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Volume 2. Number 17.
Mili.ii :5 Her.
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SI’R!N»rl)ALK - Aiiiv.V. -.V
LAND FOR SALK.
8 40 acres, 11 miles S Eoi Sj.rinjx
dalc, BO in cultivation, i nuance i
young timber, good land but no !
buildings—price per acre cl. h j
or pan on time*.
10 ;* .it". ■ 1 ’ mil 'r. 0 Spnim
<l.iIt . *od frame Sc i » j* . uns
log stable, good •»<•■■-!I, a!! !.. m well
fenced, BO acres in cultivation ami
over 100 apple t oe —price S-lOpcr
aero; i heap.
13 {■*> aer« * tiiior* sod one ha!:
miles IS. K. or .Springdale. -'-d iu !
cultivation uml under fence, fair!
hot.se, ;*o "i frame bat n, '1 got <! 1
well*, few :>,•>•.** an i p.-ach tr-.-e-- !
just h< ginning t<* i .r, do a res i.. j
!tt foot of ill. !1 1,,, 1 1 ,( i) ;
fruit lan !. pri< a id Uitna on aj • '
plie itio. .
to 80 a rt r> mile-', mutt, west <*r 1
S}>! im'b.ile ami . ..<> i. j
Spi . - ' all mail i , (Hi , res in
cult i' l't :i II. !• !.l! I n ; ' i 1 : ,j j
,»vc I b ■ n 11111;
beariiur—::n».l lotol ’• .n . pea. Si ■ ■
2J 55 tcrc i, rv milt Southeast
A r. i r» i • r . i : ,. .»> t . I
1 dO apples tivos, - me bo.i,,n_ and
son m .ut g, al •>> -lo-tion c t-tu-t
t v, peach an I plui trees
we!' 1 ; \' • r 1 •'/ stable*',
corn eiilyiie -1 a re. in aicu'lmv j
red top ;.'thy • ! tl<>n mi I
corn and fu. ..to with tho
farm
2d 0 aer> i mile north cast,
4s* in cultivation acres in orchard
go ail frame!: mv. good Weil, nil fine |
land n': I c\V ! >;t ti'! b! •
I’m a i.
‘J t VO ;:efi 2 ■ l: it:: ?\.i .*• i
h ret in < illivatton it . I sndei
1 ef*C'\ 4-lit • 1 V ' * • e ... • !. •. . U i,
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<!<>u bt c log staid
pi- : .*••;•:< • yulll. : . 1 -,«i Mii'd':.'
rasp* ■ * ...»„i ! ■ . v .
|>! i -* i ' t.
27 : , ?. :•••■( Sout V, ■ -!, j
“4 ii cm vati
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elent in g . ■» ; • >pc. v.
l.pcr,.. y VV : .!'• !• ’I'l :: i i • i;t ’
SO bearing applt 1 • ily
hear . jimu It t i ect, and lostirui'Mi! j
crab apjde, plant. and small ftuiis i
good •':< ISO • I T. suv :
roii’ deal 1 y grovo of forest trees. .
Pric
2S N : 1. a-:rn bat it* vjst part
r f to .vn, beaut if uI rrr <Ieu no lot t*rn. :
v ,00.
» • v>
dale, 3f> in cultivation fair 1 oust)
log burn good lot t* . 47.r :ij p!o '
Trees ui lino gr n th, pt oe e' dU‘>.
V ! Nieo fram.1 residence of >
rooms in X W par! of Springdale
desi ruble local ion, cn h.
08 1J' acres, 1 / miles, north, 9*
act', s mu lei' gnori font •, good ): .r c
and barn, good water, nearly 60o j
fruit tree s j bearing, small \ int yard '
and plenty srr»a!i fruits 75 acres ml
cultivation; < V p a! ? 1 pm’ .
J cash, bal. time.
44 '*7 acres .'•< miles S.v from
Springdale; VO acre-; in firm stale oi
cultivt to. • lures utulct
ione« , no <on» r iirj'i'ovcnic’t
per aero.
45 1(W u> 1. miles fv- • from ;
Springdale, ' " :■ t ■ r • m ,
and in ultivat :on. P •! ; no I imb
3 acres in orchard, r, arly all ;
in.-, box houst .d 2 ro is, go l
well, timbor wry good, j>oi
aero.
o 4 o7 aor -i .j i. nor!i u!
Springdale, •jO.m.i r. uit trees, o n> <•» •
which lire Lviji .nhig to In; r, Irani
house ut 5 i..o’-is, 150 rods pc<t and
plank fence, wci < . j , i .> ■ a
ter end tiio other mineral of • • ;v:.,
madical properties, jo :cc $ :000.
47 Nice frame lcsidcnee and
good lot in south part of Spring
dale, ]>rie«> ft.m), if cash and some
time on balance,
48 Brick residence near Im .im .-s :
part of town, 2 stories of \ rooms ;
basement of 2 rooms am' cellar, •
lot over 20b fen sguaro, pi bo hi 500 |
o55 120 aci• 8 miles vest, and
acres under h ue , To of whi b is in
cultivation, 5 loses orchard, 2 sms
houses, fair buildings, 27 a;-,c, j
wheat, 2 p "*d we! >, ■[ • ■ >,
59. IcO acr farm 3J mil, ; Hast,
05 acres in mb i\, m • ad und, l
good fence, da in i.i.b . ■ ,..f witi<
is fenced with w'i . Ci > >d liou-e,
line spring w ater, lir. t cia-s ’ .. a
and other out buildings, loO apple
and 100 peach trees, ill ne
corn and 1 acre in potatoes—crop j
i a goo 1 :i ■' ‘ i)
farm if sold aao at . 3,000 terms I
reason..!;...-.
A P, . '• & e k*
Attonrev»at*"Law9
\xd;sotab\ public.
C-si! i tin/ ; ;ul Ileal Eat;.to
Spring tl
ft ill Ih’Msp.-:rail ',;»■!' i 1' • m
•i> r'! ;11 i'i.: I a v or *■>!: ■<-r " ■ :tt tl.i
■Villi i,. < • ••• T'>' ' <:• ; I i; >7.s.
■tcknowltpilpl.vtit H of <i, • In.
Prompt uttoiit ton given to ail b»«sii>t-:-»
i;ritrusu*d io his i-;ue.
A. MINNElf
l U.YS01UEL E Jl US 1.
Keen Razors n ' > -i.i T-nvols.
Shavin:' t.r. 1 '• ; ip» • .
1 lair Cut'. •’
it!" in '' Lav •" ' •.
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tna! m<ic*s t lumber andflo t
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oi.t c.ia .in 1 i i a ' tic r >< a: ■ r
or oil. no sjif-ial anility it ijniryod.
Capital not ntsKlcil; you aro Mailed
free. Cut t <I tui n
mill wo xv:II M ii l fee snimin "•
liferent vain* am! inrnnitaiHo to yon.
that will start you in I - sine.s. itl. ■ a
v i!l In ioiy \ in oi ire i " a .
.'■.way.tiiiVii any tnim: els'- in tin- world.
(> rand life ’• nil "M lurt-t x
Co., A:
G. M. GABBERT,
r.ni tx
(.t:■h" rV. ;■>!)■ and Fanry
6 ri.es.
i
\ll o.k»1< . a vi roil friie of i li:'.r_v
ii t 'o gf jtv limits. jSorla std<
of Em:na A • ouav,
srraN . ) iij:
A. I K \NSAA
• i v .: 1,! r ' ; i !'.'••• ;j between ]000 altitude 150i. loot) islocated in Washin men
county within two mil Bei on ' Hi , hi 1 is ir (,!;« center of the great fruit growing legion of N.
/, r . ,1 ti. i \ ' <' " t of Am-.M ’• a/t It ■ <•« the Texas division of the M. Tends
t‘-. , , j; • i .•. 1 . It t :-o on i r near 1 hi line of the Kansas City % bain no
1* .. *! " : .o ! •'l!oii ofllio &. O. A 1*. 8.. Springdale Uc two
. • /■ >i w < SpringdaU is surround • i hy a :
tr ‘ ' ‘ *. " ■- I s rich and well adopted to eonerai tannin::'.
t Ti o •» • tv »•:’ hju is tho very beat, as is at
i» to be found a * A1''1 public school building, just built aud
.• , ‘ i )'.*• f ol»nrt:h purposes.
N Vf A; !t a;» in.-t -erx.-i. with ilattonng results, and arrange
..... b . r ev or v «a.-.on.
' ' ’* ti e •! .e usmhie railroad point in X. AV. Arkan
‘I • i !> !i'.)ri iiy located town between Monett and
r 1 it) .<!.• it. (..)] cquently we hate no loafers and dead
, : i -i',r ii.ir ti;at business,
r - e - “■ i • tv*,;; v w p •, p o
- - 3 v Vt.' I luiaOl
*
• * ; eai.s per day. During the canning
i • : .i<-:i. The company l as recently fleeted a largeS
h in?« ■f t.»|s- t in a roller system in a short time.
■ i . : n oo'fti goods.
• o '• • ■-> a i. il Seen tary.
. , :! ( I t;.
.1 : ..disturl at this j»lrv*c.
■■■'• • t " il ., ' l ies, tv.o fnniitnre in ii 'et. three niil
■ I' i t. ..tilt iv.) I i v. 1 wo confectionera ; o na. two limit
* i A.iO'e. i viin: a.one :. vi i ’ ;d le. three ii ie'.. auh and work
, ei > .t ti niaiUot. ole.' liarte.-sH slop, lift eon carpeiiter* who
. 1 i. i• it* ran anil :-»■ %s■ n-i >.v Adventists, w . . ai.-’the
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is !• ;: on ve*’y m 1 "o ■
that tlio ti • • ■'
n .■. i.v V. .• icul ili-.'
t.i ' >’V 1 <J }•■• t.ii'if: bul ti'1
the prc.-vrui. 1 -• on >■ t'< '
At least they <'i .'l ... ■ 1" 1
forth tee : I " > 1 :\w.
w hie:
M.. ,.-s a 11 •
Hi stock and Other hoi
i roilitou with d. : v, ■ • r Go
last two i.< >■ rr, ;•;« , 1
ports St lit OUf > *, • ... ' ' :
due course of time *hty «
1 01 th It i •: > 1 i.I ■ ■■ • . ' I: S ; • it
view of •piu" ! 1 ■ ■ = i * i
til- Northwest whit hnv. ft.',
thivai on'i;i: to break. b>o; ’ t: * he
poor it* put rhi p.*r!\ .•!'
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fiL 1 11..: i 1*«.. lo • . '? ;iv \ )\ i
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!•'. ! y tv. i " • ' ; .
ui’.- w itv ;,iv. i lliC*• r
title !U'rubli»-at> !ui-j
t'n'M.l. at V • ir a y » ••1
people have been jea.jniscit that!
their bUl’dCUH of i . 1 tij.
light it- !. :u
h»v e not he; ti i . •
all} the_. . t( }• . ; , K t
tin session 'ii. h • . .
tiiO K is ru 1 . i ' n . • • » ,
< hat sootei! ing had l
<•;. e till !b pa! i 1 -,V •
look out fur . eh .. h..!o .0 .
tion Irani tin-; arty ranks th ;• ie
probability ono ....o <> t!
orth tv estcm flairs v» .'. r , .a
awav torn the Kcpi-e! : . ; ■
if not ill tins cleelioe. at seat- i in v
. lection tn tut- tie e j-itui • A
th figuring ami pr cm.eg . • •
iiiily.dallyinif Hat ;• - imm . :
on for two months . r. -h ;> .’
in meant solely to t ' > - th- -!
,• w e.k
in.' >'• . •• Vi l . ;
■ i- iii.’t- • i
. ,••■■■■ ' . " |
1 t’i SIJ< ■ SllKSe
! • .; •• i.avo been
,.l i, - li.r.t tlleSi:
.. id to 1.'! weaketied,
tint! tiioj are th if any
. ! .1 •; * .1 . '1*' • J/O.-. iU.'Ii
'..IS dO per
. i'v■■ M ■ . ■ ■ ;.-r ii•; t it. Tin i
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. Vi,-, : . 11! is jast beginning
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I •• a ...ii . .in : th.n j
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o : i
l:i j ■ 1 » r y . -
O* : r.iiw, Vhoiv i.- a lot oi rot in
r-iMch •.»!' th>' :«rg * a n i o n t, but at the
B;nn. time the constituents < • S
-M-. I u IMrjuh, :tr*.
, *1 <„> •. un ! tf.t' < rack
i'vt COJi v
hat t can n tneir bus
, i.. . . r:;o! i' Ml. At
: • > i' - . ■ i b< l .i» Or
i • ■ •' * , < ■ ■■: . cot nia I<* ut
. : r A : ;■ a of Jll’.nflc
do. i !■> j.r.viusj j?ai ular attention
to tile -c!;viiuA.s i ituSea I
; • '*
i at i ’ i:- i::si:<t :U-o
;i-• 4 r-, who, under t
: v oi. :’;!od to main
. nvn filet
w'th tho re
;.i osent! un,
n a tnt r. A
I: ;. o -
t- ! -!;Mf1. - e.niu t' Mr
i
I
ibii'-an j
11 r.
-i o.i t o :.:<;Lior | |
i i a-.- fit for conmmp
i. i' dn go wotild pcriousi’ !!)
i • ii the ’-tlk-: r (rust,
per .-.on hi:.'. . • i the Re
public a i >mvpo;n!cnl obtains his
in; (i.Kiiion a K 'publican in pol
itics. lie is aa woli acquainted v, iih
the situation here in Washington
at present us any man in the < ty.
He say -that the Republicans don’t
intend to brim' fourth a lull and
never have. Their programme is
‘■i hold Congrt- a in session til! the
latter part of October, somewhere
from the l^th to ttio 28th, and then
try to induce iiie Democrats to go
ii’to an agreement to take a r< ess
till a w ek after iho election. Whon
t’> ” is - ■ reassembles in November
the iinanee t’onimitteo will prompt
ly report the Mills bill to the Sea
ale with the recommendation that
all alter the enacting clause be
stricken out. From now until that
tint the. will make the people of
toe Hit west toliuve that they in
t- ;u! t.i rep-u t an I pass * tariff lull
'! hi - ■ < purely aiul sijnj.ly a device
r Loidiu the 1 at 1 1 voters
. itii n the Republic.m ranks. The
; uhi.i Si.nutora don't want to
/. hi.to the surplus and don’t cure a
tig what becomes of the liU'iiivt'H It
i> their business t-> look oat for tho
i .-.nui idui-crs -.siio !uivi.i so hand
somely •«.ntri!>utcd to thocampaign
in;! io t!;•? past at; 1 out of win ui
y expect to‘Try the fat1'between j
now and tiia iocs oi November.
Tiic Oil linuoin.
!'i tlie course of his speech at
/'> la-1 Saturday, Thurman
hi: \Si! have in the last few
In... It ar-l i ‘ a little about a!
m aye i-l tlie President to the
onuii - < of the United States Tories j
it H urrah for < 'levoland”] on the
ai'-jei i of tUo rejoction of tho tish
treaty. I have no copy of tho
her t alv m my possession
■ . e :.i, i I i.a\ '• no copy of the mos
1 1, tin reJorc. cannot quote
tn‘ ‘h r. Hut this l want to ‘
av tn you: Some yi ars .".to this
entry was gr. atly agitato 1 by a I
•arty called the Know Nothing!
•ar v. It wu> a party t.- whom the
Irishman w;• an V:»..«r!r.ilton of
alr.mirmti": ’ [Ian _rV>t- r.J and ii lie
were a ('ntholic Irishman hr was
accursed of earth. [Cries “We
don’t want it again.”] But now,
-trarge ■ * . , those n»t n who a few
v. ,»r.» «»*• wo: *Km'W Nothings and
in st uhu-ive i»l t * Irish, (toman
and all foi ngn-h.>r.i people, hut of
Irish especially, aro seeking to
court what Is called the Irish rote
to got the Irishmen to ?oto against
the men who stood tirm by them in
defer o of lhe:r rights, in defense
of everythin!' that was alleged
against them. ("They never w ill .’’J
No, 1 hope not.
Now they are seeking to get
their votes hv misrepresenting
urover Cleveland and asserting
that he is under British influence.
My friends, there never was a more
false assertion made hy mortal man
th»:i tl.at tiro , er Cleveland in un
der British i: 1u< nee. You might
an well undertake to tell mo Wash
ington was under British inflncnco
as that Grover Cloveland is
| ('heer:-.]
If any man thinks for a moment
that there is anything in that charge
u i.i rH if'1 i < .- ii. -' 1 hive to
say to him is, read t! o Pre-si dent's
!ik*msh£c '♦•! * t * f.'ou^i'cv** tiii 4 *(STy
woeic u!i<! if you ciu tlion spy h« in
unilcr tii *i-: •* you can -ay
White ■ i I at’. :, ad Ibacic ;« white,
j (.• and ;:• at applause.]
So, friends, Grover Cleveland
known loo well what are tho inter
ests of tills country. lie has too
mil' ll sympathy with the American
people, native anti naturalized, to
be limit r any false or improper in
lluenco of: 1113- country on tho iace
of the globe or under tho inlliicncc
>f any country except that of his
own.
What it ban done.
A man asked us ihe other day
x hat J>emoerucy had none for Ar
(aliens. He wen* astonished until
10 admitted that he had not been
) long. It would take all day to
.eli what Democracy has done.
Itiasistid the infamous Clayton
nilitia whi-h pillaged the state anti
nurdcred innocent men- It wiped
out tii registrars who registered
only thoso who would vote * lay
ton’s gang. It adopted tho consti
tution of 1 74 which made every
man ,i free and independent voter.
It reduced the expenses of the
slate government nearly TOO per
i cent. It reduced tho slate tax from
121 to 5 mills.
it took the government, with an
empty treasury and a:, enormous
debt and no credit anil replenished
the treasury, established* a good
credit and is paying o'T the debt.
Its supreme court declared 11
million dollars of 'll. li. bonds void.
It c -tabli-bed a good system of com
mon schools which the Republican*
ruined by making it a place f <f of
fice holders. It then remodeled
the system and gavo us the splen
did law' wo have now.
It compelled the railroads to pay
taxes like individuals. It reduced
railroad lure from 5 to X cents a
mile.
It made a law to require Railroads
to paw for stock killed. It made a
law to prevent railroads from dis
criminating between the people,
t id extortioning thorn. It huilt
the Insane, the hlin i assylum, much
of the Deaf Mute as- yluni.
li redu' od the salaries of ail the
slate officers.
If allows tho people to fake tho
temperance question into their own
hands and say whether they will
have saloons or not. If made the
railmade pay their hack tux: -. Jt
ah oisln : thi > ■ . of adjutant gon
"’.'d wlii.-li the -!ulo t X thous
| an lollars a year v. ithout any ben
- -.'Hi. II ibolished tile office of state
, rographer which cost at the rate
, <d w* pi) a year just to have the
• • • ■ -i • i ti , i . Is'uro taken
down. 11 abolished OnttorHOus mil
j itia " hieh cost two Lund rod tbous
' and dollars for no good whatever.
] it taxed Kvpri -s i-ompamog and
Tel-: raph and Tclephono compan
ies.
Only those who Lave eyes to »oo
I and will not ren and ears to Lear
j end will not ht ..r will question tho
: wonderful amount of good Deraoc*
| racy done in Arkansas.— Walnut
I R.dge Telephone,
i And still the Republicans pranoe
around and how! about “rebel’- gov
[i-rnmont, “ballot box stuffing,”
j -‘fail- counts’' ote. “Facts am facts
and they be Dttbhorn things,” too.
Representative R. (J, S!!!-..
Uogor (J. .Mills in a speech at
Chicago ret ootly said:
“I will accent the definition of
the issue given by Mr. Blaine, th.it
it is i question of labor, i’iio Dent
ecratic party stands where it stood
I'd \ ars ago. It is the real and not
the ■■ham friend of labor. The issue
is a question of labor from skin to
core ami from core back to skin
again. YV’c find no tax on railroads,
hut those lines bring millions into
the pockets of the men who own
thom. The Republican party when
in power removed every taxation off
wealth and piled it upon labor. It
inaugurated the strike, a thing un
heard ot until the Republican party
took possession of the government.
The Democratic party stands now
as always, the defender of the lib
erties of the people.”
Relorring to the iristi Americans,
Mr. Mills said: “An Irishman can
not bo anything but a Democrat,
fie has no right to bo anything else.
Rome rule is the central of Demo
cracy. It was an Irish American
that gave Thomas Jefferson the vote
that made him President of the Un
ited Slot--., Today there has boon
come one twisting the tail of tho
British lion- It has been said the
I /(* Tll« K I .i . v j i ,l \.y w iuu Ilgllt
the Hiiti a government. A Repub
lican S i. to refuse to confirm tho
fishery treaty t < Ljaid a point on the
President. What d1 I Mr. Cleveland
ii. Hon't :il\ to -k tho British
'•on by tho tail, but ho took it by
el-»i* * acconat of Dyspepsia. Acker*
Dynp' l 't* Tablet* Trill cure Dyspepsia,
Iadig'istien and Conitipeticn; eold on n
positive (tnar»n;*.e t. K and 00 oenti, by
Sold by \Y. Y. Winton.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION,
Jjand Oflice at Harrison Ark.,. 1
Noth o is hereby given that the fol
lowing named settler has tiled notice of
bis intention to make filial proof in sup
port of his claim, ami that said proof
will he made trt'foie Comity Judge,
Benton Co.. Aik., at Bentonville,
Ark., on August fJOlh.lsiKS. viz: Rich
ard LaBouutv. 11K No S.i'i.S, for tho
SK sw xU SK Sm sTplrt Nit W.
lie i.allies the following witnesses to
pi \e his continuous residence upon,
aiel eult;vai'on of, aid hind.viz: Frau
ci M. Ciiristison. Jefieis ei i> Brown,
Benja.mn i Mai tin, Bei jamin Phillips
all of Lowell. Ark.
Are you made rrusurabio byindi
gestion, Constipation, Dizziness
Loss of Appetite, Yellow Skin
Shiloh's Viiiiizer is a positive care.
For «uie by ii. A. Daily
Of the icood things of tbif
life *ro sorrowfully k-t
II , c. Tu’Tox, Register.

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