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The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-05
nUMOROUS.
Fun and Wisdom.

isoiSibS Saac. AbO southSA II planter
 The weight of the world six. teen ounces to the pound.
 The ruin of most men dates from some idle hour. Occupation is an armor to the soul.
 Many have heard of Patience on a mol ument but more seen pa, tients under a monument.
 In private watch your thoughts; in the family watch your temper; in company watch your tongue. Happiness is perfume that one cannot shed over another without a few few drops on one's self If you catch a cold it may make you hoarse. And if yoa try to catch a hoarse it may make you cold.
 He that is familiar with curtain lectures may not advocate stage eff fec.s, but is certainly familiar with the drop curtain,
 Trials and sorrows do not make Gods love grow weary of us. He even loves us all tho more when we are in danger.
 eve must draw the line some where,' remarked the wasberwo. man Monday morning, "and l guess the back yard the best place. .- Every day is little life, and our whole life's but a day repeated. Therefore, live every day as if it would be the last.--St. Jerome.
 One of the most important ques- tions to be decided is What does the roller skating deacon think when he connects with the floor.
 A scientific exchange discusses "eggs as food" It is intended for actors who may not know tha, eggs are never nsed except as vo tive offerings. ] A Spaniard n the first pages o his English grammar, desirin E one evening at table to be helped to soss boiled tongue, said, 4 will thank you miss, to pass me tho language.
 "Love may be blind, but sight is not needed to detect the clover breath, said a young lady to hel lover, as he slipped out between the acts.
 A pair of eye glasses have beer discoyeredin the glacial epoch; this accounts for the coldness of Bos. ton girl. They are still in search of the baked bean.
 1 Itis in vain for anyone te speak of divine things without something of divine affection. He has not been able to prevail upon himself to be holy, and no marvel if he fail in prevailing upon others. --Baptist Weekly. et.
 Wherever men are struggling and striving and tufering, be sure that the life of Christ is there. For He does not wrap Himself up in Heavenly home, and look out of the window only, upon this far of earth; He lives in our nature.- Beecher.
 Arkansaw Traveller: "My my, how that chiMnoy smokes" com pdained & wife to her husband. "It 1 ni ght Ao worse, hay dear" he re- pied consolingly. "I'd like to know how" Why, you see it might chew" A fall of eoot stop ped the course of conversation. Boston Transcript: "What shall l give the childreni 1 want to Rak e theM a han dsome present, you know' said a railway magate Why don't you give them some of the stock in your roadY cried the r. m., n amazeuenf; do you want me ts drown the childrenr
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-05
Newspaper Laws.

The courts have decided that re- fusing to take newspapers from the Post office, or removing and leav- ing them uneallsd for, is prima facia evidence of intentional fraud.
 Any person who takes a paper from the Post office. whether di- rected to his name or another, or whether he has subscribed or not, is responsible for the payment.
 If a person orders his paper dis continued, he must pay all arresr- ages, or the publisher may contin- ue to send it until payment is made, and collect the whole amount whether it be taken from the off ce or not. There osR be no legal dis continuance until payment Is made. ......
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-05
Words of Warming and Go ih fort

If you are suffering from poor health or Ian "guishing on bed ot sickness, take cheer If you are simply ailing, or if you feel weak and dispirited,
 without clearly know
 ing why Hop Bitters
 will surely cure you.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-05


 That Senator Garlan d will enter the cabinet ssay be considered among the "certainties" of the near future, That the present legisla- ture will elect his successor follows as matter of course. Several names have been suggested in con. nection with the succession; and while pzbiic opinion does not seem to point to any individual, there can be no doubt the coming man will be one who is able to stand up and be counted in the senate. He will also be one whose claims upon the democracy fer reward are claims which the party will recog- nize by the bare mention of his name. This is great position. It is a reward of merit for able, con. scientions services in behalf of a party and a people, and not mere glit4erlng compliment. to be bes- lowed without reference to these cOnsiderations.-Gazette.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-05
, you are a minister. and

If you are minister, and
 have overtaxed yourself with yeuF psstorial duties, or a mother, worn out with care and work, OF man of business CT labor, veal akened by the strain of every day duties, OF 2 nan of ettsrs. toiiihg over your midnight work, Hop Bittess will most sure y cure you.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-05

own fault if vou remain i'll. If
 you are wasting away with any form ofKidney disease stop:tempting death this moment, and turn for s-cure te Hop Bitess
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Cured with Two Bottles

JERsEYvILLE, ILL, Aug. ?, 1851 For over two years was afllic,' ted with a ring worm on my neck, which would peel of and burn like fire. Calling on ar NJ. D. he pro. aoanocd it cutaneous eruption of the cuticle. This frightened ne, and after trying everything in the market, including Fowler's solu- tion of arsenic, without success, was advised to try s. s. S. which l did, and after taking two .small bottles a permanent cure was eff. fected.
 RoBT. H. MALTIMoRE,
 Of the U. s. X. and Pac. Ex. Go.
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SheriG7s Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an execution issued and to me directed by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Nevada county, l have levied upon and will expose for salet to the highest bidder, on e credit of three nooptbs
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-05

If you a5c ffcGucnter, ora resident of, -a miasmatic district, barricade your sys-
 -ten against tEe scourge of all colptries -Malagia, Ep idcmic, Bilious and Inter-
 -mi0cnt eyers ly tie use of Hop Bitter
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-05

If you sFe saffering fromover-eatlng or drinking, any indiscretion or dissipations or are young and growing too fast, as is oiren the case.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-05

If you are sick with that terrible sickness, Nervousness you wiil find a Balm in Gilesd' in Hop Bitteys,
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-05
An Open Letter IN WHICH ALL LADIEs
 -ARH- DEEPLY TNTERESIED. READ IT!
R F. A N IT.!
BELAIR, GA. Nov, 6, 1884.

BELAIR, GA, Nov, 6, 1884. Gentlemen:
 have been using your wonderful remedy "Dr. Bradacld'. Female Regulaos," in my family for a long time and want to say to the suffering ones of my sex that there never was anything to equal it. Would to God that every afflicted woman in ouri3Ed knew of its wonderful virtues and curative powers as do. have used agrest deal of it since the birth of my last childsahout year and a half ago, and dc think had it not beer for this valuable medicinc. 1 would have been.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-05
ALady's Wish.

"Oh, how do wish my skin was as clear and soft as yours" said a latl y to her friend. "You can easily make it so,H answered the friend. How" inquired the first lady.
 ''By using Hop Bitters that makes pure, rich blood and blooming health. It did it for me as you observe.
 ksg" None genuine without bunch of green Hops on the wEite label. Shun all the vile, poisonous staff with Hop or Hops in tkcir name.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-05

Ifyou are costise. or dyspeptic os st'f'-r- ing from any other of the numerous dis eases of the stomach or bowels, it IS your
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asEsD, D,EslaSgDEN rA LIFE!

But thanks to q kind Providence, was di- rectea to its sse, and my life and health have teen spared me. If my means would admit of it Iwoula never be without it in my house. b.se recommended it to C. number ofmy fr,oads, and without exception they have all been wonderfully seliored andeured. Igive this indorsemcnt without solicitation and freely, for the benefit of the suffering ones of ny sex Very Respectfulv,
 MRs.'ASNA RAMP. Send for our TEsttise on Female Dseasei mailed free Address,
 HE BRApFIELD REGULATOR Co.,,
 s29z 2S, Atlanta, Ga
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The most complete line of special and a. sociated Press News Incomparably the best Market Reports. Noted for irapartaity and candor fearessness and ability in its discus- sions of the topics of the day. Performed ih share in making the Republican party "Go" in 1881.
 It believes in Arkansas and the New South, and will always lead in bringing to the no- ;ee of the world the States unequalled re- sources.
 It thinks the Indian Territory is retarding the progress of Arkansas more than all oth- CT causes combined, and shall continue it's fight to open it until that blessing ia accom- plished.
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The Supreme Bench.

From experience, think s. s. s. a very valsayle remedy for cptane, Ous diseases, and at the same time an invigorating tonic.
 JAMES J JACKSON, Chef Justice of Ga.
 Atlanta, Sep. g, 1884.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-05

If you have rough, pimply. or salow skin bad breath, Hop Bitters will give yoa fair skin, rich blood, the sweetness breath and health S560 will be paid for case they will not cure or help.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-05

'Or if you are in tho workshop. en the '.farm, at the desk, anywhere, and feel 'that vour system needs cleansing, ton ing, or stimulating, without mtoxic.- ting, if you are old, -,blood thin and impure, pulse feeble, nerves unsteady, faeultie. waning, Hop Bitters is what you need to give you new life, health ani vigor.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

TAYLo II, Nov. 3,--ISpeclal.l-A tho
San Antonio express palled out Ot
i:i5 this morning, II. O. Kauap, who
was in q lunch room, ia running 10
catch the traia, l. being quito dark
struck against switch target with
such force as 30 cut mis- nose and chin
10 tho bone. Other injuries werc sus-
tanned, tho oxtont ana nature of which
your correspondents did no; losrn. The
train was stopped aud tho sufferer
taksn south.
Captain j. HorIin arrived on his
special this morning, carried only a
snort while. Ho has boon south in
specting the newly laid steel rails.
Tho tents OF Wallac5's show arc now
spread, and II the stream Of country
folks continues 10 pour in ~ 10 hiss the
pssJ hour the attendance will bo largo.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

LAREDO, Nov. 3.-[Special. l-Federal
troops have reached Buotamente, Mex
leo, and qualod the riot. They also
placed Tho town under martial law,
Twelve men mall were killed and
about tgica as many wounded.
Bssper Butcher 10 here after Tnaohii-
isss 10 putup his now smelling orgs
at Vllaldams.
County court was adjourned for the
day, en- account of tire illness of County
AtCfSDey Dickinson.
A trunkpn man Attempted TO enter
the residepce Of City Secretary Ley
dendocker last night. The sons OF the
secretary b3uuced him without In
juriug him.
-Four brick buildings are IN course of
erection, two Of them for business pur.
poses.
A rosy faced blonde youug man who
travels with q amoking cap as bag
gage. and was waiting for q cheek
from his business parsuer, did up our
hotels for board billsf also borrowed
several small sums from different par
tics, and yet he left town with bad
impression OF 1t.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05
Tyler

TYLER, Nov. g. Special -R. 3.
Collins, general freight agent OF the
Houston, East & West Texas railway,
was In Tylor to-day, consulting with
Mr.. CiarS, OF tho Kansas q cult Short
line.
John Clark, Clay Clark aud julio
Banks wera arrested hera to-day
charged with m assault ia murder
upon ono JGmoh Galhraeth, The party
assaulted IL thought 20 ba badly in.
jnred.
In the supreme court to-day was AZ
ilrmed: East Line a. Red River Rail-
road company W.. II. Smith, from
Camp county.
Raversed and romandod: J. j. Box
ct nj. VS.. Jeff Ward ct al, from Ander-
son county; Morris IL Cummings Va.
State OF Texas, from Neucos.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

Here. Theirs ana tlsewhess rhrsun'eai
the state, sna Dishsa 40 IN ralath.
bic siyle for Tho nesasfs % the
0rsrt Daily Fspef ~ the
state ~ fsNss
osr..e.as


ConaicANt, Nov. 3.--l5npciAl.l -rhs
council met Ia regular meeting this
evening, all tho aldermen and mayor
being ps"eout.
Tho assessor and c0lleoiog reported
occupation tax collections for October
y2l07. 80, ed valorem, tis5.s0.
Tho marshal collected for tho same
month, 500.
On motion OF Alderman Goodman
tho councilnpproved and andorsod tho
mayor and marshal tor effective work
In enforcing stfoot work.
The cnmnliklee to gst oatimttea and
secure location OF tho propo.ot city
hall, asked Tor further limo owing 10
tho sicknsss or some OF Tho oemmitteos
Accounts amounting 10 1900 w0ro ale
lowed 20 Megshsl Barrett for street
work and other matters.
The ordinance providing for tho OF
ter aEcertsining OF the vital statisucs
and sanitary condition OF the Oily Was
passed.
Tho ordis. ance committee reported
unfav orably in reletion 10 tho town
COW ordinance, and the matter was re-
ferrod back 10 them.
Az regards tho sswerlng tho city Mr.
dOOuihtN cpbhuVol't tho wy J"hN ~"
AZ not prepared 20 & TO thar expense.
but the nsy or thought H. an essential
feature TO our city's welfare and con-
tinuad the committee.
An ordinance granting tho Texas ~
st. Louls railway tho right OF way 10
extend switch through .afrant aud
other stroetH 10 the compress platform
was passed.
The city agreed TO pay the expense
ofexlendinE thehouse OF Fire Company
No. l. 90 that they could accommodate
their hook ana ladder truck.
Pnrchess of 600 feet of additional
hose wss recommended sad tho mayor
wa instructed 10 correspond with
mspufsotures IN regard 10 same.
Tho ordinance committee was in-
structed TO draft an amendment 10 ihe
Hidowalk ordinance extending its pro-
visions 10 the north nld9 OF Lamar
from Collin 10 Pecan street..
After some furthor discussion tho
council adjourned.
Us. Bsrn,a aud Miss Bello Mizzell i,
OF Chatiield, obssiHed license to-day
to marry, and vera united tonight
at the rssidepee Of Mr.. Gus Hodge, at
tho above village by the Rev. John $.
DsYi-.
A heavy rain commenced this even
ing st o'clock and viii stop cotton
picking for time
The wreck ~ 2 freight train west OF
hero tbis morning on the narrow
guage, caused the accommodation
train west 70 return 60 this place.
The Professor, by the Madison
Square company, plays at the opera
house Tomorrow night. Tho are fol-
lowed BY Baird's Ministries, and Friday
by. Alillet's Tally Ho.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

'A|t =. <(| &1<|<<tf y <<e|.. me- f1l>0
I'D ff4i.i.l1a N III .h1 is0 ltnfI'
sell.ulIfiilt n W Iaud N hs,h W. hls'h
A me Ihaft0t Mod Toe hihtff 400
dlftnlnfa III he n1mhth4 hfn ~ lNI'
fWsi u. =. Eanlsmsn. iHAsdanil Il n.
Hall. Hsofsfsfyf y W,fnmf. lftaiufhf
a. ~ flsmbfl ~, II, n. lifedfof1, n, q.
redeh, 4. A. fmght, y, n. hvaiy,
W, 4. Dec0i, \ X. ff0llsni, r. n. Wy,
q. q. snlllvsn and a. a. bono. The
committee who hava charge Of no
stock hubscflp'i0n ara meating With
btt'er surrtas ibyu he most aAngnlno
nnfiOlpsio1.
Mr.. Hall fpesntiy attended a maotinE
OF Tho alliance nj Mustang, la the
northeast part OF tue county, and Al.
though that nsighbnrn00i docs not
trade hsro, 10 out Of ~ farmers present
subscribed for nook. Thoy have pur-
chased three acres Oi ground within
tina city limits on tho Fort Wort n
branch Of the Missouri Pacific rAilrOad,
and on tho 10th al this mOnth will
cOmmsnce exeayating for tho fonda,
tinn ana basement OF ths mill build
INK, which will ha NJ stone.
They have slAu placed
an order for u complete OUTFIT oi mill
machinery vi tho LATEST aud BEST Inn
proved rOllor pattern, and Of 100
barrels capacity por day. All
sections OF tho county arc repre-
sented IN tho directory. Tho object
aimed AZ and obtained was 10 got rep
rosonLRtiv- man from oaoh gectioo.
They arc all wall-tp.dn farmers, we'll
known, with plenty Of energy add
good business capacity.
A mill In Denton controlled by the
FHsm9rs' ALLIANCES of Denton county
10 an assured faoI,
n. IL. Holcomb's reHldonco, In the
northeast part of the city, caught fire
this morning at 8 o'ulock from o do
.ecliva iiuo and was entirely con-
suinad, together with all OF his Kitchen
fdrnlture and goms of his other house,
mold effects. The flames spread 20 his
barn, which was alao burned, together
with his wagon and harness. His loss
will aggregate 5000. The loss ~ GOV.
er0d by insur0uca IN tho Sun Fire Of
fica, or London. The house was mile
iroIn tho engine house, and no alarm
Of fire waa sounded.
Tho examining trial Of Mat Smith,
charged With tho killing of Peter
Fowler, Is Ia progress beioro Justice
Withers. Messra. Owsloy d Walker
ara employed for tho defense,
City marshal arrested eight men Last
evening for fast riding.
Colonel George w. Erwin, OF Lewis
vile, ard his son, William, recently
editor OF the Head Light, are In the
city.
Dir. Arch Cochraue, Of Dsllas, wea
hore to-day.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

~ ~ ~! f',4!.. ~ ,',e'' d. n
i1,1'- III NJ sh|o|a1t sa<vIees ~.
fsfa1 fhnn nfsl|s ~ tlsIf ffsiIVsl ~
Nnf ailtrf mlfnni nanI,
W. ~ fpAfs worthy minister nnd
ltaoh0fs Wai hnfloi Win Ms4'dl1
hnnnfs yasfAfdaf,
In order H. avail M nself ~ sohonl "a.
ollliies Joan n. Mills has bought q. NJ.
Isyon's foiIdenos and will move 70
tIgns
neat Monday,
~. J. Mooro's son Charlie, q lad Of ~
years, In manipulating y loaded platoi,
shot himself, tho bali passing through
his body near tho ahoulder.
Mr.. j. IL. Phelps aud Miss Maggie
Walker, were married today ~ tho
residence Of Mrs. william X. Moustt,
and ''stlii there 40 moro 10 follow"
Postmaster II. N. Taylor has ht.ed
mp his Office IN the most spproved aiylo,
lie has provided nearly 300 call and
lock boxes OF latest mark aud brand.
w 40 says Democratic administration
does not mean r0iormy
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05
HIGHER CoURTs-TYIHR TERM.
COURT OF APPEALS.

Gulf Colorado d Sants Fe railroa,
vs.. Levine Bros, from McLenual
coanty. Whige, p..i. P.aiotffs shipse,
81 PACKAGES from Nsw York to waco
the Same number Of packages was Il.
ceived from appellant st Waco in good
condition, and without any indicalioJ
/ of having been tampere1 with. Whea
the packages wera opsued there were
| SO cioaks ghort. Thiy evidence is it,
sufficient bo support q verdict agalns'
tho railroad company, IL being m07f
| likely that tho shortage occurred in
the packing AZ New York. Reversed
and reinanded.
w. q. 5toker, va. J, s.. Wilson, irUm
Hill county. Wilson, j. Who're a
psr6y snAs for breach Ot' contract for
the rene Of land, he is NOT entitled 70
recover tho Yull rental value Of tho
land unless he,suow that ho could not
bv the use of.Nrtliuary effort have 10
allied same benefit from tho land, and
have thus reduced the amount of the
loss or have prevented the damage al
together. Reversed and remanded.
Gulf, colorado Il + anita Fs railway
company VS.. /, G0iding, from mcLsn
nan county; 'WillsoD, !. Connecting
lines ri cSrriors, whcn fr5igh6 ia ship
pqa owes sucn linss upon through
biz OF lading, grq each responsible tor
The loss CT Sr fpjurY done % sncD
freight, acd the narsou eutltlod 70 sus
may sue either QUO or al OF auCh liues
without r9tereDce to ths question: In
whose possession tHB goods wore ay
thn tins they were iost az damaged.
- Whore carrier contracts
10 Gerry gaId8 over apo.heC liUo ba-
yonA his route, - stipulation thas his
r9sponsinility ~ % gsrulinate ~ the
END OF MIA own mo IS NOV valid or
binding; nor can any OF auen connect
ing lines BE- pyotectsd br such sly
agreenn6nt, K ~ q - = a.
A sipulati0n that any damage to
goods 80 shipped ehall DO adjusted ia
the prespuc9 OF al Off scr OF the road
baloro tho same are Delivered, ana
thab said amount Of damage shall 20
preferred ~ sha chief Office of trauS-
portation of t1o road or line which de-
livered the aauIe, Goes not apply,whcH
tho goods were 80 badly damaged SO To
worthless, and were never received
by the consignee. Affirmed,
J. e. Banner &; CO., 2. Henry Moses,
from Hui county. White, p. j. where
q party sues tor sum witDinthe jufis-
diction of tho county court, and atter-
wards in an amended petition acknow-
ledges q set-off, which reduces tho
amount TO Iess than 5000, tho county
court has no jurisdiction, and the
cause should be- dismissed. Reversed
and romanded.
q. A. Wilkinson VS.. Rowland & Pat
Icy, from Hill county. Wilson, Judge.
A married woman, during Overture,
may encumb9r her separate estate by
q mortgage TO secure the debt Of her
husband. There is no mode prescribed
in the statuto for the couvoyau3n by
the wife of her separate personal prop
erty; aud y mortgage on such personal
property given By her and hsr bus.
osnd and which WIS not acknowledged
by her separately, is binding and val
ia
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

1na@1 N lht.o i|nt- fhlph d|trhafrs
IhlnAHit1I lhfnnlh fht llfhin|nf plo
Nl|m4, melting lhflf Mo- rlftH. They
tff NrH. faf Ices flDlhni lhau Tie ouf.
fs1ls N aaflal vlffs qnd ~ not appcHf
s,lien,lv n, I sis,m"i N he Sosn.
lrv, 20 distance moro ~
loss great from cities. Nhefs
tho lines are pfnie0iad ~
syslena ~ gas and walnr pipes.
During y storm % March D, az Tho
iniddle az tho line Dotwosn Beliort
and fesanoDu, sparks ware Soon a. tho
infminkl stations, whilst In tho two
oliioH hsr1ly any atmospheric perturba-
lion Was noticeable. NJ. BlAvier ex-
plains tho phenomenon, whioh IL IA.
millar 20 thnsa who have tasted sub
marine cables In tropical Hsas, ~ due
TO carbohydrate or electro. static Ia.
due,ion caused by tho electricity OF
the storm.