The Springdale news., 1899-04-28

yr-, r. ACoiuliIS Out Otl
 W hite River, Is the father of a new girl.
 , Henry Eidson shipped a car o1 hogs from Fayetteville to St. Louis Tuesday.
 A. B. Couch was able to be out Wednesday,, aftes an ill- ness of several days.
 Circuit court has taken a number of Springdale people to Fayetteville this week.
 Mr. Bell, of Chicago, who has been very sick at the home of hls father in-law, Col. Mills, for some time isimproving.
 Geo. H. Bennett, the Friseo's popular agent, has nov ed into the handsome residence prop : erty of banker J. R. Harris.
 Reagan Ritter has surren dered his position in F c. Rit- tef's grocery store. The place Is filled by Hayden Anderson,
 W. H. Searcy, who was sum- moned OH the petit jury went down Monday and succeeded in convincing Judge Putnam that he ought to be at home. He was excused from duty.
 Mrs. Cannon, of Huntsville. who is in St. Louis in a hospit. al, had another operation per formed Monday, and she is considerably worse. She is a sister of l T. Lane, of this place.
 The attention of the farmers is called to the advertisement of \. Lininger, to be found in this issue. Mr. Lininger has been in the produce business here for a long time, and does not allow any one to pay high CT prices than hlmselI.
 Uncle Daniel Plummer has re painted lis residence in the northeast part of town, white washed out=buildings, etc, adding much 10 the appearance of his home. Uncle Daniel al ways did believe in keeping things neat around home.
 Ghas. Tlllman and Hiss Ma ry Linebarger were united in marriage Sunday afternoon at , o'clock at the home of the brides parents, Mr and Mrs D. NJ Linebaager, by Rev F. kroeger. TIE NEws unites with the mans friends of these young people in wishing them success and happiness.
 k F. Bingham came up from Fort Smith Monday bring ing his family and Mrs. J. T. Roach and children. They will make their home here dur ing the summer and will be cordially received by their many old friends, MT. Roach wlll remain in Fort Smith, and Mr Bingham has also returned to that place whese he has a position in a grocery store.
 Gov. Bob Taylor, the origi- nal and only one of the kind on earth, will lecture at the college chapel in Fayetteville on Tues night, May 9. His lecture is an entiIely new one, the sub iect being "Love, Laughter and Song.n Every one who hears Taylor once wants to hear him again and again. A number of Springdale people will doubt less avall themselves of the opportunity to hear this dis tiDguished gentleman.
 Rev. John B. Andrews, of Nevada, Mo, will be here the latter part of next month to conduct a series of revival meetings. He is an evangelist of considerable fame and has held some very successful meetings The meetings will be held under a tent which the evangelist will bring with nim, the dimensions of which are 55XS0 feet. Five of the local churches, we are told, have agreed to nnlte Tn these services.-Eureka Springs Flashlight.
 TIE NEWS was favored with a call from w. l.. Bush, of Boonsboro, Wednesday morn Ing. MT. Bush is the author of q book entitled "BetwiXt Two; or, Our Country's Safety-Its Fertile Fields" and was here working in the interests of that and also the normal school of music to be conducted at Boonsboro by J. H. Hall, of Virginia. beginning June 9th and continuing twenty days. Mr. Bush's book can be had at TIE NEWS office, price 25