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Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-19
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AyUNB. How can anyone keep himself posted without his county paper? Where is your love for your country and your hope for your future prosperity.
 Rev. Jasper Price preached a very instructive and interesting sermon at Providence last Sunday He also urged in lecture to the Sunday school, that the good pe0- pie should rise at four o'clock every Sunday morning and give the Lord respectable days work
 Nov. 17th, 1885. DAN.
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Enmct Etchings.

Singing at Capt, Eaves last Sun day evening by the choir.
 Mute Harris is track walker from here to the section house, every Sunday evening.
 Dr. McSwain and Miss Mattie Garland attended the great evan gelist meeting at Hope last Sun day evening.
 Frank Haltom is now visiting his old home in Tennessee. The girls here ha, e about given him up, as it is thought he will bring her back with him.
 Mr, Sim Ward and his lovely bride left last Saturday evening for their home in Gonzales county, Texas. I wish tbis happy couple long and prosperous life
 Joe Hood is helping Mr. Battle rebuild his dwelling house this week. The boys think great deal of MT. Battle. Wonder if MT. Ds pretty girls are not the cause of it.
 Capt. Ansley addressed a small audience Rere last Saturday, in the interest of the Greenback party. Captain, I'm sorry you said that Tom McRae is afraid to meet you on the stump.
 Mir. L. R. Hoilingworth, living near this place, got his residence burned last Saturday. The fire originated between the ceiling and roof of the dining room. The house was in blaze before any one dis covered it. He saved the most of hrs things out of the dwelling fortunately for him. he was light y insured.
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COUNTY NEWS,
Contributed by the Special Corres-
 pondents of the Pfcayune.
KOsston Racket.

Beautiful weather.
 Farmers picking cotton in a hurrah.
 Several of the Rosston boys at tended church at Mt. Zion last Sun day
 Masonic Lodge met last Satur- day night and was detained until a late hour.
 P. J. Tidwell and T. P, Lester visited McNeil and other points on the narrow gauge railroad recent lys They report Stevens station doing tire best business Oa the line.
 Terrell Hendrix and Robt. J. Scott aim to start for the western side of Texas this week. They are commendable to any country therefore we regret to see them leave. Success to you boys.
 Rev, Reeves school is progress ing finely, several students from a distance will matriculate shortly. It is 70 be hoped that the school HOW in session will prove a success for no doubt this vicinity has been "humbugged' rediculously for many years. Our citizens should now be ready to lend helping hand to turn over a new leaf. It is true that education is the foun- dation of morality, therefore to cultivate morality we should agi- tate the minds of the parent and instruct our youth.
 E. T. Mcdaniel, one of our stal wart Democrats, has rented out bis farm and will move to Magnol- ia so take charge of a hotel. We regret that a true friend of Dem ocracy should ever leave our midst. MT. Mcdaniel and Capt. Apsley carried arms together in the last war, fighing for the same cause, ard still Mir. McDaniei Is patriotic and is.still waving the banner of true Democracy, while Capt. Ansley is agitating Green backisrp, crying cut, "slavnry and revolution" Very strange that a map will endanger his life as Cap. Ansley did in the lass rebellion C2) and now advocate such prlseiples that are of such little importance, But for the sake of office. some men will do almost anything.
 WERDNA.
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B0ughton Briefs.
BILL.

Fred Barnes has his neT saw mill going this week.
 A few more frosty mornings and our doctor will De idle.
 The thinking people of Bough- ton township are taking great interest in public schools.
 Be easy, boys, and if you wish to marry you need not fear fihan- cial crash as long as we have Democratic rule.
 We can easily bear a raatrmoni' al rage and would be glad to have that young gentleman of Provi- dence, who has been visiting the Piney Grove section so often to make the break.
 Every man should take the PIS'
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Cotton Seed.

My Long Staple cotton has sold at from II to 12 l-2 cents or from s1O to SIP per bale more than com mon staple. Sales are held for your inspection. I raised from 750 to 1900 pounds per acre this year. It is as prolific and picks as easy as any cotton. Sixteen hun dred in seed makes five hundred bale this year, My seed are se- lected and sacked for shipment. Price, s1 per bushel. Special terms to ageuts.
 WILEY A. HATEEY,
 Nov. 50, 1885.
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PATENTS
Trade Marks and copyrlsh..

Obtained and all other business in the U. S. Patent Office attended to for moderate fees.
 Our office is opposite the U. S. Paie,.t Of- fee and we can obtain Patents in less time than those remote from Washington.
 Sdnd model or drawing. We advise as to patenfabifhy ffco Of ciarp1s and We make no charge unless we obtain patent.
 We refer here to the Poetmaster, tie Supt. of Money Order Div, ani to officials of the U. S. Patent Office For circular. ad- vice, terms and references to actual clients ia your own State or county, write to
 (. X. SNOW < co, s Opposite Patent Office. Washington. p. C.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Hr. Powers is preparing to open meat market.
 Finest brands of whiskies, wines and cigars at Dan Wards.
 MT. w. J. Thompkins of Falcon, gave us a call Tuesday morning, Circuit Court will adjourn about the middle of next week. We learn Best 5c cigar in town at
 Geo. Crossnoe'S. MT. D. F. Cornelius made as- ing business trip to TeXaraana Saturday.
 The Sheriff starts out tax col lectlng next week. See his notice elsewhere.
 Our graded school is progress ing finely. The daily attendance is nearly 300.
 Rev. Harry May, tue converted Jew evangelist, is carrying on a revival at Hope.
 Prunes, entrants, raisins, figs candied citron and lemon peel, at
 J. H. Kershaw & Co.'S. We are printing 10000 wrappers for Messrs. Lowdermill X Co., OH our new jobber.
 Call at our office and inspect samples of job work executed on our new jobber.
 Fresh Oysters and Lake Trout at the ice house every Thursday.
 George Crosnoe. Pigs feet. sauer krout, maccs roni and vermicelli, at
 J. H. Kershaw k Co.'S. There has been slight change in schedule of south bound passen ger trains. See schedule else where.
 Through mistake, we last weei stated that MT. R. T. Cope ha' gone to Paris, Texas. It slIonl' have been Atlanta, Texas.
 Not much money made in tn hardware business these days-no at such prices as they offer at Eos ter X Logan Hardware Co.'S.
 Engines, Boilers and all kinds O machinery repaired at the fonn ar; and machine shops of R. l~ CeSl X Co.,, Little Rock, Ark.
 Ed Hood makes a good cour crier. His voice can be hear' nearly to the depot.
 Mir. Thos. w. Holland returne' home from Pike county SnnGay He has a splendid farm up there Oat meal, cracked wheat, hom iny, grits and pearl meal, cheal for cash, at
 J. H. Kershaw x Co.'S. S. ". White, the ieweler, a Hope, Ark, ,.is offering some Tar bargains in silver watches, oc.l Thomas clocks, and all kinds O jewelry. Give him a trial.
 Our elegant and splendid neV job press arrived last week. as ais' a fine assortment of stationery Bring along your Job work st Louis prices duplicated
 w. Jasper Blackburn of the hit tie Rock Republican, was in ou city Tuesday in the interest or III paper, and gave us call He ! q, ,.o,sa t;lo and ablc writer.
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Fair Warning.

All persons indebted to us are warned to come forward and settle by the first of December, as we will place in the hands of an attOr- ney for collection all accounts and notes not paid by that time.
 WooDBERY, PoRTIs x TERRY.
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For Kcht.

A first-class photograph gallery None but good artist need apply
 R. l.. HINTON. Prescott, Ark. Oct. 2, 1885.
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|" Iris q D3isy!'

Have you seen it! And how they are filling it to the top with everything to please the eye OF sweetcn the tongue, at Hatley x Chris:opher's new brick store room.
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Long staple, storm cotton seed, will make a third more than com mon cotton seed, raised by l.. c. Sitzes. For sale at Pat Cassidy's at 30c per bushel,
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Notice to Hunters.

From and after this date all per sons are hereby forbidden to hunt within my enclosures.
 w. A. HATLEY. November l2th, 1885.
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Fresh oysters always on hand at Dan Wards.
 Lawyer Bourne of Washington. has been in town this week,
 The past few days have been quite warm, almost like summer. ' Full line of canned goods, etc., cheap for cash. Geo. Crosnoe. Meals and lunches at all hours.
 MRS. Jog kERSHAw. Prescott is still booming as the biggest cotton mark ct in Southwest Arkansas,
 The Foster & Logan Hdw. Co. wants to buy lot of good charcoal. Our new job press has arrived. Bring in your orders for nice job work.
 Mir. E. V. White of Nashville, has been visiting relatives here the past week.
 Candies, nuts and fruits of every variety, always kept on hand at
 J. Fl. Kershaw & Co.'s.
 Fresh Stick and Fancy Can dies always on hand at
 Geo, Crosnoe's.
 Some of the young folks enjoyed "candy stews" at C. w. Leake's, and Esquire B'Shers', Friday night.
 Miss A. c. Christopher of Texar. kama, came up Saturday to visit her brother here, MT. Geo. Chris : topher.
 Look out'fo a big display and low prices on Christmas goods this season, at s. w, Whites, the ieweler, Hope, Ark.
 Messrs Brad Scott, Judge l.. A. Byrne and Prosecuting Attorney Webber went out bird hunting Sat. urday. They bagged only eleven birds.
 Wagons from Pike, Clark and Hampstead counties are bringing in cotton every day. These conn- ties are keeping posted as to the best market.
 Order one of those S100O silver Hunting case Elgin watches, from s. w. White, the jeweler, Hope, Ark. It is a bargain and you will ] be pleased with it. Down goes the price of hats! l have a good lot of Ladies Hats that will be sold at cost. When you come to town call and see me 1 MRS THos. BRYAN. | George Crosnoe takes the prize for receiving the prettiest boquets, He keeps his store constantly adorned with pretty flowers. Won der where they come from!
 Why don't some of our friends remember the PICAYUNE, in bird distributions, after successful huntsg We would not object to a venison ham, either, from deer hunters.
 1 Mir. W. w. Watson, late ol Brunswick, Mo-, gave us call yes terday. He has been repairing and putting up new machinery in this section for some time.
 Mir. w. H. Terry has bought the corner lot in the Norman block near the depot, and will erect neat brick building. which he will use in his banking business. Messrs. F. D. Booth of St. Louis and c. l. Booth of Denver, Col, a brother and nepfrew of Mrs. D. l.. Latourette, have been visiting her this week. They leave to-day, on a trip to Florida.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. s. Mcclure, ot Glenyille, a brother-in-law and sister of Dr. J. A. Pipkin, have been visiting him here this week They left with Mrs. Pipkin yester. day for Hope, to hear the Jew evangelist.
 Married, by Rev. Geo. w. Lo- gan, on the 18th inst, Mir. Charles D. Edmonson and Miss Lula More head of Alabama township, this county. We extend congr atula' tions. An this now happy conPle needs to perpetuate their bliss is for them to take the PIcAYUNE Messrs Mulhollan, Russell X Co have bought out the stock of goods of Messrs. Brooks, Hamilton X Co. and will occupy the business house heretofore used by the lat ter. Messrs NJ. R. & Co. are live merchants and now have nam
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
 WOOD! WOOD! !
KEEP WARM.

I have opened a wood yard at Prescott, and will fill orders at lowest prices Yard near John Hawkins. Orders left with him or MT. Pat Cassidy will receive prompt attention. JOHN " WILSON.
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Ninety Gents on tire Dollar "

Would you buy goods that way then come to the big store of Hat ly & Christopher and be happy.
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Little Rock, Ark, March 1, lSS!

Little Rock. Ark, March 1, 1885. Sa.anta Medicine Co., Little Rock, Ark:
 It pleasure to me to bear tes. timony to the virtue of your Able's H ney of Tar and Lemon as cure for coughs and colds. had se- we're cold about a month ago. and tried your Honey of Tar, and am pleased to say that it affected d perfect cure. I recommended it to a number of my friends; they all pronounce it the best cough syr' up tbat they ever used. WILL POLLOCK. Book. Keeper German Nat'l Bank
 For sale by Moncrief x Bro. Prescott, Ark, and J. 1T. Price X Bro. BoughtOn, Ark.
 Messrs. Pate X Hatchett, o Clinton, Ark, (the largest drug firm in Van Buren county) writ. September I4th: We warranted SIX bottles of Satanta, and not ono failed. We are getting a large sale Satanta sells itself.
 For sale by MOncrief X Bro Prescott Ark. J. NJ. Price < Bro Boughton.
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The lrrepressibIc!!

HatEey & Christopher have built more store room and stocked it up 10 the ceiling, while hard times bear prices down on the wholesale men; and they buy goods for less than value. Have tried Tongaline in the case of a young lady who as suffering with an acute attack of rheumatic fever; after using four ounces of Tongaline she recovered ! be- lieve Tongaline merits everything that has been said in it's favor.
 E. \. GUYToN, SR., NJ. D.
 Sioux City, Iowa.
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Old papers for sale at' t''is cfiics atisty cents per huadre Il.
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RAILROAD TIlIE CARD.
PRESCOTT MARKETS.

Revised and corrected weekly by Woodb cry Portis X Terry.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Correspondence freely answered by Physicians. Tor testimonials and circulars send stamp.
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Messrs Mulhollan, Russell X Co. have bought out the stock of goods of Messrs. Brooks, Hamilton X Co.,. and will occupy the business house heretofore used by the lat ter. Messrs NJ. R. & Go. are live merchants and now have a man, moth stock of goods. Look out for their new ad. next week.
 The PIcAYUNE wants a boy ap' prentice, about 14 or 16 years ol age, to learn the trade. We will give a sprightly, good boy ms board and clothes the first year, increase salary each succeeding year, and after three years will se' cure him position in a daily pa, per office, in a large city, at printers wagers, frOm S2.oo to s6 % per day, according, to the quantity type set up.
 Come or send to haet for any thing you want in the jewery line; send me your watch to be re- paired; send to me for one or my slO co silver Hunting case Elsln watches; a Seth Thomas clock; a violin from S2.50 to 2O.OO, or an accordeon, and | will guarantee to give you a bargaia erery t'me'
 Yours &c., .
 5. w., WHITE. Jeweler,
 Hope, Ark.
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H O Ey

young man named John Naves, llyins
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MEDICINES.

DR. EUGENE DEVAUx, OF FRANCO
~ made as his agent for the State Of TIE,
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Wholesale Druggists, Dallas, Texas
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WFEs

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For lame back, side or chest use Shi.
loh's Porous Plaster. Price % ccnts
Bold by ]. M. House.
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All pimples, eruptions, moth patches,
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FINANCIAL AND COTTON.
MONEY. STOCKS AND BONDS

Nsw YORK, Feb. 2.-Money l6fl%, closed
offered !; prime mercantile paper, 4jG5; sterl.
ing exchange, b. B., strong, 1891: sight, lS6sI
Closed ut the fnllnarinrr nrina.' MAJ q -
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Window Glass ut low prices, and
glazing done in any part of the city.
HAMILTON Il YOUNG,
$40 Elm street.
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II you want cheap suit of clothing
call on Randall Bros.
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COTTON STATEMENT.
g ALvEsroN, Feb. 2.-The following In the
dailN cnnnarafINa nniton aIa innnnnA,o r -
80. 1925 22,Ss0 4,l2l ,2gi 1888, 632
80. 1886 3i,720 3'gsgG32

Exports this week; Great Britain, 27,87s;
France, 1872; Continent, S,0S7; stock at ali
United States ports this day, S6O 058; this day
last year l,085l30
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Cancer for MANY years.

IlPToNVILLE, Tenn, Oct u, lSSi.-Gentle-
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i0rlh o u ENfee NsSSs 49, amy cancer,
mat SWitts ka4sand it was
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better 70. twenty years. have gained twen-
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SWIFT'S SPECIFIC. II. S. BRApFoRD.
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particular attention 20 class OF cases sttains
great sri and physicians In regular practice
~ over the country knowing this, frequently
recommend cases TO the oldest office in Amer6
70, and the proved good re modes OF all
nges and countries are used, A whole house II
usen LOT olce purposes, and all are treated with
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Important matter. Pamphlet, 90 pages. Sent