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Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21

We call special attention to the card of Miss N. E. Connevey, else where. She is the Principal of our high school, and a fine educator. She opens 1t as pay school, the 9th of Sept.-see rates in card.
 The Republican county conven- ton met Saturday and selected Messrs /. T. Grayson. T. s. Bryan and Milton Garland, the latter colored) as q elegates to the State convention to meet at Little Rock tomorrow.
 Seven Springs Iron Alum Mass, the great mineral water remedy, the finest tonic and appetizer known. Cures dyspepsia, sick headache. chronic diarrhDa, etc. For sale by Milner & Milburn and Moncrief & Bro.
 Stop using painful and danger ous eye waters. Use Dickey's Painless Eye water. Simple and harmless, no cure no pay. Price 25 cents. Ask for 1t, Accept no substitute. For sale by Moncriet & Bro., and Miner & Miner,
 1t is worth remembering that nobody enjoys the incest surround ings 1T in bad health. There are miserable people about to day with one foot in the grave, to whom a bottle of Parker's Tonic would do more good than all the doctors and medicines they have ever used.
 Several communications left out this week, on account of negligence of writers, in not sending in time or not giving true name as well As non de plume Contributors should remember we must have time 10 get matter in and we go to press Tuesday.
 We had | pleasant cali Saturday from Mr. l.. Harris, of Newport, who will move here about the 1st of August, and open up an i'm mense stock of goods two doors below the postonicc. Mir. H. is a clever gentleman, and again VIC Coj- W1l 1lpona among nS
 Friday tue editor spent vefy ploasan:ly among his patrons and friends, st the Beughton picnic at Providence church. The people of the township have reason 10 Dc proud of the success of their pic nic. Although the crowd was large, coming from all quarters, al were royalty fed.
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Delta Dots.
DELTA July 14th, 1886.

DELTA July 14th, 1886. We are needing rain, just ot this junoture.
 Matters political rather quiet, candidates stirring but little.
 Public roads have suffered great neglect in this part of tho county, in the last two years.
 Miss Jessie Cook, tho accom- plished and beautiful daughter of the late Judge John Cook, is visit irg relatives in this vicinity.
 Messrs Ed T Mcdaniel and W Ncel are canvassing this commit nity at present, and are impress ing the people very favorably.
 W. L. Pipkin, the wide awake young merchant of Glenyille, would do his business quite profitable service by little judicious adver. Using in the PICAYUNE.
 The Rev. J. l.. Pipkln but recent. ly installed in tho ministory, deliv. cred quite an eloquent discourse at old Mt. Zion last Sabbath eve. ming. He also took charge of a school at Glenville recently.
 Anticipation is on tiptoo await ing 1hc controversy between Mes SITS Anslcy and Reeves at .Rosston on tho 22ud. We have great con- iiIence in our champion to cope with tho GIeenhack fanatic.
 The picnic at l1amartino on the 10th, was attended by vast con- course of people, and was conduct ed by tEe good people in an order ly, pleasant manner, highly caich. lated to elevate the good people there in the estimation of fun-lov- ing people.
 w. E. Nixon NJ. D., tho new ac- quisition to the board of health of this community could not do bet ter than stick his card in our Demo- cratic county paper. The village of GlenVilie is much improved in appearance by the addition of Dr. Thompson's new office. These two young NJ. D's should advcr. tise themsel, es, through that nn- failing medium, thoir county paper.
 Yours awfully,
 RUFUS RINKLES.
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Mr A Monson is selling the best and most popular standard books, such as sThe Peoples. Cyclopedia of Universal Knowledge" "Farm and stock Cyclopedia," "Ridpath's History of the United States" "Mc Cabe's Pictorial History of the World" Thompson's Medical Ad- viser," also pictorial family Bibles, at publishers prices. He car and will also. furnish any other books wanted, at publishers prices. II you fail to see him send him your orders to Prescott. If.
 Saturday eve in company of Messrs. w. F. Atkinson, c. c. Hamby, Oscar Phillips, Wiley Hatley, Rev. R. M. Traylor, Cal houn Young, Judge Hale, Charlie Leake aud Capt. John Parker, we wont down 10 Emmct to be pres ont at the organization of a Dem. ocratic Club. All enjoyed it, afousing much enthnsiasm among Democrats. 4 live club vas got ten ur that will do good work.
 To our correspondents and par ties writing for the PICAYUNE in different parts of the county we have this to say: Boil down and condeAse as much as possible, and stick to your text, and at al hug cards send in your communications so as to reach us Saturday. We insist on condensing because We will have much important politi- cal matter during the campaign, and on communications reaching us early, because we go to press Tuesday afternoon.
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arc visiting Mrs N's father, J If Sampson. of Clancy township.
 Siranrrl How curious' What i5 the matter! Capt. A. Is So silent on tEe voting for not taxing Rail- roa,ls. Can't hear q word from bim on the subject. fs
 Primary election next Saturday woek. Come out and vote for the man of your choice. Be sure to make your choice, for the strongest man. If the Demo cratic party will select good men, we will send all, from Boss Ansley down to survey or, up salt river. Certain of the G E nominees will not cary their party vote in this township ,(Geor- gia.)
 Yours for success.
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Laucsburg Leaflets.

Dr. Wren reports considerable sickness in his practice.
 Rev, c. w. Logan began pro- tracted meeting at Harmony Sat. urday,
 Sammio, youngest son of Dr.. Wren was run over by a wagon last Friday, but luckily wae not in- jured seriously.
 Subscriptions are being taken to build Methodist church on the Rosston and Prescott road near Mir. Henry Bolis.
 Mir. Lane aims 10 move into his new store house at Tanyard this week, which place will be known hereafter as Lancburgh.
 Mr. Willie Sutton, son of MT. w. x. Sutton, lately returned from Lebenon, Teun., where he had beon attending school for several months past.
 CESAR,
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Subscribe for the
 PICAYUNE, and keep posted in
 POLITICS and COUNTY NEWS.

Mir. Joseph F. Johnson, who has been at work at his brothers (W M Johnson) saw mill near Waldo, is at home on ( visit, the boiler of the mill havmg exploded last Wednesday about noon. Fortu natcly Joe did net get hurt; but one person was injured and he not seriously,
 Mr. I, A. Quincy. of Onachita county, bought last week the fine farm of Mr, J T. Brooks, one and a half miles north of town, paying therefor i2 300. We learn Mir. C.. after making some improvements in tho way of building, will take up' his residence there. We extend to him hearty welcome.
 FAIR WARNING All past due accounts on our books, not settled by lst of July or satisfactorily SC. cured will be put in the hands ot an attorney for collection, and parties running monthly ac- counts with HIS who do not settle promptly on presentation of their accounts, will be refused further accommodation.
 WooDBERY X PoRT1s. = BILE BEANSl What q funny rhIns for medicine! Nevertheless it is very significant as applied to tho article. Bio. according to Webster, Is "a vel Jewish bitter, yiscid .pamsceous fluid, socreted by the ltver.S Whenever the liver does not ect properly this fluid is retained in the blood and poison3s the 'wholeaystem, anl sallownoSs and misery is the result. SMITHS BILE BEANS is 6 s,tro euro for bilioNsness and liver complaint. Price, p cents per bottle
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4 Eaiiroat.er Speaks.

My wife has been a great suffer- CT from Catarrh. Several physi. clans and various patent medicines were resoited to, yet tho disease continHed unaba:ed, nothing ap- bearing to make any impression upon it. Her constitution finally became implicated, the poison be- ing in her blood,
 l secured bottle of B. E. E. and placed hcs upon it's usc, and to our surprise the improvment be, gan at once, and her recovery was rapid and complete. No other preparation over produced such a wonderful change, and for all forms of Blood Diseases I cheer fully recommend B. B. 5. as D superior Blood Purifier.
 F. ?. DODGE,
 Yardmaster Georgia Railroad.
 Atlanta, Ga.
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COUNTY NEWS.
Contributed by thc special Cores
 pOndcuts Of the pi"ayuHe.
Buur lands Store Iudict,

Buur lands Store gSudict. Remember
 F. NJ. Thompson A Republican for senator.
 The Greenback ticket is about complete.
 It is necessary for Republicans to want help from the G. B's.
 Dare you deny that Ansley is the leader ot the Greenback party.
 Dare you deny that Capt, Ans ley is not controlled by the Repub- licans.
 Dare you deny that Ansley is a friend to the capitalist when he would not vote to tax the R. Roads.
 Tho negroes in Nevada county, at their social gatherings, fish fries, and "fraud dances' should send for E. K. Lightfoot, Sorry for his wife.
 Dare you deny that r. N, Thomp- son is not a Republican, when in his speech at Prescott, he told his followers G. B's.) that he was a Republican of the deepest dye.
 We arc not surprised at Ansley's ortonion of Mir Thompson's speech. The difference between the Gentle mems speeches, is that they both are devoid of principle and make speeches to suit each ether.
 Dr. J. c. Parrish told the citi- zens at Carolina church on the 5rd of this month, that the Greenback CTS had always "cloked' in with Republican since it's birth into Nc yada county, and no doubt would endorse Mir. Thompson Of Hope for senator. 1t was disputed by friends of Groenbackism that day but now you can plainly see their steps toward Republicanism. Capt. Ansley and other leaders of the rotton party to which they belong acknowledge they owe debt to tho Republicans, and must pay it by being "bossed" by Hampstead county Republicans, of course they all must support him to be honest fellows.
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Our Regular Agents.

Tho following gentlemen will act as agents for the PIoAYuNE in Nevada county, and are authorized to take subscriptions We will be glad to add good, responsible men to our list and wait until fall fer the money):
 Dr, J. c. Parrish, Rosston.
 J. W. Neill, EmiGet.
 T. D. Cathy, Boughton.'
 J. w. Lightsey, Bodcaw.
 z. D. White, Clayton.
 r. ". Pipkin, Glenville.
 W.B. Garrett, Lanesburg.
 c. R. Mcdaniel, HOneaviile.
 J.T. Nichols, Bluff City.
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Public speaking.

We arc authorized to announce that Rev. c. ". Reeves, Demo- cratic candidate for representative, will discuss tho political issues of the day, with any Grecnback ex- ponent that may be selected, as follows:
 At Rosston, Thursday, July 22.
 " Lancsburg, Friday, " g.
 Prescott, Saturday, 25.
 We are. informed that Capt. Ans Toy, as tho Greenback candidate for representative, will likely be tue ono selected to debate with Rev. RepV
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Bluff City Chat.
SUCCESSOR.

The Wheeiers of union town ship I learn will vote with tho Greenbackers as ono or two Greenbackers joined the club.
 lIurrah for Phillips for sheriff, as he ia temperate in all things. We need moro good samaritians instead of so many good takers. Some of tho boys of Bluff city can net get as much news out of the county papers as others, be- cause they allow other people to do their reading. Do your own reading boys, through this election anyhow.
 CUA TVEI
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Mt. Zion SifiiDgs.

'Rah for the Pic, G. W. Reeveb and true blue Democracy.
 The boys are becoming satisfied to conGde in the truths set forth in Democratic doctrine.
 am sorry to hear our big broth er L. II. Hit, has followed old doctor Ansley off hunting false gods and little fish. His father and all of his brothers and broth. ers-in.law will help 10 send old Apslcy and all his crew .up Sal. River wlthou, paddle in Septcm- Der.
 Abner II. is becoming disap- pointed. He has tried to get Boss Ansleyto send him speaker to Georgia for . long time, aud the doctor will not hear his prayer. Imagine the thoughts of Abner: "Eow, Boss Ansley, l pray you to become reconciled. Oh. Boss Ansley, thou art ruler Of the par ty! l kD0W thou art q SupefiOr beinG' Thou hast tho power to send or withhold. Yo know of no other bn earth to go to except to you. Now, Boss Ansley, mean business. Ifyou don't send mo a speaker and tn at quick, you will hear something drap. l cannot hold the fort longer as my strength has failed me-"
 Now, boys, I will close by ask ing you to rally to the standard of the good old Democratic party. Fight her battles with upliftcd hands and out strechcd arms, and we will come out victorious in September. ...
 1 am as ever, true blue to the core, HEB.
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Graal Democratic Barbecue.

There will be barbecue given at this place Saturday, July 24th, 1886, under the auspices of the Democratic Club. Everybody is invited. Thero will be joint po- litical discussion between the Democrats and Grccnbackers in the forenoon. The speaking will begin at 10:30 o'clock a. m. Af- ternoon Dr. J. ". Brown, of Cam den vii address our people at 5 o'clock. A big time is expected. Let everybody come with full basket. The barbecue will be perfectly organized, and p crfect order will doubtless bc secured.
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EOticaw Bits,

Good crops. .,
 Rain wanted now.
 Health very good. ss, Farmers are abo,t done work. MT. II. T. Boswell has been very eick, but is recovering slowly. Prof Settler and w. H. Bull will begin a singing school at Union Chuch next Monday. !. :, le C Look out boys for Capt AnsleS around with his pocket scales te weigh the government as he did two years ago.
 SUCCESSOR.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Thompson
 A Republican -
 Pass Ansley the CamphOr. He No-Tea at Richmond's. White G White for best teas. He-Ho.Tea at Richmonds. MclOns on ice at the Ice House. Now pickles a. Hatley X Chris tsphers.
 Hc-No-Tea al Richmonds. For choice hams go to- White & Whites.
 IIe-no tea at Richmond's. Melons on ice at the Ice House. Fresh breakfast bacon at White & VI hite's.
 He-notca is the purest and best. Try 1t,
 Every ham guaranteed nt White & Whites.
 Mir. Harmon Bishop gave us a call Monday,
 Dried Beef in any quantity at White & Whites.
 This market is flooded with vatermelons.
 He No.Toa at Richmond's. Cheapest melons in town, on ice. nt the Ice Housc.
 Ask for the farvorite roasted cof- fee, at White X Whites.
 Hs-No-Tea is the purest and best. Try It.
 For school books and school sup plies, go to J. o. Howell.
 tCaliforniar hams and dried beef at Hatley & Christopher's.
 -No-Tea is the purest and best. Try it.
 Scc White x Whites hobby stock when you go 10 town.
 The Alden Fruit Vinegar for sale by J. II. Kershav & Co.
 Unrivalled baking Hours always kept at Hatloy $ Chrisiopher's. Great bargains given m sugars and coi,ees by. White X Whites. Genuine leaf fat tierca lard at White & Whites. Best in town. Good things to, eat can always be had at Hatley X Christopher's. See notice of big barbecue the 24th at Prescott, by the Democrats. Rolled beef fresh from Kansas City, Try it at Hatley & Christo- pher's.
 White & White have the most handsome lot of cream candies in town.
 Choice Japah tea, in handsome basket packages at White X Whites.
 Sid Woodbcry and and Monroe Denman went up to Hct Springs Sunday.
 J, T. Brooks, Agt., has just re- ceived car load of Leudinghans wag0hs.
 .Mr. Sam Cantly is improving his residence rear town by adding thereto.
 MT. D. B. Madden went up to Philadelphia Monday on legal business.
 A new colored NJ. F. Church near the colored school house, IS going uD,
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furnished splendid music, and Messrs. Atkinson, Thompkids and others mado interesting aud patii- otic speeches.
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Iioncavilio Happenings.

Preaching Sunday by Rev. Tur- nCr.
 w R Mcture j N Ncill and Os- car Phillips.will all get there.
 J " Nciil and family of Emmcr
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Poor Fellows!

Pros!rated, debilitated, enfce- blcd, thcy feel as if they were hardly worth picking up. They would hardly give the toss of Il bright penny for chance of a choice between lifc and death. But even such forlorn people can be renewed by the use of Browns Iron Rittcrs. 1t vitalizcs the blood, tones the nerves, and renOvatcs the system. MT. Isac C. Weed, Burr's Mills, O., says, "I used BrOwn's Iron Btters for general weakness, and it helped mo great ly."
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21

You are not old, yet your hair is getting thin. Your friends re- mark it, your wife regrets if. Par ker's Hair Balsam vii, stop this waste, save your hair aud restore the original gloss and color. Ex- ceptionally clean, prevents dand- ruff, a perfect dressing.
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RAILROAD TIME CARD.
PRESCOTT MARKETS.

Revised and corrected weekly by Woodbcry ts Psrns.
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JAKE,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-08-05
FernerieS.

1t is mistaken idea that ferneries
should never be allowed any sunshine in
order to do well. If the air about the
plants is kept moist, the sun will not hurt
them, at any time between September and
June. You often see ferns growing in
great luxuriance on the banks of streams
where they get a large amount OF sun
shine. 1t is the moisture that tempers the
sunshine, which gives them their vigorous
growth. In other words, they grow well
IN sunshine, provided there is plenty of
moisture. Another mistaken idea about
ternerieS is that they need no drainage.
In the common zinc pan, no provision is
made for this. The water settles to the
bottom of the soil and stagnates, and the
earth becomes heavy and sour, and the
plants, in consequence, become unhealthy.
A fernery, to be completely successful,
should have a double bottom. The pan
containing the soil should be full of holes
which will allow surplus water to drain
Oft into the lower, watertight pan, which
can be emptied whenever necessary. Be-
tore putting IN the soil, put spUDgy
matter in the bottom, and put the leaf
mold tor Your plants over it. You will
notice that ferns in the woods always
grow in sod that is light and full OF fibrous
matter, and never in a heavy, water-re-
tanning soil. In filing fernery with
plants, never crowd it. One good speci-
men is much more pleasing in appearance
when II has chance TO spread its fronds
in all directions, than a dozen plants
would be without plenty OF elbow-room.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-08-05
Down Broadway in 80 Seconds
WONDERS OF THE PNEUMATIC TuBE-TELE-
GRAPHING FROM LONDON TO CALCUTTA.

An Englishman stepped into the pneumatic
tube station on Broadway, near Houston
street. yesterday and asked the operator to
put blank cartridge into the pipe, to ex-
hibit its workings. A round leather box, like
long dice cup, with ring of felt around
each end was placed in the receiving cham
Der. The EnglIshman took out his watch,
looked at the second hand and, after pause,
said, "Let her go" The heavy iron chamber
was pushed over until it was in line with the
tube, and then with puff, whizz and rattle
the car ridge sped on its way down town, I'm
der the street car tracks on Broadway.
"Tell me when she stops" said the English
man. ''She has stopped already" replied
the operator. 1t took just thirty seconds for
that leather box to drop into the managers
office in the Western Union building, nearly
three-fOurths of mile away.
81 have seen just one thing more wonder
full than that" said the visitor. Il have
talked by cable from London to Calcutta
India. over 1000 miles of wire. Two wears
ago called upon Managing Director W. An
drews of the Indo- European Telegraph Com
pany. at No. Is Old Broad street, London. 1t
Fas Sunday evening. and the wires were not
very busy. Mr. Andrews called IN Emden
q 'rman town. Give me Odessa he
wired. In lew seconds we got the signal
from the Russian seaport city, and asked for
Iehersn, the capital of Persia. Call Kur-
rachee sand Andrews In lcss than half n
minute we were signalling that Ia iian town.
Ehe signals came at the rate of fifteen words
a minute. After learning that the London
Office was testing the long wires. Kurrachee
gave US Agra and we chatted pleasantly for
lev minutes with the operator on duiv there
In short time the operator switched us on
. hrT kl., Al
hrst the operator there could not believe he
was taking to London, and he asked. ia the
Morse language rs this really London,
EnglandF 1t was wonderful achievement
metallic communication without a break be-
tween the capital of the English nation and
the seat OF her government in India, 1000
miles away as the bird flies.
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PraC ical Recipes,

PINEAPPLE FRITTERs. Peel the pine
apple, taking care to remove all the eyes {;
cut III slices and remove the core dip in
batter and fry delicate brown. They
may be eaten with sauce made OF sugar
boiled TO syrup and favored to taste.
SCRAMBLED EGGs.-Pour one cup of
cream into frying pan When hot. pour
in one dozen eggs previously broken in a
dish. Cook slowly, stirring constantly
so that the eggs will be evenly done
Season with pepper and salt, and serve
hot
MINUTE PUDDING.-One pint of milk,
one-half teaspoopful of salt, one pint of
flour. Boil the milk after adding the salt /;
when the milk begins to rise stir in the
flour and as soon as it is we'll mixed the
pudding is done. This should not be
made until after the sauce, as it should be
eaten as soon as made.
PoACHED EGGs.-Four eggs. four table
spoontuls of milk. one teaspoonful of
salt, one teaspoonful of butter. Beat the
eggs, salt and milk together. Melt the
butter in small pan or earthen dish and
add the beaten milk and egg, stirring
constantly until it is cooked through.
WhiSh ltHuilV hOOuL lWO
Do not let it cook until hard
BRoTLED FISH Cut square pieces of
salt goldfish and freshen in cold water
over night. In the morning proil in
wire broiler exactly as if it were beef
steak, and butter it. Serve on a hot dish.
Always remember to place the dish in
which hot food is TO be served on top of
the teakettle or in the open oven that it
may be hot and then 1t will not chill the
food into lukewarm or sodden condi-
ton.
JELLY RoLL.-Three eggs, one cup of
prepared flour and one of powdered sugar,
one tablespoonful of butter. elly or jam
rub the butter into the sugar, add the
beaten eggs, the flour, and pour into a
baking pan, well creased. Bake rapidly,
and while still warm spread with jelly,
jam or marmalade. Roll it up, pin band
OF soft cloth about it to keep it in shape.
and do not move this until the cake is cold
and firmA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-08-05

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