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Nevada County picayune., 1889-07-31
A. 4. GIBSON. HOPE, ARK.

The entertainment of the Prescott amateurs, on Tuesday night of last week, was quite success we learn, netting over $50 for MT. B. B. Green, for whose benefit it was given. Mir. Albert Hope and our local talent deserve credit for this praisewor- thy act. Sorry we were not given report of the play until too fate as we were going to press.
 The Southwestern Fair Association to meet at Hope in October, prom ises to be great success. Soldiers Day, Oct. 10th, Gen. w. l.. Cabel, ("Old Fig" will be on hand to meet his old Confederate friends, He has written Mir. B. P. Haynes that he will certainly he there, and asks all his old army comrades to turn out that day.
 Felix Grundy, from Honeaville, writes an able and sensible letter this week. (Could not get it in last week) He makes strong com plaint against the County Judge, and also against parties guilty of dissipa- ton and lawlessness at Lackland Springs. We are shocked at the outrageous conduct described at LacIlland, and trust the grand jury will look into it.
 MONEY TO LEND. We have made
  arrangements by which we can lend money upon improved farms, on five, seven and ten years time at 9 per cent. interest. No discount, com missions or brokerage-nothing add ed to the note. We can lend in sums of S250, but the note is ten per cent. when the amount borrowed is less than S400. Ten year loans can be paid in installments.
 ATKINSON, ToMPKINS & GREEsoN, While in Atlanta. Ga. last week we made a pleasant call at the office of the Van Wrinkle Gin and Machin- cry Co.,. and was most courteOusly treated by Col. Boyd, the clever and gentlemanly superintendent. In an- other place appears their attractive ad., to which we call attention. Their new brick building fronts 300 feet on the railroad, III the suburbs of Atlanta, and hundreds of gins, &c., made daily. From long ac- quaintance, we can recommend this house. and our farmer friends in need of a good gin or machinery. will do well to write them for prices and ms-cOmmissiOnS of agents can thus be saved.
 The editor, his mother, sister and little daughter. arrived safely from Georgia last week The big barbe- cue we spoke of in our last issue. came off at Carrollton-10,0 ,0O0 or more present-a grand speech from General Gordon. and good speeches from others. Wish we had space to tell of the speech and occasion. Spent five days there and met many old friends. who made our stay both pleasant and profitable. Mir. J. J. Gaston, his many friends here will be glad to hear, is now enjoying fine health-has again married and set tied down, and doing well. Was proud to see our young farmer friend, MT. Will H. Shacklcford, spoken of hcretoforc-hc has fine crop. The parting with three married sisters was sad, but all having noble, we'll to-do husbands, we know them to be happy and well provided for; and q merciful, kind Heavenly Father can unite us hereafter, if we meet no more on earth,
 Get your Drugs of Geo.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-07-31
s1--x7~All the above cut prices are for cash and cash only. Call and see us.
 J. T. BROOKS X co.

Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy--a posi- tive cure for catarrh, dipthcria and canker-mouth. For sale by Geo. w Terry
 Shiloh's Cure will immediately re- licye croup, whooping cough and bronchitis. For sale by Geo. w Terry.T
 For dyspepsia and liver complaint you have n printed guarantee on every bottle of Shiloh's Nitalizer. It never fails to cure. For sale by Geo. W Terry.+
 Are you made miserable by indi- gestion, constipation, dizziness, loss of appetite, yellow skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer is positive cure. For sale by Geo. w Terry"
 A Nasal Injector free with each bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 90 cents. For sale by Geo. w Tcrry.*
 Pills aud violent cathartics leave the bowels m an exhausted condition. Cascarine acts as tonic, strength ems and invigorates.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-07-31
Prices cut to Cost and Below Cost:
SUMMER CLOTHING PRICES.

10 striped flannel coats and vests, formerly 5 0O now S3 20. r. black ,lpacca coats and vests, formerly S3 90 to S6 O0 now S2 50 to S4 50.
 10 black alpacca coats, worth S2 5O [" S3 % now S11 15 to Sl 90. 6 striped alpacca coats, worth S2 90 now Sl 90
 D boys sccrsuckcr coats and vests worth Sl 9, now 75 cents.
 90 mems seersuckcr coats and vests worth Sl 30, now % cents.
 9 medium weights mems suit. worth S4 30 to SIP 90, now S3 co to S9 O0'
 25 children's knee pant suits worth Sl 15 to S6 co. now Sl p to o4 50
Nevada County picayune., 1889-07-31
CORRESPONDENCE.
Neighborhood News and General
 Topics from Our Special Scribes.

E.-Correspondents will please write upoi but one side of paper, and make proper names yer, plain. Communications should reach this office by Saturday or Monday ay-Tuesday morning at latest Be brief-long articles often have to be cut down or lcft out, if paper is crowded.-EDIroE.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-07-31
Universal Eye Water and Magnetic
 Oil.

am the sole manufacturer of the "Universal Eye Water" and Mag netic Oil, - which 1 guarantee to cure any case of sore eyes, felon on eve-ball, or granulated lids; no cure, no pay. is my motto. The following are only few of the many testimo- nials that l have received, which bespeak the wonderful merits of this great remedy:
 My wife had been afflicted with chronic sore eyes for thirteen years and was permanently cured by the use of my Universal Eye Water. J. NJ. LEE.
 Prescott, Ark, ls>2.
 This is to cerufy that have been cured of sore eyes of three year $ standing and after spending three hundred dollars, besides a great deal of suffering, by Lees Universal Eye Water. NM. PEACHY. Prescott Ark lNs],
 After seven years suffering with chronic sore eyes was permanently cured by the use of Lee tniVersal Eve Water. REV. A. J. CCMMINGs. Prescott, Ark, ls>i.
 Many other testimonials from well known citizens of Prescott can be seen on fife in my office.
 Headquarters at Hugh Moncrief' $ drug store. J. M' LEE.
 Weekly price list at W. F. Arm strongs'; White lawn, Ca big bar gain), at 5c. per yard; figured lawns, Every cheap), at 34c per yard challie, 5c. per yard; ladies hose, 5c. per pair; starch 5c., soda, 4c. per pound; straw hats and light colored parasols at cost, also re- duction in prices of striped muslins.
 The bowels often require mild but effective stimulant, and Casca- rine is the very thing. 5Oc. and sl.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-07-31
Buy your school books of Geo. w. Terry.

Ice-cold melons, delivered to any part of the city, free of charge, at B. l.. IIarwood's,
 Foster X Logan IIdw. Co.,, have got their fruit jars-bought before the advance.
 Cascarine is never failing remedy for dyspepsia, headache and consti- patton.
 A sallow complexion and dry skin are signs of disordered liver, which Cascarine will regulate.
 Foster X Logan Hdw. Co.,, have sample buggics on hand. Don't buy until you see them.
 Good cider apples wanted, fol which we will pay the highest market price. CnEArHAN X WHITE,
 Poster X Logan Hdw. Co.,, have q large and complete stock of furniture, cheaper than ever.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-07-31
Nillisvillc WarbIings.

Health of community good
 Good crops, never better, cousid- cring the great floods of rain.
 Prof. Samuel Reasons opened up a school at Reasons school house last Monday. Wish him success.
 Mir. J. b Rogers, near WillsvilIc, has been very ill with bilious fever. Dr. Rockett is tending his bedside
 A singing school at Wilisville, by Prof. Fincher--It behooves every, body to attend, especially the young people.
 Could mention several new mmi- grants since last writing, but, as it is such common thing, time and space won't admit.
 A protracted meeting at Corinth now m progress; also at Liberty Grove, the 4th Sunday, by Elder Jones, of La. A good revival is somewhat needed in this country Auto E. Shot needs more of it thar anyone else.
 MT. Editor, you will pardon tardi- ness, as l have been so busy, ano seeing that your scribe of Bodcaw gathered up all the news heretofore from Holly Springs to Falcon ano Bodcaw, and deemed it unnecessary for you to have my scri5bling scn' up as there wasn't any news to b' had.
 The picnic at WiIlisvile was wei represented, notwithstanding the great flood of rain, causing many tc turn back. The speech of Hon. T. C. McRae was good. He also in stalled officers of Falcon Lodge F & A. NJ. for tue ensuing year a' follows: Aleck Brown, w. M. George D. Middlcbrooks, $. w, x. B. Carroll, J. w.; Jason Tyson Sec. W. G. Herring, Treas. J. T. Meador, $. D. l.. b. Warmack, J.. D. .:J. T. Embrew and B. r. Rob erts, Stewards; J. F. Wicker, Tyler Dinner fne-plenty of good grut everybody filled and enjoyed the afternoon, marching under the nice shade trees, and drinking good lem onade. Had the pleasure ofshaking hands with the kind editor; wa' proud to see him enjoy the day, bu sorry l was so engaged with otheI matters that l couldn't be with him Much love to him and his noble pa per. AUTO h. ohoi' If you are all run down--have nc strength, no energy, and feel ver' tired all the timc-take Dr. J. II McLean's Sarsaparilla. It will i'm part strength and vitality to you | system.
 If you are suffering with weak o inlamcd eyes, or granulated eyellds you can be cured by using Dr. J. Il McLean's Strengthening Eye Salye
 Why will you cough when shiloh Cure will give immediate relief. Pric 10 cts, 50 cts. and Sl. For sale b. Geo. w Terry"
 ] Good weight and good treatment with choicest meats, at Gas Easter meat market.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-07-31
Get your Drugs of Geo, w. Terry.
J. T. Brooks & Go.

This enterprising firm announces elsewhere their summer Clearance Sale"-at top of this page. Read carefully prices given-a big cut in all summer goods They do this to make ready for their immense stock of fall goods soon to arrive. Call and examine goods-no shoddy or cheap auction stuff, as sold by some. Good goods and low prices is their motto. Come to headquarters and you will not regret it.
 Chronic grumblers never grumble about Cheatham's Chill Tonic. It is even better than recommended, and guaranteed to cure For sale by J 0. Howell.
 The many remarkable cures Hoods Sarsaparlla accomplishes are sufficient proof that it does possess peculiar curative powers.
 Pills and violent cathartics will not cure constipation; they aggravate the cause. Try Cascarine; it IS the only sure cure. j0c. and Sl.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-07-31

Is the place buy your drugs medicines pans os books cheap good tobacco cigars wne liquor aco- hol Special attention given drugs liquor When you to Hope, call wish to buy goods.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-07-31
s F o E s

We have number of small lots of shoe, in one to six pair, which you can buy iron 20 to 10 per cent under the price. All slip, pers and low-quartercd good at first cost.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-07-31
STRAW HATS.

At lOcts, l5cts, 25cts, 50cts, 75cts and Sl % worth almost double that ameunt-in fac you can buy what we have left of thes' goods al your owp price.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-07-31
B0ughtOn Bullentins.
Health good.

Health good.
 Crops are looking well,
 The weather is very warm.
 Farmers are about through laying by.
 Mir. \. J, Price left Saturday for Okolona.
 Mir. J. A. Crossland has a fine school at Nubbin Hill.
 Mir. George Price has been on the punv list for some time.
 The meeting at Providence closed last Saturday. RorsT ABOUT Constipation produces piles. ICas- carine removes the cause and effects q cure. soc. and Sl.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-07-31
Get your Drugs of Geo. w. Terry.

Dyspepsia and indigestion destroy all energy of mind and body. Gas carine is positive cure,
 My pastures near Prescott are opeu-good grass and lots of twill pasture stock or cattle cheap. Will also trade or buy stock.
 A. ABrRRow. We are so crowded, had to put a part of correspondence in small type this week.
 We want six or eight cords of wood for winter, and will buy it from our subscribers.
 Glad to meet our genial friend, MT. Sid B. Wood, of San Antonio, Texas, at Hope the other day
 Uncle Sol Nelson left Saturday, to visit his daughter, Mrs. NJ. R. Connell, of Shelby county, Texas The fine rain Monday put smiling faces on both farmer and merchant It was worth thousands of dollars. Mir. W. C. Barton, one of Elm metS clever merchants, was up Fri day, and subscribed for this paper We give our readers an an eNtri fine paper this week. No county pa Der in the State contains more gooo reading matter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-26


The British Governments small
arms stores at Weldon were burned
on the Sd inst. Loss 100000.
The latest news from the Hague
is that the death of the King of Hol-
land is imminent. There are acute
symptoms of blood-poisoning. The
King is experiencing terrible suffer
ing.
Sharp shocks of earthquake have
been felt at st. Elena and Guaya-
gull in Ecuador. From Lima it is
reported that great damage was done
in the Province of Manavi, on the
west slope of the Andes, in Ecuador,
by earthquakes. No particulars have
been received.
Dillon has departed on his tour
around. the world to rally the Irish
race in Australia and America for
the final struggle for home rule He
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-26

goes to Melbourne, Sydney, Bris
bane, New Zealand and thence to
San Francisco.
The Ministry of New South Wales
has been defeated on the question OF
protection and has resigned. Sir
Henry Parkes will form free trade
Cabinet. This is a chance for Cleye-
land.
Viscount Vaudeville. the eldest
son of the Duke of Manchester, has
been declared a bankrupt. His liza
bilities are 100000. The cause of
his difficulties was high living and
betting. In 1876 he married an
American wife, Miss Yznaga of New
York.
Sir Julian Pauncefote, the new
British Minister to the United States,
will start for Washington about the
end of March.
The British man-of war Sultan was
wrecked on the island of Comino, in
the Mediterranean. The Captain
and crew were saved. The Sultan
was temporarily attached to the
Mediterranean squadron. The Sui
tan was an armored ship Of 1920
tons displacement and 1920 horse
power. Her armor was six to nine
inches in thickness, and she carried
twelve guns, eight 18-ton and four
12-ton.
In the House of Commons Lord
George Hamilton, First Lord Of the
Admiralty, submitted scheme to
increase the navy by the construc-
ton of seventy war ships of all
classes. The cost of the vessels is
estimated at Ell, 100000, including
equipment and armament.
The British ship Yandalia, from
Perth, Amboy, for London, with pc
troleum, was sunk off Bognor in a
collision with an unknown steamer
Two members of the crew were lost,
the remainder being saved.
While some Russian students be-
longing to the Nihilist Society at
Zurich were making explosives a
dynamite-bomb exploded. One stu
dent was blown to pieces and seven
others badly injured.
A strike has occurred among weav-
ers at Armentieres, France, and the
strikers have attacked the factories.
Gladstone is said to have expressed
the belief that the fall of the Sails
bury Government will be speedily
followed by his own accession to
power. The three by elections which
are now pending Will show to some
extent what effect the rehabilitation
of Parnell in the esteem of the
country is going to have on consti
tuencies.
Continued on page g..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-26
Az OPIUM RAID.
Hs- raf Dangerous EzPIoit-Games-
.H-. Driven from Cover.

lEE Dangerous ENPloit-Games-
-r-- Driven from Cover.
az made on IA opium joint in
street about s. o'clock on Wednes-
-15r. Hy Captain Alapai and
lE-= Eazaua, Paalzalahua and Ma
z-- Three smokers were surprised in
indulgence. One Of them jumped
Oh 1- --la zas1u5-story window, fourteen
from tie ground. An officer seized
-le breeches Is he was disap-
r.s1--. but the garment slipping off he
r-- --eez-itated 10 the ground. In
-l- earth, however, another officer
1-z--l- below caught him with sufficient
SSH 10 break ms TALL The Chinaman
z1z-s5 a good deal OF nerve in making
F-rr leap Tor liberty considering that
lz r middie-aged. The three Of
tenders were lodged in the station, and
sour ounces 1i opium and the outfit de-
l.5zl-zl -here-
-na opposite the opium smokers
-=E e rlz-ry Il slxryOT seventy Chinese
-.l-=arz took alarm al the near pres
ems lT abe police and scattered in terri
Died commission. One OF them was cap
-- q tae station was released for
evidence
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-26
JUDICIAL DECISIONS.


r-15-- Dole Decides Whats sauce FOR
-ssr Goose l. Ditto fer the Gander-
Tz-e run Eenoh On 4. Frank Cookies
security
----e Dole has fled his decision on
z--- 55 plaintiff to paying costs
r7- cause Of John T. Bowler VS..
Ra-s % Immigration. Plaintiffs
- held that the Government was
80 f1 costs when II was the losing
therefore could not recover costs
~ uas the winning party. The
that under the Hawaiian
-sss- authorizing suits against or
7-ra- rmeut. costs would have to
znaut and concludes: " It De
clear that costs in a civil
-.- r. allowed against the Gov
a is entitled 10 costs when
10 Its favor s. ;. Hart
was counsel Tor plaintiff; A. z.
r-- Sup defendant. The Govern
--Eel I'm the case amount to
bench mas rendered It's opin-
la appeal OF ". o. Smith, as
AZ Prank Cooke, against de-
-. Iz-uary DIST bv the Chief JUS
--s- -- Der @ iIill In equity to order the
--=-zaa f- laLirar Do Castle q Cooke ten
=--- 81 t5azk- Plantation stock recov-
erred r INN lu Z civil suit These shares
--s-a z-1szt=E with Castle & Cooke as
--- sze--r7 dor O loan Of So 600 to a.
- Cooke PRESIDENT OF the Pacific
zzr-z-l1- Company. They were OF the
BIZ ua n $500 per share The de-
r- lu -le equity suit in his appeal
-Ezt plaintiffs were not entitled
shares bur only 10 the dividends
- The Court decides against the
z and authorizes the plaintiffs to
-za 1z che security. II that Is not
90 repay The amount OF the
-ar are 90 prove the balance OF
against the bankrupt estate.
L .-=-e E1r plaintiffs; w. O. Smith
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-26

zinc Cahinet work.

-ra Once oi NIessrs. Wilder &
E-lle11k, lately vacated by Hon. W.R.
Cassie asa beautiful desk, made out Of
AKA l-l redwood, the latter surprising
s and finish the finest mahogany
wood The redwood used is from
-# -9--s O. tie tree and was sent here
- Humboldt hy the correspondents Of
llazz-s- Wilder * Co, TO see il a market
c-l D. opened up Tor il here in the
manufacture Vi furniture It Is being
Ezal I'D California f1r this purpose, and
--ll. made 0i it here shows that
- SERVE -He purpose il was sent for.
-ll whether q handsomer ma
--- SID p i1u1d ~ any country, or
E-- - r- receive e higher polish,
properly worked, Is this has been.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-26

s- S0rer takes coEnizance OF the
aiming frequency Of fires by offering a
-ezarz. zn an advertisement, OF 500 to
zrr1-e giving information that VIII lead
&c -le arrest and conviction OF any per
sa- or -ers1ns guilty OF Incendiarism in
-t1c c7-r IL Honolulu. The Marshal also
Offers reward OF SO Tor the conviction
uf z--vho5v starting bush fires on the
Island li Oahu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-26
ue school Teachers.

bark 4. j.. Bryant and steamer
E-1=s. l11r teachers arrived from San
E-l--5--l f1r service under the Board o
E1- Hiss Lily s.. Brown, Miss
C I'll White. mr. y. l. HuEtsman,
- - Arthur Mock. Miss Brown is
position in Fort Street School IN
--E She Is q teacher Of experience,
z-. e -ra5ulte oi the State Normal
mlra Maryland, L. :. A.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-26

- Justice Foster has been APP
r-le L-llrlissi0uer Cf Boundaries for
-ll -= Judicial Circuit.
r Thomas i. Evans, OF Lahaina,
l-s been appointed a Notary Public Tor
abe S-ca-l Julici4T Circuit.
lr Etas. Wilcox, OF Honuaula, Maui,
E-s see- appointed an agent to grant
------z licenses ior the District of Wal
@
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-26
CHINA ENGINE HOUSE

---a Luul=zlai A rra-ded-I.ist OF Tenders.
Fired Harrison, the lowest bidder, has
~ given -la contract Tor erecting an
ar-a house 5g- China Company, No. ),
1- --a--lEaa street Below IS a list Of
-a- resolved a. the Interior Office,
foundation and excavation
benz -ar cubic ward, except that
and Garden stated theirs rs per
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-26

MOULD RESPECTFULLY NOTIFY HIS
w friends and the public generally that he
has purchased the Blacksmith and Carriage Shop
formerly conducted by 4. Morgan at Nos. 70 and
81 King street, where be is now prepared to do
all kinds OF Carriage Painting and Trimming,
Carriage and Heavy Wagon Work and General
Blacksmithing with promptness and dispatch.
Satisfaction guaranteed. 1S1-tf
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-07-31
The s'Kicker" Had a Mother Once.

Mrs. Judge Shiver passed the
Kicker office at IL o'clock Tuesday
night in state of happy inebriation,
being on her way home from a high
lager beer given by Mrs. Prof. Westen-
house at her,elegant mansion, on Bron-
co Place. Mrs. Judge was dragging
her new bonnet along the ground
by the starboard tie, and softly
singing about pansy blossoms. We
were sitting on the front steps in
the gentle moonlight thinking of the
past and gone, and the event saddened
us more than we can express. We
had a mother once. She was not
beautiful, and splitting the wood
while our dear father talked politics at
the grocery, made her lop-shouldered,
but she was good and temperate. Sup
pose she had been IN the habit OF
getting slowed? Where would we
have been to-day? Instead of being at
the head of a great weekly paper like
the Kicker, which also runs harness
shop, grocery, feed store and bazar in
connection, all under one economical
management and the same roof. we
should doubtless have inhabited
a convict's garb in some state prison.
Veni, vide curant er; which, if we re-
member correctly, means: The mother
makes the man what he is."-ArizOnQ
Kicker.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-07-31

The Australian plan of voting is
considered the correct thing, and
probably would do well except for the
danger of its being cumbersome and
tedious where there were many vot.
ers. The following plan has been ad
vocated and is very simple. A registry
law could be made, and when the MAI
registered to receive a numbered GER
tiicate, and the same number be
affixed to a stub in the book contain
ing the receipt. The voter to show
his certificate and comparison with
the stub would be proof of the iden
tity of the voter. He should afix his
certificate, giving name and residence
to the back of his ticket and put il
in the ballot-box thus attached. Ii
case of any recount and evidence o.
fraud, the ticket could be identified
and thrown out. In case nothing
called it in question the certificate
never would be identified and NJ
one would ever know how the maj
voted. This plan might not be 81
effective to prevent bribery as the
Australian plan, but would in al
other respects work better.