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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-02-07

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a witness testified that .sthere was
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many last words that the undertakar.s
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-02-07

Brazil started out queer for a republic
One of the first edicts of the new govern
ment was an order establishing a strict
censorship over the Geographic dis
patches that left the country. This is
what Bismarck and the car of Russia do,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-02-07

Ste ady work for he love of it. and
Tor the satisfaction and peace which
It brings, never breaks the worker
Town. On the contrary, it so weakens
temptations from without and so de-
stroys inferior ambitions and desires
that it gives the whole nature steadi'
ness and poise. 1t is the best cure for
restlessness. The joy of life for strong
natures lies in noble activity; work
adequate TO the aspirations of the soul;
work that brings calm by its magni-
tude, and by its very demands evokes
the best and greatest in us.-Rural New
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-02-07

1t is said that Dom Pedro himself
would have been permitted TO reign in
Brazil his lifetime out, hut his daughter
and successor, Isabella. was unpopular
The chief objection urged against her
was that she was too pious.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-02-07

Owing to continued emigration ana TO
tbo ,ersistent efforts of philanthroplS's'
-anncr;sm in Great Britain is diminish
inr At last This is hopeful. 1t shows
thap an impression can be made on the Il,
poverty and crime of nation, unlll
rooortIv one person in every thirty-three
in Great Britain was a pauper, Now the
tide has really turned the other way al
last
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-02-07

Mrs. Fangle who is reading the pa
per)-What are these Caledonian sports,
dear?
Fangle-Caledonian sports are Scotch
dudes. Harper Ra2Hr
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-02-07

Ar American who spent ninety-two
lays in France says he only saw two
pies in that whole country, and these
were in Paris and had no upper crust. -
Detroit Free Press
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-02-07

The way 20 pronounce Mpwapwa-
AXE mouthful of hot coffee and try &c
lay papa without swallowing it.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-08-14
NORWOOD'S PLAN.

Two year, ago Dr. Norwood wished to have some one to make a political speech al public gathering in the country, and asked MT Jabez IIc~terly to be on hand and speak. Mir Hesterly told him that he could not do so-did not know what 10 say. Dr. Norwood then told him jusl 10 go ahead and charge any thing he could think of against the Democrats and il would be all right, no one would be there 10 answer him, Mr.. Hesterly was too astonishcd to say anything, but in the election voted against Dr. Norwood, saving he could not support any man who would lie and misrcprccsnt ny the wholesale 10 gain votes.
 Mir. lIanhy charged this upon pr, Norwood, all oyrr Inc county and he alway, denied 1t nnul he got to Whites Ferry, when a brother of MT lIestcrly was present, then he admitted he might have said some thing of the kind
 Dr. Norwood and the other L. L. leaders are noted for ways that are dark and tricks that are vain. As inc Dispatch well says, they have got thc "campaign lic" down fine.
 Can any truthful man put ere dence in anything they say, after admitting they just tell anl I.a they happen io think of, against Demo, crais; When you hear their little orators make all manner of charges against Democrats, just remember 1t
Nevada County picayune., 1890-08-14
Lancburg Leaflets.

\ f tt rain good on-herc on the 5th inst.
 Mr. John Lane has been on the sick list for several day~.
 Preparations are being made to put up brick kiln al the burg.
 A great many are blowing their cotton since the ram. \ good idea.
 hear considerable complaint of ru.t in cotton, especially on old worn lands and also reports of the boil worm come from some farlnefs.
 X protracted meeting at Nil Moriah, conducted by Rev ds Oak ley and Stonecipher; also at Mt. Pi-gah, by Rev ds Price and Bar ham. in progress this week.
 On next Saturday at l 1 o'clock q. m. protracted service, will begin at Harmony, conducted by Rev. <. A, IIIl, and at Laueburg by Rev, J. W, Erwin. Hope much good will be ac- complishcd in our community, as a reformation i, certainly needed,
 Rev NJ, Oakley (Presbytcrian) delivered beautiful and entertain ing discourse To large and inter csted audience at Mt Moriah last sunday. His theme was "God $ love for man in the gift of His Son. ;"
 Jim Hill and myself had the pleas ure of being the guest of Mr. Dave Phillips, near Mt Moriah, Sunday. Mir. r. is not only q gentleman of unbounded hospitality, and has for n helpmeet a lady who can cook and load a table with yiand- to tempt the palate of the most fa-tidious cpicurc in the land but he is also one of the autcrriticd answering Democrats of Albany one who is not ashamed of it either.
 But few short weeks remain for us to look after the interest of our tickct-t the best that the voters of Nevada county have ever had the privilege of supporting. Let Us all keep on the alert; use every effort to get as many of our dcluded friends to vote our ticket as we possibly can, and when the day of election comes let nothing but the most serious, sick ness keep Us away from the polls If we are able to he hauled. let %. If all will do their whole duty. and be sure to be at the polls, our ticket k unquestjonably safe.
 t,uop LUCK.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-08-14
Eumct EtchingS.

Mrs. C. C, Lcgg is very sick al present. Hope to see her up agalf soon.
 The recent rams have made the cotton crop look little more flat tering.
 Rev. !. D. Whitesidc is holding 5 protracted meeting at Spring Hill this week.
 Mcssrs. Bob Smith and Rufus Adams. of Prescott, were down Sunday.
 Rev. ]. \. Hereford, of Hope preached at the Baptist church on last Sunday.
 Mr. ]. NJ. Thompson and wife have gone to the Lithia Springs for MT. F. : health.
 NIr. Jas. Gill and wife, of Prescott visited their daughter, Mrs. l.. II McSwain, last Sunday.
 A large number of our people at tended the meeting at ArteSiai church. on last Sunday.
 Prof. G. C. Jones, of the Metho dist College at Philadelphia, was here last week in the interest of his school.
 The protracted meeting at Antiol closed last Friday night. From what I can learn they had good meeting.
 On last Thursday night fire at the mill of MT. B D. Wilson consumed ten kiIns of lumber. Mr. w. says that his loss k nearly one thousand dollars.
 Preparation, are being made tol the barbecue, oil next saturday. Hope all will come up and let us not have a failure. DAHoeLE>.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-08-14
HoneaYillc Happenings.

Some rain.
 Crops looking some better.
 Georgia township will mako u shortest crop this year since "A Charlie Barham, of Dallas, Tex.. is visiting his brother, ". k. Barbam
 The protracted meeting closed :, Mt. Zion Friday-resulted in sevaa conversions and five accessions ,a the church.
 The candidates for State Senate. spoke at Honeavile Tuesday In stead of a political discussion, if w,. rather a political quarrel; was pei,ho, 1 pleasing nor cdlfying, but rather dis gnsting.
 The two elements known as tho r L. Republicans are working ye,r tremendously together no jars m cisms, all is as smooth as a marr;auo bell. Still the |. L. down here %, their Irish up if you call them Re. publicans; poor little deluded fol. lows can vote for Mitchel. Nelson Q, al., all the same. It is not stranoe that ALsley, Norwood, Jones. and the other Prescott dudes, went over to the Republican party. They are and have been for the past len years, political aspirants. But good farmer citizens, men of good practi. cal judgement, men who left the Democratic party with the ayowed purpose of fighting the Republican party to the bitter end, don't now 80 far forget yourselves, your mission in politics, as to be led directly into the Republican party by few de. signing. embittercd politicians. 'Ts strange indeed, Many good men who stood ill solid philanx during re. construction days have now joined hands with the old reconstruction leaders. Whyz Because they have become preiudiced and embttered against thelr former friends. If men would lay aside party prejudice and Illl feeling, and calmly survey the situation, they would return to their former friends and work for the sue cess of the Democratic party An,lcy may ply the party lash butt will do no good. The people under. stand his political motions. He tried to be q great Wheeler, and Ia great Alliance man. Why: Be. cause he thought he could use those organizations for his own elevation and agraHdizemcnt, bat the scheme won't work now. The Alliance not going the Captain $ way.
 FELIX GRrNDr
Nevada County picayune., 1890-08-14
BOtlcaW Bells.

Everything seems to have inspired new life since the refreshing showers.
 w. I. Settle and Mir. Iliggason started for WaIlaccburg last Satur- day morning,
 There has been q sight of sickness m tn, community ,oms improving but very slowly.
 NIT j E. Bean, from Howard county Ark, ha, been visiting hls sick daughter, Mrs. llairston.
 There was not any school at Bod- cav last week. The Professor at tended the teachers institute.
 Mr. iW. r, IIairaton, of Lamar tine k visiting relatives and friends in this community,
 Prof. settles singing school at Mt. Morial closed the Eth inst. He had a good school There were some from Bodcaw that attended the closing
 We had very sad incident to occur last Friday As Mir. r. k. Thomas was returning to Bodcaw with lhe mail from Hope, and had gone about two miles, when he met q wagon. his mule got scared and he got thrown out of his gig; his head struck the wheel, and received a fatal wound. He was carried to the house of Mrs Davis, where he was cared for; physician was sum moned, but alas! he was dying hNcd about 3 or hours. His fami- Y got the news late that eve and his wife, son and MT. II. l., Lightsey went to see him. Though he had been dead several hours it was so
Nevada County picayune., 1890-08-14
ORIGINAL PACKAGE BILL

The President approved the original package bill Friday, which effcctually stops the sale of whisky in all prohibition districts. Daily press states that the Senate bill became the law. Below we give full text of the new law:
 Be ii enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America, in Congres, assembled, That all fernented, distilled, or other intoxicating liquors, or liquids. transported into any State or Territory, or remaining therein for use, consumption, sale, or storage, shall upon arrival in such State or Territory, be subject to the operation and effect of the laws of such Stalc or Territory, enacted in the cner- else of its police powers, to the same extent and in the same manner as though such liqud- or liquors had been produced in such State or Ttrritory, and shall not be exempt thcrefrom by reason of being introduced threiu in original packages or otherwise.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-08-14
PROVIDED.

Savation,i is in your ballot Dispatch.
 Provided you cast it for the Demo- cratic candidates, who believe that the people should rule that they should control their own elections without Federal interference-with- out the use of bavonets at the polls :; that all taxation should be just and equal; that all the silver that can be dug from American mines should be coined into legal tender dollars for the benefit of the people; that the public domain should be reserved for actual settlers that corporate wealth should be restrained by law from un- just exercise of power; that the Government should be administered in all respects for the protection of the people in the enjoyment of thelr just rights; and not for Clayton $ and Grayson's Fizerite candidates, who unblushingly advocate the talk ing of the control of the people : elections from out of the people $ hands and placing it in the hands of Federal supervisors who are to he appointed for life, and invested with power to bring election officers into any township from another State even to hold our elections, and with power also to employ troops to com pei Us to submit to it; who uphold and defend the robber tariff. and jeer at Democratic appeals for tariff reform; who deride the question of taxation, and whose only representa- tive in Congress, Mir. Featherston, voted to dcmonetize and stop the coinage of silver.
 Yes, sovereign citizen, there is sal vation in your ballot provided you east It for salvation, and not for Quay bristling bayonets and Clay tons chains.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-08-14

Glad to see the Democrats in our sister county of Hampstead in good fighting trim, with bright prospects of success. There is more harmo. ny and unanimity among them than in years. They put out the follow ing county ticket last week com posed of as good men as the county contains and we think will elect 1t For representatives, ], T llolt ana J, k. WimberIy: for sheriff, Jim C. Jones for county judge, Authur A Gibson; for circuit clerk, Chas. E. Royston for county clerk, J. Ford Johnson; for treasurer, Paul R. Booker; for assessor, Nun Hub bard; for surveyor, John R. Gratiot for coroner, Dr. J k Carroll,
Nevada County picayune., 1890-08-14

startling to all. We feel assuro,,
 has gone to that land where m ~ a; ne ness, sorrow, pam or death V" come. His remains were interrad, ,an Union cemetery; q short tall, 'a prayer by Bro. Kidd. The bere.'a, na family have our deepest symns,n ea 1 pray that Gods choicest bless;us' may bestowed upon them; mar ii guide and direct them in the mcandn ae ing scenes of life. May wo .u live and act that we may be ,dn,;. so ted into heaven. Let's all moo, n
 dear brother in the realms of c,ora', VI, bliss. Nu.a
Nevada County picayune., 1890-08-14

To popularize himself with "PaP : niggers, as the mongrel bosses cal them, Judge Guyascntus Nelson 'eii9 them that he fought all through the late war for their freedom. ohe honest old colored man down m Jackson township who heard the Judge claim that honor for hlmSeh' knocked all the poetry and romance out of his soul by eXclaimlng Tn the most incredulous and matter-ot-tact way wy, MT. Nelson 'e knowed you ever since you used to % to town in your shirt tail, and dat was at least ten years alter de war and when you was not day ooer sixteen years old. If you don stop tellin dat story some white man ought to knock you in de head vii d lightered knot.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-08-14

\ fairly correct idea of the dis cussion between IIamby and Nor wood here last Monday may be gained from the report of an eight year-old boy who never heard a political speech before in his life, and did not know which party either speaker represented. He said ]: Mamma, every little while when Mir. IIamby was speaking all the people would stamp the floor and clap their hands and whoop and hollo and laugh so loud that you could hardly hear anything. But while Dr. Nor wood was speaking nobody made a bit of fuss, except little, sickly looking man who sat near me, and he stamped the floor with just one foot. " It is fair to say, however, that the little fellow did not remain to hear all of CONGO Norwood's speech, which, toward, the close, was ap- plauded by the bosses present more than it deserved tc be.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-08-14

It seems to be the purpose of the Dispatch to allow the election to come on without retracting it's charges that the Democrats received money from the book trust for use iii the late school election, and that Birmingham was excluded from the Methodist church here for political reasons. Let your vote be q rebuke to falsehood and slamder.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-08-14

Pap should have special tickets printed for the "niggers, whose votes he ha> sold to ms so-called Union Labor candidates At the head of these tickets there should be picture. In the foreground of this picture there should be a group of triggers, as Pap calls them, de- claring to one another that they will not allow him to watch them, or vote Us he dictates. In the rearground pap's lovely and promising young son, Sammie, Judge Guyascutus Nelson. MT. sam Gee, and the rest of the rounders, should be shown pcePing out from q iimpson weed thicket, and shaking their wagon spokes menaciugl} at the group of ''niggers' in the foreground Such tickets would be 50 suggestive of the Clayton bosses idea of free ballot and a fair count that we think they might circulate them as campaign literature with good results.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-08-14

Pap started his little son, Clayton, out of town some time ago on an old horse which looked to be more valu- able for crow bait than anything else. As the boy rode away Pap told him that if he could get ten dollars and five votes against White for the horse. to sell him. We have never heard whether the boy came back afoot or Got; nor do we know who owns the horse now. We will ask Mr. Buchanan the first time we see
Nevada County picayune., 1890-08-14
Pleasant Hill Pickings.

Hot and dry.
 RaIn in some spots.
 NJ. ! NJ. Fincler closes his sing iu9 school at Lamartine to-day; @ las about 10 scholars well trained. Hurrah for IIamby He downs No5wood at every place, and is sick cnlng some of the |. L. P.'s in thi township.
 Mir. \. Y. Rogers and family as visiting in this settlement, from nen Ft, Smith They report good crops in their county, and nearly every body Democrats said the L. L. F. were not known in Sebastian counV' Mrs Rogers is a sister to Messrs' h' ]. and ]. C. Alder, of thls place Ma, aIi thy day. be bl"~t and free
 May not n sorrow fall on thee
 Ma, Democratic .uu upon thee shine
 And peace. -wrrt peace, be ever thine
 JOHNNY GERMAN.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-08-14

The Nevada county bosse, are still badly "pestered." Col. Chas, F., Cunningham, of Little Rock who was their nominee for Nice-p President two years ago, continues to hold out firm in his expressed intention to vote the Democratic ticket al this election in preference to Powell Clayton's ,o-calIed Uuion Labor tlckct.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-08-14

Hon. WY Tompkiu. is not only doing a great deal of efficient work iu his own couu- ty, but is assisting the Democracy in other counties He is an able, eloquent and az grcssiye speaker, and never fail. to win well meritcd applause for himself and votes for the Democratic party. Three cheers for Tompkins and hi, grand work for Democra- cv:-I Hope Gazette.
 We can most heartily endorse the above high compliment, most worthi- ly bestowed upon our fcllow-towns- man. And his work is effective, too, because all the people have the ut most confidence m him.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-08-14

To the colored voters: Pap nomi- mated the so-ealled Union Labor candidates himself and has sold them your votes. If he has not divided the poodle with you yet, make him do it at once. or vote against his ticket. Do not let him put you off with promises Demand your shares in advance, and have them, or vot, the Democratic ticket
Nevada County picayune., 1890-08-14

Dr. Norwood and the Dispatch make much ado, charging that the Democrats have double-barreled platform, because of typograph- ical error leaving out q half dozen words. The PFNrNE simply copied platform from another paper which had made the error. We will make correction next week. Their charges amount To nothing the Nor wood plan you know.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-08-14

The PIcAryNE commend, the pres cat political attitude of Col. Chas E. Cunningham of Little Rock to its Union Labor friends in Nevada county Col Cunningham was the Union Labor candidate for Governor four wears ago. and for Vice-Presi- dent two year, ago. But in this election he k publicly declaring his attention to support the Democratic ticket ia preference to Clayton's so- called Union Labor ticket Let the people be admonished.