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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-11-23

IT is very pleasant time these days
for some of our state papers to fix up
Gov.-elect Merriam's appointments and
he will no doubt be under obligations to
the boys when he arrives home from the
East to find everything all arranged.
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r. j. THOMAS.

The BUYERS GUlDEis
J !: ]: !; J J
issued March and Sept,
each year. It is an ENJOY
clopedia of useful infor-
nation for all who pur-
chase the luxuries or the
- necessities of life. We
can elothe you and furnish you with
oil the necessary and unnecessary
appliances to ride, walk, dance. sleep,
eat, fish, hunt, work, 60 to church,
or stay at home, and in various sizes,
styles and quantities. Just figure out
what is required to do all these things
COMFORTABLY. and you can make fair
estimate Of the value Of the BUYERS
GUIDE, which win be sent upon
receipt of 10 cents to pay postage,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
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MANKATo FREE Pass
PRIpAY. NovEMBER as. 1855.
REPUBLICANS REJOICE.
The City Alive with Enthusiasm and
Ablase with Pyrot clinics.
A Successful close of Memorable
Campaign.

Another red letter day has beer
marked in the history of Mankato The
great jubilee over the success of the Re
publican candidates in the recent elec
ton has come and passed. 1t cannot be
denied that il was among the greatest
ratification meetings ever held in this
portion of the state. Ii passed of with
out marring circumstance. During the
afternoon the crowd began to arrive in
the city, and stranger would have
known that something unusual was
about to occur. The Omaha trains and
tbs various specials on the other roads
brought IN hundreds and thousands o.
strangers from every part of this and adj
joining counties. The Clifton and Man
kato Houses were packed to the doors
and ingress or egress could only be
made by main force. During the par
AIDE the streets were crowded, and on
many parts Of Front street the people
were so packed in that it WAS impossible
to move.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

Postage Free TO all subscribers in the United States
Canada, or Merico.
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Harper's Weekly and FREE PRE-
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-11-23

Harper's Magazine and FREE PRESS $3.50.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-15
THE FALL OF PARIS.
One Week More of the Splendid
Spectacle,

spectacle.
, 1t has been the custom to present to the
amusement-loving public attractions such
as dramatic, minstrel, operate and similar
entertainments, but never before in the
history OF Memphis or 1--WE may safely as
sert) the South has anything been pre-
scented to the public which will approach
in originality Of conception or scale Of
grandeur or magnifcence the splendid
spectacle now being exhibited by the
Sphinx as fall display.
The Fall OF Paris and Reign OF the Com
mune was suggested by incidents OF the
Franco-German war and the subject is
well chosen.
In the presentation Of this display $50
gentlemen and ladies take part, intro
ducing military drills and tableaux real
istic battle scenes and grand pyrotechnic
display, ending with the conhagration
scene, seemingly 80 real that the fire de-
partment was recently deceived by it.
The Fall OF Paris will be continued one
week longer at the urgent solicitation Of
citizens who could not previously attend
and with the view OF giving our country
cousins an opportunity Of witnessing II
the coming week. Excursion rates on all
railroads.
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The Pope aud the Emperor.

RoME, Oct. 13.-ln the interview be-
tween the Pope and Emperor William
yesterday, his holiness emphasized the
necessity OF the restoration of temporal
power and said all sovereigns should unite
TO assure it. Emperor William replied
that il would be more to the Pope's advan-
tage to unite with those who represent
the principles OF order and social conserva
tism, and thereby better secure the peace
OF the world, King lIumbert has decorated
Emperor William with the grand cross Of
the military order OF Savoy.
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Will Appeal 60 the British Lion.

MONTREAL, Oct. l3.-Mung koow, a
Chinese merchant Of this city, was pre-
vented from visiting New York on BUSH
ness during the week under the new
American Chinese exclusion act. lie is q
na,uralized British subject, but when he
applied at the United States custom.house
he was told that lac could not cross the
boundary as the injunction act covered his
case. lie asked what about his being a
British subject Mung Koow expressed
his intention OF testing the matter in the
courts II such can be done.
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FOR SALE!
10000 ACRES FINE TIMBER LANDS IN
THE YAZOO, MISS, DELTA.

I own sUur of tfr lssf um'yr ln1s Goo tho
III1s Hui 900 reasonable terms NI.I either sf.l
the whole 1000 H.uH ur wIlI s"Il ans lH#IuHi
quantity irW iuIN H.rH up. The Iluda IUr situate
uu ut Uvtr thv luulsNlllr, Sew uflsHua a lvsas
rautaah. anh valuable uut uuiY tuf I've uuntUr,
Ntt tth N,v vNrutit,fu - utu Vyprss hrtkvH. hrn
tuf Nv WuHi part itch nri lrtNlr. and VII. whvu
| Cluitci, mair valuable iHrrs or plantations,
| ltiUH ruu fHtn tn 20 eco ptr H.rH. IU.YrlIuu n
| location anil puluiiN purchased vf Nhi.h one.
fourth rH.u Hul hHlHU.v tu equal iUsfHlIuruis ~
one two Huh thrr NrIu with lriruHt 40 pr
cont prf Huuum iuHu HtfH
tu Hil|iIHu tn thU IhIHfr have f.r sale us HffHr.
uTy fur thH uWuru. sfHul nur lmIHlI. "a II|uit.
lions. IiIuHiO lu Bolivar U.HufFs IuT .HHHtH's
pfIru. CORRESPONDENCE. aHll||f#l
tuNNttt HluII IiHsiHiHiU ST..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-15
Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
FOR INDIGESTION,
Dyspepsia, and diseases incident thereto.
Long Johu Wentworth Dying.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct l3.-The Hon. John
Wentworth, famliarly known as "Long
John" on account of his great stature, is
slowly dying Of soitening OF the brain. lie
lost possession OF his mental faculties some
weeks ago, and his physicians state that
his death is only question OF very short
time. Mr. Wentworth was pioneer OF
Chicago. lie printed the first paper here
back in the ioriies. lie has been mayor OF
the city, and represented Chicago district
in Congress for number Of terms. lie is
seventy-four years old.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-15


4 PARTLY IuENtHEp uuu.r. ErN-pN.
y nhIa terms Andy 10 n" 90 Nru.' ifU't
I,uJE COTTAGE uN rNEI. Nyr. NrAU
- Mu.k,Tfir no. rYuUlrluH 5000 1000. largo
yarl e. uyi month s. n h.,'MHit
700 H.ItDuunI Ht
IDITNGrs oN yANCE. WELLINGTON. N'p.
' lsHn Union and ,uuri .ir..H Hul uu 'Hff'il,
ir' anl " Con n'enoc. ,4,i.,',,'r ,,y 9p' on
''.' . f@ir,str Arcn' . g.i..aa,ua,t
Curr,gI 80. 90 nos fNluE umE
- lar.D Io lls iu gHul rgra.. NII.E N"..T.
TuITADE WIN TOUR SIUI ROOMS coon
- WHt.r. H'I convenience AII1 iu Al,H. l.
QrtNLAH, lIu Nauh.'as street
rJrTAsg NOM uopgs $50 AtL NpuEt
' saF. uut huu.TE On rlpl r.a'. .IrlHu "Ig
irfu, vuIl ric. fronting on I..Hlrl' .if... r'l
uHI IuI MuIElr HlvuHu .huI" sH. %. HIItIUtH
'''" '''' "''' o. ''' lU"fIWi irvow
hIafUtiIU NIW DuTTNsI COS VIRGINIA
u W,uur. AurH %. l1 l.H n.m H.'.1"
L'uuU uruV upIuAu. WIN .lAULE
nas.f' -tr,r. and o. &"t d. inl. ....,gn. &c.,
IIursU sol. sI tpN'Iss I....I. N.NN NAly,
! uIub, 'oE m".' lny tni"i hIIH.s Do.
uu.ruHf zoo Vain TTr,'i 49, '...
JtuU.. CONTAINING a.E.E THn"# N
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IIrIIHtUHEuHHH luTuirc Hi . .U.'.N H.I.
IIur.E ay ROOMS viii u,UI AZ So.
] '.liH. sffr-l NpH HH AItta
ItUU.r. COS uyIus. NhH.I. $50 DkGJ.
...............
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y.ri .ui slair tf..'. ti, Uuf. .I.a.uI boo turfug.
. H..s Apply 90 VI" " ln.'H .,.......,r
.' D.. ''.
| H,sIy lDIrAgT WITH I|HI Tu.u.. tUUp
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Parents CrimInnIIy Liable.

More than half OF all deaths occur before six
years OF age. An army OF Innocent, lovely chill
dnn are swept necdlcssly away each year. Parents
are criminaliy responsible for this. The death nate
oi children IN England is LEES than half this.
Ackcr's English lhby SOOthcr has done more to
bring this about than all other causes combined.
You canu0t afford 10 be withoutiL III. Holster,
duiruit
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FOR SALE,
WcStwOOd Plantation,

ON ~ raurls rErf. ire county. Nrk1u1s CON.
tuIua ~ a.I.H uur lHul tI UIHu with cool
hWvlIluH cabins HIrIU. Iu HHN .uIIl with tN HHusH
power ruHipr anil uIUrT improvements u| b. -
HtuH uurly uWlruti with hIHaHr. uHN UaH. ~
TIm .tfUfr.. o. 800 HuI hHla'FHN IHI|Hu. |.Itu
D. sIlpfHi hf river and ut'rHEi iU rIHtlF mtTsU.s
Win 1u1ll rkutusr ibia Plantation W|ll v1i iHr
uuubrar 10 IHnlsH uuu Cor st#Ia uIsIUH Iur
further ilrfIIuilr spHIE iu wY H'iHfHrI4 SMITH
a COLLIER MrHphis, tenn uf iH ur.
ANA \. rom.
No. Is Tnst att ~, Nrv Work.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-15
WAN1In ~.

wANTFD.
A COOK; WHITE WOMAN APPLY At
An APPRENTICE. APPLY AT MRS NJ. PEN.
~ dcrgnst's, 80 Main strrct,
4 NURSE GIRL AT $40 MADISON STREET.
A WHITE Girl FOR GENERAL uOUsEwoRE
~ Apply nj rs Adams street
A GENTS wANTED-CAN MAKE FROM $50
~ To $3.50 per day New scheme, Apply at 20
Main street.
A GENTS wANTED-s55 \ MONTH AND EX
Z \ pcn~os paid any active pvrsuu to sell ourgoods
no capital salary monthly, expenses In advance
particulars free. standard SilNvrNurc Co., BOSTON
4 YOUNG MAN-FROM u 10 I5 YEARS OLp.
~ to act ns collector aud m be- himself generally
useful In the Office AddrrsS T. NJ, with refer,
cncc, this Office.
A SOUND, GENTLE HORSE. FREE FROM ALL
~ defects lrOm TO 6yeIr, uli for the supcrip.
tcndCnt OF Elmwold cemetery IO ride Apply ut
IrcaHurcr's oncc, "a Union street lERp TREE
IraSurrr
A sEr OF nooXs 10 KEEr oRuFgicG WORK
y. To do at nightly ala able booAGccpcr aud good
FRANcls car, Appeal ou'c
A MIDDLE AGED WHITE OR ClLORED
y woman 1t 40 Mo,by 81 Gtncrll hon'c WORK.
DOARpgRs: TERMS REASONABLE iOI Ala.
ID hama street MRS. T. u WEIGHT
4 OoK-No. so ADAMS sTBEtr
LNNrERlENCED CIIAMBFRNAfDg WANTED
II al the Gayosn Hotel Apply Immediately 10
the llpuSEkEEPER
- ENrLENgN BoARpEGs Ar 80 % MApI
VI son strcrL Niccly furnished u'ls
| ADY AGENrs--Ku tlrcE ncN hnal, under
II garments nothing Ike a. over 1000 s1l pts
month some agents make ns A'-b Do, SOFA day.
nearly dnU10 testimonials positive proof irug Nr
w. D. Litle, 'h,lasn. llL
nFFICE nOY, n 40 II WEAR, ON. APPLY
" toNsllcy OIL Mills
DAETNFR WIN Suo OE s.ul ~ SAFE
= manufacturing business. si'uni ur active. o.
rnod travelling man pIeicfcd 'tl hi"',' uru
GIlIIlT AND HuTTuNHOLE NNKTW., yTTAuY
> employment Apply ni once Horny luth. 20
Nlurnv srci
~,Afrs ASD MACnlgEIN 10 MOVE IsLE
= phone ~ . q. Robinson go
GlTuArioN, ny a FlRsT,lA,, HAKtR or
Address l. g. Appeal oinrc
SITUATIoN-H Az EXPERIENCED uFrlCE
> man, Can give the very bot of gv'c',uo,s
NIIUATlON- ~ YouND MAS WIN six
= Year, experience On hank. lulrH lands book.
krglinf lcst Ut rfcn'pCo. Addf.s D. 81,
S,lTtAtioN a, FARM MANAGER GOOD
> ~ rrnrr given. Ni.uss I. ,ullicnlllr, Tenn.
G,IIrAfluN ~ Am rrIAss MIL MAN
- either Jaw Or planning "IN Adlusa
hillFW ApurN oflcc
FINu TEACti Mr &c roI, UoAkn, uiNfILMAN
] with irsi ,ity rcirrcn,,. Aditc.s D. Appeal.
| rlNp HuY--r,uNpIlNNl IpOl. or BILLIARD
| l table uul bar uNiupH AddryH,,
EpN SD tlrtchui. Ills.
! no EXCHANGE NvAIri"lE PATENT rpg
! ] rnoi farming hul ,. ~ cor wid'H J. J.
! IuuUs. tlrT Np az Main Hr .'".1phis tenn
/ rINWp GOOD NIIkiE. Arl.N AT % luN
l SONS dairy. uld randolph rood, chelsea
NNruIIESUi.,E-UlLL EL,puulNp.p At
w o. Adams Hus't.
400 MEN no go OF Us I'M rNLl on
lbO Paris" App,y NJ .nHi stare rniiHunr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-15

CouuryciN0 September thc passenger
trains oi the Tennessee Midland Railway
company viii arrive ~ and depart from
the Kansas City, Memphis Is Birmingham
depot, nc the corner Of Broadway and
Main streets. whore tickets may Boz pur.
CHASED. instead Of 10 the Mississippi s.
Tennessee depot, q, heretofore.
!. T. GARNER
General Passenger Agent
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-15

TnE Iron Mountain route has decided 10
run n series Of harvest excursions 81 all
points IN Arkansas and Texas from Mem.
phis on the following dates September
II and - and October y anl d. Rates
for the excursion will be- one fare Tor the
round trip. and tickets will b. good Tor
thirty DAYS with stop over privileges.
.Auy further information desired viii Oc
'.'-ccriully furnished by calling On
II. -. NUsoy,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
No. 800 Main street, Memphis, Tom.
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Ilau,iru

}, nrNovrp nv Tur usE or COCAINE
Ard Il stimulates aud promotes the growth
ofthc hair.
Buno,ts Flayoring extracts arc the
bcsl.
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Erp IIEAus

Mn sous IS. srurp. late ui tho firm "
De. laTlins. Miller q ltp1,pa, will htUa'-
ttf be- found with Mcsr Ogll iru'hr~
q Co.. and will bc pleased 90 have bis
friends lul acIuaiuilnors clll on him Dee
fore purchasing anything loo tlo hardware
stove ar lnwarr line, o. be- can make % 10
ILLLr IninnN
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-15

PAIN from indigestion, dyspepsia AMI too
hearty eating is relieved at once by taking
one Of Carriers Little Liver Pills Immediately
after dinner Don't forget this.
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vs. NJ WITH
WU A. 600. ...i
|H#..H .

rss-..sH--saHH DOL rff.. IrTtUH N|.ppAr
INI fHItIOihl II.a AID
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A L h.N. HH..H 'l IN# motion 1I fuo
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~ .H.. IuH.| ..HH uI Uu IIN lfI.HH -
~. ri. I..Hi 20" WHH.I H..u.rf iuf
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,.4 N.. Il ~ #HI IH#.s II 900 Hft.H aui
~ "a Iu.e. .Wpl..s E"d pt.caaist
L--.@-s--. aasaa' fUHf ifal.
N..H.vIII VHr.I .urf
Ma a. t... .,u ficauA
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Firr.ut,e table b1lnl 90 fmnsIola'a
on Front sirut, opposite Cul.om.uouHr.
The table b. uppllcI vita tho Cho,u.,,
food lhc markets aHorl and carefully
served. Regular meals - rUuiL
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~ 90 20 Aberdeen. nis... aud Return.

The Kansas City, Memphis & Birming-
ham railroad will sell round trip tickets
from Memphis 10 Aberdeen aud return, on
October H. NJ the rate Of $500, limited
until October ~
II. ID. Ellis, General Agent
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AIrs. !. u. SLATER, tca- hor oi German
Gayo.1 hotel. ~ homo iium To- o
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Ms. 4. q. srTurvos, studio Cotton
Exchange
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rrsruVsi-
A NIuN I.rlE NyNuFNDTu.uW 90 ANp
y 'rrlHrin inots anl Shoes i' Nuur1' s'uet
4 sIUTUuK & NIITE 30 WONT 60. rNI
y hHHr.f ol.h IIl.r. i'f Hide fur lui Wool
LLIvNruR ruWr. CHAtN rrur. 30
- Inlr ihr irai Euula inr tlH I"l.t Wurgi.
A. e. 'rAHktE q 80. ItrlHuur So. 'st
I,UNNoMTg ARTIFICIAL .IuNr PAW
VI mHHL r.sIrrus. lr.gaWuia lrIHUEHIU ~.
ueioo cod Residence - Nauug THOMAS CUB
HlNs
f,As tNu OH sTOvp4 iAIIsI paJgNN
VI tAmIs ,ig. ~ a iiiriclls 90 tcrnnh q
IIInI. ASH TrUs WNNTTD ANu HIGHEST
] rrlIUs u.lI rltllhLtt a go. Hi Main st
------------- ----------------
ulNt r.rNrr NGrNrl.
A IiEN o. UNLFt. RIAL L,IAIa AULsIi
y aHl Ir.on De- Nli.sIl street
IHpNANft"a lUtI i.TATI tsLaIH Nu. 80
y NIu H'rTt i..,I I.H"i iEl
nurstkss q JANIS. RIAL i.IAIa AEp
! , iru'lI A.Hu's sa .rnHlN
f,UluNANH g.1 IE.rArE NgFNra
II uu.rH afi H... .Hf. SOL Nll..1I .'r
II - oI'oA' ',a'L is'A q. 1a.NE
tIAtJiUTT Wrr 500 rial HIsrE ANu
! ] lH."rurH '..u' ~ NT.nH IrnH...
- d. guII. CO.. u.fL slAI. AslNIB
IA. aHf l-H.Hr. $50 20 H.lIau' .u.rt
u JWNtt ,t. hIAL L5tAIs AuLaIe
! /. 90 ual.. H s'T"ut
1, .. vuIra O. up. UF,IulNrE uriIIU-
=. fuH hH,.F... If..|U, So. ~ second 'N.l U.HI
'I"l. loo street.
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Mis- T,Nvtp MAY can De- found in her
studio. 55 Madison, Wednesday lhum.
DAYS and FRIDAYS from 10 iiIl 3 o'clock
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CHILLS.

DUNCANS CHILL TONIC has stood
the test for years, and today stands tho
leader of chin Medicines Read
what Is said OF It.
Dr, Duncan II take pleasure In making a pub
ic statement OF the fact that have used yonr
thl Tome with great success after everything else
h0l siynally Jailed Myself anil family ioin I'm
thanking you for the discovery OF such a mcd.
cine which VIII be OF such great benefit TO man.
kind ionn truly. r. PaEsslY.
Mi0lin Teun.
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Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver and Indigestion
Read what DUNCAN'S LIVER AND
KIDNEY MEDICINE has done.

Or Duncan u was cured Of symptomatic heart
disease caused by torpid liver aud lndlgc.ton
Was troubled with II Tor thirty years, growing
Worse gu the tlno, until commenced taking Dun.
cans l., and n. Medicine Three bottles restored
ne 70 perfect health, after physicians and all other
medicines had hilcd. Dr. Duncan's Medicines arc
better than lac represents them to be- Yours truly
A. J. ARNoLn
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Keeping IN the Interest.

"what do you think Of the last INSTALL
mcnt Of my new noyol?' inquired Miss
Iush.
IL must confess" replied Merritt, chat
] think YOU made an awful blunder. You
left the hero sitting on kcg of powder 10
which the villain had just applied the
match. don't see how ever YOU can
finish the story when the hero is killed In
The first chapter"
THAT Is only q part Of the plot, Mr..
Merritt. In the next weeks paper ! ~
on TO explain how the key Of powder turns
out 10 be- q barrel Of sol coleman's k1ko.
'tulu. Of which the hero partakcs heartily"
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Camden, Tom

GREENSBORO, Ark, April Is iS7s-Dr C. r.
Duncan. bear Sir am n praciIcipr pbysicinn M
this place. ! am also iu the drug business, and
have been selling aud prescribing your medicines
Tor some timo, ani am well plcuscd with them I
medicine, lhaNe CNUr sold or seen used especially
your lhill Tonic, Liver RMS, Cough lAsnin Liver
aud Kidney Medicine aud CurhuUr Ointment 1
am sure they are all you rlnlm Tor them This n
something would nor could not yty for any other
line OF patent medicines Every one speak, In tho
highest terms OF your medicines NourS truly,
IL ORR, NJ D.
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40 nnl TIrIilNr1 brY COMMON OAK
ZO,Obb lumiHrl Zoo o. willie o. No. DO irri
iu1r. suIIaH.y fur fpIfb WutI H.rHlu. un f1pI II
cotton HIrlN etc 500 Hl EHu cheap cell ul
/. y. tHuIasf. ~ Madison aitlrt
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y nhIa terms Andy ~ $50 90 NHu.H ,irrt
t,ut,g COTTAGE COS uhgIT AVE-. NrAU
II Wu.k,rFfrH"f. fIut4luluH .E"H r..W. iursu
yafI e. ~ month. > 81. ~ n.,HNnI
800 90 tlruuI HI
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fpis rUus ID HtIu.U nor VIII UE
j f"n.ul bonn i.l Main street. ip .I Iaiu
H.H.Iu t.H.#ff
Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-10
CORRESPONDENCE.
Emmet Etchings
Oye wood in good demand

Stove wood in good demand.
 Will $ Hines is here, on visit to old friends.
 MT. Joe Russell has bought out the stock of Vim. Porter.
 Mir. Jas. Mcfarland is building a new addition to his house.
 MT. W. G. Barton has been on the sick list for the past week.
 Walter Caught, of Prescott. was down Sunday, to see his best girl.
 Dr. L. H. McSwain contemplates building nice new residence soon.
 Sheriff Began was down last Sat urday serving papers on some of the boys.
 The school directors are having q lot of new desks made for the school house.
 Our merchants are buying lots of cotton now, and paying highest pri- ces for it.
 Miss Belle Thompson, who has been spending the summer with her cousin. left last week for Denver, Col, her future home.
 A sad accident occurred at the sawmill of Caytor X Douglas, by the bursting of bully, killing Mir. Geo. Pelt, q native of Tennessee, instant ly, knocking the top of his skull off :; also wounding Mir Lum Daley very hadley on the leg. Mir. Daily is get ting along very well at present.
 To REsT AT LAsT-A good old cit izen of this county gone, Daniel Ty- rec. better known as Il ncle Dan, " who died on the 3rd inst at the resi- dence of his son-in-law, Mir. John Nickers, of Hampstead county, aged S5 years. Uncle Dan was among the early settlers siof this country and a jealous worker in the Nj. F.. church South. of which he was long mem Der. The church has lost q good and faithful member. the country Il good citizen; but our loss is his gain. The bereaved relatives have n host of sympathizers in their hour of bereavement. DAMoCLES.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-10

Foster X Logan Il'dw. Co. have hotb Hardware and Furniture stores chock full of goods. Don't fail to call and price.
 The Largest Stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Koots and Shoes. and Groceries, can be found at iIatley X Christopher's, cheaper than ever before.
 US Copeland, of Wolf Greek, Pike county, is running the confectionery snd fancy graoery house of B l. liar wood, bought of J C Trevillion, and will be pleased to have all his old friends call and trade with him.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-10
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN, ARK.

LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN. ARK.
 Sept. 10, 1888. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thnt the ~ following-named settler has filed notice oi his intention to make final proof in sup port of his claim, and that said proof will be made before county judge of Nevada coun- ty, Ark, at Prescott, Ark. on Oct 20. lSsS. viz: Monroe P C Banks, Hd E IT, Oa0 for the El N Sec 26, Tp II, $ R2l w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon. and cutiva- ton of, said land. viz: Reuben Smith, Lar kin Butler. John W. Lawrence, Henderson Sandcfur, all of Prescott. Nevada county, Ark.
 w K. RAMSEY, Register.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-10
NOTICE.

All parties owing the undersigned are requested to come forward and settle before the lst of November, as on that day l take charge of the Clerks office and will not have time to look after collections afterwards. 1t will save you costs by settling promptly. JonN E. PoHris.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-10
Notice for Publication,
LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN. ARK.

LAND UFFICk AT CAMDEN, ARK.
 Sept. 10, 1883. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his inten- ton to make final support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before county judge of Fevada coun,v. Ark, at Prescott, Ark, on Oct 10th. 1888, viz: Middleton w. Raincs, Id F. l07l2 for the SWi SEt See 8, Tip 10, < E 22 w.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva ten of said hand, viz: Thomas Hulen, Thorn as l. Raino- George NJ Raiues, William Jones. all of Prescott, Nevada county, Ark.
 " K. RAMSEY. Kegister.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-10
Notice for Publication,
LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN, ARK T

LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN, ARK I
 Sept. IS, 1888. ! Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intcn- tion to make final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will he made be- fore the county Judge of Nevada county Ark, at Prescott, on the 9th of Nov, 1888, viz: Nathan Iiackett, II F llO9 for the wv NWi Sec %, Tp II. $ K 21. W.
 He names the following witnesses toprove his continuous residence upon, and cultiva- ton of, said land. viz: John W Laurence, Larkin Butler, Monroe P Banks. Larkin Butler, Jr. of Prescott, Nevada county, Ark.
 w. K. RAMSEY, Register.