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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-02

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Enlnlct EtchinES.

Holy Moses.
 Hot and dry.
 Crops needing rain.
 Ed Hood "coons the log" COW.
 Daisy Dell' and family have gone 10 Georgia township on q visit.
 Sorry to know that Mrs. Mollic Eavcs is still very low. Hope she will soon get well again.
 Rev. Haynes, preached to a large audience Sunday morning and attended to the ordinance ol baptism in the evening-immerscd two candidates.
 Mir. Want. Pickins, and his ac complished sister, Miss Joe, ol Honey Grove Texas, are guests oi Miss Matte Shell. The boys all were glad to welcome them here especially big Ed. II.
 The meeting at this place under the management of Mess. Holmes and Logan will continue ono more week. Seven members received last week. May the good work go on and much good be done.
 Come ont all you true Demo crats next Saturday evening anc let us organize a club. We have much work to do and it behooves us to be mp and doing. We wan good men at the helm to steer oui gallant ship safe into port.
 Rally! boys, rally! to the support of our banuer-she will speak foI us and lead us on to victory. But unless VIC all come to the front and do our part sla. cannot help us much alone. Praying that we may be victorious, 1 am your friend, DIXIE.
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Laucsburg Leaflets.

Crops are looking finely.
 Some sickness chiefly among children.
 Hurah for Reeves, Uamby and democracy.
 Mir. c l. Jordan has charge oi the lanyard free school.
 MT Charlie Hudson. 1 learn is to become Il partner of Mr Lane in the near future. F A Garrett, son Of D F Garrett, returned home from few months stay in Falls county, Texas, a few days since. Everybo ly should be sure to hear our champion, the Rev Mir Reeves, in defense of our glorious Democracy. He who fails to helr him will certainly miss treat. Sc be sure to be on hand. Only a short time-twO weeks from next Saturday will bring the time for holding our primary cleo ton. Let every democrat rcmcm- Der the time and be snrc to go and vote. Don't stay at home. Go out and cast your vote for the best, strongest and most cOmpe. | tent men.
 CESAR.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-14
A lsailrOatler Speaks.

My wife has been "A great suffer- CT from Catarrh. Several physi- clans and various patent medicines were resoited to, yet the disease continued unabated, nothing ap- bearing to make any impression upon it. Her constitution finally became implicated, the poison be- ing in her blood.
 I secured bottle of B. B. B.. and placed her upon its use, and to our surprise the improvment be- gan at once, and her recovery was rapid and complete. No other preparation ever produced such a wonderful change, and for all forms of Blood Diseases l cheer fully recommend B. E. B. as a superlor Blood Purifier.
 R..P. DODGE,
 Yardmaster Georgia Railroad,
 Atlauta, Ga.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-14
COUNTY NEWS.
Con tributcd by the Special COrrcs'
 pOnden.s of the Plcayunc.
 BOurland's Store Budjct,

Hot and dry.
 Crops needing rain.
 People generally in fine spirits
 Capt. Anslcy don't gay anything about ROSston furnishing candi dates for the Democrut.C party Bah!
 1t seems that Capt. will be the choice of the Whcelcrs and Knights of Labor, and of course the q. B's will enderso him.
 No doubt the G. B. ticket will have a cOlored Gentleman out probably for shcriff-But John, l am sorryC9 for you.
 Oscar Phillips was seen around Rosston's vic cnity last week. He says Isham comes to hls township to sell tombstoncs, and he at last found something to do in Caney. Almost anything will do for an ex- cuse.
 Wilbum Mack has recently re turned from Jdckso Tenn, where he had been attending school. Only few days passed enjoying , the pleasures of his new home, until his energetic mind was tronb ling his physical body hunting a school for the sumner. Without any trouble and with good salary, he is teaching at Rocky Mound school house, with fine prosl ects.
 It is remarkably strange that Capt. Ansley did not vote for tax iog the rallroaGs. But considera- ton sometimes causes a man to re- fleet, and after reflection it is read ily seen that G. Backism is merely a coglomcrated mess of lnconsist. ences. Now, Capt. you may com menco studying how to cover up your misdoings. --even wher you was elected to the Legislature in 1874 and would not go. Bosh' "Whoop lem up."
 And now, my Greenback friends, a great many of yOu have denied that Capt. Anslcy was the leader of your party. Dare you deny it now, when he is now BelleQ again. Also a goodly number have called him "cranky,' and had stored him away, but as tho contest gets closer and closer, you call for John A. Ansley, to represent you in the Halls of Legislature. Now l pro- pose to tell you why he is the man that suits the party. It is simply this: he is always ready to affiliate with the Republicans, take in the Independent element and besides ready at any tune to lead the party into degretation, forgetting princi- pal, for sake of office.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-14

The new mail route between Prescott and Caney, via Lanesburg Honeaville and Bourland's Store, is now in good working order. and the PICAYUNE now reaches these important poSt-ot1ices on Thurs day, the next day after publication, It is tri-weekly, leaving Prescott Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur- days.
 BILE BEANS! T-hc. a funny ha,ro for medicine! Nevertheless it is very significant as applied to the article. Bile, according 10 Webster, is "n vel Jewish bitter, viScid nauSceorS lluiG, sccreted by tho liver" Whenever tho liver does not act properly this fluid is retained in the blood and poisons the whOlesy system, and sallowness and misery is the result. SMITHS BILE BEANS is a sure euro for biliousnes3 and liver complaint. Price, .5 cents PCT bottle.
 FAIR WARNISG-All past due accounts on our books, not settled by 1st of July or satisfactorily se- cured will be put in the hands of an attorney for collection, and parties running monthly ac- counts with us who do not settle promptly on presentation of their accounts, will bo refused further accommodation.
 WooDBERY X PORTIs.
 G0ODs AT CosT.-Miss F.. M <. Thomassnm is selling ont her goods, consisting of Hats, Rib- bons, Nelvets, Satins, Ornaments, Flowers, Tips, White Goods. Lawns Cashmeses, Laces. Embroideriss, Neck ear, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs Gloves, and other Notions, for cash at cost. She kindly invites every body to come and buy
 Prescott, ArK. July 9th, 1886.
 Mir. w. Y. Prator passed through Sunday, cnrOute to Magnolia, where his family arc now visiting. He inf, rmcd us that he had just passed his final examination. and came out all right. and will now take position as first-clas mail route agent between St. Louis and Little Rock. We are glad to know of his final success, which we pre-. dicted. He will receive yearly salary of of :l 1000.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-14
BOughtOn Briefs,

Rah fer Rev G. W. Reeves for Representative.
 There will be a picnic at Provl' dence next Friday.
 Crops arc yet growing finely, notwithstanding tho. hot weather.
 Tho Knights of Labor lodge meets at Boughton, every two weeks.
 Mrs J. J. Mayes, has been quite sick for several days, but Is now getting better.
 Mir A. J. Cdthey of Chidester was visiting friends and relatives here last Sunday.
 MT II. s. Adams of Chidester, was visiting his son, MT w. $. Ad- ans, here last Sunday.
 Wake up Democrats and organ ize q Democrat club in every town ship in Nevada county.
 Prof George Gatlin opened hi' school at Buchanan's school house last Monday, 1 suppose.
 MT NJ. Burton, of Tyler, Texas is visiting her brother, MT Joseph Mcdonald, of this vicinity.
 MT. II. NJ. Barham taken a run to the "City of Roses" last week He returned on Saturday and took d more desirable trip on Sunday with his girl, of course.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-14
Clayton Chips.
CESAR.

Last Sunday nine year old son of Mrs. Hinton near Shower Springs accideutly shot his little brother z years old.
 Bodcaw church wants Ansley to send them a man to organize a K of l. or Grecnback clnb.-Capt. Bridcwell is the man they want.
 Some galutc at Oak Grove wrote to the Dispatch that Old Hickory said through the co!umnes of the Pro. that the K of l. was all dead but few and he had sent them to help a heighbor hoe the bushes out of his corn. He also said that 1 claimed that 1 was Demo crat because I was raised on Democratic milk. will here state that it is all false. If hc will show me Pic, with any such in it, signed by Old Hickory l will agree to never vote again.
 OLD HICKORY.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-14
Our Regular Agents.

The following gentlemen will act as agents for the PICAYuNE n Nevada county. and are authorized to take subscriptions eve will bt glad to add good, responsible me, to our list and wait until fall for the money):
 Dr. j. C Parrish. Rosston.
 J. w. Neill, Emmct.
 T. D. Cathy, Boughton. % J. ". Lightsey, Bodcaw. ' z. D. White, Clayton.
 l.. W. pipkin, Glenvi'lc.
 W.B. Garrett, Lanesburg.
 0. R. Mcdaniel, llOneaville.
 J. T. Nichols, Bluff City.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-14
Good for the Child.

Tke ailmcnt of childhood need careful attention and wise treat ment Some people think :anI' thing is good enough for child, and there isn't much the matter with it anyhow" But jnlicious mothers know better, and do as Mrs. H. w. Perry, of Richmond, Na., does. She says: "l take Browns Iron Bitters ond givo it to my children with the most satis-
 factory results" Sold everywhere.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-14
Public Speaking.

We are authorized to announce that Rev. G. w. Reeves, Demo cratic candidate for representative will discuss the political issues of the day, with any Greenback ex' ponent that may be sele ected, as follows:
 At Rosston, Thursday, July 22.
 " Lanesburg, Friday, " 23.
 " Prescott, Saturday, !" 2f.
 We are informed that Capt. Ans ley, as the Greenback candidate for representative, will likely be the one selected to debate with Rev. Reeves.
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 PICAYUNE, and keep posted in
 POLITICS and COUNTY NEWS.

Saturday many of the good solid Democrats of Prescott and Missou ri township met at the Court House and organized a Democratic Club, consisting of thirty odd mem bers. A rOusing time was had and all determined to spare no eff fort 10 carry the county in Sspiem Der. The following are the officers of tho club: Geo. r. SmOo Pres. ident; B. II. Logan Eicc-Prc>ldent D, B. Madden Secretary; w. B Waller, Treasurer, NJ. NJ. Spears, Assistant Secretary. The clut will hold weekly meetings.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT CAMDDN, ARK.
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LAND OFFICE AT CAMDDS, ARK.
 July ', 1886. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tho IN following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in sup port of his claim, and that suid proof will be made before the County Judge of Nevada Co, at Prescott, Ark, on 2oth of Aug, lSS6, viz: John w. Tribble. Hd entry S0i3 for NJ NWi, Sec 9, Tp 10, s R 2a W.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cntiva- ton of, said land, viz: Ambrose ". Carson, John X. Brown. Frank P. Bostic and El- more Nelson. all of Prescott. Ark.
 w. K. RAMSEY, Register.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-14
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN. ARK. l
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LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN. ARK.
 July 7th, lsSG. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thut tho N following-named settler has filed noti' 0 of his intention to make final proof in sup port of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the County Judge of Nevada Co.,. at Prescott. Ark, on 20th of Aug, 1886, viz: James NJ. Mcador, Ila entry 79l 1, for the SWi NEi. Sec 8i, Tp II, $ H 20 w. He names the following witnesses to provo his continuous residence upon, and cullya- ton of, sad land, viz: Joseph C. Walthali, Phillip G Dcwoody, John Nichols and Will liam Jones, all of Bluif City, Ark
 M k. RAMSEY. Register.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-14
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE Ar CAMDEN. ARK.

LAND OFFICE Ar CAMDEN. ARK.
 July 7th, lSSG. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that .he N following named settler has filed notice of his intention to nuke final proof in sup port of his claim. and that said proof will be made before the County Judge of Nevada G.. Ark, at Prescott, Ark, on 20th of Aug. I886. viz: Ambrose W. Carson, lid entry SG50 for the SEi, Sec.--9. tp. 10 $ K 28 ". He names the following witnesses to provo his continuous residence upon and eultiva' ton of, said said h,nd, viz: John w. Trb.- hlc. Frank T. Bnstic. John X Brown and Ehnorc Nelson, all of Prescott, Ark,
 W. <. RAMSEY Register.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-14
Weather fair.

weather luif.
 Crops good, and in good condi- ton.
 The dinner given last Sunday by the Sunday school, was a grand success.
 Rev. G. w Reeves is making many friends here. He Is an elo- auent speaker, fearless and bold. Greenbackers, better keep scarce. Prof. Wootten is building an academy at Harmony. He IS an energetic man. The war in schools and school meetings at Forrest Hill has closed Hope the people are once more united.
 This township is almost solid for Esq. Neill for County Judge. l think he is the man for the office, and hope he may receive the nom- ination on the 30ih. If he does, some Greenbacker will go up Salt river.
 BILL
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-14

Iloneaville are on big boom, building now houses.
 Henry Alsabrook is spoken of by his many friends as the right man for constable of Caney township. The six foot merchant of Honea. vile needs the prayers of the Dem. ocrats to restore him to his first love.
 I find a few Democrats arc be. coming Respondent, almost ready to give up the fight This will nev. CT do, boys, fight till the last.
 ZEB.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-14

Mrs. Matte Darby, of Pine Bluff, is visiting relatives at Pres cott-the guest of her sister, Mrs. J w Gardner, of the PICAYUNE. We have the Hamilton & Brown S2. 5O shoe, Try pair.
 SIDNEY WooD,
 Hope, Ark.
 We have twenty dozen grain cradles, and will sell them cheaper than ever. Call early aud get one.
 J. NJ. DENMAN x BRO.
 We advise you to bring your wives, daughters and sweethearts 10 the I ost- office and get quilting frame from Capt. White for them. Meyer Winter, with Gus Blass X Co.,, Little Rock, visited his pa rents here Sunday. He seems well pleased with the "City of Ro- ses."
 Those desiring good goods and cheap tor the money, would do we'll to see and price the stock of P. Cassidy. before going else where.
 We see men from all parts of Nevada county at the posi,o'1ice examining the quilting frame. This shows how the people appreciate a labor saver.
 Democrats wake mp! Remcm. beT the primary election IS close at hand. Let all turn out and vote for the most capable and strongest men for office.
 The Democracy of the county is being thoroughly organized. The whole Grecnback ticket will be showed under in September, and don't you forget it.
 Why will man be satisfied lounging around town making no- thing but seedy clothes, when an agency on Davis 1886 c. Frame would pay him :7j per weeki
 Remember Our Bay State boots and shoes are the best in the mar ket. Every pair warranted.
 SIDNEY WOOD, Hope, Ark. Ihavc opened barber shop on West Front street, near depOt,and will be glad to have the patronage of all my friends and the public.
 W. k. LEE. Several communications crowd ed out this week. An important one from Emmett, telling of some frauds committed in the Green back convention, will appear next week.
 Mrs J. c. Terry and wife of Co- lumbus, Miss, who had been visit ing their son here, MT w. II. Ter rv. left Thursday tor Hot Springs, Mrs W. II. Terry accompanying them.
 The PICAYUNE office is being re- painted. It will soon be one of the neatest looking as we'll as con. venient newspaper offices in the state. Mir. B. B. Green is doing splendid work on it.
 People Exc good treatment-this all can get free at r. Cassidy's. His courteous clerks will take pleasure in showing and selling you anything in the way of Dry Goo Is, Boots Shoes, etc, at bed rock prices.
 We return our sincere thanks to i ;he people of Boughton and vicini- ty, for q special invitation extend- cd us by Mir. Jas. J. Lee. to attend their big picnic at Providence church next Friday. We will try to be there.
 Our subscription list continues to grow. Now ia the time to sub. scribe, to keep posted in political and county news. We will be glad to add good men to our list wheth- er or not they now have tho mon ey-will wait until Fall for it.
 We are making some very low prices now for spot cash-must have money to assist oar credi: customers. We always take es pecial care of our credit customers even at d sacrifice tJ ns.
 SIDNEY WOOD,
 Hope, Ark.
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Neat Job Work
 at tho Picavunc Office.
For all kinds of legal blanks call at the Pic ayune office.

had to comb back the hair from my forehead and omit the parting to conceal my badness. Since then Parker's Hair Balsam has made my hair as thick and glossy as ever. Lndies whose hair is getting thin will find the Balsam just splendid. Mary Swanson, , Chicago.
 Oh that sweet scrcnade, after the we' sma' hours "Wednesday night--it was delighted. We re- turn our best thanks to the "Pres' colt Glce Club" composed Of Misses Fannie and Queen Vaughn, Lizzie Hays, and Messrs. Walter Ross, Johnnie Fergerson and Jay c Burns. Come again.
 The PICAYUNE looms up this week with nearly eleven columns of reading matter on the inside <. This costs lots of painstaking thought, as well as labor and ex- pense. We sacrifice considerable of our advertising space to get ID so much matter, and We hope the people of Nevada county as whole, as we'll as our subscribers will appreciate our efforts.
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Mt. Zion Siftings.

Needing rain on crops.
 Crops never were better in this section.
 Dr. lobe says health is distress ingly good.
 The merchants and doctors 0i
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-14

Rev. Thos Butcher commenced a protraCted meeting at Piney Grove last Saturday. l hope that much and lasting good may be ac- compllshcd at the meeting.
 RICK,
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Hot.
 Dusty.
 Thompson
 A Republican -
 Pass Anslcy the camrhor. He EC.Tea at Richmond's. Je-No Tea at Richmond's. White G White for best teas. He-No-Tea at Richmonds. New pickles at Uatlcy & Chris topher's.
 He-No.Tea at RichmonHs. For choice hams go to White & Whites.
 Price Cantlcy visited Tcxarkana last week.
 Hc-uo.tea at Ricl:monTs. Fresh breakfast bacon at White & Whites.
 Mrs. Brad Scott is visiting friends at Nashville.
 He-no.tea is the purest and best. Try it.
 Every ham guaranteed at White & Whites.
 Dried Beef in' any quantity at White & Whites.
 Ask for the fnrvorite roasted cof' fee, at White & Whites.
 He. No.Tea is the purest and best. Try it.
 For sclool books and school sup plies, go to J. o. Howell.
 "Cnlifornian hams and dried beef a, IIatley X Christopher's.
 He-No-Tea is the purcst and best. Try it.
 See White & Whites hobby stock when you go 10 town. Shaving 10 cents, hair cutting a cents, at R. l.. Langford's. The Alden Fruit Vinegar fol sale by J. II. Kershaw X Co. Cnrivalled baking Hours always kept at Hatley X Christopher's. Great bargains given m sugars and coliees by White X Whites. Genuine leaf fat tierce lard a, White & Whites. Best in town. Good things to eat can always be had at Hatley & ChristOpheTs See notice of big barbecue the 24th at Prescott, by the Democrats Rolled beef fresh from Kansas City. Try it at Hatlcy < Christo pher's.
 Dickey's Painless Eye Water cures sore, weak eyes. No cure no pay.
 White & White have the most handsome lot of cream candles Tn town.
 Choice Japan tea. in handsome basket packages, at White & Whites.
 MT Saxon Arnold and wife, Of Texas, are visiting relatives in this vicinity.
 Call on Capt. White at the post office and get q Davis 1886 Quilt ing Frame.
 Mr. Cheatham and wife, of Clark county, are visiting the family Of MT. J. T. Brooks.
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Yerada County pitavn,,e.
PRESCOTT, ARK, JULY. II. 1886.

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-14
Notes

JOE JEFF ERsoS leaves the stage with 8
fortune of $500 600.
BEoSsoS Howard is to write play
for Robson and Crane.
PATTI sang TO 10 900 people in Abbott
Hall, London. a few weeks ago.
ABBEY proposes to bring Barry Sulli-
van 70 the United States next season.
CARLEToS's company is coming west
again. He will do Nanon and Erminie.
AUGUSTA DAEeoS, now of Australia.
is contemplating tour OF the United
States.
CANPoBELLo will sing the part Of the
King in Dutf's revival OF the Pirates OF
Penzance.
SARAH BERSHARDT made her debut in
Valparaiso, Chill, October 10, and played
Fedora 70 a $59S4 house, so her man
ager states.
THE Main Line. De Miles play which
has made a great hit in New York. fol-
lows the Florenncs at the Baldwin, and
so will probably follow them here.
TIE Days were a fat failure in San
Francisco. The ArgOHditt says the only
relief found in the spectacle vas that It
was impossible 10 hear a word That the
actors said
The Fi0rences are now in Sa1 Fran
cisco, and viii do The MIga;y Dollar,