezach Moskali niezaleznyeh
cd rzadu, lie mkt z ludzl VOL
nych miedzy Moskalami W tel
okrutnej uroczystesci ME brat
udziafu, ty]ko sami popl / u
rzednicy wraz z we]skiem ,]ak
i'm to nakazano. Ludzie VOL
nj z posrod Moskali eburzsli
sic ma to pluli wprost re wsty-
du i oburzenia, jak pluja do
tad ma grob Siemaszki, kt5re-
go PREY tenn j%ubileuszu wy
chwalano rs najpodlejszazdrade.
Oh lie W swiecie, gdzie SUI
mienie j wiara wolnosci i bez-
p~ieczenstwa ME maja. Oh zle
2 tenn ludzmi, kt6rzy zdrade
i podfo6c pochwalaja! Zle tam
gdzie zbrodnia wielbia ola &c
60, lie przez MIA cos niby osia.
gnieto.
Take po|ss,spowanie psuje lu'
al narody, a carowie rosy
soy maja JUL tego skutki. Je-
dnego nihilisci JUL zabill i born
ba W kawafki rozszarpall. Tc
So skutki toklego przewracanl'
prawdy i moralnesci. Drug
powinien to pamietae.
PF,ACCIE IA WIARuSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-18
dowych it'd.

dewych it'd.
Celem skuteczaiejszego dzia-
lama uchwalone wybra6 stafy
komitet z grona, zfoaeny Z 80
pan, z ktoremi wydsiaf iowa
rzystwa przez jednege 2 swych
czienkow ~porozumiewac sic be-
die. Najnizsza wkfadka czfon-
ka wynos, l zfr. g mr.) na
rok. Z~gromadzene panic PREY:
stapity do Towsrzystwa i zfe-
3yfy ma ten eel przesz}e 70
z}r.
PEACCIE "a WIARUSA!