The Springdale news., 1899-04-14

iueoh shlpped tw
 cars of hogs from Fayettevill.
 Saturday. ''
 Mrs. Dr Christian, who ba
 been sick for some time, is. Vt are sorry to learn, no better.
 w. 4. Henson, resIdino south of town, Is the father of new gigl which arrived Friday
 Biff Daily sold his fine teap to Fayette Reed, of Fayetft vile, who will work them 10 2 drummer wagon.
 Get your strawberry ticket, before the rush HE NEwz fs prepared to print them cheap and in satisfa tory manner
 TIE NEWS erred last week in saying the oil house and tank were painted by Chas ToWnes. The work was done by sam Clouse.
 l.. kusewit, the artistic paint. CT and paper hanger is in Par. dy, Mo, this week doing some work for w. 1 Morrow, the hardware drummer
 Pen Reed, a prosperous far. mer residing on Clear Creek, was in town Monday and order ed TIE NEWS sent to his broth. CT J. B Reed at Pittsbare. Texas.
 TIE NEWS printed poster, this week for Geo. Eid5on, who wants 200 berry piekers. He has Is acres of very fine berries. near I1on Church. four miles southeast of town.
 A. B. Couch, the we'll known furniture dealer, was taker sick last week and for a time his condition appeared to be serious, but We understand he Is now improving.
 Prof. $. r Davis and family have returned to Springdale and are occupying the Tabel residence property out on the west end of the Avenue. Fheil many SprlngdaIe friends are pleased to welcome them back
 Albert Reed, whose home i> out on White River, but Whe is in town now under the care of physicians is improving An operation was performed q few days ago for abCess 0i the chest, and one of his ribs removed
 Aud ..llbaugh had both oi his legs severely burned some time ago while firing at tn Springdale Roller Mills lis overalls, which were saturated with oil, caught fire, and before it could be eXtinguishea he was burned from his ankles to his knees.
 R. Ralston has purchased q stock Of groceries at WestYilie, l. T., and himself and family left Tuesday for that place te make their future home. H. will move his fixtures to that place and also operate meat market. TIE NEWS wishes Dick much success in his new home.
 Theo Parker received q letter q few days ago from George Tipton, who recently enlisted as a private in the regular arm '. He Is a member of Go. D 2nd Infantry, George was at Savannah, Ga, when he wrote, but expected to soon be ordered 10 Cuba. He writes that he Is we'll pleased with army life lle was formerly 1st Lieutenant ii Go F. Second Regiment, Ark ansas Volunteers.
 We call the attention of fruit growers and shippers to tht advertisement ot Y. Scalzo Fruit Go, of St. Louis, else where in this issue They dc not depend on si. Louis mar kets alone to dispose of theil shipments as they Lave a large number of customers ill adJoln- ing towns. They desire a good solicitor in this section, and any one wishing to undertake the work is requested to write them at once.
 Mrs. Maledon' wife of George Maledon, died Sunday after noon at three o'clock at theil home three miles east of town The remains were inferred Tuesday in the Wilson grave yard. Tine deceased was member of the Baptist Church and had been resident of this section for some time, having come here from Fort Smiti where Mir. Maledon achieved hC