The Springdale news., 1899-03-31

hioIeo ike unto Jobe-0nly
 worse. It's carbuncles. D. A. White has moved in to the residence property ot u. Dodson on Holcomb Street A. N. Smith, of the telephone force, has been sick for a week or two, but is now able to he up and around.
 Wade Herd, of Eureka Springs, has charge of the Campbell livery sable. now owned by ], T. Powell. of Huntsville.
 J. H. Pollard will move his family :o Fayetteville soon. probably tomorrow. During their stay here they have made many friends, whose best wish. es go with them to their new home.
 ]. II. Barr drove out 10 his N hlte River farm first of the week to see after some i'm provements he is having made. He is building a 100 barrel cistern. Mir Barr has one of the finest stock farms in this section.
 Oakley Caudle, who a few days ago sold his farm south east of town, has purchased the Meas residence pr0perty Tn Beavers addition He expects to move in few days aud be come one of Us. TIE NEWS is glad to See Mir Caudle become a citizen of our town
 Herd MeGlinton, of this place, will begin a nine months school at Winslow the first Monday in May. He has taught Qown there before and gave splendid satisfaction. Henry MeClinton will teach two miles below Winslow be ginning the first Monday in July.
 Rev. I. B. Lunsfora and fam fly returned from Cameron, l. T., latter part of last week where they have been for the past two or three years, Rev. Lnnsford having had charge of a Presbyterian mission school at that place. It gives TIE NEWS d great deal of pleasure to welcome these excellent peo pie back to Springdale.
 Sam Crawford traded his residence property south ot the Christian Church to ]. H. Pol lard for hls brick residence, Mir. Pollard traded hls newly acquired possessions to gen tleman at Fayetteville for property at that place. and the Fayetteville man in turn sold the property back to Mr Craw ford. The deals were made through the Couch W alker Real Estate Co.
 The advertisement of Parker Bros, the well known commits sion merchants, of Chicago, will be found in to.day's pa per. This is a thoroughly re- liable house, and being grow CTS themselves, are ln a posi- ton to appreciate the wants ot the growers. In speaking Of this firm The Southwest says: "The Parkers have thousands ot friends among the producers, whom they have served to the best of their ability They are growers themselves, havlng a 1000 acre orchard in South Missouri. Associations or III dlviduals shipning to this firm may rest assnted of being we'll served "
 John Goodman, of Fort smith, arrived in Springdale Friday locking up location, as he has disposed of his bar Der shop at Fort smith He came to the conclusion that there was no better place than Spriugdale and has perfected arrangements 10 go into the shop of Henson X Rice, which he will do in about a month. His family arrived this week Mir Goodman and family are well known to many Spring dale people, having formerly resided here and have many friends who cordially welcome their return. Our old friend Tom Roach, who worked Ill Mir Goodman's shop at fort Smith, still continues at the same place,
 This section was visited by a cold wave Monday, and heS- day morning the gronnd was as covered with snow, Most o' it disappeared before nlshl, E however. There was a iIghl
 freeze Tuesday night, ou, ! "Wednesday the wind shifted