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The Springdale news., 1889-06-14
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Many seemingly incurable case

Many seemingly ineurable cases of blood poison eatarrh, serof0Ia anl rheumatism have been cured fy B. K B Botanic Blood Balm a.aate pF tao Asoaa Palm Co, At 1 nta. Ga. Write to them for book filled with coavincir. proof.
 c. ". B. Rafda, lYal eas4 mics from Athens, 6ia writes. For several years saffo ed witl. running ulcers, winch doctors treat ea and pronounced ineurable 4 sinala haste of [ E-B did me more good ,aau ali he doctors kept ou sa3 1t and every ulcer healed
 D. C. Kinard < Son, Towah4a. Ga, writes: We induced neigh to try E. B. B for eatarrh, which he thought lncurable, as it had resisted all treatment. Ii delighted hlm, and continWrg it's use he was cured sound and veil
 l. Nj. Lawson. East Point Ga, writes: My wife had scroiela l5 years. She kept growing worse. She lost hy hau and her skin broke out fearfaliy. Deb.Ity cancellation and no appetite followed After physicians and numerous adker. tised medicines failed, 1 tfted ? B. E.. and her recovery was rapid and complete.
 Oliver Seoor, Baltimore, bfj., writes T suffered from weak back and rheamatism. : E. E. bas peee- ea ie be tIe only lae1teiae tEat gave me rehet.'
The Springdale news., 1889-06-14
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Miss EMMA CIAYgaS 4as heel appointed postmaster at Pine Bluff She is the daughter ot the lato eol. John Nj Clay ,on, and her appoint ment viii meet with general ap- povea all over tbe State, .frespeot i've of political parties.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-14
Pea Ridge Ileanioa.

The Executive Comm .ttco Of the Pea Ridge Reunion Assoea,jon of the Blues md Gra5s, met F the court house in Benton}ille th.s 9th day os June at o'clock r. m., Gommandcr-in- Chief Geo. T. j.in- coln ia the chain.
 The meeting was opened with prayer V Prof, j R Roberts.
 The Ginutes ef thn last meeting were read and approved
 Ten more names were added to the ExecutiFe Gammtttce, v7z: f. d.. Ellis, Dr J. I Sullivan, ;, Smith, J. PoIIett and E P. Hall fBlnes.J George Brown, F. s. Horton. Ed Hale, George Rhodes and z. Hart lsy (Gravs
 Capt. Puekott, Chairman Com on Programme, made d Fsrbal repor. wiaieb was wei received, and ga4e assHrauee that the entire time of the uar daga of the reunion in Sep tembe1 VIII be occupied. The speaking will be intersporsed with music and other features. Capt. Iamkin's drama of secession end reunion of States will Dc enacted on Wednesday, the fourth.
 1bo report ot Capt. Lamkin, Chairman Con. on Music, shows lat he has not negieeted his duties Fbert V E, Be 98a ot more brass bands besides the string bands and -lee clubs
 The Committee on IW,talaa#re- : port that Gen. ". Bptterfeid, of Kansas City Judge ". P Camp bolI and Col. Il Howell, of Wiehj- fa, Ka.. ataa. Powell Glayton, cen. <. II. BayI, te.a Ao Senator Berry, u5a. g. Pei fLoa. r. NJ Gaatef 6s'5 ', e'aifey, esr5t. lon Jones aud Senators foehrlI and Vest, of Missouri. arc expected
 Among those who have been in- vited and hayu net vet given m swers trat they vii be presertafe: Col. Bennett, of Kansas, Col. John E. Kelso, of Colorado, Gen. fhil lbs. "f Illinois.
 Capt. John F. Shepard, Chai. . msa Committee on Grounds an auancea aa his assistants. Peter Roberts. !. $. Morgan, Geo Roller D.. James | N. Linef, and E bert DieEcnss
 jan.or Nlee-ee muands. r. a. Els, af eling1alc. was elected Marshal
 The committee to raise funds r. imp .ove the grounds was coatifaea
 The Executive Committee gran ted Inc Use of flags, sash, etc. belong ing to this Association, and now in claree Of Prof. Roberts to the Com faittee oh 4Jh ofJaly celebration to use on that occasion.
 Resolved. ThattAe ehaitar poln' j committee of three to have enarge ofaIf ias eliptions ol the mlaumeats Jo De erected ty j. " Daniel, on thc reIqto1 rtJGads.
 Ine caairaapaiated = sad com mi'tee Capt Eea5s Peefett, Cal. ] E. Iaml>.5 and Psos j H Rob aIts.
 Resolved, Tbal the committee an programme be also eommtstee on prsntIn
 R5,o5vci That VI nseet m ;2oeefs on tbe ufa TeseI5 A4su-t at o.c'ci< l= p3-
 Resolved, Thas tfe Seefsla y be requested to Lave =" proceed 3et:as 5ais saee e.ts sea3asAd aaI, the poagty faPef5, Wftt.=tt#9=fe4ae,t t that other a7ers copy.
 a9oeaacd.
 SEQ I LINCOLN, elm II M. MeGAUGUEY, See.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-14

TnE New Yoek Sun says tne ps. iroit Free Press, has figeE Eqa that it requires thirty aoms for tae ofai= nary fey of Niagara Ia is.te aqaai the amount ot WA er diseh4rged from the NoIth Fork rese4Tou
The Springdale news., 1889-06-14
CORRESp0nDENCE
FROM raE

EDITOR NtWs:
 We think the X. I. [. should bo represented n lhe ceiunns of your yaluabie paper, and d. 10 one else seems to be inspired with lbe be- ller that t is Als or .ter duty, we haze resolved to take the resp3nsi, bI!ity npon ourselves.
 The two 3cietics Of the ColIegi- ate department, namely. MathetaH ad lsailamatheaa afe both very
The Springdale news., 1889-06-14
IArGtirER X co.

Thas reputable fTm is composed ot the following wei known gentle inen. NJ Hart slaugAter. Dr. N Cord and Mr Frost. They have a iull and co@pleta steck Of general merchandise smlablo 10 the demands of I mtry trade. Mr. Slaughter has many warm friends aud aeqaaintaaces tn our town, and is 3 man w4o when he puts hls aanas te. tae pIow lo9Rsnot back but W.th ] firm bagl and steady
 ye he ifasEses sae mark he has setpp, aa aassJse 5bsanet'ou indeed 5hs. san 35vetthim from She tma t. tas 41ua1 to anrsao. Dr AaGord isa prac;jI5ner ot med 3ciae and has I 4oai r4n of bV.i- uoss iu ana around uosbea. l}.. Frost $ soclaaie and pasHiae Yoals man, wha enjoys tue eo nj deaee e ali who know him aua is bouad t9 sraceed m whatever he Badertal es
The Springdale news., 1889-06-14

Ar Clean. N r, is reservoir similar to the eue which lately done such deadly wora in Peuasyl- yania. Itis 4,sa owned " wealthy sporsmen and tho cinzons are try. 3ng to have | abolished
The Springdale news., 1889-06-14

WEhave received copy q the Star, q paperpahl'shea at Winston. No. II. J IIoiis Is tno etftor and publisher ani he gets up avery in= tefestiag paper Winston Was the home Of c. " Tipton belore be moved to oar tawH.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-14

WE are tn receipt of the catalogue of the Searcy college for session ot lsss ard 1889 Tais college has quite q reputation for thor9uehaess in tho course 5i studies ,aa.. ht.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-14

fRAelilA' engineers, who have closely examined what k left of the fatal dan near Johnstown, say | is ! wonder that t lasted as long as | did They report that the, construction was faulty throughout showing both ignorance and care. lessness on tio part 9t those #ho built Ii.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-14

BoR YoeaGER, the yoaagas. oi the three famous Missouri outlaws who Is ser3 !Gg q tif, senseHce iF the Saltwater prison. is reported te be dying of consumption.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-14

LArp reports from Standing Rock Agency say that Sitting BEA, the oioux ehleftan, wbo has been dan gerously iii with pneumonla tor several weeks, Is slowly sinking away, and that ere long his spirit will have been waited into the hap py hunting grounds.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-14
6Iitt

\ ottee .a Hsit.a g at 0le un- asE stIha=sa tItl estatp T y mes 5asiee lats ei Washington
 astit a.tatfsas de ased. vii ncti- iioa the Probate Cont oi sall County at II June tem iss for ap ord ! ta stIi 5o et4c.ta the 9Hs5Hd taaea-ents 'i tu eal3ts l I'a uecessaI te fsN ..4 t.. 4e chat sach l. eists35 EH HEI5lay. the tas If .ftsI.o lss9.
 <, ltAa Administrator May a. leS9 a-5
The Springdale news., 1889-06-14
tunA tA9{Et

4 letter from hr RabF, Union lity, Ipt says aage aSed you Clerk Extract of Fia< JpafIftor1 Cough Care aud aad if ! complete .u#a f9r aseP saat.# zold Iths done a.la taau N atonf mos s5a ply fess NJ children b-a l4a ataa ta.ee and ~lla e#I eaaa Cure, the5 had esty ag .ya= parad #'yith=ri ehbaes eafl 1rea=vH5 iid aes ta.seiA ! believe it to he the best co0gn cure ,.tao uHke,. so 5t.s l large bottle ontv co tlarIs's Flax Soartar tfae SSiH. IL leals them all. Price 9 cents. Cough Cure and Soap for sae ay V. Y Ninton.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-14
GOSHEN, WHTENER AND
 HsKDSVILLE.
TIE FERTILE IND ruTrREsQuE
 TAUGHSs VALLEY.
1 Brief D.seri9tion of the Aboyc F3a.
 ces By News Reporter.

Tuesday evening ot last week q NEWs representative left Spring dale for a visit to some of urneigh- boring interior towns, The first place visited was Goshen. This enterPrlsing little village lss situated
 III tbo eastern rart of Washington county ou tba Huntsville and Fay etfoyiiio roaf. = mies uorth east Of ;ae latter riags .s a5oat two miles from Hh.sg - aud 5 sag- rounded bF taaHHous White Yer bottom farming country. Situated ia ltoshon fire three stores, one no tel. ono douting mil. two black smith and one wagon shop oho good school and 3ao Ioa ei the r and 1. M erder
The Springdale news., 1889-06-14

TIE famous old lbty pris. ! building at Richmond, Na is heinz torn down and remored to ghteaeo D, where t wiil he eepfodaeed and placed in he Wal museam Inc work is progressing rapidly aad in . short time tie ground once 9eaa- pied " his memorable and listor- Nt56fedefaic prison vill bc noth- ,Alt barren wasle, unless put
 the market and sold fer some
The Springdale news., 1889-06-14

Two dead bodies were caught m the Ohio river at Warsaw, Ky last Saturday, supposed to have drifted from Johnstowu.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-14
N0ffcl f33 PUBLICATION.

 iaad ieeatHmrisoU. aft
 #Ha= Neten is hereby asFet ttfs. the ial- | laHiHze aaIea settler Haa et DO; e IL ais intention to make. iiHsH p. 5of in pterl ol his claim aa4 lha slji Iaeel II ha ma3s before t'afafy .1ulge af tH ils aizs1ee. thg fuGHzv sietE, 8a7.s8at"H -. sSlE.##t i#eetteat5iF. .A3..l. ae 'nszeo aza yis.s H#is \ ea- =ts .5 Ut#g F ~ l. S lT5s N [ ~ iF
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The Springdale news., 1889-06-14

WE have recelye2 . copy of the Daily Echo. published at Eureka Springs. The Echo is a bold and fearless local paper and W hope t9 reeieye 1t often
The Springdale news., 1889-06-14
IIQW bDCf0Es Cu<DI. .FR
 DEATH.

Dl Walter F Hammond says: \. .ar a .aag eNpeeeHes hate eosue to he conclusion .eat tWD-thlrds of az daa,as from ca8aas EAemnoua a# constHl lUen, m gat be dgaldefl f DT. Aekei : .EneiiSh Remedy fpr Consamp- an Nefe o1Eif est eaUIiT H5pd n time
 !. tig wonderful .tt,4Gdt is so Under t pos.tiye uaraat e br#. I Ninton
The Springdale news., 1889-06-14

Mas CLEVELAND has been taking lessons On the violin and is now said to bo very prof gent with this instrument.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-14

IT is said that in the next three years New York will spend S6,000,- 900 for new payemen.s. New York is lively little village, and IS bound to get there
The Springdale news., 1889-06-14

CALVIN s. BR1cE. Of Ohio, was on " ednesdsy elected Chairman of the Democratic National Commit tee.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-14

THr Cambria Iron Norts at Johns town Pennsylvania, have resumed work.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-14

A CYCLONE struck Arkansas City Saturday, dostroyinga considerable amonnt of property and killing two eolored children,
The Springdale news., 1889-06-14

TuE NEvs is indcbted to Senator J. K. Jones for oGicial documents
The Springdale news., 1889-06-14

WArERuELoNs gre coming into market in Arkansas
The Springdale news., 1889-06-14

Euroa or Tte Etays Please an- gcWEa .r t.c cel.-a1a7 U y4A aaola=parer t'at we saIe a.zeatz soe st. Patrick eita, the nsat perfect eaihari.o @ vas HiIs i# tho market Thy not oal9 ic bat cleans the a5 seef 7iafr the blood and regulate tAe tes=e and bowels, they ale vigorous b03 pen. tie 1 lhei1 acton ard a1 be depended ufon- sold hv Iaay "1'ime md tlde watts tor 70 r8..a. Au occasional aoeof Gheath4a's Chih Tonic oflea saves z.t Iffaal ; iotg spell of sieanees. o cure, no pay" Sold by Winton Little spells ot fever, little cha!- se
 bland,
 Makes the mighty graveyard and and the angel band. 4 little oI CAeathara : Ch.lI Taaie
 taken row and then
 Makes the handsome women and
 the healthy men.
 Sold by ". I Eintou.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-14
BG Ck..t.A z Al,SIl3A s4lVK

The best aalYe ia the world for Grts, Rr6ses, Sores Ulcers, Sal Rheaos, i.eFer seros, Te5tar, Chap ed Hands, Chilblaias, Gorns aea all Skin Eruptiens, and positively cures Piles or 10 pay 1'efdired l. < gsusa s6eaa ta ris.. sieet atls faction, money .4a3ad. ir,aa . centa per hax. For sale u. sf \. DaiIy
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The Springdale news., 1889-06-14
gegarr Of Uty ,reasurof.S sGa @ar-
 shal's acaouuss.

aagarr Of Cty 'reasurof.> saa dan-
 shal's Accounts.
 Al recent meeting tte city council. Mayor Berry appoinyed committee to saatj@ate the ac- counts Of the city treasurer, and marshal and fhe eem@l,5a '3a mltted the following
 REPORT.
 We. fLe undersigned Comm ttee ap- aoIu-edlo examine the TlssiSurcf'5aad Marshal $ accounts. @oais respectfully submit tIs followirE
 YHt UBfa 5f Amount of general and in Iseasass at the begirrue of the FE3E ftiTsl lSas .....=.-........ - -.5 ss . Received during the ge'G treEi genera, fund ............s--.......=. 3l2 70
 a3a b. fmaUuc sai1 cut af general t5aa as sh4#sspyat5 rs.s zat l9 Amount af general fund on hand Arrii ! 'ssH. ..........s. ~ =. = l .t lte5#f31 H=t SttGtt ItHtttS Vft ttbfiH i at sha beginning of last yea, Naf5I1 ISS, 2S 35 Af.anttf received dltsIa. Htaa1 r. z,5 A
 2j4 9 Amount aaia oas of street fand . as shown by orders zz1 t> Amount of street fund on hand A P+ii les.sss..z Total amount III Treasury =..... l5S %
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The Springdale news., 1889-06-14

ssz s.i rsuo7ies, butthcy l'd na E 4d. | ,...l mai l. sHsHt bottle 5l AYes.s Han " ' lgoI' s11 a@frr using ouiy part 0t the con Fsats nv laad SIS covered with $ heavy growth ui mar. l feeouilAeliN zaU~ nrerarafi3a a8 the best in the world T. NundaF sharon Grove, hy-
 q have used Ayer'- Hair Figor for n number of F ears and It has 1iWaYS gwen satisfaction. |. auexgellent dres3- iHa. ara,..Hts the L2.r rom l!IhihE alav. in.rras its vigorous growth, anu l.fene rhe scalp white and clean. -- Mar i jackson. Salem, Mass
 1"I have used Ayers Hair Nigor for nrog.atiac the growth If the hair, and f#ni t uae4ualea IoI restoring the hair 5e 5ts ofleiual color and fer dress f4r. iI cannot be auf .-ssed. Mrs. 5eo- La FFYar, E9tpH Rapids, Mich
 "Ave.g Hair Figoy is a most excel lent trspar8tsnu for the hair. j speak ef it from 1uA uHn experience. Is H5e promotes the growth of new half anu makes t eIass1 and soft Ibe Nl5ar IA z.so < eITra Has iauirdtf. i-J N Bowen, Fluar Enquirer. . MeArthur, Ohio
 fa.a a5aL Ayers f.aig E.-er ter the nzst tga 2eals auI famd t aiEa ls 4rrras a.ad .5 be- ] restores the natu- raj eatar U gray aelr. caHssz the h4ir #8 -faH f= aT aHa kseRs E soit aH1 aeart. al '. ba. Coae2s, k T.
 father at aHoHf f4e ase If tl1lEt lot aif t}e Hajr trem tle f-nat ha he 2t After one month tg.sf 5t Ayers 518.1 SigOr fhr han HHEau rzWIHEz dn in Haet HaufAs he | ! aHlia z. q Aa.r afrhe aafu4a4 eulal H-i J Cullen, =.=T.##### .#.#.=.t4u-.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-14

alo 1 orta5t ion 0t oaadru0 makes tho | rEait and sillsenl. al,o, uupntS a deli cate but lasting per iIiEtE
 Several months aro my lsair com l4. efBtd falling cut, .r4 5=+ sra=llz l m head 9s oifn9s st ll. l tsiell many
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The Springdale news., 1889-06-14
aj'ar's !. naH Y'g0f IY'l

rs fae 'uieal" Hairaress ing. 1t TO- 1 stores the color TO Eray han promotes q fresh and vigorous s.aWtli prevents
The Springdale news., 1889-06-14
NsTILL WILLIAMS.

This firm carries large and well selected stock ol general morehan- dise, consisting ot dr5 goods eioth III. notions. haals and sAaes, hats and caps, hardware, glass ware qaeensware, .aooicn ware and in fact everything 5de farmer needs. Thay aIso pav the highest marke price fer country Pfodaas. either ia cash or ia mefchaadlse Mr. Taastili, ofttis finn. E aa ola rssi- dent of Goshen aBa h#s beea in bus mess there for several years. hr. Williams is a jolly energetic young man, and k well known in our town having formerly attended school here. Beth of bese gentle men are well liked hs every eHe, as k evidenced by tae amount oi tesucss conc hyttem We are an- der many obligations to Nr Hil- Hams for favors rendered. Woa.- 50 desire to thank Nr Wm, Pm at3 fora treat ia tte way ot an excellent Havana Vhseb We enjoy. eA vegy much.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-14
CLAIRE i,.yT iJ.T..

Ii4s aiaa does eaod business in e,aolai merchandising. aRA . 2 lance at their haeives wiil con- riaHe ang one that s5eig stock is coapiete. By strict attention to business and the IegItamaJe maaHer in which thcy deel "itb all, t6ey have EaiIt np a excellent trade. NJ. Clarke s $ also post master II Goshen.
The Springdale news., 1889-06-14

Ileaith good. Success 10 YOU aad yout paper.
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The Springdale news., 1889-06-14
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The Springdale news., 1889-06-14

GERARD
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-18
A TERRIBLE BLOW.
A Base Bah Bat Used With Deadly Effect in
a Saloon Row.

A Base Bah Bat Used With Deadly Effect in
Saloon Row.
speeSalto the Gazette.
ALEsTINE, Ten, Sept. IA diff
Guilty, which will probably prove fatal to
one of the parties, occurred at the Bis
marck saloon early last night. Joe Muir
phy. clerk at the saloon, and Albert
Cooke, son of Mr.. g. R. Cooke, the
ice manufacturer, had a misunderstand-
ing several days ago in reference TO some
remark made by Murphy, and which had
been repeated by Cooke to various par
ties about town. Murphy claimed that
the remarks were applied by him
to a different party from the one
to whom they were imputed by Cooke.
They met in the saloon last night and
Murphy insisted that Cooke owed him an
apologv. Cooke refused to make
the apology and in the wrangle that fol-
lowed Murphy seized base ball bat and
struck Cooke o powerful blow on the
hack of the head. The skull was pressed
| in nv the blow and the wounded man lies
! aft his home unconscious up to this hour.
| He has not spoken intelligently since last
night and physicians say his recovery If
! very doubtful.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-18
THE STATE UNIVERSITY.
Hon. O. H. Cooper Elected to Succeed Professor
Fontaine-The Board of Regents. s.


Fontaine-The Board of Regents. 81
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX. , Sept. 17.-The board
of regents met to-day to elect a successor
to Professor Fontaine, assistant professor
of Latin. The morning session of the
meeting. however. was passed in consid-
GRAFTON of the matter of the lease OF
privileges of the Sealy hosDital 'fh
relation to the city of Galveston.
There were large number of applicants
in and outside of Texas. Only three
gentlemen were balloted for by the
board. These were Professor Sellers OF
Galveston, Fitzhugh of Virginia ana
Hon. o. H. Cooper, present state super
intendent of public instruction. Pro-
fessor Cooper was elected after number
of ballots, when, after appTopriatlng
about twelve hundred dollars balance for
the new university building, the Doaro
finally adjourned.
The new professor elect is a native
Texan, having been born and raised III
East Texas. He was formerly an as
sstant professor in Yale college, ana
subsequently, q student at the universe
ties of Europe. Professor Cooper Is
Texan in feeling, sentiment ana every
thing else. In intellect and scholar
ship, while at Yale, he stood alongside
his bosom friend, Professor L. }. Pnelps,
| who was appointed by Cleveland
minister to England. Professor cooper
| is young man of fine physique, dlgnl-
! fed bearing and polished manners, VINO
would command attention IN any conn'
| try. He was congratulated by ais many
| friends tonight who say Texans mus
run Texas institutions as well as tbeil
own state.
The following are the board of regents
IT. D. Wooten. Z. j. Simkins, W. /
Parker, Waco; Seth Shepard, Dallas
&. T. Todd, Jefferson; T. NJ. Harwood
| and T. C. Thompson.