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nR G:OOnS

new and elegant line Of spring prints
lawns and muslin-. from &c TO ;nc
Dress ginghams, new designs SC 70 2nc
beautiful dress goods, "Toile du Nord,
from. to 1r
Lace buntings. black and colors. =. 2Oc to 3Oc
Nuns yelling, black and colors. :nc to Soc
Elegant dress fabrics, " Costumes Glaces. 81
ITOH.... [oC 10 'SC
Manchester chambray. from: .......l5c TO 2Oc
Plaid Nansooka. from ................ l5c TO 30c
All wool black huntings. from sc to 3Sc
Merimac reps. all figures. from. l2c 10 l5c
Pacific crctOns, from. SC 10 BIC
Table damask. white and colored. SIC to g.
Best blcachcd shir:ing-. ~ wide &c To l0c
An elegant line OF pique white .. l5c TO ;Dc
Rest lonsdale camb-icS. ~ wide l2t c TO J &c
Best hleachcd shcctinC-, 1914 wide &c To tnc
Best brown -hcctings. 1914 wide. 3nc 10 rs"
Best brands unhlrachcd domc-tics &c 10 loo
Res, bed ticking. all brands. Sr - PC
C"ttnnadrs. complete assortmeni-.i1 c to 3jc
summer cas-lnlercs. 2iC To .Hc
Best brands linen and cotton 3rck l5c 20 SIC
Some handsome table oil cloths .Hc 10 40
HOSIERY and NOTIONS.
oar stock 0f hoisPrv and notions is com
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wild Cherry and Tar.

Everybody knows the value of Wild Cherry
and Tar AS relief and cure for any affections of
The Throat and Lungs. Combined with these
two ingredients arc a few simple, healing RENE
dies in The composition of DR.. Bosanko's Cough
and Lung Syrup, making it just the article you
should always have in the house for Coughs,
Colds. Group and Bronchitis. Price SO cents
and 81 Samples free Sold by NJ. Lively, drug
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a Little Gold was Spent.

Mr. Il \ CLARK of Atlanta, Ga, in speaking
of $3.50 90 in gold, desires "a SAY 10 The readers
III HIS paper, thar the whole of the above
amount WAS spent in ir!il,>- effort in finding
relic from terrible Blood Poison affecting his
body, limbs and nose presenting ngly running
ulcers. He is now sound and well. having been
cured by The most speedy and wonderful remedy
ever before known, and any interested party
who may need Blood Purifier will learn from
him that three bottles OF b. b. h. restored his
appetite healed all ulcers, relieved his kidneys,
and added twenty one pounds 10 his weight in
thirty days. For sale by W y. Rawls and NJ
Lively. Aug 3, ~, I'm
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q Wan who Cannot sleep.

Why is sharp lawyer Ike l man who cannot
sleep: ii IL tlr> on one side aud then on tie
other. and + wide awake all the time If his
See plc~>nc>~ j. from pain in 'l:c bowels, DIR.
Buyers IIucllcbrrrv Cordial will relieve him.
S-rd 2-crnt stamp 10 Walter y. Taylor, A.
ania Ga for Riddle Book.
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RuckIem's Armica SalVe.

The best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises
sores ulcers. salt rheum fever sores, letter, chap
ped hands, chbaius, cOrns and all skin crup-
mons, and positively cures piles, or no pay re-
qured 1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
ton, or money refunded. Price 25 cents pei
box. lS-Iy
Sold by w. A. Rawls, druggist.
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business Opportunity.

A gentleman well known to us wants part
ncr with about 81 900 capital in good railroad
contract Enquire at FLoRIDIAN office.
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Blood Poison Of Long Standing
Cured.

tExtoact from Palestine Advocate, Feb p, 1881
The .1dr~'It has been aware that strange
reports were in circulation concerning the SEEM
inglv miraculous cures Of the Hot Springs Rem
c,ly, C. c. G., of late introduced to the suffering
pubic by G. K ThontSson, in this city. This
week The statement ot his healing balm came in
n personal form. Mr.. J. { Wilson, resident
near Tennessee Colony, had suffered with an IN
curabc case OF blood poison in one limb for TWO
years He was Incorporated tor labor, the sore
having eaten through the cutcle over The lower
limb, and the poison having been taken up in
his veins, was spreading through his system.
After using the G. c. G.. tor six weeks the sores
are all healed. except one small abrasion or scab,
and Mr. Wilson is rejoicing To be about again
with renewed health. Only one and halt bot
ties # the c. c &. were used. Any person de-
string to learn further OF this strange .Sr can
consult Mr. Wilson or his friends II is vouche't
for by scores of wiincSsrs.' Sold hy NJ. Lively,
Druggist, Tallahassee, Fla, low
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The FLoEIDI>N is sent weekly TO over 400
persons, and is read by five times rs many. Send
in ynur advertisements now il you want the
people TO read them.
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HDr. >. Il. Graves.

DR. J. r. Graves, cdIlnr and proprietor Of HE
B1pfj,t, Memphis, Tenn, says To VI. \. SIN
mons VI. ID Iuka Miss | received package
o. NoW Liver Medicine, and have used half ut
it. 1t work, like charm | want II" better
livrl regulation, AMI certainly no more Of Iei'in'-
MiN'rrr. i K GRAVES, Memphis, Tenn. Sold
nv VI. Lively, Druggist, TallllitSScc. Fla.
16-2W
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machinery FOR SALE !

A Ne 90 saw Carver Cotton Gin, with Condenser.
one Allison Seed Cotton Cleaner new, M ade 10y f.
Carver Cotton Gin Company
One pinch Staub French Burr (ir>t MIL
One No y Silver & Deming Straw and Ensilage Gutter.
hand power
One Pony Plancr
The above machinery is in GOOD order has mostly hen
replaced by larger and is for sale cheap
JOHN BRADFORD
Bradiordville Fla Aug g. 1855 l5lr
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-MENICAN FEMALE REMEDY differs from any
other Female Medicine on the market in that it
Is to be applied directly To the affected parts,
which it invariably cures at oGcc, on the same
principle that ii an abra>rrc OF sore is produced
on any other part OF the body, you immediately
applya remedy Ia the part affected. and it Is
culcl Thai al least thee iouiths OF the / dies
of the present century are 10 great extent,
troubled with some of the many diseases affect
ing women, is an admitted fact among all learn
ed classes bu To assume that even one-tcnlh
OF those affected are suffering from blood poi
son and need t. be dOSetl for months with some
p,iack female medicine is error TOO glaring
10 be coun,cnanced by an intelligent public.
Sold by NJ. Lively, Druggist, Tallahassee,
Fla l62W
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ThOn.a nll~ Say so.

Mr. r. w Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes "
never hesitate To recommend your Electric Bit
tiers to my customers, they give entire sati,ac-
tnn aud are rapid sellers Electric Bittcrs are
the pur.st and best medicine known, and will
positively cure Kidney and Liver complaints.
Purify the blood and regulate The bowels. No
family can afford to he without them. They
will save hundreds of dollars in doctors bills
every year Sold by w. A. Rawls druggist.
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CLOTHING.
We have q nice assortment of spring and
simmer clothing. embracing linen, cassi
mere and cotton suits, all styles and
prices, from the cheapest to the best
BOOTS and SHOES.
Our stock in this line covers everything
needed by anyone, whether in town OF coun
try, from the heavy boot for farm use At
81 90. to the full calf at s.. and the best
brands If brogans and pillow shocs AT $l.23.
to the stylish Oxford Ties and buttons
at 80 and 81 Our line of ladies and misses
shoes and slippers. in cloth, calf and mo-
rocco, is complete, ranging in prices from
T5c up.
HATS
OF al kinds. from 1s' to 81 Wool. fur,
straw and linen. and all of the latest Il IT,
Glassware and CrOckery.
Everything in this line that you could
think Of and al rerg che9P We also have
n larrr assortment ~ 'inwarc and wood
and willow ware. marked lower than ever
before sold i'll Tallahassee.
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CLOT HlSG:.

plete. Embracing everything pr ptrly be
longing in this department, at loves
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Cure for Piles.

An old style Singer Sewing Machine, in good
order. A bargain. Enquire at FLoRIDIAN Cdfice
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VI lSONIl'.

..,, lettings Of JA1NSoN Lophk
* - -. IT., ana third 'i,.nday~ in each
s.r,h o'''" ". VI. MciSTd>i! &rrstnrs
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Acme Nursing Bottles,
- . -
IleCn ROCK
At Kawl- Refreshing and invi-oratins.

At IIawl'- Refreshing, and invi.orating.
When Won hear ct any acquaintance having
chillS send them word h,t thu only purely veg
ctablr harmless, dead >lot for chllls on the
market is Chilarnc, it is guaranteed. and The
lru ggi,i from whom Won buy it Will refund your
money if it fails 10 c,nc when directions are fol-
lowed Sold ny VI. Lively, Druggist, Tillahas-
See Fla 16-2W
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TO Smokers

Who want to get a tirst-class article, ask for
Scdenbcrg's Cunr de Rose the only Seed
and Havana cigar in the market for ; cents,
and Seidenbcrg's " Rhine Gold" Cuban made
Havana cigars which equal The imported, for
10 cents. at NJ. LIvEIY's
July 2:,-,f Drug Store.
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cOllSltltIlU1 iIc report hl iuc NbIltllllttt on
style ana Arrangement, committee which has
done it, " ork well. This completed, an informal
recess OF about half IN hour WAS taken to allow
members 10 sign the Constitution Alter reas-
scmbling Mr. Mann. saying that il was Il time
for forgetting and torgivng past dIsagrccmcnt~,
moved that the vote of Ccn>lrc pissed against
Mr. Baker earlier in Me session be considered
cXpuugcd from the Journal and his motion was
carried BY aunanmous vote Mr. Biker, appa-
rcnllv touched by tins act Of courtesy, rose and
thanked the Convention for lis action, which he
gratefully Appreciated, and said that he had al
ways regretted certain remarks IN Ide in the
heat of excitement on the spur OF the moment,
which an in~tanls ref eli III would not have
permitted.
Mr. Rogers then offered resolution rendering
the thanks of the Convention to President Pasco
and Vice Presidents Yongc and Lesley tor their
efficient service during the session and the Prcsi-
dent and First Vice President, Mr. Lesley, be-
ing absent acknowledged The compliment in
graceful and appropriate remarks. Mr.. Gnss,
shortly before the final adjournment, made Il
bret spec CHI, thanking the President for the con
silcra,ion which he had shown the minority,
and sincerely cpmplimrnting some of the Demo-
cratic leaders their immense brain 'wrr.
When he had finished Mr.. P.sco delivered Il
closing address, cvincng his appreciation OF the
approval elected by the able, dignif1ed and cour-
tenns manner in which he had filled the chair
dnring the session; and, at the close Of his Id
dress, the gave fell, and the Constitutional Con
vcnIion of 1885 was adjourned ahe die. There
were cordial hand'h akings among the members,
and sincere regrets expressed, aud the delegates
parted TO return 10 theit dcly separated homes
in The different sections ot the great State oil
F'lurIl;l
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The Glen Falls $500 Shirt
Ia the best in the market Al
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Seeds! Seeds! Seeds
A fresh lot just arrived at W. A. Rawls'.
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Soap! Soap! Soap!
Civil Appointments.

The largest assortment ever brought here to- be
nj RaWl'-.
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Bnggies and Wagons
For sale by nj. Nj. COBB.
October Z, 1894. 25-tf
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G1alrfSt AI.frfH :

shirts! shirts!
Ask for the 81 4" shirts
ID Il MEGISSI-.'. JE.
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80 Dozen Shirts
I.cCOnte Pears by the Carload.

just received M u b MEoI<Er-- IN
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-05

that no appeal shall be taken from a magistrates court where the amount in controversy is $20 or less for the reason that it costs the county S.S per day to furnish ju- TOTS regardless of other fees, and then if a magistrate together with six of his neighbors can't give justice to that amount, had bette, abandon the office.
 So, now Messrs Editors whoop them np, I am with you. Cling to the platform and there will be no Independents. The honest mass of political organizations will unite with you. But if the principles are crushed and abused, they will have no where 10 lay their heads. lam down on electionering hencefdrth TOW and forever. J. w. \.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-05
Mixed Farming.

X shrewd New England farmer, at recent club meeting, asserted:
 "When farmer adopts the plan of raising variety of crops, he is on the road to prosperity, for such a farmer can never be rNiaed by tue failure ofa single crop" He might have cited the experience of the cotton planters of the south as a striking proof of the converse of this proposition. While they have become poorer every year since King Cotton was dethroned, the Massachusetts farmers prodding their granite hills, have become richer annually. In their state s3S, ,O0O,O00 worth of miscellaneous products are raised evey year, in cluding 1,500,OO0 pounds Of tobac- co in one comfy. Instead of nais- ing special crops. fanaing sSassA be made a speciality itself. and have the same thoughs, study and busi. ness as any other business. When a special crop ceases to be profita- ole. abandon it and try another. Raise those crops which your soil will best produce.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-05
IT is currently reported tnrou q

IT is currently reported through tGe State press that the farmers of that grand and fertile old county, Woodruff, are sending abroad al- ready, for corn to meet their imme. diate wants. To our mind there is something radically wrong ia the agricultural methods of that region. There is not more fertile county in the state than this, and few that are better adapted to corn growing. We fear that the all cotton mania has mislead many of the of the in- telllgent and we'll mentioned farm CTS of that region of country. How. ever, experience is a good school tho severe at times 'tis true.--Ru. rul and Workman.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-05
AGRICULTURAL. A
Onions--Shallots.

Onions, like other vegetables, are susceptible of improvement, : and also of degeneration. Last season the writer put out a quart of fine looking sets, all of which grew rapidly and for time prom ised a better yield than ordinary. The teps grew tall and heavy, to a surprising degree, but when the bulbs began to smartly expand, they all divided into from two to five parts each, and became tough and stringy. When the tops of oth- CT onions set ont at the same tune, were all dead, these tops were green; and they remained quite green, thongh somewhat faded and fallen until December; in fact until severe cold. I showed some of these shallots, (degenerated onions) to an experienced gardener who informed me that they had degene- rated in the following way: On lions which bear sets at the tops; had up amid those sets, little stems which blossomed and bore seeds. These seeds had been planted, per haps soon after ripening, and had produced the sets which brought forth my shallots.
 This taught me lesson; to look well to the character of whatever onion sets, plants or seeds of any kind I might hereafter put in the ground. Do not raise degenerate ratiqles If you can avoid it-espe. eially degenerate boy-compared toa man what a shallot is to a true onion.--Cor. Indiana Farmer.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-05

Rad.shes, lettuce, spring mus tard &c., may be sown in warm southerly exposures. The soil should be well manured with well rOtted stable manure, and thor oughly pulyerized before the seeds are planted. Sown in this way they will need little if anS' cultivation, if the varieties aye of the very earliest as they will ma ture in a few weeks a. most with. out culture, and come in, in the nick of time when most needed for the table.-Rural and Workman.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-05
A Child.

My little son, now seven years old broke out when babe three weeks with what the doctors call ed eczema, begining on the head and gradually spreading over his body. iIs was treated fer five years or more by various physi- clans without releif, and the little boys health was completely broken down. was advised to give him Swifts Specific, and two bot ties cured him sound and we'll, and there has been no sigp of a re. turn Of the disease.
 g. 0. HOLMES. Talbotton, Ga, Sept. i2. 1884. Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis. cases mailed free.
 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,,
 Atlanta, Ga.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-05
In the County Court of Nevada Coun-
 ty.

In the matter of calling in outstanding warrants for cancellation reissue and ciassi- acation.
 In the opinion of tue court it is deemed expedient and for the best interest of the county to call in tue outstanding warrants for the purpose of cancelling, re-issuing and classifying the same.
 It is therefore by the court considered and ordered that all the outstanding warrants ot Nevada county issue prior to the first day of Jannarv, A. II 1885 be and they are hereby called in that the same may be cancelled, re, issued and classified a.ld the holders thereof are hereby ordered and directed to present the same to this court on the 10th, 10th, and 17th days of April, A, D. 1885, that such warrants may be cancelled, re-issued and classified. It is futher ordered that the clerk of this court certify this order to the sheriff ol said county to the .nd that he may give the notice and make the publication as is requir. ed by law.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-05

It is time the tobecco seed was being sown. Burn a large log or brnsh-heap, then dig up the earth three or fonr inches in depth, mix. ing thoroughly the ashes from the burning heap with the earth where it was burned, after which thor. oughly pnlverize the earth, SOW your seed and rake in and await the result. = Rural and Workman.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-05
Friday, March 10, 1885,

between the hours for legal sales, in front of the Court House door of Nevada county Arkansas, the following described lands to. wit: All the right, and title and ipterest of John F. Wallis ip and to \ E of Sca.. II and the N " of Sect. Il and tLe \ If : w of Sect II and the x ] of the $ k of Sect II; also the \ W of Sect IF snd the \ ] of s WI of Sect 12 and the $ E ! of the $ W | d2of Sect4Z
 all in township, II, South in Range 2l west and being situated in the county of Nevada, state of Arkansas. levied upon to .at isfy an execution in favor of John Jones.
 OSCAR PIILLIPS-Sherif,
 By Ed Hood, D'p'ty Sheriff.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-05
Gardening nrenarations

Gardening preparations are visi- ble upon all hands. This is truly gratiG ing. A good garden is half the living ofan ordinary family and does not require tithe of the time and expense often expended upon an acre ofupland planted in cotton. Yet meanwhile We haven't consid. cred the heal:hfulness of garden vegetables in their season and their great convenience in giving varie- ty in the culinay department of the family.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-05
- Ills J,'a Had One.

"Who preached 10 the disciple s on the day of Pentecosti' asked a Newman Sunday school teaeh CT of her class.
 Peter" shouted the class in chorus.
 "And what appeard unto them?'
 "Cloven tongues,' said the class.
 What is a cloven tongue9
 The class remained silent, and the teacher was about to explain when the smallest boy exclaimed;
 My pals got one.'
 You are mistaken said the teacher. This was a miracle, and miracles do not occur now
 Yes. he has a .elOven tongue. ; said the boy, for l saw him put a ieloye on his tongue Ahismorning as soon as he took a drink out of d jngP-Newman Independent.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-05

With daily demand for 45,0e0, 600 eggs in the U nited States, and an importation of over 50, 900 dozen from Europe each week, while eggs brought into our large cities by farmers who have a reputation for having them strictly fresh every week, are readily sold for about a half dollar dozen, twill certainly pay to give poultry q little extra care. Every one knows what henhouse should he, so warn that it will never freeze inside, clean, and, with plenty of sunlight; but how few provide sach quarters for them.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-05
Aft CT suffering Eles en Years.

DAWSON, GA, August 30, 1884. Il suffered with letter for eleven years. It was on my face and body and gave me untold trouble and pain. tried the virtue of many remedies, and was troate6 by some of the best physicians in the country but found no relief, and had almost despaired Of my life. I was indu- ced to try Swifts Specific as a last resort. After taking six bottles the letter was removed and my skin smoothed off, and I am per fecuy well. 1 feel like a new man. SSifts Specific is undou5tly the best blood purifier in the world, and 1 commend it to suffering hrmani.y everywhere.
 l.. H. LEE.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-05
Notice for Publication
LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN, ARK,

LAND UFIICE AT OAMBEN, NhAs,I
 Feb. II, 1885. Notice is hereby given that the following N named settler has filed notice of his inten ton to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made be-, fore Register and Revisor, at Camden, Ark, on March 2, 1885. viz: John ". Hendrix Nevada Co.,, Hd. 7477, for the k. NNt Sec 10 T. 15 SIR g W.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cGltva- tion of, said land, viz: Hezekah Clark. John NJ. Calliott, James B. Bankenship and Will liam C. Hacher, all of Falcon, Nevada coun- tv. Ark. $. w. MALLORY, Register.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-05
STATE OF ARKAssAs, COUNTY OF NEVADA.

1. Grorge ". Terry, Clerk of the circuit court and e1-officio clerk of the county court do hereby certify that the above and forego- ing is true srd perfect copy of an order made by the Neva,s County Court on the 9th day of January, A. D. 1885 calling in the warrants of said county, for cancellation and reissue as the same appears of record on the county court record D on Page 363.
 In testimony whercqfI have hereunto set my hand aud affixed the seal of said court at my office in Prescott, Nevada county, Ar kansas, this, the 10th day of January 1885.
 GEO. ". TERRY, CLERK.
 By virtue of the above and foregoing or der and statute in such cases made and pro vided do hereby give notice to the holders of Nevada county warrants tc present the same to said court at the time aud place fixed in said order for cancellation, reissue and classification.
 OSCAR PHILLIPS, SHERIFF.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-05
Notice for Publication.
LAID OFFICE AT CAMDEN, ArK., l
 

Feb.11, 1885.
 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed nolca of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof win be made before Register and Revisor, st Camden, Ark, on March 2, 1885. viz: Hezekiah Clark, Nevada Co Hd. 6922, for the SA NW3 and \ SW4 Sec. 34 T. If SR 23 w.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultiva- ton of, said land, viz: John W. HeEdriI John M. Cslliott Janpes B. Blankenship, Zion M. Hopd,ix, all of Falcon, Nevada Co, Ark
 S.W. MALLORY, Register.