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Nevada County picayune., 1889-01-09
A. 4. GIBSON, HOPE, ARK.

Our correspondence, column giv- ing county and neighborhood news, grows better, and we feel proud of our correspondents-all clever gen. tlemen and efficient helpers. Sorry Rosston and Boughton are not repre- sented herein, weekly, and it's not our fault, as the space is open to them, and we have tried to secure a writer: will not some one volunteer from these two live places?
 The Royce X Lansing Musical Comedy Co.,, who play here tonight, come endorsed by press and public of the entire East and West. The verdict has been so absolutely unan- imous and so well known that to quote notices would be quite unnec- essary. We take pleasure in an nouncing a company that has at tained by their nine years of steady work position in the estimation of all as one of the best now before the public. Remember they remain here but one night. Reserve seats at bio Lewis.
 The Dispatch came out last week again as a half sheet. And al- though it got out no paper the week before (Christmas) it contained but three or four local items, two of them marriage notices; besides this it's local page was filled up with ads and some few political squibs. If county paper is taken for the local news, we cant see how our neighbor keeps up It's subscription list. We write this not simply as a criticism, but as a fact so everybocy can know it. Come up, Captain, or we will spur you again; we don't like to have to furnish all the local and county news.
 On our first page we publish an account of a Philadelphia hercules, George Soptman, who Is six feet and four inches high, and weighs PTS lbs. It also tells of his wonder ful feats in lifting, etc. Now, Arkan- sas is not very old State, nor Ne vada one of the oldest counties in this great State, but we can success fully compete with the old State of Pennsylvania, and Philadelphia, the most noted city III the Union, in the matter of giants. Nevada county has two citizens who can lay in the shade Mir, Soptman, to-wit: MT. J. A. Smith, of Prescott, who is 6 feet and 5 inches high, and weighs 2S0 lbs. and MT. John Waters, of Ross ton, who is feet and z inches high, and weighs 2SG lbs. Either of them can look down on MT. Soptman, and outrun, outjump and outfit him; a common man is but an infant in their hands, and one such could easily be hung on one of their little fingers, with outstreached arms, until he was dead, dead, dead!
Nevada County picayune., 1889-01-09

Is the place to buy your drugs medicines paints o school cheap good tobacco cigars liquor and ho Special attention given orders for drugs and liquor When you Hope call and whether you wish to buy goods
Nevada County picayune., 1889-01-09
No,it's It i'uhl raiion. LAND OFFICE AT oAMpEN. ARK.
 Doe. G. lo9S

Dee. G, 1888. NOTICE k HEREBY GIVEN thai the N flawinFuanifd settler has ale'l n'iien oi his inieutiHG "a make hHnl Pfa'i ih soi'. mort of hI, claim, anl tlHo said proof NiIl hc made before courty iaAge oS Nevada cm'n- ty. Ark, at Prescott Ark, on Feb. It. 1889, viz: Thomas <. Grcer lid. E. Nc II, l66, for the w! SE4 See 10, TR- 1", \ k 2l w.
 Ho names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon. and cultiya- ton of. said land. viz: Robert Q. Mcdaniel, Allen F. Davis, Isaac D. Rogers and Joseph Iiigginbotham, all of lsosston, Nevada county. Ark
 W K. gAMSEY, Register. Call and examine our stock of over shoes and children's shoes ftRore purchasing elsea here.
 Jyxvs q Wsss.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-01-09
GODY'S BOOK
 FOR 1889.

Madam See what 5 cents will do' It will bring you \ sample copy of CodeyS ladyS Rook. which will tell you how to g,'t the seal, Sfin Sscque, the Silk Dress, the Gold Watch and Cottage Organ, and other valuabes, without dollar.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-01-09
Steilyille Sil'tings.

There is a picture gallery in town this week.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-01-09
Little Rock. Ark.
Hope, Ark.

Capt. w. R. Basden and Mir. Adam Given will receive a ear load of fine Missouri mules, between the 5th and 10th of January, 1889, and will sell them in this section. Wait and see them.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-01-09
Mrs. A. F.. THOMPSON,

NOTICE My agent, k. d'Ailly will be at the office of Atkinson X Tompkins, in the town of Prescott, on Wednesday of each week, until further notice, to attend to all mat ters pertaining to my business, es- pecially for the sale of lands and town lots, in which am interested individually, or as agent for Allen & Maruuand. Call on him before pur- chasing elsewhere.
 JAMES II. BARTON. Little Rock. Ark. Dizziness nausea, drowsiness, dis tress after eating. can he cured and prevented hy taking Dr. ]. H. Me Leans Liver and Kidney Pellets Git tie pills),
 For a safe and certain remedy for fever and agne, use Dr. J, II. Me Leans Chills and Fever Cure; it is warranted to cure,
 On Shoes for 30 days at J. Hansel Wood's Palace,
 Shoe and
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Nevada County picayune., 1889-01-09
YOU CANNOT GET A BETTER

 TWO dollars worth of Magazine than by suh,crih- ing 10 "GQDEY x ,H the Best Family Magazine M AmsricA Tor lsAg II will contain !- Fashions In Colors, Fashions in black and white latest from Hurope. Original Novelties in Needle Work and Embroidery. Latest and most popular music. Plans for the house you want tu build. Directions for decorating your home. Cookery and house hold help, bv NIs. ChaS. Hope, teacher in several fashionable New ork Academies, and selected h8 the Board of Education for the New York Public Schools. Literary enrichments by Nellie Ely, who got herself locked up in an insane asylum to find out how they treated the insane, Ella Rodman Church, Emily LennoN, Olivia Lowell Wilson, Mrs. Hisstand Edgar Fawceft David Lowry etc,
 Every Lady Her Own oreesmaker rks subscribes to Godey's Lady's Book. The coupon which you will find m each number en' titles you to your own selection of any cut paper pattern illustrated in Godey's i.ady's Book, Your 3e 19py o1. of Slil ltGeeosselsend fE cts, for Sam ssnp.hh. .hx. ine ,nn bmow bm Eaowed on your subscrp ,s cut out tn. garttlon. Mhen! ,.s received. ---, msnt you want That's all We can say h In space For the rest see your sample number, for which send l5c at once.
 Address, "GODEY'S LApN's BOOK
 Philadelphia, Pa. In club with this paper. GDDEl x and TIE PIcAfCNE for $500, which should be sent to the office of this paper
Nevada County picayune., 1889-01-09

In club wfh this paper. GoDElS and TIE PIcAfCNE for $500, which should be sent to the office of this paper
Nevada County picayune., 1889-01-09

There are times when a feeling of lassitude will overcome the most TO- bust, when the system craves for pure blood to furnish the elements of health and strength. The best rem edy for purifying the blood is Dr. = II. McLean's Sarsaparilla.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-20
Ss~e,sss Cesss
TROUGH
AN ExCEIf.

AN EACELLENT IT0 TROUGH.
l. 1t is 80 placed In the partition that
q hog cannot get into It or even place
his feet in IL with any comfort whatever;
hence It is always much cleaner than a
trough which is wholly inside the pen.
2. 1t affords great ease and convenience
in feeding or in cleaning II from refuse
feed or accidental filth, the swinging
cover shutting away the hogs while the
trough Is being cleaned from the outside,
and, moreover, feed can be placed safely
in it without spilling 1t on anxious heads
or noses. 3. Whether the cover be
swung out or in, the trough may be as
tight us the partition itself and no current
OF air can blow upon the animals should
the trough he open from the outside OF
building.
1t is very simple and readily construct.
ed. Make common v shaped trough
out Of two inch planks one foot wide,
letting the end pieces extend an inch or
more higher than the sides. to give
place for holes for the bolts which serve
as hinges of the cover. Make the latter
out of the same plank and just the length
of tho inside measure of the trough, with
two triangular pieces firmly nailed, one
at each end, with holes bored to corre-
spond with holes in the ends Of the
trough. Fasten the cover to the trough
with suitable bolts; set the trough length
wise of and directly under the opening
in the partition cut TO receive it, Nail Il
there firmly, and with button to hold
tho cover back while the hogs are feed.
ing, the article is finished.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-20

The eggs are laid ON the tree, close to
the ground, where the tenderness Of the
bark makes it easy for the young grub
to get through to the soft new wood, on
which it feeds. Gum mixed with the
sawdust like castings Of the worms, In
dicates the presence Of the pest Cutting
into the tree with n knife, will soon find
soft, duh whitish worm with brown
head, and tho knife puts him beyond
doing any more harm. Sometimes the
track extends down under the bark, but
one need not fear tofollow. as the cutting
heals over with no sharm to the tree.
When left to itself the grub comes out
and makes cocoon Of tho gum and
castings. The perfect insect, which lays
the eggs, is a slender, dark blue, four
winged moth, not unlike wasp. CUT
ting out the grub is perfect protection
if done In time. Twice year, fall and
spring, the trees should be looked over.
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CuRIOIS MATTERS.

| Ira Tripp, millionaire coal operator Oi
| Scranton, Pa, was told few years ago
| by his physician that he must either quit
smok ing or die. As he didn't want to die,
tobacco, however, and still enjoyed IL by
| frequenting the company Of smokers. But
| ms they did not always smoke good tobacco,
| he finally adopted the plan Of hiring man
| to smoke constantly In his presence. Mr..
| Tripp furnishing the cigars, which OF
| the man enjoys 1t, although he sometimes
| feels that he is little crowded.-N. y.
Tribune.
..Dr Tanner was not the first man who
lived on water for forty days." said
smudge. ''No?" queried Fudge. "lH
course not" "Who else ~ 'Well what's
the matter with Noah 3'Son Francisco
-News Letter.
Noblesse Obiige.--There's good deal In
human nature amer all. A dollar insurance
assessment is dollar insurance assessment
any way you look at II, but II does take
several cents worth of sting out of II when
the past grand worshipftll exalted treasurer
merely reminds his worthy grand vener-
able brother that 81 is required of him by
ROYAL Grand International Adullam lodge,
Venerable Machpelah chapter, No. ~.
"Dear Sir--yours truly"wouldn't fetch him
half 40 quick.-Pnck.
1t is mighty mean man who will take
measles rom baDN. re ouRnt 10 DE
spotted.-Boston Transcript.
The hens and the millners are at their
busiest preparing for Easter.-P Pttsbary
Gazette.
Customer (returning)-Didn't give you
s. gold piece just now by mistake for II
five-cent piece?
Merchant (positively)--No, sir.
Customer turning to go)-h isn't of any
particular consequence. l had counter
felt 81 gold piece that carried simply as u
curiosity. I must have lost IL some
Merchant (hastily)-Wait moment. I'll
look again. Chicago Tribune.
An honest man found wallet containing
$50, 300 in bills and certified checks, and at
once returned it to the bank to which il
belonged. The cashier gave him 81 for his
honesty. Apparently, honesty does not
command high figure in all banks.-N.
Y. Press. OF course it doesn't! II is too
common.
Rufus Reedbird-Mistah Johnsing, what
am de best wash foh de complexshum
Ephraim Johnson-Am you a-fadin,
Rute Reedbird? bekase IL You be liquid
blackin' am wat you need.-1roy Times.
A Temperance Story.--Once upon time
n very good and pious person saw n bibu
lous man coming out of saloon in a state
of mild and melancholy intoxication.
"Oh, my friend" cried the pious person.
81 am very, very sorry to see you coming
out of such a place"
els that so?' replied the bibulous man in
a thick and fearful voice. well, will go
right back again" And he did 50, leaving
in great ainazement.- Washington critic.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-20

BY dyspepsia Is scarcely worth the livink.
capricious appetite. heartburn. pazzsiIg nerv-
Gus symptoms, increased aciio the heart
after sat,hg, shaking In the abdomen b tween
meals. and i!atulenr@ after. are among the sue
ccssVe tndici1 OF this harraSsing complaint.
Two things ouiy are needtul for Its removal.
resort 10 Hos etter's Sfoma h Bitters. and
persistence IN IT. nse These remedial meas
"a es bp!np ..dop.oG, a cure iS certain. Taken
iUmeai' tely before ar after meats. this great
st0,a.ci.tC p.rmate' secretion vi the gastric
lgiGc, The .ia.aral SOW NJ al the food. Tho
nervous ard tiGtls symptoms consequent
complain. gradually yle,ds TO the corrective
and | yig'tst ~ influence 81 the Bitters.
Appetite returns, sleep becomes more refresh
ing and as g sequence, the body Is emcientiy
mind grows S"Ugut,.t. Use the Bitters Tor
chill and lever ANA rheumatism
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-20
A Word About Ensilace.

Some facts about ensilage have passed
beyond all question. Experiment has
proven that food, especially green fod-
der corn, can be put up in this manner
and make a succulent and nutritious
diet for stock in winter. Whether it
will pay in any given case must depend
upon its circumstances. The growing
belief Is that the value Of this mode OF
providing winter feed has been under
rather than over estimated, and that it
will pay many who now ridicule 1t. In
sections where long winters prevail,
there remains not doubt about the
profits of silos and their contents.
A silo is simply box or pit, air tight
and water tight, in which green herbage
Is placed, pressed down and covered.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-20

CONSTIPATION followed by ftful diarrhoa
shooting pains In the breasts, drawing down
aching palms. burning sensation in the smail
Of the back, scaniy, darkcoiorcd fluids which
scald In passing and many deposits-sand
mucus, tube casts, and fluids covered by
u greasy scum, any one Of the foregoing sig
nihcs advanced kidney trouble. Prof VIM.
II. Thompson, NJ. d., Of the University OF
the city of New York. says: &" More adults are
carried of In this country by chronic kidney
disease than by any other one malady except
consumption. The late Dr. bio Lewis I'm
speaking of Warmers safe Cure, said over his
own signature 50 II found myself the victim
Of serious kidney trouble | would use your
preparation. apl9lltdSw.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-20

A WIDOW LADY IN ORDER To AVOID
"A publicity Of public auction, will srll for
SsO cish the handsome Kentucky bred fast
trotiing and road mare Matte Wilkes, foaled
lss2 sized by Red Wilkes, he by i.eorgc Wilkes
dam Lady Chester, by Amont, second dam
Julia Bruce by Blue Huh, third dam Kitty
BATES, By Volunteer; fourth dam, Lady Mary
by Bclfounder.
Matte Wilkes Is very stylish, "A square level
trotter, wears no boots or weights when speed
ing, Of great courage and endurance, but very
gentle, not afraid of oflO'omOtiNe road obstacles
and Is safe Ior ladies children to ride or
drive, fall name aud tail, clean limbs, sound
solid feet and not "a single fault. she has never
trotted for money but showed trial heats in 2,27
aud 2Elz al Lexington, Ky, a little over one
year ago, when purchased by my late husband
ior the sum OF si7j1. | viii now guarantee her
20 be perfectly sound, kind and gentle in every
particular, and 10 tToi "A full mile In 2.Sj or no
sale. Would prefer to sell her To some person
who will take her away from the city, and give
her good home. Also very hne falling top
buggy nearly new, set OF harness, tine Austu-
lan fur robe. whip blankets, etc, al one-half
their value. Please call on my groom John at
my private stable, No, 1918 HTandywine street
above Spring Garden street, between sixteenth
and seyenteeth streets, Philadelphia,
sl7-lwd
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RIrYsrEIETs.


DEATHS You MEAN,
Lives of cowboys all remind us,
If on earth VIC wish 10 stop.
We should leave them far behind us.
or arrange 10 get the drop,
--CAom6ersbpg tTo., VALLEY Spirit.
LIVE SUBJECT.
We take r.,.ail Interest now In coal,
In Lehigh. Cumberland or Camel;
The subject that tncites the soul
In these bright days Is tennis flannel,
-Bosfon Ct,sr,er.
SPILLS or Practical WISDOM.
IL you're In debt
Do not forgcht
The obiig ltion must be mebt.
Fortune no doubt
Might seek you oubt
But who awaits her Is a loubt.
To yield to pique
At best is wique,
hut wiqucst when the chance you sique.
DELAWARE, YELIowRR BELLowFR.
A bilious old person Of Del.
Daily grew vel. and yel.
Till some physic he tried
Which gripcd his inside,
And tell you II made him bel.
The Giobe.
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Manures for the Strawberry.

The strawberry is not very particular
as to what kind Of manure 1t receives,
provided it is applied in sufficient guam
ties to render the soil rich in plant food.
Old and thoroughly decomposed barn
yard manure is scarcely to be excelled
for the strawberry. A compost Of muck
and manure Is good. Ashes are also
valuable, especially in sandy soils.
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breeding Swine.

A New York breeder Of long expert
ence says that he finds it best to select
good clean cut sows with plenty of bone
and constitution. Such animals are bet
ter than those in which the bone Is too
fine bred. Breed the sows to finely bred
Berkshire, Essex or Yorkshire boars.
Fhe pigswill combine the fineness OF the
boar with the constitution Of the sows.
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A Barrel for Shippers.

Scientific American has recently called
attention to the barrel represented in the
accompanying cut. 1t Is light In weight,
and of such construction that the mate
rial carried therein will be thorough ven-
tilated. 1t is the patented invention of
a Delaware man and is known as the
Adams barrel.
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- Fire Him Ont

This l. common remark when roughs and
rowdies insult public dccency by their unse.m-
IL ways. dyspepsia Is "a horid bore, Fire II out
with BurdOck BiOOd BHers You can do H..
For sale by H. b. Cochran, druggist, IS and Ia,
North Queen street, Lancaster.
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Its Euua, Yet To Hear From.

The movements of u mules hind legs are very
variable and uncertain, but Dr, Ih0mds Ecfec-
fric on takes but one course-it heals and cures.
Its equal for asthma, diphthera, catarrh, cold
and sore throat has never yet been sold. FoT
sale by IL. u. Cochran, druggist, ~ and l;s
North Queen street, Lancaster
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LET Triltil Prevail.

Let the facts be known. Let us understand
that a boil or AN ulcer, or "A cnrbunCle, or any
eruption or blemish Of the skin il sure 10 wear
away and disappear when Buroiock BiO0i BIT
trrs are employed. This wonderful medicine acts
directly upon the circulation and the reasons for
its use are therefore obvious. For sale by H. Is.
Cochran, druggist, III and E@ North Queen
street Lancaster.
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Sal, a. a Check to the Chineh hug.

Salt AS . Check to the Chinch hug.
Professor Forbes, the Illinois state en-
tomologist, Is credited with having said;
81 have no personal experience with the
use of salt as a check upon chinch bug
increase, but from what l know OF the
habits of that insect and the effect Of
other fertilizers, should not expect any
important advantage, except In soils
where salt will specially stimulate the
growth Of the grain. Some experiments
with salt, made within my knowledge
by Intelligent farmers Of southern Hi
nois, were without noticeable effect"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-20

NOR PRATT CADY AsBEsTos DISC
i Valves jenkins Valves, Brass Globe Valves
Lever Safety Valves, Pop Safety Valves, Air
Valves, Radiator Valves, Pfatts swinging
Angle Valves, call at JOHN BEsrs, So East
Tulton street, mttw
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3prrial 1tnticra.
The Man Who Talks Much

The MNn WHO 1HIks NIICH.
We want to say word 10 you who make "A
living with your tongue. You certainly must
have Il clear, strong voice to engage your list
eners. DR.. Thomas Eciectfir on for sore thrOai, ,
colds and hoarseness, is unexcelled. Use and
admire. For sale by IL. B. Cochran, druggist, 4,
49, and l39 North Queen street, Lancaster.
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An ENnlanaIlnu

No one medicine viii cure everything, but IL
is an incOntcstible Etct that IhOBidS E,'ecfric
OIL will cure II spruin, brulse, bite or AN ache
ana l. also an active and pronounced cure for
neuralgia and rheumatism. For sale by H. Is.
Cochran, druggist, ia7 aud lS North Queen
street, Lancaster.
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TN RE-AsSIGNED ESTATE OF SAMUEL
j Ranck and Wife. Notice IN hereby given
that ON saturday April q, lsso, at 10 o'clock n.
M, the Court of Common Pleas Of Lancaster
county will he asked TO direct n rcconyeyance
Of the real estate not disposed af by the assign
ees Of Samuel kHnck ana Wife for the benefit
OF creditors, all the claims against said estate
having been satisfied or secured, when and
where attendance can lie had if II be deemed
proper. HENRY BAiMUARDNER,
=. JONAS i. EBY,
aprI3tdS Assignecs.
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blood purifier, cIeanscs the blood of Impurities
a1d poisonous elements, aud thus removes the
CAUSE. Hence the CuTICuRA REMEDIES cure
every species OF torturing, huntiiintine, itching,
burning. scaly, and pimply diseases of the skin,
scalp, and blood, with loss OF hair, and NIL
humors, blotches, cruptions, sores, scales, and
crusts, when ply sicians and aii other remedies
fail.
Sold everywhere, Price, CCTIcuRA, tOc.;
SOAP, 2r.; REsoLvENT, 81 ~. Prepared by tho
POTTER DRrG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION,
Boston.
sS- Send for How 10 Cure skin Diseases" o.
pages, % Illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
RIRV'C Ski and Seal p preserved and bcaut Ificd
UhOl " lN l'IrIICIiA A All.a.lllluIx taIIe
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American House, Hogansburgh, n. \

We have used your CuTICrRA REMEDIES, and
ind them worthy the claim you make for them
In fact, they cannot be too highly recOm-
mended Our little girl had the eczema. and
suffered intensely for one winter, and although
under the care Of a skilled physician, he could
afford her no relief, but by the Use Of your CU-
TiCURA REMEDIES she was speedily cured. We
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H.. a. MANI.EY, Milo, Iowa.
have used the CuTICURA REMEDIES success
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ana my baby is cured, and is now a healthy,
rosy-cheeked hoy.
MARY KELLERMANN, Bcloit, Kan.