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Civil Service Reform.

The Civil Service Reform policy of President Cleveland has done and is doing the Democratic party great harm. Such reform is dis gusting, undemocratic and un- American. The thought Of tiein Z the hands and stopping the mouths of good officers, who are m accord with the administration and trying to vindicate and uphold it before the people, is revolting to every sense of justice and propriety, yet this is what Cleveland is at. tempting to do. At the same time it is said he gave 5000 to the New York State campaign fund. Is this not beautiful @ cousistencys Cleveland must be forced to back
 down from this fool illness. as he was from his silver policy at the beginning of his administration
 Again, we say, turn the rascals out"' and let Democracy rule, ac-
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STATE NEWS.
Gathered from our Exchanges.

Representative elect Trammell, of Saline county, is dead.
 The Baptist State Convention will meet at Morrilltou next year.
 Two street railways are now in successful operation in Pine Bluff.
 Several casses of fever resem- bling dengue, are reported in Llt- tie Rock.
 A lodge of the Knights of Pythi- az was organized recently at Nash vile, Howard county.
 At the recent Congressional election, Polk county boiled 300 votes out of possible 1900.
 The new court house at Little Rock, tor which the contract has been let, is to cost $5S,975.
 First train over the Batesyille and Brinkley raii oad extension arrived at Jacksonport on the 9th
 Express Agent Chauncy, of Cam, den, has mysteriously disappeared and is said to be defaulter
 J. D. Drivers gin house, near Osceola, together with 40 bales Of cotton, was burned last wsek.
 The Woman's Christian Temper auce Union has three active organ izations in Hampstead county.
 It has been decided by the Su. preme Court that Sunday cannot be ignored by those who observe Saturday as the Sabbath.
 Riverside Commandery No. 22, Knights and Ladies of Universal Brotherhood, was organized at Dardanelle last week.
 The citizens of Siloam Springs have taken advantage of the three ulile law, and no whisky will be sold there after January 1st.
 pr. J. Guy Lewis is expected to arrive at Golden City, Logan coun- ty, in a short time with machinery tor working the mines there.
 A Mrs. Clemons. residing near Judsonia, committed suicide recent. ly by taking corrosive sublimate Domestic trouble was the cause.
 Gov. Hughes offers sl5O reward for George Arnold, who killed a man named Marion, in Independ- ence county, on October goth
 Two Yell county boys, aged if teen and seventeen, made 26O bushels of corn and six bales of cotton on thirteen acres of land.
 w. W. Reed, of Franklin coun. ty, picked 2,5OO pounds of cot ton from one acre of land and made 100 gallons of molasses from half an acre of orange cane.
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 Another lady sufferering from all abscess on her arm had been doe toring for long time in this city, Che ester and Philadelphia, but could not get any relief, apparently. She had fallen away to a mere shadow of her former self. and could scarcely eat or sleep. She com menced to take the $. $. s., medi- cine, upon the advice of frien ds and myself, but was so reduced in flesh that she had little stomach trouble at first. She persist ed |. however, and after the third bottle she declared it had done her more good than anything else she had ever tried. Inow understand that she is entirely we'll, and is loud in praise of s. s s.
 l have several other cases in mind, but am not at liberty to speak of them. l believe the Swift Specific Co.'s blood medicine known as s. S. S., is superior to anything of of the kind known in ] the market, and can cheerfully recommend it to any one suffer. ing from diseaseases ofthe skin or blood.
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c. E. MITCHELL.

We regret to be forced to pay our s.respects' to the above named person again this week.
 He claims we did not state all the facts abont his adjourning Neva- da Circult conrt. and we also learn made light of country newspapers in general. We'll. below we give all the facts as we learn them and we'll here say in parentheses to to the Judga ?, that country news papers are as potent for good as men in his position, and many of them run by abler, better men than he.. But, to business:
 Nevada Circuit court, according to law, should have convened, Monday, Nov. lst. Judge Mitchell gave four days notice through the papers here (published gratiutous- ly) that he would not hold court until "Wednesday the 3rd, as the Congressional election came of on the 2nd Many witnesses and jurors came here Monday the 1st, not having notice in time. Gu Monday the lst., and without no- tice court adjourned over to Mon- day the Sth., thus causing many to make three trips to court from the lower part of the county, some thirty miles, having come on We'd nesday, the 3rd. Monday the Sth., he opened court and sat on the bench three day s, then put young lawyer Arnold of Texarkana in his place, and went up to Morrilton, we learn to borrow money to pay on claims against the house ,and lot here he let MT. John Martin have, and which was in law. Mir, Arnold held court a little over one day and then adjourned it. In the mean time the Grand Jury had to adjourn for several days, as they could only report to Judge Mitch el. Thus the public business suf- fered, and people had to make an. other trip home and back. On Monday, the l5th.. Judge M., was again on the bench, but that even- ing adjourned court over until "Wednesday, in order to go to Lit tie Rock, thus neeessitating far mers a days loss from their work and running the county in debt. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday he was on the bench, but lost Sat urday. So when this week is ont, about one month has been con sumed in our Circuit court, and these in attendance, beng mostly farmers have lost very heavily, from absence from their unharyest- ed crops.
 Fow,w think tine Judges action in adjourning our court so often, is told correctly. We have no idea but what this term of court is the most costly to both the county and its voters, of any before held in the history of the county. If the people of this county ever again call upon c. E. Mitchell to serve them, we will be astonished.
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Notice.

Is hereby given to all members of the Nevada County Prohibition Al lance to meet at Fmmet on Friday before the first Sunday in Decem- Der at l a. m.
 All citizens favorng this move- ment are invited to attend in Mass meeting. D. J. NEIL.
 Secretary.
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MT. W. w. MOORE, "f Fayette- vile, father of Elias B. Moore, Secretary of State, died at his home in Fayetteville recently. He has been q resident of Fayette- vile for nearly thirty years, and was the founder of the Fayette- vile Democrat, which was started in 1860. He was seventy-0ne years of age.
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COULDN'T HEAR IT THUNDER.

An Interesting letter from Mir. John W. Weeks, superintendent of DeKnalh Pauper House:
 From feeling of gratitude and desire to beneht others, voluntarily make this state ment. l have great reason to b. thankful that ever heard of B. B. B.. as know what a blessing it has been to me. I have suffered with Bronchial Catarrh for q number of years. Six months ago l was taken with a severe pain in right car which in a few days began to discharge matter with terrible and almost unbearablc palpitation and all soits of noises in my head. In ten days after the commenceinent of discharge and pain in my car began to grow deaf and in six weeks l was so deaf that l could not hear it thunder.
 was then compelled to use conversation tube, and it was often that could not hear with the tube. then commenced taking E. k. B. and the running of my ear ceased rum ming in five weeks. And can now hear with out t' c tube. My general health has im- proved, pslpitation ceased, and feel like q new being, and appreciate the benefit I have received from B. B' B. (made in Atlanta Ga,l with gratitud de to God and thankfllness to tho prOprieton for such medicine. I cheerfully rccco mend it to ail who are Il filiet- ed with deafness and catarrh. Try it: per serve in its use and you will be convinced of its value.
 JOHM W. WEEKS.
 Superintendent DeKalb Paupcr Home.
 Decatur Ga May ISS6
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MR. SAMUEL J. RANDALL IS credited with having all the ar rangements made to prevent ac- ton by the house on a tariff bill this winter. Mir. Randall is an in. terprising and, i'll some respects, au admirable person, but the ques ton for the next two years is, whether it is he or the Democrat lc party that must go.
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THE last issue ol the Arkansaw Economist, Clarksyille, announce that il will be compelled to sus- pend for a few weeks owing to diff ticulties over which it at present has no control.
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BRIGTT'S DISEASE.

l have been d sufferer from Kidney and Bladder troubles for several years. I have latel had what is termed Brights Disease and have had considerable swelling of my legs and shortness of breath. The urea has poisoned my blood also. l secured and nm using tB, B B.) Bontanic Blood Balm. and ind 1t acts potceuaiiy and cs ry quickly, and an delighted with its effect. I had prev i"usly used q large quantity of various ad vestlscd remedies, and several eminent phv- sicians also waited on me, but B. B. stands at the top
 JOHN A. MARTIN. Rock Creek, Ala, May f, 1886.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT CANlpES, ARK, l
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IINNH VT " Y VT NAMIkN, .NKk., !
 Noy. h, 1886. N OTiCE Is HEBEBY GIVEN that tho ~ following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in sup port of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver of U. <. Land Office, at Camden. Ark, on Dee Both. lSSG, viz. lsham X Cottinyham, It'd E. 1881, tor the Fl SEt Sec 20, Tp. II S.. k. 20 w.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva. tion of, said land, viz John M Pegg. J, F Windus, Stewart Cummins and Pleasant O. Owens, all of Bluff City, Ark.
 w. K. RAMSEY, Register.
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Ex PRESIDENT ARTHUR died ill New York Thursday. Though in bad health for long time, his de- mise was not 80 soon expected. and was therefore q great surprise, to the people.
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December 18th, 1888,
\ heriffs Sale.

By virtue ofan order of sale. issue, and to me directed by tue Clerk of the Circ it Court of Nevada county, State of Arkansas, in A cause therein pending between W. E. Wal Ter, plaintiff, and J. K. ligon, defcndent l will expose to sale at public yenduc, to the highest bidder, at the front door ofthe Court House in said county, on
 Tuesday. December 2lst, 1886. on credit of three months One 5G-inch steel circular saw, of Atkins make; one grind stone, one saw gunner. one saw swagc, one edger bolt, ono cant hook, one hand saw and one clock Also the NEt of the SW of Sec. ?, in Tp, II $, R 20 w.. situated in said county of Nevada. The rnr1 haser will be required to give note with sppprcycd personal surites, bearing ten per cent interest from date until paid.
 J, $ REGAIN, Sheriff, By A. P. GREER. D. $. Novembcr 22, 1886,
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SberiRs Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by ~ virtue of m order of sale, made and en- tered of record by the Nevada Circuit Court, on the 10th day of November, 1886, in a case pending in said court, between Mollie A. Jenkins, plaintiff, and Abram Glaze, Dctendent, will at the front door of the court house in Prescott, Arkan.u,, on
 December 18th, lSS6, sell at public outory the following hand, to- wit; NJ of the NEt of section 2, township n south, range 23 west, to satisfy the judg- mcnt against slid Abram Glaze. Said sale to be ona credit of three months, the pur- chaser to give bond with approved security for the purchase money, and lien to be re- tsincd on the land until the same is paid.
 Given unbcr my hand this llth day of November, 1886.
 ]. $ REGAIN, Sheriff. Atkinson X Tompkins, Att'ys for Plaintiff
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The following home thrust at Garland and Jones, two of the chief Greenback bosses of this county, from the Texarkana Inde- pendent, is truthful and entertain ing:
 "The Independent has no dIspo- sitiou to engage in q controversy with anonymous Ilitfite correspon- dents in the Prescott Dispatch. They die hard, and we do not care to delay the funeral! Self consist ed bosses, it seems don't boss worth a cent" in the congression- al district. May ga,iands be en- twined about their graves, is the wish of the Independent. Poor fellows we bid them good bye, their hopes are blasted, aud their bones will bleach upon the barren waste of Prairie DeAnne, and even there will not get an auditor to hear their lamentions.
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Commissioners Sale.

Whereas by virtue of a decree of the Ne vada Circuit Court made on the 18th day of November, 1SSj. in case of the heirs of T.. P. Warmack deceased, eNparter for the par titon of the following real estate to-wit NV SEE See. 1, Tp. I4S. R2l w.; SEE See : Tp II <, R2I w; SW NE and WI SEE NE Sec 9 Tp ii $. R21 w.; El NE and SW NE Soc 10 Tp II <. R2l w.; N NV Sec Is Tp IA $, R2l w.; Pt SEE NE Sec. F Tp IA $. R 2l w.: and whereas said land WAS ordered sold by said court, on December, 18th 1886. Now, therefore. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned. as commissioners, will sell st public outery, at the old homestead of r. P. Warmack. deceased, now occupied by Willis ". Atkins, in Nevada county, Arhan-
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December 18th. 1898.

to the highest bidder, all of above describ- ed land. Said saloto be one-h half of the pur- chase money to Do paid in four months and one hnlf in twelve months. Purchaser to give bond with approved security for tho purchase money and lien to be retained upon the land for same.
 z. W. BAILEY,
 J. T. WoBTHAM, Com,
 l, N. SNYDER, This November 2srd, 1886.
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Superintendent DeKalb Paupcr Home. Decatur, Ga, May l, 1886.
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,ordi,,p to the popular verdict.

cordiug to the popular verdict.
 Congress should repeal this ob- noxious law, which many of the abiest men in the Democratic par tv' claim the President is miscon' strueing and pervertiug. Some law should be enacted to prevent government officials being assessed money to keep ue politica, parties.
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This November 23rd, Iee6,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07
Notice Of Intention.

Notice IL hereby given that II is the inten-
tion OF the Council Of the city Of Los An
geles TO change and establish the gr9de Of
Ninth street from Pearl street 10 Alvarsdo
AZ he Intersection Of Pearl street the
Grade shall Be 800 feet below the datun
plane; 1t point $50. feet west OF Pearl
street the grade shali be Is. 90 feet below the
datum plane: at the intersection OF Nevada
streetthe trade shall be 400 feet below the
Ave, the grade shall be ll.50 feet below the
datum plane: at the Intersection Of willow
street the Grade shall be $50 feet below the
datum plane; at the intersection Of Holmes
datum plane; at q point 2235 feet west Of
Pearl street the grade shall be0 so feet above
the datum plane at the Intersection OF
Buckley street the grade shall be 50 feet
below tine datum plane; At the intersecticn
Of Whittier street the grade shall be z 90
feet below the datum plane; at a point $50
feet west of Whittier street the grade shall
be at the datum plane; at point go feet
west OF Whittier street the grade shall be
isrsectioh Of Union Ave. the grade shall be
1850 feet above The datum plane; at the In.
terseoti0n OF Beacon street the grade shall
be 1000 feet above the datum plane; at the
ipts,ssetion o. Of BgriiDstcn Aye; the grade
at the intersection Of Central Ave. the grade
snail be % so feet above the datum plane
at the Intersection of Park Ave. the grade
shall be 7A0l feet above the datum plane
at the Intersection Of Alvarado street the
grade shall be 22.50 feet above the datum
plane.
All persons interested are hereby notified
to fle their objections, II any they have, with
the Clerk Of Council within ten days Of the
date Of the nrst publication Of this notice.
By order OF the Council Of the City OF Los
Angeles at Its meeting OF August 3oth, A. d,
w. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk Of the Council Of the city Of Los An
Los Angeles, August siss, 1886. sep2.iot
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-07


The above company viii appear at the
Opera House on Monday evening. Sep
TENDER Is, opening with Audran's
charming opera boufe, "Ths Mascot,
to be followed by The Chimes Of Nor
mandy" 1.-THE rsrest Of light operas)
"Black Nantes" and THE Miksdo.
giving US four charming operas in the
week. This company is highly spoken
Of, numbering forty artists, and they
purpose giving these operas on scale
that has never been equaled here. In
speaking Of the company the Oakland
Tribune saysi
Last night the Pyke Opera Company
opened weeks engagement ct the Oak.
land Theater In Audrsn's charming and
unusually musical opera bouffe, "The
Mascot" LOUISE Manfred. witching,
naive and beautiful, rendered "Bsttina"
90 charmingly As to leave nsught to be
desired. She has voice Of considerable
compass, much fexibility and a great
deal of that indefinable charm which
has made The reputation Of many o
singer with far less OF Miss Man.
fred's beauty and ability. As ar actress
Miss Manfred has much Of Emily Mel
villv's well remembered naviets, without
the blonde Emily's disseminating walk.
Mr.. Pyke as "Pippo" is something Of a
revelation. He is complete master OF
the difficult role, both from vocal and
an artistic standpoint. There have been
few better "Pippos" who have come to
this coast, and none who have appeared
in this city. With these two principals.
supported by cast of more than ordi.
nary ability, the opera goes as smoothly
as floating dowa the stream to the rythm
Of FLASHING waves and soft breezes. II
last nights audience Is an indication Of
the business to follow, the engagement
will be one OF the most successful Of the
pact year,