The Springdale news., 1899-04-21

Loy Limbaugh has d posi-.
 ton in the East End Grocery.
 Henry Eidson shipped a car ol hogs to St. Louis Wednes l day
 J. W. kensil has resigned
 hls n position at the Springdale : Hotel and is now gentleman of leisure.
 The Huntsville Republican says Mrs l. Brooks hac return ed to Springdale and will make this her futare home. D. M. Linebarger is superin tending the construction of a Dew business house for Mayes X Nermlllion at Johnson
 We have had another week oi fine growing weather, the eff feet of which is readily seen Oh all kinds of vegetation.
 w. ? Brownlng's peach or chard southwest of town Is in line condition. None of the trees were killed and he has cut them back. All are growing nicely
 TIE NEWS is requested to an nounce that Rev. Jas. Green, formerly pastor of the Presby- terian Church in Springdale, will preach at this place next Sunday.
 Postmaster Thompson has purchased the property north Of his home. The old building has been moved to the rear of the lot and a neat substantial picket fence built.
 The telephone line Is now completed to the handsome country home of Judge Patton, and the Judge can now con verse with his Springdale friends whenever he chooses.
 We are informed that begin hing the Both inst, passenger train No, 3 which goes only to Fayetteville, will run through to Fort Smith in order to ac- commodate the straw berry shippers.
 We understand the Spring dale Democrat will not make it's appearance this week, and that Leon Smith will take charge next week. Verify our contemporary may boast of a varied and eheekered career.
 We have to leave out consid erable matter this week for lack of room Among others Is the program of the county Sunday School Convention, and program of closing exercises of Prof. Lea's school at Boons boro. Both will appear next week.
 An examination of the young orchards will show that in two thirds of them the trees lean to the north east. The cause of this is due to the fact that our hardest winds come from the southwest, and no allowance is made for this when trees are planted. If trees are leaned to the southwest they will gradu ally straighten as they grow.
 Rev. E. l.. Massey received a telegram from Batesville " Wednesday afternoon convey ing the sad intelligence of the death of his brother, who was killed in q boiler explosion near that place Rev. Massey left Wednesday night for Bates vile to attend the funeral. He has the sympathy of his many springdale friends in his af- tiiGtioD.
 Mr. Wells and family, of Henderson, Mo, arrived in town last week and are occu, pYing the two story brick resi- dence property on Holcomb Street. Mir. Wells has the ap- pearance of being an excellent gentleman and comes here for the purpose of engaging in business THE NEWS extends to himself and family cordial greetings.
 Rev. Trundle, late pastor of the Christian Church at Eure ka Springs, has been employed as pastor of the church in Springdale. Rev Trundle comes we'll recommended as a preacher and a christian gentle man. He preached two interest Ing sermons last Sunday, and there will be preaching regu- lally every Sunday, morning and night.
 Dr. c. w. Sillin, of Law renee, Kansas, arrived in Springdale Wednesday to look over our town and coun-