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Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-25
any house in town.
 HUGH MONCRIEF

Several communication receiv. ed that will have to lay over, as we had other matter before getting these.
 Mrs. Teemic Steele and Miss Lu- cy Young. of Camden, visited friends and relatives here last last week.
 Mr. McGraw, father of Mir. George McGraw. is here visiting him. He is from Southwest Mis- Sour.
 One car load of genuine Texas rust proof seed oats. just received at Brooks. Blake X Co.'s.
 Writing paper, pens, inks, tab lets, etc., at Hinton's at very low prices.
 The Foster X Logan Hardware Co. have a fine llne of scissors and shears that they guarantee.
 Miss Mary Cheatham, of Dolby vile, is now attending our fine graded school, boarding with her sister. Mrs. w. R. White, Jr.
 pr. J D. Jordan, of Eureka Springs. Ark was down last week. He is a genial, clever gentleman, and his many friends here were glad to see him again.
 Dr. k. L. Powers has been saw ing out a big lot of ice ill d pond near town, to house aud save for next summer. Ice in the pond averages five inches in thickness.
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Falcon Items.
l.ONGFELLOW.

Still cold rain, snow and sleet.
 Sickness and some deaths among tue black people--five deaths in some ten or twelve days. It seems they can't stand much pneumonia.
 I see that the Presidents mes. sage to Congress is endorsed bN the Wheel and Alliance papers all over the country. How is that, Bro. Anslevg loN
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COUNTY NEWS.
by the Special Cor
 pOndents of the Picay unr.
Icuninet Et chingS.

Snow and ice.
 The boys have fine times skat' ing now.
 After short visit to see his S- ''ma,n Willie Phillips has returned ,o his post.
 Dr. w. q Barton will now mak C "IoolamS' a speciality.
 There is a move being made to get an organ for the church here. l think that they need bell first. '.
 Well, John, 1 wish you good luck in your new mode of life,- May you live long and have no more Hard Luck.'
 Mir. T. P. Curtis, of Red Land, has been here putting up door bells. Dr. l.. J. Gillespie has had two put on his doors.
 Bob Elgin came near loosing his house on last Sunday, by fire. But I am glad to learn that not much damage was done.
 Bill says the reason that he don't let his front door be opened is because he thinks that the cold draught will injurc the tune of his organ, and he says poor man can't afford one every day.
 Whoop lem mp, boys, commence early. They G. t. the Dispatch crew. have been at work hard all the time. Commence at once and keep things warm for them.
 Died on the l6th inst, little Pru- dcnce, younge.t daughter of Jas. Duke, of slow fever. The family have the sympathy of many friends. A little boy of the same is not cx' pected to survive long; he is very low at this writing. I am afraid that friend "B.' sl Antioc, did not consult the Wheel Oi Emmet, or he would not have asked Mir Gage to come and give them a lecture. They tell me that they do not want any of the U. L. party. They are pure WheeIers and want nothing else in thcir's.
 Friends, l can not write up cv. cry little thing that l am asked to, for ifI did it would take more than my allotted space. Will try and please you all. This will be a year that that the paper will be crowded with political news. Hop ing you all will be pleased, am your humble scribbler, DAMOCLES.
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AntiOc Clippings.

Slick. slickcr, slickest.
 Ducan has bought him derby,
 Ed Hood says this is the slick est time he ever saw. Perhaps Miss Hattie thinks so, too.
 Mir. Hunt went across Carou-e last Sunday and Eugene is on fh" sick list. "Don't give up the ship"
 There is certain man in this community that goes to the bot tom regularly, to build a fire Tor his hog. to warm their feet. lie says his feet gets cold and he know that the swine's do, to0.- May be they do, q.
 Mir. Editor: Allow me space l' your paper to make few remarks in regard to the people and p"li' cies of this country. The people of this section are considerably mixed in their politics; some arc neutral for the lack of moral conr- age to come out boldly on one sid, or the other; they are blind in the cause and I would say to them that the Democratic party IS the only true party; the only party on which the lnbOring class can de, pend; the only party that has stood unyaried from the foundation O' this, our government; II Is the pure JeffersOnian Democracy. cstaD lished by Jefferson himself, and where was there a smarter man than hes And if there is any truth in statistics the Democratic party has done more for the laboring class of people than any other party that has ever existed or ev' CT will. But if you listen to tue present LycuI gus John A. Ans lev) he will have you carrying q fifty pound ball of iron to town when YOU want a dollars worth oi coffee, and 1 would advis" you to not listen to any of his tiatterlng speeches, for he Is only all office seeker and will do anything 10 get iu office. Take some good papers, my dear iriends,and read for your self, and be convinced. Get the statistics and see which party has benefited you. It can not be the ex.Greenhacks, when their leader tried to dispossess the county oi thousands by voting against k. k tax. 1t can not be the Republicans party when they are favoling a high protective tarltf. But stlsl they cry: "Down with capitalists. Down with monopoly" ltis a. pluili as tine nose on tour lace tha' for all the acccsSarirs of lilr th consumers paSs from 3O tu tJ) ? cent more than he wou'd II x Wi not for this curse aTtl. IT tapi AnSlry thuugat hr a1 u s'l a office by sn lolng, t.r would hr nl lndrprut.sD or Democrat. tcior' 24 hours. Let ns he up and dole; for the time is nigh unto bah when there shall be n change |" our officers. MAN w,' go to worA in time. As whrelrrs We il ve right to vote as we pleas, ni' thank God for It Let ns looI about and select goo men t rrr resent Us in oar Legislative ndl' pure old Drmocrnt;c hickory. M, dear brothers l can eXchnm aS on' of old, l know that pure D"morr' cy liveth and it also groweih. An' may 1t ever continue io glow ul'l all the rotten materlr l. ru'"i out of our land ani c'untrf a'' the places filled ht trnr w"rk"t of the people. Let us ogg nlz and be doing for inr time k "ig'
 Yours sincerely,
 CLoDHorP"R.
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The First Symptoms

o,o,I Lung diseases are much the same:
 .,;shness. loss of appetite, sore ,,roat pains in the chest and back, I,cbe. etc. In few days you may -s,I or. on the other hand, you may
 aovn with Pneumonia or "galloping os,,mption." Run no risks, but begin '.Smediately to take Ayers Cherry Pectorai. several years ago, James Birchard, of ,or;sn Conn.,, was severely i'll. The doctors said he was in Consumption, .nd that they could do nothing for him, hnt advised him, as last resort, to try ,,sr,s Cherry Pectoral. After taking .h;s medicine, two or three months, he was pronounced a well man. His health remains good to the present day.
 S. Bradley, Maiden, Mass, writes .Three winters ago I took severe cold, which rapidly developed into Bronchitis and Consumption. I was so weak that could not sit up, was much emaciated, and coughed necessarily. I consulted several doctors, but they were power loss. and all agreed that l was in Con- .,mntion. At last, friend brought me hottie of Ayers Cherry Pectoral. From the first dose, I found relief. Two bottles cured me, and my health has since been perfect"
 Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
 PREPARED BY
 Or. ]. c. Aver & Co.,, Lowell, Mass. Sold by all Druggists Price sl six bottles, 6.
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Sight Improved.

NEW YORK CITY, April :, 1881.
 Mr. A. K. HAWKES.: Dear Sir Your patent eyeglasses received ssne time since, and am very much eratifed at the wonderful change ina, has come over my eye-slght since have discarded my old gia,,ss and am now weaIlng yours.
 ALEXANDER AGAR,
 Blank Book Manufactures and aee'y Stationers Beard of Trade.
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lANEBUKG, ARk., Jan. I3, INN.
LANnrl.na. Ank,. Jnn. (. lssS.

This is to certify that have tried leWei' CTS, druegiSts storekcrpers, and prdaie,f'' for fourteen wears. to get pair "t snec'4', ', ,S to shit my eyes. without success dr' '' I' Brady. of St. Louis, called upon me- ana having failed so often, was m doubt Wiioh he told me be could fit me. Is hue S''n, plc truth to say that he proved hIms''' so"Ji n, his word, for be put meup the pest a'',' nt U,n, ,Ln; ;pmnro,cd my -lsht and at the same lima doe. moi tire or hurt my cNcs
 ''''' l W. CORNELIUS.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-25

When the blood beeomrs jln- pure, it's poiS oncd condition resalt in boils, pim plcs and skin cfup- tionS. Morri s' Ga~carine is the best purifier
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-25
DIARRHEA or FLUx.

FhI. Diarrhoa, and an Summer Complaints are completely checked and cured in lev s5urx hy Nollius' Ague Cura TrN IT. Seld everywhere by all Dealers at 50 cts. Kettle.
 es-Ask your Dealer for a Copy ef the COLLINS 2REsrNT CENTURY ALMANAC, CT Address
 CcLlhlS s2cS. DRUG O., ST totS, hG
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-25
New Firm.

John and Calvin Jones will car ry a inli line of dry goods and gro c"rics, which will be bought as cheap as cash will buy them, and they propose to sell as cheap as the cheapest, with honest and falr dealing. They cordially invite their hiruds and acqual"tanceS t' call aud examine their goods Ne' fore buying elsewhere.
 Mir. ]. NJ, Price, we'll known hereahoutS, is also interested in the chusincss. and will be glad to see his friends and get their trade
 JoNEs X JONES.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-25

Johnnie Ferguson has already pouShl 2,500 bales of cotton this season. This is good work.
 Quite a number of our young folks enjoyed skating out on Hat. Iey's lake Sunday afternoon.
 lie who thinks every person, Who differs with him is dishonest. advrrlises his owu Lack of honrS- ty.
 &rs. N. R. Whit. Jr, rrtn,led ir"m Dohly,li,. Tru,Sda.. wh r, N'se had ..rcit several weeks visit ing her parents.
 Il anxious to soil to gooU n1en on time. anc. ylll soil them closcr .l...l4
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-25

Iras l"r, k "ewu aish humps. Wheat bran at Ilatlry X Chli,ta- phe;is.
 Two Go"d work taules for sale at BROOKS, BLAKE X Co. Rolled Beef at HatIey X Christo- pher's.
 Price CantIey was up from Hope, Sunday.
 Snow not all melted yet-been on ground ten days.
 Dr. w. E Arnold returned from visit to Washington yesterday. George w Crosnoe, of Cason, Texas, has been up among his old friends.
 Mr. k. Hamm brought us in three fine brooms Saturday, Oh his pa per.
 Remember you can get your corn ground at T. NJ. NcaPs mill, or exchange meal at all times. For Louisiana sugars and mo Iasses go 10 llatley X Christopher. Boots. X large lot on hand, for sale at cost, for cash.
 JNo. F. PoRTIS. Johnnie Ferguson visited Hope Sunday.
 Rev. E. W. Tong handed us the money for the PIGAYUNE Mon day, Thanks.
 Mrs. Annie Adams. of Ironton, Mo-, is visiting her brother, MT. Mr. \. A. Generally.
 Fresh garden seeds at Hlnton'S drng store.
 Overe0ats aud blanketS-a small number of each on hand for sale at cost, for cash.
 JNO. E. PORTIs. Clothing at cost.
 HATLEY X CHRISTOPHER. Rev. J. II. Riggin, r. E., filled the pulpitat the Methodist church Sunday.
 Mrs. J. NJ. Jost and Mrs. Adam Frederick are visiting relatives at Atlanta, Texas.
 Prof. G. A. Hays, of TcNarkana, was up Friday and sold his resi- deuce to Mr. Wm. Gee.
 Whitaker Hams, guaranteed. at lIatIey X Christopher's. Nelveteen. A lot still left on hand.
 ,JNo. F.. PoRTIS. When softly falls the featherly flakes,
 And hides the withcrcd grasses, Come and got your flour for cakes,
 And New Orleans molosses.
 BROOKS, BLAKE X Co. OATS. Genuine Texas Red rust proof. tor sale by Juo' F.. Forts. Col. !. NJ. Montgomery spends much of his time al alkana. MT. B. II. Logan, our clever hardware man. made a business trip 10 Gurlon, last week. The recent incIemcnt weather has materially lessened the atten- dance upou our public schools. All wool goods. at cost, for cash.
 JNO. F.. PoRTIS. Red rust proof oats at llatley X Chlisiopher's.
 ,no. NJ. MiIburn is headquarters for drugs. tobacco and scho"l books.
 lANEBuRG, ARK, Jan. E, lSS8. About nine years Sgo my wlfc's right eye suddenly got bad and the sight became so much impaired that that eye Was almost blind, she being entirely unable to see even n large object at any distance with It. She tried yNri6u, ,pccta,le- hut all io n" pnr- po.c, none sccncd tu d. Der sight m that ithc right cye) any good. The family Ph{. ,icnu pronounced the sighi scattered J. G. Brady, of St. Louis. called on me ana ,print more easily than she ever expected with that eve. and keep the good eye closed ,t same time. lie put me up apar, tee; ,nd to soy the least. we are both well pleased ,';th his work <. T. BRlGHr.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-25

Others of n like nature, from Dr. Me"'I'; .; Dr Parks Charles CmgiIe. "nd others, o' 0l.olona: also Dr Robinson; br. 0''',i,', lnow in california; of Wallace e'"'@' ;o,s "n'' dozens of others living in diorenI ,'r,,''i, ,u h. are in Mr. Brady p1''e'si'n "'" '''' snen bv any one who de'res p'
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-25

Is the place to buy your Drugs Medicine Paints Os School Books, cheap and good Tobacco Cigars Wines Liquor and Alcohol Special attention given orders for Drugs Liquor When you Hopo and see me- whether not you wish to buy goods.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-25
Notice

On and after Fch., lst, l will give checks for all sacks left at my mill. which will have to bc return ed to get lhe sack. Y, NJ. Neal, Prescott. Ark. II.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-25
PreScutt, Ark.

Dreams, roSeate and heautlinl as the hluSh of morn. spring From health and vigor Hideons ap- partitions which oppress the active mind il. sleep, arise from dyspep- SlA and indigestion, Morris Gas carine will banish these foes to rest,
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-25
lhet. is not without hon.

"A prophet is not without hon or save in his own country. 7, Yet Morris Cnscarine is recognlz- ed at home as an efficient medicine It is mild in it's effects. pleasant io take and never failing in it's ac' ton.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-25

now have an interest in the merca business with Jones X Jones, and in order to make room for new goods, l will, for the next 30 days, sell dry goods at cost. Gall and see me.
 J. NJ. PRICE.
 I have some choice blooded fowls for sale-Whitc LeghOrns Light Brahmas and Wyan dotts Call on or address me at Emm"t. Ark. FRED CHAMBERS.
 MT. Wiley II. Terry has bsneht the Mitchell residence. and will improve same before moving into il.
 Rev. J. E. Perminter was visit. ing friends here the first of the week. He preached at the Bap- tist church Sunday.
 One br0n ne7c 5-dr07rer .Neuc Home se1cinS D1achine 9 per cent ofreSular price ct .Picay1tne office. Come quich for His bareain.
 We are closing out our stock of boots very low.
 HATLEY X CHRIsTOpHER.
 All accounts without exception, not paid by Feb, 1st will be put in the hands of an officer for col lection. can't wait on you any longer for those old accounts.
 JNO. E. PORTIs.
 Dried and Rolled Beef, at Hat lev X Christopher's.
 Mir, John E. Portis is agent for a new prolific cotton soed, the "Peerless." Many testimonials of good men. attest it's wOrth-that 1t will produce nearly twice as much per acre as common seed.
 Sheriff Began is still out tax col. lectine: at Marsh's store today and tomorrow, Bluff City Friday 27th. Whites Ferry Saturday, Boughton on Monday 30th, and at Emmet Tuesday 3lst. He will keep books open al court house until 10th of April. when tax books will be closed.
 Most of our merchants have had their weights and measures tested by the County Clerk, as di. rected by law. Merchants over the county had better look sharp -the time for doing this will soon be out, (the 3ls0 after which it will be unlawful to use weights and measuras not tested.
 When you come 10 market, don't forget 10 bring your corn to T. M. Neal's mill, Prescott, Ark. 2m.
 We will sell any and all winter goods, at bottom prices, to make room fer our Spring stock.
 HATLEY X CHRISTOPHER.
 We have the premium flour, the best made. Try It.
 BROOKS, BLAKE X Go.
 The finest and best Hours in town; quality and prices guaran' teed.
 HArLEY X CHRISTOPHER.
 Having bought a heavy stock of school books, at bankrupt sale, l am pre- pared to sell closer than anybody.
 Best stock of clothing in town at Hatley X Christopher's.
 Mir. T. NJ. Neal has just received a new 20-horse power engine and boiler for his mill. Glad to see him getting along so well. He expects 60 pnt in a new roller pro- cess tlouring mill, and run it, in connection with his grist mill and planer, early this summer, A Hour ing mill is badly needed here, and our people will be glad to know he will fill the want.
 On Wednesday afternoon MT. Juo. r. Aaron, of Bouehton, and Miss Anna Martin. of this | lace were married, Rev. N. !. Price, of licinting. Ntr. Aaron Is one of Ne yada's most estinable and worthy young gentlemen and has secured q bride with many excellent quail ties. The PICAYuNE extends Its best wishes and congratulations;
 | I .s.,xr
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lyceun1.

The Lyceum orea'ized in the Prescott Public Schools will mee, again at tue school building. on Saturday, Jan. 2S, It 10 o'clock a. m.
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RILYOuS COLIC.

Immediate relief and a speedy cure for tho worst eases of Bilious Colie Is found ln the s,sc sf Collins Ague Cure. As a radical cor rectiye of all Bilious Disorders it has Le equal.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-25
PROGRAMME i:

fhohkA NJ M F.
 Grafton, J B. Murry. Essay, Miss Sula Brow.,. Recitation, Miss Queon Van shn
 Debate by six members Sub- i.ct-"Rrsolved. il,nt forei-i m. migration iS more injurious to ,he general welfare ot this na,oi tl.a,, the whisky cGrse.' Affirmative, Geo. E. Arn,isiead. William May burn, Miss Nora DeBlnn. Neg.. tive. Chns E. ShankE., Jack Gr,v- son, Miss Iona DeBaun 3eading of the paper by editors. This is a public entertainment and every body is presSingIy invited to at tend. The society will consider it d favor for every one that can pps- sible 10 do so
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

A chl"IN amaug yc, tukin notes
 An faith hell brent 'em."
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-25

now have an interest in the mercantile business with Jones X Jones, and in order 10 make room for new goods, l will, for the next 30 days, sell dry goods at cost. Gall and see me.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-25

One br0n ne1c 5-dr07rer Ne1c Home se1CinG D1achlne 9 per cent of'reSular price ct Picay,tne office. Come q,Hch for Mis bareain.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-25

Rev. J. E. Perminter was visit. ing friends here the first of the week. He preached at the Bap- tist church Sunday.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-06-14
sundays storm.

Judge Philip q. Love informs Us that du-
E.nE tho storm Of last Sunday the house Of
Nj samuel Herbert, near Mcchanicsville,
was struck BY lightning, the occupants hay
IN = very narrow escape. Mrs. Herbert is
III with typhoid fever and for sometime has
required constant attention. sunday morn
m, together with her attendants, she was
IN au upstairs room, but insisted that she
must leave il and be taken 10 the lower
il.nr Yielding u her Cntreaties she was
removed and about five minutes after the
ruou had been vacated the lightning struck
L. Tic bolt came in at the window, de.
mulr-hiug i, tearing off the curtain and
III, bach uf char near by. Thence il
la.scd downwards through the plastering
ln,Y The sitting room, there stunning Mrs.
Judge Love and shocking Mr.. Ralph Jar
be-. From this room il passed through
thn pantry t. tho kitchen, and thence out
ufdDDrs. In the kitchen Il small colorcd
10y was sitting on block not far irGm the
rtpycani was asleep. When the bolt passed,
hr Jnm;cd up and screamed, Who shot
mo" An examination showed that on his
!+g there had been branded an almost
perfect impression Of the stove casting.
Daring the storm Of the same evening
Mr. George W Bowlcs, of the Morganza
uri,hhlrhood, had a valuable horse struck
and killed
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-06-14

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-06-14

Tuesday, June II, 1888 Court met-all
the Judges present. Judge ]. Parran Crane,
aimr. Eliza Hayden and executor Thomas
o Spencer, allowed thirty days further
time in which % close the estate. Francis
v King, admir-. John +. King, ordered to
have chimney repaired. Bond If Thomas
a. and Mary C. Bond, guardians TO Sarah
Z. and Lizzie '. Dixon, filed and approved.
The Court ordered that F. II. Posey, admir-
NJ. l.. Dixon, pay over 10 the guardians Of
Sarah G. and Lizzie V Dixon the sum Of
5000 as per distribution Of personal es-
tate and the same is 10 he allowed said
guardian Tor education and maintenance.
The Court adjourned until Wednesday.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-06-14
To ALI Whom il May Concern

WILL he in the county for two months
for the purpose of collecting past due
claims on account of G. Ohcr & Sons Co.
All claims unpaid AZ the expiration of tina,
time will be placed in the hands Of an at
torney for collection. All parties owing
the above Company will 10 we'll 10 settle
their accounts with me, in order To save
cost, rs mean what | say. will call on
all parties in person. If you are ready Ia
settle before can see you remit 10 G.. Obcr
X Sons Company direct or 10 me AZ Leon
ardtown.
JOHN NJ LLOYD
June 7-2mi