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Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-29
SAM'IL, J.. BR AGY.
 HOPE, ARK

A heavy rain has been falling this morning.
 We regret to know that MT w F Evans is ill with slow fever. Col J P Eagle and wife were the guests of MT Wiley H Terry, Mon day.
 Miss Lizzie Beasley, of Camden, a most charming young lady, is visit ing Mrs w B Waller.
 The U. L. P. badges are not for vic
 tory or glory,
 But for defeat, that awful story. Ansley caused his party a bitter pang,
 When he said in his paper, "Dewn Mills and his gang
 Democrats, if you don't turn out and vote, and work hard, you will be defeated as in 1886. Demember this and act accordingly. Bob Langford, the barber, is back at his old stand, and ready to do your work at reasonable figures. Give him your patronage. Col. Hamby made a rousing speech before the Democratic club last night which enthused the whole crowd. It was an able address, and did good. The U. L. P. will be slain
 In this campaign.
 The Democratic people and press, In this election, are sure of success.
 It takes votes 10 elect men to of flee, add majority of them, too Good people of Nevada, turn out and work to defeat the Prescott of fice-seeking ring.
 w. V. Tompkins, Esq, will act as political editor, and M. Nj. Spears Ch' m. Dem. Go. Cen. Con-, as po- ltical manager of the PICAYUNE. dur ing the State and county campaign J. w. GARDNER. MT Y C Jones, our new railroad agent is giving general satisfaction, and we hear him commended all around for his accommodating spirit and cleverness. He is a good busi- ness man and makes an efficient agent.
 Mir. Bowman, prominent and honest | l. P candidate for County Judge, in one of the northern coun- ties, said in q speech last week, that the U L P promised to make Powell Clayton next U, s. Sanator, if the Republicans would support Dr. Nor wood. So q trade was made.
 We hear many censuring Mayor Guy Nelson for joining in with the noisy crowd Monday, in trying to holloa down Col Blackburn, while he was speaking, thus attempting the stoppa9c of free speech. It does look exceedingly Y bad for q may or and candidate for prosecuting attor- ney to act so.
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Flux. Diarrhua and Choler" nor bus instantly cured with il ghS Fmx Cordial. 2jc, at Hugh Non crief's
 -. When at Little Rock stop the Oak Leaf Hotel. Good accon oda- tions at low rates, Place. Mar nam and Scott streets.
 T. II. BN,,, Propr.
 Foster & Logan Hardware Co, have just received a ear loat oj Whitewater wagons and are selling them cheaper than ever before,
 Katc-"Yon just look peri ctly lovely. Carrie.
 Carire And Kate, you would look pretty, too, if you would sp to Hailey X Christophcr's and ge one of those striped Orsandy Lawn dresses.
 Call at Mrs Ilarrel's millinery store and examine the new S!ahdard sewing machines, which were "War' ded the highest medal of superiority by the Commercial Institute oi New York city, claiming 3G points ot eN' cellcnce over all other sewing ma chimes.
 Organdy Lawns, 25 per 'cnt cheaper, than ever offered tc ''l' public and people of Prescott. a Hatley S Christophcr's
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN,

LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN,
 ARK, August 3, 1888. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intcn- ti"n to make final proof in support oi his claim. and that sad proof will be made be- fore the county Judge of Nevada county Ark, at Prescott, on the the 25 of Sept 1888. viz: Elijah J 'Harrell, II F. 9S55 for the W. NET Sec P, Tp 10. $ R 23, w.
 He names the following witnesses toprove his continuous residence upon, and cultiva- ton of, said land. viz: William Wynn. Ed mond G Wynn. Jacob J Tyree, Daniel C Tyrec. all of Prescott, Nevada county. Ark.
 w. K. RAMSEY, Register.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-29

Editor PiCAyuNE II see in the rIcArrNE of 18th inst that you charge me with calling all democrats thieves and robbers. In this you do me an injustice, as have on all occasions admitted the masses to be honest, but l have made the charge against the bosses who manipulate a system to rob the people.
 Respectfully,
 OLIVER $. JONEs.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-29
Congratulations.

Mr. w. l.. Dewoody, Pine Bluff Ark. writes: Allow me to con gratulate you upon the large sale of Hughes Tonic and the general satis- faction it has given" Sold at retai by Druggist generally.
 Go to Foster X Logan Hardware Co. for your fruit cans and jars.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-29
Notice for P blicatiOn.
LAND OFFICE AT CAMpRy. A

LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN. ARK.
 Aug. l5, 1888. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proofin support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before Reg ister and Receiver U.. S. land office at Cam den Arkansas, on 9th of October 1883, viz: Alexander Rodger. lid F. 9537, for the SW NEt, Sec 29, Tp 10, s K P w.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cutivn- tion of said land. viz, Henry Ward, John Ward, Hugh Shsnks and Nat Richmond. all of Prescott, Ark. w. K. RAMSEY
 Register.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-29
Warning Order,
Warning Order.

In Nevada circuit court. Hatley X Christopher, Plaintiffs
 ys.
 J J Duvall, defendant. The defendant, J Duyall, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiffs, liatley X Christopher. This August 2,lSsS.
 GEO. w. TERRY, Clerk. true copy from the record.
 GEO, w. TERRY, Clerk.
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' sTHEsGRANDsARMY, Of the Republic
 WILL FIND THE
I R0N,MoUNTAiN. ROUTE n
The Best Line To Their National Encampment at
WILL FIND THE


 COLUMBUS, OHIO, SEPT.
 STH TO 18TH, 1888.
 The low rate of one cent per mile each way for the round trip will be made from all stations in Arkansas on the St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway and Branches, This line reaches nearly every point in Arkansas at which Grand Array Posts are located and is there fore the
 ONLY LINE possessing the ability to collect and carry in one body the greatest num- Der of representatives to Columbus. Arrangements can be made to carry through chair cars, and Pull man sleepers, which will he attached to our fast limited express trains. For further information call on your nearest ticket agent or address
 ]. A. WoopsoN, A. C. P. A.,
 Little Rock, Ark II. C, TOWNSEND, Gen. Pas. Agt,
 St. Louis, Mo.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-29
NOTICE.

The celebrated Hamblelonian stall lion General Jr., will stand the fall season at k. J. Mitchel's farm, three mics $. E. of Willisville, beginning Sept, 1, and ending Oct, 30. For further particulars call on or address R. J. Mitchell, Delta, Ark.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-29
Willisyille Warblings.

A good rain on the l6th.
 Cotton crop cut short. Some sickness in the neighbor- hood.
 J. Reasons & Bros will sell goods in Herring & Bulls old stand at Will lisville, soon.
 Politics is all the go now. You will even find 12 and If year old boys argueing politics.
 Willis Herring, R. R. Young and another went on fishing expedition last week, but unfortunately couldn't persuade any of the finny tribe to vacate there native element.
 Mir. Henry Butchers fatherinlsw, MT. Cargo, from near Prescott, came down on visit and was taken very i'll with inllamatory rheumatism. Sorry to hear he is no better. Dr. Rockett is tending his bed side.
 Candidates around speaking. Ev- cry one anticipates good time in the future, Some of them will go home pleading mercy. and go off in some secret place and kick them selves for ever offering themselves for an office. Some people shout | too soon.
 Wonder why the U. l.. P. don't harp on General Weaver's speech now, like they dld last spring. You couldn't find one but what he had one the speeches in his pocket, in or der that he might catch Democrat out of soap and supply him. l ask the question why is it they won' read his speeches now. Oh, ye O little faith and full of prejudice. Il is now and always was a strange idle: to me how man can spell. ano don't know a from b. You can iint men abusing the Democratic party for something the Republicans don' years before the Democrats eve come into power.
 AuTo B. SHOT. An, There says the |. l.. r. "In this county we'll get there, te'
 diddle de dee ;''
 But 20 to the polls, ye Democrats,
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WarningOrdcr.

W II Terry and James Resan Plaintiffs,
 vt.
 J J Du,all, defendant,
 In Nevada circuit court. The defendant, ] J Duvall, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiffs, W II Tcrrv and James $ Began This Aug. 22, lssS, GEO. w. TERRY, Clerk. \ true copy from ,h, record.
 Gro w TERRY. Chrk.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-29
Warning Order.

In Nevada Circuit Court. M c Cassidy, Plaintiff, vs. J ] Duvall, defendcnt. The defendant J J Duvall is warned to ap pear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint ofthe plaintiff, c Cassidy. This Aug. 22 1888. c Eo. W. TERRY, Clerk. A true copy from the record.
 GEO. w, TERRY. Clerk.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-29
To Save Life

Frequently requires prompt action |, hours delay waiting for the doctor II. ., be attended with serious cunseauenc especially in cases of Group, Pncumo, , and other throat and lung troubl a Hence, no family should be witho,t bottle of Ayers Cherry Pectoral which has proved itself. in thousonds n, cases, the best Emergency Medicine ever discovered. It gives prompt reI of and prepares the way for a thorou ,b euro, which is certain to be effected ,,, Its continued use.
 S. \. Latiincr, M. D., Mt. Vernon Ga, says: |" have found Ayers Cb, rr Pectoral perfect cure for C~oup in ii cases. l have known the worst cs. 90, relieved in very short tinie bv itsu.n. and l advise al fs'.f''.. 'a 'ISe il in ns, J den emergencies. .,t' ,;l's croup. X i" A. J. Eidson, i. D.. Middlrtov n Tenn, says "l have used Ay, :. Cherry Pectoral Niili tlr best rrrect ,n my practice. This wonderful prena q, ton once saved my life. had a c,,n- stsnt cough, night swrats, was greo iv reduced in flesh, and given up bv ,by physician. One bottle and half of inc feCtoral cured me"
 II cannot say enough in praise of Ayers Cherry Pectoral," writes F. Bragdon, of Palestine, Texas, "beli.1r, ing as do that, but for it's use, I sbo, Iii .ong since have died"
 Ayers Cherry Pectora|,
 PREPARED BY
 [ t z 'e.r r.a.. .s... so '" iJ si brugSJss 'TIe. q, siI l,ot.!,., S,.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-29

'"'C "eek before the cleo ton.
 Wholesale and retail groceries at Hamilton X Evans.
 Seed rye for sale by Hamilton & Evans.
 A car load of new Bluff City stoves at J. M. Denman & Bros.
 Democrats. be sure and vote next Monday.
 Col. Eagle made many friends at this place.
 The September term of school will soon begin.
 Mir. John J Duvall arrived in the city yesterday.
 Barred and white Lawns, from , to l2c. at IIatley and Christopher's.
 Prints from to tets, at Hatley S Christopher's.
 will sell groceries and confect- ions, cheap as anybody for cash or produce. J. C. TREvILLIoN.
 A good rain would be a nice thing for change now. The Democratic poll and flag sets off the town, nicely.
 Next week we will publish election returns. if possible.
 Let every democrat be sure and vote next Monday.
 Fish and saur kraut at J. C. Ire villion's.
 Fresh oysters and celery always on hand at B.L. Harwood's.
 India linen figured lawn. lOc, at Hatley S Christopha's.
 CocAe>o and and nnchor Satines, at Hatley X Christopher's
 MT, John T. Aaron was up from Boughton, Monday.
 Look out for the enemy's mon strous campaign lie.
 Dr. John Gill, of Bluff City. wns in the city last week.
 We regret to hear of the severe illness of Mrs. ]. $. Regan.
 Mir. John k, Lagrons has return ed with his family to Prescott.
 Vote for democracy, low taxes and good government next Monday.
 Mir. Alfred Aburrow is having his two brick store houses painted.
 Mr J NJ Denman, left Frioay for St. Louis on short business trip. Garry your eggs and butter to J. C. Treyilion's,
 Pare Kentucky, apple cider, the best made, at !. J. McGraw's.
 The first fresh oysters and celery received at B. L. lIarwood's this week
 Jones X Jones still ask everybody to tr\ them for flour and groceries before buying elsewhere.
 The badges of Democracy were worn in large numbers here Mon day.
 We believe Eagle has more fol- lowers in this county than Dr. Nor wood.
 The l.. L. F, candidates are get ting scared up at the unfavorabIe outlook.
 The flag of Democracy at Prescott s about 100 feet high, 20 feet long, and 10 feet wide.
 Quarter marblc-top bureaus for SlO, at ]. r. Duhie's, Hope, Arkan, sas.
 No more Aux or dlarrhra with those who use Hughs FluN Cordial. 25c. at Hugh Moncrief's,
 Fresh flour, sugar and coffee at lowest prices for cash, at Hamilton X Evans.
 ]. P. Dutiie, Hope, Arkansas, has inst received car load of furniture, and will sell it cheaper than ever be- fore.
 Mir. !. G. Westmoreland of Hon. eayilict brought in load of hue beaches last week. i In nn minutes reply, Col Ea- ole knocked all tho force out Of Norwoods speech.
 Won't the fair minded man of Ne- vsda county vote for Eagle in pref erence to Norwood
 We hope next week, to report the election of Col Eagle by about 2o- 900 majority over Norwood'
 It looks as if the union labor can didate for clerk in this county VIII oe h, sten by snug htth majority
 Nosars. Ed Hood, II. Stalnton' I M Haltom, and others of Enme'' were at the speaking here Monday.
 Ladies summer dress good as S
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-29

Que bran netc 5-drnlre't Nclc Home seWinS D10chine 25 per ceH of reeuiarp price ct PIcayttne office. Come quick for Wis baream.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-29
Warmth. Order.

J. NJ. Denman & Bro., Plaintiff
 against
 J J Duvall Defendant,
 Tho defendant, J J Duvall, is warned to appear in the Nevada Circuit Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of tho plaintiffs, J NJ Dcnman x Bro. This Au- gust 9th, 1888. GEO. w TERRY, Clerk.
 Warning Order. In Nevada Circuit Court. | William Gross
 vs. Emma Cross. The defendant, Emma Cross, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff Will liam Cross. This Aug. 24th. 1888. tiEo. w. TERRY, Clerk. By w NJ White, D C..
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-29

An, There,' says the |. l.. P. ''In this county we'll get there, tee
 diddle de dee;' But go to the polls, ye Democrats, And clear this county of oiiice-seek-
 ing rats.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-29

headquarters for drugs medicines cigars tobacco etc quors wines direct best dsleries aduteraton When in need pure liquors for med ical purposes send him your orders
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-29
why Is.

Reeds Chill Cure the best nedl' cine of the ages.
 Because it contains no poiSuis.
 Because il acts directly on tn Ma iara.
 Because it cures promptly an' surely.
 Because it docs not break iowi the system. but builds it up'
 Because it makes the pate It SC strong, healthy aud robust alt. T us ing it.
 Because of its great purity 3r'a strength, positive action and p riFc harmlincss. It is the best il th' earth. Always use Rrrn'S llll' CrRE. For sale by Hugh None ei'
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-29
Buist's and Landretn $ fresh turnip seed, for Sale at Hugh MOncrief's.

Give HIS a trial. when yon need chewing or smoking tobacco.
 .JoNEs X .IoNES.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-29
We T"ii you Plainly.

that Simmons Liver Regulator W''' rid you of Dyspepsia, Head 'cNt Constipation and Blllionsn"S II will break up chiIls and fever ah' prevent their return and IS a com plete antidote for lnalarial pos 'on- yet entirely free from qulninc ca lomcl. Try it. and you will 'e as tonishcd at the good results CT 'h' genuine Simmons Liver kcgu'a'o' prepared by J. II. Zeilin X Co.,
Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-29
RAILROAD TIME CARD. - ssE Ezts fsF IsssS;1I1IH:f HSI1H 6f i ~ YL " XLE;fH
PRESCOTT MARK FITS.

Revised nud corrected weekly.
 COTTON MARKET.
The Portland daily press., 1888-01-20
AUGUSTA NEWS.
Another Pavilion to be Built for the
Insane Hospital.
Good TenpIars Extending Their Or
der and Talking Politics.
Maine Agricultural Society-The Es-
tate Of Gov. BodweiI.
Especial to the Press.l

Especial to the Press.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 19-Architect Coombs of
Lewiston, returned home yesterday, having
been here several days in consultation with
the trustees and officers Of the Insane Hos
pital in regard to the plans for the new
building for female patients, which is to be
erected next season. 1t has been decided to
erect pavilion 4Sx15O feet, athree stories in
height. Unlike the two last pavilions, it
will be built with a hip roof instead of
French. 1t is to be located directly east of
the two new pavilons, and the corridor
from the main buildings will be extended to
it. Work will be commenced as soon as the
season opens. The new apartments created
by the enlargements of the kitchen building
and laundry will be ready for occupancy in
two weeks. They are now being painted.
Amusement hall will present a handsome ap-
pearance after Maj. J. W. Berry completes
the frescoing, which he is now engaged up
on. Several of the new chambers in the
kitchen building have already been occupied
by employees. The entertainments which
have usually been provided for the patients
during the winter season have been inter-
fered with by the work on the Improvements
but they will be renewed shortly.
Sixteen new Good Templars' lodges have
been organized since the October meeting,
and the work of organizing lodges is pro-
crossing vigorously. Grand Councillor Ham,
ilton has been laboring at Mattawamkeag,
and is about to start ON a new trip from Els
worth west, through the coast towns in the
interest of the order. Secretary Bracket
has met deputies at Bangor, Portland. Ken
nebunk and Dexter, imparting the new, un-
written work to them. He has also been
dis tributing the new rituals. He received
lot of 100 yesterday, making 200 in all, OF
which only about fifty are left.
The death of Gov. Bodwell was sincerely
mourned by the Good Templars of Maine, as
in him they had powerful ally in their
work. There is hardly district lodgein
the State which has not.passed resolutions
of respect and regret. In conversation, a
prominent Good Templa- and member of
the Republican party, said: ut is our duty
to present the name of some leading man,
who is unqualifiedly committed to the en-
forcement of the prohibitory law, for nomi-
nation for governor. unless one of the pres
ent candidates can be depended upon to car
ry out the policy inauguTated by Gov. Bod
we'll The names most prominently men,
toned in this organization are DR.. A. j. Bill
lings of Freedom and Hon. Amos L. Allen
of Alfred, both leading Republicans. with
extensive legislative experience, and both
square on the temperance ISSUE"
There will be meeting of the Maine Ag-
ricultural Society at Portland, on Tuesday
and Wednesday of next week, to revise the
premium list of the fair.
An inventory of the property of the late
Gov. Bodwell is being made by the admins
traitors of the estate.
The Portland daily press., 1888-01-20
The Workroom.

To the Editor of the Press:
Winter has come with all the severity of
the olden times. Factories are shutting
down, labor is scarce. coal and cotton are
rising every week, all of which tell sadly up
on the condition of the poor. The ladies of
the workroom are many with the piteous
stories of the pale and care-worn mothers
who come for work, and they fain would
give them all they want. Even the few lad
les who conscientiously set apart two fore
moons of each week in spite Of wind or
weather to this work, could keep thirty or
more women supplied with sewing, their la
bors would soon be brought to close for the
want Of money and material. Up to this time
the very fen gifts received from friends, less
than any previous year, and the little fund
gathered in at the sale last spring have kept
thimble and scissors plying diligently; but
the stock of cloth runs low, while the appli-
cants are steadily multiplying, and their
seems to be but one solution Of the problem.
that friends must help. Besides giving mon
ey and material, friends can render substan-
tial aid in purchasing from time to time such
garments as are on hand. Churches, sew
ing-circles and individuals who are filing
boxes for the freedmen, the sufferers OF the
South, and the poor Indians as well as for
the needy children in our very midst, VIII do
well for these various charities and help us
by buying several dozen pairs Of shirts, well
made pants, warm under garments and plain
bedding, which ought not to lie unused when
so many half-clad, shiyering children sicken
and die for che want of warm clothing. The
workroom bids fair to be one Of the perma-
nent institutions of the city, and it Is hoped
an appeal, which has been made to the may
or and city government will secure the APP
preparation of two of the present Public III,
the ladies Of the workroom, Associated
Charities and truant officer, all of whom
could work together efficiently, but have
been much cramped and limited in their pres
ent narrow quarters, room Is, which is open
Wednesdays and Fridays.
The Portland daily press., 1888-01-20
CACKLE-CAcKLE.
Second Day of the Yarmouth Poultry
Show.

The second day of the hen show at Var
mouth opened bright and clear, with much
larger attendance than ON Wednesday. The
following additional entries were reported
yesterday morning:
c. E. Soule, Yarmouth, 8 entries, Canary birds.
J. l. Hutchinson, Yarmouthville, Canary bird.
4. G. Blanchard, Yarmouth, Plymouth Rocks.
c. O. Haskell Brunswick, 8 entries, ,Wyandottes,
light Brahmas.
j. Nj. Thompson, New Gloucester, entries,
Wyandottes.
Mr.. l. K Felch arrived at O'Clock, and
the following are the premiums as far as
awarded:
r. c. B. LEGHoRN CHICKS.
L. r. Cook, Yarmouthvilie. 1st on pair.
4. A. True, Yarmouthville, I'd on pair and Sd on
r. C. W. LEGHoRN CHICKS.
L. n. Cook, Yarmouthville, 1st on breeding pen !;
1st I'd, Sd and 4th on pairs
VIM. B. True, Yarmouthyillc, I'd on breeding
pen, and all specials, Mr.. Cook only competing on
Society premiums
BLACK LEGHoRNs, CHICKS.
j. M. Gooding Yarmouthville, 1st ON pair.
s. c. B. LEGHoRNs, FOWL.
JIM Gooding, Yarmouthville, 1st on breeding
pen; 1st on pair.
S. C. W. LEGHoRN FOWLS
G. L. Bucknam, Yarmouth, 1st on pair.
s. c. W. LEGHoRN CHICKS.
J.I Hutchinson, Yarmouthville, 1st on pair
VIM. b. True, Yarmouthville, "a and 4th on
G. L. Bucknam, Yarmouth, Sd on pair
SILVER POLISH CHICKS.
A. II. Coombs, Yarmouth 1st on pair
VIC. B. POLISH CHICKS
j. A Chase, Yarmouthvie, 1st on pair.
LANGsHANs CHICKS.
DR.. G. T.. Moulton, Cumberland Centre, 1st on
The Portland daily press., 1888-01-20
The Deake VIII Case.

Our readers will remember that some
months ago the PRESS gave the particulars
Of curious win case, that Of the children of
Charles Deake, who asked that the win OF
their uncle, George Deake, be set aside,
which left his property to his widow, and at
her decease divided itamong certain benevo-
lent institutions. They took the ground tha
the original will of their grandfather, Benja-
min Deake, left his property in trust for his
grandchildren, and that his will had no
been discovered until after their uncle, Geo.
Deake's death. Therefore. they claimed the
whole property, their uncle George leaving
no children. The decision Of the Supreme
Court as given in yesterdays PRESS. it win
be seen, remands the case to the Probate
Court for the parties to try the question
whether or not the will of the grandfather
was fraudulently concealed.