The Springdale news., 1913-10-24

cal illness Of her gfandm-motherr, Mrs. Baker.
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 This. section had some freak weather Sunday, including high wind from the northwest. sleCt and dashes of snow The thermometer was down to thirty degre Mon day morning with plenty of ice There was a big white frost yes 1 terday morning.
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 Eid. Edward E. Hale filled his appointment at Hiwasse. on last Saturday and Sunday. and on Sun day afternoon married Luther Fetch CT to Miss Rose Brown, both of Hiwassee. Mr Fletcher attended school here last winter. The bride | is daughter of John Brown, Esq, of Hiwassee.
 Jas. Marks went to Magnolia recently where he has a position as teacher in the State Agricultural School of the Third District He Is graduate of the agricultural department of the Univresity of Ark ansas and is most worthy young man. That he will succeed in his new work his friends have no doubt
 There is now but little question about the apple shipments from Springdale reaching 200 cars this season. exclusive of express ship ments For the week ending Wednesday night II cars were shipped, bringing the total up to 1S9 cars, and there are enough in sight to reach the 200 mark. The suply in cold storage this season viii be unusually large
 Tie Equalization Board, com posed of Messrs. Gus Lewis, John Johnson, Aleck Stoekburger. D. L. Hood and TW Harfell, will ad- journ this eye ming. The board has been tn session for the past forty nine days and in that time has rais- ed the assessments on real es ate to the amount Of s119.575 The board will draw $9S0 for their ST v,ces-Fayetteyille Baily, Tuesday
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 Frank Parrott who some time ago sold his meat =market=to Hun CT Nail. is preparing to leave soon fog Lewis Creek, British eolumb.a. whefe h. expects to spend the winter with his brother. charteg .Charlr has some property up there and Frank expects 10 aid him in looking after 1t this winter and GO some hunting for big game as a side issue He will be about 366 miles north of Seattle
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 D. W A Frye. the well known veterinarian who formerly resided a Rogers. died recently at For Smith While operating on a horse two weeks prior to his death he received small scratch on the arm. which developed into bleod poison, followed by pyaemia. The remains were shipped to his former home at Marine, H., for burial pr. Frye was formerly in charge of tick eradication work in Northwest Arkansas and was we'll known throughout this section
 Ord Parker, , years of age, was found dead one morning recently near the home of his brother, Louis Parker. near Marble, Madison County He had been shot in the face with shot gun, d;sfiguring il so that identification was only pos sible by the clothing he wore Ed Robinson, who formerly Lad a dis agreement with Parker, was arrest ed on suspicion and taken to jail al Huntsville pending the preliminary hearing, the result of which Ne have not heard. Robinson is about forty years of age and as famiIY. Parker appears 10 have b Aen reckless character and had been in number ofd iffieulties.
 Sweet potato for sale S6 cents per bushel N. NJ. Kerr -26-2t
 For earaehe, toothache, pains. burns aids, sore throat, try Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil, splendid