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FOR SALE.

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For further particulars apply to Captain on board th'
Barkentne Amelia
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-02
A KailrOader Spcaas.

My wife has been a great suffer CT from Catarrh. Several physi- cians and various patent medicines g were resol ted to, yet the disease continued unaba:ed, nothing ap- bearing to make any impression upon it. Her constitution finally became implicated, the poison be. ing in her blood.
 1 secured a bottle of E. E. E. and placed he- upon it's use, and to our surprise the inprovment be- gan at once, and her recovery wa. rapid and complete. No other preparation ever produced such |. wonderful change, and for all forms of Blood Diseases l cheer fully recommend 5. E. R. as a superior Blood Purifier.
 k. r. DODGE,
 Yardmastcr Georgia Railroad,
 Atlanta Ga'
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-02
lies, Mach;nery Work and Repairs Little Rock, Arkansas.

we might abolish a few Circuit and save one Judges salary in every one. Again, about two weeks time would clear the dock. ct, tho people would elect better men for. magistrates, and by cut ting off tho husinessyou cut off the expenses aMd a reduction of taxes will follow.
 We might provide for appeals in cases whero the Magistrates have acted partially, or failed to give the law correctly, and in such cases let the appellant prepare 2 statement particularly setting forth the points or facts wherein he be. lievcd the, magistrate erred, and sub:: it the same to the Magistrate for his signature, then forward the bill as prepared, together with a copy of the judgment, to the Cir. cult Judge, and if he thinks the Magistrate erred let him grant the appeal, if not, let him refuse it. If an appeal be granted the Judge will consider tho case wherein the Magistrate erred, an,l'try it upon that proposition alone, for there is no use tor the Circuit Court to try what the Magistrate may have le- gally tried, and undo the work that was lawfully done. For fear of taxing your valuable space, will close
 DAISY DELL.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-02

Mir. Geo. w. Price, living about five miles north of Prescott, brought us a bunch of the finest wheat we ever saw. He has over five acres in cultivation. ltwOuld be a great deal better if more of our farmers would initiate his ex- ample
 Macbeth asked his doctor if he could "Pluck from the memory a rooted sorrow, or rage out the written troubles of the brain." Of course he could not. But Browns Iron Tonic can ''raze out" the sys- tenn, indigestion. sick headache :, and chills and fever and all mala- rial dregs. For sale by Hugh Mon. crief & Bro. Prescott Ark.
 Mir. Samuel Dougan, of Hickory Grove, caught what was thought to be a species of the Pelican, Sum- day evening. The bird got tan. gled in q pine tree top, and meas. ures eight feet, six inches from tip to tip. 1, is snow white, and it's bill is over a foot long. 4
 To OUR PATROSs:-During the absence of the editor and propric. tor in Georgia, Messrs. D. B. Mad den and Prof. J. w. COnger will write for the paper. George Wheat, foreman of the office, will attend to other business. Parties desiring to settle for subscription, pay for advertisements, make con tracts. etc., will please see hiic during our absence.
 Last week wc heard one of our farmers say: II believe l could take a few bottles of Browns Iron Tonic and go into swamp where it would take three alligators to live one year and have perfect health. It is the very best me'li. cine I ever saw to both cure and prevent chills and fovcr. and half the diseases incident to the eli. mate. Price, sl.N per bottle. TOT sale by Moncrief X Bro.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-02
Shcrin's Sale.

I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder on credit of three months, m front of the court house door, in Prescott, Ark, on the llth day of June, A. D. iss6, be- tween the hours for judicial salcs, the fol. lowinr real estate to-wt: Half interest in !! NW{, Section l. Township II, Range 20 west, no. of acres al a-l00 Purchaser to give bond with good securi- tv, bearing interest at 10 p~ tent. from date. Levied upon by me ss the property of 6eo' w. Mendenhall. to satisfy aD execution in my hand agains. him. which issued from the office of the clerk of tho circuit court in and for Nevada county, m favor of AlYs l.. Mitchell. dated May li, 1876,
 OSCAR PHILLIPS, Sheriff.
 By w. II. PHILLIPS, D. \.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-02

Officer J. D. Green, of the police force of Little Rock. says Able's Honey of Tar cured him ofa terrible cold that had settled on his lungs. and it also cured ss if by magic n dangerous case of eroup in ono of his little children.
 Fred. W. Bush, our wholesnle ag"nt for Salne county Ark. writes Dr. Ablc's 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., 1886-06-02
Notice for Publication.
LAxp OFFICE Ar CAMDEN ARK.
 April % 1SS6

LAsD OFFICE Ar CAMDEN ARK.
 April, 22.lsst. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the ~ following named settler has filed notice of his entsntion to make firal proof in sup port of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the C"unty Judge of Nevada Ca. Ark. at Prescott Ark. on 10th of June ls86, viz: Dick Parks of Nevada Co Ark. ...Hd cn,ryo0H. for the NWt of the SEi of Sec. a5. Tp F R22 W.
 He names the following witnesses to prove hi. continuous residence upon, and cultiva- lion of. said land, viz: Alfred B. Luck, Tbomns Grant, Abe Henry and Willy Luck, all of Bourland's Store Ark.
 w. K. RAMSEY, Register.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-02
A Comm unlcatiOn.

Editor PICAyUNE:Afn the local columns of the Dispatch, of the 2G of May appears the followin. para graph.
 "The damage suits all went against the town. 1.-the old coun- cil had to pay for thicr negligence out of their own pockets, no one would be sorry. But it is hard to make the City Trcasurery suffer for their failures. The moral is, elect good aldermen. Money bags and miacrs make poor council men"
 Evidently the mill of th. editor had about run out when that para. graph was written, the supply hay ing been pretty we'll exhausted in notifications of strikes and appoli. gics for communists and anarchists, and having but little ammunition left he fired what little remained into the late city council. Before writing he should have examined the record, and learacd that only two of tue damage suits wen, against the town, ono having been dismissed at the cost of the plain. tiff.
 He ought also to have. inquired into the financial condition of the town at the..tims tho late. .counci took controll. If he had he woult have found that it was in debt, ant that the payment of the debts ex hausted the funds.
 1 line had made inquiry he woult also hayo found that all the Owncri of property ahbntting on the side walks were repeatedly notified tt make the necessary repairs, whicl they neglected and refused to do that tho town treasurery was emp ty and the council c0nld not gc the work done without tho money to pay fer it. If,
 He ought to know also tha while judgments have gore sgains thetown for small sums in tw, cases, yet the owners of propert. abutting on side walks where th injuries occurred will, in the en' have to foot the bills. Perfaps he had known this he. would no ] have shed SO many tears on nc count of the loss to the town We wonder if he will bs SOFT. , when lie finds this out!
 We only dcsirse desir to add tha if the present city council is re pairing tho side walks, Jas Bro Ansley in another paragraph say , they ar~) and are paying for th same out of the money in the cit. Treasury. they are doing something that the law docs not authoriz them to do, unless they intend t' and do, make the owners of th' property abntting on the sid walks pay for the same Tho la, requires that every owner of prop crty shall keep the side walk il front of his property in repair. O pay to the town cost of the same provided the work that is rcquii O. te be donc on the streets aud xlliel by those subject to road duty Il not sufficient to keep the same il repair. So, if Bro. Ansley meonI to look after the interist of tho town, and keep the officers there of in due bounds, and hold then to anacconnt for their steward ship, he ought to inquire into the means by which the side walks art being repaired.
 The former council doubtless erI cd in some respects, but we under take to say fat the most they dit WAS fully authorized by the law The blame for the damage suits should net be heaped upon them but upon the property holders ft l failing to repair the sidewalks. MEMBERS OF THE OLD COUNCIL.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-02
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Office of .Jpo. T. Chichester.

Ofhcc Of Jn0. T. Chldc~tcr,
 Camden, Ark. Aug. 1, iSsS. Satants Medicine G.. Little Eoeh, Ark, GENrs:--I have used yonr Satanis in my famil, for over a year. 1 have given it to my little ones ss well as tho growu people, and have never givcn but one dose in each case to cure the fever or chills permanently. It is ss hsImlsss M water, and ns sure to cure with one dose xs the summer snn is to melt ice; and if the people of the United States were awxr, of such remedy being in Little Rock, Ark. it would be sent out in train loads. It k certainly the greatest remedy for clills on earth. Yours truly,
 JSo. T. CHiDEspEK. .Es
 Col. Chidestcr ia known throughout the South a. the largest and oldest stage con tractor in the United < ates.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Concerts.
 Examination.
 New pickles at Hatley & Chris QpherS.
 New dry good. just arrived at l.. $. CarSuh'S.
 The Mills are now shipping a great lenl of lumber. x / The Davis Quilting Frame has Rome to Prescott to stay. x "California" hams aud dried beef at Uatlcy & Chris,"pi,crs.
 Shaving 10 cents, hair cattins x5 cents, at E. l.. Langtord's.
 \. T. Richmond wishes to buy two yoke of good work oxen.
 The Alden Fruit Vinegar for gale hy ;. II. Kersi'aw X Co.
 Nr. Delay will soon have an other brick kiln ready to turn.
 Unrivalled baking Hours always Lcpt at Hatley X Christophvr.. Good things to eat can always ue had at Ha,lry X ChristOphels. Call on Touchstole & Marlborough for agencies before you arc too late. x
 Mrs. A. A. Pledger is visiting relatives in Dallas cou1'y this week. x x
 More good agents wanted to represent Davis' 1886 Quilting Frame.
 Rolled beef fresh from Kansas City. Try it at llatlcy X Christo- phci's.
 What causes all this rush on West Front street? Low pri ces at !, $. CarsOn's.
 Jno. Milburn's residence is very mach improved by tue addition oi TWO new rooms.
 Fruit jars! Fruit jarsM Go to j. NJ, Denman X Brother and get them cheap.
 Airs. Hodge, and son Charlie left last Tuesday for Fordyce to visit relatives there.
 Our young friend JnO. Sullivan, has returned from the Memphis Business College.
 The finest and best molasses m tho city--the sugar drip-tor sale by J. II. Kcrsllaw x Co.
 Judge Smootc will deliver the address before the school next Friday night at tho Park.
 Thore will be picnic at Moscow AcXt Saturday. Some of the Pres. cg4 boys expect to attend.
 Mir. E. s. Johnson, of Huntsville, Alabama. is here on a visit to hls brother, Mir. ID. W. Johhsoh. < X Five Quilting Frames spoken fur at tho post office Saturday All tho good citizens endorse It.
 Big lot of nails just received. Win 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. Mcssrs. J. E., q. w. and ?. k. LagroDs went fishing last Monday. J'ish, fish, fish; who are tue nexH / Something simple and entirely new for the ladies at the post yk.,;., ssc nptItinv N r,, m a
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-02
Appeals.

MR. EDIroR:-Floasc allow me, through the columns of your pa per, to offer some suggestions to candidates for the next Legislature on the subject of appeals. Tals one thing Is now the cause of a heavy tax upon the pcople-has been, and unless checked by leEis. lation, will be for ell time to come and is growing wOrsc.
 We onco had law providing that no appeal should be taken from q justices court. where the amount in controversy WAS *2O or less, but now appeals are taken from any amount, and our circuit court docket is full of little frivolous cases, that ought never to have been carried there.
 We want law to prohibit talk. ing appeals from inferior courts where the amount is less than fifty dollars, for tho reason, that 1t a magistrate, together with six of his neighbors, cannot give justice to that amount, they ought to abolish the office. Then again, i!such was law, litigatins parties would sure ly exhaust all their means in plac. ins their cases properly before the in ustice, whereas nearly halfO them let the case go by default. and take an appeal, again it costs the coun' ty forty.eight dollars per day to furnish juries to try these little cases. when in fact tho amount at stake will not amount to the at- torney's fees. And this accumu- lated a vast amount of court busi- ness that is really detrimental to both parties, the loss of time, the attorneys fees and the witness fees soon doubles the case. Again the Railroad Company never think of coming in Justice Court to set up a defense. but on tho other hand, they have the appeal paper before the Justice some time be. foro judgment is rendered, and many cases not worth moro than ten dollars. And you, gentle reader, are taxed to pay the cost of such worthless little cases. Let them bring forward their defense before the magistrates, if not, let them abide his judgment. Down with such, men will be more neighborly, will not be having each other because they can.
 Records Of past cases exempli' ies every word of tho above. New Judicial Circuits were created in order to dispose of the business in old Circuits. If we had such a law
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-02

Messrs. Montgomery X Hopkins. Mcrth- Appleton. Ark, July 3l. says: Send two dozen boxes sMexican Liver Pills" We thought we got enough from your agent when here to run us. We can't sell any oth- CT pin. People won't have any but tho "Msxican Pill" Your Satants never failed vet. Your medicines all sell well. For sale by Mopcrief E Bro.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-02

Sstanfa Lnimeut is the king of pain kill ers. It penetrate. through the skin and aes,, to the very bone, driving out all pain and soreness and morbid secretions. and restores the afflicted part to sound and supple health.
 IIcadache is immediately relieved by the use of Sxtanta Linmcnt.
 Pile remedy Satanta Liniment will cure piles. both external and internal.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-02

McMsnns X Fsgs,, in charge of the race track stable. near Little Rock, say great many horses had been brought to them for treatment tha, were hloated with arsenic and other pois"nou. drugs, and seemingly not worth their hides. and sll that was necessary WAS a course of Able's Blue Grass Condition Powders.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-02
Programme of Examination.
THURSDAY.

9 to 10:30 a. h., chart class, lst grade. lO:3O to l2, 2nd and Ord
 INTERMlS 2:30 P. m.. 4th and 9th grades 2::3O to 4;3O, 9th grade.
 FRIDAY. 9 to 10 a. m., 7th grade, Arith. mctic, 10 to 1l:15 a. m, 9th grade Geometry, 1l:l5 to l2:l5 a. m. Sti' grade. Civil Government.
 INTERMISSION. ? to 3:l5 p. m., 9lh grade. Aige' bra: 3:l5 to 4:3O p. m. Sth grade, Rhetoric.
 Little folks concert Thursday night; Graduating Exercises Fri day night. All free. Night cxsr clses at Park.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-10
THE NATIONAL GAME.

HOME RUNS fetch $50 apiece at Memphis
RAMSEY, of Louisville, struck out 10i men
In thirteen games.
O'RoURKE, of New York leads the League
players with the bat.
REMARKABLY good fielding is being done
by the League clubs this season.
DAILY, of Newark, is considered the most
graceful catcher in the Eastern League.
NEARLY every prominent professional
club has already had one or more players
crippled
ALL the New England League games havs
had large attendance, despite the unfavorable
weather.
THERE have been already quite a number
of games in which two home runs were made
by one side,
CAN it be possible that some of the once
high-priced players are giving limited base
ball for a limited salary!
BASEBALL is likely to take root in Austria
liza, club being in progress of formation by
some Americans in Sydney.
CINCINNATI was the first Association club
to win three games out of a series of four
from the champion st. Louis Browns.
The left-handed hitters of the Detroit team
and seven of them bat this way-practice
batting south paw pitcher every morn
ing.
WILLIAM STUDTMAN, while playing in a
game near Kankakee, ILL.,, was struck on the
side of his head by a pitched ball, and died in
ten minutes
SATURDAY is the Athletics lucky day For
three years they have not lost game. at
home or abroad, on that day, SO says the
Philadelphia Times
NINE men in Thomaston, all above 200
pounds in weight, are anxious to play game
of ball with any other nine of Iua weight
in any part Of the country, for dinner for
the two mines.
Chicago vanquished Philadelphia thr, o
times in succession with ease, while Det OF 3
got their three from the Quakers W til great
difficulty. On the other hand ChiCa5o and
Detroit were each beaten once by St Louis
in the opening games, but New YORK de
feated st. Louis the first three gamei
A MOST remarkable game was played re-
| Gently in Lewistown, Penn, between the
/ home team and the Lancaster Club. The
visitors were unabled TO score a run until the
ninth inning, the home team in the mean
| while having secured eight runs. In the last
inning the Lancasters piled up nine runs, and
/ won amid intense excitement
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-10
Changes In Congress.

There is nothing in this country that
has undergone greater change than
its Congress. When was in that body,
says Judge James J. Lindley, Of St..
Louis, to a Globv- Democrat reporter, we
received S. day, and even that was an
advance which at that time was strongly
opposed and condemned by some. My
first year l received $720, while on tha
next year the payroll credited me with
about So. 900. The only satisfaction now
is in knowing that Webster and Clay
worked for the same money. Then wa
did a great deal of our own committee
work also. Now the payroll for COM
mittce clerks is about as large as it then
was for members. This shows vast
change. The present members of Con-
gress can hardly appreciate how the
work was then done.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-10

In Vienna the goose is skinned before
1t is sent to the market, aud the skin
garnished with its down is sold as swans
skin or down, 1t is thus effected; The
skin of the back is slit, and the whole
is drawn over the head like a shirt with
the greatest care, so as not to injure the
breast. Such skin sells for two or
three francs, but the value of the bird
is lesscncd onc-ffth The carcasscs arc
sent to Paris, and are eagerly bought up by
the work people and tavcrn-keepers At
Poitiers there are two houses which pre-
pare annually 10000 to $4,000. swan
downs, England and America being the
chief markets.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-06-10
SIX SILVER CERTIFICATES.
Singular Travels OF Money Supposed
he COnntr, fl N

Singular Travels OF Money Supposed Il
be Counterfeit Paper.
There are several persons in Boston who
can't tell the value Of silver certificates wheL
they see them. The following remarkabl,
story of ignorance comes from the city detec-
tives. A Western lady lodging in Union
Park hlu six 500 silver certificates, which
through care losSnesS We're left where they
fell into the LANDS of a C ambnrmaid. They
had been gone several days before they wert
missed, and, " hen quest Toned, the maid sac
she had found some paper that wasn't
money and took it to two different boarder
in the Eouse, who both pronounced the bills
Counterfeit There were three women
servants in the house. one of whom, the cook
was a sister of the finder of the money, and
the other shared the care of the ooms The
latter, being p' esented with a 500 bill, threw
it into the dustpan and burned it up. The
sisters went hon, in the evening and gave
the remaining bills, three to their brothers
and two 10 their cousip. According TO the
girls statement they were 10 mature persons
of both sexes who "a lei to suspect the valus
of the bills. One brother, who
works in a grocery store, had given the
Counterfeit" to felIow-clerk, and detec.
tive found it pastel III the window as an ad-
vertisement. All involved in the transaction
tell the same straight story, and seem to adj
here in a kind of dazsl persistency to their
first belief in the worthlessness of
the notes and TO be quito oblivi.
GUS to the danger of criminal
prosecution to which they have exposed them.
selves. The ousin, it is charged, knew the
value of it. AMI, WI en- last heard from, had
purchased new su t of Clothes and is now
thought to be in New York on a spree Special
Officer Lynch has recovered two of the Ger
tificates