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The Nevada picayune., 1885-10-01
Rays of Hnp6.

Hope has shipped about $50 bales of cotton since Sept. 1sr, iS3J.
 Dr. Daily, accompanied by his son, was in town last Tuesday.
 Mrs. D. q. Hicks, of Batesville is visiting her mother, Mrs, Mack.
 Carey Gates is Ion his pegs" again after his severe bilious at tack.
 Our farmers report "more hog and hominyp tor another year than usual.
 Sidney P. Wood has purchased over 10O bales of cotton thls sea son.
 The Baptist State Convention conycnes at Hope, the latter part of October.
 J. r. Hartin paid s 3 4c for cot. ton this week. and is wanting more at the same price.
 Will Oates, of the firm of Mitch ell Oates & Co.,, has his ''headquar- ters in the saddle" how.
 Mrs. Trimble, of Springfield, O., returned with her daughter Mrs. Meadows, and will spend tho win ter in Arkansas.
 The United States marshal came down las: Monday and put the jew els of his office on one Ben Davis who lives near Fulton. Ben is wanting by Uncle Sam on tue charge of perjury. When Walker Ferguson, colored, wanted to make his bond as postmaster at Fulton, Ben went to his rescue and swore he was worth $2,000, over and above exemptions and liabilities, but when Walker Fcrguson's ac- count with the government proved to he several hundred dollars short in cash, Ben said II h'aint, stran- oerp
The Nevada picayune., 1885-10-01
A New Deal,

The new editor and proprietor of the PICAYUNE expects to make a number of changes in the appear ance and general get up of the pa. per, in other words to have a new deal. To this end h" left for St. Louis Thursday night last, and laid in a supply of newest and prettiest job type. disply type etc., and a bran new heading and dash rules, the whole costing near S1O0.
 Last week an "Educational De, pastinent" was introduced, which win be continued, as at present under editorial charge of Prof. J.. w. Conger,
 The Agricultural department will be kept up as heretofore on fourth page. Contributions for 1t are respectfully solicited from any of our farmer friends.
 As stated heretofore, special at tention will be given to local news, transpiring in Nevada and oontlg- uous counties. We already have spicy and good correspondents at Hope, Honeaville and Enmet, and will be glad to have weekly news from other post offices.
 Other improvements will be made. Next week will use our new heading, etc. Onward aud upward shall be our watchword.
 Now,whle we are making this new deal, which costs more palnstaking labor as well as expense. we want our patrons to come forward to our assistance financially. We are always glad to receive kind words of pralse, showing that our work is appreciated, yet it takes money to run ev en country newspaper, and we are fully as much, fl not more pleased, to receive money due us. We hope our many sub scribers in arrears, will respond promptly to this call.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-10-01
Tribate of Respect.

Whereas, our Heavenly Father in the dispensation of His provi- dence has taken from our Sunday school and church circles, the cheerful presence and sweet infiu. enee of our aged Brother, D. l.. Latourette,
 Therefore, Be 1t resolved, that the Sabbath school children have sustained an irreparable loss in him as friendly counsellor and an exemplary adviser. That the church has lost an humble and de- vout follower of the Master i'll all things pertaining to the spiritual and material upbuilding of Chrisfs Kingdom.
 That the community at large has been deprived of tha usefu' ness of loved and valued citizen. and that his family circle has lost its center of love and affection.
 Resolved that we all wreath about our hoart's shrine the beautiful and fragrant flowers of his example, words and living kindnesses, and also tender our deepest sympathy to his stricken family with the kind admonitions given by David 10 his son Solomon, "serye the God of thy Fathers" "
 Resolved, also. that theso reso. lutions be spread upon the min utes of our Sunday school, and published in our town papers.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-10-01
More Evidence.

Judge l.. c. Lincoln, eX-county judge of Faulkner county, Arkan. sas, and one of Conway's most prominent attorneys, testiiies;
 OFFICE OF LOUIS C, LINCOLN. ]
 ATTORNEY AT LAW,
 CONWAY, ARK, Aug, p, 1885. ] Satanta Medicine Company, Little
 Rock, Ark.
 GENrs-Every one who is ac- quainted with me is aware of the fact that l am of an exceedingly bilious temperament, and az a con sequence have suffered a great deal with slow levers. About two months ago 1 had a protracted at tack cf these slow, hardly percept- ible, yet daeadfol bad feeling levers. They would come on about 4 o'clock in the afternoon and last until bed time. took Guinine for fourteen days, but to no purpose, ] then took sixty drops of"StaEta" about the time the fever came on, then thirty drops the next morn- ing, and since then l have been en- tirely clear of fever. Now, when 1 feel bad, l take from thirty to six ty drops of "Satanta" about the time the fever came on, then thir- " drops the next morning, and it braces Ge up, It is simply i'm mense and take pleasure in rec ommending it. l.. c. LINCOLN.
 For sale by Monorief & Bro. Prescott Ark. J. NJ. Price & Bro. Bou9hton.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-10-01
boneayille Happenings.

Farmers are gathering corn.
 The health of this community is generally good.
 Crops are shorter than was ex- pected some time ago.
 ~W Honea and o k McDaniel have opened up their fall stock of goods,
 Sorry to hear that Mir A ? Green and family are lying so low with fever. I hope they will soon be better and uD again.
 ah sorry for A II iIick-afraid he's Eotton toc ala to marry, but thefe is some chance yet as there a,Fe yot some widows in tho neigh 6orhOod,
 Hon. c. F. Mitchel, the muchly defeated candidate for Congress it is said, has rented Mr. D F Sat terwlite's farm, and wants to work it on shares.
 F. ". Burdett has completed his new house. The girls bait took well, though he still crosses the Big Branch. l think he will bring some some girl to new home be- fore long.
 There is anew postoiiico at Hon eaville Some of the boys have nicknamed us "Slocrm," 1 hope the gcople will get out their mail regularly from now on, Everybody that wants to get their mail chang ed, must order it to t1oaeavil!e.
 Early Monday morninG Messrs Q .R Mcdaniel, " T lobe, Sylvcs- ter Honea, Green Blake and oth- CTS. went out bear hunting. Sever. eral were jumped near the Ednon, son crossing and Esq, Cooks place, and Green B. killed one of them. 0. R McD shot and ki ed fine buck. The boys whooped for joy There has been signs of three bears ! in the neighborhood for some time, have one of the fore feet of bear at "Slocum,'Ato showsfor itself Have just eaten fine mess Of the meat. e~@ DlG LiE.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-10-01
En,met Btchings.

Our farmers arc very busy gath. ering and hauling of their cotton.
 Prof. J.W. Faust, of Little Rock, is still here. as jovial and lovely as a spring rose.
 The young folks had a very fine time at the sociable last Monday uight, al Father Garlands."
 Mr. Albert Praton and his sister Hiss Lola of Magnolia aretNisiting friends and relatives at'this place.
 Mir. Eafe Alsobrook, and Miss Matte Daily were married this, Tuesday afternoon by Rev Geo w Logan.
 The singing society still booms, and will finnish music for all that desires, except not to sing "Twi- light musihgs.'!
 It is thought Dr. McSwain and others have concluded to move to Texas since the Mississippi doc tor made his appearance, and the leaving of tue school mistress.
 4 certain young doctor, fTesh from the Mississippi bottom has inst made his appearance hero, and broke down Little Rock, Maguo- lia and Eldorado. Verify, some body wants to hang him.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-10-01
Democratic Mass Meeting.

X mass meeting of the Demo crats o: Nevada county is hereby called to be held al the court house in Prescott, on Saturday, the 10th day of October, 1885, to appoint delegates from said coun- ty to aDemocratic State C0nven- lion ts be h eld in Little Rock, on the 22nd day of October, 1885, for tue pnrpose of nominating candi- date tor Judge of the Supreme Court. A. D. WREN,
 Chm'n Dem. Co. Cen. Com. 3Q, lSoj.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-10-01
GLASS HOUSES.
''Tiiey Who Live in Glass House, ShOnid M int .iOW They Cast StNnes.

'"Tiiey Who Live in Glass Houses Should Mind How They Cast Stones. ''Fhe wicked aeeth when no man persueth. '
 It is amusing to sec how tender footed certain blood remedy prop. rictors have become of late. Taey make much ado about ''a' .es and iinitators" when naae e in sig'lt
 TEe proorietors C, .,. E B. woult say most enph .caily that thell rrmedy stan upon it's own merit. Should " attempt io initiate, 1t would Ut be those who du not nnc .rsland the modnS opcrandi ol tat which they offer. Oar own long experience in the protesSion preclades saeh an idea. The iieid for blood remedies k large and broad, affording ample room fol all present aSpirantS. We do not desire to olose the door againS, others, neither shall it ha closed against ,Is. E 5. E, i5 she quch- est remedy, does not cout.in mineral or vegetable poison, does not initiate, and is in the field as ali honorable competitor for public favor, anal its sn1eess is without d parallel
 Fog sale by Miiurr x Milbarn.
 Prescott, Ark,
The Nevada picayune., 1885-10-01
Good for the Child.

The ailments of childhoo need careful attention and wise treat ment. Some people think ''any- thing is good enough for a child, and there ain't much the matter with it anyhow" But judicious mothers know better, aud do as Mrs. w. II. Perry. of Richmond, Va, does. She says; II lake Browns Iron Bitters and give 1t to children with the most satisfactO- ry results. Sold everywhere.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-10-01
The PscaEsslse .S0b Gftsce lr,yE RspFicHEc Li9f!e sS0rA o.sa Sf. E0Eis pTtCes.- Es'orH sS0Me ncGslg,

For bargains in shoes. go to Stainton & McSwain's, Emmet. Ark. They keep a complete stock of Hamilton Brown Shoe Co.'S eel ehrated boots. and shoes, which they selling cheap for cash. Messrs. W. F. Atkinson, o. l..
 Moncrief. O. s. Jones and Rev. T. ]. Butcher, attended the Red Riv-
 CT Baptist Association, which met at Philadelphia Friday. They went as corresponding messengers from
 this, Union Association.
 All those who want any thing in the JEwELRY line, can find no bet ter place to trade than at s. W. WmTE's. Hope, Ark. He keeps a good stock, and pays prompt atten- ton to all orders entrusted to his care. Send him your orders,
 We are requested to announce that the Nevada County Medical Society will meet here next Tues. day, the 9th inst. It will hold it's session in Rudolph's Hall. Phys + clans of the county and Associa' tiou generally. are cordially invit' ed to attend.
 We saw a beautiful crazy quilt Monday afternoon. It was made of fsilk, em broidered and painted by Mrs. w. II. Terry. She makes her sister in St. Louis apre sent of it. She will enter it for prize at the Exposition there, and We doubt mot will receive theaward.
 MT. Sid Wood, tho mammoth dry goods merchant of Hope has some thing to say to- our readers this week. A part of the trade from 'the lower portion of this county goes to that place, and we advise all who do, to go to see Mir Sidney Wood, for he will sell l-goods eh cap We arc mitch pleased to know our friend w 1T. Terry will open banking house in Prescott, hay | ing succeeded Driggs < Co.'S bank by purchase. The new bank will ..lloJ tbo aNava.lo Cnuntv Bank" and will temporarily do business in the merchantile house of Woodbery, Portis & Terry on Front St. Mir. Terry, the cashier
 is q q gentleman of fine bushes tal- -eut, perfectly honest and reliable. We Wtsh-him great success. See card elsewhere.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-10-01
Tes; imony of Judge C. F. Lynch

I was a sufferer for twenty years with letter, it covering my entire person. It was exceedingly pain. fal and annoying. l tried every known remedy within reach, but to no permanent profit. My health became wrecked. The doctors could help mo. but could not cure me, and under the old time treat ment the disease continued to grow worse and the itching became al- most unbearable. l read the statement of Mir. Lewis Lee as to what Swift's Specific had done for him in a case of tctier, and concluded that it might help nc. l commenced it's use; the sores have ell dried up. and the skin of my body has smoothed of. and ! am i'll better health than 1 ever was, and there is not yesti.e of the disease left, save few splotch- es on one of my hands, and they are rapidly disappearing. Swift's Specie is the greatest medicine in the world. It has brought me re- lief after twenty years of suffering. t is the best blood purifier have ever used and I most cheerfu!ly commend it to the suffering.
 c. F. LYNCH.
 Dawson, Ga, May s2, lSS4.
 For sale by ali druggists.
 Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis eases mailed free.
 TIE SWEETS SPECIFIC Co.,,
 Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga. N. Y., i57 W. 93d St.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-10-01
SHERIDAN. Sept. 1. fS'

SHERIDAN, sept. IS80.
 Satanta Medicine Co.-This is to certify that my chickens had cholera. l gave Able's Blue Grass Condition Powers and lost no more. k. T. REESE.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-10-01

No. 2.-Mr. John Schaap, an old citizen of Little Rock, says: "Satanta liniment' cured him of a bad case of rheumatism of long standing.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-10-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

- LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
 . Cotton 8 B. cents.
 Go to Dan Wards for best Dc cigar.
 The refreshing shower of Tues day did much good.
 Shooting bats late in the after noon is getting popular.
 Finest brands of whiskies,w wines and cigars at Dan Ward s.
 Hon. T. Q. McRae visited Little Rock the first of the week. 2 Best 5c cigar in town at
 Geo. Crossnoe's. Twenty-two new pupils enrolled in Prescott school last Monday, Good pastures, for cattle, for rent J. T. BROOKS. Richmond & Steele want mill bonds .--s-...--. 26-2t. Full line of canned goods, etc., cheap for cash. Geo. Crosnoe. Rev. Joseph Baker is carrying on an interesting meeting at Cur don.
 The PIcAYUNE and the Amcri can Farmer one year for the price of one--s1.5O.
 "Interview Moncrief & Bros, the live Drug mon, they keep Nc tanta Remedies :"
 We are pleased to learn that friend Frank Rudolph, is doing well at Nashville, Ark.
 Woodbery, Portis & Terry say they have got the lead on meat and flour and intend to keep 1t. Fresh Oysters and lake Trout at the ice house every Thursday.
 George Crosnoc.
 
 I have lot of inc famous "Jer- sey Red" pigs for sale.
 J. T. BROOKS. Just received by Stanton < Nc Swain at E,nmet, one carioa oi' salt, which they will sell cheap ] Automatic and all kinds of sew ing machines repaired. All work guaranteed. Joe kershaw. Go to J. o. HowelPs for School Books, School Supplies and all Kinds of Stationery.
 Don't pass J. NJ. Price X Bro, Boughton, they keep all the "SG tanta Remedies" ."r s--a ~.rr. a. r..r j. The largest stock of goods in Arkansas at Sidney B. Woods, 2G-4t Hope, Ark. Fresh Stick and Fancy Can dies always on hand at Is
 Geo. Crosnoe's. Woodbery, Portis & Terry have bought more cotton SO far. than any firm doing business in Fles- colt.
 Taylor's double strength Baking Powder money in every pound box-for sale at J. II. KershaN & Co.'S.
 Sugar. coffee. meat and grocer, ies, ali sold at the very lowest pri- ces, at Staintoh & McSwahi's, Elm met, Ark.
 MT. Smith has christened his narrow guage railroad to Okolona, the Southwest Arkansas x Indian Territory Ky.
 Mir. J. R. Hodge Of Nashville, is visiting our town this week. He has good situation there with Mr, Ike Lowenstein.
 Engines. Boilers and all kinds oJ machinery repaired at the foundry and machine shops of k. l.. Cobb G Co, Little Rock, Ark.
 The celebrated NEW HOME and WRITE Sewing machines, at ;. ". WHITES tlie JEwELER, Hope, rArk. Write for lowest prices. ,3{ Mir. j. J Gaston has bought cut MT. Ira F. Rudolpb. and is now running nice .confectioner; and fancy grocery, at same stand. aa. We are requested to announce that communion service will be held at tic Cumberland Presbyte- rian church next Sabbath mornlns at.H o'clock.
 / Mir. Aif. Abnrrow left Monday for St. Louis, to,meet his wife ana babe, who are on their way nome from Europe Mrs A. has been away several menthe, visiting per >parents in England. W WxSFGp-E -EverNbnlly~to kpow that wcsell goods as cheap as any house ttis side of Little Rock.
 STANTON & MCSwAIN.
 Emmet, Ark.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-10-01
Leads the Van.

It is a pleasure for us to be able to say that, of all patent medicine enterprises. the Satanta Medicine Company of Little Rock, leads tho van. When we think of the great good they are doing both for their hundreds of workmen and the mil lions of sick people, we come to the conclusion that they arc real benefactors. IL is certified tp that only one dose of their Satanta will cure the chills. Those afflicted with this tormentiug malaria troub- le should come q ''runnIn' to our druggist tor the medicine. As far as we arc concerned. we hope the medicine will replace Al, others of their kind, because the money thls home firm makes out of 1t will re. dound 10 the pecuniary interest of every citizen of Arkansas Tho Alma Leader, Friday, August II, 1895.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-10-01

MT. c. T. Wells, a prominent merchant at Junot, Grant Co., Ark, writes under date May Ii, 1885: Your "Satanta Linimcnt" is simply wonderful-curing cases of 'Rheumatism' in 24 hours, l guar antee it, and have not had any re- turn. Again on the l1th of Juno ile writes: l have heard ot but fonr cases of chills since l commenced selling 'Satanta"--one was near and the others five to twenty miles --I havo sold 1 bottles, curing as many cases. 1 eau recommend nothing as surer cure for ciills.
 For sale by Moncrief & Bro, Prescott, Ark, aud J. NJ. Price & Bro, Boughton, Ark.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-10-01

Subscrilio for the picAYUNE- Only l.50 q year,
The Nevada picayune., 1885-10-01

have A lot of inc famous "Jer- sey Red" pigs for sale.
 Il. T. BROOKS.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-10-01

the meeting now going on at Cur don.
 The new stock of shelf groceries at Woodbery, Portis & Terry's s mako pretty show. I defy com petition from any par of the world. SIDNEY E. WooD. 2G-4t Hope, Ark
 Woodbery, Portis X Terry arc again at the front with q splendid stock of new dry goods & grocer. les.4
 Stainton & McSwain at Emmet are constantly receiving new goods which they are offering at the low est prices.
 Cotton is coming in at the rate of thirty to forty bales daily. A. bout 300 bales received here up to date, this season.
 Engines, Saw Mills. Corn Mills Cotton Gins and Presses R. l. Cobb & Go, 120 East Markham St., Little Rock, Ark.
 Friend Pedeu Blake, of Little Rock, spout Sunday in town. We 'are glad to know he is doing we'll at Quinn & Gray's big establish ment.
 Meeting has been going on out at Midway church the past week, and somo of our young folks have attended some of the evening ser vices.
 Just received by Stainton X Me Swain of Emmet, a car load of fresh flour of the best brands, which they are selling at rock bot om prices,
 Messrs J. w. Wilson and B. II. Butcher and Elder Hit of Bough- ten, attended the Red River Bap' tist Association at Philadelphia, as delegates.
 Dr. J. A. Pipkin traded for some valuable town property at Abilene, Texas, during his late visit out West. He also bought a valuable farm near there.
 Mir. Pet Policeman made q busi- ness visit to Camden vest erday He also visited his father iD Ouach- ita county last woek, and re port crops good there. We see from the Hope Mercury that Mir. John Weber, the tailor formerly at this place, has located there. He has many friends here, who wish him success. / Prices on dry goods and grocer | ies are lower than ever for gSo' article. Woodbery. Portis x Fer " say they will not be undersolC and want it distinctly underst'osl
 Mrs. Latourette and daugatE ! Miss Ida, we are pleased to learn have decided to remain in Pres colt, at their present home. Misses Minnie Connevey and Hattie OTel will lodge with them, The 1'sraEGise .E0b GNcf lriIE RE,SFicHEc Li9f!e $S0rA O.sH .Sf. E0tgt2 YrkCcs.-
The Nevada picayune., 1885-10-01

Just received ny Stanton < Ne Swain. at Enmet, one carioa q or salt. which they wilisell cheap
The Nevada picayune., 1885-10-01

For bnrgains in shoes. go to Stainton & McSwain's, Emmet, Ark. They keep a complete stock of Hamilton Brown Shoe Co.'S eel ehrated boots. and shoes, which they selling cheap for cash,
The Nevada picayune., 1885-10-01

Mrs. Latourette and daugatF, Miss Ida, we are pleased to leaFA have decided to remain in Pres colt, at their present home. Misses Minnie Conncvey and Hattie Owen will lodge with them,
The Nevada picayune., 1885-10-01

Automatic and all kinds of sew ing machines repaired. All work guaranteed. Joe kerShaW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-29
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MR. CLEvELAND'S VIEWS As TO GEOGRAPHICAL aIIor-
LoTMENT OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JONAS URGED
FOR POSTMASTER GENERAL
Senator Jonas, OF Louisiana, is spoken OF as the
coming Postmaster General Mr.. Smalley OF ver.
mont, member OF the National Democratic Com.
mittee, who has seen and talked with Mr. Clevelanc
at dlnerent times since the election, while here 4
day or two ago, expressed the belief that Senator
Jonas would go into the Cabinet. Ii rs known thai
Mr. Jonas has the endorsement OF very many OF the
most prominent and Influential leaders OF his party
He has not put forth any effort In his own behalf
but his friends have not been idle They have seen
that MI Cleveland was advised OF Mr.. Jonas qual.
1ffcationS
Mr. Cleveland has said on several occasions when
he would pay due regard 10 the geographical diyis-
ions OF the country. without being governed by any
sectional considerations, and after having paid that
much deference 10 what might be regarded as the
right OF the public, he would use his own Iudgment
his own discretion. in selecting the Remainder oY
his cabinet and that after getting the several great
geographical sections OF the country represented
he would pay no attention TO contiguIty OF terri.
tory; that II he should then believe that two men
residing In adjoining states would best suit for the
cabinet he would take them The impression still
prevails among leading democrats that the south
will be given the Attorney Generalship and the
Postmaster Generalship. This impression appears
TO be stronger now than ever and while IL Is gene
rally believed that Senator Garland has been deter
mined upon for Attorney Genera, many think Sena-
tor Jones' prospect OF being made Postmaster Gen.
eral very natterfng. He is comparatively a young
man, and rendered valuable service I'm the Campaign
as member OF the national executive committee,
.