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Nevada County picayune., 1890-12-11
Cheering News for the Holidays.

To enable the people living on the line of the Iron Mountain Route in Arkansas to visits their old homes in the State of Ten nessee, Southwest Kentucky, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, or Flor ida, and take a trip to St. Louis. Memphis, Louisville, or Cincinnati, this road will sell tickets at half the regular rates. Tickets will be on sale December 20th, 2ist, 22nd and 23rd, and be good 10 return in thirty days. Through trains and coaches will be run from points in the State to designation in the above named States without delay of any kind. For information concerning special trains, tickets and further informa- tiou, see your nearest ticket agent
 Knitting and sewing silk, silk en- broidery, button hole twist, at J. T. Brook X Co.'S
 White Brothers have just received q large invoice of Christmas Candies, Fire Crackers, Toy Pistols, etc.
 Sick headache is the bane of many lives. This annoying complaint may be cured and prevented by the oc- casional use of Dr. J. II. Mclean S Liver and Kidney Pellets (little pills).
 WANTED, To sell or rent, well furnished barber shop-two good chairs, razors, mugs, etc. A good man can secure a bargain by apply ing to J. r. BELL,
 Prescott. Ark.
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The best Sl.75 full stock mems boots in Prescott are at Brooks, Blake X Co. 6.
 When you go to Camden don't fail to call on G. II. Stinson X Son, for bargains in watches, clocks, jew elry, school books, school supplies, etc. They are headquarters, and will save you money on any of these goods.
 j. T. Brooks X Go. will receive this week a car of fresh flour, large lot candies, nuts, oranges, apples, new crop Louisiana molasses, sugar, rice, new prunes, eyaporated apples, pickels, cheese, mince meat, canned goods, etc. Go and see them.
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Low Railroad Rates for the Holidays

The Iron Mountain Route greets all its friends with the wish for the merriest Christ. mas and the happiest New Year. and takes pleasure in offering greatly reduced round trip rates to enable them to visit their friends at any point on this road not over 200 miles distant. Tickets are on sale December 24th, 25th and 3lst, and January list, good to.return until January 5th. For tickets andi all further information, apply to your local ticket agent.
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A private letter to the editor of this paper from Senator Jas. k. Jones, dated at Washington, the 1th, says, it is not known what will be the final outcome of the Force bill, but hopes are entertained that it will yet be smothered.
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For Christmas goods, silverware, novelties, etc., suitable for presents, send to G. H. Stinson & Son, Cam den, Ark. They have choice line at bottom prices.
 For neat fitting tailor made cloth ing, go to Fred Aurin, the tailor. He guarantees fit, Will also do repairing, cleaning, dying, etc, on reasonable terms. Office next door to Dr. Wingfelds.
 Now is the time to buy your win ter suit. J. T. Brooks & Co. have the largest and most complete stock in Prescott. They have children s suits from Sl.00 to S6.O0. Boys suits from s3.O0 to $500. louth's suits from S3.5O to sl2.O0. Mems suits from S4.O0 to S25.00. Do not fail to call and see them. New cor ner brick, East Elm street.
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Cold Waves

Are predicted with reliable accuracy, and people liable to the pains and aches of rheumatism dread every change to damp or stormy weather. Although Hoods Sarsaparilla is not claimed to be positive specific for rheumatism, the remarkable cures it has effected show that it may be taken for this complaint with reason- able certainty of benefit. Its action in neutralizing the acidity of the blood, which is the cause of rheuma- tism, constitutes the secret of the success of Hoods Sarsaparilla. If you suffer from rheumatism, give Hoods SarsaparilIa fair trial; it will do you good.
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From reliable parties here and at Hope, we learn that Judge C. E.
 Mitchel, of this Judicial Circuit, will soon l,,:..n ;hr office of Judge to take Federal office in Oklahoma. The many friends of Hon. w. Y. Tompkins are urging him to come out for the Judgship when Mitchel goes out, and say they are going to run him anyhow. We most heartily favor him, as the most capable, suit able man for the place. Nevada is entitled to the nominee, and we pre- dict our friend Tompkins will get it..
 Judge C. r. Smoote, we learn, will not allow his name used for the place.
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Poker Jack Mcclure has rendered bill of over S6,000 against Uncle Sam for services as State Supervisor in the last Congressional election. This, too, for very little work done. Republicans know how to ilch the Treasury. Senator Jas. K. Jones deserves credit for asking for inquiry concerning it.
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Hoods
 Sarsap pariI|a Sold by all druggists sl; sir for sS Prepared only by oi HooDa CO, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 100 Doses One Dollar
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN, ARE.,

December l. IS00
 Notice i> hereby given that the following named settled has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before County Clerk of IlempStacd county. Ark, at Washington, Ark, on January 20, 1891, viz: Thomas W. Wilson, Hampstead He names the following witnessc, to prove ton of, said land, viz; Robert U. Donul, William L. Cooke. William A, Hardy, of Arcadia, Ark, and Edmund q Wynn, of Prescott, Ark. J. R. HUDSON,
 Register.
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Clerk McPherson, of the House of Representatives, has just had printed the official list of members elect of the next House, showing SS Republicans, 234 Democrats, s Farm CTS Alliance. One (District 2S, New lork) is set down as uncertain, and one (23d Rhode Island) is marked vacant.
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Tetter and Boils.

For years l was afflicted with an aggravated case of letter. l tried lotions, salves, soaps, and other out ward applications, without any bene- ficial results. In addition to the letter, boils commenced breaking out all over my body, causing me so much pain that 1 had to quit work and go to bed. I then decided that I had started wrong, and instead of using external treatment ought to % to the seat of the disease and purify my blood, as it was obviously bad blood that caused both the tet- ter and the boils. took several blood purifiers without any good ef- fects. About the time my case was declared incurable commenced talk ing $. $. $. In few weeks the tet- ter was cured, and one by one the boils disappeared, until l was entire ly and permanently cured. This was three years ago, and since then 1 have been free from any skin eruptions. My skin is now, and has been for three years, as smooth as any ones. $. $. $. not only cured me of the letter and boils, but also restored my appetite and general health, causing me to increase in weight and improve me in every way,
 NJ. $. POLLOCK,
 New London, o.
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CAtARRh

Is constitutional and not local disease, and therefore 1t cannot be cured by local applications. IL requires constitutional remedy like Hoods Sarsaparills, which, working through the blood. eradicates tho impurity which causes and promotes the disease, and effects a permanent cure. Thousands of people testify to the success of Hoods Sarsaparilla as a remedy for catarrh when other preparations had failed.
 Stuffed-Up Feeling.
 "1 will say have been troubled for ssv- eral years with that terribly diSagreeahle disease, catarrh. l took Hoods Sarsapa- nlla with the very best results. It cured me of that continual dropping in my throat, and stuffed up feeling. IL has also helped my mother, who has taken 1t for run down state of health and kidney trouble" MRS. s. D. HEATH Putnam. Conn,
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Cor Loads of Bran New Goods,

of every knd and proposes sell cheaper than Will not allow Prescott Hope to undcrse ust try suit you any Kind of goods in both style and prices
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Swift's Specific is entirely vege- table medicine, which has ever cured blood poison, scrofula, blood humors and kindred diseases. Send for our book on blood and skin diseases mailed free.
 SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
 Atlanta, Ga.
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BUYS COTTON and PRODUCE

will buy your cotton and produce giving highest market price therefor No need to take long trip Prescott iope- guarantee to do well by you pay good price for your cotton and sell you goods low either place
 cordial invitation given to everybody to call and inspect my new goods Respectfully,
 Oct. 15 20. B. T. LANE, Lancburg Ark
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MEMS SHOES.
NECKW F. AR.

The largest and pretiest line of neckwear shown in this country to go at half their value
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J. BOuRLAND,
 Rosston, Ark.

Christmas will soon be here. If you want nice toys for the children, send to G. H. Stinson X Son, Cam den, Ark
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SUBSCRIPTION, l.5o PER YEAR Job Work Neatly executed. Local notices Toe per line each insertion be per line to regular advertisers who run them all the time.
 aslg" All advertising payable m"nthiy or quarterly. unless otherwise agreed on. Ad- dress ali communications to
 THE PlCAIUNE,
 Prescott, Ark.
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FARM FOR SALE.-I wish to sell a well improved farm, near Rosston' containing l60 acres. Two good res idences on place, with two good wells of water. Will divide and sell in so acre tracts if desired. For further information, write to or call on the undersigned.
 Mas. NJ. J. BouRLAND,
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LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES.

Chldens hocs (evcry day solid leather boom) 25c Ladies' } to 9, 60c to O. soft kid bottom, worked but'n-hole,
 flexible sole. former price Sl50, only S5c A big line of Ladies and Misses Fine Shoes, made by Stribby X Co.,, Zeigler Bros, Timby & Brewster and American Shoe Co., all go in this sale regardless of value
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RE AL ESTA TE.

White Front, two doors north of old stand
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DON'T GO To PaSks%i'6 TO &c, eIye GeT
10 get your horse shod Every his trade" Ia
good rule. Our trade Is Insurance and Real Estate.
We write Fire, Life and Accident Policies AZ current
rates In the best companies in the U.s. an" offer
better bargains IN real estate. both at home and else
where. than be had In other office In this cOun-
V. sepltf DIR. j. % HARRIS SON.
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s FL AW.

Story, Mary Bosworth; reading, Miss Jones
and the Burglar, Willie Krause; music by Ray
ard Mary Bosworth; and the following deca.
nations Johnnie's Prize Story, Clyde Butter.
field; Green Mountain Boys, james Gallaher;
Finding her Name, Mary Oleson; The Jolly
Old Pedagogue, Ralph Bosworth; Christmas
Forty Years Ago, Ada Butterfield; When Fun
a Woman, Mary Oleson; The Village Sewing
Society, Mary Bosworth; The Man in the
Moon, Roy Butterfeld; John Jenkins Ser.
mon, Roy Butterfed; The Beggar's Home,
Maggie Loring; The Switchmans Story, Jes-
sic Miller; reading, The Dressed Turkey, Bert
Butterfield; reading, The Revolutionary R'-
ing, Ralph Bosworth; cornet solo, Benny
Makeever. MCGINTf.
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feet used than necessary. The rods will
probably be placed on building In workman
like manner with an ample number Of points
and spires, which are very needful under the
circumstances, and the building Is roded from
ton to bottom, and for the same price the
building is insured against injury from light,
ming, for, perhaps, fifteen years; but wait, did
You notice in that policy the words u" for value
received :" IL not, Of what use is the policy
after the fire, etc. 1t might occur that you
will sign a note in the meantime, and 1t is
surprising 10 note the contents within the
same. II may turn up q Judgment note with
ample attorneys fees and good rate OF inter,
est mentioned. II you are out in the field
and rather infer that you may decide to have
the rods placed on your house, drop your
work and run to the neighbors for shot gun,
whistle for help; IL you whistle loud enough
we will be on the ground In short order, and
stop the laying Of rods on your building at
least we are informed that that game was
tried on q certain party in this vicinity. Space
will not permit further remarks, and we leave
Won TO your own judgment. The losing par
ties here are August Beersman. $S4l; Chris.
Rinker, sSs, and wm. Horn, $40
Dew DRor.
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Grand Ridge Ripplings.

GRAND RIDGE, March 22,-There are few
ca. es of humps.
Candidates for spring election are making
their appearance.
Miss Hattie Ford left Tuesday for visit at
Denver, Col.
Mart Bussard sheled corn Thursday and
sold to VIM Casey. Pat McCallup and John
Wheatland did the Smelling
John Gray and pard, the lightning rod
men, must like the atmosphere in this vicin'
ity, as they were still with us on Thursday.
James Porter. the collector Of Grand Rap
ids, will close up work this week with a very
large collection.
The east side of town is being adorned by
an addition TO the dwelling of Clark Moss.
The carpenters are about TO close up work
on Flnley's addition and we suppose the
plasterer will commence work Immediately.
We are informed that James Jones is pay
ing his old friends visit. He is located at
Anthony, Kansas.
r. NJ. Antrim was in Ottawa Thursday.
Bert Woodward is reported to be some bet
ter than at this time last week.
Miss Lilly Bragg has returned from visit
to Kankakee and Livingston counties.
There was very little stock shipped from
this point this week on account of the price
and the bad roads the first OF the week.
Annie Vance was on the streets Of Ottawa
Friday Of this week.
We have been informed that there was an
entertainment at the Hodgson school house
Wednesday evening.
The upper room Of our school Is now I'M
der the management of Miss Lillis, who
commenced work last Monday. We wish her
success.
A large number Of invited guests assem- pled
at the school house last Friday evening, in
honor of Mr. Cartwright, which party was
given as farewell by his pupils. The even.
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Deer Park,

| DEER PARK, March Give are awaiting
the fulfllment of Virgins prophecy. we
are prepared for anything. The warm wealth
er of last week filled all with visions of buds
and blossoms not to mention the near APP
proach Of shedding winter rainment and APP
pearng In the full glory Of spring suit
Alas ! 1t proved as great mirage and de-
fusion as ever greeted the eyes Of an Arab or
the ears of farmer in favor of high protec-
ton However, the weather is milder and we
are better humored.
Our postmaster has received letter from
the Department of Agriculture asking HIM
TO furnish information concerning gray and
pocket gophers in this section said informa
ton to be accompanied by skin of each ami
mai and all for glory. He has notified them
that his duties are not so arduous but that
with great pleasure, he will catch and scalp
gophers for the great moguls at Washington
when the gophers come again" he feels
the responsibility of the trust imposed on
him and is grateful to Uncle Jerry for bring
ing the gopher into public notice. His exist
ence has been ignored too long. This fact
has been mentioned to warn people who may
see him Uhe P NJ prowling about, by and
by, with a scalping knife in hand and blood
in his eye, that he is harmless and bent on no
evil intent.
Roads are, and have been, execrable
While the subject of road improvement is
under discussion, why do not the farmers ask
| Congress to furnish money to macadamiZe or
gravel all main roads In each state, where IL
| can be proven they need 1t ? 1t would be as
reasonable as TO ask Congress- to furnish
money for a great many other things-the
| Blair Bill or Service Pension Bill for in
stance.
| A Normal Glass drill vas given at the Bap-
fist church last Saturday. Another will be
given two weeks from that date.
The Cemetery association will meet next
Monday evening. full attendance of all
| is requested, as questions OF planting shrub
berry, etc, will be considered.
Mrs. Braylock, of Onarga, Ill, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Caldwell
The party at Mr.. II. F. Benefits, last Fri
day night, was pleasant affair.
Miss Carrie Morgan returned home from
Chicago on Monday. Miss Winnie Morgan
leaves Saturday for the city to make her
home In the future with her uncle, James
Morgan.
Frank Morgan, of Marseilles, is guest of
Z, II. Beardsley.
E. c. Lewis sold Witherspoon colt to a
Wisconsin party this week.
| number of the young people attended
the entertainment given by Miss llogaboom's
school, in the Hodgson district, Wednesday
night.
oughfare with himself and carry all on Wed
nesday. He will, as usual, take orders and
deliver goods for II. j. Gillen the coming
| summer.
Levi Devereaux rejoices in the name of
papa" It's girl.
Mr.. Fred Goodbred returns home from
Normal next week.
j. Studebaker sold seven loads of hogs on
Monday.
Election time is drawing near. 1t is tame
affair in Deer Park, usually.
G. w. Ellsworth tried the grippe" last
week. He has recovered.
U. s. Ellsworth is absent doing missionary
work for the Michigan Mutual.
| Miss Della Johns visited at Mr.. Strawn's
last Thursday. McGINTY.
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OCEAN TICK ETS. s sa h,pS;
lowest prices DIR j, o HARRIS a SON
BUILDING LOTS ARE ARE seT W. s rap,
RICHOLeON az sEELEY,

about 200 left the North South East add West DIES
of town, which still selling low prices Buy
now and save money. DIR. J. q. HARRIS son.
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Crawl. Mckay says when he takes another
leap 1t will not be from hay now, for such

Crawl. Mckay says when he takes another
leap 1t will not be from a hay NOW" for such
is bad for the eye"
We learned that II. F. Jones has sold the
right to manufacture and sell his patent pull
verizer and cultivator. Besides the amount
paid for the manufacture, he will receive q
royalty on every machine.
H. + Robinson will travel In the southern
states in the interest Of the syndicate.
Miss f. Douglass, the doctress, from Joliet,
is at her home quite sick.
James Harry and n. Mcintyre have the
grippe A.
(robin), George A Parker returns. He will
be here on time don't you fret Yes, George
and his whiskers are coming again.
We hear that VI. Robertson has sold an in
terest IN his tile factory to Chicago parties.
The factory will be in charge OF Jos. Lynch,
whom Mr. Robertson has engaged as foreman.
Mr. Lynch will build brick residence near
the works.
We have been asked to name some one for
Supervisor. Well, we won't be bit bashtul,
and name w II, Mcintyre }. II, Wormiey'
n Mcintyre, X. S Smalley, Jacob Schoenleh'
er, Allen ephcn j. ". 1raubue, w. H..
Conard and G, A. Virner. Any of the above
have the ability to ill the office. Who will
be elected We will tell yon after election.
Vim. Kelley has purchased Norman stall
ion Of Sass IL Miller.
Michael Ryan and Thomas Mclaughlin
drove through our town with some hne
horses which they purchased.
NJ. T. Garvin, OF Marcus, Iowa, is visiting
with his uncle, Mr.. Garvin, of Allen town
ship.
George Cleal attended the g. A. X. Encamp-
ment at Quincy, III.
The ). V. will install their officers on March
%, In q. A. K. hail. ENSIGN.
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Ransom.

Ransom, March 22.-U. s. Ellsworth. of
Deer Park, was on our streets Saturday,
looking after insurance business.
r. B. Bosley was in Ottawa one day this
week. He will not sell any implements, but
viii follow his old business, groceries and
hardware.
G. A. Virner has new stock of farming
implements.
p o. Whitemore is filing up his building
with farming tools.
Ed. Summers is doing duty as station agent
while W. Z. Jackson finishes up his tax col.
lecting. He says the delinquent list will be
email this year.
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THE COUNTY.

Nors number of items were received
from Opbir this week, and we should have
published them, had the name OF the antnor
Appeared along with his soubriquet OF hun
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R1CHOL ON q SEELEY,
ittOineys at Lar.
NOTICE.-EsTArE OF CHARLES j. BoECHsENiUs
~ DECEASED. Notice is hereby given that the under
signed executrX Of the last will and testament OF Charles
j. Borchsenius late Of the county OF La Sale and state
Of Illinois, deceased. will appear before the Probate
Court of said county on the third Monday (being the
18th day. Of May 1890, a. the Probate Court Room,
in Ottawa, In said county when and where all persons
having claims demands against said estate
fed TO attend and present the same in writing for ad.
justment
Dated this 18th day of March, A. d. 1890.
MARTHA NJ. B0RCHSENIUS,
inch q 3w Executrlx.
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West Serena.

Owing TO preventing circumstances IN
known, has not been heard from for some
time. However he will now try to make
amends for past silence.
Singing school has closed now and the
sweet melodies are hushed. but we trust 1t Is
only for season.
Miss Laura Conard spent few days visit
ing relatives at the Bend.
A. n. Porter visited friends in this vicinity
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Tucker spent Saturday
and Sunday at Twin Bluffs.
VIM Conard, of Allen, made short visit to
Serena friends.
There were not very many at the social last
Friday evening ON account of the weather,
but the few who gathered there had very
enjoyable time.
Grant Conard who has spent the winter
among us rs teacher Of the Ber d school, en-
tiers this week In the Business College at
Ottawa. We wish him all possible success,
and feel confident that his abilities in that
capacity are such as will enable him to make
rapid progress and be credit to the school.
1t seems that another ware house Is to be
built In Wedron. That looks like business
was beginning to flourish at that place and
success WAS to crown the efforts OF our farm
crs. Shall we attribute this to our friends In
the Grange Whether the credit Is theirs We
least to give them the benefit of the doubt
for, from what we have observed, the Grange
is good organization and seems to be
prospecting A. this point.
Mrs. Young, who has been visiting relatives
and friends, has returned to her home in
Belair, Md.
Mr.. Hayes congregation was not very large
last Sunday, although the day was perfect.
When the weather Is u little unfavorable, OF
avnrvhnuv pfYprg that a
but what keeps them at home when the sun
is shining its brightest? Or, are they all at
homer In such an intelligent community as
this, where every Sabbath brings with it the
privileges of church and Sunday school, 1t
seems a little strange that people will slight
them as so many Of them do. Why not come
out and make yourself one of the regular
attendants UNKNOWN.
There is a box at this Office addressed to
Mrs. A. Eppsteiner, and as the box has been
somewhat demolished the contents could
easily be seen, and they seem to be wedding
cake.
Andrew Lock went out fox hunting and
shot coon.
Mr.. John Elliott will 90 to Washington this
week TO take care OF All uncle who is very sick
Mr.. James NJ. Lock will have stock sale
the It'll Of next month.
The preserver Of peace a. Lenore thumped
fellow and now the fellows wife is thump.
ing the thumper with the law.
Miss Bertha Hoffman will quit the high
school this week. The young folks will give
her farewell party Friday evening at Mr..
Howe's.
John Broshide, of wilsman, is trying to
buy grain for Eschback In car lots.
The boys that came out on the jumper the
other night could not find their way home IN