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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13

State bonds generally were neglected. North
special taxes were steady ~ l2allle and consol A
were at o. south Carolina Is non-fLudlhle sold at
IA and Virginia Gs deferred receipts sold at lCA0
1893 There were sales Of city bank stocks
A large and weli-dstrihutcd business was done IN
railway bons with special activity AMI Sharp advance
in some Eric secoud cOnsos closed higher AZ
s9la and the funded coupon IS up . a. 81 =.
Missouri Kansas and Texas general IS rose per cent to
81 y Q94 and the 5s u higher at -Oleq7O Rome.
Watertown and Osdensburg consol - were firm at
95u95ls and the incomes L to G3l2 Central II
New-Jersey debenurc IS per cent to a. Chesa-
peake and OHIO series Il. up per cent at % o.
and Tia currency Is & higher at So Canada South
ern seconds higher at soli Baltimore and OHIO
5s were s. higher at 1909 C.. c. G. and genera g.
rose = 10 IOll2 Ohio Southern incomes from 50
to Al East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia cousos -
receipts sold up TO 80 and closed at 7J4-an
advance Of l. per cent and the incomes, after 224 "a
htuiurcs rose from 1COs to I0lL elOl and virginia
Midland incomes were Up per cent at ~ New VOTE
Chicago ana ST. LOUIS hr>s rose from % TO S1G9444
IndaI. bloomington and western Incomes were urin AT
3GA New York tlly ana northern nlsl Teceps soa up
pr cent 10 81 Knoxville and ONO hrsts SOFA at "a q
00o's. south Carolina incomes rose . 70 49, NE Nj
~"uh q, lake shore ana western incomes W'le W -
1924 Green BAY, Win"na and Western incomes rose
3. 10 40; Union Pacific frsts rose l9 to ll4 OREGON
enort Lac g. were hikheI At iOl IeKa, ana leinc
frsts o Gran1c we're up L PER cent to 81 Il Auahuc
The sub-Ireasup today tned on balance sol, e13,
made up hy gains " Sljl,Gil currency and Slop.2oS
S125o96li payments. $99gO9l resnliing in balances
Oi SlO.Ts - l. currency a - SlI-. JJ3,3s3 coin.
Money ruled cay al tul closed "a ~ Per cent
III, C.csiinc II 3usr statement was as follows: Tx
changes. lOS.6lo,le3; balances, Si,OGS.0@J.
TIE United STAT : Treasury at Washington received
$357Oo0 National bank notes for redemption.
The receipts were 500 j34 and the internal
revenue receipts Fo3l, 2DG
The foreign Exchanges simply dun aud steady at
unchanged quota ions for business follows Bankers
bs 81 - --l2 for long ant short sterling
spectlvey; II and 5l5 for francs, 9J2 and SO fOT
rcjchmarks;'4 40 and 4Ol4 Tor guiiders.
In London British cOIsOis opened easy Win g per
cent decline 10 100 9.IG for account; later both adj
yanced l. and closed at 100 lll6 United states 42s
wer, = over al l45s American railways all opened
higher thsn the equivalents OF Saturdays last home
prices ana aerward irregular but generally closed
higher than the opening figures. Al Paris French per
cents were steady II l2i2 and sight exchange Oh
London ruled at 25.l4a4 francs to the l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
oorrox uARxrrs-sY TELEGRAPH

prces hardening Mbidns uplands liad. 90 MG.nhS
Bales 5000 bales Including hoOo oacs o
.nscnlaton and export receipts 1000 bales, nclouins
7G0O American. Futures nrni Upands. Low aianih :
eiansa Aprt and delivery. SoAd Also ota' ~
NAV aud June delivery 2-1id also SAD do June ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13

rl ,o.in,t ID, he comparative Visible Gram sno0iy IN
t u't,. ~tic, AMI L4uAul rs complied - The Produce
Exchange:
Aur 10 .7o1l4g2 lG4si.O5 2,25d6J5 aJ6 o9S s5-.JJ2
A6Tl 5.4os72sIo IC.-gI765 2AGa.o0- 5275yo 9lo..3'
ApI 4.72lc7s Il.coG992 2.5s9.557 3s5s5s s'ol5a
AbT ..cl7cs3 Io.57soc5 4ls.555 lsG9l9O llsl2,i
MINNEAPOLIS and It. paul not included
Grain sAolt IN New orkt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
11vr .rock MARKErs nY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO April 2Caat> Reccpisfo Tor "a hours az IT,
Tor mead Tor SANE 'llb- AsS
yoh head consigned through -uny 80 crS oi %ish 81
10 New YORK. to-day 80 cars oi winch "a 10 ~,
since last Monday Good shipping demand tS1'n"n ~
Nel,u., 35dfl -; Good t. thoce sllpB.Is
T,fr1 steer, - 5unS5 IS, Cows ana Irlei5 : V,oT'
etoc.ers and Frcier- scarce AMI uEm al - 80 -
Ni,h uNs scsico strong $50 $40 each Ok -
Tus auiet AZ IS SO: Veals IS oO 'oHe''nk
for
SHEER ReceIpts 81 hours 5hn Mead t",H 10, b
nm. lar III 600 mead time last wees SUI ncSu.
80 I'D tb,oueh a cars ID OF which e. New ors; 81 cars
on 10, i,iu prices declined 20 4 90 e.hts snce ",
amman s. Good TO thOice 20 -
40. ENfrs - Lambs Wra. f"t VI 49,
20 j0asS5u; Good TO tno!ce' - 'oUf' ''' H
20 cars lold over o,,s ,o., ,o,a, for week
III ia or same time at week lOSsO rousitu
tnngn sunday D. ~ which " Tor & ,y,.s
- ~ SLIeh 40 To ScwN ORR - cars on ssle MI
declined Zoe since SATURDAY. Light PigA %
Mixed Piss and Lisht YorEets ~ soa ishts 81 sos
=, marked closed duu aud weak cars heid over
0-is Aprll lI.-Canls-HeceipS 800 shipu.
lao. market urn fair Choice Naive shppnS nv.
a ouds5 All Butcher steers 80 % - oo
a. Heers ~ 81 sso o3 And Feeders 30 oo'
~ Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13

SPIRITS OF rURPENrTNE.
CHARLESTON Aprl l3.-TurUentlna steady AZ 81 &c
SAVANNAH April II -tnrOcntlnr trm AT iOc.
WlLEiNGIOS April l2-iurDcntnc nrln 81 81 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13

The certificate speculation more than fnhlled the
Of market closed Last week AMI the new
business week opened with transactions that reached
nearly 900 barrels and with an extreme advance
OF Az cents from Saturday night. vigorous buying
started at the opening with the result Oh
creating panic among the floor shorts whose pur-
kept the ball rolling until 1883 cents hai Deeh
reached. The motors that moved the market mp
are considered by most operators 70 have been
from ouy one direct on-Piitsnurg The excuse
advance Is the recently reported signs or Drain
age" Kane field and the bulish statement VI tho
National Transit Company for March Yet the state
meut February showed decline In net stocks three
times as large decline March, without prevent
ing q shGinkaxe of values. There Ia sthl some news
TO come from the Washington and kane heds
and il will indeed be conversion IN a
day or two tho trade can throw gu lts
recent abnormal scnsitiveness to new production In
the dealings the market reacted = cents from tho
top b1 retained net gain OF s cents Tue CLOSE
unsettied but not weak. though mere mas poo"
large reduction of the short interest -
Tie range of prices total dealings at the Con-
sOlldatcd Exchange were az follows:
Openn0 II IOwest.........-...-.-.- -
Highest ............... 7oSs Final. a. 80 2
Sales DilItls 49, 49,
Refined OIL was not changed and quotations ruled a.
73s cents here and ia per gallon IN Philadelphia anu
Raj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13

OIL CITY. Penn. April l2-Cruie Ou-Natola Tran
ait Certificates opened at II and closed at II
highest price 1884 lowest price. -; sales, 5,2G30oo
barrels shipments "a 626 barrels; charters, coJlS
barrels; cl, arauces, 2,2O6O 900 barrels.
BRADFORD. Penn, April l2-Crute Ol-Nat!onal Tran
sit Certificates opened at 1874 and closed at Y;
highest price, 7sll lowest price, 734 cicarances
$4,000 barrels runs, - barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
AETNA RESTORES EvESlGHT
stvev oeuhs,s fsal Testimonials tree.
AETNA CO., IS 9TH ava, y. Y.
Coparlnsrship Notices.

DISSOLUTI0N.-Noticer y son nSfepy VSdi s
~ that the firm OF J. & " PAt iHN''' - WV '
solved by mutual consent n a PATTERSON.
New.York March 20. 1885. Mud
The formerly carried on ~ las b..
rar. viii be continued heretofore oy me ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13

EDWARD SIMON & BROS.
SALKsRoON 5ll BROApwAY 7
FAC ORR. NkwAhA. \. -
THE PARTNERSHIP contract of the Old es-
tabshe6 Iiscturers OF Trunks. Bag ana lta'nc.
Goods pues By limitation July l. some OF ,he -es. !.
sltiug uusincss an unusia Oppostth.
Oh. l for parties wsth large capital 10 ts.e e pace oil ne
ret ring paites M stable and legitimate business
srng 10 deal with pals persona Calls arc
an oar New York ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

TALLow-Un Unchanged and dull Prime City quote" &C.
gales, 5000 lbs. &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
Business Cbaures.

4 Young man of integrity aud good business
~ training especially IN the publishing business sn Wiz
Al Of - D hear OF excellent G. Shcs
Of able aud employment Ia iegitnae m
already established. and when VIII yrtn -so
mont within Oae by adfres-ihS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13

Futures closed points higher. with Liverpool active
ana higher Manchester. though giie was III IN
Here there rather better business The SAFES "eio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13

A GENTLEMAN and wife unsettled in plans
~ will tke rye % furnished city house for family eav
ing city either FOR summer or JnseI peio"' no s""' "
p''''1' eS tribune Uptown Once, 1888 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13

A NUMBER of very slightly used Upright
~ and square PIANOS o. our max which were espcy..p
TED aud only used ~ the ARTISTS Of the MI tsOse
ITGS OpFRA HOUSE co duung the past opera 7eAson
- IN he old an liberal reducton Jlar prices
"A'' w 7N ~ MM kNABk * 90.
IL IlitA.lye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13

: , 7 az VI = n 7 : z =
sOOO. lUi
/ : outh Pac No st
1000 .....lO0 =
1T l. q I Noun %
D I. 900. ~ >
Z 81 l. & / Vi
/ Cairo x FUN lst
1000. 90. 1924
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13

BOSTON April l2-Flour dulli western Slp'rnne % iva
81 EXTRA : Patent >Drlnp Whcats 20 ~ .
- az Patent Wnter Wheats ~ 7J0Sj ID. corr nulet;
steamer Yellow. steamer Mixed 49: No Grade -
1jOc oats quict No , White. ~ PC; NO. Whte - ~
shorts anI IlIilrs sllllL PcDv,i1l' f3i Bat';r-
a}3c EgEs Fresn iil Eastern l5c
Rereltts Tor today-F1our 4.2OO bbs; 9 0O1 sacks
corn ~ 900 oush. oats 5000 Ousn. shorts SfVO
Nevada County picayune., 1886-05-26
A Kaiiroader Speaks.

My wife has been a great saaeT. CT from Catarrii. Several physi clans and various patent medicines were reso ted to. yet tho disease continued maba.ed, nothing ap- bearing to make any impression upon it. Her constitution finally became implicated, the poison be. ing in Ter blood.
 secured bottle of B. E. B, and placed heS upoa its use, and to our surprise the isprovment bc. gan at once, and her recovery WAS rapid and complete. No ether preparation ever produced snch A wonderful change, and for all forms of Blood Diseases I cheer. fully recommend B. B. B. as a superior Blood Purifier.
 R. F. DODGE,
 Yardmastcr Georgia Railroad,
 Atlanta Ga.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-05-26
ShcrlG's Sole.

I will sell at public auction to the highcs, bidder on credit of three months, in front of the court house door, in Prescott. Ark. on the llth day of June, A. D. 1886. be tween the hours for judicial sales, the fol. lowing real estate to-wit: Half interest in S} NWt, Section I, Township i4, Range 20 west. mo- of acres S1 a4-l0o
 Purchaser to give bond with good sccuri' ty, hearing interest at 10 per cont from date. Levied upon by me as the property of Goo ". Mendenhall. to satisfy an execution in my hand against him. which issued from tht office of the clerk of the circuit court in and far Nevada county, m favor of Alva ], Mitchell. dated Hay IA, 1876,
 OSCAR PHILLIPS, sheriff.
 By ". Il. PHILLps, D. 5.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-05-26
Sweet Home NaE0rs.

Editor PIcAYUNE:-As l see nothing in your paper from this place, l thought would give you a few locals. lf you see fit to give them space all right, if not, all good.
 How would smile to sec good rain.
 Henry Barhsm needs & martin box.
 John T. Aaron ia postmaster at Boughton now, 1 suppose.
 Bill Jones, chair;pan at school meeting, couldn't see tho ''pint."
 Ben Butcher took the start on his cotton crop. He worked it before it came up.
 The school meeting was pretty lively at Sweet Home. Esq. Bill held it down until sundowp.
 Bro. Ursery, supt. of Sabbath school at Sweet .Home, says he believes ne won't put the motion.
 I wonder what makes Steel Nc. Lellen attend the Piney Grove prayer.mesting so regular. Got ting interested, perhaps.
 Myself and dad. and five broth- CTS and the rest of tho kin, beat those three other fellows on a vote for teacher pretty bad.
 The school meeting at Piney Grove voted three mills for a school house and two for school purposes, On a boom-got there "Eli' for director.
 Bro. Jabie Hasterly will preach or rather mako a talk for the people at Piney Grove the 1st Sabbath in June. That is right Bro. Jabe never finch from what you think the Lord requires of you.
 see from the report of criminal docket, that there are several boys well known in this county arraign. ed before the courts for carrying pistols. Boys leave your pistols al home in your other brooches pock. cts.
 CRowDER.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-05-26

Dc, Pipkin has returned from Abeliue, Texas. He will make ar rangements 10 move there at once Prescott looses one of her best cit. izens. We congratulate Abeliae in securing such q gentleman and physician. Our best wishes attend him.
 Macbeth asked his doctor if he could "pluck from tho memory a rooted sorrow, or rage out the written troubles of the brain." Ot course he could not. But Browns Iron Tonic eau 'raxe out" the sys- tem, indigestion. sick leadac che, and chills and fever and all mala- rial dregs. For sale by Hugh Mon crief x Bro. Prescott Ark.
 To OUR PATRoNs:-During the absence of the editor and proprle- tor in Georgia, Messrs. D. B. Mad den and Prof. J. W. Conger will write for the paper. George Wheat, forcman.of the office, will attend to other business. Parties desiring to settle for subscription, pay for advertisements, alake con- tracts. etc, will please see him during our absence.
 With sadness VIC chronicle tue death of Mrs. Hitchcock, whose sad condition has been announced through these columns. Her fu- neral WAS duly solennized ut the Methodist church., Rev. Traylor officiating, last Friday morning. and her remains inferred ill De Anne Cemetery. To husband and mo,hcrless children, our deepest sympathy is extended.
 Last Wednesday, fishing party consisting of Mfr. and Mrs, Patrick Cassidy, Mr. aad Mrs. J. l.. Portis, Mir. and Mrs. Ali Aburrow, Mrs. Mat. White and hessrs Albert Milner andD. E. Madden took the morning tram for Clear Lake. At the lake, Mesfrs.. Mike Cassidy and Dowds, of Texarkans joined them. The party returned the same night and all were unaim ous in the yer dict. "The jollicst picnic We ever saw"
Nevada County picayune., 1886-05-26
Rainbow Parties.

Next Friday nigh: at Col. J. NJ. Nontgomery's, will be given ore of the latest novelties in parties "A Rainbow Party" The admis sion will be p cents, the proceeds to be for the beneft of the Presby- serinn church. We clip tho follow ing from the Chicago News: "The l. test society novelty is what is known as the rainbow party. Al ready it has assumed the propor- tions of all epidemic, although it made it's first appearance in this city only few weeks ago. Old bachelors and young men who have always lived lives of single blessedness aro generally the for tunate ones at these parties. The rainbow party cunningly serves 10 illustrate the helplessness of man, and also displays in no dim light the advantages of being married.
 All the young ladies in attend ance wexr neat little aprons of such design and color as tho taste of the wearcr may suggest. The bottoms aie all carefully left un- hemmcd. Every young lady has number and duplicate numbers are kept in box, which is gener- ally placed ia the neighborhood of the gentlemsn's cloak room in charge of two young ladies. The gentlemen buy tickets which en- title them 10 draw from the box. The purchaser having drawn a nus Der at once sets out to find the young lady wearing the dupli- cate number on her apron. The tickets arc generally q each. but at South side party given few nights ago they brought e5 each.
 After ail the young men have found thcir aprOns-or rathor their young ladies wearing the proper aprons-the master of ceremonies announces the conditions. Tho young men are to hem the aprons, and the one doing the neatest, quickest and most careful piece of work is to receive a prize. The young ladies supply their escorts with needle and thrend, and at the call of timo tho fun begins with the efforts of the contestants to thread their needles. Young ladies are strictly forbidden 10 thread the needles of their escorts, and vio- lation of the rule compels the re- cipient of the favor to forfeit all claims on the prize.
 The young ladies enjoy the con test ncnsoly, and it is indeed a pretty sight to watch score of smiling young misses leaning back in their chairs and watching with merry eyes the struggles of the clumsy.fngered swains before ! them. After the needles arc threaded and the young men are at work the scene is none the less inspiring. At last time is called, and committee judges on the work. The prizes are sometimes quite valuable. At a West-sidc party recently the young man who was most handy with needle and thread carried home an ele- gant French mantle clock"
Nevada County picayune., 1886-05-26
COUNTY NEWS.
Contributed by the Special Cores.
 pondents of the y&csyune.
TT - ss---------------------'----
 Emmet Items.

Dry and vegetation suffering. Politics dull as usual, how long 1t will remain so we cannot tell.
 Debate ..next..sFriday.. night, lei everybody come ont and hear the subject of Capital Punishment ar. gued.
 One of Emmct's belles ia now studying,"Law," and when gradual ed, will es.abilsh.. her office near Antioch, snccess to her with all laws.
 Some of our people are very anxious to know hov Capt. Ansley and Dr. Norwood voted when the Revenue Bill was passed taxing the Railroads. We are sorely afraid they voted against tho bill, but would like to hear further into the subject. Please let us know ta c vote,
 The picnic here Saturday was a grand success good order prevail ed, everybody filled with natures choicest blessing, many young folks from Hope, Prescott and Hickory Grove were with us, and assisted in deyouring the hash, furnishing the piusic and the big hustle. Tho hash was plentiful, tle music sweet, the bustlc Q whopper.
 We are glmd to hear that tho cir. cult court docket have beeu about cleared one time in tue history of Nevada county, but sorry to know that so many new trials arc being granted, how bad we need law to prohibit taking appeals. in small cases except under certain restric- lions this would save thousands of dollars. and reduce taxes. Let us encourage something of tho kind.
 DAISY DELL.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-05-26
Lahesburg Lsancts.
Dry, dry.

Dry, dry.
 We want some weather prophet 10 tell us when it is going to rain. "A dry May for a good crop" is an old saying if true this years crop should be u good one.
 The oat crop is almost ruined and gardens and Irish potatoes are failing very rapidly in consequence of tue drouth.
 Farmers are beginning to wear long faces, great many, perhaps a majority planted their cotton too late to get stand and are now waiting for rain to bring it up.
 Mir. Will Weaver, living near Harmony church. WAS tamparing with an old self acting revolver one day last week, which accident ly fred, the ball entering the neck of one of his very valuable mules, which fortunately did not injurc it seriously. A very slight defection of the ball would have neses saril,y proven fatal.
 The second quarterly Confer ancc of the Carolina circuit con vencd at Harmony last Saturday. Tho Rev. J. J. Jenkins Presiding elder vas present and preached with great power, on Saturday night he discussed the whiskcy question. would flat every man, who makes a practice of vot. ing for license to sell whisky could have heard that sermon.
 G .,sAD
Nevada County picayune., 1886-05-26
PRESCOTT MARKETS.

Revised ard corrected weekly sy Woodbcry i
 S Portis.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-05-26

Officer J. D. Green, of the police force of Lttlo Rock. says Able's Honey of Tar cured him ofa terrible cold that had settled on his lungs, and 1t also cured ns if by magic a dangerous case cf e.oup in ono of his little children.
 Fred. W. Bush, our wholesale agent for Saline county Ark, writes: Dn Ables Honey of Tar and Lemon sells more rapidly and gives better satisfaction than any cough, cold or consumption preparation we have ever handled.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-05-26
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE Ar CAMDEN ARK.
 

LAND OFFICE Ar CAMDEN ARK.
 April, 22,lsSS. l NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tho " following named settler has filed notice ec his eatention to make aral proof in sup port of his claim. and that said proof will De made before the County Judge of Nevada Co. Ark. at Prescott Ark, on 18th of June 1886, viz: Dick Parks of Nevada Co, Ark. ,,TId entry.@ou, for the SWl of the SEi of Sec. 25, Tp IS 5 R22 W.
 his continuous residence upon, and culiiva. lion of. said land. viz: Alfred B. Luck, Thomas Grant. Abe Henry and Wily Luck, all of Bourand's Store Ark.
 W. K. RAMSEY. Register.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-05-26
LefsL AND PERSONAL.

New pumps have been put ill all tbe public wells in town.
 New pickles at Hutley & Chris opher's.
 New dry goods just arr;vcl at F.. s. Carson's.
 Those pineapplas arc fine at Belzncr & Serogay's.
 "Cnlisornia" hams and dried beef at Hatlcy & Chris;opher's.
 Shaving 10 cents, hair cutting 25 cents, ct F. l.. Langluri's.
 N. T. Richmond wishes to buy two yoke of good work oxen.
 The Alden Fruit Vinegar fer sale by J. II. Kersilnw & Co.
 Unri.alIed baking Hours always kep. at Hatley & Christopher's. Good things to eat can always be had at Hatley & Christophers. Rolled beef fresh from Kansas City. Try it at Ilatley & Chrsto- aher's.
 Look out for mad dogs. Mar shall Willingham killed one last Monday.
 Rev. Mr. Jenkins preached Fri day and Sunday night at the Meth olist church.
 As rain seems to be slow in coming some people gre watering their gardens.
 What causes all this rush on West Front street? Low prices at k. $. Carson's.
 Fruit jarsl Fruit jars!! Go to J. N, Denman & Brother and get them cheap.
 We solici. thorough examination and criticism for Davis' lSS6 Quilting Frame.
 There was picnic at Emmett last Saturday. Quite d number Of our people attended.
 The finest and best molasses in the city--thc sugar drip-for sale by J. II. Kershaw X Go.
 Big lot of nails just received. Will sell them as low as the lowest.
 J. NJ. DENMAN X BRO. Don't fail to call, examine and price my stylish line of dry goods.
 F. s. CARSON. ThOs J Meudenhall, keeps dry goods and groceries for sale cheap or cash. Give him | call at Caney. lF 'out of sorts with headache, stomach snorder, torpid livor, pain in back ar side, con .fssronx. : S.nativo ts P Piiis m wifi wifi give relief Afew doses restore to new health and vigor. The man who took that Smith X Wesson, from my table drawer, will oblige me by returning it. NJ, Mrs. Winters, accompanied by her little boy, hns gone to Cham berlain, Dakota, to visit her oldest son.
 Open hands and liberty. Bring your butter, eggs, &c., and exam. me E. s. Carson's, new stock ol dry goods.
 Tho most skeptical are forced to admit that Davis Quilter Is big success and that there is quick money in if, see it.
 Engines, Boilers and all kinds of machinery repaired at the foundry and machine shops of k. l.. Cobb x Co.,, Little Rock, Ark.