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OFFICERS.
'I i* .*• M ; 1 Harry
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■J'iW.isK i r. * Fetross.
>.l ir-' tl. i F Harris
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.*. ,i ! 1:i 1 > .a.lay both mnrnin:: :ml
i -tii I ,.i.meeting etory lours
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<-*■*,;s:iM ii*!t:i •*. meeting 1st Frida >
i, .*\,• * in >a at 1 ::u i>st. > iu lay I
•!: * >; i. '-.‘.*i a ■ . Sun-la). Il 1 l>i*av
' !{< -,. Js •' Matthews, Pastor.
i ,:k k tam rnui'.cil--■ r 'iielling I
C";'‘ \ ii -? .a,lay in nidi mouth.
;u mu'.ii'^ a hi i-vi ntng. Prayer meet
ing everv V.T U-sdav evening. .Sun- |
da-, s.'hool ever- Sunday at Si', w.
Mr. A. .V. Milster, Pastor.
M. E. Cur licit- Services first Sun-1
,1av in ciicii mouth at tlic Baptist
chinch in H n m and at night
llev. II. 11. Scruggs. |
Pinmai n k Baptist.—Services ev-i
err seccn . i.mi.iy in each month nml
• ,i hi las I . Sunday scho il 0.80
A M, .! I„ Watson. Sopt.
id 1 it . Lot ing. Pastor, ;
>tissni\Kiv Baptist.—Servlres ev-1
or. t !iird So i.d s\ on 1 at night. Prayer
mcei ill t evil ' Tuesday night.
I>. \V. Neal, Pastor.
s'. I’liK-n'i i K inv.—Services at Bnp
tist church ever. 1th Sunday, morn :
ingaii lev;, ng by Bev.d. 11. Kelley.
l.friiK': \ s. Services every Sunday
nt in.;; i. a m. Sunday school every i
S uidnv at T c m. ' K Under. Simt.
il,-v. A. S U I thohinicw. Pastor.
Sen • -;vii !>A' ™ VnvKTttisrs.— Snb
hath r -hot>; a1. In o -lock every Sabbath.
K. B. Voting. Supt
SECBKT SOCIETIES, ETC.
F. A M Meets at hall in Baptist
phnrch Friduvjuiffht, on or before full
moon in each month.
B. F. Heaver, M.
E. Atwood. Sc
S. S. & !. CO. Meets first Monday in
(i ic'.i month. L. It i’etross. Pres.
Jno. 1*. Stafford. See.
C. S ({ran* Cost No. 34.—Meets nf
tei 'i'ion of i : ,st at unlay in each month,
ami at m do o 'hlrdasaturday in each
mouth it 1 (t- a■ B hall.
.limathim Smith Commander.
K. I’. 11,ill. Adjutant.
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({OSSIP WHO' TILED BY NEWS
VV.NtTLLF.US.
Items nr Interest Picked lip «n Our
Street Corners During the Past
S vea Days.
JVy and dusty this week.
The building boom 'till continues.
Iv o-ybody lakes in the free
F^ow.
W'ioiv, O whore, is*that marble
ordinance?
Come to t' e picnic and lmvo a
good time.
C. Petros.* w,".t to Fayetteville
V/ed liesday.
Trade 1ms keen comparatively
good tlil< week.
Toe band n< \v has a complete set
o Ju ”.v insiru n nts.
The*Cann’iig Company t* now
working oa tomatoes.
What are y i guing*to de*about
fixing up Hu grave yard?
T >m White, of Faj'etteaillo, was
li town tiist i t the week.
A crowd id young folks were out
from Fay.tteviii** Wednesday even
i'*br
.1. L. C uds oil brought us in some
i eo peaiho and trail apples this
w rok.
Wo :;)%• ii. iehiedto II. A. Uftilv
f r on* * I ins lievv ‘‘Sporting
N ew s ' e g: V
Wouldn't K s ri Avenue b^^-'.jee
Ibis hot. dusty " . tUier V~c, ,p».
only pjii iii.' ~ ^ «»■'
t o-i. , :,..m:i' Gladden and L. J.
®8i*f h«-m«! : ’ ■ mindulates speak at
Farmington fu. lay.
A . Warm if Lowell, was in
town Tuesday making purchases
am aio our ru. ly bants.
,< \V. Jo’ i.s. -i mid family are vis
a , Mr. .’oliiison’s tnothei and
oilit-r r, laiiv.v . Missouri.
Ma-lc .M:C;- iV, of Fayittoviljt,
(nti»‘d on us Thursday morning
y. t.li - *n id'.B, ntonvillc.
' I f you are in doubt ns to how yon
subscription stnndc come in and sei
about it. We must have what i
due ns.
Dr. r. .1. Holcomb is down fron
t lint'in, Mo., visiting relatives am
ohl friends, uc will return hotni
Sunday.
A large number of pension appli
cants made their uj poarancc before
the examining board of physicians
last Wednesday.
licit Williams and lion. W. M
1 tv is came in from the canvass
Saturday eveting to be with t t.ei i
families Sunday. Bet is feeling
jubilant.
C. W. Phillips is Greeting a new
dwelling house on bis lot on IIol
comb street. Mr. Phillips says that
when completed this will be the
best house in town.
All those who have not paid for
street work are requested to call
and settle at once.
J. F. II \RRts,
fttrect Coiunrssioner.
Republicans in favor of organiz
ing a club at this place will please
meet at the G. A. li. hall, Monday
evening, July 30th, at 8 o’clock.
Bn Kkqlkst.
Martin Walaer, living one mile
west of Lowell, crossed the line
Wed lies lay to see the bo«t town in
v* »-iiiNi/? >ti fountv. an i whilo here
h -tpc i to increase the audionce ad
dress. I by the candidates for
prosecuting attorney.
i'li'.* celestial Exhibition Smidav
nigh was grand. About 11 o’clock
fair Lady Moon, perched in a corn
loan *-ky and radiant in her fullness,
received the earth’s shadow with a
grace that was truly maidenly. The
eclipse lasted an hour and a half.
A largo crowd attended llio speak
of the candidates for prosecuting at
torney Wednesday. Mr. Baker and
Mr. Walker arc both gentlemen,
and made good tittle talks. There
is no ill-feeling whatever between
them and they are
getting along nicely.
We call your attention this week
to the announcement of .1. K. Suttle,
who is a candidate for county clerk
before the Democratic parly. Mr.
Suttle is a young man who has
worked himself up by perseverance
and hard work aid should the De
mot-racy honor him with the nomi
nation tho office will lie in comp -
tent hands.
We notic" in (ho Little Bock Ga
ze ttc nn account of the death of
lion. Husia McGuire which occured
Monday night at his home at Mc
Guire’s Store, S miles cast of Fay
etteville. Ills death was caused by
cholera morbus which was brought
on while on tho cans ass, he being a
candidate for re-election to a scat
in the house of representatives.
Tho prohibitions met at the office
of Gill & Vtnccnhellcr Saturday
night and organized a prohibition
club with I lev. Evan Thompson,
President; Esq. John Sunders viee
President and Ohas. Baker. Secre
tary and Treasurer. The club meets
every Saturday night. All persons
in sympathy with prohibition are
invited to attend the meetings.
A correspondent from Mis
sissippi writing to the Arkansas
.Methodist pays the following high
compliment to our tow nsman, Bev.
J. A. Peebles: “A number of our
colleges have conferred cause hon
oris, the degree of I). I>. upon
worthy and well qualified brethren,
upon none more worthy than upon
our friend and brother. Rev. J. A.
Peebles, presiding elder of'Fayette
ville Distric t, Arkansas Conference.
jim 1 e» uiea w in our m'ihkii iiime
in the days of “wild lang Bine.”
IT" was u graduate of old La Grange
Colloge, Ala., in tlie year before
the war, and was our fellow labor
er and brother beloved in tbe min
istry, in the years immediately pro
ceeding his transfer to Arkansas.'’
We are informed that there is a
gentleman in,Springdnle who claims
that Xebbnehadnezzar is the name
ot one of the hooks of the l?iblc.
We have also boeu numerously
Informed by a certain other gentle
man that there were more ‘'sucker's”
in Springdale than any ether place
oneaitli. We nre also informed
that Prof. Frazier (colored) who
entertains tho people who gather
around the stage which stands near
the tent of the manipulators of kid
ney and liver pads, had learned
through our reliable informant of
the fishy character of our popula
tion. and decided to angle in our
midst. We arc also informed that
his success last Saturday night
would have made Isaac Walton
green with envy. We also have it
upon relinbl. authority that tl e
l’rpfessor used a cotton twine about
seven hundred feet long, both ends
oi which wero attached to a leather
battery, with which the expert fish
erman proposed to perceptibly
shock as many persons as would
; take hold of tL~o ■sty^‘ir r mie rush
"1. suer man's line was.'m
nieiise, and strange as it 11 ay appear
the gentleman whom we have quo -
ed as authority on tho number of
tho “sucker-’ population of Spring
dale, was t: c first man tor-nich on
to that, string, and tin \, ry hi't n no
to turn it loose a lien the shock
came, these statements ere ati
made on reliaoie information and a
firm belief only, and not from any
information derived from personal
expertenc e.
For lame hack, side or chest
ust l-ii', Vs Perms Plaster- Pr -e
‘_’’i efs. sale by Id. A. Daily.
• I a. .). Roods,of Delaney, was i
> (town Wednesday and Thursday.
James l>. Kelley and John F
Woods, of Eureka Springs, were ii
i town Thursday.
| I)r. John Shackelford was ii
town last Monday lor the first lino
in many months.
•General Good was out promcnad
' ing with an army of young ludie.
| Wednesday night.
Rev. Harry May, the converted
i Jew. preached to a large eongivga
! lion Tuesday night.
Theo. Park r is improvin'* hi
| properly by huildim a neat portlet
| in ft .it of his re den -e.
Rev. Wines, of Van Buren
preached an interesting sermon al
the Baptist church Thursday night
Horry & Harris have a bran new
two horse spring wagon which they
propose using in »heir real estate
business.
Leslie Durley, an insurance man
<>f Little itock, was in tho city
Thiiisday, looking after tho insur
ance interests.
So far Untdc John Liehlytcr is
the boss tomato grower, he having
dcl’vered more to the factory than
any other man.
1 ill* wild Ulllv K Mil ] y crop is im
i in on -»e tins year and those brought
I to market hero have command e I
i better ju ices than usual
( . W. Wright n building a neat
I and substantial veranda in trout ol
j his store room- Ft will be tiie only
tiling of the kind in town.
Mr. Re Idiclt and family, of Gar
field, was iii town this week to do up
some trading, lie is a relative ol
our townsman, \Y. N. Pierce.
Kd. Goodman brought us in twe
very large yellow tomatoes Satur
day, and John Cleintner brought in
some Tuesday. They were all very
tine.
In most of the northern cities the
t hermometer indieatt us run as high
| a« 10n degrees, wtiile hero we have
failed so far to see a register above
it5 degrees.
There is 1 n!k of organizing a coat
| piny to prospect lor natural gas
and mineral in the vicinity ot
Springdale. By ail means let the
work begin.
James I). Allsbaugh has bought
twelve acres of land trom Fer
dinand Thornton 1 mile and a hall
southwest from town and will prob
ably engage in fruit culture.
Many farmers are breaking wheal
Ian t. The early bird will succeed,
and the earlier and the deeper the
ground is turned the better the
chances will be lur good crops.
S. H. McGlothlin recently bought
a farm of 260 acres fifteen miles
west of town and will move soot)
Me. is a good citizen and the coin
inanity can hardly afford to lose him.
Just north ot the railroad stock
yard there is a large pool af stag
nant water which should be declar
ed a nuisance, which it positively
is to all living in that vicinity. !l
not removed soon serious illness
may result from it
So Itase Hall.
There will be no game of hall
this evening as before stated owing
to the fact that tho “Browns” could
not be hero. The picnic will bo
held in tho grove east o! the Jinp
j list chnrch.
S. M. Wright, of Terre Haute, Hi.,
shipped liis goods to Springdale Se
vern! Jays ago, and wrote Berry A
Harris that lie would probably ar
rive with his family this week. He
expects to locate permanently in
Springdale and engage in the dry
goods business.
If all the property owners from
Dodson & Co's, west to Pollocks
furniture house would tear out thcii
wooden platforms and Py brick
sidewalks and then erect awnings
as Dodson A Co. have done the tide
of pedestrian travel would be turned
to that side of the street, and bus:
ness there be much increased. A
contract to do the entire job could
be made on more favorable terms,
too,than one alone.
We hope that the proposed pros
porting and mining enterprise will
become strong enough to have a
five inch hole one thousand feet
deep at some point within or near
the corporate limits of the town.
The possible revelations of such a
■hole in tlu> ground" would prove
startling to the most imaginative of
our citizens, and might add millions
to the material wealth of the town
in six months. A vein of coal
within fixe hundred feet of the sur
face would be a bonanza; an _ i
iptUiiklV*4VAvT)Idd be a roaring e.itar
i art of wealth, while a rushing
| stream of natural gas would lift us
■ all out of our old boots. One ot
j these three possibilities would bo
[almost a certainty, besides the
; chant' of iludiug i no ofthe previ
ous iuetitij in i ty ing ; iant;t:os.
S'; ( : ght', too miserable
i hv th:V. terrible cough. Shiloh’s
cure is h ■ Remedy foi you. Hoi
sale by 11. A. Drily.
Catarrh Cured, health an 1 sw<*« t
breath cured, hv Shi! >!»'* < atari 1
Remedy. Prie. * SO cvnt = ■ i
injeci- '' rsale by H. A,
i Da !; .
A Hentiliful Seal *ikin ( lank
3 '
is a becoming garment 1c a lady
If she has an elastic slop, an aw oi
, grace and modesty, ainl the glow
of health on i cr cheek; she will al
v. ays command admiration. With
' out these, no woman can appear to
.* i advantage. With sickly counten
mice, painful gait, and listless air.
she is an object of pity. How man)
’ I American •women daily drag out a
•wretched existence, ignorant of the
blessing of perfect health! All her
weaknesses can be cured by Dr.
. Fierce’s Favorite 1'ieseriptiou, the
great specific for prolapsus, lencorr
’ hea, ulceration and unnatural dis
charges. a he only medicine sold
! y diigg'sts, under a positive guar
antee of giving --atisfaction, or inon
I ey refunded. Head guarantee
| printed on its w rapper,
j l>r. Pierce’s Pellets, or Anti bili
ous Granules; in vials, 2? cents; use
a dose.
ww r»« »v>—.i'ercsi cetrar *. aatevxsntax mi tmmmm mm
I «v v\vv Of tho (rood thtmrs of thii
are sorrowfully let
p.loro on account of Dyspepsia. Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion ami Constipation; aold on a
positive guarantee at &5 and 50 costs, by
W. V. Winton.
won Til KNOWING.
Mr. W. If, Morgan, merchant,
Lake Oitv, Fla., was taken with a
severe cold, attended with a dis
tressing cough and running into
Consumption in its first stages. 11 o
tried many so-called popular cough
remedies and steadily grew worse.
Was reduced in flesh and had oiili
culty in breathing and was unable
to sleep. Finally tried Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption
and found immediate relief, and af
ter using about a half dozen bottles
found himself well and lias had no
return of the disease. No other re
men}’ can show s<> grand n record
I of cures, as Dr. King’s Now Discov
ery for ('onsumption Guaranteed to
do what is claimed for it. Trial
bottle free at 11. A. Daily drug
store.
ryy A and reliable Medicinesarexnebest
NJ todependupon. AcUcr’oBIoodEl
ixir has been prescribed for yours for all 1m
purltleaof the Blood. In every formof Scrof
ulous, Syphilitic or Mercurial diseases, it is
invaluable. For Rheumatism, bus no equal.
Sold by W: 1 . Winton.
UKNKWS IIKK YOl I'll.
! Mrs. riin'be Cheslcy, Peterson,
t lay Co., Iowa, tells the tallowing
remarkable story, the truth of
which is vouched for by the resi
dents oi’tho town: “I am 72 years
old, have been troubled with kidney
complaint and lameness tor many
years; could not dress myself with
out help. Now I am free from all
pain and Soreness, and am able to
do all my own house work. I owe
my thanks to Electric Bitters for
having rone,wed my youth, and ro
( moved completely all disease and
pain.” fry a bottle, 50c. and ?lo0
at If. A . Daily’s drug store.
■BKanRnamvrsDnrffKair. .tb*3
^\ca\n.
tboasteds suffering from Asthma, Con
eumption, Co ighs, etc. Did you ever try
Acker’s English K< -cedyf It is the best
preparation known for all I.ung Troubles,
sola on a positive runranteo at luc., 00c.
Bold by W Y Winton.
That hacking ('ougli can ho so
|inck!y cured by Shiloh’s (lute.
We guarantee it. Sold by II. A.
Daily.
Will you suffer with Dyspepsia
and f.iver Complaint? Shiloh's
Yituli/.er is guaranteed to euro you.
i For sale by II A. Daily.
1 Shiloh's Cough and Consumption
(lure is sold by us on a guarantee.
It cures Consumption. For sale by
II. A. Daily.
Croup, Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis immediately relieved by
Shiloh’s Cure. For sale by II. A.
Take your peaches to Parker for
highest cash price
I
Tlu* lust cigars in town at Par
ker's.
Milk >liake an>l ico’oold drinks at
Parker’s.
Call on John R. Harris & Bros,
for all kinds of sewing machine nee
dles, oils and parts.
Peach boxes for sale at Parker’s.
Read tho “ad.” of J. A. C. Black
I burn on last page.
(lo to Bob Orr foryonr fruit, cans.
1 (eavie t tm can on j iii; mauket
and warranted.
Go to Parker for corn cither
| shelled or in the car, 200 bushels
tor sale.
For Sale, Cheap.
We have for sale live
hOi'is, '!
t uhrs. elevators line hid-Yog, etc.
We will sell at a!iry?C«t air price.
y PmtbossBro's.
r.tke yomyfhickens andoggs t<>
rarktr and get the cssh.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION
Land orn chat IIaiiuisos. Auk.. )
I*. f • S )
Notice is hereby given tk.t tin- :'ol
i lawing-uann l scttl-r has , . no-icc
, f hi - intri i • it t< matte !’*;•! *ih I in
*t:ppi r* o* b - i ! dm, ai.it ilia! •
. proof will b*. inadebef at', in Bulge
W.sliinyton t < . . ii'k.. I a> r. r»■ v:lie
‘I,.., oii August ! ’tli. ’ sss. viz: .lames
l\ tit N . 'S W N •>’
S I- _ . MiMArr I'.' Mi \ . -■< , ■■* i p
1 l N Bit* V.. ii> names the toilou.ng
t\ .t IlCsiC.' to pl'oV*- 11. ■ ' i...t ill II! 1 1 * '■
me up >a. and ■ • - ’ d
. I, viz: ... i*.. . win) n, William T.
?>J. Lp. •••'!. * ...» . ,.i uni ' * II ' -
■ ccii.b. . -'v.o.i-. \ ..
t . Tie .*.#>' he .. t-'
A. ■ !! A ! . ’*.'■
Bring them all along, if you wish
ns wo can fit them out with the
goods they need. We have just
j received a larger stock than ever.
We have the nicest line’of hoots,
shoes and dry goods ever opened
! up in this town, and they have got
to sell. B. I\ Dkaver «& Co.
B. F. Deaver it C'o., pay cash for
all kinds of produce.
That 3 lt> bur soap at B. F. Deaver
& Go., for 15 cents is very cheap.
15. F. Deaver & Co., have some
jobs in clothing to cl >se out very
client).
15. F- Deaver A Co.,'have a hand
some line of white goods and their
prices sell them.
The trio cigar is the best 5 cent
cigar in towm and only kept by B.
a . iv
Smoke the trio cigar if you want
the best Havana filler.
Buy that a lh bar soap at B. K.
Denver «fc Co’s for only 15 cents.
Money is scarce but a little goes a
grcat^wav at 15. F. Denver & Co’s.
The following prices will be good
for a few days yet.
20 yards standard Prints for $1.00.
30 yards of fawns for 1.00.
20 yards white dress goods forl.oO.
6 lbs coffee for l.oO
5 gal. best eupion oil for 1.00.
3 lbs good tea for 1.00.
Don’t fail to call at B. F. Denver
& Co’s, and see their immense stock
of shoes. The best in town.
Those $1.25 ladies shoes at B. F.
Deavcr <&*Co’s.*are *good for the
money.
Those $2.00 men’s boots at Bv F.
Denver «fc C’s, are a “drive.”
Men’s fine shoes $1.50. They
must go! Denver's is the place.
B. F. Deavcr .CCo. deliver goods
anv whurc in the city free of charge.
Leave your orders with them and
they will be tilled promptly.
j
All accounts niailo with B. F.
Heaver & Co. in lss; must bo settled
' at once or they will be 'placed out
for collection.
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K. A SYMidt.S.
I. T .IjANK. A. <-■ LTNEHAlUiKH.
Lane, Linebarger & Co.,
SucccssniN to I*. M< CANNON, Dealers i»«
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, llats,
Caps, Groceries and Queensware.
Highest Price Paid for Country Produce.
We solicit an inspection of our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Than king the public tor a liberal share of their patronage, we solicit the
same in the future.
OKAI.V.il IN
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats
and Caps.
A new line of| rints, laws, ginghams, cheese cloth, etc., just re
ceiveil. Country- produce taken in exchange for goods.
2EE. A,
-KKKl’S
]he Largest and Besl-tfssorlcd <>(•]; of
Drugs end School
Of Any House in Springdale.
NOTICE FOlt PUBLICATION.
LundJOlliee :it Harrison Ark... )
,J i n i: 2<Hh. 1HHS )'
Notice is In rehy gB *mi that tin1 fo!
low inji named settler lias lik'd notice of
| his intention to make tin a l [.roof in sup
; port ot his claim, and that said proof
will lie made lief. re (.'omits •Indue,
Benton Co.. Ark . at Bentons ille.
Ark., mi August : ot a.;- - . viziltloli
nrd LalJountv. ill) No sjas. for the
n K S\V nW SK See s Tp Is N It 2» "
He names the ^following witnesses to
pr« ve Ids eontinuoi's residence upon,
and eultivation of, said land, viz: Fran
cis M. Christison. Jefferson J*. Brown.
Benjamin (' Mai tin, B n jamm Phillips
all of Lowell, Ark.
II <Tipton. Kegister.
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DENTIST.
Work done w ith neat ness and dis
pate li .All work \VAlt 1! A >'TK1J.
fliee at B. II. Welsh’s Fnrnitiin
11 ie.
Springdale, Arkansas.
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