The Springdale news., 1898-08-26
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vile will teach school at Pit kin this season.
 Ira Moore, of Mt Comfort, will teach the school at Dur ham this year.
 Mrs. Lou NJ. Lotlin, of Prai- Tie Grove, died a few days ago after short illness.
 It is said most of the county candidates have fOrsaken the canvas except candidates for Representative.
 The Arkansas Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church will convene at Prairie Grove October 26.
 l.. NJ. Collier, of Hubard, has gone in partnership with N c. Malone in the barber business at Prairie Grove.
 J. C Massir, county eXami- ner, gives notice that he will hold a public examination at Fayetteville September 16 and IF.
 Prof. R. H. Willis, formerly connected with the A. | U., has accepted the principalship of the Episcopal Institute at Charleston, Va.
 Prof. J. l.. Bynum, of Okla h )ma, has been cilosed as prin- cipal o1 the Prairie Grove In stitute. School will open the first Monday in September.
 Miss Birdie Mock, of Prairie Grove, a graduate of the A. l. U.. has been elected to the chair of Greek and Lptin In Jessamlne College, Nicholas vile, Ky.
 Prof Busch and wife who will have charge of the instru- mental music at the A. l. U. next season, have arrived in Fayetteville. They are from Springfield.
 The school board at Fay etteville has changed the text books to be used in the schools at that place and the Review says that 1t is causing consid- era blt dissatisfaction.
 Eli Vim has been appoin ted a judge of election West Fork township in place of JIM Bloy ed, declined; Dick Clark in Goshen in place of B F. Walk er, declined; Willis Smith In Center in place of w. H. En- gels, declined; David Divilbhss in Rlchland, in place of J s. McGarrah, declined; y N Craig in Wheeler Tn place of E. Webb declined. Fayetteville Senti- nel.
 Prof. l.. A. CobIentz, of Alp pie Hill, informs us that the bprers are very numerous aud are seriously damaging his ap- pie trees, th DSe from four to six years old being the chief objects of attack. In some trees he found as many as dozen of the pests. Our or chardists would do we'll to carefully examine their trees and free them from these enc mics .-Prairle Grove Record.
 MT. F. P. Hall, of Prairie Grove and A. c. Hamilton, "the man from TeX:s," have formed a copartnership for the purpose of evaporating and shipping apples from points in Michigan. They will also han de what apples will be gath cred in Northwest Arkansas. Mir. Hall left Saturday fer Michigan and we understand that Mir. Hamilton will remain to attend to the Fayetteville business -Fayetteville Daily.
 Mrs Robert Ruth4rford's little girl fell through the zlnc covering of the cistern at Mir. Ellis yesterday evening. Mir. Will Ellis attempted to catch the child and he also fell in. The water stood fifteen feet in the clstern and for a time the gallant young rescuer strng gled helplessIy in the water, but managed to keep both him self and the child from sinking until help arrived. The two came out thoroughly drenched but entirely unharmed. Fay etteville Democrat.
 At the reunion grounds last night Henry Newman became involved in dispute with Shep ard Simpkins and from the best information we can get 1t seems that Simpkins had hls antago mist on the ground, giving him severe treatment, when the latters brother, Jake Newman ran up and stabbed Simpkins twice. Jake Newman escaped but Henry was captured and paid his fine. Simpkirs'