Nevada County picayune., 1886-11-03

have a neat advertisement on opposite page. These gentlemen have done, and are still doing, much to build up and make ours q prosperous town. They now occnpy their tasty, commodi- ous brick on corner of West Main and Front streets.
 See new advertisement of St. Louis. Arkansas X Texas. Railroad elsewhere. This line runs through a fine scope of country, and is well named the 'Cotton Belt Route.n It has recently been made Stand ard gauge, and is now enjoying a fine patronage. MT, $. W. For dyce, President, and A. $. Dodge. Gen. Pass. aud Ticket Agt., look well to it's interest, in fact all of it's officers are first-ciass, full of vim and perservering.
 Our neighbor, Hampstead c0un- ty, is being torn with internal dis. sentions. The vexed question of reno wing tue county seat from " Nashington to Hope is again be. ing agitated. The Hope Gazette and Washington Press seem to favor making two judicial districts of the county, one to be located at Hope, the other at Washington. We trust this wise course will be pursued, and harmony at last reign in our sisters dominions.
 Foop makes Blood and Blood makes Beauty. Improper digestion of food neces- sarily produces bad blood, resulting in a feeling nf fullness in the stomach, acidity, heartburn, Sick-headache, and other dys1 .acitir ,ynlptoms. A closely. confined life ,a1ss,< ji,ditfstion, constipation, bilious tronb!r> there k no remedy equal to Prickly A>h H.,trf, lthas been tried and proven to hG Il specific
 The Washington Press Tn long article tells of the termination of the contested election case for Sheriff of Hampstead, resulted in Holman. the Republican, being declared the duly elected Sheriff. This was done in the face of the fact that fifty voters testified on oath, that they voted for Powell, though their tickets IS taken from the ballOtb0x, showed POwelPs name scratched and Holman's put in place of it. We regret very much the turu affairs took in this case, and hope MT. Powell, the Democratic candidate, will yet get the office.
 Conway, Ark, March l2, 1886. Satanta Medicine Co.,, Little Rock:
 This is to certify that during the month of January, 1884, l was taken with chills and fever. 1 was advised by a physician of this place to use "Satanta.' 1 procured a bottle and took one dose, and 1 never have had a chill since. I think iLis one of the best medicines made. ss6Aa4 Yours, etc., s... A.. .< i
 4. WOODS
 Mir. Woods is one of the propli tors of the Log Cabin," publish at Conway, Arkansas.
 For sale by Hugh MOncrief x Bro, and Miner X Milburn.
 Saturday the candidates for Con. gress, in this Congressional dis. trict, closed the canvass here. A big crowd greeted them there be- ing only standing room in the Court House. Mir. Waters, of Lit tie Rock led off the discussion, in a very good Republican speech for Ray, then Rev. Larkin Hit spoke in his own behalf, and last came Hon. T. c. McRae. It is con. ceded all around that Tom made the finest speech his friends here ever heard from him. He was loudly and frequently applauded by all classes and parties, carrying convictiom to his nearer. Nevada county should feel proud of her noble, rising son. Hon. ThOs- c. McRae. y i1Uts3tE4A s5i . Milner X Milburn have on hand twenty barrels of pure whiskey, which must sell within the next sixty days. Wheelers, Green packers and Democrats will save money by buying of us. 1t.
 The Little Rock Republican, of last week, paid the following high compliment to one of our fellow citizens of the local bar Geo. P. SmOote, Esq. -somet'mes called Judge for short, and who Is really entitled to the title of Captain by virtue of services ill tue war of the rebellion on the Confederate side was in the city the past week. SmOote has never received his deserts at the hands of the world, nor anything like due considera- ton at the hands fhis party He is a gentleman in every redeema- ble sense --of large heart and full and well balanced brain -;,nd life time Democrat; and we fear wilt die one, if he ever dies, which we could hope might be averted and avoided by according him a simi- lar "translation' to one or two great and good men who. are sad to have reached Heaven m the flesh. And we know they were