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Nevada County picayune., 1888-02-22

pairing for full harvest next fallr
 Mir. Editor, if you will allow me space, will give few items from this place.
 J. J. and John Waves will each contribute a student to the Arkadel- phia college at the close of session here.
 It is currently reported that Price X Aaron recovered the money that was stolen from the Post Office draw CT, about Christmas.
 We have had eleven months Free School since last March. and school going an at present. In fact the people of Piney Grove means 10 stay at the front
 Farmers. wake up the responsi- bilities of this government will ,oon rest on your boys shoulder. Are you preparing them for the conflict! We must educate or we must perish, justs las true to day. as i'll the days of Webster
 The spelling at Piney Grove con tinues to be success. Better Luck was mistaken about the spelling breaking up in a TOW. But Bought onites get there Eli. We meet every Saturday night and in addition to the spelling we have speeches, reef tations. charades. etc. and our sue cess is assured. as the best talent of the community is lending their aid .lAwBoNE.
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A Horse Thief Captured.

Monday a horse thief by the name of Arthur J. Foyle, was captured about two miles south of town at MT. r. Norman S. where he staid Sunday night. A lively time was expe- rienced in taking him, he being well armed and locked in a room with little son of MT. Norman.
 The particulars of the theft and capture of thief and horse are about as follows. as told us by Messrs. T. T. and J. J. Sheppard: Foyle resi- des in the Indian nation. and was vis- iting his father near Three Creeks Union county. On Saturday morn ing Mir. T. T. Sheppard missed a fine gray horse. and a negro on the place seeing the animal rode off about & O clock the night before. Mir. s. got his brother J. !. and R. P. Moore and gave chase. They tracked the horse to Magnolia and there got Il description of the thief, whom they had already suspected. Coming on this way they found where he had eaten breakfast Sunday morning, then quickened their pace. and by constant inquiry tracked him on to where he lodged. Stopping at MT. Norman.s they soon found their man was caged. but he refused to give up. Sending to town after Sheriff Began he was finally induced to surrender, after having secured a prom ise that he should not be lvnched. Yesterday the captors left with their prisoner. for nion county. We congratulate the gentlemen on their effectual. good work-thc recovery of the horse and capture of the bold thief.
 It is said Foyle stole the horse he rode to Union county. and that he has served two terms in the pen al- ready. He will likely get long term now
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New Store {! New Goods 1!

l have opened bran new stock of fancy and family groceries, next door to J. F.. Portis, West Front street. will keep q full and com plete stock at all times. and as bought low. will sell the same way. and therefore defy competition. A special invitation is extended to one and all, to call and try me, and guarantee good treatment. good goods, and low prices. My old friends will please remember me, when they come to town.
 Mir. W. F. Evans has gone into partnership with me, the firm now being Hamilton X Evans. He will he pleased to have his friends call and see him.
 Respectfully,
 J. K. HAMILTON.
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lyceum Meeting.

On the morning of February 25th. 1888. at 10 o'clock. the Lvceum of the Prescott Public School will hold their 4th regular meeting at the school house. to which all are respect fully invited to attend. The following is the programme:
 Grafton. Geo. F.. Armistead. Essay. Miss Annie Hatlev. Recitation. Miss Iber Lowdermill.
 Debate by Eight Members. Subject =" Resolved that man should receive higher education than woman. Affirmative Win. May ben. James Gravson. Miss Sula Brown and J. B. Murry. Negative: Chas. Shankle. Richard Wilson, Miss Iona DeBaun and Jack Grayson. Recitation, Miss Essie Bayless. Reading of paper by Editors.
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 When softly falls the teatherly flakes,
 And hides the withered grasses,
 Come and get your flour for cakes,
 And New Orleans molasses.
 At BRooKS. BLAKE X Co.'S.
 25,O0O pounds of butter from the country wanted, for which the highest prices will be paid.
 JOHNSON X GENERELLY.
 Nature has its remedies for all human ills. Morris Cascarine is one of them and is sure cure of dis cases.
 When you go down to Hope. don't fail to visit J. IIansel 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 Ark.
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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 he trimmed to suit the purchaser, from 25 to 90 per cent. cheaper than ever before offered If anyone should he so unfortunate as to need one, we would he pleased to''serye them.
 Mir. Moore is offered situation as master ear builder and wants to leave by June, therefore wishes to sell the stock, his house. lot, etc
 MooRE & DARBY.
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What a Time

,s formerly had, trying to swallow ~, ~ old. fashioned pill with it's film of "nssia "0 yainly disguising its bitter and what q contrast to Ayers ',.,,s that have been we'll called "mcd- '..,.d sugar-plums' - the only fear be-
 that patients may be tempted into "s '5',,c too many at a dose. But the ,r.,tions are plain and should be strictly followed
 T. Teller, NJ. D., of Chittenango, " expresses exactly what hundreds hove written at greater length. He .,ys. Ayers Cathartic Pills are highly .n,teciatcd They are perfect in form .nd coating, and their effects are all ,,., fine most careful physician could desire. They have supplanted all the pill. formerly popular here, and l think r uust be long before any other can h. made that will at all compare with ,,.n. Those who buy your pills get full value for their money
 "Safe, pleasant, and certain in ,,,ir action,' is the concise testimony ot pr. George F. Walker, of Martins vile, Virginia.
 tvrr's Pills outsell all similar prep o.g, ;ons. The public having once used ,A,n.. will have no others" - Berry, yenahl,. x Collier, Atlanta, Ga.
 Ayers Pills, Prepared by pr.J.C Aver X Co. Lowell. Ms".
 Sold by all Dealers in Medicine.
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W. E. LOCkET, NJ. D.

lmaginings of desolation. gloom and forchodings are the effects oi Constipation on the human mind. Morris Cascarinc will die.ipate both the cause and itS effects hy its heal ing power,
 Malaria. the unseen poisons m the air, is constantly inhaled into the system and effects every organ "i the body. II can be destroyed and removed by the use of Morris as-C carine.
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Laneburg, Ark. Feb. 1,lSSs.

There is breath of heaven ahuat the helpless and innocent child. The light of angles hovers about the tiny form. and the spirit of omnis- cience shines OCT it's features. There is no reason that the purity, serenity and brightness or the little face should be marred with pains caused hy disordered stomach, when Morris Cascarine will effect a per manent cure.
 All wool goods, at cost, for cash.
 JNo. F.. Portis.
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37O,Ooo

l, the patent number of the bio Lewis Flow, patented September 70, 1887 and manufactured by B. F. Avery & Sons, Louisville, Kentucky.
 Thi. blow is practicable durable and nov q in il, construction. and does the worf no other blow has been made to do.
 IL saves the work of two men does its work to perfection, |: blows out the fence corner. and clears the grass from aronnd the stumps. IL can be made to run close to the plants while your horse may walk m the middle of the TOW. IL blows yonr orchard without barking the trcc,.
 "COME AND SEE IT,
 It is on exhibition ut ]. NJ. Dcunan X Bros. Agents. Prescott Ark. Levi, X Dem man pufentpps
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am offering special inducements to the wheelcrs and non-wheelers to trade with me. call an examine for yourselves. .INo. NJ. MILBrRN.
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Pimey Grove DOings.

will close for fear of the waste basket. The farmers are prosperous and pre-
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nCNME MI SEE -lT.,,
Wonderul Restoration of Sight
BRENHAM. TEXAS.

BRE\HAM, tNA>' MR. X. K. HNwKE>: Dear Sir The spetacles procured from you eight years ago entirely restored my sight, and. until two wears since. have been able to read the finest print without glasses.
 W. E. LOCkEr, NJ. D.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

'''' 'ililtol NlSlleu leXarkana Saturday.
 MT. J. E. Lagrone was up from Buckner, Sunday. Johnnie Ferguson has been visit ing at Camden. Ark.
 Genuine Star Whitaker hams at Hamilton X Evans.
 Clothing at cost.
 HATLEY & CHRIsTorHER. Johnson & Generely want j0. .OO0 dozen eggs. Plain Star whitaker hams at Brooks Blake X Co.
 Rev. R. NJ. Traylor has been quite sick with humps.
 Mir. NJ. NJ. Spears made business trip to TeNarkana Friday.
 Mrs. Martha Vaughn left Monday to visit relatives at Atlanta. Texas. The mud and slush will soon dis appear. and all of Us will be glad of if.
 For your pearl meal, graham. flour. grlts etc. go to Hamilton X Evans. New spring goods-a large stock bought and now coming.
 .INo. $. PoRrIs. Best stock of clothing in town at Hatley X Chrstopher's.
 A car load of new Bluff City stoves at ]. NJ. Dennan X Bros. Col. ]. NJ. Montgomery was up from TeNarkana, the first of the week.
 MT. Earnest llcrtZog. one of the most clever drummcrS on the road, was here last week.
 D. E. Madden, Esq. was at Cam den last week. on legal business and to see relatives.
 Bran-one-half car load on the road coming.
 JNo. F.. PoRTI>. Genuine Texas rust proof oats at Brun.s BIakp N Gas
 Wheat bran at lIatley X Christo- uher's.
 Bro. Forbes, of the Arkansas Bap- tist and Rev. W. T. Box. were pleas ant callers Thursday.
 Messrs Fuller and Hurst. from Honeavillc neighborhood. were pleas ant callers yesterday.
 Mir. Willie Cloud. of Okolona, was over one day last week. Willie has number of admirers here among the fair sex.
 Jones X Jones will sell you good full stock brogan shoe. for Sl.OO, For Louisiana sugar and molasses go to Hatley X Christopher's. Seed Oats-one-ha ear load cX- pectcd every day.
 INo. F.. PoRTI-. Go to Jones X Jones cheap cash store, for dry good, and groceries. Mr. ]. r. Brooks, of Sulphur Springs, Texas. was up Sunday. with old friends.
 Mrs. W. V. Tompkin, is off on a visit to relatives and friends at Scar cy and Sugar Loaf Springs, Arkan- sas.
 Rev. k. NJ. Traylor being sick. Rev. Geo. A. Gardner filled the pull pit at the Methodist church Sunday and evening.
 The celebrated Star Whitaker hams at Ilatley X Christopher's. Jones X Jones will sell you 20 wards of good prints for one dollar. Red rust proof oats at llatlcy X Chrstophcr's.
 Quarter marhlc-top bureaus for SlO. at !. r. Dullic'S, Hope. Arkan- saS.
 Better clocks and cheaper clocks just received ny the Hinton Drug Co.
 Messrs. Drake X Pclt, at Falcon have dissolved partnership, Mir Pelt retiring and Dr. Drake going into business at Buckner, Ark.
 Mir. NJ. NJ. Waddle, of Laneburg' gave us an appreciated call and con trihution on his paper, Friday Ire k one of Neyada's best citizens Mir. A. $. Hamilton, of Tennessee and his son NJ. F. Hamilton. of Tex os. are here visiting Mir. j. k. Ham ilton also a son of Mir. AS Hamilton We are closing out stock Of boots very low.
 U,TLEY X CHRI>ToriiEt. Veketcen.-A lot stll left on hand.
 JNo. F.. PoRTiS. Avery blows, Blades and Flow harness. are the cheapest, at j. M
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RAILROAD TIME CARD.
NNNOUNt FITS.

The following are our rates for anuounc- ing candidates, and thcy must h0 accompu- ned by ths cash in every instance, as de- irated candidates do not often feel like pay
Nevada County picayune., 1888-02-22

the place to buy your Drugs Medicines Paints Ols School Books, cheap and good Tobacco Cigars Wines, Liquor and Alcohol Special attention given Drugs and Liquor When you Hope, call me- whether not you wish to buy goods.
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simmons Liver Regulator

k what the name indicates q "Regu- lator" of that most important organ the Liver Is your Liver out of order; ; Then is your whole system deranged the breath offensive. you have head ache, feel languid, dispirtcd. and nervous. no appetite, sleep IS troub- led and unrcfrcshing. Simmons IlN- CT Regulator restores the hcalthN action of the Liver. See that you get the Genuine. prepared by j. H. Zcilin X Co.
 He who uses good tools succeeds best as a tiller of the soil. V Royse \ New Combination Farm and Garden Tools are the best and cheapest im- pementS in use. A complete set consists of five tools as follows: \ Superior Steel Hoe. hardened and tempered in oil. Garden Hoe tar den Flow. Field and Rake. Garden 'ultivator. The name "Dlstoh lS on each hoe blade, which k sulliceh' guarantee the world over. Any farmer enclosing S2 90 ny registered letter, F. 0. Order or Bank EN- change we will send complete set by express. Reliable Agents want ed. Address.
 RHoREH & CRAviNs.
 Columbia, Ky.
 Does food refuse to stay on your stomach; Are you afflicted with dyspepsia? 1T SO take Morris Gas carine and be relieved.
 Remember you can get your corn ground at F. NJ. Ncal's mill, or eN- change it for meal at all times,
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I will sell school books, drugs, paints and patent medicines cheaper than any house in town. l 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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All accounts. without exception, not paid by Feb. 25, will be put in hands $ of an officer for collection. l can't wait on you any longer Tor those old accounts.
 Jxo. k. PoErIs.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-16
ABOUT PEOPLE AND THINGS.

A BosToN sculptor who has been making
bust OF James Russell Lowell says he has found
it most interesting task: the face is so subtle.
STEPHEN B. ELKIss, ex-senator Henry g.
Davis, ex-senator Camden aad Senator Kenna
going afoet over the mountains of West Vir
ginia eext month. and will spend three weeks
roughing it in that country.
WHEN Queen Victoria travels she takes the
title of Countess of Balmoral but in order TO
protect her trunks from the ruthless hand of
the baggage-smasher she has Queen of Eng
land" marked ON them in large letters.
MISS OLcoTT, the actress. who died on Mon
day was. ike Mr. Conkling. directly victim of
the great blizzard. and it is singular coinci-
deuee that she was on her way to visit him on
the day on whi.h she took her fatal cold.
DR. SARAH HAcKETr STEVEN SON said at the
woman's International Conference in Washing
ton that the women who went to all quarters Of
the globe as physicians did more missionary
work than the church missionaries, because the
doctor appealed to nature.
THE eladiolus is now raised in vases Of water
like hyacinths The bulbs can be made in this
way TO produce flowers much earlier than when
put in the ground. BY beginning in this way
and planting other bulbs q continuous supply Of
flowers may be obtained from early spring to
the end OF autumn
A BERLIN paper calls attention to tho fact
that the Empress Victoria is The fifth English
Princess who has become Empress of Germany.
The first was Eadgyth. daughter of King Fad
ward; the second was Gunhiid, daughter Of King
KNIT: the third Mathilde, daughter of the last
of the Norman kings; the fourth Isabella,
daughter Of King John and wife OF Frederick II.
AccoREIsG to Professor Gould's investiea-
TONS il appears that aerial telegraph wires on
poles transmit electricity at the rate Of from
IA, 600 TO 900 miles per second. and that the
velocity of transmission increases with the dis
- nT4Af H. - -.
other words with the height of SUSPENSION; and
that subierranean wires, like submarine ca
blss. transmit with reduced rapidity. Again.
while wire suspended at feeble height are
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-16

to retail intoxicating liquors by county or
State authority, and to regulate all places
where intoxicating liquors are sold to be used
on the premises, the Common Council shall
have jurisdiction two miles beyond the city
linnits.v This power is conferred among others
of police nature manifestly necessary to the
enforcement of order and good government
in cities and incorporated towns. 1t is a wise
provision, and the power having been con-
ferred by the State it is clearly the right of
cities to exercise it, The Council has done
50, and the Mayor having recently fined
some Of the saloon-keepers wac have been vio-
lating the ordinance, they now propose to test
the constitutionality of the law by an appeal
to the Supreme Court. This is in harmony
with the usual course of this breaking
and lawdefying class. It seems impossible for
them to learn that society has a right to regu-
late the liquor traffic and is determined to ex-
ercise it. The sole effect OF their opposition
to tbs laws interests has beer to create pub
tic sentiment in favor of their enforcement,
and a demand for more stringent legislation.
This new move will have the same result.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-16

THE Board of Trade will doubtless adopt
the pending resolution formally approving of
the proposed amendment of the natural-gas
ordinance to permit the Consumers Trust to
begin Immediately their pipe-laying within
the city. If there is any doubt in regard to
the action Of the Council, the resolution OF
the Board of Trade should be fortified by
other expressions Of public opinion, but il is
probably unnecessary. We do not hear OF
any opposition to the proposed amendment,
and presume there is no doubt as to It's adop-
ton The reasons for the restriction do not
apply to the present case, and the arguments
In favor of allowing the Trust to begin its in
Eide work Immediately are SO plainly in the
public interest that the Council should not
hesitate moment to pass the amendment.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-16

Minneapolis Evening Journal.
The advantageous position of the Republicans
in this State Ii the result of the party taking q
practical md unequivocal position and dealing
honestly With the people on this question. The
same result may be reasonably hoped for from
the adoption of the same policy by the party as
. national organization. It is not enough to say
that 1t is nst national question. 1t belongs to
the States regulate the traffic. but the issue
has been carried into national politics and it
must be ma there with {. declaration of policy
by the nati.na authority. There is nothing re-
quired to which the Republican party as the
party of progress cannot afford to commit itself,
even on theside of practical politics
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-16

THE Logansport Pharos says ''the Indiana
Republican gang is for Harrison because they
can use him to advance their own interests. =
This should doubtless read 'the Indiana
Democratic gang" The only Harrison who
is in league with gang is the notOricos pres
ident of the Insane Asylum board. His pros
titution of that institution for political pur-
poses is great piece of Democratic gang
work, and furnishes the best reason in the
world why the gang should be for him.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-16

THE Charleston, S. c., News and Courier
which might have been expected to support
the Southern brigadiers in their obstructive
policy regarding the direct-tax question, is
frank to say that it was bad movement and
that they had no excuse for taeir conduct on
the score of either policy or principle. In an
article written before the Northern members
were whipped in and the deadlock broken, the
paper says:
''The only proper question is as to the JUS
tice of the claim of the States which paid the
direct tax to have the proceeds refunded to
them, and whether there is money in the
treasury to meet that claim. The claim is a
just one and should be paid and the Demo
cratic party cannot afford to go on record
against the payment. The true representa-
tives of the party, an overwhelming majority
of the Democratic members in the House. are
in favor of passing the bill which orders the
tax to be refunded. It is evident that the
minority are wholly in the wrong, and are
forcing their party into a false position. They
can not possibly hope to have their way in the
end, and they should not be allowed to have
it now. if there is any means of overcoming
their blind and logged opposition"
Now that the Democratic party has gone on
record as opposing the payment of a just
debt, the News may have little to say, but it
deserves credit for its outspoken opposition
to the action taken. and will certainly have,
in time, the dubious satisfaction of seeing its
predictions in regard to injurious results full
filed
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There are said to be thirteen Henry George
men in Congress-an unlucky numb Der. Con-
spicuous among them is Representative Tillman,
of Geor gia, who 10 expected to deliver "a bold
single speech before the close of the session.
Do these reformers ever ask themselves what
would be the effect of this single taxi It would
iniure .he landowner only in the country,
where land is already cheap, and where the
agit ators il they really want n chance to work
IT, can buy it at a very low price per
In the cries, whore the agitators complain that
they caHaot get lard. the holder would not be
hurt at Ill, because he would then. as now.
distributs the tax upon the personal interest
connecte1 with the land.
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A wild Western Opinion.

You no more expect society TO concern it,
self with tho eccentric aspirations OF very few
women for the suffrage than You can expect the
dealer in realy-made clothing 10 keep liz his
stock a supply of trousers for one-legged men or
dress coae TO fit hunch backs There il wide
spread. universal. general long felt public want
for such exceptional clothing, the clothier
doesn't keep it in stock. Society is about
much amused wien few women want all
women to b. given the suffrage, as IL would be
IL the bsaroed lady asked the State to all
women raors because she wanted to shave.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-16

never. hoists that storm flag without q
strong mental reservation aud much silent oopo-
sition. We're General HAGEN still alive and at
the head of the department we might suspect a
conspiracy between him and his brother-in-law,
john r. Mclean. of the Cincinnati Enquirer,
TO ruin President Cleveland by false .indes-
lions" and place the beginning of the winter OF
his discomfort in the first week OF November;
but Hazen is dead and his successor. Mr.. Greedy.
coming from a Drotracted Investigation Of tina
polar regions, should certainly know more of the
proper use OF polar flags.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-16

Ir it should happen. predicted By English
Journals. that the Pope will come to America to
reside. he could not do better than to establish
his headquarters at indianapolis. The place
has many natural advantages. including gas
lsee Board of Trades red prospsetus), and every
thing possible will be done BIZ the citizens to
make it pleasant for him. Should he insist. As
IN Rome. upon having high fence around his
lot. arrangements can doubtless be made for.