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Nevada County picayune., 1888-02-15
Ladies, Your Attention

IduicS, yOuI AtI0nIlOn
 Is called to the letters following. No doubt many suffering woman. after reading these letters, will avail them- Iselves of the experience related by her sister in distant Missouri. and in the Empire State of the South. and thank them in their hearts for the information by which blessed relief from disease and suffering can as- surcdly be had It was T mos, com mendablc thought in these ladies to make known their cases in an ,l, sell fish and humane spirit, thal their suffering sisters elsewhere might be informed of an infallibie remedy for the ailments from which they had suffered for years.
 Miss Lydia Jones, No. iIa East Fourth St., Kansas City. Mo-. writes under date of July llth. lss1:
 Swift Specific Co.,. Atlanta. Ga.:
 Gentlemen-I have taken 1 dozen bottles of your $. $. s.. and am happy to say l am entirely well. was troubled with weakness incident to women. pain in the back and in my back and in my chest. thought l was beyond relief. When com mcnced to take yonr medicine weighed eighty-four pounds. to-day l weigh ono hundred and i,ftv-fl,e. and feel we'll and hearty. If you feel like publishing this. do 50. for I feel that it will he helping other sufferers.
 Mrs. Many F. Evan. No. 1T. F.,c- tory Street, Atlanta. Ga. writes. August 10. lSS1:
 When twenty five years of age, l had severe case of mi!k-icg tried many physicians in my native State. bat all of the remedies pre- scrihcd failed to do me any good. Almost in despair. went to .IIaba ma to consult a noted physician. who told me that my entire system was poisoned by my disease. Everybdy thought 1 would never get well. am now iifty-ilye years of age. and N.ts n constant sufferer froin n,v twenty year till last year. In May, 1886, Dr. j. Carter. worthy physician of this city. told me to try your valuable remedy. S. S. S. | did so. and the result has been won- derlul. Before could scarcely walk ! ahoui the house. now l can walk two miles. and my health i- better than il las been for ten wears. l cannot say too much for your yalua- hle remedy. iou can refer any one to me for 1 can trulhfully say bc- lieyc il saved my life last sunmcr.
 Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis eases mailed tree.
 I'm SWIFT SPECIFIC Co..
 Drawer T. Atlanta. Ca.
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He who uses good tools succeeds best as tiller of the soil. Royse' $ New Combination Farm and Garden Tools are the best and cheapest inn plements in use. X complete set, consists of five tools as follows: A Superior Steel Hoe. hardened and tempered in oil. Garden Hoe, Gar den Flow. Field and Rake, Garden Cultivator. The name 'Diston' is on each hoe blade. which is sufficient guarantee the world over. Any farmer enclosing S2.50 by registered letter. F. 0. Order or Bank Ex- change we will send complete set bv express, Reliable Agents want ed. Address.
 RuoREH x CRAvINs.
 Coium5.o, Ky.
 Does food refuse to stay on your stomach: Are you afflicted with dyspepsia! If so take Morris Cas- carine and he relieved.
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SEE HERE, FRIENDS!

,SereraI huntlred sUbscri- bers to Hus paper ore behind from / to , years. Friends 1Ceh0Ue..1cOrhed hdrdtO GiUe yO,t C good paper, and Uait ed on you, so please seRd or come 0nd pdy uD. U'e ore ia debt for material aH(l stock,, and Heed Me money uery bndly.
 See date printed 1Oith your ndn1e zcLMch shOzCs 10 lChnt tiDae you ore paid.
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Among our new subscribers this week, are Messrs J. D. Reasons. of Nillisville, and C. N. Vestal. Pres colt.
 MT. A. W. Newton. Gurdon's big merchant, and a most clever gentle man, was down Sunday. to see rela- tivcs.
 Rev. II. Armstfong writes an in- terosting letter from Louisiana Read it on opposite page. Come again, Ere. X.
 Mr. Joe Winter and wife. of Full ton, were up Sunday. visiting his brother, uncle Moses Winter, the jolly hotel man.
 Oats.-Gennine Texas Rust proof. for sale by Jno. E. Portis.
 Dried and Rolled Beef, at Hatley X Christopher's.
 The Bluff City Stoves are guaran- teed, and are the cheapest, at J. NJ. Denman X Bros.
 We want 800, ,0O0 chickens for which highest market price will be paid.
 JOHNSON X GENERELLY.
 am offering special inducements to the wheelers and non-wheelers to trade with me. call an examine for yourselves. JNo. M MuBrRN.
 Overcoats and blankets--a small number of each on hand for sale at cost. for cash.
 .INo. F. PoKTIs.
 You that are in arrears come in and settle for your paper, when you come to town to pay taxes.
 Miss E.tta Harris, one of Dolby ville's most charming and attractive young ladies. is visiting her friend, Mrs. W. R. White .Jr.
 Mir. T. L. Pirtle. of Clayton re- gently went to work for the Gurdon Lumber Co.,. at Gurdon. He has our thanks for remittance.
 Miss Ressa Evans. who has here tofore lived at Little Rock. has come down to make her home with her brother. Mr. J. 5. Evans, here.
 5000 pounds of butter from the country wanted, for which the highest prices will be paid.
 .IunN>oN & GENERELLY.
 ]. P. Duilie. Hope, Arkansas. has just received a car load of furniture. and will sell it cheaper than ever be- fore.
 We will sell any and all winter goods, at bottom prices. to make room for our Spring stock,
 HArLEY X CHRISTOPHER. We regret to learn of the death of Mrs. R. J. Blake. mother of MT, C. R. Blake. She died at her sons residence. near Zama. on the 9th. Col. W. $. Morgan, of the Portia Free Press. gave Us pleasant call Thuys1ay. He is out canvasSing for patent devise of his own invention. Mcssrs. !. $. Davis and T, II. Cobb. from this vicinity, have open ed a grocery store at TeNarkana. We wish friend Jeff and partner sue cess.
 Mir. Sylvan Winter gave us apleas- ant call and liberal contribution on his paper, yesterday. Thanks, friend. and may your shadow never grow less.
 Briant Bros. Hope. Ark, are re- ceiving large stock of spring and summer dry goods. fresh groceries. They propose to sell as cheap as the cheapest.
 When scftly falls the featherly flakes,
 And hides the withered grasses, Come and get your flour for cakes,
 And New Orleans molasscs.
 At BROOKS. BLAKE X Cos.
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37O,O69

Is the patent number of the bio Lewis Flow, patented September 20, 1SS7' and manufactured by B. F, Avery X Sons, Louisville Kentucky.
 This blow is practicable, durable and nov q in its construction, and does the wort no other blow has been made to do.
 It saves the work of two men does its work toperfeetion. |; blows out the fence corners and clears the grass from around the ,iumps. It can be made to run close to the plants while your horse may walk m the middle of thc r,,w. lt blows yoHr orchard without barking the trees
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At Cost.

Moore X Darby are now offering their entire stock of collins, casket and metalics at cost.
 The stock is the finest and of the latest styles. and makes. and will be trimmed to suit the purchaser. from 25 to 90 per cent. cheaper than ever before offered. If anyone should he SD unfortunate as to need one, we would be pleased to serve them.
 Mr. Moore is offered situation as master ear builder and wants to leave bv June, therefore wishes 10 sell the stock. his house, lot, etc.
 MooRE X DARBY.
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ARTHUR A. GIBSON,
 HOPE, ARk..

Mir. J. II. Daniell, one of Magno- lia's principal lawyers, was up last week. attending npon the sick bed of Mir. James Higgins. MT. II. is now convalescing. we are pleased to learn.
 Since MT. W. F. Evans has gone out of business, he has turned over the Bibles of the American Bible So- ciety to Mr. !. 0. Howell, who will sell them in future. Cost of print inc is all asked for them. We neglected. unintenionally. last week to welcome back to Prescott our kind friend Eugene Cheatham. He moved from Gurdon and is now clerkig for White & Co.,, where he will he pleased to have his old friends call on him.
 Mir. II. C. Smith. near Boughton, handed Us the money the other day, saying he must have the PIcA- YrNE. And also ordered 3 copy sent his brother. Mir. J. T. Smith, of Crockett, Tex. This is the kind of men it takes to build up county.
 We will make it to the interest of farmers to trade with us. for we are farmers ourselves, and appreciate their wants: Give LIS your trade, and we will satisfy you. BRYANT BROS.
 Hope, Ark.
 When you go down to Hope, don't fail to visit II Hansel Woods Palace Shoe and Clothing Store. He is said to have the prettiest store and the incest line of shoes, clothing and Gents furnishing goods in Southwest ,t-
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To Save Life

r,eouently requires prompt action. An .our,s delay waiting for the doctor may h. attended with serious consequences, sspecially in cases of Group, Pneumonia, .ra other throat and lung troubles Hence. no family should be without a ho,tle of Ayers Cherry Pectoral, which has proved itself, in thousands of o..e,. the best Emergency Medicine aver discovered. It gives prompt relief and prepares the way for thorough .ure. which is certain to be effected by its continued use.
 X g. Latimcr, NJ. D., Mt. Vernon, Ca says: "I have found Ayers Cherry psctoral perfect cure for Group in ali ca.e. 1 have known the worst caSc9 relieved in a very Sl "' lime by it's use; .nd advise all families Q ,ise it in sud den emergencies, tor e"ushs, croup, &c."
 A. J. Edison. ". D., Middletown. Tam. sayS: II haze used Ayers Cherry Pectoral with ,hn best effect in nv practice This wonderful prepara- ton once saved my life I had a con stant cough. night swca'S, was greatly reduced in flesh, and given mp by my rbysician. Oae bottle and half of the Pectoral cured ns."
 "I cannot say enough in praise of AScr's Cherry Pectorll,' writes r.. Rrardon, of Palrscuc, Texas, "believ- inr as do that, but for it's use, should ong since have diel."
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Our good friend W. L. Pipkin, our agent at Delta. has our thanks for a handsome remittance. on subscrip- tions of following subscribers, who will also accept many thanks: Dr. w. E. Nixon. Frank Nixon. R. D. Meadors and W. l.. Pipkin. Lewis is whole-souled gentleman, who has host of strong friends.
 MT. W. Y. Tompkins has been at tending Lafayette Circuit court at Lewisyille. He represented MT. George Higgins, in q suit for dama- ges agaist railroad. for injuries sus- tained. and a jury awarded him Sl0,- GOO. This. too, after the Supreme court had reversed decision giving him same amount before. Mir. H. is a son of MT. James Higgins, of this place.
 Many thanks young gentlemen, for two nice serenades. one Thursday night by Messrs. Johnnie Ferguson, John Arnold. Lee Montgomery and Clem Johnson, and again Monday night by Messrs. Johnnie Ferguson. Bob Stephens and Vie Scott. The vocal music was new and well rem dered. and sweet strains from the harmonica. made melody to stir the soul. We hear the serenades com plimented all around.
 I will sell school books, drugs, paints and patent medicines cheaper than any house in town. I care nothing for cut pri ces of other houses. All who desire to save mon ey can do so by buying of me.
 JNO. M. MILBURN.
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RAILROAD TIME GARD.
NCEA!NETS.

The following are our rates for anuonnc- ing candidates, and they must be accompa- nied by ths cash in every instance, as de feated candidates do not often feel like pay
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I will protect my custo- mers with as low prices as any dealer in the world. Hugh Moncrief.

Mir. Joe Hamilton has opened a fresh and full stock of fancy and family groceries, next door to j. F.. Portis', See his local announce ment.
 Messrs, G. W. Mum and'Jno. D. Hudson. two of Laneburg's best cit izens. called and paid up in our ah- scnce last week. Thanks, kind friends.
 Glad to hear of the great improve ,nent in health of Mrs. J. T. GoSset, under the skiIlml treatment of that celebrated physician, D.. J. k. Dale, at Arkadelphia.
 Mir. sylvan Winter and his accom- plished wifc.of Lower Brulc Agency, Dakota, are here visiting his father. sylvan says that is a fine country, II it does breed hlizzards.
 Wheelers and everybody are spec ially invited to call, examine and price our goods. Prices to suit all.
 BRYANT BRoS.
 Hope, Ark. All accounts. without exception, not paid hy Feb. 25, will be put in hands of an officer for collection. ] cant wait on you any longer for those old accounts.
 .JNo. F.. PoITIs.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Johnson X Generelly want 50,ooo dozen eggs.
 lesterday was St. Valentines s day.
 How do you like our new dress. of copper alloy type?
 Mir W, B. Lewis of Hope. was up Monday and yesterday.
 Plain Star whitaker hams at Brooks Blake X Co.
 Best stock of clothing in town at Hat!ey X Chrstopher's.
 \ ear load of new Bluff City stove, at j. NJ. Denman & Bros.
 Lawyer E. F. Fridcll. of Tcxarka- na, came up yesterday.
 The streets and roads are getting i'll much better condition.
 Mir. W. II. Terry made business trip to Texarkana Monday.
 Genuine Texas rust proof oats at Brooks Blake X Cos.
 Wheat bran at Hatley X Christo- pher's.
 Jones X Jones will sell you good full stock brogan shoe. for S1.O0.
 For Louisiana sugar and molasses go to IIatley X Christopher's,
 Go to Jones X Jones cheap cash store, for dry goods and groceries.
 Mrs. Joe Percy, of Gurdon. was down to see relatives Sunday.
 In another column. this page. is obituary of Mrs. Jaret Cramer.
 MT. L. E. Hinton was up from Texarkana the first of the week.
 Mr. ]. NJ. Denman visited Hope and Nashville the first of the week.
 The celebrated Star Whitaker hams at Hatley X Christophcr's,
 Jones X Jones will sell you 20 yards of good prints for one dollar.
 Red rust proof oats at IIatley X Christopher's.
 Messrs. ]. C. Young and W. F.. Atkinson visited Philadelphia Fri day.
 Mir. Sam Dunn and wife are visit ing his mother and relatives in Dallas county.
 Quarter marblo-top bureaus for SlO, at J. F. Duties. Hope, Arkan- saS.
 Better clocks and cheaper clocks just received by the Hinton Drug Co.
 We are closing out stock of boots very low.
 HArLEY X CHII>TorHER. Nelvetcen. A lot stlll left on hand.
 .INo. F.. PuETi>.
 Madam rumor predicts several more marriages ere fine frosts c;aac 10 fall th;s spring.
 MT. j. II. Arnold and Miss Nan nie Ferguson attended the hop at Hope last evening.
 A son or MT. Williams. out on the prairie near town, is here visiting him. from Colorado.
 Dr. W. F.. Arnold visited Wash ngton Saturday. What's the at traction mp there, Doc!
 Avery blows. Blades and Flow harness. are the cheapest. at J. M. Denman X Bros
 Fancy groceries and contecilone- rics at old ice house. as cheap, as the cheapest. at ]. C. Trevillion.
 Gail on me for Tobacco. l keep best assortmentS in town.
 .lxo. NJ. MIlBrRN. Whitaker Hams. guaranteed at IIatlev X Christopher's,
 Brooks Blake X Co. will receive their new stock of spring and sum mer goods, in few days.
 Remember you can get your corn ground at r. NJ. Nears mill. or eN- it for meal at all times. Dr. \. Adams is always punctuai with the printer. He smiled on us NJ onday, in a cleves way
 Our city fathers have been having our sidewalks repaired. A capital move. which all appreciate,
 Mrs. Laura Chism, of LewiSvilie Ark. came up Monday, to visit the family of Col. ]. NJ. Montgomery Our correspondents seem to nave lronncd out this week Let us hear from you every week, gentlemen Novelties in colognes and Tanker chief extracts just open out. ny ilih- ton Drug Co.
 If you will price wagons and Hard ,.oro at !. NJ. Denman 6 Bro they will certainly sell you.
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the place to buy your Drugs, Medicines Paints Ons School Books, cheap and good Tobacco Cigars Wines Liquor and Alcohol Special attention given orders for Drugs Liquor When you Hope call and see me whether not you wish to buy goods
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"COME SEE IT."

It is on exhibition at j. NJ. Gciman x Bros, Agents. Prescott Ark. Lewis & Dem man, Pateutecs.
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Boots. "A large lot on hand, for sale at cost; for cash.
 .INo. F.. PuRTI>.
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tNGI,,

Though my home has been render, eel desolate by the loss of a devoted mother, it is source ot comfort Tor me to know that her last hours were rendered as happy and comfortable as possible, hF the kindness ana a'- tcntion of all my neighbors, and thank each ana all for your attention to oae loved so well. cannot be too ermefa lo Drs.s spariSh ani Nils on for tleir professional labors at the bedside of my dear mother. M"l God reward yoa, one and all Is my earnest wish JAHRET 'fANhN'
 Rosston, Ark, Feb. 10, lSS8'
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lmaginings of desolation, gloom and forebodings are the effects oi Constipation on the human mlh0' Morris Cascarinc will dissipate both the cause and it's effects ny Us near ing power
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Prayer and Praise, Christian Harmony, New Life, Gospel Hymns and all kinds of song books at
 Hugh MOncrief S.

Mir. Brad Scott returned from his California tour last week. He was well pleased with some portions of the State. especially just above San Francisco. But he says he is not ready to leave Prescott, all the same. yet awhile.
 It takes tall 'hustling' or rust ling" for this reporter to earn live lihood. Friday we canvassed part of Little Rock, Saturday went up to Gurdon on business. and Monday took in Hope. We hope to get there all the same.
 We hear of numerous candidates for office. as Democrats and l.. L.. representatives. Give Us your names. with the money and all the people shall know what you want. An nounce yourselves in the regular way. gentlemen.
 Mir. ]. C. Young and his brother in-law. Mir. McNntt. of Philadelphia. |. have formed T partnership and will ,o 8 general banking business there. Mr. Young will remain here. Mir McNutt will attend the business.- We wish them success.
 Dr. !. C. Parrish writes back from Louisville, Ky, saying he is getting along finely. Reports much religious excitement there, four to seven thousand attending daily ser vices conductied by Moody and Sankey. the revivalists.
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Buist's Garden Seeds are the best and make fine vegetables where all others fail. Sold and guaranteed by
 HUGH MONCRIEF.
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All wool goods, at cost. for cash
 .INo. F.. portis.
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Editor PICAYCNE.-lou will please publish that cotton yard committee will meet in Prescott the 18th day of February, 1888.
 W. B. HAWKINS
 ]. R. JoNES. Com.
 D. ]. NELL.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27

has come with his pick and Shovel to
take it out, and be put in your pockets
or the pockets of people from whom it is
taken, you would serve to set every
wheel in the manufactures of this coun-
try in motion; it would make every
make every manufacturer better able to
employ wage earners, and to pay them
well, and make every other man in bust
ness in the country better off.
want to say one word more to the la
boring men. You have certain rights.
1t is your duty to uphold them, but in
doing SO it is also your duty not to resort
to violence where there is no necessity
for it. The cause of labor is the cause
OF justice and right. 1t is not necessary
to resort to doubtful methods, it is not
necessary to resort to strikes and VIC
lence. Your moral force is so great, the
force of your votes is so great. the ne
cessity of your labor is SO great, that no
man can stand out against you. There
fore, say, uphold your rights and be it
according to the laws of the land. Up
hold them. stand by them, preserve your
reasonable organizations. Don't let them
run wild, but at the S anne time don't let
them get too cold.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27

DID Mr.. Aud think OF the hard
earned money lie was taking from AN
honest and hard working German, DO.
seph II ntinger, when lie charged
him 81 81 for recording Il deed, which
should have been recorded for ST Ur,
as late as April 10th, 1883! Was the
same form of deed containing the
same number of words "estimated"
when he charged n. {. Lawrence
81 90 for recording it, or did lie fear
that Mr.. Lawrence, being in the real
estate business, would he better post.
ed on the fees than our hard working
German friend! Did lie "estimate''
on other deeds of the same kind and
for which he charged 81 50instead of
81 90! These are questions that he
can not answer for we have the deeds
to prove what we say and in trying
to evade the matter by saying John
Doe, Richard Roe. Peter Jones or
some one else did so and so he only
makes the matter worse and is plac.
ing himself i'll Il very awkward posi-.
ton before the public. The people
are tired of such methods as have
been practiced upon them by Aud
and severely censure Treasurer Far.
rah for attempting to defend him in
them. On election day the voters
will place the seal of cnndemnatio,
on them and elect men to office who
can be trusted to do their duty.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27

o%lution. and the resolution was immedi-
ately passed by the senate.
\ communication from the secretary
of war, containing a report from the
chief signal officer on the climates of
Washington territory and Oregon, was
sent to the agricultural committee.
At 1910, Mr.. Morgan being in the
chair, Mr.. Allison and Mr.. Salisbury APP
peared and announced that the commit
tee appointed to call upon the president
had seen him and that he had no further
communications to make to congress.
Mr.. Salisbury then offered a resolution
extending the thanks of the senate to the
president pro tempore, Mr.. ingalls,.
AT 1852 Assistant Secretary Pruden
appeared and delivered a message from
the president, announcing his approval
lions, among them the electoral count bill.
Senator ingalls, briefly expressed his
gratitude for the resolution of thanks
and announced the adjournment of the
sonata
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27

TIE law allows Mr.. .Auld to charge
for recording fees us follows: For the
first 400 words Is cents. for each addi-
tion;ll loo words 10 cents, for certif.
cate and seal on the back of any deed
or other paper 25 cents. This is plain
and cannot he misunderstood and we
ask I'LL who have had papers recorded
10y Mr.. Aud t, sit down and carefully
count the words, allowing for figures
the number of words it would take to
spell them out, tllenit You find he has
charged too much, tell your neighbors
;nd;assist in making his defeat SO
overwhelming and complete that no
future officer will ever attempt the
SAM thing. VIC are satisfied that if
the people do this they will. in most
cases find the "estimated oven
tl,,r,rp
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27
IRRESISTIBLE FLAMES.
Great Damage Being Done in California
by Forest Fires.

Great Damage Being Done in California
by Forest Fires.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 25.--Forest fires
are raging in Santa Cruz. Alameda and
San Joaquin counties and great damage
has been done to the fruit ranches and
wheat. In the Santa Cruz mountains
some of the largest red woods have been
burned in the last few days. In San
joaquin the fire spreads so swiftly
through the dry tules that stock fire.
quently cannot escape. and the flames
leap across p, idle sloughs. Wheat worth
$4,000 was destroyed at State Senator
Reuters ranch on Sunday. Several
hundred men are fighting the fire i'll the
hills back of Haywards. across the bay
from this city. The weather has made
the grass and brush As dry as finder.