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Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-14
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-------------~soS--- Clayton CAirs.
ROVER.

Miss Lou Basden has opened a school at Forest Hill.
 April borrOws this day, from the way the wind howls.
 Madam Rumor says Albany township is to be divided for the convenience of the people in the western part of the county.
 Nr. T. G. Wylie and wife will move to their new homo on Tram el creek soon, as they have ten pound boy to accompany them.
 Old Senterville in counted a dead town, but the old ruins pos. sess something attractive, from the way Bill and his rivals gather there every Sunday.
 If Werdna hits the Dispatch many such blows as he did two weeks ago, it will be unable to fur. nish the Greenback party political news until after the election.
 OLD HICKORY.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-14

fruit-there wifi be plenty.
 Farmers in good spirits, antici, pating good crops this year.
 Lud Andrews contemplates stud ying law. Wish you success. young friend.
 Mi Elias Callaway has gone to his home in Boone county. Sorry to lose such q worthy young man. Lud Andrews killed the boss snake last week. It was a coach whip and measured six feet, eigh, inches in tenth.
 Bill says that all letters intended for Mrs Will H.. Law, hereafter will be sent to the Fejee Islands, where she has gone to lecture on the advantages of short skirts and bangs.
 am glad to sec that W. R. Nc. Lure has taken the lead by inscrib ing his name on the banner of the party. Long may she waive, and lead us on to victory. Come gents, follow suit.
 ROyrR
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-14

See new ad. of Illinois Pioneer Blood Remover elsewhere. It is one of the best of patent medicines.
 Candidates are now announced for all the important offices, save that of Treasurer, which still seems to be going a begging. This is a free country, who wants it?
 Cast your intellectual orbs upon our announcement columns, only six new can didaes this week. It seems starter was all that was needed, and w R Mo- Lure's coming out last week, tur- nished that.
 Rev. W. T. Box, pastor of the Baptist church of this place and Hope, gave us pop call Saturday. We had the pleasure of listening an excellent sermon from him on Sunday evening. He is a sound and practical divine, and large congregations attend upon his services.
 Rev G. w. Lagrone and Mrs. Jno. E. Lagrone and children left Thursday, to viAit relatives near Mt. Holly, Union county. Mir, La grone will be absent several weeks. taking a much needed rest. We trust he will recruit up and be much benefited from his vocation His church here can well afford 10 spare him, to recruit up, rather than give him up altogether, as he is almost completely broken down health.
 Hon. E. E. White, special Indian agent, arrived at home Sunday night, but could stay only a short time with his family and friends, as he had orders to proceed to the Oklahoma country in the Indian Territory, to see to the removal of 250, 900 head of cattle of of gov. ernment lands, having "Uncle Sam's' troops to assist him. He left yesterday morning. Heprom. ised the PICAYuNE a letter soon, on Oklohoma.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-14
Lanesbnrg Leaflets.

Nice rain Friday evening.
 Quite a variety of weather the past week-snow, frost and some nice spring weather.
 The corn crop of this section is about all planted and preparations are being made for "king" cotton. I am happy to state that the peach crop is not entirely killed by the late cold snap, as was thought to be the case at first.
 I am sorry that the editor of the PicAYusE has refused to publish any allusion to candidates for office as I desired to suggest "Felix" of Pea Ridge tor Marshal of Lanes burg when it is incorporated.
 Caesar,
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-14
COUNTY NEWS.
BOughton Briefs.

Mir James Mays is ag,in able to be up, after having had severe spoil of sickness.
 This vicinity was the recipient of a heavy rain and hail storm last Saturday evening.
 Mir J. R. Jackson of Chichester, was visiting his girl and shaking hands with his BoughtOn friends, last Sunday.
 Mfr Henry Barbsm has sold 8 half interest in his saw mill to Mir. Brainerd, of Bierne. The mill is to start up immediately.
 There was a union Sunday.sch pol organized at Sweet Home church last Sunday, with Mir James Ursery as Superintendent, and Miss Mollie Heughllng a. Secretary.
 The good people of Plney Grove have at last succeeded in OIganiz. ing a Baptist Sundsy-schoOl, which is now in a prosperous condition. I trust that it will be success, as it is badly needed in that commu- nity.
 Mfr Henry Barham's face is growing long, and his eyes are looking dull. Can't find out what is the matter, as he has but little to say. Guess his girl has gone back on him. KICK.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-14
Pea Ridge RumbIiRgs.

Keep cool.
 Health good.
 Gardens look badly,
 Some people talk too much for their own good.
 Tho nice pedler, John Ward, has passed through the country again. One candidate has picked up courage enough to announce him. self. The early bird cathes the worm, sometimes.
 We are aware of the fact that Caesar has very large amount of brains and self confidence. If he didn't have, he would quit trying to go to see the girls. It is not the first time that he has met with the same trying ordeal, as he calls it. Come again, Caesar.
 The Democrats of Arkansas, and especially Nevada county, must make unted pull this election. The Greenbackers are doing every. thing in thoir power, and we must beat them again. Now, Demo. crats, let us all put our shoulders to the wheel and the Democratic party will mOve on to success.
 FELIX.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-14
ARtiOc Pickisgs'

Get there Levy.
 Success to the paper and to you, Bro. Gardner.
 The snow did not kill all of the
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-14
noncavlIic Happenings.

Rain.
 Snow.
 Cooler.
 Dan White says its a girl, by gravy.
 Sunday school at Caney Church is under good headway. J. w. Honea, Sup't.
 Candidates plentiful yet. We see no one announced in the PICA- TUNE. Hope we may soon.
 Ed T. Mcdaniel is being favora- bly, spoken of by his many friends throughout this section. as . suita' ble man for tax assessor.
 Mother Rhodes Is and has been for some time confined to her bed, though she bears her afflictions without murmuring, knowing that it will work out for her a far more exceeding and eternal wait of Glo. ". JAKE.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-14
LOCAL AND PER SON AL.

New goods.
 Straw hats,
 April showers.
 Spring weather.
 Pleasant weather.
 Announce in time.
 Candidates come out.
 Read new sherifl's sale. Gardens are doing finely now. Vegetation is putting fourth rap idly.
 Spring vegetables on the tables of many.
 Corn. Oats and Bran, at Wood bery & Portis'.
 Dick White, Deputy P. M., wis ited Hope Sunday.
 MT John w Gaines IS now acting as Deputy Marshal.
 See jury list for May term of circuit court elsewhere.
 Mir Boyett and sister, of Hope, spent Sunday in Prescott.
 New spring prints are being opened at J. T. Brooks, Agent. We regret to learn that MT J. C.. Hays, carpenter, is seriously ill. We had pleasant call from Mr. 7. D. White, of Clayton. Monday. Shaving 10 cents, hair cutting % cents, at R. l.. Langford's. Mir. and Mrs. c. w, Wiugtield visited friends at Gurdon Sunday. Try Hatley & Christopher's S2.50 fine kid ladies shoes. Guaranteed. Get the best-the genuine Av- cry blow at J. NJ. Denman X Bros. Fine French Kid Handmade Ladies Shoes al IIatley X Christo' phsrs,
 Goods of all kinds lower than any place in Prescott, at J T Brooks, Agent.
 Miss Geneva Justus, of Hope, visited the family of Col J NJ Mout' gomery Sunday.
 The business in county and probate court last and this week has been uuite light.
 Miss Fife Reed and Mrs. James Hicks came up from Hope Satur' day on visit to friends here. I am offering special induce. ments to cash buyers.
 JT BROOKS, Agent. Come and see me, rich or poor. Goods cheap for cash.
 J T BROOKS, Agent. want fifty head, two and thIee year-old steers and heifers.
 J. T. BROOKS. Will pay cash for fifty head two and three year old steers and heif- CTS. J. T. BROOKS, The nobbiest stock of clothing ever exhibited in Prescott will be found at Hatley X ChristOpher's. Steel blades too cheap to grum' ble a.. Come and see them.
 J. NJ. DENMAN < BRO. We want some stove wood. Will some of our subscribers, who have promised, bring us in some at once. Through error rate for announc- ing Clerk and Sheriff has been left out. Correction is ade this week. The Strike has now opened up and with it a splendid new stock ct staple ami fancy groceries at Woodherv < portisf
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-14

 circui. court, Gas taken from the SherifT's list) commencing the first Monday in May:
 GRAND JURY. c B Jones, \ O Battle, J W Honea, Brad Scott, I P Rudolph, John Cram, Jno F Wallis, J B White. John Nichols, Jno G Purfoy, Thomns Wylie, J W Ghormsley, J NJ Chambliss, A k Jarvis, J w Nixon, we Millwee.
 ALTERNATE GRAND JURY. T II Boswell, Al Nichols, J c Young, II s Sanders, Frank MAchcn, John Jones, J Nj Purtle, W W HOnea,
 Allen Manning.
 PETIT JURY. .Jno s Weaver, JE Lowdcrmill ] E Wicker, J l. Young, Robert Henry, TJ Chambliss, Daniel Johnson, Els Carson, w s Marian, J D Pclt, J B Hsmston, G w Bonnet, Sam T Bailey, T Fairchild Hendrix, James Weaver, ] Mays, Jame. A Drake ] l. Warmack, J T Wortham, T P Dixon, w K Marsh, I Camp, JW Carr.
 ALTERNATE PEHIr JURY. B F Moody, j J Sampson. c C BillingAy, Jerry Pttman, Elmore Nelson, W J Martin, w w Hall, Robert Martin. West Hendrix, sl Johnson, Thomas Middlebrook, w J Urrey.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-14
The Juries.

The following are the juries for the May term of Nevada county circui. court, Gas taken from the Sherif's list commencing the first Mnnlo., ,,, lf,r.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-06
Chursh director

u. +. CauRcH. - Preaching Sabbath.
morning and evening BY Rev. 2. q. II.
vinc, ID. ID, Sabbath school 90 2sS0 r. n
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening.
RvANoxLrtAn CruRcH. ~ Preaching on Sab
bath at 1890 A. NJ, and P. n. Sabbath
School 1000 Prayer meeting every We'd
nosday evening 7;30. :. +. Davis, pastor.
All are invited,
CoNoREoATIoHALC Church. -ServicosoveI
Sabbath morning and evening. Sabbath
School AZ 1915. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening Of each week.
M. H CHURCH, SoUrH. Preaching every
Sabbath morning at III o'clock A. NJ. Sab
bath School at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Praye.
meeting every Thursday evening at 1880
o'clock. Il. Nj. Culp. Pastor.
M. K. CHuRcm SourH, TANGENT Preach
ing every Sabbath at $3.50 o'clock, r.. AZ. Sab.
bath School at 2:30 o'clock,r. NJ. +. M. Culp,
Paator.
NJ. L. CHURCH. Preaching every Sabbath
morning and evening. Song service IN
the evening before sermon. Sabbath School
st $50 p. N. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. Rev. II. r. Webb, pastor.
PREsBrrKRHAN CmuRcH. Service every
Sabbath morning and evening in Church
cor. Broadalbin and Fifth Sts. Sunday School
Immediately after the morning service,
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening.
Rev L Il Pritchard, pastor.
FIRST BArrrsr CHURCH. -Preeching every
Sabbath at IL o'clock a m. at Church ON 9th
Street. Sabbath School Immediately after
morning services. Prayer meeting Q cry
Thursday evening at 7;S0 o'clock. q
Brownson, pastor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-06

Governor Hughes of Arkansas sa,s
bis state is doing more for free school
education in proportion 10 taxable val
uea than ans other state in The Union.
This is highly crsditAnle 70 Arkansas,
aud shows that she nesd not becoma .
pauper state under the provisions Of the
psrniciCus aud unconstitutional Blair
blll. II the southern people once s1me
10 appreciate the advantages they viii
derive from public schools they will
gladly establish and maintain them, and
q system Of public education thus based
on popular desire and favor will be
vastly more secure and useful than one
established by means Of log rolling
job. for the misappropriation Of the
money in tbs federal treasury. A pub
llc school system cannot thrive where
the people are not interested in il, aud
the people only become interested ID
that which they do themselves or pay
for out Of their own pockets.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-06
CITATION.
In tie Comfy cout ofze State Of Oregon .Jor
Linn County.

In the Comfy cowt oftte State Of Oregon for
Linn County.
In the matter Of, the csiat, Of John w
Fronk, deceased.
In he name Of he State ofOyegon
Toll Fronk, the Administrator Of the
estate Of John w Fronk, deceased. Yon are
hereby notified that petition has been filed
in the above entitled cause with the above
entitled Court asking that yoa be removed
from the Administration Of said estate. You
are hereby notified and required to appear
and answer said petition and show cause If
any exist why you should not be removed
from your said trust as Administrator of said
estate, which said petition by order of the
Court is set for hearing on the ID day Of
August, 1886, at the hour Of one o'clock, p.
M, Of said day. You are hereby required TO
appear at said time and show cause If any
exist why you should not besremoved from
your said trust.
Given under my hand and seal this Both
day Of June, 1856.
Il. 81 ID. ANBREws,
County Clerk.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-06
ouR srArE pREsIDEAr.

Tho following resolutions were adopt
ed by the Portland w. @. I. U. at q
surprise party, given TO their retiring
President. This endorsement comes
from those who know Mrs Riggs best,
and have worked with her for several
years. Itisa compliment fairly earned,
and Of which any woman may feel Justly
proud. We cordially endorse the aenti-
mont expressed
WHEREAS, Oar beloved President,
Mrs. A. r. Riggs, has bson obliged 10
resign her Office as President Of our lo-
cal union,in order to accept the position
as President of our state work aud
WHEREAS, She has zerved W faith
fully and sslf-sacrifcingly, Cor the space
Of four years, an an able aud efficient
officer, therefore DO IL
Resolved, That in accepting her res.
ignation We fcel that our union will
sustain . great loss. But we are con-
soled with the thought that she viii
yet be with US, aud that her promo sion
will enable her to further advance the
great work to which she baa SO nobIy
dedicated her all.
Resolved, That her consistent Christ.
ian character, aud her patient, persistent
labors for tbs good Of our union are
thoroughly appreciated by us; and now
that che has become the chief executive
officer Of the statc work, we are still
willing and ready TO assist in carrying
ont any plans she may devise for tho
furthsrancs of our great and good
cause.
Resolved, That we also feel under
great Obligations to Mr. Riggs for his
noble and manly bearing toward our
Gauss, and for his cheerful and timely
assistance to our president IN carrying
forward tie ardous duties Of her ofiice.
Resolred, That We congratulate our
president upon the new honors which
have bean conferred upon her, and he
w. G. 7. u. Of the s.ats Of Oregon, still
more, that they have an executive OIL
Ger who Is capable Of performing the
duties Of any oiEies which, in the allOt.
msnts Of divine Providence, may be de-
volved upon her. Further, that NO do
not bid our friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Riggs,
adisu, bat We pledge them our fidelity
70 the cause and our life long frisndship
70 then, as co-lahofers in the grandsst
tisld Of Gods moral vineyard.
on. behalf CT the Portland w. o.TU.
JOSIE L. PARnoTT, Com.
JANE F. WEKDEs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-06

a'Iohn," observed Mr. Crap a few
evenings ago to bis eldest, = am sorry
to know that you are addicted to that
terrible vice Of gambling, and only last
night II csme to my cars that you had
lost large aum Of money. 10 show
you that know this ! can tell you the
exact amount. Fifty dollars, John.
It's perfect ont rage, air,and / will not
endorse IL. Now, want you 70 tell
me exactly how it occurred, or you can
leave my house"
"Well, you see, sir" meelsly began
Graz, junior, ''it was a little game ot
draw
81 don't know what you mean, sir,
by little game Of draw You must
remember that your fathsr don't know
one card from another, and never did,
sir. Do you hear that--nevor did"
"Well, IL was = game Of poker"
ssGo on sir 60 on"
"And there we're four Of us in."
"HorribIe but 80 on.
"And IL came q jack, pa
proceed, sir, with your disgraceful
story"
"And l opened IL on three trays
II don't know what you mean By
those slang expressions, but go on"
"And only one Of tho fellows stayed
and he drew three cardp, while | only
drew two"
"Well, it'n al Greek to me, bat con-
tinue the wrstched history"
"When ! skinned my baud ont |
found another tray"
"Yes."
"And bet dollar"
''Horribls ~
"And he raised me tise."
"Yss."
"Thsn / raised him ave."
EYES yos r
"Then he raised mo back Eve"
"Ah r.
"And / raised him fys.'
awell.D
"Then he raised me fire again."
"Phew p
"And by that lime We had both got
excited
"Yss, hurry up."
go / raised bin sen."
"YOu did, hsy ?"
eyes, sir and then be raissd me ten
more.n
''Terrible but 10 ahead
"Then / raised him Gve. That made
City ! had Ia and l felt nervous, bat l
thought had him."
'.Yes well, shat did be do ~
"He raised me back twenty-five
What didyea-de ,hen p
Thea Fdropred."
'fYou did | Why, you miserable
idiot, Why didn's yoa call him !? Lord,
| wish I'd held that hand Of yours, I'd
have made things hot for him, you bet,
Il I'd have had 70 lut mp the last chip.
Had four trnys and yon dropped, when
like As not be didn't have more'n . fall
house or three Of kind. Great Peter
! Wish I'd had that hand, but thank
goodness ! never kuew one card
from another.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-06

As long as the foreign workman is
free to come here and compete with bis
American rival, there is no protection
for labor, either fancied or real. The
protection to goods Is absorbed by tho
manufactures. The labaring man has
to take his market for his labor With
out references 20 the tariff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-06
DON'T FAINT AWAY.

A little girl saw hanging in her Sun.
day School this text on an illuminated
card "Lst as not be weary in WE'LL
doing, for in due season We shall reap,
If We flint not" She caught the idea
Of its teaching, and in attempting TO re-
peat it at home she gave somewhat
free rendering, in this form "Don't
you get tired Ia doing good FOR if you
don't faint away, BY and BY you will
get your pay" The truth As she put
it is worth bearing in mind. Youth
Examiner.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-06

"I have used Simmons Liver Regu-
lator in my family for the past eight or
ten years, and found it TO surpass any
thing recommended for chills,fey and
ague. Has taken the place Of calomel,
quinine and ell such remedies. 1t is all
that could be desired as = family medi.
cine. / give it to my Children, from
one year old up. Very truly,
e. 81. URBAsKs, Crawford Co, Ga"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-06
Landreth Winter Wheat,

sowed 4 lbs in fail at 80. While other
wheat was frozen out this was not affected.
1t is not surpassed by any variety in hardi-
ness, vigor Of growth, stiffness and length Of
straw, freedom from rust, productiveness
and milling quality. The grain is large,
plump, light amber in color and hard. yield
ing the finest -four. Ripens two or three
weeks earlier than other grain. Win have
q limited quantity Of this famous wheat for
sale for seed wheat for Slips bushel, Of
Eastern price, 25c. quart by mail, post
paid. Parties wishing to see the wheat
growing can do so by calling at my place
mile s Il Of Tangent
"A. IL. BRTDGEFARMER,
Tangent, Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-06

Mrs. Mary d. Willard has been sue
ccssfaI Ia securing the endorsement Of
tbs Annual Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal church Of Germauy,to the PEI
tition for day Of prayer in week Of
prayer. The same mail which brings
this news to Mrs. Watson, the indefa-
tigable superintendent Of this depart
ment, brings also petitions signed by
eighteen branches of the British Wo-
mans Christian Union, for the same
object. Mrs. Willard was the frst
woman who ever addressed the German
NJ. Z. conference, and sho reports,
"Tbey were Just as nice and brotherly
as our ministers at home"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-06
rRomsBrrEoa AaD rHcEAsE.

In accordance with the no-licsnse
vote prohibition went into elect 10
Worcester. Mass, May lst. After Il
had besn in force two weeks the seers-
tary Of the Worcester Temperance Un-
ion made comparison with The police
and criminal records Of corresponding
period OF the previous year, the figures
Of which teach significant lesson. Hs
says: ''The records show the arrests
tho last week Of license in April weFs
81 ,commitments,3l for the first wssk
in Msy, she frat Of no-license, the ar.
rests were IL, commitments, 4 for th'
corresponding week last year the arrests
were AZ, commitments, IL for th'
second week Of no.licenso the arras q
we're Q, commitments, 2, against th'
corresponding week Of license IN 1885
when the arrests were AZ and commit
ments "a" This brief experience ex
hibits in striking light the liquor
traffic as q factor Of disorder ard crime
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5adeusary habits, mental worry. nerves.
Hxelteih ~. excess or llliprIdenee IN eat
iIlx Or q ialilg, and sarions other eauses,
induce eanytpnti0n followed by general
ileTHUxeiliellt Uf the liver, kidneys, utid
stomach. III which the disorder Of eaeh
ogRun increases the snlirlnity of the otl1ers.
The immediate results are Loss Of Appe-
tite. MntIsea. Foul Breath. fIcnifburn, TIat-
lilenee, Dizziness, Sick Headaches, future
Of physical and mental Yi9of. distressing
sense OF weiehtnnd fulinessif the stomach,
ind Increased C0stiyeUesA, oil 0f which af4,
known uneler ono head rs Dyspepsia.
ineyery instance where this disease does
not originate from scfofulois taint IN The
blood, AYEis's Pills may be confidently
relied lfuon 10 effect Il cure. Those eases
not nmeliab.e 10 the curative influence Of
Avr'i.t PILLS alone viii certainly yield II
tbs iild.s ure nided BY the powerful blood
purifying properties Of AYKH'8 sAllsAPA-
ufLIA.
Dyspcliiea should know That tlie longer
treatment OF their uialady Is postponed,
The more difficult of cure It becomes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-06

A leading citizen Of Hagerstown
Nd, Mr.. George w. Harris, had suf-
fered for some time with facial neoral-
gia and toothGobe when he tried Sit.
Jacobs Oil He says ssIt gave me
instantaneous relief, aud I consider it
wonderful remedy"