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St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17

March-'sMadam Piper '..............M Morse
II.
Overture--"Drum Major" Till
III.
W altz-s'Dreams of Childhood". %. .Walteufel
".
Observation-Disclosures Daughter" ........ .Balfe
V.
Spanish Fantasia-''La Paloma" ..... .Missud
Overture-''America" Catlin
Serenade ....... ...............s Schubert
VIII.
Selection-"Erminie' Jakobowski
Polka-"Coachman' Fahrbach
Y.
Galop-"Kindergarten n.... Lumbye
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17

81 Colored Embroidery Dress Robes,
goods an extra fine quality Chambray,
warranted fast colorS, in the following
shades: Blue and white, pink. and
white, slate and white and brown and
white; 10 yards material, yards en-
broidery. Reduced from S6.T5.
For six DAYS to S4.9&.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17

16 pieces Plaid Surah Silk, the
handsomest goods in the silk line
this season, excellent quality, worth
S1.58. Reduced
For q Days Only at S1.25 pr yd.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17

Six Days Only soc Per Yard.
Embroidery to match for trimming
basque, Is cents per yard.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17

There has not been a ripple on the sea
In Minneapolis society the past week.
1t has been a dead calm, and not a So
ciety event has occurred.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17
ASunng6 Days Sae Beginning Monday Morning Shar

] 5 r
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17

IL pieces Surah Silk, in all the sea-
sons coiOrs, extra width, elegant
goods, regular Sips quality.
Reduced for this Sale to 1Se yfl.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17

LOT SO pieces Muslin Embroidery
Skirting, 45-inch goods, extra heavy
edge, late and tasty designs, formerly
sold at S1.25.
For Six Days at 7Jc Per Yard.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17
SO dozen Gents SEspenders, made from
good quality Elastic Web. Fancy AIckei
Buckle, would be considered cheap at 20c.
For Six Days lOc Per Pair.

42 dozen suspenders, in -Em6roi-
dered Web, with Leather Trimmings,
Fancy Nickel Buckle. was always consid-
cred cheap at 40c: aN go during our
Six-Day Sale at 15c Per Pair,
80 dozen Gents Suspenders, with
Woven Ends, Extra Heavy Elastic Wei.
cheap OF Soc.
For Six Days PC.
During this Sale we viii offer uN Sus-
penders sold at Csc. Extra Heavy. Silk
Embroidered, Leather Trimmings, an ex-
cehfent Brace.
All Go At soc Per Pair.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17
White Goods Dept.

LOT 1-12 pieces Muslin Embroidery
Shirting, elegant assortment, As inches
wide. with Embroidery 10 inches deep,
formerly sold at IS cents. All on sale
for six days
At An Even soc Per Yard.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17

The announcements for this week are
few in number, and succeeding weeks
promise to be still more quiet. The
most notable coming event is the lawn
concert and festival to be given by
Hugh Harrison next Wednesday even
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17

At 4Sc Per Yard.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17

so POngee Silk Dress Patterns, 18
yards in piece, no nicer goods i'm this
line made. Sells at $12. We offer
For 6 Days at $3.50 Per Pattern.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17

Fer six days to S4.9S.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17
SILK AND DRESS GOODS

500 yards Pongee Silk. 18 to 20
yards in piece, regular soc goods, all
go during this sale, blythe piece only,
At d Cents Per Yard.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17

LOT 2 consists of pieces Muslin En-
broidery Skirting, As inches wide, with
Embroidery 19 inches deep, most beau
tiful and late designs, former price 81,
Now CSC Per Yard.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26
U.S.GOvernment Approval

So well known are ~ Prices Cream Baking Powder
ard Flsyong Extracts for their strength purity and excel
nce others that they have the approval OF the
). Government aud used IA its military posts
The OF these articles is recommended every family
by the leading chemists of the United They certify
they are the strongest aud pures free from Ammonia
Lime Alumni other deleter substances and authcrz
ing publication their own that bread prepared
from Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder Is the whole
some cereal food known 20 civilization.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26

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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26

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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26
GRAND RAPIDS Markets
Meats end Poultry.

Reef-Fresh dressed &c. sac.
H0gs-Dre-sed. Si50oG7 .fo per cwL
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Veal Dressed. SIC per 10.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26
Hsv, Grain, Etc.

Hay-s12dl3 per ton.
SIaw-S per iosd.
Coru-4sC for Oil. sc 70 40c for new.
Rarley-si.4i per cwt.
Cers--If51c
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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26
Flour and Feed

Straight IS. Lily White, s. 81 per cV
Fancs Pa snt, s. IS per cwt
Corn and 0afs-F &c. neT to1, SlS aud SO.
Corn Mesl-Per ton. SIS
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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26

Fea0s-Hand picked, sl25
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Cheese- Full cream. e6eizc
ta8bag es--lI 'r.4'o per dOZ
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Honey faifc per 10.
E0Is-sEi-e per lb
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fctsloes-S. . .c per olsh-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26
Water CO|orFrescoeing.
supeuor in Oil. in point Of Durability ~,
well as Beauty.

resigns aud estimates viii be furnished. ou ar-
piicaroD. BY the UNDERMINE. for artistic il.erJ-
decorating. COMPELLING ll price and beauty d
tnsAl with wall paper leCoTai lon- hv tre lsa y
TIC permanent wSter color "An1-ksis1mine
We guarantee 20 do ihit arfiefe aud durable
decorating ~ ~ 10 prc1ucc irtcr effects fof tns
sane amount Ofrnorev that u would Coz - -
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Cfher fuieB
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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-26

Apples-u.oo per bol 25saoc per busb
Nevada County picayune., 1888-12-12
Laneburg Leaflets.

A travelling photographer has been stopping at Laneburg few days. Mir. k. E. Cornelius has sold his farm here, and moved above Hope, where he has purchased land.
 The Rev. G. w. Reeves has prom ised to preach at Laneburg during the coming year. His first appoint ment will be the lst Sunday in Jan uary, at l o'clock.
 It seems that the Little Rock Con- ference regards the Carolina Circuit as good place to break young preachers. Rev. k. J. Raiford last year, and now Rev. Fletcher Evans, both their first year in the iteracy.
 Mr. Thos. Duke and Miss Eliza Gam were married at the residence of the brides father, Mir. Jno. W. Gam, on tue evening of the 4th inst. the Rev. G, w. Reeves officiating. Many friends wish them long and happy life.
 Our community was startled on Sunday evening by the sad intelli- gence that Mir. E. Bullock, one of our prominent and highly respected citizens, dropped dead, at his home, about f o'clock p. m. Heart disease is supposed to have been the cause of his sudden demise, as he was as we'll, apparently, a few minutes be- fore his death, as he ever was.
 Mir, Thos. J. Pirtle is the most successful pork raiser in this part of the county. He has killed and sold already 400 lbs. of pork, at 6c per h., and has more to sell, besides re- serving about 2000 lhs. for his own use, He never has a sick hog, which he claims is owing to variety of feed, and a liberal use of i've soap, ashes, etc. Tom is good farmer, and a splendid fellow, excepting politics, he win support the Ansley gang and read the Dispatch.
 Coop LUCK,
Nevada County picayune., 1888-12-12
Willi>villO Warblings.

Cold weather.
 Christmas will soon be here.
 Plenty of fat hogs in the bottom.
 Wonder why Mir. Jim Franks looks so pleasing now. Guess its boy.
 The boys spend much time in the woods now, hunting ducks and squir rels,
 MT. John Rockett has good school at Liberty Grove. As for gentleness, he is far superior to most of teachers. Wish him much success as he is one of my best friends.
 Sorry to hear of Mir. and Mrs. Robert Crank's troubles--losing their little girl, three years old. They have the sympany of many friends in their sad bereavement. The child died of croup.
 MARRIEp-December 9th, Mir. George White to Miss Marthy Dick son, both of Nevada county. All wish them success through life, eN- cept some young men who had rath- CT have heard of MT George sideath. Don't grieve, boys, there is some good fish in the sea yet, that you can catch, providing your bait is of the
Nevada County picayune., 1888-12-12
BOdcaw Bits.

Wonder who Bob May is going to marry?
 Mir. John Richardson lost a fine mule last week. Sorry for you, John.
 The old Lady Rumor says there will be several more weddings soon.
 Rev. NJ. Prince breaches at the Reeder school house every 2nd sun day. Come out and hear him.
 Mir. Isam H. Mack, of Rosston, is to put up a large stock of goods at Bodcaw, soon. We are on boom.
 Mir. Lindley, of Bodcaw, has bought a farm near Waldo, Ark, and will run his farm and teach school.
 The T.. l.. P.'s seem to be mighty we'll satisfied with Harrison's elec- ton, they say they will get cheap tobacco and whisky. Spare them four years longer, for they know not what they do.
 Married-on the night of the Sth, at the residence of the brides faith CT, Miss Marthy Dixson to Mir. George White, all of Nevada county, Ark. They receive my hearty con gratulations.
 Jack-Sa, Mars Jin, what miens all yer lumber lain piled up all ober desc woods? Whut yer gwine to do wid it? Jim-Why, Jack, Pm going to build. Jack-Bild whut! Jim house for renters. Jim--I tell yer, rite now, boss. desc yere renters won't do; kasc l tride 'em; say, boss, rent me sum Ian dis we're. WHEELER.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-12-12
CORRESPONDENCE.
EInnet Etchings.

Weather fine.
 Health good.
 Miss Sallie Pirtle, of Centerville, was over Sunday.
 Will Phillips came home Thursday last, and left on Monday.
 Candy stew at Prof. Wooton's last Friday night. All look sweet now.
 Ed Hood, our clever sheriff, comes home to Sunday school, like little man.
 Mir. John Wiley fell from the roof of his stable last week, and hurt his | arm badly.
 Miss Ella Reynolds, of Clayton, has been spending few days here with friends. Miss Lillie Haltom, after pleas ant visit with friends at Waldo, re- turned home last week.
 Rev. w. J. Stone will leave for Ozark this week. He is stationed there for the next year.
 Preparations is being made for a Christmas tree. Everybody should take part, as it is free to''all.
 Uncle Avery preached Uncle Dan Tyree's funeral sermon to large and attentive audience, last Sunday. Miss Lizzie Weaver, of Lewisville, is here, the guest of Mrs. l.. Barton. She will remain until after Christ mas.
 Mir. B. F. Rhodes, of Honeaville, was up to see his motherinlaw, grandma Barton, who is very sick, at her sons residence.
 s. L. Bracy and wife, of Hope, were up last week. Sammie tried to net some quails, but the birds would not be caught. Perhaps he didn't have the right prescription. Come again, Sam, know where there are some.
 Will Law was quite sick all last week, but when a good kind lady stepped in with big bucket of fresh spare ribs and back-bones, Bill got up, ate hearty and is able to go to work again. Thanks to the lady.
 DAMoCLEs.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-12-12

Bob Langford, the barber, respect fnlIv solicits yonr trade. He keeps sharp razorS and shears, and will please you. Try him. If Rhodes S Reed, the dry goods merchants, of Hope, offer special in- dncements to farmers and Wheelers. Give them a trial when in Hope. Buy your dry goods, sugar, cof- fee. tobacco. Garrett's snuff, bak- ing powder, soda, etc., from W. r Armstrong X Co.,, the cheapest house in Prescott.
 On Shoes for 90 days at J. Hausel Wood's Palace.
 Shoe and
 Clothing Store
 Hope, Ark,
 Sabbath school super intendants and teachers would do well to buy their toys and Christmas presents from Hugh Mon- crief..
 S3.i0 SPOT CASH, This week. will buy pair of our mems fine hand made shes, worth sIj0 Be quick
 !. HANsEL Woop. Rhodes IS Reed, Hope, Ak, keep large stock of dry goods and gener- al merchandise, and will not be un- dersold. Try them and be con vinced.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-12-12
Falcou News.
Weather far and warm.

Messrs. J. D. and J. $. Pelt are still in the van as merchants. They have lots of good goods, and they arc cheap, too. Messrs. Matt X Sellars are also doing a good business. They may tell you up there at Prescott that Falcon is dead, but believe il not, for we manage to hold oar own.
 Our friend, Launy Cook, has killed eight hogs that would have graced q northern pork market, and Mir. ". C. Milwee has some just as fine. MT. John Sandefur, an expert potat, farmer, has thirteen potatoes that he selected out of his crop which weighs seventy-eight pounds, an average O! six pounds to each potato,
 We'll, the U. l.. P.'s are rejoicing over the radical victory. But they are not radicals 0. mol Their haiI is too straight, and their noses too sharp. They are poor, political pii grims who have eyes that see not ears that hear not, and brains thai manifest but little.
 Mir. Will Garrett. who was knifet few weeks ago at Waldo, is dead This makes two men who have beer killed at Waldo in the last few week' whisky the cause. At times WI can almost exclaim with the poet ant say
 1 "Ah, brandy, brandy, baiu of life.
 Source of tumult spring of strife;
 Could but half thy cures tcll, I'm sure the wisest would wish thee iDh-l." M R
Nevada County picayune., 1888-12-12
SMOOTH, McRAE
 6 ARHOLD.

For cheap goods go to Jones & Jones.
 New glassware cheaper than ever, at J. Fl. kershaw's.
 Foster X Logan Hdw Co is head quarters for low prices.
 Best soda a Dc. per pound at W. r. Armstrong X Co.'S.
 Cheap Goods. Now is the time to buy from Jno. k. Portis. Hardware and Furniture cheaper than ever, at Foster X Logan Hdw. Co.'S.
 Best gold plated jewelry. of all kin Is, bran new stock, at !. H. ker- Shaw's.
 Ton can buy hobby suit of clothes from s5 upwards, at Brooks, Blake X Co.'S.
 Cheapest stock of holiday goods ever brought to Prescott to be found at B. l.. Harwood's.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-12-12

Good treatment, good weights and good tender meats at Gas Eastor's meat market
 Biggest stock of toys and notions ever seen in Prescott, and at lowest prices, at J. H. kershaw's
Nevada County picayune., 1888-12-12
FOR $2.1O, VI. will send, for one year. 10 any address, THE PICAYUNE E,
 and the Famous Family Weekly The Detroit Free Press.

The Free Press is without question tie hIc"Its , i,arsrv and Humorous paper now before the American people. It is not anew asplraht Tor pup lie fsyori estapIshpd over fifty years ago II ha' stood the test of time, and s to aay stf1hstt, uv, CT. affirm It's surpassing excellence The hhny sketches and sayings of the Free Press are every where quoted and laughed at While m IesPec. .e literary excellence it will compare iavorably wlti the expensive magazines "M. quad & Luxe Shsrp," Eva Best Rose iiartwick lhorpe, & ,has' F. Adams Hamilton Jay, LiEHie orke aSe Rronson Howard II. C. Dodge and a host of oth' CT fsvorite writers, contribute regularly to is cor rmns Recognizing the growing demand for first slass fiction the Free Press has offered
Nevada County picayune., 1888-12-12

right kind. Oh, yes, after the mar riage supper, then a terrible crowd of serenaders-good times-it made us feel like it was Christmas.
 AuTo B. SHOT.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-12-12

S4.NT4 CLAUS is calling the Leading Conecioner- B. L. Harwood-day with loads holiday goods of every description
 will receive in few days load of fine fruits for the holiday trade such apples bananas nuts, big candies, Country merchants will save money by seeing me
 B. L. HAYWOOD
Nevada County picayune., 1888-12-12


 Wheat Bran, at Brooks, Blake & Co.'S.
 A fine lot of new flour at H. w. Wade's.
 All kinds of hats and caps, at H. W. Wade's.
 Pay the printer and have clear conscience. Sorry to learn MT. bio Lewis is quite sick.
 Sheriff Hood made run up to Arkadelphia Monday.
 Quite a nice social hop at MT. J E Portis', Thursday evening.
 Mesdames w. II. Terry and Binley visited Little Rock Monday.
 5000 fine smoking cigars at II. W. Wade's,
 Nice line of cutlery, at lowest DiltIs ai 't. II. htifildN eI
 Oeer-shrts. under shirts and dress shirts at H. W. Wade's.
 Mr. N. T. Thomasson has gone to Little Rock, to enter business.
 Miss Sallie Pirtle, of Forest Hill, visited Miss Mary Byrd, last week. Buy pure sugar candy from II. W. Wade.
 Call on II. ". Wade for the finest chewing tobacco,
 All kinds of jeans. and ready made pants. at H. w. Wade's.
 A full line of groceries and con- fectioneries. at II. W. Wade's.
 If you want boot to last you year, you can get it at H. Wade's, Messrs. Sidney B. Wood and J. F. Cantley, of Hope, were up Sunday. Mrs. E. s. Cook died at her home out near Mir. Tobe Milam's, Satur day.
 The second ice of the season, Mon- day morning. We have delightful falls.
 Just received at B. l.. Harwood's, 5000 lbs. of candy for the holiday trade.
 New goods, cheap goods, and goods coming in daily, at H. W. Wade's.
 Nice satteen and aii-wooi filling worsted. for S3c., at W. F. Arm strong X Co.'S.
 A fine lot of gold plated jewelry, never fading, of all varieties, at II, w. Wade's,
 Horses for sale.-I have several good ones for sale, strictly for cash.
 JNo. E. PoRTIs. Fresh meats of all kinds, always to be had at Gas Easter's meat mar ket.
 New Jewelry and clocks cheaper than ever. Call. examine and price.
 Mas. x. J. BRYAN. Mrs. II, $. Buchanan, af Little Rock, IS visiting her sister here, Mrs. Geo. w. Terry.
 Mrs. E. C.. Houghton. of Jackson, Tenn. is visiting her daughter here, Mrs. l. C. Young.
 Rev. Geo. w. Lagrone, of Union county, attended the C. P. Presby- tery here, returning home Monday. Mir. ]. P. Davis, of Garlandville, sends the PIcAYUNE to his relative, W. w. Defevers, Powder Mills, Ky. A Sl5.00 genuine steel engraving for &. LOO; large size, beautiful de- sign. Hu"~ MoNcRlEF' Jones X Jones is headquarters for low prices. Come and let them prove 1t.
 For fresh meats of all kinds call on Bryan X WilIingham, at the old meat market.
 Subscribe for the fIcAYrNE and New York Weekly World-both pa pers for &. 40. Come quick.
 Mrs. N. J. Bryan has lots of pret- ty things for Christmas. Just go and see, and you will be pleased and buy.
 Call at the leading confectioner, IB. l.. Harwood, and get the finest mixed candy, at l5c per h., lbs. for 25c.
 All who want nice goods at low prices should go to Rhodes X Reed, when in Hope They guarantee prices and goods.
 Fresh fish three times a week, on Tuesday's, Thursdays and Satur- days. Leave us your orders.
 BRYAN X WILLINGHAM.
 Sorry to hear our friend, pr. ". c. Rogers. of Falcon, has been quite sick, and glad to learn he is now con
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Land Sale!

All the McDougald lands will be sold at pub iic auction, at the court house door, in Prescott, Arkansas, on Monday,
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