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Philadelphia.
LIVE sTOUN,
Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 81. Cattle Receipts
4, 900 head; shipments 1000 head; mar
ket slow and shade lower; steers 81 75a
s5 rs; stOckers and feeders 81 OOi3 ~;
cows, bulls and mixed 81 5Oa3 50; Texas
cattle 81 1884 25.
Hogs-- Receipts 5000 head; shipments
4. 900 head; market shade lower; mixed
s. s0a8 %; heavy 81 90a o 40; light s. Ala
8 %; skips 81 OOa5 60.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
900 head: market slow at 1Dc lower;
natives So O0s4 25; western shorn s. NJ
a 90; Texans shorn s. O0a3 90; lambs
s. OOa6 25.
East Liberty.
EAST LrBKRTY, July 2l.--Cattls--
Receipts ,l7s head; shipments 5s9 head.
Nothing doing; all through consign-
menis.
Hogs Receipts 1900 head; shipments
2 500 head; market active; PhilsdelphiAs
50 3Oa6 40; mixed 50 30,8 81; Workers
80 25a6 30; common 10 fair 81 OOs8 %;
pigs s. 5Os5 IS.
Shssp-Rsceipts I, 800 head; si,ipments
1000 hesd; market nothing doing; pros
poets unfsvorable for next week.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, July 2l.-Hogs- Scarce
and higher; common and light 81 s5sG 10;
packing and butchers s. 90a6 rs; receipts
244 head; shipments none.
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PsTR,'oEJN.


NEW YORK, July 2l.-Petroleum--
The petroleum market opened firm Mt sac,
and after slight decline In early trading
became strong and advanced 70 Safe. A
selling movement in tho absence Of buy
ing orders then caused decline on which
the market closed weak Rt s3sc Con-
solidated exchange opened at Sale; highest
s4ic; lowest sale; closing al s3sc.
Sales !, O3S, 900 barrels.
OIL Oitv.
OIL CITY. July 81. Opened
at Sale; highest safe; lowest s3sc; closed
at s3sc; sales ~, 500 barrels; els,TancsH
3l4, 40 barrels; charters $500 barrels;
shipments ~, 900 barrels; runs 80, sh2 bar
rels.
PrTsBUBs, Pa, July 2i.--Petro,sum-
Fairly active; opened st Sale; closec
at s3sc; highest sale; lowsst s3!c.
Bradford.
BRADYoRD, PA, July 2i.--Petroleum-
Opened Of SAC; closed 1t SI!c; highest
safe; lowest s3!c; cIearsuces !, 730, 900 bar
Tels.
- Titasviils.
TITUsvILLE, PA, July 2l.---Petroleum
Opened at &c; highest sijc; lowest
s3ic; closed 1t s3ic. 1880.
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THEY WILL FIGHT.
Conley Ready to Meet Jsm Smith In the
Ring.

Conley Ready to Meet Jem Smith In the
Ring.
ASHLAND, Wis, July 81 John D.
Hays, hacker of Mike Conley, yesterday
received dispatch from William E. Hard
ing, Of New York, asking if Mike Coulsy
would 90 to England to fight Jem Smith
for s., 500 a side, and if so he would cable
Richsyd 4. Fox, who is in England, to
issue challenge. Hays answered that
Conley would fight Smith under any rules,
at any time and at any place in America,
and asked for further explanation. Hays
said that if Conley could gst fair show
he will go to England. Conley has $500
forfeit in Fox's hands 10 fight any man in
America.
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IT'S THREE TO TWO.
The Odds Placed ON tha Recollection o
Cleveland.

The Odds Placed ON tha Re-slection Of
Cleveland.
NEW YORK, July 2l.-Three To two in
thousands on Cleveland were the terms Of =
bet made in the Ollagawalla Cafe to-day,
according to II. A. Cunningham. That
gentleman did little betting himself 10
the evening at the Hoffman House.
Commissioner Gibbons, OF the Board Of
Electrical Control, and his Republican
partner, Jscub Hess, were discussing Gov.
ernor Hills adequate message, and ex-
pressing the opinion that mis- nomination
was assured, Mr.. Cunningham disagreed
with them, and when they fourished 500
piece at him and said ii was an even bet,
be had TO take them mp.
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DRIVEN TO DEATH.
Prison Doctor Commits

MSndsVlllss Prison Doctor Commits
Suicide.
DURLIN, July 2l.-Dr. James Ridley,
the medical officer in attendance Mt Tulla-
more jail during Mr.. MSndeville's incarce-
ration there, and who WAS subp1uaed to
appear at the inquest at Mitchellstown
into Mr.. Mandeyille's death, has CON-
mitted suicide. DIR. Ridley had been
present at the inquest daily, waiting TO be
called To the witness stand. The evidence
given TO show that Mr.. Msndeyilie was
subjected to i'll usage while in the Jail
seemed to prey upon his mind. His sui
eide confirms the popular belief that Mr..
Vaudeville was cruelty treated ny the
prison officials.
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Marshall County Democrats.

Special telegram 10 III: Register.
BELTON, W. Va, July 2l.-The Dem
ocracy of Liberty district met at Township
Hall to day and appointed the following
delegates: State Convention - Thomas
Campbell, Lewis Yeates and ]. F.. Nc
Cleaay. Congressional. II. Maskey,
A. n. Spears and ". II. Cavolt Sen
atorial- C Kerby, c. W. McCluskey and
Jcun McGuffey. The Reeting was very
enthusiastic one.
This part of the Second Senatorial dis
trict is solid for 4 " Mcdonnell for State
Auditor and Ben Wilson for Congress.
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PAUPER LABOR.
Trinity Church Must Pay for It's Imported
Preacher.

Trinity Church Must Pay for Its Imported
Preacher.
NEW YORK, July 2l.-In the United
States Circuit Court, yesterday, Judge
Wallace, on application of United States
Attorney Waters, sigaed decree over
ruling the demurrer of the Rector and
church warden, etc, of the Church OF
Holy Trinity in action brought against
them by the United States. The suit was
brought against them by the United States
under the alien contract, to exact penalty
for bringing Rev. E. Walpole over to this
country from England, to preach under
contract. A Judgment for $1,000, full
penalty and costs will be entered imme-
d,stely on behalf of the United States.
The case will be probably appealed to the
Uoited States Supreme Court.
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RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

The SIopgahela River Locks To be Pur
chassd-Quay Knocked Out.
SpCcidl TtlegruyR b he sBsdGy REGISTER.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 2l.-Tha
eonfsrees on the River and Hsrbor bill to-
day reported favorably on the purchase oil
the Mopgshels Improvement Company's
lock No. 7, and the proposition which had
been knocked out in the Senate by Senator
Quay was restored. This will involve the
future purchase of the entire series Of locks
on the Monongshela within the State oil
Pennsylvania unless the improvement
company can hold on to the locks through
the intervention of the Conrts.
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The Farmers joy.

MINNEAPoLIs, July 21.-Crop pros
poets throughout the Northwest have sell
dom been more favorable at this season
than at present. More than average yield
of the lest grade of wheat is all bat Sc.
cured. The hay crops in all parts of the
State and Dakota are claimed to be enor,
nous, ard are being secured in most Sec
tons in good condition.
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A WIFE'S ERROR.
She Goes Boating With Another Man and
Meets Her Death.


NIATARA. FALLS, n. Y, July d.
Mrs. p. J. fully, twenty-five years Of age,
of Macon, Ga, lost her life yesterday after
noon by going over the American Falls.
She came here with her husband few
weeks ago from Macon. Unbeknown 70
her husband Mrs. Tully accepted an invi-
tation TO go out sailing with Will II. Bar
her yesterday. They had gone quite q
distance up the river, when in making q
tack. Barber let 20 the sail and the boat
turned keel up.
They drifted down the river toward the
cataract, slowly getting near the upper
rapids. A email boat from the yacht IL
tisn succeeded in reaching the overturned
boat to which Mr.. Tully and Barber were
clingiDg. Barber was rescued, but Mn.
Tuliy loosened hsr hold and slipped down
into the water, and at $50 her body. al
most lifeless, passed under the Goat Island
bridge, going over the falls few seconds
later. She had the reputation Of being the
hsndsomest bruaetts at Niagara.
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Martinsburc Convention.

Special Telegram 10 he Sunday Register.
MARTTNsBURG, W. Va, July 2l.-Tht
Democratic mass convention, to appoint
nineteen delegates to the Congressional
Senatorial and Judicial Conventions, was
held here to day. The Congressional dele
gates were not instructed, but it is under
stood that they are solid for Wilson. The
Senatorial and Judicial delegates were in
structed to vote as a unit for the candidate
whom the majority favored Pending the
report of the committees, Hon. Boyd
Faulkner made rigging speech
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Physician Plugged for Da.tardIy Crime

Physician FIogged for Dastardly Crime
TORONTO, July 81. DIR. Whiting. of St
Thomas, recently sentenced to two years'
Imprisonment in the Central prison and
fifty lashes fox criminal assault on his
niece, eleven years old, to-day received the
first installment Of twenty-five lashes de
made very sorry exhibition OF himself,
uttering grosns and cries all the time be
wa being fiogged.
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DIZZY SOOyw.
Mau VoVh.

NEW York, July 21.--Dry 0oods--
The market Wa quiet o. usual 10 q half.
holiday Saturday, tut for the week the
demand and business was considerably
better than for the previous one.
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Mabiaagl.
FIERY AI2HTI SCRATCHED
.,,,esEIn WAS raw. Body covered
.rrles likg spots "f mortar.
lily t!Ie Caueura Remedies

...,,o III you OF the extraordinary
lam IS T,It.,.rr,s Ee9',GieN PERFORMED on
c2Aas .,,. lie Is O.; Aptil last Solce1 spg,s
ne. -, nSr coming orr al over ny C 10y,
rst I.-.-t r.m4!ug o, 10 until some lnle lSIeT
bg. .'.> bean ~ look like spots OF mortar
%, we. suy witch Csme OF in layer, ac-
,goi.Cl "a .,r.1 urhsug I would ScTat. n eVeEy
rcniSl... as rsg, 3hen tGe mex ngnL INC
usat ~. g,-pltsf mesuw lille, whore scratCheu
ss.t> e,' f,- yytg dill Z consult All inc uOctufs
% S2N'L ..,'r-y but wilhOu, aid. AFTER giving
o. NJ 80 nj recovery, 1 happened 70 see an
~ g.. ".t -. g.. the .."NsVSgeT about your III
s'yes.I ~ lie, md pu-Cb.s-sd them from my
gcIES !" - - a nn.afuFt asmOSt imnedi<te releL
t.G'S.,' ,.r,. thas the SCaiy eruptious gracu,
stS.N- y. ., MI and disappeared one hy one, and
sly ~ w. s,r.r ,ur.d had the disease thlr'
nave So. n,,o~, Ucgsu taking tue Cuticura
ittI ''.'.. - i'm f0.r or Eve weeks was entirely
SrueI',, = his, WAS SCEHna and pSOriaslS.
Ct'Nl ..r,... t~ttirura Remedies 20 a IN my
M an. know Of grea- many VINO nav ,s
VI, som s.,1 hank me cor thS SnoNlCSse, "
IaN," .... ,.fs'ly mr.hcrS who nave oSoeo Win
!asl 60. , ~, On tuc,r heads sud bod'eS: can
Sa' N,.. Do. words the thanks ~ yOh TOT "aSt
l' ... Hrnyd.rN have been 10 me NY
ia, - .-..-. q v in scales, ana / was An HN-
s.E ,,s.... .r Hyhaid. Now ms SKIN II M hioe
SO ..eaF b, ESQ. COTEY. Merrill via
Sap. ", ~. .,,,,,.
.-Nota trsCe whatsoever OF the Ils-
:, go which suffered has shown itself since
ss~ s1-' VIII. 81 CSC. COFEf.
NJ cure.
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MbeeIias 8eeister
Grarslsrs' Gniaf.

4 RRIVAL AND DEPARTURES OF TaAJE5--
~ EXPLANATION Og RsFEESsCE Marks; sDstg.
tSunday excepted. lHoniEy excepted sSun-
day only. Saturday exeepted.-75 Meridian.
May 10, ISIS. Wheeling time, which Is Just one
hour egri.sf thsn Central TfpiR:
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MAGNOLIA

BALM is instantly spplied 10 Face. Neck. Arms
md Handa Removes Tan. sunbum 4 Rreckles 4
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MAG NOLIA

BALM, overromes sallowness. Blotches, an
gives . smooth. Soft. Youthful and Pliable Skini
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MAGNOLIA

BALM -HSGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM IL no. ;
Paint. Powder or Rouge. but Refreshing Liquid
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MAG NOLIA

BALM, banishes Iiedness, Rnughnsss PinPus
ties aud gives alabsster Face, Neck Arms Eands
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dull; western steam spot q 62}a8 IS;
Angus. 50 So; SeptemSer 81 So; October
s. so; city steam g 10. Bn;ter-Quist
and unchanged. Chsese- Dull; Ohio fAt
7as}c.
CHICAGO, July 2l.-The trading in
wheat today was lighter thep for any pro
vious day Of the week. eC9h was slightly
heavy. Oats were dull. Provisions were
dull and weaker. Flour-Stesdy and I'M
changed. whest-Oash No. 9 spring s3ic,
No 3 spring nominal; No. 2 red S3c; Jolly
ssss3fc, closing a: s3lc; August 7ssAs04c,
closing at s0sc; September 19sa7sSc, clos
ing at 79ic; October s0as0sc, closing ct
s0sc. Corn Cash No. 2, &c; July 47sc,
August 46is47ic, closing At 46ic; Septem-
Der 46is47c, closine ut i6lc; October 45}
s46fc, closing At 45sc. OAis-Cssh No. 2,
3l4c; July Sls3lic, closing at 81 sc; AuRut
254a25ic, closing at oslo; September 24ss
a4ic, closing at 24sc; October 24Sc. Rye
No. 2, 5Oa52c BArley-No> 2, 62a63c.
Flax Seed-No. 1, STA Timothy Seed
Prime s. 40. Mess Pork-Cash $l3 Cd
ais 6al; August $l3 80; September $l3 67i
s13 rs, closing at $l3 40: October $l3 IS
alb 62t, closing at $l3 62i. IA,d-Cssh
81 40, August s. ial; September 81 47ia
8 52l, closing at 81 47i; October 81 4aia
8 So closing ut s. AZ. Bulk Meats--Short
ribs 81 IS; shoulders s. 90a1 90; abort
clear 81 65ss 20. Whisky-At 81 10.
sugars-Cutloai CSC; Rrsnulsted Sc; stan
dard A 7Ac. Butter-Quiet; creamery Is
al9c; dairy lSal7c. Eggs-Frm; fresh
143s15c.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Nd, July 81. - Flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Wetern
firm; No. 9 winter red spo. S5asSlc;
August S5sss5ic; September So as6tc;
December S9a9Oc Corn-Western. dull and
steady; mixed spot 52ia52lc; Angus. 5a!a
53c; September 53s53lc; year 46is47tc.
Oats-In fair demand and steady western
white 4la42lc; do mixed 40a40ao Rye
Qaiet ct 57a5Sc. Hay-Firm; prime 70
choice western $40 OOsl9 50. Provis-
ions-Active and steady.
Otnctnnas1.
oIsCINsATI, O., July 81. - Cotton
Dali, bat firm. Flour easier. Wheat
Weaker; No: 2 red, 7sa79c; receipts Is
chiPuhcuto A~r'Uo ssc''S'o"
Corn-Heavy; No. 2 mixed 4sa49c. Oats
Firm and higher; No. 2 mixed 35!s:Sc.
Rye-Essier, dull; No. . Soc. Pork
Nominal at 81 25. IArd-Scarce at 81 25.
Bulk Meats-Bacon firm. Whisky-Erm
at 81 II. Butter, Sugar and Cheess-
Firm. Eggs--Essier at llsl2c.
Phiiaasiphia.
PBu.ADKLPHIA, PA, July 2l.-FIoor--
Firm. Wheat-Steady; No. . red July s7a
she; August s6iss6ic; September ga
s7lc; October s7asSSc. Corn-Spot lots
fa4c lower; No . high mixed track 5sc;
futures neglected and nominal. Oats--
Spot ruled firm; No. mixed track 3s3c;
ungraded white Ale; No. 3 white 4olc;
futures steady; No, 9 white July ilssi2sc;
August 34,3itc; September Sis:S3lc;
October 3Ssa33lc, Other articles I'M
changed.
TOLEDO, o.. July 2l.-Whsat--E Easier;
cash soc; July S5c; August s3sc; Ssptem-
her Sic; December s6ic. Com-Dull;
cash, I7lc. Oats--No sales. Glover Seed
Nominal.
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MAGNOLIA

BALM gives Rayishingiy Beautifulskin. Read
ny used and can't be detected One trial eonytncesl
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B., z. b c. RAILROAD.

B., T. d G. RAILROAD.
Bellaire and GAINESVILLE through passe niger train
leaves Bellaire AZ $40 q M, arrives at Belsr0 At
100 D. m.
woodsheld passenger train leaves Bellatrs ~
40 D. m arrives 1t Bellaire at SD g. n.
Suumer1eld Accommodation leaves Bellalr AZ
! 100 D. m arrives At BeliAirs at 10:45 g. N.
AL trains daily except Sunday. Central Stand
ard Time from BellGire.
Az KEELING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w On ana after Monday, April 30, lssS, trains
on the Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad will
run ~ follows:
Leave Arrive 2. Leave A wtge, at
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MAGNOLIA.

RALM Taks HAGANB MAGNOLIA BALM via
sos 10 ths ssasida. NsanAnins = RuBA 1U8tsi
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AGN OLA


- lug, soothing and enjoyable
MI IOF iAce, neck, arms and banda
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, rr,c,.,o,, .io Justice 10 the esteem In when
We .r. -5.at SKIN cure and Cuucura
'., s,, ,yguf>te skin BcSutiher, prepared
-, H. ami ,.T,ura Rc>Hlvent, ihe ne" , b.Oo
l'....L. ~. ...., have, been made happy By the
a. " W . .ug. hw0i,istiug, itching, Scsly
gu, ASS OF the skin scalp, aud blood
- Is, ul gN.r.
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., ...-,,ga-c Price: Cu,iCUra, 50 cents;
'''' ...... gr>nlyent g 90 Pr pared by the
4 ... ne. Asp CHEUCAL Co, Boston, Mas.
80 9,y % cure Skin Diseases" a
- ....... ..,rr ,rIs. and luD stimOuiaE.
.,..r.. f....... heads. rel. rOuRh, ChSpped and
Il III. o.. ...-.........s nv t.T-TIyIrRA soar
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THE NEXT ITEM WAS SALT.

Salt had first been put on the free list by
Thomas Jefferson. God hsd made salt for
man and beast and il ought not To be
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| CAN'T BREATHE.

ESSS rr.~. Pain. Soreness, Weakness,
SkZ H-.,.us CuuEG, Asthma, fieuriSy
~ ,. mwauOu relieved An OHe
~ -nIuut,, by the Cutirura Anti-
= ,,ly.~trr. Nothing Ike u 'or weak
ave iyl0TedtSat
-.rr..4gCEs n 8 hoCr. C1fSs IN
* sya t4y7 Bst eases Hsss,Sd, OrGs stors:
> ..f.ys,. geyau.a s. Phu., Pa AND
Z. ~ a. '.lyEU hGn 'sHSfg Ssncs- hsS"
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-15
Editorial Correspon dence.
BENroS, ARK. Aug. 18th, 1888.

DEhloN, Ahh', h"S,' '''A'
 For several weeks the writer has breathed the high and invigorating atmosphere of this old, well-known town, being here visiting our broth CT, A. F. Gardner, of the Saline Courier. The town is higher above sea level than any other point on the Iron Mountain railway, between Walnut Ridge and Texarkana, the altitude reaching 300 feet above the tide. It is one and half miles from the Saline river, on hlgh. sandy hill. The river affords line sport to the followers of Sir Isaac Walton, as it is q clear, mountain stream, we'll stocked with game fish, which are readily caught in season. Though a small place. containing only about COG inhabitants, it Is q pleasant place in which to live, as its people are most hospitable and clev- CT. Of business houses, there are some twelve or fifteen, the three principal ones being. J. L. Hughes, J. K. Bell X Co.,, and J. W. Ashby.
 The political pot is beginning to boil at lively rate here, as well as almost everswhere else in the State, and every indication points to glo- risus victory for the Democrats. No L. l.. P. or Republican need apply for office here. as her people say they will have none of them. Eight or ten years since, this was the ban ner Democratic county in the State, casting but three Republican votes for president.
 Saturday the Jackson Democratic club of the county. gave big bar becue here. which was eminently a success lu tNtiN way po"> like , 300 people present, and there was much good oId-fashioned Demo- cratic enthusiasm stirred mp by Messrs. Paul Jones, J. D. Conway and other distinguished orators, who made telling speeches to the large audience. Large numbers of visit ors from adjoining counties, went home giving the mead of praise to Benton and her hospitable peple for the enjoyments of the day. princi- pally among which was the bounti- ful repast spread, of well barbecued meals, cakes, pies, etc.
 But will close, as 1 know there Is not space for more this week. May write again another time.
 J. W. GARDNER.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-15

of the greenhack currency and it's wicked convv..,ion into interest debts, and early during the winter of 1878 they passed bill through this house to stop this destruction. l found the Democracy party of the west leading in the good work of re- monetization of silver and they passed a bill through this house for it's full and free reinstatement" These are part of the financial laws it would do no good to repeal; for instance issuing bonds--the bonds are al ready issued and to repeal the law would still leave the bonds outstan ding.
 The Democrats under Cleveland have not issued a single bond.
 The Sth charges that the Scarecrow of reconstruction and negro demina- tion is trumped up to justify bollot box stuffing etc.
 Now Captain you know this is not true. You never heard q democrat ic candidate justify ballot stuiling.- The democracy denounces it as bit terly as you do. The White Coun- tv Wheel, strong l.. l.. paper, charged that several counties in the State elected their officers by fraud, in 1886, and gave the names of the counties. Two of those counties elected greenback officers that year so if this is true your party stuffed more ballot boxes that time than the democrats.
 The 9th says the people of the south are disfranchised and driven into slavery by the democracy. General Weaver says this is not so--that the democracy has saved the silver and greenbacks and labor ed in behalf of the people. (See Weaver's speech.)
 Now, Captain, we have answered your indictment. and in another col umn we ask you few questions and we hope you will honor Us with the same courtesy with which we have honored you.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-15

The L, l.. F. stqnipsrs are in I9- vor of the Blair educational bill by which we would receive about Sl,- 900, ,O0O altogether, which would be controlled by the l.. $. government, and would be about one dollar per capita. But when it talks about the Mills bill only reducing the tariff adout 75 cents per capita each year they make sport of it. Yet the re- duction proposed by the Mills bill would save Arkansas people about s75o, ,oGp every sral.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-15

The l.. l.. Leaders in this county when they say there is nothing in the tariff, remind us of the Juryman who said the jury would agree, if it was not for eleven darned fools on it. They say the tariff IS trumped up te fool the people. Sixty millions of people are now taking sides on these question; while six |. l.. P. leaders in Arkansas say they are fooled. We always favor home men; but we did not know we had monopolized all the wisdom of the country on the tariff question.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-15
EDITORIAL NOTICE.

We have turned over the editorial or political part of the PIcAYrNE to MT NJ. NJ. Spears, Chairman of the Democratic Central Committee of the county, and also MT. W. V. Tolhpllins during our absence at Benton They will be assisted and conduct it for the good of the
 J. ". GARDNER.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-15

We saw gentleman last week who heard Eagle and Norwood speak at Morrilton. He said Eagle cap turcd the crowd and that Dr. Nor wood iGses strength qt every place he speaks. He 4sld many men who voted the opposition ticket in isss said they were not to be caught by Norwoods $ speech, and would vote for Eagle and low taxes, against Nor wood and protection,