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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-10-16

There are 10 men in Portland, Ore
gon, worth million each. All are yet
In the prime of life Their money was
made by fortunate investments in real
estate. They owe little to either fru-
gality or good management. They
we're good "settsrs," they sat down and
staid "sot."
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-10-16

d. ]. Mawhamsr, postmaster at Tin
Cup, Colorado, was forced by postal
agent to confess that he had opened
fifteen letters addressed to various
persons in town, for the purpose of pry-
ing into their affairs. He says he
merely opened them through curiosity
and not to abstract money" He was
arrested.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-10-16
WHITE PINE NEWS
Published every Saturday morning by
W. L. DAVIS.
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Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-01
Emmet Etchinys.

Clear and cool. .r r...r
 Is it gwinter to snow.
 Key. G. w. Reeves preached at the NJ. E. Church Sunday.
 Capt. c. A. Bridewell, of Hope, is up on business, and shaking hands with old friends.
 Messrs. A. T. PratOr, and NJ. Stanley. of Magnolia, came mp Friday, and after renting out his fathers farm, returned home. AL bert is a good fellow. Come agai n.
 We'll, "Moses," I will loan you my bear gun, but you must prom ise not to turn it into a serpent, nor let Aaron do so. Does thee want to use it with thy rod or thy staff?
 Another sociable at Mrs. 4. F.. Shells, and of course "Daisy" was on hand with tile jug. Didn't get nary lasses. Boys, tell me whar to go and git dose lasses so cheap, Give you big potato, if you'll tell. We hear there will be big Christmas tree given by the Sun day School for the benefit of the community at large, This is right. Let it be done fairly and squarely or not at all. l believe our Sun day School vii: look to the inter- est and pleasure of all.
 DAISY DELL.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-01
AntiOc Clippings.

More molasses and better molas. ses.
 The boys and George, and George and the boys.
 The young folks had fine time at Mrs. Shells Friday night. Bnt Frank says they must hold up on the molassess business or he will show them a yankee tiick.
 One of our neighbor' IS house was entered the other day by burglar, while his wife was visiting a sick neighbor, and several articles were taken, such as clothing and vict- uals.
 "Daisy Dell'' has returned from his extensive hunt on the Nilsson. ri. He gives a glorious account of the game over there-says they put him on an Irish stand, but he got the deer all the same.
 CLODHOPPER.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-01
lsencws Her Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay Co.,, Iowa, tells the following remarkable story, the truth of which is vouched for by tue resi- dents of the town: 'l am 13 years old. have been troubled with kid. ney complaint and lameness for many years; could not dress my self without help. Now l am free from all pain and soreness, and am able to do all my own honsework. owe my thanks to Electric Bit ters for having renewed my youth, and removed completely all disease and pain" Try bottle, only 50c. at Milner X Milburn's drug store. 4
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-01
Willisville Warblings.

Too much rain.
 Most Of our farmers are done picking cotton.
 w. G. Herring has lost several of this years killing hogs with cholera. Plenty of acOrns to tatten tEe hogs. So we are sure of hog and hOminy, now. ,..4
 Look out for spotted jury mex; time. 1 wish that c. F. Mitchell had to eat every negro between Maine and Mexico, then maybe he would get enough of them.
 Messrs. Herring, Nichols, Young X Co went to the BOdcaw hunting last week, but had poor luck. They say that they will go again next week. will try to go with them.
 SAM YAHoO.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-01
COUNTY NEWS.
by the Special Cores.
 pOndents of the PicayuMe.
B0urland's Store Budjet.

Weather mewhat cooler.
 Ask Mir. NJ. what he saw at the circus last week.
 Rev. Mir. lille held meeting at Rocky Mound last Friday night, but had only small attendance on account of cold weather.
 Dr. J. c. Parrish was called to Alexander, Texas, last Thursday to see Mrs. Martha Reese. His practice extends. 8 great way, or over more ground than a great many, for very few physicians are called that distance. Hurrah for the Doctor. a. f.t-" a".a
 Christmas is very near now, and our merchants are riding after their customers in order to be able to have an egg beating for their friends. Boys, make good of it, for this is prohibition country after Christmas. Of course no one will sell whisky in Prescott.
 u JIM CROW.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-01
Lanesburg Leaflets.
Fine weather.

Fine weather.
 Cotton picking nearly done. Mrs. Rebecca Mum was quite sick few days ago.
 Mir. E \. McDaniell's youngest child, winch was very sick a few days since, l am glad to learn is getting better.
 Prof. Lambert will open school at Pisgah the lst Monday in Deeem. Der, instead of Nov. P, as was stated recently. ..
 Mir. Paten WOosley has purchas. ed a part of Mir. George Harts farm. near Harmony church, upon which he will proceed to build at once. 'I
 Rev. q. w. Logan preached at Harmony thanksgiving day. He is winding up his work, preparatory to going to Conference, which meets at Hot Springs, Dec. Sth.
 CAESAR.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-01
Millinery! Millinery! DREss-eooDs, NOTIONS, ETC.
 Cheapest and Best!

Messrs. z. w. Baily and C. c. Hamby returned from Little Rock Tursday, where they went to at. tend State Grand Lodge of F. A.. A. NJ. Mir. Baily represented ROsston and Mir. Hamby Prescott
 It is said Prescott has fine brass band-that is has the instru- ments, which cost about three hun dred dollars. It is seldom the band boys furnish any music. save when show comes along, and they eau, by playing, gain admit tance into same. Boys, can't you re-organize, and come out and play some once or twice a week.
 FIRE AT BoUGHToN.-FrOm our good friend, Mir. J. T. Gossett, the boss drummer, we learn the follow. ing particulars of the fire at Rough. ton Monday, in which J. NJ. Price X Bro., and MT. Tyson, were heavy OOsers. About 3 o'clock in the afternoon fire broke out in the kitchen Of Mir. Tyson, and in a short time his large resi- dence and J. M. Price x Bros stO re house were in ashes. Neith- er had any Insurance. Messrs. Price < Bro. saved three-fourths of their stock of goods, and moved them across the railroad, and is carrying on business the same as before. Messrs. Price X Bro.' 's loss is about a95O, and MT. Tytus' about 5000. We sympathize with them in their losses.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-01
Caney Chat.

Health good.
 Squirrel hunting.
 Hogs have stopped dying
 Three weeks till Christmas.
 Farmers are picking their scrap cotton.
 Pigeons have been fewer this year than common.
 The guns of hunters are heard. dnck,ng on Clancy creek.
 A school going on al Carolina. taught by Miss Mariah Marsh
 Our ginners average about l25 bales cotton --oveT half crop al. ready,
 The woods are changing from it's autnmnal color to a more win. tery appearance. JosH.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-01
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi- lively cures Piles, or no pay re- quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re- funded. Price 2j cents per box. For sale by Milner X Milburn.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-01
X Captains Fortunate Discovery.

Capt. Coleman, sclr. Weymouth, plying between Atlantic City and \. Y., had been troubled with q cough SD that he was unable to sleep. and was induced to try Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con. sumption. It not only gave him instant relief, but allayed the ex. treme soreness in his breast. His children were similarly affected and single dose had the same happy effect. Dr. Khng's New Discovery is now the standard remedy in the Coleman household and on board. the schooner, Free Trial Bottles of this Standard Remedy at Milner x Milburn's Drug store. = ... --..-.o
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Beautiful weather.
 1887 will soon be here.
 Go to Moore X Darby for cof. ens. s
 A hop at the Johnson House last night.
 Sorry to hear of Manuel Brooks illness.
 Dudley Madden visited Camden Friday.
 Johnnie Fergerson visited Hope last week.
 Go to Mrs. Osborn's for good, cLeap board.
 Dr. Armstead is moving into his neat, new residence.
 NIT. Eugene Cheathan. of Cur don, vas down Sunday.
 Miss Efie Reed visited Texar- kama and Hope last week.
 Dr. Wingfeld made profession al visit to Gurdon Saturday.
 Sid Woodbery and Matt Denman went over to Dolby vile Monday.
 Mir. Y. T. Richmond returned from a business trip to Nashville Friday.
 Coffins and Undertakers' goods very low down, at !. P. Dntte'S, Hope, Ark.
 Capt. George Christopher is on the sick list. Hope he will sooi. be all right.
 Sam ScOtt's is the place to get bargains in furniture, sash, doors, oofiins, at Prescott Ark.
 We chronicle five marriages for the past week, yet we hear of an other soon to take place here.
 Ladies wanting millinery, etc, should trade with the reliable house, Miss F NJ Thomasson.
 From and alter this date, all liquors are strictly cash.
 HUGH MoNcRIEF x BRO.
 See Tom Montgomery when in need Ot fine candies, fruits and vegetables. He sells low down. Dr. W. C. Wingfeld and Mfr. Fred Thorborn are now proud fathers. X girl in both eases, born the same day-last Wednesday. Best of vegetables and fruits cheaper than the cheapest at, T. w. MONTGoMERY's. Wenever saw prettier furniture pr cheaper. than that kept by J. F. nufhe at Hope. Go and see him, Jim Gosseit, the Grand MoGul of inc. commercial fraternity. was in town yesterday. Okoloua Mes. senger.
 Phillip Aarrell is "himse If again" and doing blacksmitlling of all kinds. Satisfaction gulran- te.d.
 Don't f, rget the PICAluNE. when you want iob work. We do do all kinls oi work neatly and "hcaply,
 Farmers, !. T. Brooks, Agt., has the greatest bargains for you, in dry goods, notions, shoes, etc. Goods kelow cost,
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-01

YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED---I have complete stock of millinery such Hats Trimmings etc. in the la test styles Can furnish hats trimmed and untrmmed cheap costly to suit purchaser Ladies don't fail to etc., lowest prices Come and price before going to dry goods stores Full stock of Ladies and Childrens wraps Will treat kindly and squarey Sore2 doors above bank
 Respectfully, Miss E. M THOMPSON.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-01
Hyrensal.

WIITE-CHEATHAM. - Married, on Thursday, the 25th ultimo, at the residence of the brides father, near DObyville, Clark county, at II o'clock, a. m., Mir. w. k. White Jr. and Miss. Adie Cheatbam, Rev. X. J. Cheatnam, brother of the bride, officiating. Attendants: J. c. Young, Ot Prescott, and Miss Etta Harris, of Dobyviile.
 The groom is Deputy Postmas- CT at this place, and also one of the firm Ot White X White, mer- chants. He is one of our most in. dustrlous, moral and upright business young men. The bride is one of Clark county's fairest. most accomplished and worthy young ladies.
 JAcksoS DOss =. Married at the Summers House, Hope, Ark, on Tuesday, the 23rd ultimo, Mir. w. D. Jackson and Miss Lula DOss by Rev. Mir. Parkinson. The groom is our worthy photographer and tue bride a native of Hemp. stead county.
 CHEATHAM-W WHITE. - Married at the residence of the brides fa. thcr, Tuesday mor,iing the 30 ut. at 9 o'clock, by Rev A. J. Che at ham, Mir. Eugene NJ. Cheatham and Miss Norvelle White. The bride and groom left at once for GurdOn the home of the groom.
 Mir Cheatham is a most excellen young gentleman, of fine business qualifications, aud has secured ; most estimable and intelligent con paniom, of whom he should fee proud.
 REsr-- Married al tn, residence of the brides father. ol Nov. 25, by Rev. Geo. w. Logan Mir. w. D. Best, and Miss Mattie Bailey-bOth of Nevada County The groom is a sterling farmer ant good citizen; the bride a daughter of Mir. Edgar Bailey.
 The PICAYUNE extends heart. congratulations to each happy cou pie, and trusts the future may con tinue to afford them much happi ness and prosperity.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-01
Payday has come and we ask all parties owlng us to come forward and settle their accounts, and save us the expense of sending a man to you.
 Woodbery & Portis.

Capt " R. White has rented most of his residence to Mir. J. F.. Portis, and he and sons, Sam, Watt and Johnnie, take their meals at Mrs. Matt Whites hotel. It must have been sad for tL e,e Cap tain to break up, after thirty-fve years uninterrupted housekeeping.
 Dr. R. l.. Hinton has a lot of fine triple.plated jewelry, nice dressing cases, autograph albums, perfumery etc., that he proposes to sell very low in order to gut this line of goods. Go and see him. Look out for his ad next week.
 The following subscribers have settled since last week, and we cheerfully put them on the list of good cOnscienc~": y. w. McFar- land, Emmet; Dr. Y. A. Wood and K. T. Wells, Wallaceburg; D. A Fore, L1neDurg; A. T. Thompson Willisyille; and a number on our Prescott list.
 We will club the New York Weekly World and the PIcAYUNE for s2.5O-this amount paying for both papers one year. Asa premi- um on such subscriptions, the Worlds Chronological History of the United States, beautifully il- lnstrated and weH.bound volume, will be given away. This valuable work is worth the price asked for both papers. Call and see sample of IL at our office.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-01
Louisville. Ga, Oct. 6, 1885.


 Louisville, Ga. Oct. 6, 1885.
 Dr. J. A. Dickey:- Send byiex. press 3 dozen bottles Painless Eye Water. Everyone in this, country wauts .'Dickey's Painless Eye Water." It gives perfect sarisfac- tion. NJ. M. DAr DWELL.
 For sale by Hugh Moncrief x Bro., and Mllner X Milburn. sAef The New York Weekly World, and the Picayune for one year, and an illustrated history of the United States all for s2.5O. Call and see copy of it at our office. Subscri- bers paying up and renewing can secure this valuable book on above, terms. ..,..r. w.fls I have used, for the last twenty years. the medicine known as Dr. Bradfield's Female Regulator, and consider it the best combination ever gotten together for the dis. eases for whic!l it is recommended.
 w. B. FERREL, M, D. sfi
 LaGrange, Ga.
 Alexander II. Stephens History of the United States is the most complete aud correct in this coan, try. It tells of the progress of our country from the time of the dis covorv up to Cleveland's inaugura. ton, covering the period of the late war; has over 1000 pages in large octave volume and is profuse. lv Illustrated. Mir. w. II. Mack of Rosston is selling this fine work on subscription. Don't miss this opportunity of getting a copy, as ti is sold only by subscription. a. Cheap confectioneries, fruits, vegetables and staple groceries, at
 T. w. MoNTGoMERY's.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-01

Joe Hartell is still doing gun smith work. Carry him your old guns and pistols for repairs.
 Dr. R. l.. Powers has very fine tnrnip patch. X specimen, weigh. ing II pounds, is on exhibition at Uncle Haley Kershaw's store. The seed, of the D. NJ. Ferry variety, was bought of him. lijli bul
 have bought out the Ware stock of goods, and moved the same four doors above the bank on main street. Win be glad for my friends to call and see me, and price my goods, before going else. where. CAL. JONES.
 ~ Prescott, Ark.
 Attention is called to the double column advertisement of American Agriculturist, the best agricultural paper m the world. We will club this pa per with it for $2.5O for both one year. .,. tf.....r...#.=.
 The Okolona Messenger of last week states that Prof. k. T. Quinn is to get up a class in penmal ship and housekeeping there. The Professor taught here a few months since, and gave entire sat isfaction to all
 Without equivocatiOn, the stock of goods of the old firm of MulhOl. lan, ,rR. X Co Imust sell at some price. The St. Louis and Memphis tirms. who own the goods, and whom l represent, have given me this order. J. T. BROoK's, 2 is sG f tfs5' Agent.
 The Foster &- Logan hardware company sold seven cook stoves one day last week. Thhs firm is composed of genial, generOus- hearted gentlemen, who are justly very popular. There are few more clever or popular gentlemen, than Ben Logan.
 What is more disagreeable to a lady than to know that her hair has uOt only lost its color, but is full of ,laAdruff! Net such was the case with mine i,ntil T used Park CTS Hair Balsam. My hair is now black and perfectly clean and per fectly glossy Mrs. E. Sweeny. Chicago.
 Mir. w. D. Jackson. the photo- grapher, will leave in a few days for his old home, Magnolia. We will regret to give him up, he is such a genial, clever gentleman. and excellent artist. He under. stands thoroughly his business, and always gives satisfaction. People who go to J. T. Brooks Agt., for special bargains, always go away satisfied. He has posi- tive instructions to sell off the en' tire stock, regardless of cost, Many ofthe articles in dry goods are going at from p to JO per cent less than cost. Try him at once and be convinced. l MT. A. W. Armstrong. of St Louis. has leased Mr. Brooks brick, now occupied by Howell Mir. Armstrong will Opeu a big stock of dry goods in the house January lst, with Mir J F. LagrOnt as manager. MT. X. is fortunate il securing the services of such an eX cellent business man, as Mir. L. We give him hearty welcome and wish the new house success.
 Payday has come and we ask all parties owlng no tO OOr,o fOruyo rI onI
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-01
Warning Order.
Plaintiff,

Mark striochcr Plaintiff
 Vs. ]. C. Powell. Defendant The defendant. !. c. Powell. is warsed to appear in this court within thirty day. and answer the complaint of plaintiff Mark Striechcr.
 D. ]. MONTGOMERY, ]. P. November 20, 1886
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-01

Monday.
 Try the famous "Mother Hub bard" lamps, only Sl, kept by w. NJ White, Deputy Clerk at the Court House.
 1 Prescotts population is increas- ing very rapidly. We learn that six girl babies were born here last Wednesday.
 OYSTERS! Fine, fresh, cheap oysters always to be found at Beaury Har- woods.
 Mir. G. w. McDoueald and little son left here Thursday for Hope. on their way home to Columbus, Ga, via New Orleans. i The "Mother Hubbard" lamp gives the best light, is the safest and handlest. See w M White at the Court House and get one. i Our stock of liquors is too large and must be sold at once, regard l less of cost
 HuGH MONCRIEF X BRO. ! Judge Mitchcl adjourned Circuit court again Thursday afternoon, until next Friday. Wonder how many more times he'll adjourn it!
 We are agents for the McDougald lands situated in Hempstead and Nevada counties.
 SMOOTH, MCRAE x HINTON. ' When you want any kind "f confectionery, fruits or vegetables. give me call,
 T. w. MONTGOMERY.
 Mir. II. C. Goens and Miss Ida Wylie, of Albany township, we learn are to be married to day. We wish them much happiness.
 We know you are good, but we are selling liquors too close to have them charged.
 ! HUGH MONCRIEF X BRO. | All kinds of millinery, dress goods. notions, etc., low down. Come and see me. ' Mss F.. NJ. THOMPSON. ! Dr. J. C. Parrish, of RosstOn, was in town Monday. on his way home from Texas. where he went on a professional call.
 Friends and customers, we are greatly in need of money. Please call at once and settle your ac- counts.
 HUGH MoNCRIEF X BRO.
 New, NeW-Orleans mo- lases, sugar and rice, now in stock, at
 Woodbery & Portis.
 The town was quite lively Thurs day night-we learn some of the boys were taking Thanksgiving" having the permission of Mayor and Marshal.
 Don't forget that keep the best and cheapest wall paper. window shades, picture frames, brackets, etc, to be found South of St. Louis.
 I. P. DUFFIE, Hope, Ark.
 Mrs. J. F.. Portis, returned from Texarkana Saturday, where she visited Miss. Agnes Sugnet, who is dangerously i'll with galloping con sumption.
 Customers. why will you keep putting us off!-.We have been your friends. Please call and settle your accounts,
 HUGH MONCRIEF X BRO.
 Thanksgiving was not observed here. Of course Bro. Ansley's se- we're criticism of such observance caused our people to forego it. Yes--'in a hOrn."
 Mir. Phillip Harrel, the boss blacksmith, requests us to say he is we'll again, and at hls post. Phillip is a splendid blacksmth- makes horse shoeing speciality.
 Dick White and bride are tenn porarlly boarding at the hotel. They will soon go to house-keep- ing in Mrs. Ella McRae's residence on Elm street
 Rev k. NJ. Traylor will preach his farewell sermon at the Metho- dist church Sunday nieht--will start 10 conference, which con venes at Hot Springs. Monday.
 A lull line of dry goods, grocer.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-01

lstsred at the Postotiice. Prescott, Ark, as
 B Second Glass Natter
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-01
-RAILNOAD TIME CARD.
PRESCOTT MARKETS.

Revised and corrected weekly by Woodhery d Portir.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-01

The Methodist church at this place has instructed it's pastor, Rev. R. NJ Traylor, to petition the Little Rock Conference, M. E. Church. South, to hold its annual session here next year. Our peO' pie are progressive, wide-awake and hospitable. and we hope the invitation extended, will be accepted, for we know the preachers and delegates would be well entertained here.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-01
Miss E. M. Thonasson.
 PRESCOT, ARK. FAIR DEALING IS MY MOTTO.

Friends, weneed money. Please call at once and settle your account.
 HUGH MONCRIEF X BRO.