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Nevada County picayune., 1886-09-29
A County Paper.

While a county newspaper IS expected tC, and does more gratu- itous work than any other busi- ness institution in the country, we wish to say 1t is not always the case that tho editor is able to give away all his work. Some men seem to have an idea that if the editor happens to be a Democrat, he must devote all his time and means to the support of the nomi- uees of the party; but, these same men never contribute one dollar to the support of the party them selves: but, if they should con- tribute the small mite of sub scription to the paper, they at once imagine they have a right to control the poor editors soul and body! This is mistake Editors are just about the same as other human beings. and they have fam ilies to support who must be ted and clothed as other people, They work at the printing business just as the farmers or merchants do at their own particular vocation, and for the same purpose-that of making a li,iug. We expect to give every man fair return for the money he pays us, and will be as free to exchange courtesies as any one. No more, no less. No sensible man wou' q expect to die, tate the actiuuS ot merchant be- cause he bought $2 worth of goods from him during the year, nor would any merchant expect to control the thoughts or feelings of the farmer from whom he bought d load of corn or bale or cotton, We are willing to give space to any of our readers for a fair discussion of all questions, but we will not sell our soul to them tor their sub- scription. Augusta Nidette.
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Southwest Arkansas Teachers
 Association.

The Southwest Arkansas Teach ers' Association, meets at Lewis vile, Arkansas, on Saturday, De- tober 9th, 1886 Officers: J. W. Conger, President, Philadelphia; Mrs. Sue King, Vice PreSinent, Hope; w. E. Bryan, Secretary, Lewisville; Miss Anne Royce, Treasurer, Little Rock.
 PROGRAMME:
 Morning session:-9:00, Miscel- lsneous Business; 9;30, Address of Welcome, W. P Parks; 1000, Methods in History, C l.. Samp- sou, TeXarkana, Miss Emma Kirk. land, Prescott; l0:45, Persian Elm pire, a. Georgraphy aud Climate, Miss Anne Boyce, Little Book; b. Industries and Products, J. w. Harris, Shower Springs; C. Social Habits, Mrs. Ella McRae, Prescott; q. Architecture and Other Arts, J, c. Littlepage, Washington: e. Religion, Mir. Mckee, Principal at Hope, {. Political History, R. H. Miller, Magnolia.
 Afternoon Session:-Advanced English, Miss Minnie Conneyey, Prescott; 2:45, Memory, a, Ma ture, Mir. Dunn, Principal at Ar. kadelphia; b. Culture, Mrs. Sue King. Hope; 3:45, Difficulties of Teaching in the Rural Districts, U. G. Wood, Mars Hill; 4:05. Meth. ods in Spelling, Geo. Yoemans, Lewisyille; 4:25, Election of Of ticers.
 Night Session: -7:30, Report of Committees; 500, Lecture, What is Education? J. W. Conger, Ar kadelphla; "Under Persian Em- pire." Only fifteen minutes will be given to each subject.
 By request we publish the above. EDITOR.
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BOushtOn Briefs.

Weather warm iald oL0wery.
 The public school at Piney Grove closed last Saturday,
 Mir. George Rains and Miss Mol. lie Hulan were united iu the ties of matrimony last Thursday, Many well wishes to the happy couple.
 Messrs A J Jones and E H Fris. by'S new gin is doing good work. A saw mill will be attached 10 it this winter.
 Messrs. John Delaughter and John Mayes contemplate going to Red river, beaver trapping this winter.
 MT. Andrew Price has been ly- ing very low with slow fever for two or three weeks, He is now thought to be improving.
 There is now "great rojoicing'' in the families of Messrs. l.. F. Myers, l.. H. Hitt, I. J, A, Usury, and Robert Johnson-all girls though, "From whence cometh the boys"
 Mir, J. W. Wilson went to Nash vile last week to the Baptist As sociation as a delegate from piuey Grove church,
 MT. Titus, R. R. agent at this place, is gone to Nebraska for his health.
 We should all be highly pleased with the work done in the last few months in the way of improve, ments, but don't forget to build your COW shed right away, as the cold winter is coming, and boards are cheaper than feed.
 RICK.
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charge of the school here, will 1 learn, take charge of tbe books or K. Hamilton x Co., for the season.
 The mail from Prescott failed to reach here last Thursday causing considerable disappointment. Hope it will net occui aXaln.
 The many friends of Ar. E. A. l. Evans and wife will be glad to know that they are coming back to this county. They are the parents of our neighbor, W. Ii. Era"s, anu live in Nacogdoches, county, Tex. Democrats generally should bear in mind that our greenback, wheel and republican friends, are gong to do everything in their power to defeat "Our Tom" for Congress. So it behooves us to Oe on the alert, and to leave nothing undone that we can do.
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InilammatOry. Rheumatism.

For over two years 1 suffered intensely with muscular rhematism 1 became almost helpless, and had to be helped out of bed, At times 1 was unable to turn myself in bed and had to be handled as tenderly as an infant, My chest was involv- ed, and the pain was intolcrable at times. All the old and well-known remedies were exhausted, bat DO permanent relief was obtained. About a year ago I was induce q hy friend to try Swift's Specific. The effect has magical, My friends scarcely recognize me. My rheu. matism is entirely gone, my genor. al health is superb, and 1 am weighing thirty pounds more than when 1 commenced taking $. &. $. 1 am able to attend to all nay ministerial work, am dovoutly grateful for my restoration to health which l owe, under the blessing of God, to Ssifts's Specific.
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Interesting to Ladies.

Our lady readers can hardly fail to have their attention called this week to the latest combination of improvements in that useful of all domestic implements, the sewing machine.o
 AS we understand it, machine for. family use should meet first of all these requirements; It should be --simple in it's mechsnism; it should run easily; it should do a wide range of work; it should be as nearly noiseless as possible; il should be light, handsome, durable and as cheap as is consistent with excellence throughout.
 These conditions the " Light Running New Home" certainly meets. It has also several very important and useful attachments and "notions' of it's own, which go far 10 make good its claims ito popular favor.
 The New Home" specially rec ommcnds itself 10 furchaserS on account of its superior mechanical construction, ease of management and reasonable price, Over half a million have been sold in the last three years, all of which are giving universal satisfaction. This unrivalled machine is manu. factured by the NEW HOME SEWING MACHINECO., Orange, Mass and 80 Union Square, New York.
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COUNTY NEWS.
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 pondents of the Picayune.
BourIaDd's Store Budjet,

We are getting almost too mech rain now.
 Mrs. Hsynic wes. to Hope Sat, urday morning to see her son, Will burn, who has been very sick, but is now improving,
 Mrs. Hinton vas seen smiling Amon2 old friends ana pupils lAst week. The illustrious lawyer, Ar. Hinton, came sowA Satnrdse even ing after hes.
 Mrs. Mitchell, daughter Of Thos. Mcclure, arrived here Saturday af- ternoon from Texas. l think che intends spending some time here among old friends and relatives.
 Prof. W. H. Mack, closed his school last Friday at noon, with the large number of five scholars Owing to the pressure of cotton picking, they were compeled to stop and pick it CT else loose it.
 Our merchants aow have . fine stock of goods on hand. end seem to be selling rapidly. Thsrs is one article they can not keep up with the demand, and that Is bacon unless they kesp teams running daily, for that sole purpose. Ear mers should raise more meat and buy less.
 JIM CRO'y.
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Lanesbrus | catlrts.

We are havIng plenty of rain.
 Cotton picking has progressed fuely for the past week,
 Some few farmers have gathered their corn.
 Mrs. J K. Hamiltcn has been dangerously i'll for several days past.
 The public school at this place was out last Friday.
 Mir. C. l.. Jordan who has had
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Emmet Etchinas.
More rain.
 Health good

Health good
 Cotton coming in slowly. Crop cut short.
 Miss Berths Holaes. of Locks burg, is visiting friends her. She has d host of friends here who are glad to welcome her.
 We learn that there is q lumber company organized to put in a large blaming mill at this place. Come ahead, gentlemen, no better place can be found; we have pine timber, saw mills, rail roads, buy CTS and plenty of idle hands.
 The Grcenbackers and Republi- cans down bere say tha. Reeves being preacher they could not support him, but think that L. H. Hit is not preacher to hurt, since he was taken from the blow handle and not from the pulpit. It makes no difference, McRae is sure of his election.
 Joe Hood has made hIS eOnsta- ble bond after Aard struggle of about 10 minutes. His bond is worth several thousand. Joe is one of those Democrats who is dyed in the wool, and stained in the fur and hair-yes, you bet he is.
 DAISY DELL.
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OUR friend Gardner, of the Ne yada Picayuue, has recently pur- esased new power press and oth- CT xssterial, making decided i'm pgovement in the print of the pa nsr. Bro. Gardner is an energetic newspaper man and jealous Dem eret, as uas evinced in the recent erHgaos la Nevada county Nashville News.
 Correct, Bro. Tullis, but we can hardly come up to your beautiful print, ou that l3 X l9 Peerless Scbber. Yes, we arc a strong Democrat, and always try to do OFT full duas for the party. But as the elections will all soon be over, we expect to devote the PrcAYUNE to the up-building of our county and State.
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Fer Sals.

For sale-a valuable red land farm, four and one half miles south east of Prescott. There are 200 acres iu tract; 1O0 in good state of cultivation; good dwellings,, barn, cribs and stables, and two tsnnent houses. The place is we'll water ed, with an over-tlowing, 2rtesian we'll. There Is gre.s bargain in the above-uamed farm. For fur ther information, call at farm, or address CALVIN JONES,
 Prescott, Ark.
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CESAR.
Notice

The public is warned against trading for following papers stolen from me ! short time since:
 One school warrant No. 3, from school district Eo 90; oDe note on G W Malone, dated Jan 1, 'S6; one note on x Malone, dated April s, 1885; one note on W B Reasons. dated Dec 3, 1883.
 CC MALONE, Delta, Ark.
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THE new silver certificates of small denominations will be issued at once. They consist of ones, twos and fives, and may be had at all sub-trcasuries in exhacnge for silver dollars or silver certificates of larger denomination This new issue will prove a great con- venience to the business public.
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For Congress-Third District, T c McRAE, of Nevada County.
Public Speaking

Hou. Thos. c. McRae, the Dem ocrstic nominee for Congress in the Third District, will address the people at the following times and places, owit:
 Malvern, Monday, September ?. Princeton, Tuesday, September 2S. Hampton, Wednesday, September 29. Johnsville, Thursday, September 30 Hamburg, Friday, October I.
 Monticello, Saturday, October ?. Warren, Monday, October I.
 Camden, Tuesday, October ..
 1idorado. Wednesday, October 6. Magnolia, Friday, October s.
 Lewisville. Monday, October II. Tersrkans, Tuesday, October l2 Bright Star, Wednesday, October 13. Richmond, Thursday, October II. Rocky Comfort, Friday, October 15. Washington, Monday, October Is. Hope, Tuesday. October 10. Nashville, Wednesday, October 20 Murfrecsboro, Thursday, October 2l. Center Point, Friday, October 9. Lockesbnrg, Saturday, October 23. Dallas, Monday, October 25. Amity, Wednesday, October 2. Arksdelphhia, Thursday, October 2S. Gurdon, Friday, October %. Prescott, Saturday, October 30.  A full turn out of the people is earnestly re9nsted.
 All opposing candidates are in- vited to meet him at the above mentioned appointments, and a fsir division of time will be ac- corded them. H. c. BUNN,
 Chm. Dem. Ex. Com. Camden, Ark, Sept. s, 1886.
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ARKANSAS pays more mouey in

ARKANSAS pays more mouey Tn proportion to it's population and wealth for public schools and gets less results than auy State in the Union. We don't get l5 cents on the dollar in results. There are teachers in this county getting $40 10 $50 month who can hardly spell baker. These things will never change as long as We have the present small district system, aud asy fifth rate mau can be ap' pointed county eXaminer.-Mor- riItou Headlight.
 This k all too true, we know it to be so from observation and what Is often told us If making the districts larger will help stop it, (and we think it wilD, we heartily favor ii, aud certainly "lifth rate r,enu should not ne made county examinero.
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ARKANsAs' next Legislature will stand as regards politics, as fol. lows: The Senate will be compos- ed of twenty six Democrats, three Republicans and two Wheelers; the House of about slxty-three Democrats, and thirty Republi- cans. Greenbackers and Wheelers.
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AFTER the first of October all post offices in the United States and Territories and Dist. of Colum- bia will be designated. ..as special de- livery offices. A letter bearing the ten cent special delivery stamp will be delivered immediately on it's arrival to any one living within one mile of the post office.
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Mir. John D. Adams, of Little Rock, has returned from the Farm erS' Congress, at St, Paul, Minn., to which he was a delegate from this State.
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H, II. Woods, eX. county treas urer of Carroll county, was on the 3rd inst, convicted of grand lar ceny at Eureka Springs and sen tenced to the penitontiary for five years. The circumstances are that the county had no safe, and Woods was in the habit of secreting the cash in different places, he alleged. In December, 1882. he was sum monod to FoIt Smith, to the Uni- ted States Court. and he gathered up the county cash, put it in an old boot leg and hid 1t in the loft oi the house. By some means the boot and cash disappeared, his bond was pronounced worthless aud the county lost 5000, It was finally decided that Woods was the thief and he goes up for five years
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THE superintendent of United States census predicts that the enumeration of 1890 will show a population in this country of N,- GOO GOO.
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Camden, Ark, Sept, s, 1886,

WE hope our next State Legis- lstsre will make adequate provis- ton for the maintenance of an agri- cultural bureau, to include miping and msnufacture There is no good reason why this should be longer delayed Agriculture is and will continue to be the chief industry of the state. The census shows that Arkansas is engaged Tn agricultural pursuits, proportion, ately In greater degree than any state in the union. Hence to fos- ter and promote that interist tends directly to the development and building up of the entire common wealth. Whatever is necessary to be done in this direction should receive the earnest attention of our law makers, Therefore, we Insist tha. they give us an agricul- tarsl bureau, which is so badly Heeded.
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THE issue of standard silver dollars from the mints during the week ended September 18th, was $1,114 905. The issue during the corresponding period of last year was s664.493. The shipments of fractional silver coin since Septem- Der 1st, amounted to S73S, 534.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL GARLAND has written but one letter to the department of justice since he left Washington. He is living in al- most perfect seclusion at Hominy Hill.
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The residence of G N. Knight, in Logan county, was totally de- stroyed by fire the other day while the family were absent from home. Everything they possessed was consumed.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN, ARK,

LAND UFFICE AT CAMDEN, ARK,
 September P, 1886. NOTICR IS HEBEBY GIVEN that the " following-named settler hus filed notice port of his claim, and that said proof will De made before the County Judge of Nevada county, Ark, at Prescott, Ark, on Nov. l2 1886, viz: Robert w. Cornelius. Hd. entr1 7738 for the NWt See. F, Tp. 10 <. k a2 w and names the following as his wit neSses, viz: Thomas Rentfroe, John Wjtbcr. spoon and Daniel Harris, of Bouphton. Ark, and James NJ. Witherspoon. of Pres colt, Ark. W K. RAMSEY, Register.
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THE national cotton exchange es' inmates the cotton crop of 1886 at 6, 3,59l bales, l5 per cent over the crop of last year.
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All kind, of legal blanks for Sao at this office
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The principal products gre corn, cotton, wheat, outs rye, barley, miilet, broom corn. sorghum, sweet and Irish potatoes, urnips, in fact vegetables of nearly every variety grow here to perfection. Experienced fruit growers assure Us that We hazard nothing in saving that no locality can grow greater variety oftruit, and to greater perfection, than Nevada county. The genial climate ef' this county, neither too cold in winter nor too hot in summer, i. peculiarly adapted to the CultHrc of tho crane
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Stock Raising

Noportion of the Southwest is better adapted to ,tock raising than Ncvcda county. On Prairie Dc Anne and along the streams, cattle, horses and mules thrive and dc we'll the year round on the native grasses. Hogs can be raised here almost without ans care ot all. They tatteu readily in the fall upon the abundance nf mnst in the-Mnnl..
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Soil and Climate.

The county is remarkably well tmbcrcd Its most valuable woods are yellow pine, ey- cry variety of oak and hickory, sweet, black and tuPelo gum, maple, mulberry, ash, wal nut. Birch, beech, sycamore linn. do.Woed, hac>berry, holly, rcd aud water elm. per shannon, cypress beach, boi, dare, black locust, honey locust, wild cherry, red bud hnl snssnfrn.
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Prescott, tho county .00f. wos lo1d n,TT and settled in September, !878 If is s;t". Stea on the Nt Louis, Iron Mountain & Rock, and has population of o0o thon, l2000 bale. of cotton arc received ,,nr o,n,,, The public building, consist of j ano ','''",, rcy. brick Court House, finished below and abovr s'talr, m native pine, oiled the buillino ro.t lmgS i,S near S200o0; splendid new iail. th, different church ediHccs: and tlc in.st ,rI
 ne 'ccho3ol house in the state. and a bighly cFedtable school house for the blacks. 7
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The county is reasonably well supplioo With mail facilities only afcw ofthe intcrio, nelghborhoods being remote from post of ilcts. The post offices in the county ar, Bells Store, Bodcaw, Bough(ou, Bourland's Store Bluff City, CaucN Clayton. Delta. Elm met Falcon, HoucaviIc, Lnnc,burg and Prescott Prescott is money order o.,
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