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I’m: News.
J\0. 1’. STAFFORD,
l-alltor
•J1ME J.'JELE.
Going South,
Freight
Freight
Freight
Passenger
Passenger
0:41 i . m
a. ji
12:01 a. m
10:27 e m
Going Noktit.
Freight
F re i gilt
Freight
Passenger
1’assemre.
10:27 a. >i
10:27 i m.
2:4 ! I* ,M.
0:00 a. Jt.
4:17 A. M.
4:40 p. m.
Freight trains tin not eary passengers.
M. FROST,
Agent.
DIRECTORY.
CITi OFFICERS.
Max or.- Millard Herry
Recorder. I'd II 1 tr> ant
Treasurer. l’etross.
Marshal. .1 F. Man is.
Aldermen. 1!. F. Ihaxer. ,1. F Harr
J. \V. Foltrane, S. ,N. llaxton \V. M
1 lav is.
ciiruniHs.
"Si. K. ('iintcii. Services each lirst
and third Sunday both looming and
night. I’rayer meeting every Thurs
day night. Class-meeting every third
.Sunday. Children's Missionary Socie
ty every first Sunday at 4MO r M. Wo
man s Missionary meeting 1st Friday
in every month at I :>o e.M. Sunday
school at 0:30 every Sunday. I1F biav
<or, Sn|»t.
ltev. II. < Matthews. Pastor.
I'HKsnv ikki an i in in ii Preaching
even second Sunday in each month,
morning and evening. Pricer meet
ing e’.ery Wednesday evening. Sim
ilar si hoc! ever' Simdax at a I*, m.
Di. A. W. Muster, Faster.
(’ll I'll II Sendees erst >1111
«rfsn in tath month at the Itaptist
Ouin h at 11 a.in ami at night
Uev. 11 II Scruggs.
1’himvtivk UM’l'lsr. Sendees ev
i*i \ Hecoml Sunday i11 each mouth ami
S.»t ill ala v befn! i1. Sunday si lino I
A M, .1 1. Watson, Siijit
KM. J . 1! iaivuig Fastoi
Ml-sloNKIty liAl’llsT. Servin'* ev
en thlvil Sumlav ami at night. Fravet
meetlug even I iiesi 1 a\ 11iglit.
It. W. Neal. Fasti .
<’. lbiK-av ruitIA N >, i Vires a I tp
tMt cl.in '!i even -till Sarnia' ni m
i Mg ami evening, by Hev I II Kedcy.
l.r I'll Kli K N . Si'i viec.i e\ on >UII<l.l\
at In v a Sumlav seh"i ! even
SnTiiiav at a !• VI. ! K Iheh '• • Siij.t.
I(e .. A. S. Itartlieh anew. 1 hist '!
>K\ K\ : u-I>ay \:>y ri ni-r- sab
t* 1, school at 1" O eh ■,-h t", ery sabbath.
K It. \ Hung. Sunt.
SKCliKT SOU FT IKS. HIV.
I'. A A M. Meets at hall in Iklptl-t
chin -It Friday night on or before lull
moon in each month
It F. I (envoi M -
K. A t wan ni, Sec.
S > «V '1. Ft)
•midi month.
Meets first M : h, m
I, |). Fetross. I'res.
,| me F. St ill)I>111. S-c.
F. >. Iirant I’nst N' Meets at
’ternoun ot !ll si sat uI i he .u eai h 111' 'llt h .
at night of third Saturday ut eaeh
.month at IF A- lb bad •
.lonathan Smith ( oniirinr.oer.
K. F. Hall. Adjutant.
1
tiosslf* t HU05K I.i l) in W
FI.M I LEEKS.
Item* <»f Interest FieWed up mi Out
Street Fortiers During the Fast
Seven Days.
New fall hats at Miss Mary
Hedges.
N. llockett visited Fayetteville'
W’odncsilay.
Hev. (Ir&nade will begin a private
school next Monday.
Miss Etta J.oudermilk is visiting
friends at Fayetteville.
I,. Di'iucy iuiu * *»* * * *1 j
trip to Fayetteville Thursday.
Artie Lewis is attending the
Springfield, Mo., fair this week.
Our old friend J. \\. howler was
m to see us Wednesday morning.
W. (». Vineonlieller has been on
a business trip in Missouri icccnt
Jy.
Hen GrifVy and family visited
relatives at Rogers the first of the
week.
Barnum’s circus is advertised to
bo at Fayetteville on the 2(5t!i of
this month.
Surveyor Win. Mitchell vvas m
town Tuesday. He takes his defeat
gt acefullv.
Tlioro will he a re-union of the
blue and the gray at l’ea Ridge
first of next month.
Mis. G. II. Gabbert and Miss Rot
tic Crenshaw visited friends at Pea
Ridge the first of the week.
Thomas Frost left yesterday
evening for Seligman. He will at
tend the re union nt Washburn.
\\ lllis Boyd, son of /eke Boyd,
left the first of the week for Waco,
Texas, where lie will make bis fu
ture home. Tiik News wishes him
abundant success in his new home.
1'ln’ Democratic club postpone
111oi 1* meeting Inst Monday iiii;h
until tlic next regular inoeting.
K. !>. Moore is in Fayetteville \ i
iting hi- friend:'..
MissMay Lewis visited rolntiv*■
it l’oa Ridge I' ri< 1 nv- hist. She n
turned Tuesday.
Our friend \\ . (irnves, of Join
son, was in town Saturday. II
srnillinglv informed ns that lie Inn
a new bnbv girl at his house.
Miss Mary Dodges, our next doo
neighbor, has a new sign.
A. \\ . linker will leave Sun la
morning for Columbus. Ohio, t
attend the <>. A. It. National Ku
campment.
Mrs. Jas. II. Merry, Mrs. S. \Y
Peel. .Mrs. I>r. Taliaferro and Mi
lam .Met! ill, ef Bentonville, visitm
Mrs. \\ . <i Itice ruesday.
.John P. Stafford resigned as Sec
retary of the Springdale Savin,
ami Investment Company and Jo
L. Kennedy lias been elected to sue
cted him.
We learn from the. Fayetieviil
Democrat that Hugh A. lJiusmor
contemplates a visit to bis horn
sometime in the Spring.
I)r. Dare left Thursday lnornin:
for St. Louis. Doc. is suffering
with annuism tmd he goes to bo ox
ainined. He will be absent severa
days.
Miss Bryant returned to lie
UIJIIIC ,1 ; ' I Ur II 1 I .11 t'liu.n . IK VV .1
accompanied by MissAn-gic Loud
ermilk who will spend some tini
visiting there.
We call attention to the card o
the Kim Springs Academy whirl
will l»e found on theopposstc page
J’rof. W. W. Lundy is principal am
proprietor of this institution, am
fiom what v,e can learn lie is ;
thorough and practical instructor.
Quite a number of Sjiringdale’i
young ladies Were eutortuinci
Tuesday evening at the residenci
of Millard Courtney. The ntait
feature of the evenings entertain
inent was a tally pulling.
A number of young p • iple at
tended an old fashioned apple cut
tmg at the resident-s id A. \\ . Hik
cr Wednesday night. Kiev repor
h splen li I time and wotihin t objec
to an apple cutting every night.
])e',r veadergive us your atten
while wc whisper smile deliglitfii
news in your ear. Tiiere is goim
to he another livery stable ii
Nprinvdale. It will ho run hv San
Stokes and 1’cter (iraham at Stokes
old stand. "'Score another tor th
Spring City”’
A )H-oi rat ted meeting will hegii
at the .Methodist c-hareh next Mon
nay night and continue night am
day until the aril Sunday night i
this month at which time Kcv. I!
C. Matthews will close his labor
as pastor <d tlio .Methodist cliurel
at this place.
l*rolii l*jt ionistK.
Wo are requested to state tha
there will ho a meeting of the pn
hibitionists at the court house i
Fayetteville on Saturday Sept. L
to more fully organize the party
11 was stated in their circular tlui
they would hold a meeting on th
17th but it should have been loll
The many friends of Dr. li. 1
Gladden at this place will he plea:
ed to learn of his nomination b
the Democrats of Harry Count]
Mo,, for Representative. The Do:
tor is worthy <if every honor th
people id’ Harry county bestow uj
Martin Walker was dow n from Bei
ton county this week
William Mattingly, of Almoral. low;
is here jooking at the country.
Tin*evaporator people at Fayettevil
art* paying only fifteen cents per Inisli
for good soiinti pearlies
Jo Holcomb. A J Hale, James I Set
and Millaril Berry went to Fayettevil
Thursday on business
We learn that W. T. Sharp. who h;
resided several years live miles sout
west ot town, contemplates moving
the Indian Nation soon.
1 I> Bader U building a v* ry cot
modions and substantial stock ai
{train barn on his farm west of tow
which when completed, will be the la
m tlie township.
Petrous Pro's, arts putting a thii
story on their mill, and making olh
changes to accomodate their new nr
chinery When completed this will 1
one of the finest mills in the State.
Tom Brazell left town a few nigh
tigo without stating publicly what s.
coast lie would pail for. It is said th
. a warrant was issued for him a it
minutes before he decided toomigrat
and that then lie halted not on tl
course of Ins i migrate n.
J, (i. t'attioii, of Karlville, low
was in town first of the week, and e
i Joyect several rides over tin countr
lie is well pleased with both the cm
j try and the people here, and sic u
j he decide to leave his old home lie w
| locate near Springdale
• -UajrfUiM
i | V* e un Jerstund th i' there is :i
t ^ widow lady living in Stokes grovi
in a small tent in destituto cireum
stancos. She is a member of the
.Baptist church and is a hard work
inl£ all I respcl table lad v and the l it
R
i/i'iisof Springdale should lend her
their assistance. Send in 2'. or 10
ce its to this office and it will be
given to the proper ones Remem
‘ her that the "laird lovetha eheer
' fill gi\er," ami open up your hearts.
Kvervbody must settle with ns
r by the first of September.
Pktross Bao’s.
I’roirriunme
i For tbo Springdale Baptist Sundae
school convention to be held at
Shady Krove, on Oet. 11. at 0 a. in.
1st. (hganizslioii and business,
t 2d. I)inner on the ground.
I ! 3d. Devotional services,
i 4th. Gods heart Covenant by G.
I W. Brooks.
5ib. The convention of the young
by- .\. I,. < iI'egg.
6th. Abuse of Sunday school liter
" ' ature by John San let's.
7th. History of the modern Sun
? i day school by 1. X. Vernon.
8th- Will any one plan of Sunday
school school work be successful
longer than twelve months by
, Jess'9 McCoy.
nth. Can the interest of the cbm eb
he endangered by too great a
i Sundav school effort hv G. C.
r
llauks.
-Mump will bp expected from tin
different Sunday schools. All
come and bring baskets fill I. A
general good time is expected.
I. M. l*mi i tea,
J. F. IIkksom, 1 ’res.
<Sec.
A VISIT TO ELM SPRINGS.
I ! Tuesday evening in company with
| John Dodson the editor paid the tlii i\ -
ing little village of Klui Spr iigs a short
t visit, and we found the citizens of that
' place considerably worked up on the
s 1 election.
Klin rings is located six m iles west
of'Springdale and is surrounded by soim
i-of the l" -t farming country in this.sec
tion. It derives its name from a largt
- spi ing which has its source at therooti
j of a giant elm tree.
In Kim Springs there are two general
merchandising establishmeuts, M. 1)
Steele and li. K. Hitter, one drug stori
* wned 1 ■> W. V. Steel®, who is *ls<
1 po-tuiaster, ami one biaek.-.uith shop
i; n by that stauin h Demoi rat John W
Smith. Then are three plivsiei
rated at tins place, I >rs (i. Wiigimsoli
('. K. Miiiimi is, and 1. <i. Weleli U i
I 1 tire not acquainted w ill the latter, but
r the former wa> a resident < i spring
dale in day s gone by and while here In
made many friends and proved himselt
1 ' tola thoroughly skilled i i the use ol
, physics. And last, but not l»j any
• nn ai.s least tie- Kim .'springs Acad
emy. This is an institution taut tin
: good people of Klin Springs should b*
i proud of. It o'nriied last Monday "ill
- i’l'of. \\, \V. Lundy in charge, an 1 lie
] informed us tliat tin prospects tor a
good session were most llaUeiang. .VI
ter -i rul ing lour new subscribers am
■ one ■•ad.” and the election returns
’ which, by the way. were the usual
i j Democratic majority , we lcturnei
i home w til pleased w it h ' an t rip to Kin
Springs.
, OUR HORN.
Keincmbeiing the old maxim tha
j •* Win soever IdoWt III li >1 los own 1 On
the same shall not he blowed, wt
j hope niir readers will pardon us whih
' we toot our ••horn ' a little.
' Since we have been managing Tin
e N kws it has been our earnest emleavo
. to publish a paper that the peopli
would appreciate. We put the sub
; script ion at the low price of si.00 .
\ eai and it was piadieted that we wouh
soon "starve out.” But how is ny To
’ das v. e are publish ing a paper tha cqua
• of any in the county, and we can truth
- Lilly sav that our subscription list ex
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published in Springdale,andat its pres
cut rapid rate of increase it llireat en
to outstrip her county seat contempor
arics. Below we gi-e a list ol new soli
scribera enrolled since mu last issue:
A I,. Ilaislip.
.1.11. Winters.
.1. Keiclie: •
W. N. Pierce.
A. !v Snivel's.
( al. (’handlers.
.1. T. St ice.
K. s Horton.
(ieo. W. ltrooks.
X (). Wade.
.1. l 'lavpool.
W. T. St i' i pi in.
<i. W. Bradley.
John Props.
John Steinberg.
tf. W. Thurston.
/.. W. Thatch.
Brazil Powers.
H. M (lainett.
I. . W. Jackson.
.1. li. Loving,
II. P. Davis.
< . I, Maker.
W. H Brogilen
M O. Caudle.
All the above are from this place.
Dr. i<. Wilkorson.
J. W. Smith.
Prof. W. W. Lundy.
Ml the above are from Kim Spring:
Mia Ire Smith, Soi-ora. Cal.
T II. Ilaislip, Lew isbiirch Tenn.
Winter Frost. Sidigman, Mo ,
W.T. Condon, Mornlton. \:k.
In renewals we ha\ e 1! \V. Bryan. I
K. Wilseli, J. \V, Fowler Hid A. I
Baggett.
Is not the above a pretty good show
ing for one v.t. kv We think il is. an
it is extremely gratifying to us. as i
'ln w , la y oml a d<1 n lth.it ‘-11r eh r!
to give the people a good a wi ll a- ;
.
nn- vjcw.> v- y*-» wu .■«.«
A (' ifoyt. of Almira!. Iowa. has
reeii ill tow n ic>era I days. nn I will p
lum ;,i« ii i r Ills family. Hi- hmiulit
lames Heck s farm mic and a halt niii"s
west i : town mi the Khn Springs man.
and will-ct two m three me- in straw
berries sum ether small fruits before
•.’iuno holm .
Hast Sunday ; fu-ttmott jseves a) von tip
• gentlemen enme up 1. nn Fayetteville
| and ilcoitph i f then siicccciled in get
i ting tlieir nanu s un the May<us docket
a. ill fc mints mi chaise of 1 i i:irr into'
icated They each |dcsul guilty. si:i I
l>aid their lines like nice >oni
men For the present their names w !
hewitheld. hoping that ll.eir odea .
will not he icpcated in Springdale.
Call on .lotin It. Harris A liro .
for all kinds of sew ina machine nee
dies, oils mid parts.
That hacking eough can he so
quickly’ cured hy Shiloh's Cure.
We guarantee it. Sold hy II. A
Daily-.
Will you SulIYr with Dyspepsia
and Titver (omplainil' Shiloh’s
\' i 1 i 11 i • l* is guaranteed to cure
you. Sold hy II. A. Daily.
If you owe us yon must settle at
| once. John It. Hakims A 1’ito.
Sleepless nights, male miserable
hy that terrible cough. Shiloh's
cure is the icmedy for v.iii Sold
hy 11. A . I >ai ly.
| t alarrh cured, health and sweet
h -oath sec ired, hy Shiloh’s Catarrh
Remedy. I’rtfV.5f* ets. Nasal In
jecti l free. Sold by II. A. D; ily.
V SAmid Legal Opinion
K. Buinbrulgo Monday’ Ksq.,
Ccdintv A tty.. Clay Co., To.x, says:
’Have used Kleetrie Bitters with
most happy results. My brother
also was very low with Malarial
Fever and jaundice, but was cured
by timely use of this medicine. Am
satislfed ElceLiie Hitts is saved my
life.”
Mi-. 1>. I. Wilcoxson, of Horse
' C;ive, Ivy., ;h1<Is a like testimony,
saying: lie positively believes lie
would have died, hadit not been for
Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward off
as well as cure all Malarial Dis
eases, and torall Kidney, Liverand
Stomach Disorders stands unequal
led. l’riee fiUc and SI at II. A.
Daily’s.
All persons owing us bills past
due will please come in and Settle
■ up at once.
Hudson a Gj.
Sliilolis Yitili/.er is shat you
need for eonsuniptifm, Loss of Ap
petite, Ilii'./.iiiCss, and all symptoms
of I )y >]i"psiii. l’neo iotuid 7"> et-.
per bottle. Sold by II. A. Daily.
Shiloh’s Cure will immediately
relieve Group, Whooping Cough
and Bi onelui is. I ■ r sale In 11. A
Daily,
The Rev. G o. I(. Thayer, of
I Bourbon, I nr!., s;t\,•>: "Bulb myself
and wife owe our lives to Shiloh’s
('onsum|>tioii Cure.”
Road ihe “ad.’* of J. A. G. Black
burn on ia^t page.
(b> to Bob ()it for your fruit cans.
Heaviest tin can ox mi m.vhkm
and warranted.
The best clothing and lowest
prices will be toiind at Dodson \
Go's.
, Good board and lodg’ng at tlu
Springdale Restaurant, bv the day
or week. We endeavor to supply
the table with til- tiest, and try to
make the rooms and beds co nioria
! ble. Cal I on us.
Woman’s Relief.
“Earth lias no sorrow that heav
en cannot heal,” whether arising
| from physical, mental, or moral
soirees. I’iio promises and consol
jationsof the gospel furnish nbund
• ant remedies for all spiritual or
■: mental woes, and the Creator lr
| stored in the king tom of Naturo,
: | remedes for every physical :i i I -
Dnent. For ages these reined es
■ were allowed to lie dorment, through
the ignorance of man kind as to
i their tisos, and for ages more but
: little attention was given to rente
. j dies for the peculiar afflictions of
woman1 who was looked upon and
. 1 treated as a slave bv lordiv. and
then brutal mur*, an«i her siittennjj
.! regarded with beastly indifference.
| In I sit t-r times, science tmd Christian
, | philanthropy have come to hci re
| lief, devising retncilies tor her pet •
! uliar w enknesses, which have Won
'combined in Dr 1’ierec‘s Favorite
Prescription, a remedy tint cures
: the pains, aches, nausea, displace
rnentr., wasting and debilitating at
tlift ions to which she is constantly
jexposed -Favorite Prescription’
J is the only medicine for women
. .sold by druggists, undera ]io-i11\ e
I guarantee from the manufacturers
that it will gi.e satisfaction ir
I every case, or money will be refund
| ed. This guarantee has been print
led on the bottle-wrapper, and faith
I fully carried out for many years.
Notice.
If you owe Searcy & Sons, pleas
call and settle as we need ou
money.
NOTICE FOr'pTTblVcATK^N
Land Ornct: at II \ ukison . A ku . i
Septembei, - i d. IHKs. t
Notice is hereby given that the to!
low ing named settler has tiled not ice o
Ids intention to make final proof;|1 -;*i>
nort of his claim, and that said prool
w ill lie made before County Judge-. 01
in his absence the (‘minty < 'h rk. Wash
ington <'omitv. Ark., at Fayetteville
\ i k., on (it. -Jiith. lass, \ i/; Jain-;
M. Quillen II E. No. 8 ( 0. for 11 e ,v
U I Set* t K N El >. Tf 1‘ N 11
•>s \V. He names the following W itnes
■ .sin prove hIs eontiimoils residents
i ; upon, a ad < tilt ivat i m of, said land, \ i/
t John S;n age, John E. Koberts. Ileary
(■ l"gg. John -sa ailei's a'l ' t wpr'in ; V
’ ' a .. Ark..
i I lit' TU’JiiN. i’ •;
lln;i) IlMf. Att ■ <
b.UUM2* - (J M
1-aIi v.— ' ■ \\ 11 \ \\ 11 11 .1 n,e» it. a!th\
I'm m ’ I v vuu ure "
( 'ii 11.1'Hi-: s . •• 11> heea'i »c m a nun :i
bays all our goods at If. K. Iteaver
it l Vs.
Large assortment of lady’s and
chi(dren’.s cloaks just received at l‘>.
F. 1 leaver \ t'u's.
Just received a large invoice of
,1 canes for I lie fall and \vintcr trade,
and are now prepared to make the
lowest prices lo the retail trade or
jol> to dealers. H. F. I)e vVeu & Co*
Kxpiessly tor tdib ladles—two
hundred cloaks. Call at once and
make your selections.
H K Ok aver A. Co.
Politics is the .til absorbing topic
of the day. Groups -.1 men are lo
lit1 asi*n on all corner* talking on
the probabilities of tbe coming
election. We h ive our opinion re
warding polities but do not s.i) who
will be-the next President for we
don’t know but we can say that we
are receiving and opening up the
best stock of general merchandise
consist i no of drT irorels clothim'
bools ami »Woes, grcceiiea and
queenswar« ever opened up in this
nm’ ki l. Py tailing and seeing us
you will racaiva lull vulu# in re
turn, and will *i'vav« keep p ,KvO
in matters of interest to yourselves,
this We Do know.
F>. K. Dkavkh a Co.
B. F. Denver »% Co., pay cash for
all kinU» of i roduce.
*
That 3 Ri Bar soap it H. F. Dearer
^ Co., far Ik cants i* very cheap.
15. P. Dearer <% Co., Uaro some
jobs in clothing to el we out very
cheap.
15. F- Denver A Co., have v hand
some line of white goods and their
prices sell them.
Tin> trio cigar is the be-t ft cent
1 cigar in ton ns am! only kept by 15.
I\ Deal er & ('•».
Smoke the trio cigar if Ton want
the best Havana filler.
Buy that t lb bar soar) at M. F.
I caver A Cu’s for only lb cents.
Moiu i i- soar -e but » littla goer a
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