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The News.
J10. P. STAFFORD. — Editor
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DIRECTORY.
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Mayor MiHanl Berry
lU'4j£aer—K. H. Bryant.
Treasurer.—C. l’etross.
Marshal — .1. F. Harris.
Aldermen.—B. F. I leaver. J.|P. Jlarr
J. \V. Coltrape,*?. »>'. ^Jaxu*. H'. St
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CHURGfltiS.
M. F Church.—Serviees each fust
and ,Qiir«l Sunday bath morning ^uxl
ujLghit Prayer meeting every Thurs
day night. Class-meeting every third
Sunday. Children’s Missionary Socie
ty eveiv first i>ynday at 4:30 eg. ®o
m*v's Miosiojiary meeting 1st Friday
ju e-yery nioidJj at 4 ‘itfW 1‘ ff. Sunday
aetnuaat9130 every Sunday, BF Heav
er. Snpt
ltev. B. C. Matthews, Pastor.
iPkksbytk hi an Church—Preaching
every second Sunday in each .month,
morning an'd evening. Prayer meet
ing every \\ ednestlaV eyewing- .-»m
Uay^cfcowi evmry Siiiulai wj d I’.M.
' Dr. A. w, Milster. Pastor.
M. E. Chuju.^—Services first- Sun
day in each month at the Baptist
church at 11 a m. and at night
Uev. II. 11. Scroggs.
PuijiATijrp Baptist.—Services ev
ery syecbiitt unday in each month ami
Saturday before. Sunday school it.30
A M, .1 I. Watson. Sunt.
Eld. . It . Loving. Pastor.
MissioNKitv Baptist.—Services ev
er. third Sunday and at night, Prayer
in ‘eting everv Tuesday night.
It. \V. Neal. Pastor.
C. PHKsnYTEiiiAir.—Services at Bap
tist church every 4th Sunday, morn
i igaud evening,by Uev. J. II. Kelley.
I ptiikkan.—Services every Sunday
at'joio. a u. Sunday school every
Sunday at 3 P to. I K tyad,er. Sunt.
Iic.».‘A. S. Bartholomew, Pastor.
Sky kstii-Day JA dvetnists.— Salt
bath school at 10 o'clock every Sabbath.
E. B. Young, Supt.
SECRET SOCIETIES, ETC.
f. A A. M.—Meets at hall in Baptist
chinch Friday night. on or before full
nitron in each month.
It. F. Deaver, M.
E. Atwood, See.’
s. S. tv l. CO.—Meets first Monday in
each mouth. L. I>. Petrosa, Pres.
Jiio. P. Stafford. Sec.
U. S. Grant Post No. 34.—Meets af
ternoon of first Saturday in each month,
and at night of thirdlSaturday in each
month at G. A. It. hall.
Jonathan Smith Commander.
E. P. Mall. Adjutant.
LOG AL CHAT.
GOSSIP (HKOMCLLO MV SEWS
VKM.1U.EKS.
^teius of Intercut Picked up on Our
Streel ( ornery (hiring the Past
Seyen 0*j«.
1. 1*. Davis was down from Low
ell Wednesday.
,C. W. Wright made a Hying trip
to Fayetteville Wednesday.
The Uentomilje railway is now
grated with a new baggage car.
Quite a number of Springdalians
attended the pie uic at Wager last
Saturday.
Jlemember that subscription
fnoney j'Q.u owe us. Please come
in and pay up.
K. D. Hellstorn, of Wager Mill,
was iu town Wednesday and mado
this office a short am! pleasar.t call.
^ Njtws reporter noticed that die
tinguisbed young editor, Damon
jjlarke, of Fayetteville, on our
streets Saturday.
As Josli Hillings says it is very
.“amoosing” to see a man w restle
;»yitii his conscience when he goes
to give ip his taxes.
Tuesday oyeping while the mer
cury in a Fa) repheit was almost
registering 102 degrees a cloud came
up from the southwest aid inside
of 3o minutes it was down to 90 de
grees.
The Democrats of lingers have
organized a club consisting of ove'f
100 members, (. apt. J. B. Stulc is
J’^esident; F. Hooker, Vice
President; F-A. Mason, Secretary
and T. K. price, Treasurer.
Our Democratic friend, James
Davis, of Farmngton. w as in towp
first of the week visiting his broth
er Torn and ol>J friends He tells
us that the Democrat^ of Farming
ton are going to organize a Club.
Henry Butler, a young printer,
wh^ foy the past three years has
1 een working on the Fayetteville
Demppyai, passed through tlje city
Sunday evening euronte tor his
home in Kentucky. Henry is a
most worthy young man and we
predict that his life will be crowned
jyitii soccers
■Bgg— 11 m — ■ !■
Jno. K. Harris* wa at Fayette
ville Tuesday.
Mrs. S. Q. Brown and son return
ed home Sunday.
Frank Fav, of Carthage, Mo.,
was in town Sunday.
L. Hlaiiey is improving his prop
erty in the western part ot town.
We return thanks to a nunib-r
who have paid back subscriptions I
and renewed.
The candidates for county offices ■
will address the people of Spring- I
dj^yjiexl Thursday.
John A. McClure, the enterpris
ing voug business manager ot the
Ft Smith Dailv ^pd Weekly Times
was in town Sunday.
Geo. Stokes left Monday evening
for Carthage, Mo., where he will
.vror^ in the Canning establishment
of Fav A McGannon.
Henry Hornback, marshal of
Rogers came down Tuesday and
urresteo LeeJaincsof that place for
jumping a board bill and other
sundry charges.
S. B. Henderson and family left
Monday evening for homo after
spending a couple of woeks In
Springdale. During thoir short
visit here they have made many
friends and we hope their visit was
a pleasant one.
We neglected in our last issuo to
■viuira mention of the picnic, at
Stulls Mill, on Saturday, July 21st.
A large crowd was prosont and
every one had a good time. A
game of base ball In the evening
between the Spring Creek “Giants”
and Benton County “Red Jackets,"
the score being 14 to 15 in favor of
the latter. Taken all in all the
picnic was quito an interesting
PIl’ NIC NOTES.
The hand only cleared about $6
on their stands, etc"
You could hoar the praises of the
band sung on every side.
The crowd was estimated at be
tween 1000 and 1200 people.
The place of holding tbe pic nic
was changed owing to a misunder
standing with Mr. Stokes.
The Band did nobly. Their mu
sic was tine, and in the march each
member acquitted himself with
| credit,
There was not a drunken man
on the ground and everything was
conducted in a quiet and genteel
manner.
The Elm Springs and Lowel
i Lodges were prefert in full force
and a few members ot the Goshen
Lodge were also present:
A lior»o race in the evening on
Stokes’ race track between a horse
owned by Dr. YVilkerson and one
belonging to Henry Lee was wun
by the latter by about 15 feet.
After the installation was over
j J. II Van Hoose delivered an ad
dress which was listened to with
marked interest by all. Dr. Welch
l and Judge Hale also addressed tbe
j crowd.
/Springdale Lodge No. 316, A. b
A A. M., wishes to return thanks
P- G. M. J. H. Van Hoose. of Fay
etteville, and I). L). G. M. T. G.
j Welch, of Elm Springs, for kindly
assisting in the public installation
' of tbe officers of the Lodge and al
so Mr. J. Zimmerman far ths use of
1 his excellent gronnd.
The procession was forme*! at the
Masonic hr II over the Baptist
churchamlat 1 lo'clock.andheadedby
the Springdale Silver Cornet Band,
over one hundred Masons marched
from the church to Knima Avenue,
up that thoreuirtitare and thence to
the pic ric grounds, where J. II.
Vanhoose, 1*. G. M., ot Fayetteville,
with the able assistance of T. G.
Welch, D. I>„ G. M., installed the
following officers of Springdale
Lodge No. 316, A. F. & A. M.:
Dr. I). Christian, Worship
ful Master; Jno. R. Harris,
Senior Warden; J. N. Tierce, Juni
or Warden, C. Tetross, Treasurer;
I>r. Evans Atwood, Secretary; L.
I). Petross, Senior Deacon; W. F.
Daily, Junior Deacon; E. Adams,
Tyler, and G. M.Bowman,
Chaplam.
A game of ball was plaved in the
evening between the home team and
a club from Spring Creek. John
Banks, captain of the Spring creek
club substituted three or lour play
ers from Benton county, hut the
home club did not kick until the
: fifth inning when the boys conclud
ed the umpire ("who, by the way,
I was captain of Night Hawks, the
, cliib which the Springdale boys
’•done up” on the Fourth) was giv
ing them ’‘dirt’' and the}’ refused to
continue playing without another
umpire. This made the umpire
.‘‘wTfthy’* and he gave the game to
the visitors the score being 16 to
2.*'. A new umpire was
or gaged, and the game was
again called yyhen it was found ths.l
a number of Banks’ men refused to ,
| play, and he theu threw up the
game, the home le^m consequently
dairying the victory by a score of
8 to 0. Being a participant in the
gam.O we are not competent to judge
to which club the victqjry properly
belongs, but wo say ifiis tp the boys
that it yojii can’t engage )n a social
game qf ball without a “scrap” it
| is best that you should hot1 pposs
hats again.
Nice little rain yesterday even
ing.
Herbert Holcomb is in Benton
county.
The improvement boom ba^i
struck Springdale.
Capt. J. 1?. Steel*, of Rogers, j*as
in town yesterday
There will be a pic nic at this j
place next Thursday.
Stirman Pollard, of Fayetteville
attended the picnic Friday.
A new sidewalk in front of our of
fice is great improueme^t.
The South side ofKinmn Avenue
looks much hotter since the side
walk iva» leveled.
E. A. Linebarger who has been
wrestling with a fever for a couple
of weeks is out on the streets
again.
Jim Harris is building a new re
sidence, which, when completed,
will he quite an ornament to that
part of town.
Janies F. Harris and family went
to Benton county last Snnday to
help celebrate the wedding of his
nephew and Miss.
Last Tuesday was the hottest
dav of the year so far—the thermo
meter indicating 102 in the shade
about two o’clock.
Win. Patterson and daughter and
Miss Minnie Lewis and B F. Wil
son, Jr., attended a protracted meet
at Elm Springs Tuesday.
Come to Springdale if you wa nt
to live comfortably during the sum
mer. Our streets are sprinkled and
there is no dust to annop you.
During thin hot weather people
should be very careful about their
habits of living, and especially
about their eating and drinking.
Tho finishing touches wore put on
the Canning Factory this week, and
aside front some outside work
everything is in first class shape.
\V. E. Spicer, the gentlemanly
traveling agent of H. K. Jlucklen &
Co., Chicago, was in town Saturday
and made this offico a busmen call.
We received recently a pamphlet
from C. C. Philips, of Council
ill tiffs, Iowa, descriptive of Ogden,
the railroad and commercial center
of Utah.
Score another for tho Spring
City. We have a street sprinkler
and our streets are always clean
will-watered. Tho sprinkler is op
erated by W. L. Stokes.
Rev. Jas. Rice, a Haptist minister
of Ashley, Pike county Mo., is in
Springdule looking for a location.
Lie is well pleased and we hope he
will buy property and locate among
us.
Wo nre glad to learn that Harvey
Pierce who has been confined to
his bed for over throe weeks with
typhoid fever is recovering, and
with no bad luck will be eut in a
couple of weeks more.
S. M. Wright and family, ofTerro
Haute, 111., arrived on tbe south
bound train Tuesday night, and be
gan at once to prepare for bouse
keeping. Mr- Wright will proba
bly build a residence soon, and pos
sibly will elect a business house this
fall.
Mpnnvdale XarketKeport.
Peaches.l>er bu
Wheat.
Corn Meal.
Bacon .
Shoulders. .
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1(1
.7*
Hams. i*
Butter.15
Spring Chickens, per doz.150
liens, i»er don. 200
Kges. 5
I .anl.10
Irish Potatoes.25
Sweet Potatoes.100
Navy Beans.per tl> 4
Evaporated Apples. per It . Si
Summed Apples.per Ih. <
Evaporated Peaches, per tt..si
Sundried Peaches, per lt>...*>
Dry Hides.S
Wool. an
Tallow.t*
Merit Wins.
We desire to say to our citizens
that for years wo have been selling
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption, Dr. King’s New Life
Pills, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and
Electric Bitters, oid have never
handled remedies that sell as well
or that have given such universal
satisfaction. \\ e do not hesitate
to guarantee them every time, and
we stand ready to refund the pur
chase price, it satisfactory result,
do not follow their use. 'those re
medies have won thei • great popul
arity purely on their merits II. A.
Daily druggist.
What the Florida People lire Oo.
“What do you Florida people live
on in the summei”? “Fish.”
“What in the winter”? “Yankees ”
Alas! how many northerners draw
their last breath in Florida, slain by
that fell destroyer, consumption,
who would have lived, bad they
used at tirst that marvelous specific
for consumption, when not too far
advanced, Dr. 1'iercc’s Golden Med
ical Discovery—better than hypo
phosphites and cod liver oil, be
cause more nutritive and tonic; also
an invaluable liver coriective and
blood-puriher, cleansing away all
scrofulous humors (which cause
consumption), and all other impure
ties of the blood, curing glandular
swellings, geitre or thick neck, old
sores, and ulcers. Of druggists.
Don’t Itawk; and blow, and (pit,
but use pr. Sage’* Catarrh Remedy.
AS afe Investment.
Irt one which Is guaranteed ts>
bring yon satisfactory results, or in
case of failure a return of purchase
price. On this safe plan you can
buy from our advertised Druggist
u bottle of Dr. King’s New J>iscov
ery for Consumption. It is guar
anteed to bring relief in every case
when used for any affection ot
Throat, Lungs or Chest, suc h as
Consumption, Inflamation of Lungs,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping
Cough, Croup, etc., etc. It is pleas
ant and agreeable to ta**e, perfectly
ate, and can always be depended
pon. Trial bottles free at II. A.
Daily's drug store.
The liev. «eo. II. Thayer, of
Bourbon, Ind., sa>s: “Both myself
ami wife owe our lives to Shiloh s
Consumption Cure.”
Are you made miserable byindi
festion, Constipation, Dizziness,
toss of Appetite, Yellow Skin?
Sniloh’s Vitihzer isapo titivc cure.
For sale by II. A. Daily.
. Bleed lEUilr la the only
* Blood Remedy gnarae
It la a poaltlva ear* for TTlcera, Emp
ImA It la a positive ear* for Clean, Ernp
H^i or SjphiUtifl Poisoning. It purifies the
whole syatam. and banishes all Rheumatia
Md Neuralgic pains. We guarantee it.
Sold by W. Y. Winton.
Why will you cough whon Shil
oh’s Cure will give immediate re
lief. Price It) cts., 50 els., and $1.
For sale by H, A. Dally.
Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy—a po
sitive cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria
. r. i _ t( ..at. 17-Lav
II MU VWII RCI -.•iiruin. * .7
H. A. Daily.
BwaAEM*xu
)i warranted, tl ImcauM it lx the beet
Blood Preparation known. It will posi
tively cure all Blood Disaasas, pa rifle* the
whole system, and thoroughly build* np the
constitution. Ueiuetuber, we ganrant•* lk
W. V. \VInton.
“Hackroetack,” it lasting and frag
rant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cts
For sale by H, A. Daily.
Shiloh’s Cure will immediatel y
relieve Croup, Whooping Cough
and Bronchitis. For sale by II. A,
Daily.
r\\ A and reliable Medicine* are ths boat
VJ »*' to depend upon. Acker's Blood El.
iiir ha* been prescribed lor year* for all im
unritiesof the Blood. Inevery formof Serof
ulou*, Syphilitic or Mercurial diseases, it U
invaluable. For Rheumatism, has no etjaaL
Sold bv W. Y. Winton.
For Dy spepsia and Liver Coni
| plaint you have a printed gnarantei
| on every bottle of Shiloh's Yitilizei
It never fails to cure. Sold by II. A
j Daily-.
A Nasal Injector free with earl
I bottle ofShiloh’i Catr.rrh Remedy
j Price 50 cts. Sold by II. A. Daily
' CootOX SJuiS ‘o
thousands loitering from Asthma, Con
, sumption. Coughs, etc. Did you ever tr;
j Acker’s English Hemedy? It is the be*
preparation known for all I.ang Troubles
sold on s positive guarantee at 10c., SOc
Sold hr W V Winton.
I NOTICE FOll PUBLICATION
I Land okkickatIIaiiuisox. Auk., 1
.lime loth, lsbs l
I Notice is hereby given that tie1 fol
low ing-named settler has tiled notin
of his intention to un»ke final proof ii
support of his claim, and that sai<
proof will 1# made before County Jndgi
Washington Co., Ark., at Fayettevill
Ark.,oil August r»th. 1KHS. viz: I* me
C. Pharr UK No8«23 for the \VJ NV
Sec 29. SK SE Sec lit NENK See 30 Ti
1H NK29 W. lie names the follow ini
witnesses to prove his continuous resi
deuce upon, and cultivation of. sail
land, vi/.: .1. Iv (roodman, William T
Philips. Sheri>d Anderson and Jo Hoi
comb, all of Springdale Ark
ILC. TIPTON, Itegi; ter.
A. J.IIALE. A tt y
wmuiur. APnre
Het'ore A. J llalr. a Justice of tin
Peace for Springdale township. Spring
dale. Washington county, Arkansas.
The Springdale Canning Company (j
corporation) PaintifT.
\\S
<1. F. Williamsand J. 15. Roberts, do
ing business under ttie tirni nameo
| Williams A Robots, at Kansas City
Mo.. Defendants.
The defendants. (J. E. Williams am
J. 1! Roberts, are hereby warned to up
pear in this court within thirty day
and answer the comidaint of the plain
titf. “The Springdale Canning Comps
nv.”
A. J. HALE. J. P.
This July 10. IS88.
|has revolutionized th
world during the las
llialf century. Mot leas
among the wonders of inventive pro
gres.s is a meth and system of wor
that can be performed all over th
country without separating the work
ers from their homes. Pay literal; an
one can do the work; either sex. voun
or old; no special ability requiryet
Capital not needed; you are starte
free. Cut this out and return to ti
and we will send you free, somethin
of great valueand importance to you
that will start you in business, whic
will bring you in more money righ
a wav, than anything else in the world
(iraud outfit free. Address Turn
Co., Augusta. Maine. _
Call on John R. Harris A Bros
for all kinds of sewing machine ne(
dies, oils and parts.
Read the “ad.” of J. A. (’. Black
burn on last page.
(■Jo to Bob Orr tor your fruit cans
Heaviest tin can os the markf.
and warranted.
Sevier A Lewis is the place b
have jour w agon tires set, if yoi
w ant a good job.
Your account with us is due am
you arc requested to call and settl
at onco or it will be placed out lo
collection.
C. W. Wrioht.
All who are indebted to us are
quOQted to call and settle at once
1’KTH'iSS Bro’s.
Here We Goipe.
Bring them all along, if you wish
as we can fit them out with the
goods they* need. We have just
received n larger stock than ever.
Wo have the nicest line, of bouts,
shoes and dry goods ever opened
up in this town, and they have got
to sell. B. F. Dkavf.b & Co.
B. F. Deaver A Co., pay cash for
all kinds of produce.
That 3 ft. bar soap it B. F. Deaver
& Co., for 13 cents is very cheap.
B. F. Deaver.A Co., have sumo
jobs in clothing to cl >se out very
cheap.
J>. F* Deaver A Co.,'have a hand
some line of white goods and their
prices stdl them.
The trio cigar is the best 5 cent
cigar in towm and only kept by B.
F. Denver A Co.
Smoke the trio cigar if you want
the best Havana filler.
Buy that 3 lh har soap at B. r.
Denver A Co’s for only 15 cents.
Money is scarce but a little goes a
great^way at 15. F. Dcaver AaCo’s.
Tbo following prices will be good
for a few days yet.
20 yards standard Prints for H.00.
30 yards of fawns for 1.00.
20 yards white dress goods for 1.00.
0 lbs coffee for l.oO
5 gal. best eupion oil for 1.00.
3 lbs good tea for 1.0O.
Don’t fail to call at B. F. Dcaver
A Co’s, and see their immense stock
; of shoes. The best in town.
I
Those #1.25 ladies shoes at B. F.
Dcaver AV’o’s.’are Jgood ^for the
. money.
Those #2.00 men’s boots at B. _ F.
Denver A C’s, are a “drive.”
Men’s fins shoes $1.50. They
must go! Dcaver’s is tbo place.
B. F. Dcaver ACo. deliver goods
j anv whure in the city free of charge.
Leave your orders with them and
’ they will be tilled promptly.
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Deaver & Co. i n 1SST mnst ho settle*
1 at once or they will bo ’placed ou
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1. T .LANE, A. E. LIXEBAlUiER,
K. .V SVMF.lt'
Lane, Linebarger & Co.,
Successors to P. McGANXON, In
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Ilats.,
Caps, Groceries and Queensware.
Highest Price Paid for Country Produce*
We solicit an Inspection of oar goods Before purchasing olsewhere.
Thanking the public for a liberal share of their patronage, we solicit ttie
same in ihe future.
UKAl.F.a IN
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats
and Caps.
A now lino of prints, laws, ginghams, oheose cloth, eto„ Just re
ceived. Country produce taken in oxchango for goods.
-KEEPS
7he Larged and Best-dssorlcd\Slocl\ of
Drugs and School Books
Of Any House in Springdale.
NOTICE FOll IT BUCATION.
LaiidjOftice at Harrison Ark.,. (
Jt’NK 2*ith, 1888 J
Notir e is hereby given that the fol
low ing naineil settler has tiled notice of
his intention to make tinal proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before County Judge.
Benton Co., Ark., at Bentonville,
Ark., on August 30th, 1888. viz: Rich -
ard LaBoimly. UK No 8W8. for the
n K S\V n tV SE See 8 Tp 18 N It i!!t W.
He Lames theljtollow ing witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of, said land, viz: Fran
‘ cis M. Christison. .bdTerson I). Brown,
Benjamin C. Martin, Benjamin l’liilllps
all of Lowell, Ark.
II, C. Tipton. Register.
DENTIST.
Work done with neatness and dis
I patch. All work WARRANTED.
lljce utB. II. Welsh’s Furniture
tore.
Springdale. Arkansas.
WEBSTER’S
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a»atalaina e*«r 16,000Tui«», with their proamoP
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ad bj thn Suta Sapwlatmdtilt nf School# laM
f*-* — and by landtag Oollagn Praatdaata af tka
I'alud Hum and Canada. Tt it Wfadard Aa
tAarln? "ith L'nltad Hutat fluprnma Court,
and la thn OoTaromnnl Priming Often It hat
been talaoUd ia ntnry raaa vharn SUU Pure ban
barn baaa uada for Srhoola, and it thn Incttna
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NOTICE FOR PLBLICATIO N
l.and Office at Harrison. .Ark \
Jt N 11th 1RM8 . }
Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing-uainfd settler has tiled notice
of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and that said
proof w ill l>e niadejbefore County Judgr
Washington Co. Ark .at Fayetteville
Ark .on July isth. 1 H88 viz.: Lucinda
L McCarter, formerly willow of Atlas
.1 Hanley dec'd, II E .Vn. ilDSif for the
NKSK Sec. 18 Tp 18 X It is W, He
nanresthe following witnesses to prove
is continuous residence upon, ami rul
vation of. said land, viz: William
ovd S. S . Stearns, A. \V. Boyd, and
. S . Stearns, all of Creech. Ark
H.C TIPTON". Register.
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Land Office at II auki.non, Auk (
May 5th, 1888 f
Notice i* hereby given that the fol
lowing-named settler has Bled notice
| of his intention to make tinal proof in
support of Ills claim, and that said
proot will he made before County Jmlge
Washington Co., Ark . at .Fayet toville
Ark., on July noth. 1888, viz: Maltha
A. Blackburn, widow of Danial N.
Blackburndec'd., II E No. 7571, for the
V E s E and Si N E Sec it Tp 18 N K
‘J8 W. He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous resid
ence upon, and cultivation of, said
land, viz: Jasper Cook, of War Eagle
Mills. Ark. Jacob W. Burks, of War
Eagle. Jacksou (ireathouse, of Spring
Valley and Jesse Bose of Spring Valiev.
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