The Springdale news., 1899-05-19
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Marriage license were issued to c. B. King and Mrs. Sue Feltzer, both of Cincinnati, last Friday.
 The people residing in the neigh. borhood of Summers will decora te the graves at New Church on the 26th inst.
 Marriage Incense was granted Monday to Joseph Bowman, late of New Mexico, and Mrs. America Terhune, of Fayetteville. Both 60 years of age.
 Mir. Grant, of the muddy fork of the Illinois, shows stalk of wheat 3 f-2 feet high and we'll headed. Early wheat IS all good, the farmers say. -tayetteyllte Daily.
 John Bean, of Cane lIill. found a Spanish button that had washed to the surface in that place last Sunday that is over 200 years old. and was probably lost long before the primexal forrest was cut away Fayetteville Daily.
 Misses Grace Buchanan, Amanda Stone, Jeane Nineenheller, w. F. Baker and C N. Phillips were chosen by the South Methodist Sunday School at Fayetteville as delegates to the County Sunday School Convention winch meets in Springdale next week.
 Brigadier General Thos. NJ. Gunter yesterday appointed Bruce llolcomb as all aid de camp on his personal staff with the rank of cap tain to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Capt c. C. Pet tigrew, who has removed from the state. Fayetteville Sentinel.
 Fred BUrgln, a youth from Fay etteyille, Ark, arrived in Spring field yesterday morning. When the train reached the Frisco freight depot Burgin, thinking It was the passenger depot, made a flying jump tor the platform, which re- suited Tn a fractured collar bone After medical treatmcun the young man *as sent home.-Sprlngfeld Republican, 18th inst.
 R. T. Smith, who has been affllc. ted for some months with very lare and peculiar disease, is precari- ouslY Ill. His malady Is known to the medical world as "Addison's Disease, ' an ailment that is eharac terlzed by diminished quantity of blood, feebleness and a bronze col. ored skin. It has been stated that there are only eight cases on record, but other physicians say it ls not SC uncommon. Fayetteville Daily.
 $. R. Stone, who IS close ob server, reports that his orchaid q VIII not have more than 10 pel cent of a crop. He lives 10 miles west on the Illinois rlver and has the largest orchard in Washington county, something over l50 acres A bloom blight has materially af. fected the apple crop throughout this section of the state and while on the high lands the injury has not been so great as Mr. Stone re- ports t ls undoubtedly true that few, If any orchards will have a full crop.-Fayettevllle Daily.
 Mss Julia Naulx WIS the recipi. ent of great compliment last week when she was elected oyer many competitors to q scholarship III Cornell University. Mss Vaulx graduated 1t the State University and subsequently took her degree at Cornell. The trustees of the in- st'tutlon ill winch she IS now teach. Ing Tn New Jersey have granted her a leave of absencs with the ouaran tee of an increased salary upon her return. She will spend next year at Cornell University. -Fayette- vile raly.
 J. c. Collier died at 3 d. Ill. Sun. day at the residence of G, w. Mor- row i'll thls city The remains were taken to Prairie Grove for lnterment. Mir. Collier was sery. ing on the regular pannel of the petit jury at the present term of court and was excused Thursday on account of illness, which develoned into meningitis Tn it's worst form Alter three days of intense suffer- Ing he passed to the great beyond Mir. Collier was in the mercantile business at Hubbard and was well known throughout the county He was candidate for County Assessor at the last election and came within few votes oi receiving the noml- hatlon. He was about 50 years of 1 age and Was consistent member of the (. r. Church. So far as we have ever heard be had no enemies