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Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21
Educational Department,
J. W. CONGER, Editor.

Every teacher must have a plan of work. Methods are only for study and improvement. They are only suggestive, and not for the purpose of forestating original ity. Methods should stimulate and direct effort They are not 10 save trouble-merc labor saving machines. Hard nOrk is necessa. ry. Teachers must fully realize this. Ones own plans, when the ontgrowth of study and comparing methods, is superior to blind intita ton. No teacher can boast ofhav- ing the only method. What can be successfully used by one, will be found in. ffectnal for another. Test all methods and gather the funda mental truths, and let you indlvid' utilities manifest itself in youl method.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21
A RailrOadcr Speaks.

My wife has been a great suffer CT from Catarrh. Several physi clans and various patent medicines were resented to, yet the disease continued unaba;ed, nothing ap- bearing to make any impression upon it. Her constitution finally oceanic implicated, the poison be ing in her blood
 1 secured bottle of B. B. B. and placed he: upon it's use, and to our surprise the improvment be gan at once, and her recovery was rapid and complete. No other preparation ever produced such s wonderful change, and for all forms of Blood Diseases I cheer fully recommend B. B. B. as a superior Blood Purifier.
 R. P. DODGE,
 Yardma.ter Georgia Railroad,
 Atlanta Ga
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21

Will begin to plant cotton soon.
 The plumS are seriously inj lred by the recent frosts.
 Ed Hood has been round look ing up the jurors. Look out, boys.
 Would that l could have such luck that Arba had the other Sun day.
 The Union Sunday.School of Pea Ridge is :n prosperous con dition. I hope it will continue SO.
 The reason why C;psar spoke ot me as marshal of Laneshurg, is that some of the delegates voted for him once or twice in the con- vention two years ago for repre- sentative, and think he will make & terrible leap and a rough tumble for the Presidents seat this tune. Now wouldn't his mosquito sEanks look, stuck in the Presidents shoes.
 FELIX.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21
En, net ktehings.
Health good, Plenty of rain.
WERDNA

Health good,
 Plenty of rain. X good many of the fnny tribe are being captured from the Ca rouse.
 Farmers arc mostly done plant ing corn and nave commenced planting cottCn.
 w. G. Marshall was elected mayor at the last municipal cleo tion. and W. G. Barton marshal.
 Married at the residence of the bside's mother in Emlnct, April 18th, MT. Thos. McGough to Miss Namiu Daily.
 Stainton & McSwain have re- ceived an immense stock of dry goods, shoes and hats, which they seem to be selling out very rapid ly.
 MT Richard McLnre Is favorably spoken of here as a candidate for circuit clerk. Dick is good man and if elected to the office would make q good clerk.
 A certain young man of our neighborhood was heard to ob- serve that he wished his cores pondcnts would stamp their letters before putting them in the post-of- fee.
 We would respectfully ask all farmers to give more attention to their corn crops than they have in the past, and try and make enough corn for home consump. ton.
 We are glad to see that Oscar Phillips has announced through the columns of the PICAYUNE as a candidate for reelection 10 the of flee of sheriff. Mir. Phillips made a good sheriff. and he will, if nom. mated by the democratic party, carry Emmet township almost sol i'd over any man the Greenbackers may bring out
 Emmct is becoming noted for its inventors. Mr. R. U. Donald has invented a well-augur, Mir lIolings- worth a contrivance for measuring and leveling land, and Esq Neill has invented very fine soap. This latter by the way, is the most important invention of all, for there is more soap than anything else needed in the government.
 EGO.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21


 THERE is strong probability of the present Indian Territory being opened up for white settlers, and recognized under the name of "Oklohoma" Territory, if not by the present Congress, by subse- qntnt one in the near future. The House committee on territories, favor such a move now, but the Senate may object. If the Terri tory was opened up, it would be of great benefit to Arkansas. As the case now stands, it is almost an impossible barrier on our wes- tern border.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21
COUNTY NEWS.
Contributed by the Special Corres'
 pOndents of the Picaynnc.
IsosstOn Racket.

Peaches not killed.
 Blake Gladden., seriouly sick last week.
 Joe Lester has moved to Waldo, with his family.
 The "crank" did not contra dict single assertion.
 Robt Singleton was to be seen around our burg recently.
 Luicus Hinton showed his broad smiles to Rosston citizens last week.
 Dr. Collier is doing considerable dentist work in the neighborbood of Rosston. He seems to under- stand his business.
 am glad the candidates are announcing themselves. It fur nishes the people with something to talk about. Let all put their names in the papers, have citcu'ar letters printed, and be certain to stay at home.
 What say the farmers about a "pO fence law" Would it not bC better for the country in regard to keeping up farms-nnd then would it not cause tho farmers t0 make better preparation for stock, in the way of pastures, and thereby caus ing the stock business to ba more protitabl-i Let's hear from others
 John Haltom, from Steven Sta ton was perambulating around his former haunts last week, looking to be in tine spirits. John strictly observs the golden rule,' thereby he has clear cOnscince and when the days work is done, no can lie down at night "And not d wave Oi trouble roll across his peaceful breast.'
 WERDSA
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21
BOn.hton Bricts.

Mir A. J. Jones has the boss Irish potato patch.
 Most farmers are busy planting cotton and re-plan,ing corn.
 Gardens are looking fine, al though "cotton tail" is being accus- ed of doing great damage.
 The Sunday school at Sweet Home is rapidly coming up, having an enrolment of forty.O one pupils.
 Miss Synthia Delaughter, one of our most popular young ladies, is egg agent for Mir James Wilson, of Bierne.
 Prof. W " Mayesis a candidate matrmony, and says "dog on 1t, when will my time.comef" Be faith fnl, Will. One vote will elect you, but ifyou get lett, don't turn sick over it, as has our friend II. NJ. Barham.
 The Grecnback party is dead in Boughton township. We have no more speaking by Greenback ora tors, no more meetings of Green' back clubs. In fact, the Green back element here seems to be as dead IS "hector,% Notwithstanding the Dispatch man keeps the Green back note .standing which says that the Boughton club will meet the first Saturday in each month. Those who live At a distance will please remember that 1t does not meet, unless it meets in some se. crct place, where Democrats nev. CT go.
 RlCT
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21
Lancsburg Leaflets.

Health was never better.
 Gardens are doing finely.
 Beautiful growing weather.
 Farmers are busy planting cot, ton.
 Corn is coming up and is look ing well.
 The most fonrisning Sunday school in this part of the county ie at Tanyard school house.
 Yes, Felix, a large amount of brain and self-confidcnce is all right provided a fellow is not SO unfortunate as to possess too much of the latter. ] feel safe in saying that if large brain was indispen sable 10 carry a fellow safely through these low grounds of sor- row, that you and l, and numbers of others, would fail to get there. Mr. Joseph C. Roberts, of Bosque county, Texas, has been visiting friends and relatives here tho past week. He was born and raised in Hampstead county, and moved to Texas near 30 yearsiago. When a young man, he followed bear hunt. ing a great deal and it is quite in- terosting to hear him tell of the many bears he killed, when all of this country was almost an unbro' ken wilderness.
 CESAR.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21

THE Washington Press of Satur- day, after copying our article of last week abont Nevada county be- ing entitled to name the nominee of the Democratic party for this Senatorial district, composed of Hcmpstead and this county, treats it very lightly. And now we rise to remark that Hempstead county and the Press need not expect to always get -fourths of all the "chicken-pio" ofsouthwest Arkan- sas, if that county does poll lit- tie larger vote. If she wants to do all the nominating, then she can do all the electing. if such a thing can be possible. Nevada won't submit to being the vassale of Hampstead or any other county. Sarcasm sell dom wins in anything, Bro. Civ ems.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21

Take Norx Carolina and M"ssa- chusettS as the units of measure In 1880 the taxable property Ot Massachusetts was sl ,6OO,0OO, ,0OO. and the school tax was s4,OO0,0OO That i., Massachusestt pays sl.OO a year out of every a4O0 of taxable property. In 1880 the taxable property of North Carolina was sl60, 100000, and the school tax was $40O,0OO. That is. sl.OO out ol every a400 of taxable property, which is exactly what Massachu setts pays.-Circular No. i, 1881, Bureau of Education.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21
BOdcaw Bits.
EGO.

Come out Mir. Candidate, and let's hear from some more of you.
 Weather fine for farming, and farmers are making good use of the time.
 Good stands of corn generally. Some cotton put in tho ground the past week.
 Last Friday at 3 o'clock Rev. Ben Landers preached a sermon at the house of Mir. H. T. Wafford's, who is lying very low, and the call was for his benefit. It was good sermon and there was n good turn. out to hear him.
 After the 2Sth of this month, Esq. Logan will hold his court at Bodcaw, on Saturday before the first Sunday in each month. By
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21

Purposes in teaching prepara- tory English:
 l. In oral speech. gramatical concord with elegance. Do your pupils speak accurately and with elegance in conversations! Are you. in this respect, proper ex. ample for your pupils'
 ?. In written work, gran,mah- cal concord, accurate spelling, prop CT capitalization and punctuation, and facility in work. Study each of these points, and test your pu- pills ability ill compositions and letters.
 8. Tine third purpose is stimu lation and a development of a proper sense of appreciation for good and pure English as funda. mental and essential for accuracy, elegance and power. Do your pu. pills love pure Englishl Do they love to read our pure English au- thors9 If not, they are not them selves in harmony with these ele meuts which alone can give accu- racy, elegance and power of ex. pression. Grammar encloses with in itself, as the nutshell encloses the kernel, all the rich mysteries of the study of langusge.' Make children see this.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21
No Mystery About It.

There are no mysteries or se- crets about the compromising of Browns Iron Bitters. The prepa. ration of iron is the only one that can be taken without iniuring the teeth or stomach. It gives vigor to the feeble, life to the facilitated. and health to the dyspeptic. You need not fear to give i, to the most delicate child. Mrs. Emc a Will Hams. of Starkweather, Miss, says, Ut relieved my daughter of dys. pepsia, and myself of general de- bility."
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21
CESAR.
Antioc Pickinss.

Health good.
 Weather fine.
 Work ahead is good advice. Corn coming up and looking fine. Brother G., lot all true demo- crats take heed and rally to the standard.
 That young lady is getting well, the ono that Dr Will Phillips gave an overdose of tafly to- Doc, don't tell any more.
 1 don't think, Bro. Gardner, that you have treated us, as c0rrespon- dents, right. You ignored our rights. We did not intend 10 an. nounce for any of the boys, we simply said who we thought, and in fact knew, was the most popular me to lead the party. Now, the strongest men have not come out yet; the two best are Ed Hood for sheriff and J. w. Neill for county judge,
 ROVER.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21
Democrats, Attention.

By order of the chairman, the members of the Democratic cen. tral committee of Nevada county, are hereby requested to meet at the office of Montgomery, Madden X Montgomery. in the town of Prescott. at ono o'clock, in the af. ternoon of Saturday, the Sth day of May, next. The members oi said body arc as follows:
 Albany, pr. A. D. Wren, Chair man;
 Alabama, l.. c. Cook;
 Bought n, II. II. Meyers; Caney, w. R. Mcclure;
 Emmet, J. l.. McGough;
 Georgia, J. NJ. Rhodes jr;
 Jackson. D. w. Tolcr;
 Leakc. W. l.. Pipkin; Missouri, II. G. Brooks;
 Parker, R. II. Michel; Redlsnd, ", R. Barham. Taylor, J. c. Watts;
 Union, J. R. Blake;
 Five constitute a quorum.
 D. B. Madden Sec'y.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21

Teachers should stand by their fraternity. Physicians are loyal to their craft against all attacks; law yers never admit any weaknesses in their guild so long as profess ional methods are followed; cler- gymen are jealous of the preroga- tiyes of the cloth. Is it so with teachersi-~Journal of Education, Boston.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21

WE see a call from a large num- Der of prominent citizens, asking Bro, J. J. Thomasson, of the Oko- Iona Messenger, 10 make the race for State Senator from that dis. tIict. We have known Mir. T. for many years, and can testify to his true moral worth and ample ability to fill said office, to which we hope the good people of Clarke will raiSa him
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21
Hon 'rhOs. C. Mclsac.

The announcement of the above 1 for reelection to Con 1 gress from this district appears elsewhere in this paper. As yet there is no aspirant to oppose him, and we hope there will not be. A clear, clean walk over, would be fitting complim ent to him as worthy public servant who has done his whole duty, as well as in acknowledgment of his brilliant victory won in Septem- Der of last year, over Judge c. E. Mitchell, the most formidable op. ponent to Democracy in the dis trict. Again, as intimated above MT. McRae has done good service for his constituents in Congress. He has introduced a number of bills, that should become laws. His bill to protect homestead set tiers within railway limits has pal 8 ed the House, and will probably become law. and be of great ben eft and help to thousands of poor farmers all over the country. II is unnecessary to try to enumerate what all he has done, suffice it to say he has done efficient, steady work.
 We have received and perused a copy of his speech favoring the free coinage of silver. It is a log ical and common sense presenta- ton of this intricate subject, and shows that he has well posted him. self on this question. The follow ing is the closing paragraph of his excellent speech.
 "Something must be done Things can. not remain us they now exist Tho whole business of the country is standing still. and | lt beboores us, the representatives, 10 take ' l forward step we dare not go backward and we ought not to be contented to stand still l Confidence is being withdrawn from the government and we have evidences ofdiscon- | tent all over the land. 1 appeal to the 1 American congress, and particularly the l Democratic msmbcrs of it, to respect the wishe. of tho people by passing thi. act and avert the desolation thnt otherwise awaits the debtors of our country. Before tomorrow sun shall go down trust the wires will flash lhe new. to the world that this Mouse han de- clncd for the free coinage of silver. Alp | plause.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21

THE two famous Georgia Sans, Sam Jones and Sam Small, receiy- ed each 5000 for their months work preaching at Chicago. It is said, as a result of their labor, 1O,- GOO additions were made to the evangelical churches. They go to Baltimore the first of May to stay one month.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21

The order in teaching new words should be: 1. The meaning or idea: ?. The pronunciation: 3. Tine form or spelling. The child does not know the word until he knows it in these three aspects. The idea, the spoken symbol, the writ ten symbol. Apply this in read ing lessons.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21
Clayton Chips.
Rain plentiful.
RICK

Rain plentiful.
 Some of the candidates will loose s5D0.
 Cotton planting is the order of the day.
 Farmers are having to plant some Lf their corn over. The good people of Forest Hill have organized a Sunday. school Rosston failed to furnish any racket for tho PICAYUSE last week. Spring opened with n dance at Dr. J. $. Waddles on the eve of the 12th.
 OLD HICKORY.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21
THE Arkansas county Democrat.

THE Arkansas county Democrat ic central committee met last week and decided to hold township con ventions June 9th, and the county convention the 18th of June. Pu- laski coanty will also hold it's con veniions abou; the same time. It would be we'll for the Democrats of Nevada corntv ta wake up and 90 to work ii earnest.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE Ar CAMDEN ARK. !
 Feb. 27. lS8G

LAND OFFICE Ar CAMDEN ARK
 Feb.27, 1886.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the ~ following-namel settler has filed notice Of his entention to nuke final proof in sup- port of his claim, md that said proof will be made before the County Judge of Nevada Co, Ark, at Prescott Ark, on 18th of Anril loS6' viz; Lewis II. Husky of Nevada Co. Ark; Id entry s8ll. for the E4 of the SEi ana SW of Skf of See l7, Tp 10 $ R28 w He names the following witnesses to prove ms continuous residence upon, and cultyn- uoh ol sald land, viz; William L. Cox. Hen fy N' Kitchens David Stewart, James Mont gomery, all of Prescott, Ark.
 W. k. RAMSEY. Rcri,tnr
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21
For Representative.

Editor PIcAYUNr.-Iou will please an- nounce me as Il candidate for the Legi,a- ,ure, to represent Nevada county. In com ing out as q candidate for this office, I have acted upon the earnest solicitation of prom. nent citizens, residents of different parts of the county I shall hold myself subject to tho will of tho Democratic convention, and whatever shall be tho action of said conven- tion, it will be my pleasure to obey.
 am yours RespAly,
 Ray. Gao. W. REEVES,
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21

Acquisition is completed only by reproduction. If the child can not reproduce the truths in his lesson, you may be sure his acqui. sition ot the truths is not complete.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21

A bill has passed Congress au- thorizing the building of new congressional library building at Washington. For the site S550.- 900 is appropriated, and to begin with, $500,0O0 for building.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21
Messrs. B. w. Bourland, z. ". Bailey m

Messrs. B. w. Bourlnnd, z. W. Bailey md others:
 GENTLEMEN:-Your communication ask. ing that l make the race for circuit and county clerk, to hand. Please accept my thanks tor the confidence you rcposo in me At your solicitation and that of friends from All parts of the county, l hereby comply with requests, and announce myself a candi- date for the said office, subject to tho will and action of the Democratic party. Very truly.
 w R. MCLURE.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21

SPECIAL dispatches say Presi, dent Cleveland has at last been se- riously wounded by the fiery darts from Cupids bow, and will be mar. ried to the daughter of his late law partner, Judge Folsom, of Buffalo, N. Y. It is said the marriage will occur at the White House, in June next.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21
For County and Probate Judge.

Wo are authorized to announce C.. A.. Hale, the present incumbent AS n candidatc, for reelection to the office of County and Probate Judge, subject to the action of the Democratic party.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21
For SenAtor.

We are authorized to announce C. A. Bridewell, of Hope. ss Il candidate fhr the State Scra'c from this, the Twentieth dis trict. subject 10 the action of the Democrat jc convention.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21
For Trensnrcr.

Editor PICAYUNE:-Pleaso announce that l am a candidate for reelection nS TroaSurcr of Nevada county, subject 10 the acton oi the Democratic party. Respect,
 W. J. BLAKE.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21
For Circuit Judge.

We are authorized to announce A. B. Williams of Washington, as candidate for Judge of this, the Ninth judicial circuit, sub feet to the action of the Democratic coHvon- tion
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21
For 1ax Assessor.

We arc authorized 10 announce Capt John Parker aS acanddate for reelection to the office of Tax Assessor, subject To the ac- of the Democratic pnriI.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21

l have all blanks necessary for directors, and will be glad to fur nish to all who need them.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21

THE Texarkena Independent has enlarged to seven column paper, and is much improved in appearance.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21

We aro authorized to announce the pres ent incumbent, Oscar Phillips, as candidate for re- election to the office of Shcriit subject to the action of the Democratic party.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21
For Cnnrress

We are authorized to announce Thos: c. McRac as Il candidate for reelection to Con crees from this, thc Third District, subject to the action of the district convention.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21

The Association at Washington was a success, though the attend. ance was small, because of the rain. Next meeting at Lewisville in August.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21

THE strike is still "on", with no change favorable to the strikers probable. Freight is being moved all right, however.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21

We are authorized to announce lsham Mack, of Ros,ton, us candidate for the office nf Sheria, subject to the action of the Demo- cratic partV
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21

SECRETARY Lamar has left Washington, to visit Memphis and other Southern cities.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-21

It is stated that secretary Man. hing is likely to go abroad as Min ister to Russia.