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Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21
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Rev. C, T. Clark, a mcm1er d| tho &outh Gcorsla Methodist Cor. ference, writes fom Tatnall conn
 ty, Ga: One year ago was ta.s,. with rheumatism; and become s most helpless for over thre, months, hn the remedies uaei seemed to a=ii until 1 ecmAencti tho use of.5a.t's Specific. llap taken five bottles, and am perfect, sound and well again. woui bayo written sooner, but waitel | sec fl iAe care was pcrmarer And nov unho5i;at.rgiy rcccoa mend E. s. g. a. a safe rcliab remedy tos rheumatism. l hay all confidence i'll it's yirtuc.1
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21
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GEN. JOHN B. GORDON, "thc hero of Appomat0X," has received more than enough instructions to nominate him as the Democratic candidate for Governor of Georgia. Although Hon. O. 4. Bacon, his competitor, has been T. standing candidate for over six years, and received instructions Of a number of counties before Gen. Gordon came out as @ candidate befIre the people, he has been distanccd by the lattor, No man Tn the South possesses more implicitly tue con hdonce and love of the people, than Gen. John B. Gordon. Even out here in Arkansas the people rejoice over his signal victory ill Georgia.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21
kt Never Fails,

have had blood poison cya since October 1855, anl abtainei no relief from any treatment Canl tried sercra0 and comnoiced taking "";f.'5 Specific. In oge month felt az well a. I ever had. ! also had good appetite, and was entirely free from the pains In my shoulder and head, which had tormentod me So long. Now al Inc sores and sw,)Iins5 from uy head are gone.
 H. ". McCARrER, No. 7G Madi. son @t. New York, April $9, 1886.
 Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis. cases mailed free.
 THL SWIFT srncuI Co, Draw CT 3, Atlanta, Ga. I57 ". 23d St., Y. "
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21

Democratic leaders t0 " man are .aas! luyl"r.H'a, immoYa1i", '"- pprttrla1ie.uncog,iiIion"rc of office. They trGGso oA.9l"i non ors on any t>siaa |: any price. Cncuplayej Grecnback Inca- nacity altA no batjuess to manage or a misman"gcd business on han.o, asr;res to the management Of pub lie busiaess 10 retrieve it's fortunes and redeem its dia!igurcd iinanc'ai beauty. Wih airy confidence and iocnnd iutrepidity it tonrlshes q Siao;llar certificate ct character wiercon it rests its claim to pub lie trust: failure to mind a&d man age its cwn affairs, $ profount rea- son for immediate e"gageMeht |" manage tbe allairS ot othc"s.
 Bnhv. fertile, influential, p?ohta' i bIy employed Democracy, cease IleSsiy engaged, cannot surrender it's nCreonal estate for o!Gcial emo luments, bat high sonlcd Demo, cratic principles dictates seit de- nyino labors to cTave these mi5cr. able assailants of Democracy and thwart their wolfsli desire to ma Impulatc the spells of office.
 The literary stock in trade by every Grcenback politician embra. ccs the following imlnptable postu- lates: IL cannot exist without thom. 1t will not long exist with them: Contracted currency is inflated poverty: National b6uks arc Ma tional ieeches; Repuhlicaniam and Democracy arc affiliated friendly political forces, united to rob, pluuder and oppross the people; Railroad monopolio5 are hydra, beaded monsters, gigantic blo0t suckers, draining the Vitality oi the nation; every monopoly is q curse and must be Enc0nditionMIy cursed; dissomilation i5 virtue; hypocracy necessity; malignant islander honorable warfare; the end Invariably justifies the means; admit nothing, condemn every thing, answer every reioindcr en- phatieally That's iie;" every man who has nothing should have something and ho who has some thing must divide with him who has nothing: eff a man ask thee for thy cost give him thy cloak al so;'0 let all tho ends thou aim st at be myself and GrccnbacbiSlni ey- every great man whoever lived was q Grccnbacker, therefore, ey, cry living GrccnbacIer is a great man. These arc fair expressions of Grcenhack sentiment.
 The above expose of Green hackism deals with it as eXlonnd- cd by it's leaders, Garland. Ansley
 & Co,
 Meanwhile, Democracy, true to her mission, maiestically moves along in grand fulGlmeut of her destiny. The National debt i3 be. ing reduced as rapidly as possible, tho total decrease last month being over nino million dollars. Con. grcss hasrcso'vod that tho avalil- ble surplus in the Treasury, seven ty-tw0 million dollars, shalt be ap. piled 70 this end.
 TrGCTACJ.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21
For Representative.

Editor PlcAyrxv. will please an- nounce me as a candidate for the Logi-la- snrc. to represent Nevada county. In com ing out as a candidate for this office. l have acted uron the earnest solicitation of promi- non, citizens, residents of different parts of The county. l shall hol@ myself 7abje't to the will of the Democratic convention, and whatever shall be the action of said eohyer sion, t will be my pleasure tn obey.
 am yours KcspAlv.
 REV. GAo W REEVES,
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21
ON our first page we publish

ON our first page we puhlish an article from Emnot, entitled 'Grcenback Methods, which shows how fraud was praciiced in th c Greenbacll convention. We can't see how any voter, whether Green packer or not, can stomach the nominees Of the Greenback party after this disclosure. By manipn- lation and such methods as the above, Jones and Robinson were defeated in the convention, and the bosses selected tho nominees .(mostly among themseivcS) from this township.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21
VICTORY hhEAD
Democrats al Work Clubs Being Organized-sCreat Enthu-
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Since the first of the present month, there has been great awak oning among Democrats, and the old ship, managed by for aud of the people has a bright prospect ahead for a victorious voyage. Bat te insure this all must keep at work in earnest--lct every sail be kept unfurled to catch the breeze
 The people of Nevada county are learning the true inwardness and corruption in the Greeuback doctrine, as preached by Ansley, Pittman & Go, that f Is simply the fulcrom they are using to ride into office in thls county. These otiicc-scekcrs can't pull the wool over the eyes" ef the people any longer, it is too plain a ease, heuce the grand rally to the grand old Democratic party.
 Friday tue people ot Bcughton township gave big picnic at Prov idcnce church, at which there was Ia public discussion between Mes SITS ". E. Atkinson aud R. K. Gar. land the speaking ending about enc o'clock. Mr Atkinson briefly showed up the virtues of Dcm0c- racy and exposed GrecnGackism, which has no record to boast ot although 1t supported Spoon But, Ter for President; that party was dying out-a fog years ago had near dozen congressman, now has only two. Col Garland made a lengthy haranguo, putting in some dry wit and sarcasm-besiGe this made his same old speech that the people of this county probably know from memory, having heard it so often. The picnic dinner, gotten up hy Democrats and Green packers alike, wns one of the finest we ever helped portakc of. Abont three o'clock MT. c. c. Hamby, as- sisted by others organized Dem ocratic club with a membership of thirty.two to begin on. There
 was great enthusiasm among the Democrats of the township, wbo will keep the ball in motion.
 Saturday afternoon Col, W. F. Atkinson, also organized a Demo cratic clnb at Emmet. The speech of Mr. Atkinson here, was one ot the finest we ever heard, aud though he spoke for over an hour his listeners gave close attention, Mir, iIamby also made good and telling speech. Both speeches were often londly applaudod.
 MT, D. E. Madden also went down into Jackson township Sat urday and assisted in organizing a Democratic club of nearly thirty members at Clancy Church.
 Taking everything into consider. ation the outlook is very bright for the Democrats, and will grow brighter and yet brighter, until if cu!minatos in the permanent buri- al of the Greenback bosses, Gar land, Anslcy, Putnam & Co, and their hobby, Greoubac&ism, (usod to ride ito office with in Scptem. Der next,
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21
Cre9ab1ck Economy Ezpocsa.

VI = sfJ.~-yH t- '-''.s . ~ ' . Ed.Goy PIcATrEE:-&ome time ago q communication from Mr. Joan AI. pittman appeared in the Disra.ch in which hc attempts to draw . comparison between the management Of our county affairs while controlled by t'le Democrat ie and Grccnbac}: parties respec, lively.
 Ii Mr. P. is really an&inus for an investigation a ii comparison oi the Financial management of the respective parties, our party ought to go into it with willing hands. 1 once had occasion to make some investigation of this matter, and if my memory is not greatly at fault, the Democratic party had the advantage by great odds. When the Democratic party for the first time got control of the offices in Nevada county they found a debt hanging over it of nearly ai0,00O. When they surrendered the offices to the c. B. party in the latter part of 1880 tho debt did not exceed :l0,0Oj-accoriing 10 my recollection.
 The Grecubackcrs bad control of the county affairs four years, and when at tho cnd of that time the Democrats again got control, the county debt had increased to about 523,CQl, exclusive of what was owing for the court hoasc.
 All this increase of debt oc- cured in tho short time Of four years, and that too in the face of an tEe promises of the 01cenback party that the business of the county shoulI be contacted upon the most economical system.
 Auo.her fact to bo considered in connection with this matter is that in thc f5ur years of Green bat k Iulo the taxable property of the coaDty increased n its value about 750,ooC, thus giving them an average Of from $]590to &2,000 rcveaue annually more thm was collected by the Democrats.
 Now, with all these facts before US, I can not see that the Green. back party can consistently set up any claim to ccoa9!ny.
 As tie matter has heon so ad- voitly opened by Mir. Putnam would it not be well enough to ca. Ter into 2 scarch!ng investigation, and give tac public alj tho facts; let the people sec and know for what purpose all Of thc money wGs expended, and the cause of the great increase of the debt. ] ven lure to say that a full investigation will disclose facts at which the people will be amazed and cry out Enough Of Grecn6acH cconomY''
 There is a wrong and it should be exposed. All this money could not have been expended and this great increa8e Of dobt made in so short q time upon legitimate aul basis 1 do not pretend to say who is to blame for thc misman. accmcnt of the countv'5 funds, but whoever is should be known. Make public all the facts, and af- ter this if the people of Nevada county want to try on 6 little more of Grecnback economy ? let :hpm do so and cry when it is too late.
 '. NJ. E0Nro0NEHY.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21

nopoly by the church and bread monopoly by thc iring brought on the French ReYolutiUn.2 History makes ont different case. Peo- pie were growing wise in theories. National finance was n a procaFl- ous condition, induced by the flood 0f worthless, t!uctuating p2- per money put atloat by John Law ill l1l9. and repeated by Rocker. The Federal devirsion of tho peo- pie into thrco distinct classes: money depreciation, the failure of crops ih l768, and consequent im- migration of people to Paris and other large cities where they e0aid find work. The result was an 0Eerstock of d4y labor and Wa es went doVn, people became hun gry, the Nicl0us didn't want to work. IntrcguerS organized @nar- chistjc and communisiic clubs. The dcnso population wae ine.tcd to revolution insteai ut lead to .c- form. The reign of terror began.
 That, Pic. is history as written by Mltcholct, iAtchiua, Tain and Brougham. When yon read hia- tory ny boy improve from the CT. rcrs Of EHgagenl, enter the cham 6cra of history ;:5 tOuu "s vJhla#e of today, in which are men living, acting, passionate men; men hash- od With ambition, green with envy or proud from rrc.cmin"nce, Don't learn history as a parrot does g phrase -rccoliecti"s only the words.
 'Tho adgit0tors of the French Revolutions were heroe5.' Aa- other slight divergence from his tory. Imagine Danton 8 horoi Picture cadaYcrous Rohespjegre at whose coiamand in one month 695 heads rolled from the aX ot tho gillOtiue, S3j heads of men whose only crime was deierTiug from Ao- bespierrt, Think cf sploCch-tace Narat, hiding in cclleIs and sewers publishing his ~. ami du ppupie' and calling for, more h!e0d," and so the list leHgthens with St. Just, Desmou!ius, sieyes and a Ill! riad of othors-'Aegoed,' Engagem calls them and doubtless longs to emu. late, lIerotS---a galaxy of tyrGuts. biggoted dospots, merci!css ban dette ot power, copfesecdiy mar TOW, weak men, bourn to infamous notorty by the red waves of the revolution which thier greed and folly cugcDdcred. Nero wonld have shudderrd at the appalling depths of cruelty to which they sank dudParhuseiua would have pal cd ata canvas CCltsiuin% such & pie ture. Does thjs iinga%om believe what he has written, are his Frlia- es of the Jocobins tto giberine ot mbicelity, or the bombast of Enavoryt What about Grape Hnl2 Why did the IS Democrats refuse to vote tho sentiment of their con stituants? Well, PIe, maybe they were bought with q Rail Road pass. as the SeVada c0uaty repre- scnatigc who voted against taxing railroad property in this state, Maybe they were not 90 cheap,
 Eut Pie. ! fear 10 occupy too much of your space in q contro. versy with this political cAarlatan, so adjou, ny boy, adicu; road histo- ry don't forget it, bo true to your country, be candid to your readers and don't presume. PIc., too much upon tho ignorance ol those about you. Yours,
 CI9OTER.
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Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21

THERE k justly great complaint in many par,a of the county over the action of the Grcen5aok con yention, in selecting nearly an of the nominees for county offices from this, Missouri township. Just as we expected, the people are getting tired of being bossed by Anslcy. Garland, Putnam & Co.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21

Boss GARLAND went on in ter Mb!o cry in his speech Friday, to say he worked hard and wore dir ty clothes, etc., IS all IS farmers do.1 But his boasts were "knoek- ed into q cocked' hat by Col At, kinson who in reply said; it is a notorious fact Garland won't work, even his wife can't get him 10 do .2Uy thinc."
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21

TIE Court iouao ring, compos. cd of tho Greenback hossen, had things their own way at their nom. mating convention, and secured the best offices for themselyos, Tue balance of tue county that was ignored arc right in den ouncinq the action of this Court House ring.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21
For Senator

We are authorized to announce C. A. DridcVel, of Hope, ns candidate Tor the Statc Scna.c from this, tine Twcntieth dis &rict, subject to the action of the Democrat e conVentiop.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21

Editor ieAYJ',;l.:-PloHse announce that 1 am a candidate for reelection ns Treasurer of Nevada county, subject to the action of shc Democratic party. Respect,
 w. ]. BLAKE.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21
f'ol, TrcasMrer.

Editor pioAYUSr.-in response to so'ici- tations of trionds, yoa will please announce me as n candidate for the office of Treasurer cf Nevada county sahicct to the action of the Democratic Convention.
 W. R. BARHAM.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21

Wc aro authorizcd 10 announce Capt. John Parkor As ac.ndlatc for reelection to the office of Tnx Assessor eubjcet to the ac- of the Democratic party.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21

Boss GARLAND sajl Friday that the Nhoclcra and Knights of La bor velo Grecnbackers, leaving the impression that they would vote that ticket, We happen to know beyond a doubt that srch is not the ease. This trick of Boss Garland to bowlster up his party and catch votes is too thin--it ia in keeping with all the rest of his mi8reprcsentatiOrs.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21

We are authorized to announce the pros- ent incumbent, Oscar Phillips, as a candidate for reelection to tho office of Shcrilt, subject to the action of tlc Democratic party.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21

We are authorized to Rnnounce R. W Johnson, of Tayior township, as candidat for Tax Assessor, subject to the action oi the Democratic party,
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21

Wo arc authorisod to announce Ed I. McDanicl, of Cancy township, as eahdi- date for Tax Assessor, subject to the acton oi the Democratic p:rtV
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21

TIE Democratic primary olcc a ,ion comes off the 3lst Saturday week. Go out and vote for tho best and strongestman. See rules governing same on local page of this issue of the TICAYUNE.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21
For Judge 9th Judicial District.
 A. E. WILLIAMS.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
 THOS. E. WIlDBER.

The President has approved the bill to forfeit the lands granted 10 the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company to aid in the construc- tion of railroad and telegraph line from tie states of Missouri and Ark ausas to the Pacific coast, anu restore the same to settlement.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21
MINISTRY IS B0CGur BY THE
 CAFITALISTS.D

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 Now, Pie. does it not seem , strangely heterogeneous for man
 who has studied for tho ministry, who pr0fc2sea a belief m tho of
 iicacy of religion, who IS a mem bcr ot a church and who teaches a . bible class on Sunday, to cas- such GamniuG charges nt the doors Of the church! |! he knows those charges t0 be trdc; if ho knows the most dov0pt teachers of that rciig ion are false; f ho believes religion i6 ineGicaclous in cIeyating men above mean and Sordid principles, why does he profess it} why does he teach iti Iie can certainly have no faich in it nor respect for it. Only fool could have faith, only a hypociite would profess it, h. support of the corruption Ot the Church Ao introduces the tcstmo- ny of the cE-Cditor of sensation al Chicago paper, gGrblcd extract from Milton and Faui's charge to Timothy. Truly has 1t been written that the devil can quote scripture to his purpose. But not one word of all this testimony is admissable because it lacks tho essential ot absoiutc Knowledge, it is supposi- ti3h and hercsav.
 THE pRN3s IS BOUGHT"
 Now watch the inconsistency of Eugagem's argument, A moment ago he proves to you that preach. CTS are untrustworthy, and in the face of that, he introduces one of those impcaohcd witnesses. the Congress Chaplain, 10 establish the truth ot this second proposi- ton. Shall we accept the preach er5 tos,imony2 Did "Engagem" lie on the prcaeEer. or the preach. CT lie on tho press2 Grant the first proposition, Pic, as tue most probable, and put against this old blind chaplain's opinion the inproachable characters of the editor class. C0ncede to "Enga, gem" that the capitalists have bought aud paid for some ncwspa- pers in the great cities, and have they not as much right to own pa pors as any one elsol Can ho point to one paper in the State that is so subsidized aa he charges? Pos sibly if Ee confessed the trausec- tiors 0! the Dispatch with the GreenbacG candidates he might convince Us that one bought paper exists in Arkansas,
 With inspired soPhiStY. ua- ca-c,a .Y9 .aa' a a.ud a.1.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21
For County and Probate Judge.

We arc authorized to announce C. A.. Hale. the present incumbent, as candidate for recollection to the office of County and Probate Judgc subject to the action of tue Democratic party.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21
For Congress

We are authorized to snnouaio Thos' C. McIs,c as a candidate fer reelection to Con .rrcss from this. the Thira Ietrirt, subject 70 the action of tlse sigtrict convention.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21

we arc authorized to announce J. w.. Nc;il, of E,nmct township, as candidate for County and Probate Jud %, subject to the action of the Democratic party.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21

We are authorized to announce lshnm Mrck, of RosSton. ns candidate for the office of Shoriil, subject to the action of the Demo- cratic party.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21
For Sheriff.
We aro nuthorized to announce
", B. Whitc

as candidate for sheriff, subjec, to the ac- ton of the Democratic party.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21

Boss GARLAND took occasion 10 say Friday at the BonGhton picnic, that the editor of this paper had criticised him, etc, If he objects to our criticisms, all he has to doIs to cease giving us cause to do so.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21

We are Gu:hn acd tD ErnourCe George R, McGruw as latiilute for Constable of Missouri township, subject to the acton of the Democratic party
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BossEs Garland, Terry, pittman, AnSlry & Co.,, aro coddling up the Republicans, in hopes of getting their votes for tAelr nominees
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21
For Tax Assessor.

We are authorized 10 announce J. W. Ghormlev aa a candidate for 1NX Assessor, subiec: to the action of tho Democratic party.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21
For County and Circuit Clork,

We arc authorized to announce (. W. Ioake as candidate for County and Circuit Clerk, subject to the action of the Democrat ic party.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21

We are authorized to announce W. K. McLuro as 2 candidate fer County and Cir eait Clerk. subject to the action of the Dem pcratic party.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21

TIE Mexican peusion bil! passed tue Senate last week and is no doubt now q law. Every surviving soldier who was enlisted for sixty days in the Mexican WAT, or the widow of q soldier not re-married, is entitled to 9 pension of $500 per month. We understand a nnm. Der of Nevada county 5 citizens will become benefciarics by th;s law.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21
"Uero lies the remaius of John

"Ierc lies the remains of John
 Ilricnlcr.
 He walked in the ways of the Lord
 perpendicular
 Tlis is a noble cpitapb, but | could not help thinking when read. ing it, that if John died of dyspep- sia, blood poison, kidney disease, or sank from general debility, he might now be alive if he had taken Browns Iron Tonic, and life beats the best of epitaphs all hollow For sale hV Hugh Moncrief 6s Bro.
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PpEscorr, ARK. July J5, 1SoG


 PPESCOTr, ARK, July jo, lSoG.
 Editor PICAyUNE:-Djd you read the last issue ofthc Arkansaw Dis patch, Pie? No2-then go and iisl: it from your waste basket and find the arnclc, "En3ago Him. 'Iis a curiosity, ny boy, ana for original, ty worthy the pen Of Lold Timothy Dexter and ia comic humor equal, ed only by the conceptions of Des- marcts. Read ii, and analyzo the potent arguments of the worthy "RnEag. m." Let he assist you. and vo will take, first, the propo- sitioE,
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21
Primary Ele ct.0n July 5 i.


 CLrT. J A. AE@LEY failed last week to answer the question We propoundcd him the week before, as to riding on free pass and at the ssmc time drawing mileage. while in the Legislature before It is said ''silen"c gives consent, and in this casc shows Anslcy's guilt. Now, will tAo people send him back after Gcfrauding the sta'c this way. Mir. Apslpy also voted not to tax the railroads while rep reScuting this county before-au- other potent reason for letting him stay at home.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21

TuoUsANDS of men are engaged in the Norl, of making a standard gauge of the St. Louis, Arkansas & Tcxas Railroad. Col. Fordycc, the President, is proving himself to be the best railroad manager ill the west, and when his road is com ploted as begun it viii be one of the leading gFanl trunks of the country.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-21
For Constable.

We are authorized to announce Henry Meyers as a candidate for Constable of Bouglton township, subiog, to tLe action of the Democratic party.