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Nevada County picayune., 1890-03-19
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N ritteu nu the death of sherman Dauiell, hN a
 friend, from Saltillo, Texas.
 Farewell dear brother, swCetly sleep
 From every tnil and pain,
 The friends who stay behind and weep,
 Can't call you back again.
 Why should your life begin so fair,
 And then tO end so soon;
 our sun of life that rose $" bright,
 Alas to set at noon.
 We see in part, in part WI know,
 With time We haste away,
 God says to some you now must go
 To others, you must stay.
 Dear wife, guard well his little child,
 Nor let its footsteps stray;
 Christ calls from where your She crman is,
 And says this is the way.
 Dear mother, you have lost no son,
 such ties often riyen-
 l. 1T Il loss to leave this earth,
 And find hts rest in heaven.
 What can you ever gain by grief:
 Why nurse il in yuur brcast>
 \ thousand thing. will prove to Ills,
 That all - for the best.
 W. cannot live forever here,
 We know this Tiff, must pass
 The brightest flowers that bloom in May,
 bic by the autumn's blast.
 The, srcm to die they lie >o still
 Beneath the winter rain
 But when the spring shall roll around
 These flowers will bloom again.
 >a by onr loved ouc, when they sleep,
 And flower. ahuye them waye.
 We know that Jesus conquered death.
 Aud will destroy the grave. Chcatham's Chill Tonic is acknowledged to be the best. Physicians use and pre- scribe it. Cure guaranteed. For sale by Hugh Monerief
 Cascarinc cures constipation, reg ulates the liver. stomach and bowels, and promotes digestion.
 Nip your cough in the bud. by taking "C. C. C. Certain Cough Cure" a pleasant and effective rem edy. Sold by Hugh Moncrief. Nervousness, sleeplessness and a headache in the morning mark the inception of disease. Cascarine will remove the cause and effect a cure Battle billousness, besiege malaria and break up chlls with "C. C. C. Certain Chill Cure, the pleasant remedy. No cure, no pay, Sold by Hugh Moncricf.
 You cannot be happy and have in- digestion at the same time, but by taking Cascarine the digestive organs will be fully restored and happiness comeplete ensues.
 A dull, heavy feeling in the head is often caused by disordered stomach; two teaspoonsful of Casca- rine night and morning will relieve the unpleasantness.
 There are many cough remedies, but only one Certain Cough Cure. " See that the trade mark "C. C. C." is on the wrapper and blown in the bottle. Sold by Hugh Moncrief. Do net punish your children with bitter nauseous mixtures when you can get "C. C. C. Certain Chill Cure on a guarantee. Any child will take it. Sold by Hugh Moncrief. Good health, as well as n good name, is rather to he chosen than great riches. To insure this it is necessary to keep the liver in good condition, which can he done by the use of Cascarine.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-03-19

A joint resolution has been offered in the |. $, Senate proposing an amendment to the Constitution pro- viding for the election of L, $. Sena- tors by the people instead of by State legislatures.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-03-19

The location of tue Worlds Fair has not yet been definitely settled, the Senate having so far taken no ac- ton on it. It is possible that New York may yet get it, as Chicago, it is said, can not raise sufficient funds to carry it out successfully, while New York can and will.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-03-19

Gen, Dandridge McRae, of Searcy, thinks the population of Arkansas on June l, 1890, will foot up l,160, ,221, We think this is a safe estimate.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-03-19

The Hope Gazette is now a neat seven column folio. and all home print. The blauket-sheet, patent side papers, are gradually disappear ing among the country press.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-03-19

Hon. w. M Fishback, of Ft. smith, having been very strongly solicited to make the race for Gov ernor, is out in a very able and patri- otic letter, setting forth good reasons why he can not do so, and why it is necessary and imperative that Demo crats harmonize and work for the common good of the State and ma tion. He thinks it bat justice to give Gov. Eagle a second term, ac- cording to usage MT. 'ishback is not only one of the brainiest men in the State, but an able statesman, fine orator, good inancicr, and, withal, q polished gentleman. In lS92 his many friends will make him Governor of Arkansas.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-03-19

The Treasurer of Missouri is short in his accounts S30, ,000, but his bondsmen will make good the short age, He had been ln the office for many years. Short terms in this re, sponsible office is what every State should demand.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-03-19

The largest horse in the world has been on exhibition at Hot Springs. Animal is q Clydesdale, stands twenty-one hands mgh, and weighs 2Si0 pounds.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-03-19

EN-Congressman Taulbee, who was shot while engaged in a difficulty with newspaper correspondent named Kincaid, died on the 9th inst, at Washington.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-03-19

kilrain, the pugilist, will serve q ten months sentence in the pen for the prize fight he engaged in with Sullivan. He and Muldoon have been giving sparring matches at Hot Springs and Little Rock.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-03-19
Municipal Ticket.

Election to be held Tuesday, April 1, 1890 For Mayor, JNO. II. ARNOLD. For Treasurer, II. X. Sl kES. For Recorder, ALBERT MILNER. For Marshall, Il. A. Meet LLER. For Aldermen, J. K. HAMILTON, |. (. YOUNG, ]. T. BROOKS, r. C. HAMILTON, Q. k. F. WHlTIEN.
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Rucklen's Arnica Salye.

The best salye 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. IL is guaranteey 10 give perfect satisfaction. or none. refunded. Price 2j cts. per box. For sale by Hugh Moncrief.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-03-19

Mississippi's law providing for separate coaches for whites and blacks has been declared constitu- tional by the U, $. supreme Court. Arkansas should have q similar law, and her next Legislature will doubt less enact it.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-03-19

hereby announce myself candidate for the office of Tax Assessor subject to the ac- ton of the Democratic convention or prl- mary. l. R MCCAIN,
Nevada County picayune., 1890-03-19
FOR TAX ASSESSOR.

hereby announce myself Il candidate for the office of Tax Assessor, subject to the ac- ton of the Democratic eeuvevention or prl- mary. (. E. ANDREWS.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-03-19
ANNOI NCEMENTS.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

We arc authorized to announce James II. McCoHum of liemp-teud county, as eandl- date for Prosecuting Attorney, subject to the action ot the Democratic nominating con yeniion.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-03-19

Col. 0. C. Ludwig, of the Clarks- vile Herald-Journal, has newspa- per outfit he is offering at a bargain.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-03-19

At the solicitation of friends. hereby an- nouncc mys self d candidate for Tax Assessor, subject to the action ot the Democratic nom- inatinsr convention T. D. CATHEY.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-03-19
CORRESPONDENCE.
Neighborhood News and General Topics from Our Special Scribes.

Correspondents will please write upon but one side of paper and make proper names very plain Communications should reach this o'hce by Saturday or Monday Tuesday morning at latest Be brcf.-ong articles often have to be cui down. or Jeff out, it paper is crowded EDITOR
Nevada County picayune., 1890-03-19
 FOR MARSHALL.

announce myself q candidate for Mar shal of Prescott, subject to the decision of the voters at the ensuing April municipal election. N Y. WlLlNGIIAM.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-03-19

Pimples, biotches, scaIy skin, ugly spots, sores and ulcers, abccsscs and tumors, unhealthy discharges, such as catarrh, eczema, ringworm, and other forms of skin diseases are symptoms of blood impurity, Fake Dr, ] H. Mclean 8 Sarsaparilla.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-03-19

The Call, a daily paper, has begun publication at Searcy, by Joshua Hill.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-03-19

The bill making territory of Ok lahoma has passed Congress.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-03-19

swift's Specific is entirely a vege- table medicine. which has ever cured blood poison, scrofala, blood humors and kindred diseases. Send for our book on blood and skin diseases mailed free
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 Atlanta. Ga.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-03-19

The State University opened last week with fattcting prospects.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-03-19
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-11
FOR GEORGIA FARMERS.

The Newton County Farmers Alliance
meets at Almon to-day.
The State Agricultural Society is to meet
in LAGRANGE on Aug. Is next.
The crops around Irwinton have been
materially injured by the dry weather for
the past few weeks.
Griffin Call: The grape season is opening
up here. The crop will be much lighter
than last season, owing to the late freezes
in early spring and the unprecedented
droughts that followed, yet there will be a
satisfactory shipment made from various
vineyards The first important shipment
was made yesterday by express.
On Wednesday last the annual meeting of
the Troup county alliance took place at Mid
way, and notwithstanding the terribly hot
weather a very large crowd was IN at
tendance. Officers of the alliance for the
ensuing year we're elected as follows: w.
B. Whatly, president; H. W. Houston, vice
president; j. E. Smith, secretary; Nj Fling,
chaplain; j. N. Carlton, lecturer; J. d.
Hammett, assistant lecturer; T. W. Gun
bingham, doorkeeper; ]. d. Mallory,
assistant doorkeeper.
LAGRANGE Graphic: A. B. Handley and
several other gentlemen as well have no.
ticed the presence Of the caterpillar fly
in their cotton fields the past few days, and
are correspondingly anxious as to the dam
age these pests may accomplish before the
cotton is gathered This is fully three
weeks earlier than these flies have ever been
seen here, aud the gentlemen we have talked
with on the subj ect give it as their opinion
that this Is caused from the warm winter
and the extreme heat of this summer.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-11
threatened Revolution.

Nearly thirty years ago this country was
in the throes OF a civil war which shook its
foundations and brought its government To
the verge Of dissolution. The defeated
party in the preceding presidential election
began that conflict.
The life of the nation, as a constitutional
federal government is again in jeopardy.
This time the victorious party. the Senate
and House of Representatives, the Presi-
dent and his cabinet, the republican ma
jority who control all its depart
ments, are essaying to destroy it
to change it into military
despotlsm, q dictatorship. with only bare
semblance of that of a free republic. In
the name Of love of liberty and justice
they are trampling under foot the tradi-
tions, the customs, the rights of the states,
the rules of deliberative bodies, election
laws, and every safeguard of freedom which
the people have enjoyed for the past CEN
fury. The speaker Of the House OF Repre-
sentatives is the real leader in this crime
against free government. The President. a
weak bigoted. m lignant hater of the
south, the degenerate descendant Of Vir-
ginia revolutionary patriot, is mere figure
head and Reeds facie, weak tool-strong
only in his malice toward the section where
his honored ancestors lived and in his
official power.
These men, with their associates, hench-
men and camp followers, are plotting and
working for the revolution of the govern
ment. II looks very much like they might
succeed. Drunk with present power, they
are determined to psrpetuate their rule or
precipitate the destruction of the govern
ment.
They know that if left to fair discussion,
the people at the ballot-box, without
federal interference in their bshalf,
with free ballot and fair count, will
hurl them from power and keep them out
forever. Rather than see just, fair, non
sectional, anti-monopoly, equal administra-
ton of the government under democratic
auspices they prefer to break it up-to
revolutionize it. Their pending legislation,
if it is enacted, will certainly accomplish
this result.
The federal election law which has passed
the United States House Of Representatives
and is now before the Senate is revolution.
Let it be the law, and we have seen the last
congress and the last President elected
by the people of the states under form of
constitutional law. This act provides for
the appointment of federal supervisors and
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-11
GEORGIA THRIFT.

The telephone plant at Athens is being
put in as fast as possible.
A kaolin bed has been discovered near
Porterdale Mills, in Newton county.
The new bank at Americas is to be called
the Bank Of Sumter. Its capital stock is
$4,000.
The Washington (Ga.) syndicate, which
owns IT'S acres Of land in Decatur, we're
offered $4,000 for fifteen acres of land
few days ago.
Thompson & Farmer Of Covington
shipped over 100 bales Of cotton to Liver
pool five or six weeks ago, and have had
good returns from it.
Sept. 8 the firm of H. P & D. NJ. Armand
& Co. will have been engaged in business in
Conyers at the very place they now occupy
for twenty-five years.
A semi-annual dividend of per cent has
been declared by the Bank Of Southwestern
Georgia of Americas. Five per cent. is the
amount declaAd by the Bank of Americas,
after carrying over $4,000 to the already
large surplus fund.
Albany NeDs and ADVERTISER: Wolff
Harris, who recently bought the residence
formerly owned by A. Sterne, has begun
improvements on the old school house. He
will have it remodeled AID renovated and
make very handsome seven-roomed resi-
dence of it. He will not occupy the resi-
dence himself, but will rent it. He will
reside in the Sterne residence, now occupied
by Henry Galloway.
Albany Net0s and Advertiser: The
Albany census returns have all been sent in
TO Washington, and no kicks are being
made about it. Albany is too busy with
the wool aud melon business to raise any
kicks about the number of her inhabitants.
The census bears her out in what her paper
has claimed for her, and she leaves the
kicking to her neighbors who have been
blowing about fabulous populations.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-11
GEORGIA POLITICS.

At the invitation of the county alliance
Rev. B. NJ. Galloway will address the citi-
zens of Wilkes county in the court house at
Washington July II.
At the election at Abbeville last Tuesday.
the following gentlemen We're elected: For
mayor, Capt. A. Y. Beaton; for aldermen,
j. R. Monroe, Col. E. H. Williams, R. J.
Fitzgerald, S. P Lasseter, j. E. Bowen, j.
II. Little.
1t has been suppose all along that Con-
gress nan Blount would have no opposition.
An incident in the Jones county mass meet
ing held Tuesday seems to be, however,
a straw showing that the wind is not all
blowing Mr.. Blounts wav. A resolution
was offered in the meeting to elect dele
gates in the Sixth congressional convention
instructed for Mr.. Blount, which was voted
down, and the delegates were sent unin-
structed.
A lively race for the judgeship of the
Northern circuit is looked Tor in case Judge
Lumpkin is elected to the supreme bench.
Hon. Seaborn Reese of Hancock has already
announced himself a candidate. He was
solicitor general of the circuit before he
went to congress, and is consequently well
known. Judge s. h. Hardeman OF Wilkes,
Messrs. Hamilton McWhorter of Ogle-
thorpe, John z. Shannon, George G. Gro
gan and Joseph N. Worley of Ebert and
A. G. McCurry of Hart will all likely be in
the race If the election does come of a
lively time is looked for.
Atlanta Journal: County Tax Collector
Stewart aud his able assistant, Henry Love,
are very busy to-day. They are making up
a list of the registered democratic voters
Tor use in tie democratic legisla-
tive primary on Wednesday, July 16. They
are doing this work for the county execu-
tive committee free Of charge. work that
would otherwise cost about $50. Mr.. Stew
art selects the democrats out of the regular
list OF registered taxpayers. and Mr.. Love
does the copying. This list of voters for
the primary will consist of most excellent
class OF citizens, the best taxpayers IN the
city. They are all intelligent, honorable
citizens, and capable of casting good vote.
No election was ever more fairly and
squarely conducted than this one will be.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-11

figure, and altogether $3.50, 900 will give
Augusta the line 10 Ninety-six, s. c. This,
the Chronicle says. will give Augusta a
momentous connection. Ie adds: Nothing
less indeed than another line to New York.
Augusta men are going TO put the money
into II and then effect arrangements with
the Augusta and West Florida railroad.
and the result of their ssupendous sc eme
would see Pennsylva Tia railroad vestibule
trains from New York to Florida going
through Augusta via Townsville. 1t
look like a big undertaking, but this
is the age of vast enterprises. The
Georgia, Carolina ard Northern rail-
road between Norfolk and Atlanta
has been successfully engineered by
Gen. Hoke, and his systematic Robertson
is as an assured factor in new railroad
combinations. At Norfolk. where this line
operates with forty-nine steam packets,
connection is made with the Pennsylvania
road. To secure Florida connection it is
more than probable that this road would
manage TO cross the James river. From
there to Ninety-six via Raleigh is a direct
route; using the Robe tson system. The
management of the last named is in SYM
patty with the aim Of Augusta parties to
open up Florida to the Vanderbilts. There
is strong sentiment III Augusta
and West Florida circles looking
toward the building of branch to Jesup,
and this won d command Eastern and
Western Florida. The Pennsylvania system
has long wished 10 get into the Florida
business south. They thought they had an
opening in the Charleston and Savannah
road. but the Plant system was too quick
for them, and so far have plans perfected
that though schedules are talked of and it
will be no surprise il work is rapidly
pushed on the Augusta and West
Florida road through the promise
of consummation of these
projects. This undertaking, intimation of
which is all that can at present be revealed,
is from high authority. But on its heels
may come ere many days news of its per-
lection. Then, too, the Augusta and Chat
taaooga westw ard will take on unwonted
activity this fall. Those inside are working
like braves on Il programme that will see
work put on a new footing speedily. These
two undertakings are tittingly congenial
with Augusta's new life. There are big
things in store for Augusta in the early
futuren
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-11
RAIL AND CROSSTIE.

The South Carolina railway has COM
menced to operate a regular freight and
passenger schedule on the Columbia. New
berry and Laurens railroad. The stations
along the line have been called Saluda.
Leaphart's, lrmo, Balletine's Mill, White
Rock, Chapin's, Little Mountain and Pros
perity.
/, mere Is a rumor in railroad circles now
C Inat the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Weo ei system, which is so fast gobbling
up Che southern railroads, is bidding for a
tease OF the Mobile and Ohio lines. The
report says further that there is a probable
ny OF the East Tennessee getting the lines.
Inls would give the great Brice-Thomas
eyIulcate INES to every important point
ana In every direction in the south.
General Passenger Agent E. T. Charlton
ara w. +. Dawson Of the Ceutrars passen-
ger department have been working up the
passenger business in Macon. They have
- mus 4l arrangements to give excursion rates
TO the colored fremen's tournament AT Ma
con on July 80. Special rates will be given
IRON IRON Albany, Leesburg, Adams, Smith
niue, Amerlcus, Anderson, Oglethorpe.
Montezuma, Winchester, Marshallviile'
Fort Valley, Powersville and Byron.
A circular has jUst been issued bv r. M
Emerson, general freight and passenger
agent OF the Atlantic Coast Line, with The
following announcements: "Mr. H. M.
Eme! son is appointed assistant general
freight and pas ,enger agent of this line
effective July Is, 1890. " = i Approved. III
Walters, vice president and general man
ager." Mr.. Emerson has been chief clerk in
the office of the general freight and passen-
ger agent for number Of years. He is tee
youngest assistant general freight and pas
senger agent in the south, and his friends
are making predictions of a distinguished
career for hiEo.
>. The Augusta Chronicle says Of the new
line TO Florida via Augusta that it comes
pretty straight that moneyed people are in
the field to purchase the line from Robert
Slbley. The trouble seems to have been
That IN grading the road Mr.. Sibley's con-
structon company complied with the de-
mi1ands of each township through which
they went and expended the moneys there
subscribed. This has left the road patchy-
worked only in disiointed sections. 1t is
estimated that the work done on the road is
worth $500 The parties who have about
secured it will get it for about half that
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-11
LOUIsANA's LOTTERY.
The House Concurs in the Action of
the Senate.

The House Ooncur5 in the Action OF
the Senate.
BATON ROUGE, La, July 10.-At late
hour last night the House received a mes
sage from the Senate returning the lottery
bill and veto thereto in accordance with
the report of the Senate judiciary commit
tee, which was likewise transmitted.
Mr.. Shells of Orleans offered the follow
ing resolution:
The Senate having refused to consider the
governors veto of bill No. pa, which bill is an
amendment to the constitution passed by the
requisite two-thirds majority of all the mem
berS elected TO both houses, and as the action of
the Senate denying the right or authority of
the governor to veto constitutional amend
ment is in entire accord with
the views of this House, that
we heartily agree with and concur with the
Senate and adopt their resolution as ours, and
that the clerk OF the House bs directed to de-
liver to the Secretary Of State for promulga-
ton the enrolled House bill No. pa. with Ger
titled copy OF the proceedings of the House en-
said bill, and to take the receipt of the Score
tary of State for the same.
After filibuStering by the ants until
1880 o'clock this morning, the above was
finally adop ed by vote Of 81 to 81 This
diSposes of the lottery question as far as the
legislature is concerned.
Toe Pcdyune this morning editorially
says:
The right of the governor to veto the pro-
posed amendment to the constitution has been
formally denied by the general assembly of
Louisiana. We believe that this decision is
solidly based on the constitution.