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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
ALLOWED TO RErf'Ey TO GTATEU Ala

For nearly year md half John Henry Hol-
lander. ~h. expelled from Guatemala In May.
los0 ~ "a "pcrnclou, foreigner has bcdU cndoavor
Ing through tho State Department to obtain permission
to return TO Guatemala to close up his business Affairs
there Mr.. Hoianhcr received yesterday, through the
Department Of state. a safe conduct IN English and
spanish from tho iuatcinalan Minister DR.. Fernando
cruz. The safe conduct permits him 10 return TO
Guatemala for siAty days. and guarantees him i'm
iuuuity from arrest mOic>tation Of kind during
hi, stay. Ne sailed the Pacific Nail steamship
Com panys regular steamer. the Newport, Yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
CHANCES ~ THE GERAAyIA LIFE.

Cornelius Doremus. who has lccn In tie service
81 the Gcrmana Life Insurance Company since IT,,
organization IN 1850. ard has for than twenty
two year, filed the Office 81 secretary. yesterday
elected vice president III p;ic" Of the late Frederick
.,hucuher Herbert Clllir, ~ho for the last nrt"cn
wear, Ia, been the cumpany> a taary. was appoint ii
secretary while Gusiay Mc!Lt who Ia, served The
c,.npary for more than eighteen years. made
AL ,tint secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
TIE .GDrERSYENr TESTS NUr 10 BE- DELArED

Wilmington. bel. oct. 20 cpcriai}.-In relation Ia
ire impression that the explosion al the Du
pont Pow CIDER Work, viii drlfy Government
tests ana "ilIrrwi" hamper naval army
operations. mcnItc. 81 the FIRM sad today. Ia
~ ihiI about the pri,mLc or testing powder. which
was manufactured only IN the ward in which The
cNI. took place. that he did not tl.Ek any tests
would he delayed. Iii, firm had 10000 pounds oi
the te.ting powder on hand. which had alsi the
explosion. and which would supply the Government
until ai.othcr II of mills could be started on the
same Kind Of work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
THE coz Is.
lie MAY Now EXA,ilHE TIE BOOKS.

Judg. LaHrnrc, In the supreme Corr, Yesterday
signed a maLdamu> requiring tie ". j. Johnson Com
lmi.y limited. 10 III " Thomas to3Wcio.d Martin
10 cAanilno the books Of TIL company. Martin fe
clared that he held iiir'n IN the s'ora II rho
COMPANY. bat that he lid we'd n 1v.drili> and
that the o.ioe., 81 the cpgpiy ri,cd e. allow hun
rNhiuih' IT,. bIp.. IT,. I'' 49, . = ,"ii d 1ial
t" the allegations, LH, tic 'pir :.uni"l t.c D.aa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11

c,mpanjes conn not be punished for handling such
matter Attorney General Watson says that he VIII In
,truc the prosecuting attorneys Of several counties 10
,,o,ic,.o Inc matter II Is the intention Of tho
sS e;ncra 70 hrtnc the question before the
OHIO Supreme Court either through criminal proc;dnr.
or in quo warranto, a>kns ior io''0''"'' "a WV
charters OF the several COMPANIES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11

Cncaro oct. 100. Mciati"n Las h"cn appointed
acting chairman Of H." Tram Missouri l'r'fh'
As.ooat!gl vice " ". rladlcy. resigned. I"ndl'g the
ui~ctl;g .! IIc MANAGERS on Octob"r ~. Wien the
question c III Cplt.rIrnce Of III" ASSOCIATION u. lts
,r..r, -u ,ll lao d.,ld.d >o'..o Of the rrds favor
,u aniar7u.,.!pI II il. 'h:S" Western irlsht hS>p
WiT,,cv IN general chare" Othcs> desire that the
as Su,ii,,rs h. continued A. now constituted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
WOOD As HARD AS IRON.
From a Kew bulletin.

From Kew bulletin.
The jarrah wVd Is a species OF eucaly plus. native
Of western Australia. The main difficulties In coIncc
ton with II, Use In this country the COS! Of freight
for such heavy timber from Australia. and Ii, intense
Iiardre>S. hcl makes u diiio u for Ordinary Eng
li>I cIrpnt"r,' tools 10 work II. The tree which pro
Cu'cs II rr"r generally To height of 100 feet. and
sometime, 40 feet. Ii Is found VnE " western AuS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
rDENoST EIKIIOEN AND MISSOURI

pcadwrh. :. D.. oct. 10Th" tunhcl 1T the Fro
mont FliIurn AID Missouri Valley Railroad. ".O''
fee, IN lc 9Th, Iudlng apprar ic". l. No" olc'St
November the irst train viii citcr Dcddwo"i over
that ruId.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
EMPLOY Els ROB A SILK FRI.

S. L. Block. who Is In the silk business at Nos.
90 to % Franklin.st appeared at the Essex Market
Police Court yesterday morning 10 prosecute John
Coombs. twenty years old. who was In his employ
rs IL porter on charge OF grand larceny. II Is al
legcd that Cvvmbs had stolen over u 900 worth VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
EXPRESS COMPANIES AND TIE LOTTERY LAW

Columbus. Ohio. Oct 10 (speciaD-Thc express com
pancs doing business In Ohio are probably - bc
forbidden TO handle business for TIE Louisiana Lottery
Company. In reply O letter f,om the Attornrg
General VI Louisiana received " GaJ. asking tic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
NJ t.l' fIIVTUfI''U TTUHHK NiT"'T' II
Howe Of the Ma.arhul sets Institute Of Technology
who was in the cha r. rose and said

Gentlemen: Cicero says II T. bitter never 10 hav'
lcru a prince than 10 have been prince AID become
a -, ilnom man. Tier" Will b" a f"!ug u i"c.ct
,,,o,, nj, gathering -pcr>cs tst tie opportunity %:
listening to III" wisdom Of a Low than IL u. # at
ming tie race Of Ellison. ;Ec clr1u"u"" e a
Ei,rct.n; TIE learning Il n Wedding. l. AZ an md.
I;u: ,. memory Of the IL l. t and priv l'gs II thi-
meeting viii OutWr's "a and clacr that I"g c,.
The convention va, thrn formally adjourned.
The Springdale news., 1890-01-24
It Flakes "Tha News Tired

To see so much trash on ur pub llc streets
 To hear people set around and talk about hard times" Gel uj and rustic and there wont be any such thing as hard times.
 c see q man stand on the corner and tlow about booming the town, and then slip around ami do every under handed trick in his power 10 injuro It.
 Te see the young ooys of Spring dale een9regnte on the corners af ter supper aad hollow and guy al per sons passing by Don't q il boys Il only shows gour breeding.
 To see the s'fesfif, fown cow with her foro.f,et up ma farmer 5 wagon who brings produce to To wn eating every 5ng ID reach Ii not only makes FHE NEWS. tired, but 1t makes the farmer tired. also
The Springdale news., 1890-01-24
C0uSTYFrEMs.
Condensed or Taken Bodily From our
 County Exchanges.

Fsye.t vile is work ing to secure
 heesc factory
 Nre. Dr. Nahan an estlmah'e h. day of Prario Grove died last week.
 The huslness of the January term of the County Court was complot- ed Thursday of Inst week
 R s. Retnyr of sprrogdaIo and Lawson Potts of Wesley have been eraried increases ofpension.
 Considerable ex, itemeut IS be irg st rred uo in the vicinity ot Farmlngton by a mad dog scare.
 Mr David Crawford of near son's Chapel lesl hls residence and all his hous ehoid goods recently by fire.
 The yonng men of Fayetteville are endcayoring to organize..a mili- tary company to be called the Nation al Guards.
 MT A J. Greenhouse, of Elm Srrine>, md Miss Bette Woodruff oi h,.aI Niee9 Grove were marrled "Wednesday Jannary 5
 George Ciabtree who was senten- ced to the penetentiarl for o.e } ear tor larceny at last term of circut court has been pardoned by the governor.
 The contract for keeping the poor of Washington county was agarn let to James Racket, at s 7per month each. There are now ten paapeis in the poor house.
 The hlgher Court having affirm, ed the decision of the lower court .n the ease Of san Jones for mur- der io thls county, Governor Eagle has sentenced hun 10 be hanged on February 2l The ease was changed to the Benton Circuit Court from this county and the ex- eeullon wall 70 doubt take place in Bentonville
The Springdale news., 1890-01-24
NnbserIbers mud Renewals.

Tue following is list of those subscribing or renewing since last ackn"wledgement. Each and all of them have our thanks. ]. M. Martin. John Sanders. $. Nj Wtignt. M II Linebarger ]. F. Williams. F. NJ Sutt Q. John Joy ee ! F, kaiter. J. r. Warner. Solomon Burner. | T. Lane Miss Ella Vaughn, S rinefieId No J w Huffman. ". T. Banks Dr.J Youn5 Jno P. Scott.
 " NJ. Sweeney B. F Polleck Rev. l. ID. Houston. Calvin Helcomb. ] \, Bag5ett s. P. Gabbert, Monett, Mo.
The Springdale news., 1890-01-24
The gay and festive Chas. B. Miller has not yet been apprehent.

The gay and festive Chas. B. Miller has not yet been arprehenc;. ed.
 One of the substantial m- provemcats recently made Was the widening of the bridge on Emma Avenue.
 The nttlc Swear old sen of W II White died first ot the week. The grief str ken parents have the sympathy .7t the entire eommu. n.ty.
 -1t Is rumored that spuogdate will have Al other paPrr soon II is also said that a real estate agrat of this pl "e K m Ka' SIS makr, 7 the deal now 4 Kansas rews paFer for Springdale! Fhew
 Tt ,alned and sleetrd all day Wedae'lay and Thursday mornna the trees aud houses were all covered with ice and they glisten- ed sparkled III the sunlight like diamonds It wa> a beau, lui agh.
 The stuck hJldors ot the SI rlngdale Canning Col4pany held meeting Monday night and eject cd the following d, a board O ail C tors for the ensuing year: .Ino R. Harms, James D"dson. MIiIar Der. ry3 l.. I Caudle and b Chllstiaa. All good men and the business of the concern is in safe hands.
 = Tomorrow night tho school b' ard wall meet an1 select teachers Tor the public school There k considerable interest manifested by our citizens as to who will be seie-t d. ali wanting, of course, good, competent teachers. We have been informed that quite Il number of ladies aad gentleman have applied and I we den4l have rst class teachers 1t wIll be the fault of the board, that's all.
The Springdale news., 1890-01-24
NOTICE.

We the undersigned oraymen have adopted the following prices " hIeh will he strlvkiv adhered to. II Trunks 9 cents. Milling business 10 to 9 cents. Produce buslness 10 to g cents.
 j W RHODES.
 N. M. DAILY.
 4. NJ. KEENAN,.
The Springdale news., 1890-01-24

pr. D. C. Baker, optiean of Cen traI City, Ky, witl be al Spring dale. Jan. 20. apd wlIl remain un- nl February Ihe doctor is a thorough graduate n his business and makes the eye specIalty. Don't 'aii 10 give him a call He eorreete all errors by iittiug glas- ses properly.
The Springdale news., 1890-01-24
NOTICE FOR PG BLICAToN
Land 0siee at Harrison AFk. i
 lEeenMheF U. Iesa l

Ea---I-I V---T-T - TI 7II T"|TT -f ! N,
 December j6 iss9
 Note x leH-I+E giFeu that the fol IoH fue=Haaed settler has Hied notice of hie GlEsfia4 10 uase fhal proof in o1 Hts cldW. and that said pTaat 08ft He made He54e tHe County judeeer H i5s absence tEe County Clerk z ha-ffneton county at Fay etteyitte A#a=. oI Ftbuar, I5. 1sa0 VIZ: .fa4e= D. tir=f9e Il E No 5l47 for the e. M NE. &H4 NW4 NEf see 2s Ip l, : is sl ".
 Hc names 58c foli5Vife witnesses to pr@e continuous residence upon and cuIteatien If, eaid land. VIZ. Isaac Lowe. William Evans. James X smith James D. BriekeX all of Elm s-ff5 l.s#e GHAS. X GEEENF.
 Register
The Springdale news., 1890-01-24
NOTICE FOR TEACHERS.

All parties desiring to teach in the Public school in Springdale the eusu- ing year. commencing tue first Monday in March, ls99, and continuing four months, and conmencmg the tilst Mon day in September also continuing fom months, are requested to make their application jn writing to the Secretary of thc Board, stating which department they desire 10 teach in. between this and the fourth SatHi- day night in January. ls90. at which time the Board will meet and elect the teachers Tor the benefit of applicants will state that there are fonr depart ments. viz: Two primaries, intermedi- ate and higher. C. N. PHILLIPS,
 nec Baara.
The Springdale news., 1890-01-24
TOWN AND NEIGHB0RH00D.
Interesting Items Picked Up On the
 Wing by News Pencilers.

If you want a live. progressive paper take TIE NEWS.
 Soon to time for clIy election. Who'll you have for the ofiicersz
 We are informed that ths Grand Army Post at ths place has about 80 mem bers.
 -Tne columns of TIE NFws are open to any person who desires to suggest city ticket.
 The band IS talking of a eon- cert for the near future Wo be- speak for the boys crowded house.
 -Renncr & Brown. one of our enterprislng butcher firms, has packed about l5,o0o Feands oi meat and rendered up 2.5o0 pounds of lard.
 An orchestra has been oreauI- zed in SFrinedaIe. witt. J I Kei ter, lst violin; |. D rrtross, 2od violin Jno. '. Stafford. eoraet anu John Dedsea, bass
 It Is all very nlce to laugh and talk about Ia grippe, but gentle read CT you wrcstle wlth Il for about a week, and we'll guarantee you VII never speak lightly oft afterwards.
 A srnall select crewd of ladies and gentlemen meet once week at the hall Tor the purpose of learn ing the round dances. We learn they are meeting wit very good success.
 The new hotel ,s about eam pleted and Ii aiadleu in Monday i the weather ', "a ' able. Uncle Thomas has m excel. lent building and we congratulate him on iis completion.
 We are in a position to official ly state that there will be frult and stock show n Spring inle Il Nt fall. Thc .a erfr.lng C. Is IT thls neck I the wo ds nave never yet undertaken thing wnach Nas not carried taa e'.nPiete ell, cess aud th,s wall be no exception to the rule.
 The editor was in bed sick the greater portion of last week and tho boys of the office who are not yet gladuatad Tn the art ol printing, got out the paper. And with the exceptions of creditlng some of our original matter to exchanges, etc, thev dld very we'll and put before our reader neat paper consider in" Yes, che boz ld W
 A NEWS rofarter, feranbo a. ting around lawn alIti news yes. terday sIrurk Unclc Inc mas Glad den at the new hotel building, and he informed us that on the night of February 5, 1890, he would gIve a supper and grand ball to signalze tho opening of his new hotel. The supper will be excellent, the danc- lhg superb and every body will have a good tune.
 Tho N. W. Arkansas Horticul- tural Society met in Springdale Tuesday night of last week and elected the following offe CTS for the ensuing year:W c. N1ne nhelier, President; F. T. Caudle, Eiee Pres ident; Jno P Stafford Secretary; c. Petross, Treasurer The folio wing Executive Committee was also elec- ted; A. s. Gregg, Chairman; L. J. Reed, l. D. R der, W. Il Hol- comb and Dr. J. Young. Tho s. clety will hold another meeting Wednesday night, January 20, and all who feel an interest in horu. culture are requested to come out.
The Springdale news., 1890-01-24

If you ask what is the quickest. best and safest Chill Tonic the answer wIll invariably be " Ny friend. Hse Cheat ham s Chill Tonic as the finest antipe- lodic in use being free from poison and guaranteed Sold by H. \. Daily
The Springdale news., 1890-01-24
Ayers Cherry pectoral,
 PREPARED BY Dr. j. c. Aver & Co.,. Lowell, Mass, Price q sz bottles, B. Worth s5 bottle
LEGAL NOTICES.
ss>'-ss-
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Harrison Ark D.camnrr S3 ISsg.

II'I.. HUI oH, I0od. ] Notice is hereby ajs0 that the fol- lowiue=rauea -e8te ha- He'd Hotlee of Hz #te#t}aH .a make l2al proof in sanTo#4 s# and fHa1sld proof 8itI lgz:4az-e te!Gst 5se County Judge or la las aHsea6e the County Clerk of Nasa5aGt#l county If Fayetteville Ark, 0a EeHuHE F ls9a yiz: Isaac L. Lowe bE &p s4ia for tie SE4 NH see B Tp1s NR al N
 Ite names the following witnesses 70 prove his continuous residence upon and eiifiyatiH Hef.=ati lWd. EIz:Jamel D George N#IaH INaH$. Jams 1 Smith. James T. Brekev atI of Efin springs. 8rk. tH4s. Il GREENE. N. Jflo6G. Register
 AttF
The Springdale news., 1890-01-24

" He shook, and he shook till his shak-
 ing was chronic, He then bought bottle of Cheat
 ham $ Chill Tonic. He sad to his friends though q shak-
 er of yore. Thanks tothe C. ( Tonic I'm
 shakeruo more, Sold by WInton.
The Springdale news., 1890-01-24
G DING NORTH.
DIRECTORY.
$. D. "

s. D. ".
 The s. D. ". of Sprlngdale Township meets ever, Saturday evening al 0 clock iH the hall ever Searcy \ sons store. Members from ether Societies are cordially invited to attend.
 c. 4. R
 U. s. Grant Post No. 34, department of Arkansas, meets 1st Saturday III each month at o'clock. and 3rd Saturday 1t 7:30 O. clock. B NmDYke Com
 ]. D. Allsbau2h Adj 1.
The Springdale news., 1890-01-24

Don't trust to luck, but rub on d little of Hunts Care lo! Itch Tetter Ringworm or Eczema. Sold by N. | Winton.
The Springdale news., 1890-01-24
SPRINGDALE NEWS

ss.5 N hen no specIal numbero- tines is stated locals will be run an til ordered out and charged for accordingly
The Springdale news., 1890-01-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
W anted at once! 500

W anted atonce! 500 customers that Re may give each of them d q perfect fitting basque pattetn With eaeh dress they buy. B r Dea- yer & co
 Elegant stand lamps at 4. f. kerr's for on ' 25 cents.
The Springdale news., 1890-01-24
NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice is hereby giaen tlal l, !. r. Henderson bY virtue of q certain Deed of Trust with full D aWer of sale therein given, executed To me by Mattie R. MaftiHdale at Springdate i'll Washing ton CoHntY Arkansas, on the Eth day of October lSs9, will, on
 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 1890, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 1 0 clock l. m. of said day. sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand the following described real estate ip Washington County Arkansas, to wit. Commencing at the southwest corner of the Southeast Quarter If Southwest quarter of section one in Township. seventeen North of Range thirty west. and running thence east 3S rods. foot and inches for a beginning corner: and thence north g fOds, thence east l0 rods i feet and 6 inches; thence South 23 rods thence west 28 fods. IT feet aHd 6lleaea io tHe place of begin nnIC CmtfaeNl tArec acres more or less. Together ".th8li aFpuutenaHees therefuta betuustug ~atd saie k made 10 sat Y certain debt of sl0O and illtettS5aE teH Der cent per auuum from October Huh, k ., evidenced by two certain PrommIsSOrY notes gwen - ilt ny 9dId Nldtile Il. MdItlna+le on October tn i6sa. one hea- fir SIa due Becemue1 25tli fss9, and the other being for SS5 aue September lst Is80 default haIng been made in the pay ment ot Che irat ot said notes and by the terms of said Deed ef Trust all of said notes were to become due on de fault heihg made iH the payment ot either 0t said notes when lue. and said Deed 0f Trust further providing that on default If payment of either of sad notes sad lands shall be sold to sdtis- fY said debt
 J H OWnb9 my duly authorized agent a4d aucney will sui erinteld and maka said sale far me.
 This January =, le30.
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The Springdale news., 1890-01-24
MARRIED.

NJ MtRKIED-In Sprinedale January 2t ls90. Ar. NJ. Carrigan to Miss Alice Ward, Rev II NJ, Granade 0tficia- ting.
 The newly married palr have the best wishes of thelr fire nds.
The Springdale news., 1890-01-24
PURELY PERSONAL.

\ s Freemae was iatownreecntlz.
 B Mmtim s i. Eaeea oa business
 Mulard Berry was at the Cauu.y capital yesterday
 Doe Wltkerson was mp from Osagr Mills th's week.
 R NJ. Gaa. Jeff "Wednesday evening fer Se. Jeln kansas
 Prof. lIensley and wffe aeat down to FaA etteyilie yesterd8.
 W P Eady real estate rustIer from Columbus, Kansas Was in town this @tek
 : r Gz.t ft.- sroza.4 jol+ tHea8 C VI. Ga ht " d5Fa s5n At84et5 Mo ca visit
 -J N. Pattersau as=srlzel a4al the county dalus goe.i missjaHar. aJfk for ttv Democratic saftt
 Re L.D fI.r=.sa .ea Light for Charleston AK iIe A4f return HeX. week.
 -J0 Smiley was oyer from lin iz- vile first of tue wr k. His 5sisler, Miss Dn thy smiley it turned hon Q with him.
 Thee are quite namber O. people sick II SriiHedaie Ii Is td Ae hoped they haven tthe griq.
 Prof Celtrsne and family taHea 4 fFf#giF# Nbere they hay been some dlna Ysl tiHg leIatiVe..
 Car Petruss was oyer rom thp hills iirst Ot the week He sslli u the near future. we are pie sed to state take al his residence III Sprlnsdale
 Mis Mary Woods. charming little lady of Bentonyille was III town reeeH- tIy She Ill company with Miss Cessna ClayPool made TIE NEWS pleasant call.
 Chas r. IIawn left Wednesday night for rilihinia. Indian Territory where he has secured q position as railway agent. We WIsA Charley fall measure of success.
 Dave Banks left for home Saturday night after spending some time Elal- ting Hs parents near hele. His broth er Jeln accompanied hlm.
 sam Claypael whose home k III. BeutonviIle. bat We is no8 travelling for St. Bous wholesale house, vas III tow II last week.
 Nh. A. B. Uardgrave, a promi uent young lawyer of SpTiHgdaie. late of CIarhSYile vas in tHt city last week and paId the sentinel | dYette- vile SehtiHel
 j. P Denver recently had sli ght attack of tie grippe and he was ohseN ed going down the street "Wednesday wi | a great coat and three um- beilas. Tip don Intend to take q re- lapse, that $ certain
 W NJ. ~weeney of near Zion was in to H4 inst ut the week i1ck k one ef the biggest and best hearted boys in Washington county Il We are al ways glad to see him.
 Prof. Cole. of Phillips county. WAS ill the city Tue taV ta see hIs college friend 9r Ehas. KicHare son. Ee de- sires 10 locate m Northwest Arkansas -Fayetie4 iile Democrat.
 lhe Pfofes or and Is excellent Ia day were in ~I nsaale Ias week. IEey are both applicants t8 ttaea Ia cur public seheel
 Uncle William fI8leomb was in to sn this week and following lIs usual
The Springdale news., 1890-01-24
ALWAYS ON FIND

Bob Ors. The Timer, has the fn. est stock of tinwaro in town.
The Springdale news., 1890-01-24

Uncle William fI8leomb was in to sn this week and following lis usual custom he looked up IHE NEWS scribe to have q chat and find oat hoW the folks were. He told us of him sell aua wife visiting grandma Reayis who resides in Elm Springs towHsHiP or the 85h iagt which WIS her ssh birthda9 .alale Will s=sys she Was spripntly for me=e. her age. and We Il ruafantee she can spin her hai3n 91 yarn now with tie best ot eff.
 N. R Giyeus WAS up from Spring town recently and he came round to THE NEWS office .iist a caVortin be cause he hadn 1 gotten the paper since he had moved. He said his 1amlly was "on edge, too owing to the absence of THE NEWS Ne rectiGed the mistake and Mr. Giyens departed happy: and now If he don get his paper we'll just go tp to headquarters and have d bout with Uncle J0hnnY " Hanamaher,
The Springdale news., 1890-01-24

If you want q live. progressive paper take TIE NEWS.
The Springdale news., 1890-01-24
Like Magic, "

THE effect rro1uced by Ayers Cherry Pectoral. Colds, Coughs, Group. nnl Snrn 1hrnaf are in most casns iir-