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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-09

Relative to the bogus butter legisla-
ton OF congress Senator Miller says:
Ihe notion that the oleomargarine bill
was emasculated in the senate or
materially weakened in any way is with
out foundation. While the farmers had
liked upon a 5 per cent tax, and while
he worked to secure it, still the rate OF
tax was not che important feature of the
bill. The evil sought to be cured was
the putting on the market, under the
gulse and in the name of butter, a
variety OF fraudulent limitations. Ma
chlnery devised to prevent this is re-
tanned in all its vigor in the bill as it
became q law. Oleomargarine and all
limitations of butter must henceforth be
put in stamped and branded packages
and stand on their own
merits. The penalties for violation
are severe and the ma
chinery for the detection OF evasion and
for the enforcement OF the law is as near
perfection as the experience of the
internal revenue department. could in
vent. One incidental, but very i'm
portant, result of the passage of the act
will be the aid it will furnish the state
authorities to carry out their own laws
on the subject. Heretofore, however
stringent the state law may have been it
has been extremely difficult, often i'm
possible to execute it by reason of the
TACT that limitations OF butter made in
neighboring states could come across
the border unchallenged, and there was
NO way except by chemical analysis,
10Th expensive and slow, to detect fraud.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-09
TO-DAY's MARKETS.

NEW YORK.
New York, Aug. 8.
WHEAT-A;& lower and less active. No. 2
red, August s5A.
CoRN-A0M lower and very dull, Mixed
western spot 47@50h futures 5o05am.
Okfs-Shade lower and dull.
PoRK-Stcady. New mess, Gil, 62H11l,s7h
LARD-Dull and easier. Steam rendered
81. 02M.
Chicago, Aug. 8.
overwhelmingly. TAX August; 75a bid
Septemb Der; 77sa October.
OoaN-42h August; 4s4 asked September
4i2044I October.
oATs-27H bid for August; 2Sh@2s% septem-
Der.
BARLEY 64M.
FLAxsEED -$1.14h.
TIMoTHY-Prime $2.C)4 .O2.
WHIsKy-S1,t2.
P~oaK-$9,4s August; $3.50 September; ss.t
asked October.
LAnD-ss.so August; 1896 September; eel
January.
Hoas-Receipts 10000. Slow, easy. Light 81, q
04,s5; rough packing s4,2564,45; mixed and
heavy packing and shipping $4,75Gb.10.
CATTLE-Receipta s5,Oo). Slow, weaker.
Beeves 1871 "a 80; butchers SS,75@S. 30 ;stockera
S2,4OGos.61.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-09

When the bill placing Fitz John
Porter on the retired list was on its way
through congress, the question was
asked as to whether he could hold his
place as a police commissioner of New
York city if the bill is passed. The city
charter provides that no one shall hold
a city office who at the same time either
holds q state or federal office. Lawyers
are undecided whether an officer on the
retired list of the army or navy can be
considered as holding a government
office. 1t is understood that Mayor
Grace thinks that by accepting the place
as colonel on the retired list Gen. Porter
vacated the commissionership and &C.
cordlngly he will proceed to appoint a
successor.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-09
"A

Milwaukee. Aug. 0.
WHzAT-Weak. Dash TAX; September 75A
October T&.
CoRN-Dull, 42s.
OAys-Easy. No. 2 27ss.
RYE-Inactive, No. i 55m.
BARLEy-No. 2 63H.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-09

EW All orders for Session Laws promptly
filed by- BOWEN & KINGsBURY,
Feb 4, 1885. Yankton. Dakota.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-09-29
EvsnUiisina Texas.

Rev. Harry May. the Jew H,an' genst who will be rememared tu this eommsni,y wasrs he held n series of meetings, last samner, has bssp holding forth at Nacos- d0ches, Texas, where he seemed >tS labor under difficulties in son' vincing the fiery, nntamed COW boy of the dangers that beses his immortai part. The following ex tract from a letter to Mr \ Moore, of Malvern, will give . faiut idea of the tribuIations sxpe' rieueed by Rev. Ar. Aay in his Sf' torts to spread tue Gospel ~nd abats tke liquor traffic in the Lone Star Seats:
 "Au haldiug meeting in . large bush arbor. Saturday night. l de- nounced the liquor traffic h uo. measured ternU; conseQusnc, same uiSht six shots were ered in to tho wvbsr from the dark; three young men came ucaT being bit. I have a ballet 1 cut out Of the pal pit, 1 told theIn 70 blaze svsy. l was not scared, and 1 sailed into them worse than essr. Just "a sooH die that way as any other, Pas,ur tolA TAG las, night there vas some talh of waylaying me. l scld amen; not afraid. 1 go and come alone at night, to and from meeting. Preached five sermons yesterday; some getting to God, Bless God.n
Nevada County picayune., 1886-09-29
TALK

Tnlk is cheap, but N. T. kiahmond talks iistlo and te shopoint. If you wish to bay Bagging, Tieo, Flour, Clothing, Boots, Shoes OF anything slss as eheep sn the cheapest, enll to zee hiis cad yea will save sorae ot yoar hard eerned dollars.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-09-29
lIth Day o3 October. lsSts.
SheriKs Sale.

NOrICE Is HEREBY GIVEN tsE rr LN virtue of an execution issued sy tss clerk of the circuit court of Nevada county, Arkansas, and to mo directed, will cell erl
 Saturday, October 9, l8S0, between the hours for Judicial sales, is fscaA of the court house door a. Prescott Ark.v the following real estate, situated in the torn uf Emmet, Nevada county, Ark, se-uN Lot2 of block 2S, in the town of srnlaes levied upon by me as the property of IoAn Timmons, to satisfy an execution in ry hands in favor of Aruica Jones and agsiDst John 1immons, for S2250 her debt
 OSCAR PHILLIPS, Sherit
 By ED HOOD, D. S This Sept
Nevada County picayune., 1886-09-29
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE Ar CAMDEN,,ARK.(
 Sept. 9, 1886. NJ OTICI Is HEREBY GIVEN that tho ~ following named settler has filed notice of his intention to mak final proof in snp- port of his claim. and that said proof will, be made before County Judge of Nevada conn ty, Arb,, at Prescott, Ark, on Oct 25, 1886, viz: Ambrose W. Carson, lid entry e65O, for the SEi NE4 Soc. 9. Tp. 10 s, R 2s W. He names the following witnesses 'to prove bis continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, riz: John w. Trib. ble, Frank T. Bostic, John A. Brown and Elmore Nelson, all of Prescott, Nevada co,rn- ty. Ark.
 w. K. RAMSEY, Reslsssx.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-09-29
Trustees Sale.

By virtue of the power aud authority vrss. ed in me as trustee in certain mortgage or deed of trust, executed on the 18th day of December, 1884, by W. T. Steele and -ifN to secure the payment oftwo eersaiA psCr-- lssory notes of same date. sx ,eusod and pAf- able to Ira F. Rudolph for the aggregaa sum of three hundred and forty i've dolAYs, together with interest st ten DOT cent fire m date, Now. by virtue of said authority, l, sa trustee will on the
 lIth Day of October. lsSti during tho hours fired by law for jadl-s. sales, in front of ths hsvads county ccusA house door, sell for cash In hand 10 she high> est bidder sni &. public veLdue, tho follor. ing lands, to-wit: The northwest quarsas of section thirteen in township eleven, soush e range twenty three west, co tainina oae hundred and sixty acres of land, more CT less, in Nevada county, Arkansas.
 C. c. HANBY, FRANK RUDOLPH
 Atty for Aortgagee. Trsstn
Nevada County picayune., 1886-09-29
Our Regular Agents.

The following named gentlemen vill act as regular agents to take subscriptions for the PIoAYUNE: Dr. J. c parrish, Rosston. J. W. Neill, Emmet.
 T. D. Cathy, BougbtoD. J. ". Lightsey, Bodcaw. z. D. White, Clayton.
 l.. ". Pipkin, Glenyile.
 W,B. Garrett, Lanesburg. Q. k. Mcdaniel, iloneayille. J. T. Nichols, Bluff City.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-09-29
SOtlca for Publication,

LAND QyylcE AT chIpEv, ARk.,l
 Sept. lith, 1888. NOTlCB HEREDY GIVEN ths, the " following n-Inod settler has fod notice of bis intention so make dnl proof ia .up- port of by claim, and that aaid proof vill be made before County Judge of Nevada conn ty, q. Prescott, Ark, on Nov, 70, 1886, viz: George ". Hines, lid entry lGosa, for tae SA EWt Soc. 2Y, Tp. los R22 ".
 Re nsmss ths following witnsase to prove bic continuous residence upon, and caltivs- tion of, said land, viz: Benjamin ; Price, William J. gomby. William N. Fomby and George ". kesd, all of Prescott, Ark.
 ", K. RAMSEY, Register.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-09-29
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT CAMsDN, Aex. b
 Auu D5 1Sgf

LAND OFFICE AT CANsDS, Aez. b
 Aug 9 1886. z N OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thas r~, " following named settler has Sled posies ts his invention Co lsaks final proofi h supe >sA of his claim, aud that said proof vIa Ih mHde before the County Judge Of NsvsaA E. s5os for she si n et sec l5 tp 10 s. R I. v. He name. the following witnesses ss ryeye his continuous residence upon. aud ealas-- ton of, said hand, viz: George W. Pn~-, cg Boughton F, 0. Ark, Isaac u. Stewprk of Boughtou P o. Ark, Wilburn A. Aosexiei of Boughton P, 0. Ark, Hugh Aouerief, Ss Boughion P. 0. Ark.
 W. K. RANSEY,
 Begsstr.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-09-29
Neties fvy Publication.
LAND OPTICS AT CAMDEN, An..

LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN, Anx.(
 August soth, 1886.
 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that ths ~ following named se,tler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in sup port of his claim, and shst said proof will De made befors .AS County Judge of Nevada county, st Prescott, Ark. on October fsrd. 1886. vix: IsAAe Psnnygar Hd, Entry ee77, for the Nnt SRs sec 10, sp II 5. Fl V.
 He nan5 the follo~in. witnesses b prove his continuous ronidencs upon, and culiva- ton of ssid land, yiE: Z.chariah T. Gray son, Japes A Pearson, William Dsyis, John D. DavI, all Of Prescott, Rsysda county, Ark W. K. KAkBkY, Register.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-09-29
Notice for Publication
LAID OFFICE AT CAMDEN, ARA,l
 Sept. 6. lHHa.

LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN, ARA,l
 Sept. 6, lS8a. N OFFICE Is HEREBY GIVEN thai r> " following named settler has Sled ao.ca Of his intention to make ansl proot In sss~ port ot his claim, and that said proof viE te made before the Register and Hecsirer ~ U. S. Land Ollce, at Camden, Ark. on Orh 22, 1886, viz: Alfred L.. Turner, Hd sn,rJ SS6l for the WI NKt Sec. 10, Tp. la &, L 2l W.
 He names the following witnesses to prov~ his continuous residence upon and ca1yse. tion of, said lard, vis: Joseph sinbosA.n. of Honosyille, Ark; James Dorm.a sf Bourland's Store, Ark; Welcome F Al,asad of Honeaville, Ark, and John R. IAnbsrS of Bourlsnd's store, Ark.
 w. k. RAMSEY. Regss..
Nevada County picayune., 1886-09-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL,

The Commercial school is a suc- cess.
 Go to Jernigan for the best coffee in town.
 See the big drives at Hatley X Cbristopher's.
 New rice just received at J. T. Brooks, agent.
 1r. W. II, Terry visited Little Rock yesterday.
 For Congress shoes call on Boodbery & Partis.
 For school books and school Snp plies, go 10 J 0. Howell.
 Mrs. Bryan bas the cheapest nillliuery goods in Prescott.
 Co to S'ainton & McSwain, Elm met, Ark ., for flour and salt.
 The Alden Fruit Vinegar for s~le by J. II. Kershaw & Co.
 Both Judges Byrne and Mitchell passed down the road Monday.
 The best and cheapest queens ware and glassware at Jernigaus.
 Cheapest hats at,
 Mss. E. NJ. THoMAssON'S.
 Ny pony and blackboard for sale cheap. l. l.. HINTON.
 We have been having some cu- nous spc~mcgs of weather right lately.
 Many of ou. merchants and slerks are attending the Conner cial school.
 J. o. Howell keeps full line of watches, clocks, jewelry, and a nice line of spectaeles.
 It will pay you to examine that Sc, 10c, and 25 cent counters, at J. T. Brooks, agent,
 Wait till the grand opening at Hatley X Christopher to make your lali puitH"9cs'
 Dee Scott stuck a nail in his foot Monday from which he is suffering hut is still able to be out.
 Garry your butter, eggs and shickeue to Jernigan, who will pay you tue top of the market.
 If you really want dry goods at cost call on J. T. Aaron, with j. NJ. Price X Br,., Boughton Ark.
 Goods are selling surprisingly fast from the DC, Ice and 25 cts counters al ]. T. Brooks, agent.
 MT. Wm. Hatley, who has hcen quite sick with slow fever, we are glad to learn is now convalescing. Highest market price pald for shiokeus, eggs, butter, hJes and all country produce, by Stainton X McSwain, Emmet, Ark
 Mi. J. A. Bryan left Sunday :, with his family for Texrkana, He goes to Louisiana, to sell territory of tie Davis 1886 quilting frame.
 A second-handed sewing ma Ahine in very good condition, for sale rery cheap, iu fact will almost De given away. Apply at this oi- Ice quick.
 Woodbery X portis have now the largest stock If goods in Pres colt. Ii wuuli'be well for pur- s.sasers to call on them before buying elsewhere.
 The Magic FIutcr and Polishing Iron, now being sold here by Mr.. Garry Grice, of Georgia, is Cne of the most useful and best iuven- tiops we vecr saw. See him at Uncle Johnny Hawkins, and secure tb19itory at once,
 Here is a chance for the boys. N. '. EAs
Nevada County picayune., 1886-09-29

N ansshss column of this issue will De found on entirely new and novel specimen of attractive advertising It Is ono of the neatest over placed in our paper and we thiAk cur readers will be well repaid for exaninina the SUPPOSED display letters in tho advorksemsnt of Priskly Ash Bissors.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-09-29

Our merchants are daily receiv- ing lots of new goods. No town in the State sells goods cheaper than Prescott.
 Nr. J. ". Wilson aud Rev. Mr. Butcher have been attending the Red River Baptist Association held with O2an church near Nash vile,
 We buy our Flour in car load lots, direct from the mill, and we cannot be undessold.
 STANTON c MCSwAIa, Emmet, Ark. Mir. Larkin Weaver, who has been studying msdiohine for some time under Dr. Jordan, will leave in few days to enter tho Memphis Medical college. We wish him success ia bis choice of avocStions.
 Bsynol4s, Ga, Aug, IS, 1884, Dieksy's Painlsss Eye Watsr is the preatess thinx 1 svar heard of. l am salliax 1t frca i5 Ao 20 miles around. I.. H. TAHOE. For sale by Milner & Milburn, and Hugh Noncrisf q Bro.
 l Neat of eur merchants have re- caiyad their fall asa winter stocks, bnt mono have 2 better salection. or will sell shs came cheaper than Whito q White, at tho Postofice. They keep a aeAerM assortment of dry goods and sroeeriss.
 ! Prof. Quinn ths noted expert In Boos keeping peHalnanship, and stencgrophy, haa opened Com mereiA School iA our city, at the .scadomy. Prof, Quinn has had many year. experience as practical book keeper rAd teacher.
 V. W. COLES BIG SHOW is coming-uili show here, rain or shine. Eliday, October 18th. Look out for large, double column adv. Be1t week. telling all aboutit. The cnts and matter for it came in this morning, too lnts for this issue.- kr R. c. Campbell, the clever and scntlsmanly advance agent. was hsra Friday with his drawing room ear, and billed the town in. regal c:ylo.g He worhs Is. Then, Mir c. D Davis, the advertising agent. vas not with Mr.. Campbell bsre. being al Hot Springs for his health '-hence delay ln getting advsrtis- ing matter.
 l NO ha,e osea heard sf people turning gray In single aighs or a few minutes, bat our own sxper' isnee in this line beats all this, for in a moment of time our hiar turu- ed gray or white; while doing n little work around the house yester- day, etau ding oa a high step lad der, two of she steps gave way, precipitating us ts the ground and in an instant the c0lsr of our hair MA changed to white from tri ght--or raihsr vs should say paint. Our "better hall" sxper- sneed considerable trouble iu res soEing hair to it's proper color, us lug turp"ntins, concentrated lye, water, etc, aud we were not sorry when che WAS through. We, tho undersigned ladies of Prescott, having aesu the Wood rus Platter, aud the great variety of work i! can do, recommend It as being the most perfect invention of the Kind that we have ever seen. We have never before given our testimony in print to aid or sn- courage the sale of any patent, be- heviug ths majority Of thea to be "hunbpgu,' hat ia the case of ,hia plnitrr, -e entors- 1t as pos sessing all tha treritorious quail locations essential tc an efficlent and profitable invention:
 NrsN A Gill, x kis.Rllen Gill.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-09-29
WarniDg Oraer.
In Jus,icss Court before B. F. Amon-tte,

In Jus,ics's Court before B. F. Amon-tte, J. F.
 leh.bod Herring PlAiDuG
 John " Lester Defendant.
 The Defendant, John ". Lester, Is warned to sppe&r in this court in thirty days to an- swer the complaint of the plaintiff, Iehabod Herring. B. F. AMoNErrx, J. F. September II, 1886.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-09-29

Mrs Carson,
 Tue above Plsitcr tor sale vt Prescott, by Mrs. N, J. Bryant at e1.15. Parties wanting one can call q, l,ey millinery store aud pro- cure 1t. NELL X DICKINSON,
 Agents.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-09-29

Many . person V st;~vias vNh iuU taes Aceore &sta. -AQpas't1 foe2si Am sis,.s S4a4s, tifs sNaci' What is ,ln n-s>eI? Ise k-AsY E- ry--sa to do is> asaax usG.S -e hS Tass'as4 ;bFSyp ;boSIs D, tass shss,a s:: ..A BfIea BfEa BEANS will surely Rrr>:l s;.s 0ss liver to do It's work well, sad fseds-he. sal lowness and bad breath will hoe away. Price, 25 cents per bottle. All druggists,
 Messrs. J. w, Thomasson, J. Y Sharp and the editor of the PIcA. JUNE, take pleasure iu testifying to the responsibility of ar. Garry Grice, now here from Georgia. and selling the complstast and best smoothing irou made. Ii Is s nov. el aud useful invention. Don't fail to call and see it at Uncle JohnDy Hawkins store.
 The following of our subscri bers have callei and contrib uted to our "missioDery box since last week, aud each will please sc. cept our sincere thanks for their prompt response to our call: w. J. Breedlove, J. B. Hanua, c. ". Wingiield aud G 4. Hale, of Pres colt; w, B. Bourland, of Bour' lands Store; N. N. Smith, of Clay ton, and D. A. Fore of Lanesburg.
 Don't fail to call and see the greatest invention of the age at Uncle Johnnie Hawkins store, a new smoothing iron, that will not smut clothing, always ready and clean. It also has tiuting attach ment. of most perfect design. The editor of this paper and others have already bought one. Mr. Garry Grice, of Georgia, is special agent for it, and will sell county and state rights, or single set to individuals.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-09-29
earn

Boys can earn spending money by selling their partridg" es to N. T. Richmond. He will buy all he can get.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-09-29

Here is a chance for the boys. N, T. Richmond wants to buy 5000 cartridges.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-09-29

w. K. RAMSEY, Reslsssx,
Nevada County picayune., 1886-09-29

Fnend Hugh Moncrief has bought him q splendid turnout-a nice new buggy, and, we suppose a new horse, as the animal seems quite young and active. We shall expect Bro. Nj. to come spinning opposite our sanctum door and call us for a drive, very soon.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-09-29
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