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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-08
sAIf LAKE CRY, April 18th, 1856.


Dear SRI had suffered with rheumatism
for four months, and it settled in myleft
arm, causing it to shrink and becomespara-
lived, and i had lost the use of it for three
months, and have taken ten of your treat
ments and have been restored to my health.
Very Gratefully,
ELIZABETH BOYD,
The Nevada picayune., 1885-04-02
Cieveland's ;Cabi',et.

It is thought pr. c. P. McGimp' sey, of this place, will receive a cabinet appointment--to furnish his extra fine soap to keep things clean around the President. II e has just bought out the stock of drugs of J. H. Arnold, and after renoyating and adding new stock thereto is prepared to sell all iines of drugs cheaper than any De 5. He also has a full stock of Q s, varnishes, etc, and everything usually kept tn hrst,class drug store. Cote him for best garden seeds, good tobacco and cigars. He says he means business and IS bound to sell goods, or else will give them away. .,
 Give him a trial and you will be pleased with price and quality ot goods.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-04-02

sion of law as being a better pro- fession to study than medicine, Neill goes to studying law, Dick. inson medicine and Kanawah will practice both, and train them ill the cause and finally tell them which is the best.
 Farming progressing finely, our farmers are doing their best, more so than usual, if little help can be had as it is needed from the merchants and Divine providence. They will certainly be able 10 pay the merchants, also the editors, doctors and ministers, and pay off book subscription.
 Moro Anon,
 N. nnAl VOn-
The Nevada picayune., 1885-04-02
Enmet Items.
goods.

EDITORS PIcAYUNR:-Weather clear and pleasant and beautiful Sabbath.
 Will Phillips, of Prescott, came down Friday to see his calf. That is the excuse he giyes for .coIing.
 Good health noY biesses every hone here except our esteemeA frieud, ". q. Barton, who has been sick for several days.
 Rev. Jno. P. Holmes Is holding a two days meeting at the NJ. E. church here. Bro. Holmes is not only an elegant gentleman, bu. an able minister and an earnest work CT.
 Hon. J. E. DiGlliipson took in Hope yesterday, and from that "suitr he brought back with him we are a 'ifeetlcn suspicious that Hope had been on fire again, or else some old gentleman is likely to loose hs charter"
 Our Debating Society here is progressing finely, with Mir. Stain ton as president. Mir. s. is not only a good merchant and druggist but is a real clever fellow, and fl he will let us naturalize him, or baptise him next term of the court viii make a good citizen. Homer Inc de ban.
 Since Neill, Dickinson and Kan awah got licked at the dcOate last Friday night defending the profe--
The Nevada picayune., 1885-04-02

Our venerable old friend, Mr. John R. Atkins, of the Glenvill 0 ncighborhood, hopored us with 2 visit Monday, and renewed his subscription.
 Mir. w. II. Simmons, a splendid photographer,has moved here from Camden. See he card on oppo- site page. and give him a trial. He proposes to act square.y.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-04-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


 Pleasant weather.
 Eggs ten cents a dozen.
 Beware of the gossip slinger. A lightSrost NJ onday morning. Mild, blooming,poetical spring. Irish potatoes are growing fine- ly.
 Tax books will be closed on the 10th.
 "April fools' were plentiful yes lterday.
 The health of our community is very good.
 The band went out serenadins Monday night.
 County Court will convene +sre next Monday.
 Quite nnmber of pleasant esall- CTS this weaaS.
 Trot ont your populations Nlec tion next Tuesday.
 Nr. J. w. Harris, of 4exarkana, ,was in the city Monday.
 Geo!P. Smoote, Esq, returned Sunday evening from the Capital. rfyou want neat printing bring your job work to the PrcAsUNE of ice
 Mr. G. w. Vaught, of Gaines vile, Texas, is spending few days in our city.
 An interesting letter from "N' at Emmet this week. Lot us hear from you often.
 Candidates wanting election tick etspfinted can get them cheap at this office for spo. cash.
 We are still adding new subscri- bers to our list. Room for moro good ones, with the cash.
 Dick Bartlett, of Nashyille.spcnt Sunday in town. We are glad to see him looking so well.
 The heavy frost and freeze of last week, did not materially iniure  fruit, we are glad to learn.
 TyaD ladies are kindly invited to the opening at Miss F.. NJ. Thom. .asson's on Tuesday, April 7th. You can get prints for Acts a yard and straw hats at Gets a piece at
 WooDBEEY, .PoRTIs x TERRY. MT. John Cope left Tuesday ,morning to visit the Industrial and Worlds Cotton Exposition.
 Mat Denman and Hugh Mon lcriet went out,snipe hunting Non day, and it is said killed-time. Come and see the new goods at Miss E. M. Thomasson's millinery store.
 Prof. Congor has gone to house keeping in the residence of Mg. Brad Scott, on East Second St. Messrs Atkinson and Tompkins are now oocupyiuga room next door to the bank as law office. We want teams to haul lumber. Steady work given.
 Richmond X Steele. Automatic and all kinds of sew ing machines repaired. All work guaranted. doE tfRsHAw. We cali special attention to our fine stock of pew spring clothing. Styles and prices to suit any body at
 WooDBERY, PORES X TERRY
The Nevada picayune., 1885-04-02

Capt. Ev. Blake returned Satur- day from the Exposition at New Orleans.
 Esq. J. W. Neill. of Bmmet, was z plessant caller at opg office last Saturday.
 Our young friend, Joseph Lester of BouflandAs Store, paid US a wis it yesterday.
 Thankfully we report ourselves town mostly free from saekp cess in any form at present.
 If you want nice cabbage plants, apply to Mrs. T. W. Hays, Pres colt.
 Car load fine, clean corn, white and yellow a:
 MULHoLLAN, RUSSELL X Co.
 Mir. John Marsh, worthy citi- zen of Jackson township, paid the .BICAyUEE a pleasant call last Fri day.
 Nr. Will Brown, of Arkapelphia has been in town several days. A Prescott belle Is said to attract hiE.
 Messrs. Gee Bros, are making  the brick and will soon begin work ca their new brick store roop.O
 MT. c. c. BiAingsley, thrifty farmer of this township, called Saturday and renewed his sub scription.
 White goods, ilats, notions and millinery, just received at the n.il- linery store of Miss E. NJ Thomas son.
 Biggest and most complete stock of spring clothing in town, and at lowest prices, Call and be con vinced
 MuLHcLLAE, RUSSELL X Co.
 We will publish next week the names of the grand and petit H. TOTS for the May term of c1c Cir cult Court.
 Rev. Ar. Berry, of LewisTihe, Ark. , has been here assisting in the meeting at the NJ. E. church this week.
 Nr. J. J. Mays, a prospeco1 far mer of Boughton township, came to town Saturday with fifty dozen eggs for our market.
 Hen, Thos c. McRae, the peo- pies choice for Congress, is attend ing the Howard county Circuit Court at Centrepotnt tllis week.
 Mir. J. A. Allen. of Limestone county, Texas, and Miss Fannie Johnston, of Okolona, were mar-. ried on Sunday evening last
 No member of the prcscntlegis latnre has made a better record than the Hon. F. r.. White, of Ne vada. Pike County SenUuel. Farmers from a distance near other market towns, say they pre- fer to come to Prescott, that goods arc cheaper hese, groceries as well as dry goods.
 Splendid assortment of Cents shoes just received at
 MULHoLLAg, RUssELL A Co.
 Parties owing the Arm of Evans 1 & Policeman must come forward and settle their accounts at once or their accounts will be put in tho hands of an attorney for collec- tiOn.
 Increase the yield of your cot ton by using the No. 1. complete fertilizer. Carload for sale. and agent far Nevada and Hemp - stead counties.
 W. B. Waller.
 pr. F. M. Williams, ot Glenville, honored us with visit Tuesday, The doctor pays his respects to the PIcAYUNE, in a substantial way, annually.
 We had tho pleasure of making the acquaintance this week, of Mir. II. B. Latourette, of Michigan, who is here visiting his father, MT. D. l.. LatOurette.
 The municipal election comes oT next Tuesday. Some interest ing times are anticipated, as none of the candidates wish to Debeaten. kSomebody is bound to get left.
 'Dr. Winfield preached very able sermon at the Methodist church on Monday evening, on the subject of conversion. The church was crowded to it's utmost oapaci- ty.
 Our friend, Charlie Wingfeld had "mess' of mustard salad
The Nevada picayune., 1885-04-02
For kA yOr.

We are authorized to announce
 LEE GLOW asa candidnte for Mayor of the . town of Prescott, subject to the will of the people in the election April 7th, 1885.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-04-02

n, s4S ---------------- : german, ol "or of Prescott. GHderwrite,e Q .lc
 ringfeld AN
 tesns' : : shorized to annoupcs ? EP. ROSS, ESQ, a 6. for the office of Mayor of the fown of Prescott. Election April 7th, 1885.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-04-02
For City Marsha, othrest Ott.

We are authorized 10 announce
 J. HAMILTON, 6 candidate for City Marshal of the town of Prescott. Election April 7th, 1885.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-04-02
Announcements. For Marshal Sf Prescott.

We are authorized to announce
 CAPT. F. l.. NlACHEN, as candidate for marshal of the town of Prescott. Election April Eth tSo5.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-04-02

EDITORS PICAYUNE:-Weather clear and pleasant and beautiful Sabbath.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-06
When on the High Sens.

On Tie rail, on steamboat. aboard fish
ing smack, or yachting on the coast, Hos
letters Stomach Bitteys win be found re-
liable means of ayerting and relieving all
ments to which travellers, mariners ard
emigrants are peculiarly subject Sea cap
tains, ship doctors, voyagers or soiourners
in the tropics, and all about to encounter
unacclimated, an unaecustomed or danger
Gus climate, should not neglect TO avail
themselves of this safeguard of well-ascer-
tanned and long-tried merit Constipation,
biliousness, malarial feyers, Indigestion,
rheumatism and affections of the binder
and kidneys are among the ailments which
it eradicates, and it may be resorted to not
only with confidence in its remedial elf
cacy, but also in its perfect freedom from
every Objectionable Ingredient, since it is
derived from the pureSt and most salutarv
sources. 1t counteracts the effects of IN
Wholesome food and water.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-06

WHY WOMEN WILL NOT WEAR TRoUs-
ERs.-It is useless to preach trousers to civ
iliZed women under the name of the di-
vided skirt or any other. She will have
none of them unless they are put out of
sight. The divided = does not present
any just claim to the suilrages Of women
apart from the prejudice existing against
trousers in the place of skirts. 1t is simply
an ugly kind OF drawers, and when it
| tries to be pretty it is, by adding rutfies,
piling on weakness, the last effect of imbe
cility. Mrs. King, the present representa-
tive apostle of the divided skirt movement,
was invited to meeting of ladies in
! New York, which she attended in a di-
vided dress, made after her own most
approved style. The wide divisions of
| the skirt We're long and very much rutfied !;
| the skirt was very short and rutfied also.
and the loose jacket part much trimmed.
| 1t was a dress requiring much labor. and
very easy and irrcmediably soiled. 1t had
a patchy appearance, was devoid of grace
and dignity and attracted the attention of
boys on the street. These are all real and
valid objections. Probably every woman
has some objection to make to her dress
as every woman in the world objects, more
or less, to the facts of their environment,
whatever they may be; but not one of
the 200, more or less, present on that occa-
sion would have exchanged their style or
! form of clothing with Mrs. King-[Jennie
June, in Hartford Times.
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SIX-PACE EDITION.
HANTED-LOST-FOUND.
WANTED,

A MAN AND WIFE FOR RANCH, 54n;
n men for vineyards, $50; men to chop wood,
cook, $50: men FOR thrashers good wages: . hay
balers. Femels-Two girls to wait in hotels,
$50 TO s25; also, girls for homework, so to S25,
for both city and country also, girls for various
ployment Ofhce, Fourth and < streets. saera-
mento iel3-1ptf
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No. 79-For S1s,oOoi Prospect Hiu Farm
of % acres mile south of the city, on the
Upper Stockton Road; 200 Fruit Trees:
acres in Vineyard: has large newly fitted Up
Dwelling, Stable, Tanks and Windmill: thisis
one Of the best and prrttiest located farms IN
the county requires " be seen 20 be sppre-
ciated
No. s0.-For $500; SO Acres; 5 miles
from city, 10 acres in Vineyard; acres in Or
chard; % acres in BlackberTies; l acre in
Strawberries: 2 Windmills, Stable, China
house, etc; coed new Dwelling and choice
Flower Garden; in fact, place second to none,
and wants 10 be seen to be appreciated; cx-
change in part for city property; one-third
cash; deferred payments Ut per cent.
No. 7d--For $500; $50 Acres of Land,
with DIV ellug Of rooms. new Stable for 4
horses; acre Vineyard; 2 acres in Orchard;
3 acres in Clover: 10 acres in Grain; 90 acres
under wire and brush fence 30 cords cut
Wood: Cows and Calves; l sow and Pigs;
leo Chickens; Horse; living water running
through place; several fine Springs 5 miles
from shingle Springs, FL Dorado county.
No. 73-For $50 Per Acre; 40 Acres; go
acres in Vineyard, all well fenced; fine large
Dwelling, stable, Out houses, etc; eight miles
from Sacramento, on Upper Stool ssn road.
No. 75-For $1,000; 80 Acres in Butte
county; good Dwelling, Stable. GranGry; 10
acres cleared and fenced; Small Orchard; 80
Head of Hogs. twelve miles from Chico.
No.--Five and 1O-acre Tracts, IL miles
from city limits, SIPS per acre; one-third cash.
No. 57-159 Acres of Fine Fruit Vine
yard Land. near line of Nevada Railroad. in
Nevada county; timber almost sufficient to
paw for clearing; water running through the
place year round. Price, only s. per acre.
No. S1-For $4,000, 5s Acres in Sonoms
county; 80 acres in Vineyard, 10 acres in
Orchard, all in bearing; 20 acres Of Zinfandel
balance Black Hamburg; Dwelling, stable
etc: two miles from Sebastopol, eight from
Santa Rosa.
No. se-For $500, 81 Acres Near the
above; s acres in Orchard balance being
grubbed ready for Vineyard; has Dwelling
Barn, ETC.; will exchange for city property.
as-sEND FOR CATALOGUES. IA
sWEETSER s. ALSIP, Sacramento
m9tf
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PERFECTION is attained in DR.. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy.
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FOE SALE-T0 LET.

4oxieo, and the fnil lots and S. in the A];;;;:
block between Seventeenth and Eigh- Ill.
tenth, aud L streets. For price, etc, in
quire on the premises T street, between Sew
enteenth and Eighteenth. iy5 Tvs
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ITO LET-SALOON, NO. go SECOND -
modelled to suit any business, with large ":
cellar; good for Wholesale liquor or wine house.
CARL STROBEI, 32l J street, Sacramento.
loo ct
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DAMS FOR SALE-TUREE Hun
IL dred head in lots to suit; High AIIaAas
Grades and Thoroughbred Spanish e5ysH
Merinos. MRS. L. NJ. WILSON, Elk GSsraAikA
Grove. SacrnmcntO county. Cal. iv2-2M
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nor SALE-A HALF OR Ry
L whole interest in the West I. sysssasssEsy
ern Hotel Hacking; two Carriages ESSfS1sIr
and four Horses and Harness. For S2----S--
further particulars, inquire at the Office or OF
the Driver. lie 5-tf
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ORR cot,STRy's pprsrnESrs

Two of our Presidents died upon this
day; four Others al the National Capitol.
laying down at once their official and nat
ural life. Three of them were soldiers, not
there to usurp imperial authority, but to ad.
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EyOR SALE CHEAP-A PETALUMA INCC
L bator and Brooder, in good order. Inquire
at this Office. jal0-tf
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nor sALE-HoUsE AND LOT WITHIN -
l. one-half block of State Capitol. Par ss:;;;;l
ties wishing the same will please inquire IL
at 727 K street, upstairs. jel0-fw*
TITO LFT-ROOIS AND SUITES OF ROOMS,
suitable fox Doctors or Dentists Offices.
Apply at i2l street. Sacramento Gallery. je2-tf
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The Colonists, to the last. protested 10y
atty, and rendered obedience upon terms
by them deemed just, and it was only when
excited by the outrage of the British troops
in Boston, and the attempt to execute the
odious statutes relating to imports, that
they took the initiatory step manifestiag
their defiance to that Government which
refused them all participation in its legisla-
ton. There was no claim by the colonies
that they were nation competent to de-
clare war, but they intended by the destruc-
ton of the cargoes of ships in Boston Har-
Dor, TO manifest Enthusiastically their revolt
from the British dominion. They prepared
as actively and as fully as their poverty
would permit, for those reprisals which
they expected, and the onset which they
provoked.
cannot undertake to state the events
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~ o N T GIOUS.

am Dative of England. and while was in that
country contracted terrible blood poison and for
two years under treatment outdoor patient
at Nottingham Hospital England. but was not cured.
suffered the most agonizng pains in my bones, and
was covered with sores all over my body and limbs.
Finally completely lost all hope in that country,
and sailed for America and was treated Roosevelt
IN this city, as well by prominent physician in
New ork, having no connection with the hospitals.
saw the advertisement of SwIFT's SPECIFIC, and
determined to give ii trial. took six bottles and
can say with great joy that they have cured
tlrely. am sound and well as l ever was in my
life T. FRED FORD
New York City, June 18th, 1885.
In March OF last year uSS4) contracted blood
poison. and being in savannah, Ga, at the time I
went into the hospital there for treatment Isuered
very much from rheumatism at the same time
dld not get we'll under tie treatment there.
cured by any of the usual means. l have now taken
seven bottles of SwIFTs SPECIFIC and am sound and
we'll 1t drove the poison out through boiIs OH the
skin. IAN IEAUV
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GREAT SLAUGHTER OF MEMS FURNISHING
To close business by Jan. LIST our entire stock OF
Men Furnishings will be sold regardless cost No
humbug Every article 10 be sold at great sacrafice
Earl & Wilson'S T. and w. brand Of Collars in the
latest styles, l7c
Earl d Wilson's E. and w. brand of Cuffs at 3Oc
per pair.
All other brands of Collars 1Oc each,
All other brands of Cuffs lSc. per pair.
Our celebrated s1.25 Shirt reduced to soc: two for
celebrated 15c. Shirt, unlaundered, reduced to zoe
Our 63c unlaundered Shirt reduced to soc All
other shirts reduced in proportion.
UNDEhWEAR. UNDERWEAR. UNDERWEAR
All Wool shirts and Drawers reduced from $50 to
$l.5O All Wool Shirts and drawers reduced from 50
TO II rs. All Wool shirts and Drawers reduced from
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nom 50 suit to SD. Fancy Wool Shirts and Drawers
reduced from 81 To 80 SD suit. Fancy Wool shirts
ana Drawers I. duced from $3 to 81 n suit. Fancy
q suit All other Underwear reduced in proportion.
HOSIERY. HOSIERY. HOSfERY
All w DOL Socks reduI ell from S:5c. per pair
All Ool Socks reduced from SOC to Pc. per pair All
WOOL Socks reduced from 5c. to 2Oc per pair British
IL iose reduced from 35c. 2Oc. pair British II Hose
reduced from 5c 10 &c per pair British L. Hose re-
duCed from 2Oc to 15c per pair. All other Hosiery
reduced in proportion.
NECkWEAR. NECKWEAR. NECKWEAR
Fisk Clark d Flagss Neckwear this seasons goods
70 'oc. All our 15c Scarfs reduced to 3Yc All our
soc. Scarts reduced to 2lc.
GLOVES. GLOVES
Perrin best Pique Kids S1.S7. Perrim's best Paue
KIDS SlS'. Our 80 English Tan Gloves reduced to
81 Scotch wool driving aud ali other gloves greatly
reduced These the greatest bargains ever offered
III Washington Don't miss this great sale
dio-2w DC BRECIL IL CO. 12l1 Pa. ave NV.
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SEAL SKIN SAcouEs.

we have in stock, ready for immediate delivery
nineteen SEAL SKIN SACQUES, from 81; inches to
10 Inches long, and from 81 to AZ ill., bust measure
al 500 SID. SIS. $50 10 $3.50. These garments
were ali made early the season. thereby insuring
sood ana perfect workmanship. Garments ordered
now Will not receive the same attention as ALI mann,
iactarers are busy with special orders.
SEAL VISITES, trimmed with Fox LYNX and
Skunk.
PLUSH NISITES. PLUSH sACoUE.s. from
$1,000 to 5000
The largest and finest stock of Wraps in this city TO
select from
Beaver, Lynx. Fox and Monkey Mufs
Fur Trimming in every variety
Misses and Children's Furs. suitable for Holiday
presents.
DuNLAPs NEW YORK HATS, in Silk. Opera
and Derby
SILVER Handle Presentation UMBRELLAS
WILIETT & EU0FF
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w go Pennsylvania ave.
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MEDICAL, &c.

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AVA reliable Ladies' Physician, be consult ed daily
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city, ana Will guarantee In all of private
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consultation and advice free al any hour durn: the
day. subscribed and sworn 10 before me by DR.
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