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Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22
From the Old Dominion,

I have been a sufferer for many years from Catarrh anu Blood Faint, After tho application of all the known remedies for such dis eases, I found myself last summer on the very verge of the grave Nothing seemed to do me any good As last resort l commenced talk ing S. $. S., and have taken i'll al about Is bottles. Before 1 hat taken the second bottle 1 felt de cided change, and am to-day ell loving most excellent hea'th-bet ter than for many years. l tak' great pleasure, therefore, in rec ommending Swift's Specific fol these diseases.
 MRS. E. J. CosNAHAN.
 Richmond, Va. June 29, 1885.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22
Quinn X Gary.

The above enterprising whole sale and retail dry goods house Of Little Rock, have a full double col umu sd. in this paper, which all ecl our subsc ribers should read. This house is d reliable one, and sells dry goods, etc., cheaper than any house in Arkansas. Goods can be ordered by mail. They guarantee satisfaction. Their stock is inn mense, occupying a large space. Over el5,0O0 in one line black imported dress goods. Their silk department is still larger, and all qualities and prices are to be found. No house in the State makes a prettier showing or keeps better goods at hard times prices than Quinn X Gray.
 NIT. Peyton Blake, formerly of th,, place. has charge oftheir mann moth sock of gents furnishing goods an I will be glad to see his old friends ..1 this section.
 Be sure to ca, on Quinn X Gray when in Little Ro,'k. If any of the goods mentioned 'n tne aa' are wanted order them by h. Ni.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22

Ethel used to play good deal in the Sabbath school class. One day she had been very quiet. She sat up trim, and behaved herself so nicely that after the recitation was over the teacher remarked "Ethel, my dear, you were a very good little girl o.day," "Yes'm, couldn't help being good, l dot tiff neckr'
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22
Black Dress Goods.

Our Black Dress department hobby sl5Ga goods imported in this derama containing productions Lups and Pdests looms three black cashmcrcG. The sell the the desrabity its black the :hness qualities tue long controlled ty A Co., sold their These eoodsae 4J wide edged bv all experts be the best meres the world We 55c sl quality in shades bue black and Jet 5e latter those who U for mourning costumes
 exquisite broctded with splendid Rhaam- oyest unless magnificent Plush Striped Oioulaus, which mako queey doubt the elegant goods n the Soi 
 Gibert's flannel sung, plain and p o eh, Ast Baunickbuns all wool homespuns. and
 immense pieces, but twenty tweu pieces each goods which Co aa complete assortment of co)TS.
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Gents and EOvg' Clothins' 2
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.

The latter department is presided by Mir. Pcyton Blake Prescott and is the pride of our house.
 gents and boys naunded shirts with reinforced be bosoms and made of good material, only 50c. each ~
 coo dozen of celebrated Daisy and "Gen unannded % quality of linen and Wamsua Homespunno et ter shirt made any price-at 75c
 Only 100 dozen certain gents like o have era hundred the price bought them forbu the question W ask far hem' Only 50c and they worth s They a wool ueShrt medcated only 50 for them
 We havea fine line of gents fine underwear ranging price from 50c 10 $S.10 a suit.
 We the best line of Ladies and Chdens wooden and mns underweaE the State,
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As far back as I779, Thomas J eff

As far back as 1779, Thomas lief ferson labored to establish in Vir- ginia a system of free schools. He was bitterly opposed by the veal thy aristocrats, but his doctrine finally triumphed. In speech before the Virginia legislature, he said: '1 consider these bills as forming system by which every fibre Of ancient or future aristoc- racy would be eradicated, and a foundation laid for a governmen truly Republican" He also says that the people, ''by the bill for a general education would be quail fled to understand their rights, tc maintain them, and to exercise with intelligence their parts in self government; and all this would be effected without the violation of g single right of any one individual citizen.'
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ssF1ustIsO E>e1'fcctiOHnc"

We will sell it with that t will not crack pull or b This holds good for six months from date ot pr only merchants in the State handling this make et goods qualities SJ0 t3OJ candy advise those contemplating investing black silk e n. this desirable make, it is the ony sold with ui - give the unequaled satisfaction at sljja yard.
 We elegant More worth s2OJ Oar Rha1nS Trcotnes Amures other styles o black % equaled by house the and o9s than lowest
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22
HUGH MoNCRIEF x BRO.

Women are everywhere using and recommending Parker's Tonic because they have learned from experience that it speedily over comes despondency, indigestion, pain or weakness in the back or kindneys, and otber troubles pc euliar to the sex.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22
The Best Values for the Money
snME ruINGs Ar AnOI.r 5o CENrs ON TME DoLLAp

SOME THINGS AT ABOUT % CENTS ON THE DOLLAR Well thas the way do. great people sav Quinn make because they sell goods cheap believe giving hall doses The people ea ike il; and don't Quinn X Gray-sO this month we will sell you: shooting 123c yarl good buy Af.ans m yard 2c i.lN a 
 piac@ sof Gai yard wide hahl H5mmPan *"tih se of Sen ut odd usually 1tsc
 0 he ticking and He
 20 pieces of bed ticking ut s', 10. aud -is
 Csiutre pad. gongo sell them tl and where ec t vpu o
 
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= w ALEACE kslNG,-
 The Wonderful Tenor Singer.
n@yse,ts now ou sale at bio Lewis.
POPULAR PRic ES. ELECTION PROCLAMATION!

To the qualified electors of Nevada Coun- ty. Arkan.as, proclamation is hereby made, and notice Is hereby given, that in pursuance of proclamation of His Excelency, Simon F. Hughes. Governor of the State of Arkan- sas. dated Oct. l3 1885, a special election is ord, rcl and will be held in and tor Nevada county, Ark. on Monday, Nov. 10, ss5, for the election of Assoeilsts Justice of the Su preme Court of tho State of Araansas, to fill a vacancy in said office; said election to be held al the following places and voting pre- ciuct. in said county. to-Wit:
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22

An educated person is honest, truthful, careful, earnest, consci- entious. No one can be an edu- cated geologist, biologist, mathe- metician, historian or linguist un- less he possesses all these quail. ties. It Is part knowledge that is dangerous part education. That is always good. Education is just like pure gold. It is always good. A little is good; more of it, better. Men may abuse it, misuse it, adulterate it, but pnre gold is and always will he good. Just so with education. Bacon didn't say, "A little education is dangerous He was too wise. He knew bet ter. It wasn't education that made him fall. It was the want of 1t. II is the want of education that makes drunkards, thieves, defaulters libertines, murderers. They lack something, or they would never have been sinners. Sin comes oI weakness. A man can never be educated into weakness any more than he can be properly exercised clothed, warmed and fed into sick ness.-School Journal.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22
Swamp Malaria Conquered
Richmond, Va.
June 29, 1885.

I have been using Swilt's Spe- cific in my family for the past two years as an antidote for malaria and also as q blood purifier, with the most satisfactory results. l live on the banks of the Ouachita river, in what is called the swamp country. Myself and family enjoy as good or even better health than the average people who live ln the hill country. l am confident that s. s. s. has banished the malarial poison from our systems, and con- sequently given Us good health. ! use it at intervals during the spring and summer, when the system in- dicates being charged with poison, and it invariably drives it out.
 E. B. CRYERs.
 Trenton, La. J une 3Uth, loSo.
 Swift's Specific is purely vegeta. ble.
 For sale by all druggists.
 Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis eases mailed free.
 THE SWIFT'S SPECIFIC Co.,,
 Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga. N. r., 157 w. 23d St.
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livery " ord of This

Advertisement carefully and will dnd something in to "ie We bought all the Silks large New York importer b prices, than of them cost to
 anal black silk a I5c u1ryes chcapuess sell silk worth el2J hut ahes
 beautiful black Grain silk with ahandome ustte aHd will pot This continue sell the remarkably low price $1 until remaining few pieces left all sold
 The in Sl25 quality splendid aud betr value money, than silk that will ST. fer n reg dr value,
 Onr specialty in black silks is
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22

I. NJ. II. Snow, do certify that from ono bottle of "Satantn," bought from Dr. W. B. stroup, have entirely cured three cases of chills in my family, and three in the family of MT Caf'man-hmself md wife aged about 70 years and their daughter. One dose was all that was necessary for permanent cure. have recommended the medicine to oth- ers, who have tried it with same effect.
 Very Respectfully,
 NJ. II. SNOW. For sale by Moncrief {. Bro, Prescott,
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22

Reader, are you m arrears "i'A the P1cAYUNE? Ifso, please core forward and let us have the pleas. ure of placing you on the paid mp list. We have waited patiently through the dull season and now that money is more plentiful; would be glad to have what is due us. Es- pecially now that we have been at a heavy expense in gettngnew ma terial, do we need the money.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22
Tie Speaking at ROsston.

Saturday Capt. J. A. Ansley anu l.. P. Ross, Esq, spoke to small crowd at Rosston. We attended it in the interest of our paper, so as to keep our citizens generally post ed, on the subjects discussed.
 CAPT, ANsLEY
 First spoke, it being his appoint ment. His uttcrances were somc' what similar to former speect. at Bodcaw. an account of wh:ch was given in our last weeks paper. Read from and commented on cir. cular--"Europcan Plan of Slavery" and tried 10 prove that the people of the' United States were cbattel slaves, through worship of gold, rooted in their hearts through superstition. Said that anything was better than gold. That Jefferson said he could run the government during an end. less war, and not go in debt one cent, by using grecnbacks. The only chance for the salvation of the people was either in greenbacks or revolution, if they could not oth- crwise be secured. Said nothing could be done to save the country except through new party, the Greenback party. Ii people do not orgauizr, slavery, misery and want stared them in the face, etc. That neither of the old parties would do to trust. There were no patriotic Democrats,a ,all they want cd was "chicken.pie, chicken-pie,' etc. Spoke one and half hours. Above is resume of all we heard.
 LESLIE P. ROSS, EsQ.
 Then took the rostrum, and after explaining that he was filing an appointment of Mir. C. c. Hamby, who was sick, said he felt al home among the friends of his childhood, and was glad to make before them his first political speech. Did not propose 10 equal his learned and able friend, but wished to say a few things plaialy to working men. You mast stick together; in union there is strength. The Democratic party is the party ofreform, and faYors measures that will relieve tue people, as much as any political party can, ot the hard times. Then, there is no sense or good judgment, in splitting up into little side parties. There are many little political parties claiming to be working for the poor man. Some of them may soon come among you, and ask for adherents; will you lis- ten to such9 What can the Green back party do2 It has no strength. Even If 1t gets strength, il will nave to gain j, from the two other dom. insnt parties. aud it will soon be as corrupt as either of them. Why il is already corrup, in its weak condition; last year Ben Butler was it's candidate for the Presiden- ~. and he belongs to one of the strongest and most corrupt of mo' hopoiies, that has been expressing our people. Said let all pull to- gother in the Democratic party; SC. feet good men. and kick out ras calls and .hose who wish to opprcss us. A revision of the tariff will do muca 10 restore financial prosperl- ty in this country. Any farmer can see that if tho tariff is reduced manufacturers of any article will nave to reduce their prices, where as it now upholdS them in eXorbi- tant prices. Closed by insisting on unity of action, by remaining frre Democrats. He spoke about ha an hour, and made a good im- sFtssion.
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KIND WORDS

We trust the few following seleo. tions, from among a great many kind expressions from brother edi. tors abont the PIcAYUNE, and the marriage of its editor, w2l not prove uninteresting to some of our readers. The first, coming from our native state, and from those who have known us many years, are the more highly Appreciated:
 We seoin the NovaI.a County Picayune published at Pres ott, Ark, tho announce ment that its 'oiitor, Mr. J.W. Gardner, and Miss Ler,. White were married on the 7tt inst. Mr. Gardner was, as is generally LAown, formerly associate editor of th, Times Previous to his connection witl this paper he published the West Point En terprise. at West Point, Ga. In the iall o 1884 he went to Pre- scott Ark, where h bought half interest Tn the Nevada Plea yune. He since bonght his partners hal interest and now has full control os tha 1 journal which, in editorial excellence an' Tea. print is n fine paper We heartily wisl our brother of the press all the joy of Con jugal felicity md hope to see him ye! at tn top round ol tho fame which he is now reaching in tie field of journalism. = Carol
 County (Ga.) Times.
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GRATITUDE l

Editors l Haat1 Constitution:
 Below we hand you letter from a grntc- ful hcart, which was sent to and published in the Vanalstyinc, Texas, "Entcrprise," without our knowledge or solicitation, and we desire to give it publicity through your colurhf.4.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22

The Pisa Bluffs Assembly IS the name of the new institution which will be established at the mouth of the Illinois river on the MissisS. ippi. It will be similar to the Chautauqua Assembly and Mont eagle There has been an outlay already of $50,0G0.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22

The Teachers Association meets at the High School building next Saturday morning at S:30. There will be evening and night sessions also. The papers and exercises generally will doubtless be very in- teresting. All our citizens are cor dially invited. Come out.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22
Notice.

An persons owing us accounts for 1881. are notified to call at once and settle, or accounts will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection. We mean bushes s so call at once and save trOGble and expenses.
 HUGH MONCRIFF x BRO.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22

Wiley Jones. the big liquor deal CT and stock man at Pine BIufl, says for old sores and ulcers hbu- raleia and rheumatism, pains, corns, and bunions in man and for 8weeny, poll evil, fistula. saddle gals and Scratches in horses, that "Satanta Eminent" is the best on earth. He knows he has sold over tlousand bottles.
 For sale by MoLcrief & Bro, Prescott, Ak, and J. NJ. Price X Bro., PougAton, Ark. i ..ll kinds of groceries as low as
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22

From tho above announcement taken from the Nevada County Pcayune, publish | ed at Prescott, Arkansas, it will be seen that
 MT. J. W. Gardner, formerly of this place joined the noble army of Benedicts. The
 Free Press takes great pleasure in extending its cong .atnlations and best wishes upon the
 consummation of so important an event in
 our friends lifc.-Cnrrolton, tGa) Free
 Press.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22
"What's the Matter With You."

"Well, not much in particular. hGt Pm a little ailing all oyer, I don t sleep well, and my kiudneys are ont of order, and can't enjoy my mean, and I've touch of rheumatism, aud once in while a twinge Of neuralgia. Now, neigh bor, you seem tG want a general fixing up, and the thing to do 1t is Browns Iron Bitters. MT. \. J, Pickrell, of Ennis, Texas, says; Il was a sickly man. Browns Iron Bitiers made me healthy and strong"
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Wraps!
Wraps!
Wraps!

We headquarters for coverings. In clhted paro yh leisure examine the largest and finest stock ot mans Newmakets and short velye seal Jackets % South We have 190 wool diagonal circulars pted bk ai oxdzed clasps, which intend selling $i90 each. Al f@ goods proporionaly low.
 1900 Misses coak from upward cheaper haa the goods the Eas:,
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For Isent.

A first-class photograph gallery None but a good artist need apply.
 R. l.. HINTON. Prescott, Ark. Oct. ?, 1885.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22

THE State Judicial Convention is in session today. Judge B. B, Battle is the leading candidate He goes into the convention with nearly twenty counties instructed for him, while his principal com petitor, Judge Pittman, has only about half as many. As the ma jority of the counties go ulInstruct- ed there is no certainty as to who will receive tie nomination, though all the indications point 10 Judge Battle as the man.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22

IN a terrible rail way accident in Pennsylvania the other day, sever al persons were killed. by an ex- press running into an immigrant train.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22

IS another place will be seen the sberft's } order for special election tlr Supreme Judge on Tuesday, the jQth of November, iu accord ipce with t4e piociama;.ou of Gov oIAor Ha hes,
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22

CAPT. J. 4. ANsLGY's emphatic aad often repeated assertions at R1sston Saturday that there were ng patriotic Democrats, all they want is '4chieken pie' comes with bad grace and inaonsistel! from him. Afiiliation wiih the Green back party, gave him some oft.'a' same "cneken-pie" gear or two ago. when it sent him to the Legis- lature from this county. How do we and the people know but what he is now fis4ing fer the State Sen. ate nC xt yearf
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22

W' of space lorbds further mention of departments We occupy hlgh efto overAowng cellar ceiling with the choicest anu cheapest line of brought Arkansas We send sanle' application will also goods express subject to nation before paying them When SEQ worth goods ord express charges deliver goods at o home free charge Our large force of 70 employees must be busy and propose do selling goods at the lowest po margin of profit.
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3O7, 3O9 and 31l Main Street
 Little Rock, Ark.
 OUENN & CRAY. Leaders and Controllers of thP Dry Goods Market of Aftp, Advance to the Front

company with the rapid strides of the telegraph Our m always been keep with the times and ke te winning al ways little in advance.
 Our pices will carry with them force and conviction tha, v winds vestge Of time and favor should properly resupon the basis of &
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Educational Department.
,. W. COSGER. Editor.

Ruskin could sec an apocalypse in a daisy. What ought teacher to zee ia beautiful flower of hu- manity with soul and mindi
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22

Tho Nevada County Picayune, at Pres colt, comes to our desk -tbis week with a bright new head, beaming, smiling face and tho announcement that the editor, MT j. ". Gardner, and Miss Lena White were married on the 7th inst. One more Gardner has decided not to blow through this rugged life with a single team. The Democrat ex' tends congratulations and best wishes.--Daily Little Rock Democrat
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22

We are constantly receiving such volun- tary testimony.
 Send for .our Treatise on '-IIealth and happiness of Women" mailed free.
 THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR Co,
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22
We Earnestly iEntrcat Every Suf- fering Woman who Sees this to iiead it Carefully and
 Vel.

lr. Eiitor:-"An ounce of prevention is better than T pound of cure, and pound of cure is better than ship load of argu- ment in your columns. 1 saw some time ago an advertisement of q medicine called Rradfeld's Fcnaie Regulator and the wop- derfu results from it's use: and as my wife had been sufferer and invalid for fifteen years from prolapsus and congestion of the womb and painful menstration, and the doc tors could do her no good, I was persuaded to trv the remedy. Se'l sent fer two bot ties, anl the result was thut she improved so much sent for another package, and she is now able to do her household work, and goes about wherever she pleascs. l am con tident she is permanently cured. l sent for q lot of this wonderful Femae Regulator to sell, and every bottle that have disposed of has given complete satisfaction and the re- suits are in eyery cs-se all that could oe de- sired.
 With thanks to the "Euicrprisc,' which called my attention to it, and to the i}radfeld Regulator Co., the proprietors of this grca, boon, am gratefully yours,
 J. W. DAVIS.
 P. S.-You can publish this or not, q. you see fit, hut for tho benefit of women, hope you will.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22

In Prescott, Ark, on the 7th, Mir. J. w. Gardner, editor of the Nevada Picayune, was married to Miss Lena White sister of Capt. E. E. White, and q most charming and accomplished young lady. The Gazette ex- tends it's heartieFt congratulations.-Daily Little Rock Gazette.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22

Don't pass J. M. Price & Bro Boughton, they keep all the "Sa fdRfa Remedies"
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22

Al which time and places the qualified yoters of said several townships will vote with printed or written hallat- for the to!- lowing state ofioeE one Associate Justice. The judges of election in saii several township. are hereby dirccte O proceed on s,id day Go hold ssid election a. directed by law. Witness my hand as sheriff. at Pres s,,t. 10 said county of Nevada. ttis, the 18th d,n of October, ls,i.
 OSCAR PHILLIPS,
 Sher.2 Nevada County Ark
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22

On the 7th inst. Mir. J. w. Gardner, editor Of the Nevada Pieayune, and Miss Lena White were married. We extend to them our best wishes.-N ashyille News.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22

Anyone who doubts the gcnuineness o the above can write to Mir. Davis, who wil give all particulars.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22

MT J. W. Gardner, of the Picayune, and Miss L"ns White wero married at Prescott on the 7th. The Press offers hearty congrat- ulations.-W Washington Press.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22

The Nevada County Picayune comes out with new head and much improved gener- ally this week. It also contains notice of the marriage ofits editor and proprietor, Mr' ]. w. Gardner, 10 Miss Lena White, sister of F.. E. White. Brother Gardner, wife and Picayune have the Herald's best wishes for happiness and prosperity through the end less futuro.-Union Herald.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22

J. ". Gardner, editor of the Prescott Pica- yunc. was married on the Ith inst. to Miss Lena White, and the paper has n nice new head and is printed on fine white paper. Sue cess to tdc new hrm--may its Picayunes be a score, bright and shining as their daddy Gurdon Advocate.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22

The handsome young editor at Prescott, Col. J.W. Gardner,was married last Wednes- day evening to Miss Lena White. Congrat- llations. Did right young man, all great men marry-we are married.-Columola Weekly Record.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22

Mir. J. W. Gardner. editor of the Nevada Picayunc. and Miss Lena White, of Pres colt. Ark. were married on the 7th. Con-
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22

-,ll kinds of groceries as low as the lowest, at
 Brooks, Hamilton & Co.'S.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22

SD ecialty in black silks is
Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-22

Sheriff Nevada County Ark