Nevada County picayune., 1888-04-18
Letter From Louisiana.

IIc3T IlCA1t SE :---l l Ills IS caileU a late sping in these parts, but nature has spread her green carpet the mocking bird from his perch in the lovely fig tree, twitter> his soprano and bass, and the little nigs. spend from early dawn to dewey eve, up- on the bayou banks. angling for the tinny tribe, and the opinion is preva- lent among the white folks, and the "collud" folks that spring has come. Hard to tell which are the busier, farmers or candidates. The parish and state elections come off on Tues day the l7 inst and you may rest as- sured all IS astr. These Southern people say they do not like nggers. may be not but they love their votes and were you aware that man must walk up here in this day and time, and register before he can vote. as we did in Arkansas fifteen or twenty wears ago: They seem to think the war Is just over. Sambo seems to think dat de lection am of mo inn portance than craps, as he attends tue night sEeakings, and the next day hardly knows wheter he i. ''lentin, or crappin Son de shears
 Hurrall. we are going to have a R. K. and it is too run, some call it, diagonally across the country. others say catercorncred. ladies >ay hias. and wags say "cataWampu>. or the wrong way ot the leather" To eNplain,it i~ surveyed to run from Brink Y Ark. to Alexandria La ov- CT section of country without any public method of travel. l. is very much needed and much desired
 To }on and my many friends in Nevada. 1 "ill say that | .ln gytting along yeiN well. never better. l see no chance to stafye. a. mV people have assessed my salary at S1jp and are paying il right along. Have garden truck ready to eat, and some spring chickens almost ripe. Long live the PlcArl'NE. is editor, and all of i,, readers. Cordially.
 II. ARMSTRONG. Floyd, La April Gth. lSSS.
 Editor PiCAYuNE.--luasmuch as we have no; heard any cH,.ression from ,his section in regard to ;. coun- ty ticket. will suggest the fol- lowing for some of the county of- fees: Rev. x. !. Price. a> a suita- ble man for Representative (. W. Leake, for County Clerk; Ed Hood. for Sheriff; Capt, Jas. Blake for Treasurer. With such men un our ticket, we are assured of fact that we will snow un,tcr the AnelcN and Co. faction. We are tired seeing those ugly picterc~ ut rcycuou> hca~t~ that come out weekly in the Dispatch. We believe that if the Democrats carry this electiou that niun Labor Party will take down their Sipn. sell out and quit \ li%ih
 Bou2tton. Apr, l3, lSNS.
 Editor PIcNtNL:-l would like to mention the name Of Ed Hood a~ a suitable man for the office of sheriff. We all know Id. and that he would make first class sheriff, When he was deputy sheriff. he was very en- tcrgctlr in terrrting cut hnr>, thcivc> and other criminals, and think the people ot Nevada county owe i> to him to elect him sheriff. He would carry Albany solid.
 Yours. etc.
 !. l.. BurnNM.
 Clayton. Ark. April lG. lNN0.
 
 Death-in-life describes the condi- tion of those who suffer with sick and and nervous headaches. Morris Ca>carine i- the great rcmd> to bring relief.
 New good, coming in all the time Come and >rc lhcm
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 flatulcncN and wind on the >ton- ach are caused ny indigestion, \ few dose, of Morris Ca>carine will speedily give tone to the digestive organs.
 Pains in the back are caused bN disordered liver. A cure can he af- fected by the use of Morris Ca>ca- rine.
 Carry all your country produce to Johnson X Gcncrclly, for which you will get the highest market price.
 The enterprising drugglst, Hugh Monerief. has secured the agency for the celebrated Reeds chill cure, and can sell to country merchants at manufacturer prices.