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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-01
TILE TPADE IN CuICAGO.

Chicago, Feb - C>pccaD.-ln spite Of the wntry
look of the southern part Of the Signal Service map
IN spite Of the announcement by Michigan granger
that the wheat around his section" was turning black
ard in spite OF Of messages from Indiana de
clarng the wheat fields there bare Of snow, with the
weather cold and with some favorable news from
the -cahOari. wheat actually closed lower than IL
opened. and little lower than Thursday night.
May, which started at - - and which sold as hign
as = 81. closed az = l-so - 4 cents. The Dull
failure partly due to the prevalence OF snow IN
the West. partly TO the fact that il WAS showing here
ut Chicago party 90 the fact that the seabOaTd reports
no new cX port business doing partly to the fact that
there was conflict in the cables but chiefly 10 the
fact tlat Cudahy a Partridge stouy opposed all bun
progress. hutchinson WIS large buyer during ue
day The message, from London and Antwerp were
decidedly bcari> of those from Liverpool were.
however. in bulish strain. The Northwestern re-
cepts small. only twelve at Duluth and only
12- At Minneapolis. but this was possibly due TO
storms Armour Il Go. and william Young & Co.
were such large sellers OF that the price yielded
= cent. May opening at 30 3s and closing AZ 20 .
cents. oats yielded l--d IA cent In sympathy with
corn but prevented from any decisive decline by
purchases hy Hutchinson. Provisions not active,
hut were steady, pork closing AZ an advance Of
cents lard a. an advance Of pa cents and ribs at
an advance Of = = cents over Thursday. May wheat
on the curb Is > cents.
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State Issues were entirely neglected OF city

State Issues were entirely neglected. OF city
bank stocks only Western National sold 10
at %.
The genera. bond market was comparatively dull
1T the Exchange, and developed waiting att-
tuGc While the market generally was steady
the issues OF Philadelphia and Reading were
specially wcak-thc general per cents at 81 "a
asa 49, the first income IS down to 65a6j -
the seconds to l6 and the thirds to 81 3-1a3s
Atchson Topeka and Santa Fe As firm at
about SO 1-2. Texas and Pacific incomes were
active m TO 80 5-S. Reference Is made TO our
full report Of bond sales.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
To-day was the last money day Of the week
and the last day OF the month Naturally the
market was disturbed by preparations To meet
March interest aud dividend payments. Yet the
early rate for call loans was per cent the
general rate per cent. and the small exceptions
salO per cent. The final rate per cent.
n" Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows Exchanges $ll5,30l.0s1: balances.
$6.31796s.
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor 10 the
Clearing House $365,6ls. The business Of the
Sub.Trcasnry for the week ended tonight in
cludes receipts Of Sl6sS7,l42 and payments Of
Sl3,964,35s leaving thc general balance at s. SO =
Goa, 65s against 81 SO 6sl 1913 February 90 show
ing an apparent gain Of 80 ,922.7sj. But deduct
ing from the payments 81, 900 and from the
receipts 81 600 900 for items which affect only it's
account with the General Treasury. its gain as
affecting the banks is $3,433.7S5. And this result
includes the payment CT S57S.576 for purchased
bonds and the receipt Of S669, 600 for exchange
on other sub. Treasures. To-day's operations COW
cred: Receipts. S4,044.110: payments. So.sl2.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-01
A NEW. YORKER ARRESTED IN BALTIMORE.

Baltimore. Feb. % (speciaD.-Mdrris Schiller Of
Ncw-York. held in bail today On the charge Of
selling bogus lottery bonds Schiller says he repre-
sents z. II. Homer, banker. No. IS Walst., New
York. Ten days he sold Paul Moos, Of this city,
some so-calcd international bonds The bonds
were certificates for European premium bonds and
showed that payment in full, the holder would
ceve Bucharest premium bond. Austrian red
cross bond Holland white cross bond and an Italian
gold premium bono. The certificate also gave a
number belonging to series emitting the holder to
a chance in q drawing. Counsel for the defence said
the bonds genuine and authorized by the Austrian
Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-01
THE NEW METHODIST UNIVERSITY.

Washington, Feb 23.-Bshop John L. Hurst Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. to day made the
6rst payment Of 100000 for the tract Of ninety
OF land lyins Just west Of "Oakview,7 ex President
Clevelands former country home, near this city, 10
be Nsed as the site of the proposed Methodist
University. The remaining payments Of the purchase
money will be made in irstolmeDts. Ii is estimated
that at least 81 100000 will be needed eret the
necessary buildings and u cndow properly the new
Institution. An appeal will be made for funds 10 the
Methodist Church at large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, MARCH S"-IHN fA00

., ., ho,co 60 Go0ss rs: fair TO good Sc 35aee %
Medium 20 far IS 5ods6 Is cus, sias5 h9g ,. "a
celp last "a hours, $3.50 head toal oi oaG head con-
signed head Of Which Hd sCC1 n mediums and
ioavy 81 2CdS4 % mixed - 20 fSPk 4G 81 10"
81 20 pigs 81 1oas rs roqghs So ogeTS Zoo head ship
ments 900 head market weak bseses' soSss 80
irexas corn fcd .tccrs - 90dt3 So lioss-ec,p.S
20 head shipments 1000 head mafKes az iIght
higher. miyd ~ sOd54 05 heavy. IS gaso % 90;
So s5aa 50 sps 1898 10 sheeprKScspI
81 S-as3 90 Western fed, IA so"So 90; leAAi''
"a lambs EJGrJ.
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NEW JERSEY DEMOCRATS AND TIE COLOR LINE

Red Bank, n. j., Feb. os-A commoton has been
caused among the Democatic voters Of Fair Haven
which comprises the eastern part of Shrewsbury Town
chip. over the nomination Of Nathan j. Williams. a
colorcd man of Fair Haven, for polling clerk, WIN
tams Is a Republican and the Democrats are drawing
Williams from being elected. ~
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r-rnrnAx rIXAXcIAL MAEKErs.

London. %. ~ p. fousoi-. o. 9. l6 FOR money
and e- ,.fg up a.snnrt. Atlantic and Great West roo
Arst n,fln4r trn-t-' c,rtir aes 5is ,an1fpn Pacific.
-1-.. lfl. second ,"-o- Iu5 ", Nfrlu ordinary, 80
- Piui ,Danou 90, Newly Oh Central, lu'.,, thn'
-ylynr'l. 5bA.
Non 81. > pr cont $3.50
l.-s afil',. quote per cent r-nto~ a. - francs ~
confines the account and exchange on London at -
france - confines fir chez
h. ~ bullion Into Ia" Bank of England
On f,flnr. today ~ so COO.
loo thn market for both shoF
and .lr.o months hi., !, taji- pr cent
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HE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Changes have been made IA the Clearing House regu-
laton. petroleum department OF the Consolidated
Exchange which have led controversy among the floor
traders Perhaps differences OF opinion account
Tor the small Transaction, lndugd In IN March options yes
to-day The Consolidated Exchange authorities have made
contract with Bank 81 the state Of New-York for
M conduct ~ clearance, free ~ charge. Heretofore the
Fourth National Bank las assumed the work Of making
final settlements cost ~ $500 per annum to the
Ike. ance By arrangement the Exchange save,
that sum- and ong-contnGri dunes Of the oil market
has rendered H. support OF the CLEARING House too IN
significant for There have been changes
fra ti, Clearing House rules which place the routine OF
oh tfan~aton- the ha-, that " railway stocks,
Ih. oil Traders uuI'r cid rules. compelled 10
settle all dg.renDe, S46 directly with the Fourth
N.tlonai Bank The trader, now allowed a limit o.
.rO before settlements made through the Bank 81 Oh"
state OF Nev-Aork would that the new arrange
fnt. Of te Consolidated Exchange authorities wore d.
.f..d o. benefit both tlr Exchange Is an organization
mad fhr nl,inD'f> individually. a.,
the ~tufk INci'l-t ti'i' was a >HiIN't'
Vol r 81 trading. tr record In cNc'-- OF ti'
amount OF Nlfca options dealt In At The Consolidated
pf,.. were virtually stationary. The h'ld news continues
- favor bear. and there were iuH"s OF concessions
mad. m rrico- at which rored OH is sold in bulk {" the
t,nh steamers which % 80 the moment th" pfhc'pl
,4rfl.r, of petroleum 90 Iul" hut there i no p''-p
~ long off mon thr erIdr market ana the lack "i
-l.cUlati,, g. maud ol-t hv the scarcity OF Natloha
transit certificates. Tine certificate markets. closed "'o'
qae fasc prices and the total dealings were as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-01

499: with balances of $l7s,o57.75o coin ana
Sc .64s, sos currency. xu..,.;.,..o,, -.
The United States Treasurer at WASHINGTON re- re.
ceiycd to-day Sl60,s44 National bank notes Tor
redemption. o.occo ,to :,
Tic customs receipts. were S626,67o the IN
ternal revenue receipts S4l0,6Sl, and the mlscci-
lanrous receipts Sl9.05,.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF casn
an hand and deposits in bank compares WIN the
frurcs of tie last previous statement as follows
~ rch 81 Feb 2S Differences.
Not gold on hand is or 22i ss5 6s56j7 Inc S5i5 Ivy
Net silver on hand 2iil96J0 24,JG0,Sis Inc lfiloo
Net iegaltcnd oo-oso n oce oto noc OF o7o
on hand -.....- ?9JH2-c 'oOoioi' D'' -'i'-'V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET-py TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. Feb. 2S.-Cittle-Reccnts last - hours.
800 head total for week thus iir. Is 800 head for
same time last week. 10 $50 head consigned THROUGH
500 head OF which | 600 head To New York; SALE
10 head steady sheep and Lambs Recclpts last -
6oO head; total for week thus fnr 32uDO head
for time last week 30 900 head consgncd through
200 head OF which 1000 head TO N.wN DIRK; sale.
5000 head fair demand. but at lower rates. sheep
Choice 10 extra s. 50as5 ~ medium to GOOD s5 2oa
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco Feb %


London. FEB: rs. n-rrodnss,-S leu linseed
ton yor western Spirit ef tarpentine 3os I'd per est
Ding gG degrees test LIS Cuba Musca,af0 fair
pe1ning Whale OIL a24aG25 per ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-01

on CITY, Penn Feb o2s.,National transit certificate.
salcs 5s 900 bbls charters S5,el3 bbls; shipments
100 sc bils runs 90. 10 bbls.
weak; National transit certificates opened at 0Ss
closed NJ oss highest, 9oie lowest. 9sA.
bradford Penn, Feb 2S.-Nstiona transit certificates
opened %; closed 9S's highest, 09s lowest, 9Ss
clearances, 6i2, 600 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-01

Tie quotations refined OH in barrels and in cares
,, rat,d unchanged at 40 aud go cents per gallon
respectively. Crude Ia barrels l. oil % cents at 40
cents. Nm,
Foreign Quotations were shade easier at BrcnFn
The figure. l,al7- francs az Antwerp, OeO marks az
Hrclann and - pDnce 90 L0hd0n
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A HEW.yEESEY Paper TO- BE SOLD

Red Bank, Feb 20 tspeciaD. The New.Jersev
Standard an independent paper. which has been pub
lshed here for thirty eight years. will be sold on
March 6, to satisfy a chattel mortgage.
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Net cash balance 97S 1j2 s2492Sseli Inc s5ioo5-
Although tomorrow Will be stcamcr-uay uhe
Nrcrn exchanges were dull and heavy at re-
duccd quotations for business as follows: Bank
ers bills at ~ 40 IS and 81 81 5-s for long and
short sterling respectively: French francs az
522 IL and 500: rechmarks at "a 3-S and 30,
and guilders at 40 and 20 Is
THE FOREIGN MARKETS.
In London British conSols again were higher
and firm at 81 81 q and 81 1916 respectively for
money and account The Bank of England gained
money for discount of bankers bills was easy at
4ai Is per cent and at Lad 3-4 per cent for
balances. Bar silver was firm at 4id. per ounce.
American railways away from home quotations
and ruled highcr than in the home markets from
the opening to the close At Paris French > per
cents rose TO and closed Mt ss42 l-2 and sight cX-
change on London firm at 25.27 IL francs to
thp g.
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Urn GOODS

CPECIAL OFFERING. -Carpetings Rugs
= Mattinas Fancy Furntare Italian SIR Blankets ",
sEn binding a. 50 so ANDREW TESTERS SONa
Madison ave. 56th 9th SIS.
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HOTEL ALTAMONT

:.
IN Euay Place abandonment boulevard In America. Inc
va bighe-: and hcalthest point:
NEW AND NOVEL. FEATURE ,.,..
the beautiful top Of house, the height Deinf
above Washington Monument one ean oN erlo9S IN
hin PARK and surrounding country heated by steam ana
og fires Enclosed by immense plate Pas. windows MAKES
n a sun Parlor and reception combined. Must be seen
TO be appreciated Hotel /. the American plan cuisrs
homeike and refined Rooms en- SUIT slhfle anu wiz.
bath Chat.oa-nee Springs water FRI IN purity II sur
passes Poland Springs Of Maine. Pamphlet describing
nal,inore and Hotel Altan0nt sent free.
D'' ~ c. WARMER sTORK. Proprietor.
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Actual cash In
Treasury vaults
o.s outstanding .. - 49,, 90, -. 800 %,
certificates .-.72lo Zu3 vi 80 =a
fin banks. D0oiSJfJ ZJ,3fV,N'O b'S i'-f"''
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SUuIH OH vi Ia
lat
ey Apr, 80 con
1000. ..9
Syra Bin a n Y
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Anfticn Sale Of Gorses.

VILLAGE FARM TRoTTING STOCK.
AT AUCTION.
SIXTY-THREE HEAD.
the property OF
Mr.. &. j. HAMlIN,
Buffalo, y. V,
TUESDAY MARCH 4. 1890. at 10 o'clock. %
the American Institute Building
Sd.ayc between 63d and GATH sts New-York.
PETER C. KELLOGG co, AUCTlONEEisS.
Office, f07 Johnst
The horses will arrive the place OF sale March aM
NAV be seen otherwise regardless OF weather.
"a track OF one-eghth milo within the building furnishes
ample facilities. g.. . -.,n.
The stock includes Stations Brood Mares and young
driving Horses OF speed. OF them by Nam
brine King and Hanlins Amont Jr but also incuoins
the get OF other fashionable sres.
'0' la'"'os PETER c. KELLOGG 4 CO.
1O7 John-st.. New-York.
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II OTEL DENNIS. ATLANTIC CITY.
IL Ocean end Of Michigan-ave (Opcn all the year.)
All modern cOnveDiences.
IOSEPH II. BOHrON, Proprietor.
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n ENNHURsT, ATLANTIC CITY, n. j.; now open:
-. JAMES HOOD.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-26
Shot from Behind.

Friday afternoon about o'clock, Mir. Percy Upton, living on the old Joe White farm, eight miles east of here, was shot down in cold blood, by parties unknown. He was cleaning up new ground, piling brush, etc, and his wife, who had brought him his dinner, was with him at the time. By means of brush heaps, party had crept up to within twenty-five yards, and while Mir. Upton's back was turned, fired full load of buckshot, eight of which entered his back, two going through and lodging against the skin. He fell, and hls wife, who was so excited that she could not think what had happened, rushed to his side, and the assassin escaped without being seen, in the same man. ner in which he had come. Mir. Up- ton is young man about 22 years old, and but recently married the daughter of neighbor, Mir, John Crowell. Physicians were sum- moned, and it was thought the wound was fatal, but we learn from Dr. w. E. Arnold that it is possible he may recover-when last heard from was doing we'll, with little bad indications of inflammation setting in.
 Young MT. Upton lives with his father, Mir. John Upton, an English man, who came to this county from Hampstead about year ago, buying the farm from Rev. J, F.. Lowder milk. We learn a lawsuit about the place has engendered hard feelings, both Mcssrs. Upton, Sr., and Jr., having received threatening letters, telling them to leave the country. Uptons are we'll regarded by neigh bors generally, and forty or more men turned out Saturday to try and ferret out who dld the shooting-all were indignant and shocked at the outrage. All our people deeply re- gret that so foul a crime has been committed. and will leave no stone unturned to catch and properly pun ish the criminal. Our efficient Sheriff was on the ground Saturday morning, and hopes are entertained that he will follow all clews and soon jail the deep-dyed william, who so wantonly shot the young man.
 For the present we leave off ru- mors duplicating any one, awaiting developments.
 As we go to press, we learn young Upton is getting along we'll, but his chances of recovery are slight.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-26
Bucklen's Arnica Saive.

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteey to give perfect satisfaction, or none. refunded. Price 25 cts. per box. For gale by Hugh Moncrief.
 Innocence and mysteriousness never dwell long together; neither does Cascarine and constipation. !
 Sore throat, hacking cough, chest pains, etc., cured by taking the great remedy 'C. C. C. Certain Cough Cure" Sold by Hugh Moncrief.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-26
CLOTHING.

To clothes not that is the question: whether tis nober in the mind buy good suit of clothes and be ortabe, go about clad rags and bad cold We must wear clothes; draw d doctors bill around and % through life You don't have pay s25 for suit your fathers had pay-you get suit ot less than half that sum- l. I. Brooks X Co. have Clothing for the long, the short the ean the fat the rch the poor the le the big the old and the young Don't go around the world like you will enough time running from your ghbors dog pay for several suits Go to T. Brooks & Co.'S where you will find complete line of Clothing and Furnishing Goods
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-26
WILSON X McRAE How. Co.,,
 Hope, Ark.
A Lady in South Carolina Writes:

My labor was shorter and less painful than on two former occasions; physicians astonished; thank you for Mothers Friend" It is worth it's weight in gold.
 Write Bradfield Regulator Co.,, Atlanta, Ga., for particulars. Sold by Hugh Moncrief
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-26
A CALL!

The members of the Democratic Central Committee of Nevada county are called to meet at the court house, in the town of Prescott, on Saturday, the lst day of March, 1890. A full attendance of said Committee is earnestly desired.
 NJ. NJ. SPEARS, H. STANTON, Chm. C. C. C.
 Secy C. c. C.
 Prescott, Ark, Feb. 6, go.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-26
When you to to Hope

Be sure to go and see
 Rhodes & Reed at the
 trade palace, because WE can save you money, in buying goods. Have a large roomy store and no rents to pay. Evidence our immense business, a car of flour and meat, also other goods, every few days. Believe in selling in quantities, at small mar gin. You can buy any thing from a paper of pins to a barrel of flour, cheap CT than you can buy at Little Rock or St. Louis. All winter gOOQS, ClOCH- ing, ladies' cloaks and jackets, blankets, etc., at less than cost. No other house can sell anything in our line cheaper than we do. Have a few fine
 buggies to go at cost,
 to make room for a
 new car lot Fish Bros.
 wagons--Handle best
 wagon made. Call
 and see us.
 RHODES < REED,
 Hope, Ark.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-26
A WelI.Known Educator.

Ft. Worth, Tex, Apr. 10, '99. Mir. A. k. Hawkes. My dear sir: On account of injury to my eyes while q student, l have had to use glasses many years, and while l can not explain the excellence or defects of any make yours suit my eyes best.
 ALEX HoGG,
 Supt. City Schools. All eyes fitted and fit guaranteed at Hugh Moncriefs drug store.
 Into each life some rain may fall some days may be dark and dreary." Gloomy forebodlngs are often caused by q deranged liver; the best liver regulator is Cascarine.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-26

have all grades and can suit you in tobacco, prices as low as any house in Prescott.
 Gro. w. TERRY.
 Cascarine is the only sure cure for constipation try it and be relieved if you are q sufferer from this dread disease.
 For safe and certain remedy for fever and ague, use Dr. J. H. Me Lean's' chill and fever cure; it is warranted to cure.
 The greatest truths are the sim simplest. Cascarne is the greatest of all liver regulators; pleasant to take and guaranteed to cure.
 There is no happiness without good health, and no perfect health without good digestion. Therefore, if you wish to be truly happy, take Cas- carine.
 Dizziness, nausea, drowisness, dis tress after eating, can be cured and prevented by taking Dr. J. II. Me- Leans Liver and Kidney Pellets Git tie pills).
 If health and life are worth any thing, and you are feeling out of sorts and tired out, tone up your system by taking J. II. Mclean s Sarsaparilla.
 Dr. 0. J. Short, Texarkana, Tex as, Specialist, Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat and Lungs. Hospital expe- rience, New York, London and Vienna. Office over Smith Drug Co. Consultation Free.
 Germeteur, the great disease de- stroyer. is still doing it's good work all around-new testimonials and good words for it received. The 75c quart bottles are going fast. Give it trial. Sold only by Hinton Drug Go.
 Pimples, blotchcs, scaly skin, ugly spots, sores and ulcers, abcesses and tumors, unhealthy discharges, such as catarrh, eczema, ringworm, and other forms of skin diseases, are symptoms of blood impurity. Take Dr. J. II. McLean's Sarsaparilla.
 We buy our goods in car load lots and are enabled to sell cheap and supply the trade, in all kinds oi hardware, agricultural implements sash, doors, blinds, etc. Will be pleased to serve our Nevada county friends.
 WILSON X McRAE HDw. Co.,,
 Hope, Ark.
 BED SPRINGS. We manufactur, first-class bed springs, from besi steel wirc-the improved Hefnei spring, best made. Prices reasona ble. Will make springs to order Wool and feathers taken in exchange for springs. Call and see us, jusi above Hinton's drug store, Main St WALKER X DUCKwoRTH.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-26
BOOTS AND SHOES.

They have shoes for the big foot the little foot the long foot and the short foot for the old foot and young oor the foot that has rod the weary path of life for many years that has stumbled the of adversty and waed through the of old age for the foot that has tered upon the rugged road the foot that feels vigorous enough kick the Rocky Mountains into the In fact they have Boots and Shoes for everybody every pock and they the people of this and adjoining counties come and see them. No trouble to show goods.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-26
GRocE ER1ES.

department greatly enlarged and principally under the will all find the complete nou meal moases coffee soa
  seeds butter and ad rolled apples, tobacco. snuff all kinds of fancy We have free delivery driven Phil Deadman, prepared make
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-26

Hoods Sarsaparilla cures catarrh by expelling impurity from the blood which is the cause of the complaint. Give it a trial.
 Isham II. Mack, Hope, Ark, keeps a large stock of furniture ana undertaken supplies. Will be glad to serve friends in Nevada county. Can suit you in quality and price
 Call on Walker & Duckworth, next door above Ilinton's drug store, for the celebrated Hefncr bed spring. They manufacture them, and sell at reasonable prices.
 Mir. w. H. Mack, who has charge of the large furniture house of l. Il. Mack, Hope, Ark, will sell you fur niture at prices that will please, MT. John Atkinson assists him in the bus mess. Call, examine and price.
 Dr. D. l.. Hartsiield, Dentist, can be found at his office, at Hope, Ark. the first twenty days of each month; the other ten days he will travel in the country and up and down the railroad