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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-25
0A4KNIaHTs on LABOR sCHE5IE.
~ IN Forns a - 20 Of Thelr ov!

They WIN Form a Coal Pool Of Their Own
CHICAGO, Ill, Dece nbsr 13.-The
Knights of Labor state executive board, IN
session here, spent considerable time to
Gay, considering the outcome Of measures
which they say, If successful, will thWart the
rapacity of the coal mOnOpOliss In Chicago
and perhaps other neighboring cities.
Agents Of the order have circulated a paper
among commercial and manufacturing men
here, by which the slgners agree TO buy coal
Of the Knights provided the latter furnish it
at the rate of 81 to $50 per ton under those
made by the coal ring. This document has
been signed by about 600 of the leading con
sumsrs or coal In this city. The Knights
are relying upon the cooperative shafts at
Come burg Indiana, and IN st. Clair coun-
ty, Illinois, purchased by the general eLecu-
tive board OF Knights of Labor last year.
The capacity Of these mines is $1,000
tons per day. All arrangements were
made to begin marketing the
coal here the 1st inst. Only one difficulty was
encountered. but that has been insurmoun-
sippi railroad refuses to carry more than
one ear load per day for the Knights, and
the Illinois Central declines to carry any
coal whatever. Evidence Is now being taken
by a special committee Of the state eLsCu-
tive board concerning the conspiracy against
their miners said to exist between the rail-
roads, coal operators and banks. The re-
Gently elected labor representatives will 1t
is announced this evening, bring the evil
6sncs before the state legislature. part
OF the evidence consist OF afidavits and
letters. The ACCESSIBILITY Of taking legal
measures to compel the road to carry the
coal is now a question In conu6stiOn with
the prOpriety Of seeking a forfeiture Of the
Illinois Central railroads charter.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-25
CONGRESSIONAL CLIPPINGS.

What Our National EaumaEzers are Do
ing at Washing tom umsrous Bins
Introduced and Many Passed.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-25

to Texas and investigate the cases alleged to
be pleuro-pneu1aonla.
Maurice Kelly. one of the most expert
meak-thieVes in che United States, has been
released from his fourth term Of service at
Joliet III. prison
The vote for mayor Of Boston, with two
precincts missing, gives O'Brlens democrat
y, 1884, Hart republican 1915 MeNellls
labor Sl2.
The Lake Erie & Western railroad was
sold at Huncie, Ind, TO Samuel Thomas Of
New York, representing the Cumming syn
dicat5.
Eight WOrkmen in Washington were seri-
ously injured, by falling on the walls Of a
building in process Of demolition.
The late Richard Perkins, OF Boston, be-
qusathsd $23O, 900 to educational and CHART
able institutions.
John @. Miller, who vas shot at Washing
ton recently, ty George Walker Is dead
Walker viii plead self defense.
The diplomatic and consular approrria-
ton Dill, as reported by the house commit
tee, appreciates $l,6ll5SO5.
MeQuade the Doodle alderman o. New
York City was found guilty on the hrst bal
lot.
The .ast OF the Pinkerton men have been
uithdrEWn from the Chicago stock yards
The New Ross board of guardians, Of
Dublin, which was recsntly dissolved for
placing wing OF the poor house at the ma
tiOnal leagues disposal, and for giving
special privileges TO evicted tenants, has
held a meeting IN defiance Of the govern
msnt and resolved that no rates be paid to a
new board OF guardians, and that the treas
urer be ordered not TO pay checks.
De Lesseps, at a meeting of the French
Geographical society declared that the
Panama canal would be opened for traffic in
1883.
A large number Of Kerry Moonlighters
have been sentenced at Cork to eighteen
months imprisonment.
The executive Of Dublin, Ireland has for
mally proclaimed the anti-zont campaign.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-02-24
Falcon Facts.
Fine weather.

Fine weather.
 Log rolling and oat sowing is the order of the day. There will be g great deal of oats sowed.
 1 am sorry to learn of Mrs. w. W. Atchison's serious afllictlons and hope she will soon be on the improve.
 It seems there was mistake, either in the writer or in the print CT, in the article from Falcon last week, as to who was cut. It was Sewtie Strange, instead Of Strong. l am proud 10 learn he is up and about his business.
 I assert that Falcon is looking up. Our young doctor, Dare Mich ols was in town Saturday looking as handy as side pockets. Its like. ly he will take ia . partner soon, from the way he is going to Shiloh of late. T. J. w.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-02-24
Bodcaw Bits.

". T. Wafford has closed busi- ness at Bodcaw for the present, on account ot bad health.
 The past week being good wealth CT for farmers, they have put in their time sowing oats and doing farm work.
 Mrs. w. ii. White is very sick at present. Under the skillful treatment of Dr. DaIy, hope she will soon be up.
 A. J. Chandler, our road over seer, has given the road good working the past week. l hope that other oyerscers will do the same.
 The spring fights have opened mp on the west side of BOdcaw, be tween a white man and negro. They disagreed in 2 settlement, and passed few licks. No great damage done. J. W. l..
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Mir. Andy Hamilton, living near Forest Hill church. lost his resi- denee by fire last week. No insur- ance.
 1 regret to hesr of the death of Mrs. Majors, wife of MT. John T. Nabors, of this place. sympa- thize with the bereayed husband and children.
 Esq. Jim Neill aad Mir. I. r, Ty. rec went across Little Carouse last Friday evening to a singing. Al ter . few songs MT. Tyree quit singing. Esq, Neill thinks that in about two more trips he will loose Mir. Tyree, as he is love-sick.
 BILL.
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Remarkable trcuperatiOn.

D. N. Ferry & Co.,, the we'll known Seedmen, of Detroit, Mich announce that they are on their feet again and ready and anxious to receive orders tor seeds from every one of their old customers, and from as many new ones as feel kindly disposed toward them, They arc in condition to fill promptly every order with new seeds of the best quality.
 On January 1st their immense warehouse was destroyed by fire It was filled with probably the largest stock of assorted seeds ever gathered under one roof. Their books and papers were all saved, and every person who had ordered seeds of them will be sub piled with his usual stock. They had large quantities of seeds in their warehouses on their seed farms. in the hands of their grow CTS and not yet delivered, and on the way trom Europe, which, to- petler with their fully stocked branch Seed Store in Windsor,On- tario, close at hand, and the free and vigorous use of the telegraph and cable enabled tLem to secure a new stock in a remarkably short time.
 Raforc the fire was sub lued they had secured new quarters and were devoting all their ensr pies to their customers interests. Tn thirty days from the fire they
Nevada County picayune., 1886-02-24

X Violent Attack of Group in Child Cured Almost Instantly with AbePs
 lIoley of Tar.
 Read ' hat Officer Green has to sar:
 LIrrL ROCK, ARK. Dec. s, 1885,. Satanta Medicine G.. Little Rock, Ark, GESrs:-Scvera! W, eks ago, ecu h. a severe cold that settled on my throat and lungs which alarmed me very much. Dr Abel's Honey of Tar and Lemon was recon mended to mo as the best remedy in the city. After taking several doses my cough and cold WIS entirely cured. gave some of the same bottle to one of my children that had 8 severe attack of croup. The effect was WsSi' cal. It seemed to cure instantly. nl,o recommended two of my fricnd' io use IL, which they did, anl pronounced it the best remedy for coughs and colds and cr"up In children they eve used. never intend to be without it in my family in tn. future.
 J. D. GKEGN. For sa.e 1y MJacrief < H@t,
Nevada County picayune., 1886-02-24
HOneariIie Happenings.
Weather Beautiful.

Weather Beautiful.
 Elder Turner preached an inter- estlng Sermon at Caney Church last Sunday.
 A. II. Hicks is as yet unmarried though he was heard to sxclaim, "I have my own consent"
 Farmers are working with doub- le energy, sowing oats, rolling logs and preparing for new crop. w. R. McLure is highly spok ken of as a suitable man for the sher. iffs office, and Esq. J. w. Neill of Emmet, for county and probate judge. I would heartily endorse them and say come forward.
 JAKE.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-02-24
BOushtOn Briefs,

Everythin: lovely.
 Sowing oats is the order of the day.
 Mir. Thomaa Simpson mad the misfortune of lo0sing a fine mare last Sunday.
 Rev. Horn gave the Sunday school at Providence a wholesome lecture last Sunday morning. We learn that quite number of our citizens met last Saturday night, and resolved to organize in behalf of the laboring class. This is step in the right direction.
 BUDGET.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-02-24
LGCAL AND PERSONAL.

Raining this morning.
 Fresh cod fish rolls at Joe Gas tens.
 Go to Joe Gas.on 10 se: good cigar.
 Cur merchants are having fine trade.
 Monday will be the first day of March.
 Go to w. R. Jernigan for your sugar and coffee.
 Lee Montgomery visited Wash ington last week.
 Fresh fish at Allsopp's meat ev' cry Tuesday and Friday.
 We have an interesting Wash . ineton Letter" this week.
 For pure whiskies, for medical use, go to J, o. HowelPs.
 Shaving 10 cents, hair cutting 25 cents, at R. l.. Langford's.
 Mackerel, kraut, pickle and Irish potatoes at White & Whites.
 The lawful season for hunting cartridges ends with this month. Cottonsecd meal for your stock
 HATLEY & CHRISTOPHER. We are sorry 10 learn of the St. were illness of Irs. w. J. Blake Mir. A. F. Stainton made bust ness trip to Texarkana Thursday Mrs. x. T. Richmond is visiting her mother in Little River county Get the best-the genuine Av- cry blow at J. NJ. Denman & Bros. WANTED-a cat at this office. None but good mouser need ap- ply.
 Considerable street talk as to the approaching municipal elcc- ton.
 Sorry to learn of the serious ill, ness of an infant child of MT. Dan Ward.
 We had pleasant call from Mir. Rufus Grimsley, of Emmet, Monday.
 Cheapest and best grades Of flour. low down, at Mulhollan Rus sell X Co.'S.
 Master Henry Traylor has been quite sick with pneumonia, but is now better.
 Messrs W. T. Fincher and Wiley Honea, of Bourland's Store, were in town yesterday.
 Mir. ]. o. Howell received an or der by mail from Missouri cross ing the other day for some Hove powders.
 Mr. Calhoun Young informs us that the farmers around Caney are preparing to plant corn, and Will probably begin next week.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-02-24
COUNTY NEWS,
Contributed by the Special Corres-
 pOndents of the Picayune.
Enmet Etchings.

Lookout for another wedding soon.
 Farmers are busy now preparing for a crop.
 Singing last Sunday eyenin. st Mir. Garland's, by the choir.
 John l.. McGough has started his saw mill and is turning out some frst-class lumber.
 Rev. NJ. II. Fielding gave lcc- ture on temperance, at the Meth odist church Saturday night.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-02-24

were ia perfect working order again.
 When we consider tho magni- tnde of their business, the appa|l- ing destruction of property at the most unfortunate seasOn of the year, we doubt if the annals O.. history furnish case of such rap i'd recuperxtion. Such energy de serves succcBs,
Nevada County picayune., 1886-02-24

"Old Provcrb," Do nothing hastily. but if you wish to get r'd of . chronic ease of Chils in double quick time, take one dose of the great "S0tdIttd." It contains neither Quinine, Arscac or Strychnia. Babies take it. Dr. William Sellers Summcrfcld, La., writes under date of Oct, :: 1 am having splendid success with your Satanta Reme- dies. Over half the stock sold and not "A sim gle complaint. Your Mexican Pills sell at sight. For sale bv Moncrief x Bro
Nevada County picayune., 1886-02-24
Notice fer Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN, ARK,
 February 2 lSS6

LAND N HMM,
 February 2, 1886. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the IN following named settler has filed no. tice uf his intention to make final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will be made before the Judge of Nevada coun ty. Arkansas, at Prescott. on March 9th, 1886, viz: Carlton W. Clark. Nevada county, Ark. Hd. Entry No. 7276 and ll6.+, for the WI NV See. l9, Tp 10, SIR 22 W. origi- nal, and NV SW See. l9, Tp. 10. SIR 22 w. additional.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence npon. and cultiva- Ii on of, said land, viz: John Ward, Chester Buchanan. Hancc ] Buchanan and Isaac F. Harris, all of Prescott Nevada county, Ark.
 W. k. RAMSEY. K gister.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-02-24

An entertainment will be given by our graded school Friday after noon, at close of which Prof. Con. ger will deliver 9 lecture on Ark ansas. The patrons of the school cordially invited to attend.
 Have used Tongaline in neural. gia and acute rheumatism, and am well satisfied with it's beneficial effects; have also found it very efficacious in nervous diseases.
 G. 0. Butler, MID, Clevland, Ohio.
 The report that went out somc time since that the prisoners in jail were freezing to death was all false we are reliably informed. Yesterday we visited the jail and saw that the inmates are properly cared for.
 Ben Waller told us yesterday he expected to hunt one more time, and then his gnu would be for sale, as the lawful bird season ends with Saturday. Last March he sold his fine gun and bought another one in the fall.
 The Norman corner will not be vacant much longer. Messrs. Ter " & Young and AburrOw X Will. lingham are each contracting for a brick building, and Adam Freder. ick is also erecting a wooden building thereon.
 Remember the PICAYUNE when you want job work. We have new quarto medium "Pcerless" job press, as fine a press as is made, and many fonts ofpret,y new type. Satisfaction guaranteed, ill price and style of work. tf
 "We don't have to recommend Parker's Hair Balsam but once." writes Mir. C. A. Burger, druggist. of Liberty. \. Y. "After that it stands on it's record" It stops fall. ng hair, restores original color, 'oftness and gloss. Exceptionally clean, prevents dandruf.
 Dr. V. A. Wood moved to Wal. aceburg Saturday, and will make hat his home. The doctor is a clever, nice gentleman and We wish him success. He requested IS to thank the people of Bongh- ton and vicinity for continued pat ronage given him while living there.
 The thanks of many thousand invalid mothers, worn out with caring for cross and sickly chil- dren, have been and will be return cd, for the relict and sweet sleep which they and their babies have all received from Dr. Richmonds *1JO, at Drug. gists.
 Thursday the PICAYUNE job of flee turnsd out some nice work in the way of note heads, bill heads, and envelopes, for Bourlands' Store, Bonghton, Emmet and Pres. colt. We ale not badly crowded when We can do job work for one city and three towns. all in one day, so bring on your job work.
 To MERCHANTS AND HARDWARE MEN. Il have made arrangements with a factory at Evansville, Ind. to manufacture my combination harrow and cultivator. It is tue cheapest and most complete ma. chine of the kind made. Parties wishing to handle them or get dc criptive circulars, etc, can address me at Warren, Arkansas.
 H. l.. LYON.
 Dr. T. N: Milan. of the dental firm of Milan x BaIham, writs us from Terrell, Texas, to say to the people of Prescott and vicinity, that he will be here the lst of March, to remain 10 days, and will do all kinds of dental work. Any ono wishing work done will please write to him or leave word at post office here, or at Miner & Mil burns.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-02-24
For Marshal.

We arc authorized to announce w. G' Russell as candidate for Marshal of the town of Prescott in the approochin" Munich ,,.I clprtipn
Nevada County picayune., 1886-02-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Mayor.

Wcare authorized Ia announce | nce Mo ses Winter as s candidate for Mayor, ih tfe approaching Municipal election
Nevada County picayune., 1886-02-24
TIME!! SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT GA MDEN. ARK

LAND OFFICE AT CA MDEN. ARK,
 Feby. 4th iSS6. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the " following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in sup port of his claim, and that said prooi will be made bcf ore the Judge of Nevada county Ark. at Prescott. on April 8rd, 1886, viz; James s. Began. of Nevada Co, Ark lid. entry No. 73iO for the SE3 of the NH Sec. 25, Tp. II, $ k B W.
 He names the follo wing witnesses to prove his cont inuous resid, nee upon, and cultva- ion of, said hand. viz: William B. Hawk ins, Thomas L. May. James A. Pagan, Will liam A. McMillian, all Of Prescott, Nevada county. Ark.
 N k RAMSEN panistor
Nevada County picayune., 1886-02-24

J. M. DENMAN X BRO.
 We want a few bushels of good yam potatoes.
 HATLEY & CHRISTOPHER. .r 'out of sorts with headache, stomach disorder, torpid liver, pain in back or side, con l stipation, etc neglect may he fatal. One dose of Strong's Sanative Pills will give relief. Afew doses restore to new health and vigor.
 Mir. Calhoun Young returned Monday ftom Caney, where he had been for several days visiting his parents.
 MT. E. S. Carson made . busi- ness trip to the lower end of the county the latter part of last week.
 A large assortment of best sta, ,ionery just received at this office Job work executed neatly and cheaply.
 If you have any disease of the Blood, go to Milner & Milburn's, and buy Guinn's Pioneer Blood Remover.
 Mrs. Annie F. Thompson will take music scholars at her home at $4.08 per month, giving one lesson each day.
 The fronts of Pat Cassidy's and Moncrief < Bros drug store. look much improved since they were re painted.
 Jernigan keeps four. meal meat, and groceries generally; call and examine prices etc, before buying elsewhere. Miss Tom Christopher of Texar- kama, came up from Texarkaha Thursday to visit her brother MT. George Christopher.
 Quinn s Pioneer Blood Remover is the "Boss" medicine for all diseases of the Blood. For sale hy Miiner X Miiburn.
 Engines, Boilers and all kinds of machinery repaired at the foundry and machine shops of E. L. Cobb X Co.,, Little Rock. Ark.
 We are requestd to announce that Rev. W T. Box will preach at the Baptist church Friday and Saturday nights and Sunday.
 We keep full line of best crock cry and queenswarc' Fresh stock just arrived.
 J. NJ. DENMAN X BRO.
 Highest market hricc paid for cotton and all kinds of country pro- duce.
 MULHoLLAN, RUSSELL & Co.
 A lot of padlocks, clothes lines, carpet hammers, sash locks. for sale at the PlCAYUNE office at great bargains. tf.
 Three inmates in our county iail, one on the charge of murder, one for burglary and one for get ting goods under false preiences.
 We arc sorry to learn that MT. J. II. Watson has been absent from his post as book keeper at w. E. Waller's, on account of sick ness.
 MT. Adam Frederick, our clever barber, has bought part of the va cant Norman lot aud is having him good sized barber-shop rected thereon.
 Fletcher Evans keeps the fol- lowin. books for sale at Carson's store: Sam Jones' sermons. Gospel Hymns" and Prayer and 1 Pralse.' call and see him.
 MT. Chns. A. Berkshire and bride, of New Boston, Texas, came np last week on bridal tour to visit the brides sister, Mrs. Alex Vaughn.
 1 We received this week com munication from Bluff City, signed 'Democrat' that we can not pnb- fish because the authors name is not given.
 Our yonng friend Jesse Hester ly, who went on q prospecting l trip to Texas the first Of the year, has returned and is again located at Fulton.
 We regret 10 learn that Mr. r. C.. Hamilton. is suffering fIom his dis located arm, from fruitless at tempt at locating same by Dr. Tate of Philadelphia.
 MT. T. P Blake, of Little Rock. spent Sunday here, visiting his | s- ~
Nevada County picayune., 1886-02-24

Mcs.rs Montgomery X Hopkins. Merch- Appleton, Ark, July 3l. says: Send two dozen boxes Mexican Liver Pills" We thought we got enough from your agent when her. to run us. We can't sell any oth- er pin. People won't have any but the "MsNican Pill" Your Satanta never tailed vet. Your medicines all sell we'll For sale by Moncrief X Bro.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-02-24

Editor PICAYUNK: Dear sIr:- Will you have the kindness to in form the readers of your paper that tho report circulated here that Madro Hurt is in jail at Ft. Smith charged with and indicted for horse-stealing is false.
 A letter has been recently re ceivcd by a friend, from Messrs. Duyall & Cravens, attorneys at Ft. Smith, stating that Mir. Hurt is neither charged with nor has he been indicted for any criminal of fense, but that he is only detained as a witness at Ft. Smith.
 A publication of the correction will gratify many friends of his worthy father. A FRIEND.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-02-24
RAILROAD TIME CARD.
PRESCOTT MARKETS.

Revised and corrected weekly Icy Woodtery X Forts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-14

The President this afternoon appointed Thos.
B. Yancey United States marshal for the west
ern district Of Tennessee.
and Thomas w. Scott, to be United States mar
snal Tor the eastern district Of Virginia.
The President this afternoon appointed VIM.
7. Newman, OF Georgia, to be U. 8. district
Judge OF the northern district OF Georgia.
=, The following changes, not heretofore pub:
!ished, have been made In the clerical force OF
the Department OF the Interior duringthe cur
Patent ofce..Appointments under civil ser.
vice rules: j. 81. Brickenstein, Of N. J., fourth
Handy, OF 3. G.; Edward ". Oyster, OF Pa; Miss
o. Em Ps1 L: Wilson. OF NIX; VIM Fergnsop Of D.
Harriet c. Stuart, Of Ark; Mrs. Augusta d.
Of NY. and Miss E. n. Niles, Of NICE, 1900
Miss Juiia A. Warren. OF n. IL; Miss Manette
Miss Anne II. Nashe, She OF No; Miss Minette,
Thompson, OF D. c.; Mrs. Laura L. strayer, of
W. "; x; Miss Elisabeth. Ella. B. Sterling, Of D. e
At e9 sSe 70 4sh
iss Of e. soSer Fay r.
F Flint; q ILL.,, joSq Johnson p q 6;
Ohio; Miss Mary D. Peabody. of D. c.; Seymour
w. Bunyea, of Mich; Mrs. Augusta D. Hutch.
!ngS, OIL Iowa; Edward w. Oyster, OF Pa, ana
William Ferguson, of D. C.
Office OF Resignation: Robert L.
Packard, Of Maine, clerk of class 4.
ONCE of Indian affairs-PromotiOns George
II. Holtzman. OF District OF Columbia, 81 800
to 81 800; Paul Brodie, of South Carolina,
ldraughtsman), 81 400 to 81 900, and Mrs. Ma
$1,000.
~ General Land Observation-Disclosures: Eugene
Waggaman. of Louisiana, special agent tor
fraudulent land entries, $1,000; Eugene V. Nc
Elhone. OF Pennsylvania, $500, by transfer
from geological survey, and promotion from
Bureau of Labor-Appointed confidential
clerk TO the commissioned, Joseph A. Callahan,
OF District of Columbia.
The following promotions were made yester-
day In the office OF the Secretary OF the Interior,
70 take effect August 1: John f. Ford, OF the
District ~ a OF Columbia, 400 to 1880; Charles
Miss Laura G. Creaser and Miss Zillah Solo.
mons, of the District OF Columbia, 5000 to
to 81 200.