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Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-18
BILIOUS COLIC.
DyARRHEA or rLUy.
FACTS YOU caN BET osl.

That the oiasst a,:f cygest obaceo factory is Ms sooyld is ia Jersey City, N. J. That this factory makes the popular and werid- famed CAaaS Plug, tLe acknowledged stand ard for irst-class chewing tobacSo. That this factory was established as lOng ago = I76o.
 That last year 1a86) it r'aca and sold the enormous quantity of s-q1s,23, lbs. CT fourteen thcs- sand tons of l. hacco. That this was myre than oae-seventh of all the iO bacco uladc in the United States notwith- standing that there were 9c6 factories .t work. That in the last ar yca5 this factory has helped support tA. Unt-d States Goycrmnent 0 the extent of over TsT,y-iosr miiliua seven hun d.ed thouasui dollars ts4A7oo,oeo.ool paid into the |. $. Treasury in Internal Revenue Taxes.
 That the payroll of this factory is about roOo.. ooooo per year or sso,ooooo per week, That this factory employs about 9,soo operatives. That this factory makes sa-h a wonderfully good chew in Cliaas rla.. tlai I1..ay ether iae,ories have tried i,i;ate |, in ysin, and in despair now IT., to attract c,stom by offering larger pieces of inferior goods fer the same price. That this factory nevertheless ooatnues 10 iaersass its busine.s e'e cry year. That this factory belongs to and is operated by
 Yours, very truly,
 ?. LORILLARD & co.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-18
T Thanks.

Mir. Editor-Please allow us space to acknowledge the debt of gratitude we owe to the people of Prescott and vicinity for tho kInd reception they gave us when we came among them, for their care and lberality since. We will ev- CT remember with grateful hearts the mbounded kindness and sym. pathy extended 10 us by this peo pie ia our recent sorrow and be- reavempnt. May God bless and repay them one hundred fold.
 w. T. AND NoLA THURMAN.
 Jan. 1lth, 1888.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-18
Falcon Items.

Some sickness and deaths in our midst.
 Raiu, sIeet, snow and bad colds is tiie order pf he day.
 learn Dr. Rodgers leaves for Buckner, to practice medicine.
 Well, this is political year. Can some one whoop me up Tor some office say Congress.
 You will find the old man Nc Lure iu his shoeshop all the time, ready to make you a nice par ni shoes OF boots.
 Dr. Drake will soon be ready to open up business, in his uew hensc in Buckner. learn he will furnish tho Wheel.
 Buckner is on . boom. She aud the Methodist brethren have fl House. while learn the Bapti,ts, of Prescott, have only Box.
 We have new.doctor ill Falcon by ths name of Reigan. wish him success iii his new field of Ia Dor, anu bl the way, boys, hs has tuo rval pretty si5terS.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-18
New Firm.
Jan. 11th, IS

John and Calvin Jones will car " a full line of dry goods and gro ceries, which will be bought as cheap as cash will buy them, and they propose to sell as cheap as the cheapest, with honest and fair dealing. They cordially invite their friends and acquaintauces to call and examine their goods be. fore buying elsewhere.
 Mr. J. NJ. Price. we'll known hereahouts. is also interested in the business, aud will be glad 10 see his friends and get their trade.
 JoNEs q JoNES.
 Prescott, Ark.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-18
Nsn eRb~r This

+ voc ar, sirk Simmons IAver Regulator will surely aid uGtme in makius you well. l you oiv costNe IT di Sp"p.ic "r are sulI ing fr0m any other of tfh' pn i'" rous disrIsgs uf thr Liver. Sr0,r. acb or B1weiS. il is }0ur fauI' Il you reinaiu i'll, fer Einmoas Llvri RegUlaior is sogrIrigu remedy m uil each cOmplainl. Tske only lie genuine, which always has on lhc wrapper the red z Trade mark and Signature ot Il. II Ivilin&Co.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-18
Notice.

Prof l.. White, the noted cancer eradicator will remain at prc .cott, until further notice k given of his departure, as he haS arVer9l cJtct unW on hand and ncw "lea arc daily coming, even from Texas. H. wa2 in th4' state iu July auti August and has proVc'i ihrfc ,sae e well AS he has in tais state, that he is one of the most successful cancer eradicators in the world.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-18
J. R. DEWOoDY r. H. PARKER, Com. R. H. GULLICK.

DIED-Near Falcon, Nevada county, Ark ,, on tho 9th of Janua- ry, 1888, Sarah Tlpper Burk. She was the daughter of N. J. and Mary Ann Tompkins and was born in Clsoorne psrish Ls.,on the 31 day of August. 1869, and in lo- "A her parents moved to the above named csu.ty, ssar Prescott, where they resided until 1884 and thea moved 10 Falcon where they no reside. She was married the ist of Dee. 1887. to Nr. John Burk She was a loving daughter and devo ted wife. She leaves . broken hu.- band and bereaved parents and Il host of friends to mourn her loss.
 But may her death
 Bc light 10 the world.
 To warn them them thai are blind in sin,
 That Thos srt Creator
 To brinG il |. and end.
 J. F. B.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-18
Sight Improved.

EBw YORK CITY, April {, 1881.
 MT. A. K. HAWKES.: Dear Sir YsNr patent eyeglasses received Ssns time since,aud am very much ssasiked at the wonderful change 6At has come over my eye-slght s;,ss I have discarded my old Neessss and am now weaIlug yours.
 ALEXANDER AGAR,
 Ahak Book Manufacturer and Des'y. Stationers Board of Trade.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-18

Friday up near Smithton, a man named Woods shot and killed l.. D. Martin. A court of inquest devel- oped the fact that Woods had rob bed Martin of his wifc's affections, which brought about quarrel. Woods escaped, but is being pur- sued by the sheriff.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-18

One bron ReW 5-dro7rer Nelc Home SetciI16 D1ochiRe % per- cent of re9u1or price at Picayttne office. Come qtHch 1ior Mis barGain.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-18
Wido Awake 1888.

The readers sf this wonderful magazine for young people ere 90 accustomed to good reading and pictures that they will wonder how it is going to be better this coming year. Ba il is.
 The ueW year has already begun with holiday number jn-, out, tru. ly great asmher,Nrger and richer. more varied, and therefore il mnst be better than before. And the publishers have primer to send to those sho want to know what Wide Awake is going to have in it in 1888.
 The wonder ie tlIst such Ii bra, ry and picture-gsllery can be go, for $2.40a yenr~-a thousand pages and everything fresh and new .sto. rics, history. travels, biography. sketches, anecdotes, advcn- ture-and all instructive. IS we'll q, entertaining Two worIds ore drarn from to make such provision for the cdu- cation mud pleasure of our chil- drru
 50 high i, the best of young peoples literature nowadays that we are sll of ns glad to be young, Nine tenths ot reading peonl. pre- fer it ,o what is written for them; for 1t ha. the rare merit of hrjL / easy S. ~rll a. ssut
 We know ef = ''h,istmts sjtl ." .gt" 'Ftti p'', happy rec. p"llte '' tes,!Ds isnii}. Send s2t0 "a p LotNrop Company. B.stea
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-18
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN. ARK.

Jan. 3rd, lSoS. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the ~ following s-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in sup port of hi. claim, and thnt said proof will b- made before the County Judg. of Nevada county. Ark, at Prescott, Ark. on Feb. IS, 1888, viz: Levi D. Cor. II E l0,635 for the SEt Sec 4, Tp II, < R 2l w.
 He names the following witnesses tc prove hi. coninuou, residence upon, and cultlva- ton of. said land, viz; William McClellsnd, William ! Breedlove, William K Bsrham, William T hcLain, all of Prescott, Neya- da county, Ark.
 N K NAMSEN Rnni.inr
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-18
Testimonial.

Vs publish one page from let ter addressed to Prof. l.. White. ., . Tennessee lady, whom he erred of cancer. She came nm Ger his treatment through the per sossios Of Dr. Beaver, her father h-law, Of Tennessee. In these hv lines she expresses her gratl- @ss. Though it iS written hA her ts'band, il is good tcStintonlpl' which proves the effort of Prof. l. Wki,s is crowned with success. It Soads as follows:
 PROF. WHITE: We would be so Rlsss.d to see you. My wife says ysv must be sure and come back ts this part of the land again. She vsnld like to see you to thank you 1srsonally tor relieving her oi that dreadful suffering which she eNpe- Rshsed. She says you have pro- logged her life. She does not com plan of her neck any more. Ton tave cured her well and sonnd' ksre is only small scar left m As place where the cancer WaS cN- Ssss,.d, but she says she does not ssrs for that, as il does not lnlnre bsahh nor beauty. and she IS Sk&nkrul 10 Nou atr! her many friends that persuaded her to go s,der your treatment. 1"u may Aink we are slow in sending A"Il testimonial We will send you sks in our next. Please WIltt sssn az We wonld he pleased |" ass| from you offer.
 Yours respectfully.
 ni,,NiR
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-18

4 ear load of sash of all S'> les cd prices, cheaper than ever be, Avs known, at Furniture Store O. Ssstsr & Logan Ildw Co.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-18
Tho Best Cotton Known to tn Writer

Thc Pvierkn Cotton WAS tested by a far nor iu south Carolina in ls3i with twelve other varieties and came out ahoal Ofnll in lint per acre, and with one exception ahend all in .e,d cotton. In 1885 1t wa, tested with fuurteeu other varieties with the ssme results.
 have grown it two seasons, both poor cotton wears. In 1886 failed to get il up till June, during which month i. rained all the time ond then quit for tho eummer; yo' made haf-bae per acre, the ilrss picking yielding mo ihirty-sev-n pounds per hun dred, and tho last thirty nine. In 1887 goi poor stand, vet made three 800 pound bales on four acres. A full stand would have given mo hnlo per acre. Hy hrsl picking turned out thirty-seyen and one half pounds per hundred.
 Mir. C. Cummings, of this place, oa on, and onc-hRf acres raj, d over 2,00) pound, of scod cotton the past season. A hr Les eur near this place raised over 1000 poands per acre, and says he carefully weighed l,250 pounds took t to tho gin and got 490-pound balc ar thirty:nine and fra,ton per hundred. 1 am credtably informed that Mir. Aiken. near Emmet, on creek bottom, raised three and one half ba,-, s. two and onc-hsif acres, turning ogi 'vrt, md one-hslF pound, ptI hurdfcl, |! hs. be. known tv 'ie'A jeriY-sTo per c.nL of linh
 cALCuLtTlps. i,i0c poHAz. fs..kiu srtd-ts!;vu. gt54
 per hgEA4.d g.la1s wtil ytvlJ y-3
 pO~sAs JI ll-t .ut 3s ba.n,ts sesd.
 ss+ s.s i-. seui., S4..1. % Gs.avl. .epd 4! lg eva.., S.tt
 ,,.s. 2,kep pvuuks eonILIJA yJtt0n, GHt, tAt
 lne.t f-N Cfabl, cir, Jr. stH -gts, VIII
 rive A0Q pound. of linl and S' hus,,'
 q. Of sesa.
 70 puaUd4 at ts l2, st ,.-u
 !. Vssg.l. .-ss lt !s vvnl. i.--
 ,i.l.
 pxeTepsv, S.V- ll. this calculation put cnmuau cou" nt ijtseN best 1 Lnvs urrr. l. IrI p1 t yili'n& rlore .uau 53 l-5 per cent, yN !? Is uot tho hest yield for thc t'tvrkir. 1T ese s.rd may ne had or me, by caIlirr on lJe ut Prescott. Ark.
 T. W.liIl* l pn public girnor ne Prescott .trY and ave l.pul.ia 2 guu Geu uf thc p,;rt- kin aDl have talked freely urtH tho.,' vb raise it ulh c0uGdcnt 'W t1r slat,"ne', s ia ths loregnhq, circular tn' n.d .,> rlNJ~ eani; in fact they do u,t,t iaii jd .i-e T. .he Puterkin cotton.
 Junuuay 6, 1888. f. NEAL
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-18

Is the place to buy your Drugs Medicines Paints Os School Books, cheap and good Tobacco Cigars, Wines Liquor end Alcohol Special attention given orders for Drugs and Liquor When you to Hope call and see me whether not you wish to buy goods
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-18
T)M

When ths blood becomes im- pure, its poisoned condition result in boils, pimple5 and skin erup tions. Norris CaSrarine is the best purifier
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-18

interesting jliS week.
 The trains have al. hcen of time lately from til" severe weather.
 M"ssr- 5. X. White and X. Sat ton were plra-a.a citer, Friday.
 "ae.+ 't,,at IiatIcy & GIlr1sto a..t'..
 \ ear afnrw flour just received a' itatIcA X ChIi>topher's.
 Take your butter,ogg chickens. etc, to iiatIey X Christopher.
 Two good work mules for sale at BROOKS, BLAKE X Co.
 Niek Scott wa@ up at Antimony Citt last week.
 Travel on the railroad is very light this bad weather.
 Mrs. George Christopher has been quite sick, butt now improv- ing.
 The celebrared Star Whitaker hams at HatIey X Christonher's.
 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, al Hintou's at very low prices.
 Rev. MT Riggan, Presiding FL der, will be here next Sunday.
 Uncle Wm. Hatley made a busiuess trip to Washington last week.
 Business has been very dull in Prescott since Christmas, owing to bad weather.
 Mir. $. NJ. Hunt, of Emmet, was up Friday and left uS his order for some job work, Thanks.
 Go to Mllburn'> for school books, 412t
 Furniture! Furniture. A bran new stock at Foster X Logan Hdw. Co.'S.
 We have the premium flour, the best made. Try II.
 BROOKS, BLAKE X Co.
 Go everywhere else and look, but go to Iiatley X Christopher's and buy.
 Mrs. Geneva Justus, of Hope, was up Friday, visiting the family of Col J. NJ. Montgomery.
 More snow Saturday night be- ng the third of the winter, so far. All have been light, though.
 The Sunday schools and church services were slimly attended Sun lay. on account of the snow.
 Adam Frederick thinks of soon going to Florida. He should . nave gone earlier so as to av old !. he snow and sleet.
 Money saved iu buying dru gs. .obacco and school books, of J no. i. Nj. MiIhuru.
 See the emile Geo. Phillips now wears, and ask hlm the cause.-- ! See prices at Hatley X ChrlStO- Dhcr'S.
 Car load ol New Orleans molaS- ! .cs and sugar just received. Come . md get best grades, at lowest pn , ,es. BROOKS, BLAKE X Go.
 Foster X Logan Hardware Co.,, ne agents for the Hazard Powder Co.,. and wilt sell you powder here 1. 1t St, Louis prices, less freight.
 It is said that frost and cold !, produce marriages, and he adagc proved true this winter,
 Our good friend, Mir, 5, A, Rhodes of Honeayllle, was up and made thls office an appreciated call.
 Sunday aud Monday morning were the coldest Of the winter, to late, the thermometer registering I6 degrees above zero.
 Mir. Ali AOurrow made Ousl- ness trip to Little Rock Thursday lie think, oi opening a 0etl mar set in the "Clty O, noecs.'
 Roaed Beef at hatIey& X ChriS'o- phers s.
 | have some cho,ce biooded fowls fer sale--Wmte heGhorhS' Light Brahmas and W l"no"t'S Call on or address me at Ei''lh"' Ark FRIED CRAMB&RS.
 Fresh garden seeds at Hlnton'S 
 ualey X Chrislopher's is the headouartrro of the society Tor the encouragement of wearing new clothes, clean shirts, etc.
 Rev. V. !. Hudoprth of this place, has been caIlcdnS general r.....ln,, srhlnl nnnnt for lhiS StAlc
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-18

9Jn5al 8 l#iftA i4lflt
 They arc n. transparent aud color.ess . light itself. and for softness oi tHdurtne. ts the eye can not De excrlIed, enabling the wcarer to read for hours without ta.igac In fact. they are
 PERFECT SIGHT PRESERVES
 All eyes fitted and the ht eaarait,eed by Hugh Moucrei t Bro, Druggists aud 0pti- cians. Prescott, Ark.
 The-e glasses are not supplied to lrnd'lers al any price
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-18
RAILROAD TIME GARD.
DEESCOTT MARKETS.

Hsvnsd and corrected weekly.
 COTTON MARKET.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-18

Some sickness and deaths in our
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-18
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

"A ciIicl', amang yc, takin' notes An faith he'll brent 'cm,"
Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-18
Dx,rcpsv

il. this calculation put cnGtu.u cou" ut ijIyeN best Lavo urrc, l. Iri p,' < yldn& r4ore .uau 53 l-3 per cent, lt ;? Is uot tha heat yield for tbc i'tvrkir.
 TT ese s.cd may ne had or m", by cuIIirg on lJe ut lr-cols. Ark.
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FROM THE FIFTH STORY.

Three Boys Dashod to Death While Ilus-
trating the Merits of a Fire Escape.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 3I.-While testing q
rope fire escape at the Monongahela House
this afternoon, the rope broke, and three
boys, James Mcclure, aged fourteen years;
John buddy, aged fifteen years, and
Daniel Nagle, aged fifteen years, were
preclpitated from the fifth story to the
pavement, distance Of seventy feot. Nc
Clure and buddy fell head-foremost and
were killed instantly. Nagle had both
arms and legs broken and will probably
die. The agent of the fire escape, p. G.
Wilson, of GAINESVILLE, o., who hired the
boys to come down the escape, paying
them five cents each, has been arrested
pending the coroner's investigation. He
is almost crazy over the unfortunate af-
fair, and is being watched closely, as 1t 10
feared he will attempt suicide. When ar.
rested he had In his pocket an open knife.
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THE RAILROAD LOSES.
A Dcadhead Passenger May Recover DAM
ages for m Accident.

A Dcadhcad Passenger May Recover DAM
ages for nm Accident.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Oct 3o--In the court
Of appeals one Of Judge Ramsey's opinions
handed down yesterday afirms the judg.
ment in the case Of Leona Bryan VS.. the
Missouri Pacific Railway Company,
awarding the plaintiff damages for injur-
les sustained on that road while
riding on pass One Of tho
conditions Of the pass was that the
person using It assumed all risk of
accidents. The court instructed the jury
that It was the duty Of the defendant to
have done all that human care, skill and
ingenuity could devise in the way Of safe
coaches, tracks and machinery, and to keep
the same in proper repair; that even
though they might believe that plaintiff
was gratuitous passenger and did not
pay for riding on the train, that such fact
did not affect the issues in the case and
was no defense.
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TRY IT YOURSELF.

'It is Of no use to argue the question, Philip,
I am neither stubborn nor opiniopated, I have
simply had lesson that will last lifetime
'Look here, Jack! you are like some old
bachelor who has been Tilted by one woman,
and goes about declaring all women are false"
"Not at all my brother Charley died Of
Bright's disease, brought on by using one of
these so-called blood purifers'-the kind you
see attractively advertised in every nook and
corner. It contains iodide Of potassium, q
drug useful in extreme cases when cautiously
given under doctors supervision, but DEATH
dealing to all who take in quantity. II your
brother had died under such ci.cdcnstances,
you would hate patent medicine aa do"
~ do dislike the name Of that ,niss-called
blood purifier for have heard 8 flrst-class
physician say it is the cause Q. na;' the cases
Of Bright's disease in the country, and it is
strange the propretors have not been prose-
cuted for selling it. But was recommending
Vinegar Bitters, and that does not contain any.
mineral, narcotic or other hurtful drug"
"Oh, nobody supposes that old woman's rem
edy will hurt anybody the question is will 1t
cure anything? I'd as soon think Of taking
some of my grandmother's herb tea.'
"You would be better of, Jack, II you had
some Of that tea to tone up your system now,
instead OF taking a glass OF brandy to make
you sleep one night, and perhaps bottle Of
beer the next"
ia this q temperance lecture, Phil?"
"No, it Is . Vinegar Bitters lecture. I've
taken the medicine more or less for fifteen
years, and look the world over, you will not
and q healthier man than am"
"What is oil this nonsense about old style
and new style Vinegar Bitters are they differ
ent 2"
Eyes, the old style looks like coffee with
milk In, the new style like coffee without milk.
The man who made the old style for twenty
years. practical chemist-msde Q milder.
plessanter preparation, adding to II here, and
taking from 1t there, until he produced, my
wife says, the finest medicine ever made. Il
cured her of constipation, and II cures the
children OF hives and ell the little ailments they
ever have. II my wife thinks they have worms
she doses them with old style. We always have
both kinds In the house, and together, they
keep the doctor away"
Sand you insist that the proof Of the pud-
ding"
"Is the eating-precisely. Jack, get bottle
Of the old style Vinegar Bitters-men, think,
prefer old style usualy-try 1t, and you will
then be like an old bachelor who, after railing
against women for years, falls in love with Q
good woman at last. You will say there are
good and bad patent medicines, but Vinegar
Bitters IL the best of the lot"
"All right, Phil, to please you, I'll try 1t and
report results"
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Wedding and Funeral.

NEW York, Nov L-Seven years ago
John Jaerger, jr., in Brooklyn, was married
at the bedside Of his dying mother, and to.
day his sister Emma was married in the
same house, at the side Of the coffin In
which lay the remains Of her father. The
young lady had been engaged for nine
years, and the wedding was set for to-day,
the friends being gathered and the feast
ready. Last night her father died sud-
denly of apoplexy. The couple Joined
hands across the casket, and were thus
married. After this ceremony the pastor
began the funeral services. This conclud-
ed, the body was borne to the hearse, and
mourners and wedding guests entered the
carriages and the funeral cortege proceed
ed on its way to Cypress Hill Cemetery.
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FELL INTO THE RIVER.
Terribis Accident On . Hridss Near Isiairs-
vile, III.

TerriDi0 Acciuens Ou nf1o8o Neer bieirSs
vile, III.
DUouoIN, ILL.,, Oct 8o.--A catastrophe
occurred yesterday afternoon near Blairs.
willie, about sixteen miles from here. A
gang Of men were repairing the iron truss
bridge which spans the Big Muddy river,
and an order was given one Of them to
loosenl a girder fraction of an inch.
The glrdcr was one Of the main supports,
and one turn Of tho wrench swung the
bridge out Of plumb, and, without. mo-
ment's warning, the vast mass dropped to
the water, fifty feet below. WIN. Thomp-
son was instantly killed, and Arthur Nc
Rea, James Campbell, D. Mafield, John
Edmunds and Theodore Harris fatally In.
jured. w. H. McRea, Thomas Robinson,
Miles Harris, Frank Lcech and an un.
known man were seriously injured, all Of
them sustaining fractures OF the arms or
legs, besides severe cuts and bruises. A
valuable team Of horses were also killed.
The bridge was the largest one Of the kind
In the State, 10 feet In the clear and forty
eight feet above high water, the one span
reaching across the river.