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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16
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Messrs. Il lymond & Whltcomb announce
their annual series Of winter excursions to
California, November 18Th and December
18th being tho opening dates. There are to
be eight trtps In all, extending throgch the
winter months, aud every party Will travel
IN vestibuled Pullman palace cars Of the
latest and most elegant style. Ono or more
dining cars Will form part Of every train.
The November and December parties will
go westward via Chicago and Kansas City,
travelling over the popular Rock Island
route between those points, and The Sauta
Fe line west of tie Missouri! river. The
scoops Of the excu' slons has been greatly
Santa Barbara, Redondo Beach, Monterey
San jose, Nount Hamilton, and San Rafael
being Included In tho list of places to be
visited. There are four returning routes
with IL east. bound parties under special
escort, and the tickets are equally good for
uso Independently on any train, In fact,
the ticket, holder can exercise his own
preferences In everything, selecting hia
own places OF sojourn, and moving about
as he ploases, the return tickets being good
for use until July. At the same time he can
procure hotel coupons good at any Of the
leading resorts ct reduced rates, for a day
OF for months. In February there Will be
an excursion, under the firms manage
ment, from San Francisco to the Sand Wich
Islands. In addition to the California eg-
cursione, three tours through Mexico are
announced for January 18th, February Sd,
and March 10th. Descriptive circulars may
be obtained OF Raymond d Whitcomb, Ill
Sonth Ninth street, uader tho Continental
Hotal phiiadelDhfn
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

PATERSON, N. j., Oct. IA fire broke
out IN j. Il. Whites livery stables this morn
ing and before the flremen arrived several
horses were burned. The Il lmes spread to
the Exchange Hotel, which WAS almost de.
stroyed and the dwelling house OF A. r.
Rutsn was badly damaged. MRS. Rutan aud
her baby were taken from the blazias
structure almost suffoeated. The aneient
Pas'atc Hotel once the headquarters Of
Washington and Lafayette caughr on fire
but was only partially burned. The oocu-
pants escaped uninjured. hir. Whites loss
10 the most severe and the total will aggre-
gate about $4,000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

WIoHITA, KAN, OCT. 14.--l'he village OF
Andale was struck by "a hurricane yesterday
and suffered great damage. large
Catholic church was lifted from Its founde.
ton and thrown dis anee OF many yards.
Lighter buildings we're tossed about like
boxes. Trses we're torn up and went dying
through the air. No lives were lost.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16
Eeautsfal pearls In wisconsin.

Chiffon, WIS, Oct. 14.-Tne excitement
spread to this locality, The gems have
been discovered In the north and south
branches OF the Manitowac, the Killsnake,
and Mudereek, besides numerous small
lakes which lie 10 the county of Calumet.
Specimens of the pearls have been sent to
Chicago, New YORK and Milwaukee, and
favorable reports as to their value have
been returned,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16
Eirhtinc Innnor Wirh nKnnmitc.

MARTINsv1LLE, IND. Oct. Il The liquor
dealers OF Morgentown are in a state OF
siege. Saturday night dynamite bomb
was placed under Hancock's drug store
and the explosion which followed scattered
his liquors promlscuously, damaging stock
and the building to the amount OF sl,50U
A notice was placed on Worman's drug
store door saying his place was next In
lima
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

NAsHvhLE. Tenn. Oct. l4.-News was
received here to-day from jackson OF
dastardly murder committed Saturday
night near that place. John Gill, an in
Offensive negro was called to his door and
shot down by two unknown persons. The
weapon used was shot gun and his breast
was filed with shot and one pierced his
heart. No cause is known for the tragedy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16
sd. pnnl,. onurcn nceonsecra,cd.

LONDON, Oct. 13.-The bishop OF London
to. day performed special recommendation
service In B.. Paups Cathedral to purge the
ediflce from the dehlement caused by the
suicide which occurred In the historic
building on September 25th. According to
old traditions OF the church the shedding
of human blood In a place dedicated to
God deprives the building OF its escred
character, which can only be restored by
new conservation service similar to the one
performed to-day. 1t is unprecedented In
the history OF the Cathedral.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

gresham John L. Wilson, who returned
from Washington few days ago, reports
the loss Of his pocketboOk containing
$4,000 In securities. $3.50 In greenbaoks
and gold and other valuable papers. The
pocketbook was lost some time during Sat
urdny
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

Application has been made to Governor
Davis OF Rhode Island, for the necessary
papers tn secure the arrest OF Charles +.
Bates, who Is believed to be In Albany, New
York, and who is wanted in Newport to
answer the charge OF having a horse
covered with alcohol and set on fire to
cure It OF balkinesS, II
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

strohm, entered by Joe Mcdaniel, Oxford,
Pa. Summary:
Elcnmonu. .....s'.... l
Bamlet. .............,.......2 u
John btrohm. ............... ...3 .
Time, 2.40, 1881, 2 3sI, 2.Sgl.
In the pacing race, 23O class, for
premium OF $500, there were but two
starters; Smuggler, entered by William
Hall of Philadelphis, and Hermod, en-.
tered by 9. Ii. McGonigle of Lancaster,
Pa. Summary:
hermoa ....'...............'. l l
smuggler 2
Time, 242. 2S6, 2.35.
There were three starters in tho 90
class, trotting, for premium of $3.50,
80 follows: Buckstin Dick, entered by
Aaron Mil, Altoona, Pa; Belle Middle
ton, W. y. Marshall, Oxford, Pa, and
Richard Wilkes, W. b, Evans, Baltimore.
Summary;
Buck5kin DicR .........s...s....2 1 l
Belle Mlddleton.u.... 3 3 3
uIpnaFu Nllkeb. ................. q
Time, q 81 2 81, $50, 232i.
Cecil Duroo, 10 months solt owned
by q. >. WoOleY and sired by Star Duruo
Of tho Elkton Stock Farm, tFot,ed half
mile to beat hia best time OF 200 The
colt made the half mils in 1924, which
is claimed TO be iine performance.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

San DIEGO, CAL, Oct. 14.--Jose Castro
was arrested near Stonewall a few days ago
and brought to this city yesterday. he is
charged with the murder OF Mexican
Judge, who was shot down because he had
killed vicious dog OF Oastro's. This hap
pened yea ago.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16
DEMOCRACY'S BIG RALLY
THE LARGESr PoLIrTUAL MEET
ING IN WILMINGTON.
BLACKBURN, GRAY AND BAYARD
.ADDREssED TINE MEETING and
/, REkE LOUDLF OHGNRRn.

Fourth Street Fiiied from Market
TO SIMPLIFY by over $500 Einthu-
sinsttc DeniOcratS-AD Address ny
Senator hsiachburn of KcntucKy.
and Brief Talks by Va. Esayard
and NIr. Gray.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

Bellows Falls, VT, was visited by tho first
frost OF tie season Oh Monday morning. A
snow storm, lasting all forenoon, was re-
ported from Fergus Falls, Mimi, Monday.
The steamer Catalonia at Boston Monday
from Liverpool, reports passing large lca-
berg on October 9th IN latitude As deg, 81
min, longitude As deg, min.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

ELKroN, Oct. 13.-rhe eleventh annual
fair of the Cecil County Agricultural
Society closed on Saturday, not over
1000 people being on the grounds.
The unfinished races OF Friday were
trotsed Fl in the morning. &. j. Petchen,
Jr., won Two heHta in the 2.37 race and
having taken one in the previous day re-
ceiyed fist money. The heats on jstur-
day were trottsd in 2.3l4 and 2.32a, Tom
Farrell, who had won Two heOtg, took
second money and Star Chief, who had
also secured two TOOK third money.
Kiuxie won two additional heats in the
unfinished a 80 trot and took igst money.
Kstie CLARK, who won tia frat two heats
secured second money. Sadie NJ, Oh
whom the dollars of many OF the sport
ing fraternity found its way into the
pockets of the bookmpkera, finished
second in each of the five heats.
In the $50 class for premium Of 5000
there were three starters as follows;
Richmond, entered by d. II. Kelly,
Salem, N. j.; Hamlet NJ, entered by j.
M. McOamman., New London, Pa,; John
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16


ELKToN, Oct. 1O.-Tho attendance ycster-
day at tho Cecil county fair ia variously
estimated at from eliza to twelvs THOUSAND
people. In the crowd we're q number o.
prominent people, Including Congress man
Her nan Stump, and his Republican OPP
ponent Captain John Z. Wilson. Governor
Blggs OF Delaware. ex Sheriff William Il.
Leeds and Horace Disston OF Philadelphia.
In the school department, tbs North East
public school to0k nearly all the prizss.
The Eve premiums offered for map draw
ing were won by Minnie v. Matthews,
Arthur Little, Susie Smith, Bertha Hoage
Rad Lulu Benjamin, Of that school. Four
OF tho i've prelniuna for free-hani drawing
went TO the same school, the successful ones
being Arthur W. BeattY, Lulu Benjamin,
Minnie V. Matthew's and Arthur Little. Tho
second priz YVES won by J. NeRmau Davis
Of Elkton. The Wilmington Commercial
College nus an attractive exhibit Of pen
mauship OF scholars.
Prof. Coup and William A. AtheFholt,
both OF the y huylklll Navy Athletic Club
oil Philadelphia, Treetied Ia front OF the
grand stand. he former gained TWO out
Of three fails. Prot Doyle and Mr.. Snellman
OF Baltimore, also wrestlod and the latter
won. Prot. Doyle and Il. NJ. Bach OF Balti-
more, gave u spsrrlng exhibition.
The luiRos u the racing wore the sam
as on the previous day except that william
1 = AlINhlo AbOh tllo HiiSh u Shls WllAAAut
II. hcy as a-sociare judge, The summary:
Ekton Stock Farm stakes, purse So half
milo heats:
George :. wooley, Chesapeake city, Cccll
James Rutter, Chesapeake city, Eyl......a .
Harry Howard Chesapeake city, Duror...3 .
Time > OF, zoo.
Trotling, 3-in mute class, purse 200:
d. II. Kelly, Salem, n. j., Rich
iWu1l ........... ...ss-...........S
q. ". Irwin, Philadelphia, Tenn
pletOl ,.....s-......tt,......- : = =
j. NJ. McCamnent, New London,
Hamlet M.. ....,..,...r..,..l . J
Joe Mcdaniel Oxford, Pa, John
Strohu, ....... ...t...... s...s'...b 4 d
John kahn, Philadelphia, Sleepy
'lOcE .''.f-s uiA
i. T.. Snrsou, Lincoln, Del, Eta, dis.
Time, ?3g, =. 10, 9.3S, 2,36, 4.3S.
Pacing g.35 elias purse $3.50;
W G. Smith, Dover, Delaware Boy. l
danes 'laylur, AltOunn, Pm, Dukc...l = :
W. e. A. Thompson, Gnestcrtown.
Md., Jack ...........s..--s...-. -.---s uln.
Robert Smith, Philadelphia, llallboy.3 dis.
Time, 81 d, aa7, 2.5i : 3Sl!.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16
THEY LEFT HIM POKER CHIPS
an OLD GAMn PLAYED ON An IN
SUSPEC1JNG YlCTIn.

Tho Crooks Buy Eais Farm and
Have fsIm SHOW Sl.JDO rs "a
Guarantee tire 'ritIe in Cioar-Ehe
Cash PAImed BY One OF the Opera
tors.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

NASHVILLE, TENN. Oct. 14-LowenthAl
q Son. wine merchants OF this city, re-
ceived information last nieht that they had
won a test case which had been insti-
tuted against them as proprietors OF
a store In Louisville for selling "original
packages" The case was tried In circuit
court and the presiding judge decided
they could be sold under the conditions
with which the firm had compiled. the
bond of $46, 600.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16
TALBOT FARMER BUNCOED

HE LOSES $1,000 TO a TRIO OF
CONFIDENCE MEN.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16
THE Fam ENDED.
The Inst Days Faces OF the Ccci
County Exhibition.


Special Correspondence GHzette and journal
ELKToN, Oct. 9.-Tha attendance at the
Cecil county fair was larger than Is usual
on iha first day. The fair In point OF ex-
hiolts Is voted by all to be the best in its
history The Judges commenced their work
yesterday and completed come depart
ments Blue and red cards were scattered
around Indicating frat and second premium
respectively. Prof. Doyle OF Baltimore and
MIR. SpAllman OF the same place gave
hue exhibition OF wrestling In front OF the
grand stand In the afternoon. The former
was successful. They also exercised with
indian cluhs aud gave feats OF strength.
The racing commenced shortly after
O'Clock. The Il kton Stock Farm Stakes
for foals of 1889 was postponed until To-day
on account OF the heavy track.
There were i've starters In tho 9 40 class
for trotter5. The purse was $3.50, divided.
Tue starters were: H'ar Chief. entered By
L. X. Ralston, Altoona. Pa; Won Saur. A.
y. Iyeon, Chester; Billy Lambert, William
i. Hickman, Wilmington; Fred Prlchard,
j. II. swain, Lancaster; Tom Farrell,
Pheasant Valley Stock Farm, Woodstock.
From the first heat It was evident that
there were bur two horses In 1t. namely,
Star Chief and Tom Farrell. Ths latter led
a. first In the lrst heat, but Cnief soon
went to the front and held II, Farrell
breaking badly. In second heat Farrell got
tho ualteT VI AnS BlHrI. Dut bOGu DtOKB
badly and Chief took the heat. The last
heat YVES quite exciting Chief only winning
by head. Won Saur was dtstanced In the
first heat aud Billy La ub 1t and Fred
Priehsrd In this third. summary;
star Chief. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l
rom Fhrrell. '......-......-.,..s...a T.. 2
Fred iirichard, ......-.................3 dis
Hhly mbnrt...t-..',...... ............4 dis
Won Snur. observation-disclosures. ..,...dis
Time, 2.iiit 1854, e.35.
There wele eight starters In the 2.93
class. Premium $500, divided. Much DIM
Guilty was experienced IN starting the
horses, and five of the drivers were fined
50 each for coming down in front of the
pole mare. There was considerable specu
lation aa to the winner, 1t being "three to
one AMI ta"e your pick"
The star'e wore Minnie, o., l.. III, OFT
BridSeton, N. j.; Flirt, ". Is. BlggI, Mild
dlstown. Del; Delaware Medium, John
Katn, Philadelphia Driving Park; Charley
Allen, a, II. Tyson, Chester, Pa; T.. Jay
See, s. j. Lester. Philadelphia; La SIS, D.
NJ. UrlGh, Newark, Dell; Lady HAnuls, Il
y. Hsll, Preston, Md; MaYin j., John Nc
Pherson, Brldgetou, Nj.
The first heat WIS bit geen Minnie o. and
Charley Allen, the latter coming fast at the
tinlsh. j., jag See was q good third, and
the others wore buncnej. except Filrt, who
was dis'ancad. ltnnia 0 took tho second
heat. There YVES quite ontest for second.
which Indy HRnnis secured, In the third
Charley Allen les ar the start, but Minute o.
soon went to tho front. Lady Hanpis
aecured second place in the heet, aud sec.
ond money IN toe race. SUMMARY:
Mimi o.. -t..........,....'.......,l /
Lazy hhnnlr.''-,.-.' -t...-...s--..-..'...3
= 49, u
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

T1s race Tor cots tnree yeare and under,
owned In Cecil county, was won by Mistle-
toe, entered by W. s. Gray. j. NJ. Thack-
erays Papat took the first hea-, but was
d!sfnnoad 10 the second. Dexter, entered
by j. w. 5impers, was distanced in the iirst
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16
Death of Jurisr and Lawyer.

WILLIAMspoRT, Pa, OCT. 14.-Hon. Samuel
Linn, leading member OF the bar OF this
state and formerly judge OF the Centre
county district, died here this morning after
a lorg illnsss. BE was 10 years old.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

inc, =. TO- e.3S1I, a.Gl.
A booth TO snow tue working OF the Aus
trallAn ballet W adopted IN this state mas
bseu erected on the grounds by the county
commissioners.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

The police census of New York city is
complete, with the exception OF three us
three remaining districts are expected TO
add about 5000 10 the above agures.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

ELKToN, Oct. 1l.--There was much
larger attendance ut tho Cecil county fHlr
Yesterday than on the previous days, and It
IL estimated that there were $4,000 people
on the grounds. The razzle- dazzle, the
merry 30. round, the Japanese village, the
photographers, and all the fskirs did q
rushing business. The grand stand was
crowded in the afternoon by the many who
desired to witness the racing, which was
well contested. The Delaware College
cadets were present and drilled In the
afternoon In front OF 10 grand stand. The
lads acquitted themselves very cretitably.
The Fifth Regiment Rand Of Baltimore was
present aud rendered good music.
Fol owing ia a summary o. the raees:
Pacing, ..26 class, premium $500.
A. II. Tyson's Jimmie Patterson. ] !
II. NJ. Iobus Orphan Boy...........'.l
John kain's III Gers...... .........+.dls.
Time, 23Y, ".H2 . 3!t., 2.9G.
lrotting,9.37 class, premium $500. Unilnished.
Pleasant Y,lley's Tom Farreil....2
l.. II. RalstOn's Star chief. ........,l
samuel Hammers :. j. Patchen,Ir.l !
DOM Mcphersnn's Marvin, Jr-.....3
Time, 2s5l1, 2a5ii l.31, a.35, aSi.
Trotting, $50 class premium, $500, Gum
fnishedl:
q. NJ. lrgin's Katie Clark ................1 .
Aaron NILS hluEte.., ........,.-..t..,.,l = !
u. H. NcCrnRs sadie M..............,..2
General Mcaley's LnncewOod. .......,..,3 3
II. q, Lnwrenrn's Slee y uan...,....... (
ID. NJ, Elftcns tlmHfrOn. ...........s.s...u b
Time. = 4, g.32L, 2g0L.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16

The Republicans OF the Ihlrd, tent1,
Eleventh and Twelfth wards, to tho M IL
jber of about 200, assembled in the hall OF
the Weccacoe engine house, Sec ond and
jackson atreets, Saturday night, with W:
10. IL. Colquhoun presiding and listened
Ito an address, two hours long, by PATRICK
IO'Ferrell, Esq, of Washington, d. Q.
ae devoted himself exclusively TO the
discussion of the protective tariff policy
of the Republican party, and defended
the Mckinley bill, even to the Tax on
Tin plate, which he said would build up q
great tin plate manufacturing industry in
this country.
r. Eden Bach closed the meeting with
, a brief address upon local issues.
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Nevada County picayune., 1890-09-11
The Butter and Cheese Factory

It is pretty generally known that Messrs. C. D. Jones and C. F. Oval have been in our midst for some time in the interest of establishing q butter and cheese factory, and we are glad to see some of our busi- ness men and farmers interesting themselves in helping to secure the required amount of stock We are informed that our town folks have responded very liberally by taking about twO-thirds of the stock and that the farmers are manifesting great interest, but there remains $500 or S1 ,000 of stock to be taken yet to secure this interprse. Now, we hope our farmer friends will see the matter in the right light and take advantage of this their present op- portunity of securing one of the best industries that has yet been devel- oped for the benefit of the farmer. and take up their part of the stock. It remains with yoa whether or not we shall have this great industry an advantageous opportunity that may not be soon presented again.
 We are aware that our farmers are embarrassed by the present short crops, but at the same time must take into consideration that cows will be cheap, and that the help at tained by the creamery while making another years crop will more than repay you. We hope to be able to announce in our next issue that the contract has been closed and ground broken.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-09-11

Senator J. P. Copeland has bought the G. A. Robinson residence, and will make this his permanent home. Thus Prescott secures another good citizen. Our Gsaya, Senator. and best wishes with it-glad to welcome you to our town. Judge Robinson will move to Texas or the Indian Terri tory, we learn.
 It seems the l.. l.. $ have petered ont sure enough in this county. Captain Ansley and Judge Robinson move away, and other leaders arrang- ing to leave. They all acknowledge the gig is up and that Democrats will run this county from now on. As we said heretofore, truth is mighty and will prevail'-already does so here.
 Capt. J. A. Ansley has suspended publication of the Dispatch-did not again issue it after the election went so heavily against him and his so- called party in this county. Materi- al of office has been under mortgage for years-now under control of Capt Matt White, we learn. Captain Ansley will move to the Pacific coast he tells us; offers his residence here at q bargain.
 See our great offer, present to subscribers, elsewhere-thc PICAYUNE and tirst-class agricultural paper for S1.50 to new subscribers who pay in advance, or to old subscribers who pay up and a year in advance. Take advantage of this great offer. Now IS the the time to subscribe for the paper, the recognized and con ceded organ of the Democratic party of the county.
 MT. J. B. Crossland is no longer Deputy Sheriff. MT. Ed Hood hay ing decided the office would not jus tify keeping . regular assistant. MT. Joe Hood. brother of the Sheriff, will act as Deputy Sheriff, q, oc- casion may demand. Mir, Crossland has made an efficient and popular officer, ever ready for duty's call. Mir. C. is also a splendid business man. Trust he will remain with us
Nevada County picayune., 1890-09-11
The Best Advertising.

The most efficient advertising in behalf of Hoods Sarsaparilla is that which comes from the medicine itself That is. those who are cured by it, speak to friends suffering sim ilarly, who in turn derive benefit and urge others to try this successful medicine. Thus the circle of it's popularity is rapidly widening from this cause alone, and more and more are becoming enthusiastic in behalf of Hoods Sarsaparllla, as it actually demonstrates it's absolute merit. All that is asked for Hoods Sarsaparilla is that it be given fair trial. If you need good blood purifier, or building up medicine, try Hood $ Sarsaparilla.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-09-11
4 Safe Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactorily results, or in case of failure a return of pur- chase prlce. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised drug gist a bottle of Dr. Kings New Dis coyery for Consumption. It is guar anteed to bring relief in every case. when used for any affection of throat, lungs or chest, such as con sumption, inflammation of lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whooping cough, croup, etc., etc. It is pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and can always be depended upon. Trial bottles free at Hugh Moncrief's drug store.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-09-11
Sale of School Lands.

Notice Is hereby given that on Monday, October the 6th, l>90 and in front of the Nevada county court house door, between l2 o'clock m and o'clock p. m, will sell to the highest bidder the following tract of sixteonth section school lands, tc-wit; The northwest quarter of the northwest quarter Q { section sixteen. township eleven, in range twontv-one west. Suid lands will be sold for one fourth cash, the remainder in one. two and three years This land will be ap- praised. and will not sell for less than three :or,a of i's appraised value, which VII be moi lees ,him one dollar and twenty-five cent, ppr acre. ED HOOD.
 SheriH Nevada county, Ark
Nevada County picayune., 1890-09-11
Worth Knowing.

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 One of Dr. J. II, Mclean : lhtIe Liver and Kidney Pellets, taken at night before going to bed, will move the bowels; the effect will astonlsh yon.
 will dress Iamher or furnish it already dressed, at reasonable prices siding, flooring, ceiling etc.
 A. + STANTON,
 At T NJ Meals old stand.