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Nevada County picayune., 1888-04-11

,Ae1r Home se7ciH Daachine 2J per cent oHre9tlnr price .m Rcoytene office. Come .quHch for Hlis bor60in.
 Go and see DeIIaycn's Envelopes or African Batter Buffalo.
 The Lockesburg TocSin fires into Whcclcrs of the Ansicy and Jones kind. and it is the organ of the Sc- Nicr Wheel Read what it says about putting out a congressman, on opposite page.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. T. McDan- iel of Ilonea'illc, were up Saturday, and made us a pleasant call. Our better half appreciated the visit of Mrs. M.. and is under lasting obliga- tions to her, for some fine sweet po- tatoes brought her.
 Mir. r. J. Watts, one of Delta s clever merchants, was up Friday, and gave us a pleasant call, and also left order for some job work. He settled for his own and Messrs. G. w. Ma lone and $. $. Mitchell's papers, .h lyS
 THE NEW MILLINERY STORE.
 We are receiving new goods every week. Don't forget to call on Ste vcns X Iarrell for millinery, dress making and notions. No trouble to show goods.
 Carry all your country produce to Johnson X Gcnerelly. for which you will get the highest market price.
 Our spring goods will begin to ar rive soon and we now wish to begin to make room for them, will sell you any and all winter goods at cost for cash. llArLEY & tIlRlNroPhER.
 Mir. j. l.. McGough, Emmet's clever J. F., was up Monday, and gave us a pleasant call. He is prom inently mentioned as a suitable man for assessor. in Democratic ranks. He is well qualified for the office and would fill it we'll
 Ed. W. r, Box, pastor of the Hantist church. will deliver an ad- dress to the young people of Prescott and surrounding community from his pulpit next Sabbath at II m and ! SOD m. All, and especially the yo,no people, are most cordially in- yited to attend.
 A ear load of all grades of flour on the road. Prices lower than ever.
 IiANlITuN X EVANS.
 Moore X Darby are still offering thnir entire stock of collins, at cost and will continue to do so. until sold.
 The enterprising drugglst, Hugh Moncrief. has secured the agency Tor thr celebrated Reeds chilr cure, and can sell to country merchants at manufacturer prices.
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Editor PiCAYUNE There is one man especially fitted and capacitated to represent this county in the Leg islature, to-wit: Rev. x. J. Price, of Boughton. And another one who is we'll qualified, and would make a strong race: C. w. Leake, for Clerk. PREsCoTT VOTERS.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
A Chiefs amang ye, takin' notes An faith hen print 'em."

gardens.
 Look out boys, the grand iury will bounce upon you.
 Mrs. Alice Bascom visited rc)ot;vcs at Gurdon Sunday.
 PIcnics and fishing parties will soon be the attraction. Mrs. T. C. McRae has returned home from Washington City. Dellayen carries q rare collectio, of animals.
 'orIl-one ear load just received.
 JoHN F.. PoRrIs.
 Remember the date of DcHayen's show. April IS.
 Jones & Jones new spring cloth- ing has come.
 Nprng clothing-a full stock just arrived. JNo. F.. PORrIs.
 Col. W. T. Fincher. of Rosston. is in the city.
 \ big show will be here next We'd nesday. See locals elsewhere.
 Mrs. T. L. Willingham has been quite sick, but is now improving. Mrs W. G. Russell has been dan gerously ill, but is now some better.
 The editor gathered nice mess of radishes from his garden on the 2nd.
 Mr. W. NJ, Pringle gave us an ap- preciated call and contribution yes terday.
 DellaHen has the finest symnasts in the country.
 Prints from to 7cts. at Hatley X Christophcr's.
 Go and see Geo. " DeHayen' 8 show on April Is.
 Whitaker Hams. and Rolled Beef at llatley X Christophcr's.
 See our proposition for the cam paign-paper Gm. for DOC. cash.
 MT. w T. Ross. one of Okolona' < big merchants, was in town ycster- day.
 MT |. II. BaSden. of the Ouachita collegc.was down Thursday and gave us call
 MT. W. Y. Tompkins was looking after legal business at Washington, last week.
 Friend W. F. Evans now sends "Pie' To his brother at Aurora, Texas. Thanks.
 The Sheriff closed the tax books yesterday. We will try and publish the delinquent list.
 DeIIaycn's camels are coming on the 18th of April.
 For Louisiana sugar, molaSscs. rice etc. % to llatley X Christopher's. Winter goods still going at cost fer cash. ,loHN F.. PuETIs. German millet-a large lot of the pure article for sale by Jno. F.. Por- tis.
 Mir. A. W. Newton and wife, of Gurdon. were down sunday. visiting relatives.
 Dr. L. N. Niiiiams,of TcAalhana, was up yesterday, paying taxes on hi, Nevada property.
 Mr. G. k. Mauncy, of Murfresbo- TO, in the State ofPike" is down on a visit among friends.
 We are informed that the willy perch and nimblc minnow bite we'll, ami fishing is in order,
 Glad to hear that fruit is not so badly injured after all, and the pros poets are good for big crop.
 Pure Kentucky, apple cider. the best made, at ]. ]. McGraw's.
 | want ten head. three or four years old steers. to fatten.
 W. \. MoNcWEF.
 Johnson X Gcncrclly want j0,oOo dozen eggs.
 In another place we copy a very complimentary notice of our friend Ed Hood of Emmct, from the Mag nola Banner.
 The Washington district confer encc will open on the l7th of May. at Nashville. Arkansas. Bishop C. B. Galloway presiding.
 straw hats are coming into style, but editor hasn't been remembered bv his mercantile friends who often expect free "puffs,
 Mcs~rs. /. T. Grayson and $. T. Boyd. are in attendance upon the Republican State convention, as del cgates from this county
 Seed Irish Potatoes, at lia'ley ~ Chrislnnher,
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aleraaa Connt0 2ifagaar,

PRr>coTT. ARK. .ArHIL II, lsSS. lntcrcl at the po,toihce, Prescott. Ark. IS
 second Glass Matter.
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application for Sale of aHdN TOT
 Payment of iJcbt~.

Notice is hereby given that will apply W 'hr Prohntc court of Nevada counlN' "'A" at tho April term thereof lSSS, for SW 'lGcr to sell the nud> of the estate ol W. W. A. McDougald. deceased, ior the pa{- m'o ,"o5l ot dcbl, Said application will pr ,n;3 "'aHc on lhe 7th day of May, 1888, day "i "''' term of said court
 A5. ,louN H. ARNOLD, "0'N'nStmtor of the estate of w. A. Me
 Dougald, deceased.
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Death-in-life, describes the condi- ton of those who suffer with sick and and nervous headaches. Morris Cascarine is the great relndy 10 bring relief.
 New goods-coming in all the time. Come and see them.
 .JouN F.. PoRTIs.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-04-11

MT. Editor.-I would like to make a suggestion as your paper is open to such. l haven't seen any yet for Treasurer. and l would just merely state that Oscar Phillips of Emmet would be a suitable man for that po- sition. He has held one office in this county, and everybody was well pleased him. and think he would have no trouble in getting there.
 FARMER. Emmet Ark. Apr. 9th. 1888.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-04-11
THE PICAYUME 6M. FOR soc.

In order to reach as many voetrs as possible, we will send this paper to any address for mo. for 50c., IF PAID IN ADVANCE. None talk en without the cash. at this reduced price.
 Now, let every voter in the county. subscribe and keep posted in county matters. Those already taking the paper can afford to send number of copies to friends.
 COME QUICK, This offer will only remain open for 30 days longer, so take advantage of it at once-sub- scribe NOW.
 There are some unknown parties in Prescott who are ordering for boys 32 caliber pistols. The grand jury should give this matter their atten- ton. Yours Respectfully,
 SWAN.
 Friday, while at Hope, we had the pleasure of meeting Dr. J. s. Curtis, the great specialist, who cures hun dreds of cases of diseases of the eye nose and ear. He insures cure in every case he takes, and cross-eyes and catarrh, he speedily cures. He is clever gentlemen and treated us nicely
 MT. ]. F.. Stevens, who has been section boss on railroad here for scv- cral months has accepted better situation in Colorado. He left Mon day. totaSe charge of a division as roadmaster. on the Denver & Rio- grand k. R. in that state. He is a splended railroader We wish him success in his new field.
 Croquet sets are the cheapest at Hugh Mon. crief'S.
 We can supply you with all shades of etching floss. Also embroidering material STEVENS X FARRELL.
 Elsewhere we give space for . number of slates for county officers for the Democracy. We trust there will be harmony all around and no bad feeling allowed to rise. Fellow Democrats. remember what work is before us. ,nd he true, without bick- ering. Good men are suggested. who can be elected. Let all who de- sire to, run. and then lets all see to it that we elect the ticket entire, sf- ter choice is made.
 Mr. Levi Moore's expose of the An,Icy Jones crew. (their shameful acts in tue WhceD last week was . shell in the camp. which created con fusion. Guess they will squirm muchly in this weeks Dispatch, as the plain truth often hurts. All can did Wheelers, open to just and right, know there was no exaggeration or equiyocation. An,ley, Jones, Pitt man X Co. want office and want it badly. at the hand of the Wheel. SeeZ
 When at Little Rock stop at the Oak Leaf Hotel, Good accomoda- tions at low rates. Place, Markham and Scott streets.
 T. II. BASS, Propr.
 Grand and Petit Juries.
 The following are the Grand and
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Editor PICAfUNE Permit me to offer some good men men for office, in the approaching election in this county. And those 1 shall suggest are strong true democrats, who would run well. Mir. Hugh Moncrief, who is we'll known all over the county, would make us q good Clerk. MT. J, l.. McGough, clever and capa- blc onc-armcd man, of Emmct would make splendid Assessor. And Mir. E. T. Mcdaniel, of Honeaville, is q suitable man for Representative.
 WHEELER.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-04-11

Editor PICAYUNE As States are in order, we offer two or three names for the mature reflection of Demo- crats. We must put out competent, strong men, and we can then elect them, and the men l offer are just such as we most need: Mir. J. K. Hamilton, for Clerk, Capt. Blake or Ed Hood for Sheriff, and J. L. Me Cough for Assessor. We insist on these gentlemen coming out right away. CITIZENS.
 Boughton, Ark. April Sth, 1888.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-04-11

Pains in the back are caused by q mSordcrcd liver. A cure can be Al- 'e.cted hy the use of Morris CaSca- rine.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-04-11
Legal Blanks.

J"StjccS ofthc Pcoce caH a('roYS Get ieo0i bl0ilh'S 6y ccalljH0 OH 0r IrrItiHG 10 Hc
 Hc0YUHe," PreSc0tt .IjN. P7cc T5c. per dUirc. / 6I9 S"pp/Y 0l,cuYS 0H h0Rd.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-04-11
Grand and Petit Juries.

The following are the Grand and Petit Juries, to serve at the May term, Nevada Circuit court, as se- lected by the Jury commissioners
Nevada County picayune., 1888-04-11
African Sugar.Yam Potato.--5o, 900 Slips
 For Sale.

This potato is very sweet and ear ly immensely large and prolific. and also a good keeper. Set out inJune, weighed four pounds in August. - Price, per 100 sllps, 50c. per 1000, S4.50. Will send by mail or express at expense of buyer. Orders filled promptly no charge for packing. -
 Address F. F.. GOODWIN, Hampstead Co. Arcadia, Ark.
 P. S.-It is undoubtedly the best sweet potato known, so throw away all othvrs and get these ; have done so and will never regret it.
 Quarter marble-top bureaus for Slo at J. F. Dutlie's, Hope, Arkan- sas.
 25,0O0 pounds of butter from the country wanted, for which the highest prices will be paid.
 JOHNSON X GENERELLY.
 Flour and meal coming in to-day at II. W. Wade's, of the fine roller process quality, and will be sold at the lowest prices.
 REEDS CHILL CURE, The Big Success of the Day" is rapidly gaining the greatest reputa- ton of any chill remedy on the mar ket. Why is it? It is because it never fails to cure; because it con tains no quinine, strychnine nor ar senic. It is pleasant to the taste and costs you only 75 cents and you get box of pills with each bottle.- Give it one trial and you will always use it. For sale by Hugh Moncrief.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-04-11

There are some unknown parties in Prescott who are ordering for boys B calber pistols. The grand jury should give this matter their atten- tion. Yours Respectfully,
Nevada County picayune., 1888-04-11

One bruR Re1r J-drn1cer .Nc1r Home Se7riHo 2 machiHe 2J per- cent of're6ulmprice m Pcoyune office. Come qUich 5,or hiS b0rG0iH.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-04-11

The paper is mailed every Wei- nesday-the fault is not here. ED.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-04-11

Emmet, Ark. April 7th, 1888.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-04-26
Notice of Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that in pur.usnc,
| OF orders Of the Probate Court OF Nes P~rc,
county. Idaho Territory. made on the 2;
day Of November 1886 and IN the 18th day q
December 1887. IN the matter Of the estate d
John }, COhey. deceased, the undersigped. thu
Administrative Of the sad estate. will sell, a,
private saic. to the highest bidder. for cssh
geld COIN Of the United States, MD subject t.
confirmation by said Probate Cssrt on Sstur
day the Second dxy Of June 1873, All the right
title. interest and estate of the said John J
tohsy. At tho time of his death, and ali the
right. title and interest that the exiu estat1
has BY operation Of Law W other = ise ACQUIRED
other than o. in ADDITION T. that Of the said
John }. Csfey. At the time Of bis death. in
and to all those certain lots. pieces OF parcels
Of land. situate lying and being in Mes Perez
county. Idaho Territory and bounded end de
seribed - follows, to.wit: The southeast
quarter Of section twenty nine, township thirtv.
seven north Of range Ave west, 100 acrss; alse
the south half. northwest quarter and north
half. southwest quarter Of section twsnty.eisb t
township thirty seven north Of range I've vest
100 acres. Offers and bids must be in vritinv
and will be received by the undersigned Al ths
Office & James W. Poe, ESQ.,. stt'y.at-l,w. in
the City Of Lswitton. I. T., up to and includ
ing the said second day Of June 1873, or NAV
~ hled with the clerk Of the Probate Court. :
Terms and conditions Of sale, cash. aold
coin Of the United Slater. or part cash and
part secured BY mortgage on the real estate
to DO sold. Deed at the expense Of tie pur.
chaser. EMMAF. COrFLY
Administrative Of the estate Of John J. COT.
fey. deceased.
Dated March 2ls. 1883. Diam
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-04-26
County Affairs in Congress.

We are not fully apprised as to the
state Of Nee Perez county affairs in con-
gress, as we are not in communication
with any Of the parties in Washington,
We know that a large remonstrance
was signed, by citizens Of the county,
sgainst any disturbance Of county lines
or any removal Of county seat at this
session Of congress, and forwarded to that
body, bnt know not what disposition vas
made to these remonstrances. We see
that Senator Mitchell has introduced 4
bill to divide the county and create the
new county of Latch. What the pros.
poets Of its passage are We are not ad-
vised. We think the people Of the
county, generally, express desire to have
matters remain in statue quo for the
present. There are those who are eager
for division, but they arc not the ma
jority as the remoustrances signed, plain.
y show. There is not much doubt the
interest of some would be enhanced to
have division, but it seems that the
majority do not think it would be to
their interest.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-04-26
MORTGAGE SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the FRS, Judici.
District 9, ldsho Territory Mes Psree equity
Patrick W. Campbell and James TAFT pla.nt,6.
v knud Larson and The First Nstivnx
Bank VI Aewist q defendants
10 Anud Larson and The FirAt Nation nj
Bank Vt Lew Is,om. desendsu,v.
The Territory Of luabU: fUu ave bereb,
required to appear 10 an action br ught agsius,
you oy tie sb"vs named PLAINTIFF il the dis
ar'ct Court Ut the First Judicial DISTRICT OF III,
Territory Ut Idaho, in and for the county a,
Nes rerce ana to answer the G mpisint 6lsi
therein With ten days texclusiv~ Of the ,.v
Of servicr) alter the service On y.u Of ~,
.ummons-if served within this c.uutv or II
served out Of thi. county. but in this district.
within twenty days; "thetwi.e within tortv
dAys-or judgement by default will bs tshs
against you. sce"rdisg y the prayer Of saia
complaint.
Inc SAID action 10 brought to obtain dec e.
o. TINS court. Tor he foreclosure OF N certain
mortgage described il the ss,d complaint and
executed ~ the said Knua Larson On the
lstn day November a D. 1886. to secure the
payment at three certain promisssry notes AZ
sregaung The principal sum Of 1857 With In.
'e!ess on WI thereof fr"m Nov I 1887 At the
rae "' ten per cent per snnum. sLd s Der cent
on the entire amount fund due a. stt.ruev
ices and for costs ~ suit. a. appears In M
compliant Med herein. thai the premises con
veyed BY said NOR gage may b. s.ld. and the
eroceeds applied & the payment OF said = tes,
interest," attorneys fee and costs, and in c..s
sucn proceeds are not sufficient to psy tie
s.me: tn to obtain IN execution against said
mud Larson for the balance remaining due.
and also that the said defendants and al, p.r,
sons claiming by. through " under hem nav
% % barred and i"reclo Cd Of sll right. title,
claim. lien. equity IF redemption. and int e.t
10 aud to said mor'gaged premises, and f.,
other snd further relief.
And you are hereby notified that. IL you f.i,
20 appear and answer the said ompIaint a,
lb.v" required the said plaintiff. viii ami,
% the curt tor tbs relief demanded in the said
-mplsint. '~''
'lVEN under nv hand and the seal of m.
i, District Court Of the First Jud,e;.i
L.. 8. District Of the Territory Of Idmh. in
and f,r the county II Mes Perez mi, /
l4lh day VI March A. D., 1888.
B 2. AUkRIs,
byw. 3. BucE. deputy. Ciert.
Nv. Pee attorney for plaintiff. -
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-04-26

Names Of U. S. petit jurors summoned
to appear at Lewiston, l. T., May IA.
1883.
Harry Boyer, c. Sampson, Rober,
Stewart, G Fl Heberling, James A
Naming, james P Harris, DIX Cant,
J W Fox, Ben Brush, Geo Clancy,
VIM Ingram, G j Parker, VIM Black.
Chas White, S c Hale, C W Stewart.
James Brady, James Miller, r Freeboru,
Joseph Dubuc. J C Oyleor, G w Har.
desty, Frank W Roberts aud II K Barnett.
List Of U. S., grand jurors summoned
to appear at Lewiston, May LIST, 1883.
Z NJ Day, Peter Porter, George W
Fsrror, John Bymaster, N Bouebreake.
Andrew Karauaush, james Dermot, A
Craig, X H Forris and II V Brown.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-04-26

In the District Court Of the First Judicial Dir
t''cs Of ld.h" Territory. in AID for The sess'
" Of Nag Pcrcs.
Lisxie G. Arsnt. plaintiff. ". Henry o. Araai.
defendant
TO HENRY o. ARANT, defendant:
The Territory Of idaho send greeting: YoA
are hereby nsti6ed that there 10 nov On de y,
the ofNcs " the clerk Of the Dirtriet Coust o.
the First judicial District, ri said tsrritssy, y
Lewiston. o''unty NJ Mes Psrcs, the eenp!etns
o. the above named plaintiff. wherein jadge-
ment 10 dem, nded sga,nst you. let. thst ~
bat do ~ mstr m9ny between plaintiff and yoei-
sefbe dissolved and that the care and ssstsay'
IT certain minor children he awarded to pm
=; that certain rs'nal pr.pe ~ ofthe vslss q
S". 10 swari~d to aiuti6; Srd, for sueh
either and further relief ~ to justice and costly
bel ng. On the ground that defendant hf
.iiifu'ly anh without cause deserted and sbsts
d"nrd the plsimfid; - more fully sppssn 70
me c'mtla ut died herein. to which referense
be es male And yos are also netiasd that
unless you appear an answer the saie con.
PLANT within ten days after the service hereof
II srvsd within Mes Psrcs county. snd within
twenty days. II served out of said county. bat
within said judicial District. and within forty
days u served out Of said district (sxslusive VI
the day ~ sssvice.) the plaintiff will take de-
'".'t against you aud apply - the eeurt for ths
relief med abuve.
GIVEN under my had aud the seal Of ~
District court of the First Judieisl Dr.
lL.Sl r ct sf Idaho Territory. In and for Nss
Perez c.anty. this 18th day Of March,
A D. 1888. B. 2. MORRIS,
By ". &. Bucx. d~puty. Cisfk,
q. o'Nsili. atty Tor plt'E "a.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-04-26
Communication Between North and
South Idaho.

With becoming zeal in obtaining argu
ments to dispel the allegations made BY
the North that there was 10 practica
and ready means of communication sol
the inhabitants Of the North and South
part Of Ida no, to interchange their com
modities or to readily visit each other
Delegate Dubois wrote to officers Of tn.
Union Pacific for information and re-
ceived the following letter in reply from
Chief Engineer Bosue addressed to
Manager Kimball:
OMAHA, Neb., March 20, 1888.
r. Il. KimbaH, Acting General Man.
doer.
DEAR SiR:-Replyiug 10 your ques-
ton whether there is ANYTHING in thu
typographical features of Idaho that pre-
cludes railroad communication between
the Northern and Southern portions Of
the territory. beg to say:
l. The Southern portion Of Idaho il
already connected with the Panhandle Of
Idaho BY The Utah l. Northern and
Northern Pacific railways, which form a
connected line which leaves the Oregon
Short Line a. Po,atello and runs north
through portions Of Idaho and Montana
cutting across the Panhandle of Idaho at
Pend d'Oreille lake.
2. Our surveys show thst an excel
lent railroad route exists fnom Hus,ing.
ton, the terminus Of the Oregon Short
Line, down Snake river to Lewiston, At
the mouth Of Clearwater river; aud that
thence the country tributary to Clear.
water river may be reached BY rsilaoad
up the Clearwater to one Of its forks 10
the direction Of Missoula, Montana.
These are lines that our people will he
Obliged to build in the near future, if
they wish to hold the business Of the
northwest.
3. We have also found practicable
route from Weis+r on the Oregon Short
Line up Weisrr river; thence down the
Little Salmon rivers, to the mouth Of
Salmon river. II is not likely that all
Of this will be built for many years to
come, but portions Of it may be built rs
branches to the main stem, extending
down Snake river.
Southern Idaho is travereed by the
Oregon Short Line, which with the pro
jected extension down the Snake river
will 10 the near future Be the great
trunk line to the northwest; and it will
form with its tributary lines good com
munication hetweeu the Northern and
Southern portions Of the territory.
Yours Respectfully,
v. G.. BOGUS,
Chief Engineer.
We have omitted the fourth subdivis.
ion from this letter as it relates to routes
in the upper Salmon river country. No
one Of these lines have been built and
there is no immediate prospect that they
will be, and without them the people Of
the two sections are as far apart a.
though they had never been projected.
The only one t bat would directly CON
meet us would be the one down Snake
river and that has been surveyed about
five years and not a stroke Of work done
on il yet. We may grow much older
before work will be done on il. Neither
North Idaho nor South Idaho will be
able to build it, i they wanted to invest
their money in i.