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Alden's Cyclopcdia OfUniyersai
 Literature.

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A N@iir0ader Spta.s.

My wife has been great suffer CT from Catarrh. Several physi. clans and various patent medicines were rcso,ted to, yrt the disease continued unaha;cd, nothing ap- bearing to make any impression upon it. Her constitution finally became implicated, the poison be- ing in her blood
 secured bottle of E. B. B, and placed her upon it's use, and to our surprise the improvement be- gan at once, and her recovery was rapid and complete. No other preparation ever produced such a wonderful change, and for al! orms of Blood niseaSes l cheer fully recommend B. E. B. AS d superior Blood Purifier
 R. r. DODGE,
 Iardmaster Georgia Railroad,
 Atlanta Ga.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-10
Why do Doctors Prescribe
 Liquors?

Because they know not what else to do, or because sometimes a lit. tie liquor serves to kindle the ex- hausted fires of digestion. Bat this liquor prescription is bad bus. mess for the patients, for it makes drunkards ont of a large majority of them. Brown's Iron Bitters does not kindle a temporary fire. It nourishes, enriches, stengtheus, purifes. It drives out debility and dyspepsia. and sets the invig- orated system at work on a basis of health.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-10
New York, January l3, 1886.
Is .E4sftg1

I have had salt rheum for long time, and have suffered much from the effects of the mercury which have taken for it's relief. 1 have ;rayuleG all over the Unitcl State and Europe. and nave never fouud anything to benefit me as $. s. $ aas dorc. My niCYculal I!eIma. tism is all gone, snl my salt :heunl is nearly so. was a,>o affected with malaria. and $. $. $. has re, lieved me of it, after having tried qunine and every thing else ] could hear of with no permanent benefit. s. F. kEsLEY,
 Jan. II, 1886. Box G, Salem Macs.
 Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis eases mailed flee.
 TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Draw CT 3, Atlanta, Ga. l57 W. 23I St., New York.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-10

SAM NEWTON, a Choctaw 1ndian, was sho. to death Friday in Gaines county, Choctaw Nation, for the cruel murder of his wife in that county in October, 1881. The manner of execution by the Choctaws is to sit the con. demned man on the ground, pin a piece of white paper over his heart, and while man on either side holds him by the hand, a third kneels in front of him and drives a bullet through the white paper One shot usually does the work death being almost instantaneous Newton made a full confession, say ing ne shot his wife while in d fiji Of insanity.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-10

The Southwest Arkansas Teach. ers' Association will meet at Wash ingion, Ark, Saturday, April 10, 1886.
 PROGRAMME.
 MORNING SESSION: 9:00 o'clock Miscellaneous Business. 9:30 = Address of welcome-muSic-re- sponse. 10:15-"Methods in Arith- metic;' a-Plimary, Mrs. Ella McRae, Prescott; b. Intellectual, Mrs. Sue King, Hope. Music. Discussion. 1l:1J-"Perception," a. Nature, Prof. Littlepage, Wash ington; b. Culture, Prof. w. l.. Bryan, Lewisville. Music. Dis .cussiou.
 AFTERNOON SESSION: 2:oclock Necessity for Instruction on the Obligations and Relations of the Government and the Governed" c. L. Sampson, Washington, Music Discussion. 300. "Meth0ds ill English" a. Elementary, Miss An nie Boyce, Malvern; b. Advanced, Miss "a. E. Connevey, Prescott Music, Discussion.
 NIGHT SESSION. 500 o'clock "Botany in our schools,' q. A Hays, Texarkana. Music. Dis cussion. S:45 "Babglonia ana Assyria.' q. Geography, Climate Products, Miss Dee Culley, Hope b. Political History, Geo. Youman. ! Lewisville. C. Civilization, Miss Emma Kirkland, Prescott. d. So cial Habits, J. W. Harris. Shove, Springs. e. Religion, Mrs. Carrie Hinton. Prescott. Music. No dis cussion.
 Under "Babylonia and Assyria' only fifteen minetes will be giyel to each subject.
 Not more than thirty minute, will be given to any one on an. subject. We desire practical worl on all subjects.
 Arrangements have been made to hold the train for Washington over on Friday night at Hope, un til the south.bound I. NJ. train ar rives. All teachers who travel CT tue l. NJ. train, will be met at Hop, by Prof, Sampson Friday evening and all will go over to Washington together. On returning from Wash ington, proper connection will h' made with Sunday trains. The Committee recommends t the Reading Circle for presen reading only three subjects: Per ception,' under Mental Science Arithmetic" under Methods, an, Botany under Natural Science. AUTHORS: Brooks Nj enta Science and Culture. Sully'S Out lines of Psychology, Swett's Meth ods of Teaching, Parker's Talks ol Teaching, Barnes General History Every teacher should read i! connection with tbIs, some gooC educational journal.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-10

SENATOR Wilson, of Iowa, has in. troduced bill in the Senate in creasing the postage on mel chan disc sent through the mails. As the rate is alreay too high, m1ch higher than that of other coun. tries, it should the rather be re- duced to half the present rate. Wilson's scheme is denounced as a measure to increase the revenues of express companies.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-10

Browns Iron Tonic is the very best medicine for the blood. IL SO aids q gestiun that each parti- cle of food performs it's wonted office, and gives that to the blood that which is required to give il the rich red hue that indicates perfect health. When taken as directed it never fails to produce the desired effect, Price, S1O0 per bottle. For sale by Moncrief & Bro,
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-10

The House Committee on Indian Affairs has instructed Chairman Wellborn to report favorably bills granting right of way through the Indian Territory to the Fort Scott and Kansas, Fort Worth and Den yer, Kansas and Arkansas Valley, and Kansas City, Fort Scott and Gulf Railroad eompanies.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-10
NRFRM MckENNoN. of John!

NR F R MckENNoN, of Johnson county, is a candidate tor Congress in the Fourth district. He has got ten himself into trouble by buying the influence of the editors of the Economist, a State organ of the wheel. published in that county. The whole thing leaked out, and now MT. McKcnuon is not in good repute.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-10

COTTON futures has taken a sud. den upward tendency, and it is said will continue to advance. Spots have been advanced but lit. tle as yet, so the direct dealer is not much benefited after all.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-10

lT is said two thousand murders were reported in the United States during 1885, by the newspapers, and not half of them South of the Mason and Dixon line, either.
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PATENTS
Caveats, Trade Mark. and Cop,rights

Otaincd. and all other business in tho U $ Patent Office attended to for moderate fees Our oitit. is opposite the |, <. Patent Of fee, and we can obtain Patents in less tim than those remote from Washington.
 Send model or drawing. We advise as to pstentahihty free ot charge; and We make no charge unless We obtain patent.
 We refer here to the Postmaster the Supt. of Money Order Div, and to officials of .he U. \. Patent Office. For circutar ad- vice. terms snd references to actual clients in your own state or county, write to
 C. A. SNOW S CO.,
 Opposite Patent Olico, Washington, D C.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN, ARK. !
 EphrtlNrN . lAGG

LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN. ARE.l
 February ,, lSsG.
 N'oTlCH Is HEREBY GIVEN tbat tbc i"iho",nS- named settler has Aled no. ,,r ,,,', "' ms intention |" make final proof in IIupP"Il II ms cl3lm' and that said proof will t,, tc ',aae before the Judge ot Nevada coun. tl, ,oor Arka",9s' H' Prescott on March 6th, ioGo' VIZ; VIZ I"T'ton w. Clark. Nevada county wy NV Sec. t0, I'D. 10. SP 21 " "' .;n; s,' W additional ''' "" = lie names the following witnesses to prnvo ms continuous rr~idcucc npon. and cultiya- pon n' or sad land. viz: John Ward Cbc.t"r I6,uch"na9, |, llance ] Buchanan and I.aac p h"rFl' all oI Prescott Nevada county. Ark
 W, K RAMSEY, R cistor
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-10

ARKANSAS day at the exposi. tion at New Orleans Saturday, was a grand success. Commissioner McRae president, and several prominent Arkansiaus made fine speeches,
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-10

A bill has been introduced in Congress providing that the Pres ideIt and Vice President shall be elected by majority of the peo- pie and abolishing the electoral college, and regulating tue method of counting the votes by the two Houses of Congress.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-10

Mess Montgomery * Hopkins, Mrr, h- Appleton, Ark, July 3l. says; Send tw" dozen boxes "Ncx5can L."cr Fiiis' We thought we got enough from yodr agent when hcr- tp r9a us. We can't sell any oth- er pill People won't have any but tn "Nr4iean pilL" Your Satanta never ta e l vet Your medicines all sell well. For sale hy Monrricf < Drn.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-10

To MERCHANTS AND HARDWARE MEN. Il have made arrangements with a factory at Evans lie. Ind, to manufacture my combination harrow and cultivator. 1t Is the cheapest and most complete m"- chine of the kind made. PHae6 wishing to handle then9 or get de cripriye circulars, etc, can address me at Warren, Arkansas.
 II. l.. LYON.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-10

THE Blair educational bill passed the Senate Friday, but it is thought itS chances in the House are ex- ceedin ly sli Il.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-10
Blood Poison.
II. l.. LYON.

Three years ago contracte q Blood poison, took mercury and potaaA foY siX moaths with. out any benefit. then took Swilt's Specific, aud it soon Groye away every symptom of the disease. l recommend S. $. $. on every occa- >ior, as it is really bpoa to hU- manity, and every one sufciinq with blood poison can take t with great confidence.
 PROF. EDWIN BAAI,
 2El East o3d St
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-10

Notice is hereby given that there will be public examination of teachers, at Prescott school build ing the 20th day of March to acser- tain the professional qualifications of all persons desiring to teach in the public schools of Nevada county. Examination to begin at 9 o'clock.
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PEESCU7T r

cold Proytrh,' D. notNlnF N4-tIIv. bHt T vou wi,h to get r;d of carol ic e'se of Chills in double quick ;ina, take one doac of the great ",>nto1t".N II ntajns neither Quininc, Arsenic or Strychnia. i'al,irs tn,o 1t. Dr. William Sellers. summcttrli, La, writes under date of Get, :: l am having splendid success with your SatantI Rene dies. O4cr half the stock ,o'i and mt sin gle complaint Your Mexican P,l!a se!i at .iS',t For .a,c by Mencrief t Bro
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-10

Every teacher in Nevada county should have his pupils to make maps of the county, locate the towns, rivers, railroad etc. Statis- ties of population, products, prop crty valuation and taxes should be taught. Teach the history of the State. Have pupils locate its mountains, rivers, railroads, cities. give the form of government, name the officers, prominent men in the State, etc. Here is fool for thought. The children will be very enthusiastic over the work, if prop eriy taught. Such teaching culti. yates patriotism and strengthens character. Try if,
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-10

Wiley Joncs, the big liquor dealer and stock man at Pine DluT, says for old srres or ulcers neuralgia and rheumatism. pains, corns and buninns in man, md for .wccav, poIl evil, f,tnia. saddle gals anl scratchc. in horses that "Satanta ljnimcul' i, the best on earth. H. knows, hr has soli over thc,,,- and bottles. For sale by Moucri,f G Bro.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-10
* \ LIVE lINC(PETIC NEWSPAPER,
 Devoted to the UpDuiling of
 Nevada and contiguous counties.

NEVADA cot MY haS population. shown by the census, 1880 of 600 uuuber she has a.vong capacity 2SO0 The valuation ofPropcIty n the county k given at over <2 00o0O0 PRESCOTT, the county scat
 has population of nearly 2,GOO, and gets
 more trade than any town between
 Little Rock and Texarkana.
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3Ist Day of March, rSSe.

at the court house door in Prescott Ari;gn- sas, sell said hand to the highest bidder on credit of -iN months, lo satisfy the judgment agajn>t Andrew QnAls for tho purchase money thereof lurchn,rr to give bond with approved security, ana q lien to be re- tained upon the land for th" purchase money
 GEO. W. TERRY.
 March lst lNoo. Commissioner.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-10

Every young man in Nevada County who feels truly the neces- sity for an education. who feels that the times impcratively de- mand that he be educated, can, in some way, secure what he desires. It may take time and energy and persistency, but all tbeSe are nee. esSary for true growth. The soon. er every young man realizes that he can # he cj}l-that the matter of education is personal matter and cannot be secured by proxy, the better for him.
 In tbis broad land of privileges, no young man can grow up in ig norance, and, in riper years, cen- sure others and present to society a bun lie of ifs" as the cause of his sad condition. No, sir; you, young man, must let your words and cen sure recoil upon yourself.
 But, let not parents think that they are not responsible for the education of their children. Re member, dear fathers, that your sons and daughters do not know the full import of this work. You must remove, as far as possible. every obstacle and encourage them. What a grand and glorious revolution, there would be, if pa rents, pupils and teachers, could realize fully their triple relations and duties!
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-10

The PIcAYUXE will fight for tc principles of DEMOCRACY afford ltry and Laplhss 10 the right to criticize in the party but will do ill lne and party The Democratic party has been the of the peop organized and the best interests will conserved by ifs holding the rcns of contending principles of the party the IIcAYUNE indulge offensive personalities against those opposing will endcay yor To bc as conservative rossble.
 The will strive to be otAc best country wcees Will do all that possibly be done advance the rial prosperity of Nevada and adjoining counties.
 will devote special attention county am all of the county will be given through it's dents Every citizen will have fall opportunity of furnishing ns tens from any section.
 The PCAYUNE believing that the agricultural class furnishes the whole country is the backbone thereof will
 special department Wo fell isroSed contribute this department, Mil be glad to contributions for
 The of education ofthe of thS
 pccia Educational Department. charge Prof W. Couger vii be kept Other parties contribute to it, if they desire -A-s an -A-GL'VoIti91n-g AEeG-ii7 m Tn" PcAYUSE has few supeors, and affords ae opportunity all advertisers wishing to reach people of t section. Il hasa
 BONA CgUs CgEC:LiyIOS s,E' NEAR s,Coo, nj yry reasonable. Parties will do 1 csp9ld, and secure space in its columns
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Notice

Is hereby given, that by virtue of a iud,
 mcnt and decree of tho circuit court of N. vada county, ArAanSas, rendered at the rec
 ulsr May term thereof, iSS5, the unlor,ign- ed. as commissioner, appointed to make sale ot the Northwest quarter of the Southwest quarter of Section twcnty-eCht (!S) town. ship fourteen (l+l South Range 20 West. in
 ease the sum f"uud due, toNir the sum of two hundred dollars. should not be paid by the Isl day of January, l1S6, in the case of Andrew Qualls against F. NJ. William, A, admini-trator If Wiiiom Fl. Dlrympr. de. ceased, and others, Said sum of money no,
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Educational Department.
J. ". CONGER, Editor.
The Teachers Association.

The Southwest Arkansas Teach ers' Association will meet at Wash ingion, Ark, Saturday, April 10, 1886.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-03-16

From Ihr NANurHiu NtN-
Of hear but liUruhuu po'ir.., oul.
sid" of the governor rt. lni- pru.
pie J., for Ross and So Drmu- nuu.
", hear through ~ Hwtrrnltrudiua
court hero 'lhi-i,m extract from
u letter in the Galveston New OF
Monday written from Huntsville hN
- transient mm 40 sense lml j, the
ring of b., and thoceuor, win soon hr
loud and rovrrhcutc throughout the
stale
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-03-16

From itr Nr,.p lpI,uI
The 'wlo, Pilot m, rou-trIund,r
thr Ross standard ludrri .u,r the
Farmer statesman announced the
principles upon which hr would
nnhr the race. the newspaper men
are Hooking to his standard $40 m,t
that lsa difficult matter To bccp tine
count
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-03-16

INDIANA limestone mu, heavy on
lhc -lomach of amy man who aspire,
lu the goycruormr after taking u
mess OF il
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-03-16

TnE Abilene Reporter haa rather
leYel-headed ideas ON the puhrrnato-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-03-16

rial question Otuurr lnc Repeater
i- tor Ro-s
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-03-16

THE how- Light gives mo- Md.-
handed allegiance. lti-nIl ior Rose
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-03-16

Tur Ross men in northwest lc,ns
are walking up.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-03-16
bHn IlnrL IIurs.

. Nlm ihr Nrhlu Ledger
ncle pau McGary'- dark horse
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-03-16

luTonuc-men 10 becoming oplsm-
muir.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-03-16

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-03-16

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-03-16
THE WACO EXAMINER

..r.a nt iU. IstoniDy at tr' lrfA7
sUcnu1 rlast matt matter
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-07-29

Robinson for his report on Election
Statistics, both valuable documents, for
which the DEMOCRAT returns thanks.
At the State meet Of the Ohio Division
L. A. W. In this city In September, the
drill corps Of the Cleveland bicycle club
will give an exhibition Of Its skill.
The Finance Committee Of the Board
of Education sold $4,000 Of school
bonds Saturday afternoon, Potter & Co.,
Of Cleveland, getting them at $l,20 pre-
MUM.
The new chrystal glass company asks
no donation; all that is wanted Is $40 :
600 of stock subscriptions. One gentle
man took $500 this morning, and an
other $1,000. 1t will probably all be
raised in few days.
The seventh annual reunion of the
Third Ohio Independent Battery, Of
which Capt. W. 8. Williams, of this city,
Is president, is announced to take place
at the G. A. r. banquet hall In Canton,
on Thursday, August 18th.
During the severe storm of Monday af-
ternO0D, lightning struck the slaughter
house of Frank Miller, the butcher, at
Second and MshOning streets, knocked
the top off a smOke-stack, ran down into
pig.pen and killed q 125 pound hog.
No person was In the place at the time.
AloIse Rauchenschwinder q sixteen
year boy employed at LIE Besu's brick
yard, about two miles southeast of town,
WAS badly burned about the legs as far
up as the knees yesterday, by jumping
into pile of hot ashes at one Of the
kilns. The accident gave rise to a re,
port which was floating around town
this morning that the boy was burned
to death.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-07-29
STATE PROH1BrTIoNIsTs
Gathering in Canton To-day for the Stat
Convention.

Convention.
Canton i5 the center Of Ohio prOhibi-
tiOn to day. the opening day of the Pro-
hibitiOn State Convention. The hosts
of the third party began arriving in the
city yesterday afternoon, and this morn
ing large delegations from different
parts Of the State dropped down upon
Canton by the incoming trains. By
noon several hundred delegates and
friends Of the caus9 Of prohibition had
reached the city and distributed them.
selves among the different hotels and
private residences where they are to be
entertained. On the 10:45 Valley train
from the north this morning an I'm
mense delegation, numbering about 200,
arrived from Cincinnati, Youngstown,
Springfield, Akron and other points and
headed by band from Wooster, which
Is furnishing music for the convention,
the delegation marched up West Tusca-
rawas street to the Tabernacle. The
Cincinnati and Toledo delegations, the
latter Of which arrived early this morn
ing, came In their own special cars.
At 10:30 this morning praise meet
Ing was held In the Baptist Church,
which was attended by large number
The convention was called to order al
4 o'clock this afternoon for temporary
organization, so that but little real
business will be done to-day, that being
left over for to morrow when, at 10 a.
M. q permanent organization will be
effected, the nomination of candidates
made and platform, In which the
greatest interest centers, enunclated.
At 2 O'Clock this afternoon the dele
gates Of the different Congressional dis
tricts met at their respective headquar
ters, and each chose vice president fol
the convention, one member for each 0i
the various committees, and one mem
ber of the State Central Committee fol
the ensuing year.
Candidates will be nominated by thC
convention for Secretary of State, Com
missioner of Common Schools, Judgt
of the Supreme Court, Clerk of the Su
Dreme Court, member Board Of Public
Works.
The Tabernacle, In which the conven
tiOn Is to be held, presents quite an at
tractive appearances. A great deal o.
labor has been performed by the lOca
committee of arrangements. In fitting 1
up for the purpose for which 1t is to b
used. Fifteen hundred chairs have beeI
put in and arranged, appropriate ban
neTs and notices arranged around th
walls, and large cards Suspended from
wires stretchad across the room desig
mating the different districts. The man,
open windows and doors makes tn
building nice and cool, and as 1t look
at present the Tabernacle Is Ger
tainly splendid place in which to hOlt
q convention.
This evening mass meeting will b
held In the building, which will be ad
dressed by Rev. A. B. Leonard, of Spring
ield, the Prohibition candidate for Gov
ernOr last year.