The Springdale news., 1899-03-17

happy parents of a baby glr
 ing, ''
 = All nominations for cit
 omcers must be filed with tb
 county election commissloner
 not later than March 20.
 There Is q marked improve
 ment Tn the Fayetteville Sen
 tinel since our friend j. H
 Pollard became connected will 1 it.
 oprlngdale people have beer
 dolng considerable gardening
 this week. In other words oar
 dening "has been the order Q
 the day"
 TIE NEWS erred last week Tn saying Miss Cora Clemme,
 had gone to Ranger, Texas. tc Keep house for her brother John. She simply went to visit her brother and family.
 II the cannon ball from the north should eyer again be on time the date thereof ought to be recorded in history in order that future generations might observe the day annually in feasting and thanksgiving
 HE NEWS received a pleas ant call Saturday from Jas. B. Tillman and C. E. Bennett, who recently came to this place from Illinois. Both have SC. cured schools here, the former at Cross Roads and the latter at Fishback.
 The ladies of the Missionary society of the Baptist Church fixed up a nice dinner yestef- day and went 10 the home of their pastor, Rev. 4. H. Autry, where they enjoyed an old fashioned quilting Lee. IL was q surprise to Rev. Autry and family.
 P. ]. Yeager, proprietor of the Bee Hive, has moved into his new quarters across the street from his old staGd. The mprovements he has made on the building have added much to its appearance, and he has one of the incest store rooms in the town.
 E. '. Smith, principal of the public school, is confined to his home this week with measles. His cousin, Mir. A Abernathy, of Warren, who is | student at the State Univer slty, is teaching in his stead. Mr. Smith will probably be able to resume his work next Monday.
 Marriage license were issued yesterday to A NJ. kennan and Mrs. Beaniee Hale, and We suppose ere this they are as one. The bride is the widow of the late Judge Hale, and the groom is we'll knowr, having resided here for years. Both have many friends who will join THE NEWS in rendering best wishes.
 F. J. Gildersleve was arrest ed Wednesday by marshal rodhunter on the charge of selling wine. His case came ap before the mayor yesterday and he was fined S200 and costs. The defendant was represented by attorney J N Tillman of Fayetteville and an appeal was taken to circuit court. It will be remem oered that Mir. Gildersleve was fined for a like offense some time ago but the fine was remitted by the governor, so another case was made against him. The outcome will be watched with interest.
 At a meeting of the city Tuesday night an or 1inanee was passed regulating the salaries of town officers. There was no increase Tn the salaries of any officials except aldermen and recorder. Here tofore the former received 90 cents for each meeting ef the council and the recorder Sl.00 for each meeting, and HE NEWS doesn't believe there IS who will say the city officials are over paid. The principal object in passing the new ordinance was to have the whole matter covered Tn one ordinance, as heretofore there were several ordinances bear ing on thls one thing.
 While this is the apple orchard of America the Hand of the big red apple, . etc, stlli apples are very scarce. mere are no home grown apples Oh the market at all. Those of. fered for sale by the local dealers are shipped i'll, ana .lila they are small and 0f .n-