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Telegram-herald., 1891-12-13


The Democrat reporter who wrote
Che article in tbis mornings Democrat
about Oscar Byrne, thoughtlessly did
. very cruel thing. IL - true that
Oscsr Byrne vas convicted OF robbsng
J. Z. kiddsr's store some twelve years
ago. lt ~ also true that he served
term OF Imprisonment lasting nearly
tan years in the Ionia house OF correc-
oou, Tor that crime. During his inn
prisonAiens he vas one of the most
trusted an ony tire pTIsoners, "a War
den Watkins will testify. On account
OF his good behavior. hs was pArdoned
~ the governor shortly before the ex-
plsaton Of tea years OF imprisonment.
That vas nearly two years ago. Since
his release, he has married, and has
earned bis living by honsst manual
labor and has been employed and
trusted ny soms OF tue best cItizens Of
of this city. Hss he not. by ten years
imprisonment, dearly paid for the
crime committed IN his youth IL il
net crusl TO punish him more by such
statements as tas reporters article con-
eainf ikro1 not, personally, whether
Ne has bseh enpioyct as a detective or
not. tie tells ne 10 is false. Bat. IL
true. y Is scarcely . fround for pub
lishlng 20 the public the assertion that
because ne once sinned. he 10 forever
uhtrustvorthy. which is The tone of
the article referred 10. CHAarry.
December IL. 1891.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-13
FINE WORKS OF ART
In Different Styles Of Cut Glass.
China and Pottery.
The Most Elegant Dispiav OF Artists
Ware To be Fouad in the City.

None can surpass, aud few equal, the
display OF art goods to be seer on the
second floor OF the store or l. sonard' 3
sons Co. Here are collected designs
IN all the rare and costly goods in cut
glass, china and pottery, to Se found on
TIE markets OF the world. As the
Christmas time approaches and each
aud all are looking for some token of
esteem or affection that they may pre-
sent to their friends or loved ones, ma
turslly their thoughts turn towards
something unique, som thing out of
the ordinary. Nowhere can q finer
display, or q larger and more complete
stock TO choose from be
foand than at the establish
ment of this enterprising firm.
Here the como sseur can revel in all
the latest styles now manufactured.
And the Christmas present seeker can
find something that cannot help but
please even the most fasudc1s. In
chiaa the Douiton ware Is no doubt the
fAvor.fe this season. the designs being
many aud handsome IN the extreme.
Among the novelties should he men,
toned the engagement cups, which are
having such = run among the young
WITTY pftIftC tiidS ~ tl0S ptcu O1lutuit
to &c ? up tho supply. In cut glass
the American article seems to take the
precedcuce. AMI the best judges hold
that Il = the b,st produced now i'm any
eountry. Aneiegant display nf Cauldren
ware cannot help but att act attention.
Tnss ware IN quaint oi shades pro-
ducss i very PHEASANT effect. and is q
war that has been we'll known and
popular for years. /. would be impos-
sibie u mention the many beautiful de-
signs. the taany different styles aud
and kinds of ware to be seen IN tnis ele-
CANT display. One looking around al
most feel as If ne were looking
throngn . kaleidoscope, 30 many and
varied are tnn colors. t,nts and shades
of the different wares. 10 appreciate
the display one must see 1t. No where
will you be treated more kindly aud
courtcously. And you will indeed
miss a treat If you should fail to call
and look over . stock so wei! worthy OF
your attf nt,on.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-13


PIP. Wright, general superintendent
of the Lake Shore and Michigan South
ern road, was . guest at Sweets yes
serday. Mr.. Wright came here To at
tend the opening OF the new Lake
Shore passenger depot yesterday.
J.G. Mosser OF Cadillac, q prominent
contractor and builder, registered at
Sweets yesterday.
j. w. smith and r. c. Stevens OF
Chicago are at Sweets. Mr.. Smith is
tbe travelling passenger agent for the
Canadian Pacific, and Mr.. Stevens per-
forms . similar service for the Chicago,
Milwaukee and ST. Paul.
A. Shepard Of New York, he Of the
~vstaIlized carboniferous ornaments,
dszzled the eyes OF the guests at the
Morton yesterday. Both the diamonds
and Mr.. Shepard will start for Europe
January Is, and paraiyze the dwellers
OF the efefe east.
James Cor, Paris merchant, WAS at
The Eagle yesterday.
Il. w. Ruggies, White Cloud ply
sician, dined ss the Morton yesterday.
Z. o. Shaw. editor of the Newayso
Republican. 10 ~ the Morton. He is
accompanied by his wife.
E. A. Weatherbee, proprietor Of the
sapphire and ruby fields At Helena,
Montana, was at the Morton yester-
day. lie expects to import two cutters
1rom Amsterdam next year, aud have
che gems cut ~ Helena instead Of
sending them TO New York as hereto
fore.
A. Z. Chase or Denver, COL, 10 at
Sweets. He 10 visiting his brother. Z.
=. Chase of the Chase Piano company.
T. E. Hawkins and wife Of CIncin-
natl are 1T sseet's They are in the
city buying furniture.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-13

having the eject sx brorsn glass on
the palats- Is b frequently sdutssrssed,
sOezeso eelag added - make IL bite
and rztslewe<d 10 Eaks i kead In the
mo0ns-ine districts almost every oody
dri1 A-Esen and women. cid snd
yor 4ag--znd the mountain - sa
Pleasure bens carries quart bottle of
eae st11, paelzge of snuff, sad slx-
sn,oLcT.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-13

Tlae Chicsgo Dramatic Journal of
November 81. 1891. says: i .bei SHOWS
spesfseeisr eurlesquc con- any are en-
s<fts.nsns 81 tue popular Mad sea street
thester. sni End good sred audiences
ieoking st them nignsiy. The compsuy
ere engaged N presenting "The Devil.
CoonpAcs" snd Adam ard Eve Tue
clio is made up with Grse. syivsno.
vocalist Allocate. Bsker aud Allocate
sreclalty trio, the SISTERS Griflish ia
Spanish dance. LA zsncsrilla;v Rry-
ant and Athertou. novelty q 40; Ard
Nile. EarFess IN fssts of strenuta. Ths
FAIRIES. nsortsis. imnertais and demons
ope the above nanled sgfssts disguised
M rsint
Th- MABEL srow Msgnifciens srec-
tseuisr BuSiesqus company. produaing
Vie sensational extfavsgsnx< Adam
aad k~e.s ard a grant srrav ef art.t,c
ep~c'siues, will sppear a. smith sonera
house. Tris ~iif be the strongest COM
pauy thss ha< ever appeared IN this
e1ts. Reserved seat tick-ts can Be sro-
red ss tfe usaai pfxSe. Taere I. no
uht bas what packed hcase will Be-
80 hand 70 wifness the grand program,
4, - presented every evening. With
- s<s<i na ssiees
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-13
Artistic Presents!
OF Permanent value
Fine Pictures +!
Al Moderate Prices.

High class etchings. enyravings and
water colors specially suitable for franz
ing, many OF them rare aud unprocur-
able elsewhere.
Frne water colors, tsstefully framed ,
coet from IS upward. Proof etchings,
tastefully framed, cost from ~ up
ward. All visitors are weIcome to call
and examine the collections, and people
living in the city are especially invited
to come and bring their friends.
I make speciality of novel and ar
tistic framing and carry the largest and
best finished line of moidings to be
found in the state. and do work rs low
as any one in the country, quality con-
sidered.
Soliciting . share of your patronage,
Am, Yours truly,
A. .HsF0WLE,
81 Ionia street, south Of Monroe.
P. S.-Brng in your Cnristrnas work
early, to avoid the rush. A. II. F.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-13
Grand Opening.

In an entcrprIsing pushing commun-
i;y Ike Grand Rapids, there are always
to he found ambitious, energetic young
u Q willing To take upon themselves
the responsibility OF place of their
own. A young man starting in bust
ness, and desirous OF winning frien 3
and trade, must be willing at al times
to cater to the wants of his customers
4 pleasant smile, genial welcome will
invariably attract custo In and event
usiiy make popular resor'.
Nowhere IN the CITY can
a more genial welcome be found than
stssm'e Place No. .l26 Canal street. sam
is one of those fortunate individuals
who make friends at all times and n II
places. He 10 one of the few that are
emr ily fitted for the business ne -
IN. g nm eotcd for . long time as the
gentIemsnly dispenser OF lIquid refresh
ments at the Bridge Street house, well
known not only at home but by the
travelling public, his friends are legion,
and success with bin, is only o ques-
ton of time. On next Tuesday even
ing he proposes TO have grand
epeninx. And in connection with bis
esr be vii nave an elegant lunch
wi ali the deiIcacles of the season
viii be served. All his friends aud all
who desire to come are cord ally invIt-
ed and If there 10 anything IN the
house too O ~ for them sam doesn't /
knew if. HIS ambition aud intention -
TO run . first-clsss sample room IN
every respect. His liquors are of the
very b. the market affords. and he
carries . stock second 90 noae IN the
city. In cigars he carries only tnoss
Manufactured by union shops. And
no one viii deny but that those brands
are the best n the market Don't fail
10 nut IN appearance, ron siii re
. cord al welcome Ard be treated -
eniy sam kno~s how 10 treat his
customers. Dent forget shs name nor
the evening. Tuesday evening" next -
Ne. l26 Go nsl street
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-13
Mems hantkeIchieis.

Always welcome gsfts' White. hem
stitched, Zoe up; fancy borders, 5s, ioc,
l5c. e5r aad 50c.
Muifers N an endiess variety, n
domestic and imported sliks, frosn oec
up to s..
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-13

Our prices. low all year round, are
lowest now. Good cashmere and chew
lot suits, s. and $40. Elegant dress
snits. single or dousle-srsastsd. latest
patterns or coiors. sl2 aud SIS. Finest
imported dress suits. as good ~ custom
work. SIS and $50. Why not. SIR treat
yourself to such Xmas gift
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-13
Shirts and Collars.

No more useful gifts in the world!
Mems full dress pique shirts. sl.oo.
They have no peer for the money.
Finest full dress shirts, $3.50 and -.
Collars and cuffs. all the best brands at
low, ct prices. Unlaundried shirts the
best in the world at 3Sc.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-13
Umbrellas.

Something any lady or gentleman
will appreciate, We have tae largest
assortment in the city, with natural
sticks or silver and goid-mounted or
solld SILVER aud gold handies. onr
slight roller" fine silk cane umbrella
al IS has TO equal.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-13
neckWoar.

Hcw holiday scarfs at 25c. At soc we
show most exquisite line. and at 81
We show the best aud hnes,-ct gular
3l.25 and $3.50 ties.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-13
8e Y and Bny HOLIDAY Gifts Now Whf tie Stock is at HIC
- 80 ~ and the Prizes al Low Wah, Mark


Very appropriate presents Thou
sands Of me shirts ia muslin ana
flannel, from SOC 10 $3.50 See our
grand 81. Look At our tine silk half hose
and siik underwear. Lock ~ our Job
of Soc and 75c boss We are offering az
e5c and 35c-
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-13
Mems 0yercoats.

Thousands, yea, tens Of Thousands
Prices away down at rock bottonl
Good melton or chinchilla overcoats.
IS and $40. Dandy kersey and melton
oyercoats, all styles, at sl2 and $l5.
Best imported kersey, melton. ehev:ot,
chinchilla and beaver o, ,ercoats, SIS and
$50. Also chinchilias. s3.sS, $3.50 and
(5.00.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-13
Mems Gloves.

The following are espeeisi'y adapted
for holiday glsis: Our French I'D
dress gloves, 81. The celebrated Dent,
Perrine gloves al equally low prsces.
Fur-top gloves, 5oc 10 So. Rich seal,
beaver and otter fur gloves a. very
reasonable figures.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-13
Smoking Jackets.

We are closing out all our dressing
jackets At cost and way below. They
are going fast. We cave you at least
81 to IS on every jacket bought Of us
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-13
SOLID TOR Mr.. BLAINE
BLAME our, KEI,LEr TIE Ily
uss Individual opiaioa ga the senator
iai Qasstasa Aad ths Likstihs"a sf
ozsssax sss sstsr bxics-ssssae
Hrsnz EAs astsiss

10. w;nsbio. = prominent attorney
- -,s;,s,,.a fam Cleveland ls
s'.-..''-' -. srs;.,, ,,a sr.s
guess ~ the ho1As'a- 4' = -
Eme have been hers IN eleYen ysAfa'
hs SAID iasl night II aD surprised TO
-. No. ,hs estx hss improved. 1 have
- .-,,,,,t ~ 49, ana u,set
D1e@i e1is1Ds "to''-' - -:
surprises at sFsfs s1'e' ioei A1''.
tuze factories we're comparatively sniaii
plznts than. a large number OF tirst-
- ..,o,,. h,;lt,,~. nave heen con-
- - - -, a.. w,rk
s>1 >11s'1os 80
"a new nlga senoos Du1aihsi you N.d
ons street railway line, and 10 ride
over il Wa . saro cure for dyspspsiz.
~ 20, b.x. . s-ss elsss line In every
80 -a. t,.,.,
ssPSs !, ss ~"
sn.n .lls n.s- os,. .,,;,;..s,,
Anysnn8 new N oAa' p'..
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-13
Boys'> Overcoats.

Moro subetantial than candy. Not
very expensive, either. Good over
coats at Sl.50. Can anything be cheap
er! Fine cape overooats. sizes froa
to IA. st $3.50, s.. "a and g. Nobby
box overcoats, sizes to 70, at s., IS.
$40. NAtty REFERS, sizes to IA. at IS.
IS and s..
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-13

Nr. =. q. Csri of tao ara OF Cori,
* nett a Co, sss retaFaed froa New
York where ne secared every nos%ltv
sstectessas - - So N H0ntsv
las sns thas wees vii Be an lntsresssa !.
sue IA tie tsaey gsoas dspsttaaents
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-13
Mas. A. q. HnnrsrYf., ssc'y.

TIE rksnensenss RI 1htson scie Gil 10
seHanaet hv fori kaess 4 CO. nntsi
sftssf thfls eas. fiss> sale eonscrfss
tse laF1szs ssfe &c fsttoss - the etsy
$40 eseFY snasn eosss ard 50 beoksa
In 81 -. a4--
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-13
Meas Fur Caps.

Something worth while getting.
Good coney fur caps, soc; French seal
cap, 81; best Alaska zone piece) seal
caps, $40, $l2 and $l4.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-13

r Tie wheky 1ssse ~ rsconshlners
i0sdnrn eero,ses we~k cs&. sns vrry
'sfsen = = Arms xxn H2z sae stsll.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-13

Every lady shoul inspect the fancy
goods novelties shown by Corl, knott &
Co., this week
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-13
eels's Suits.

Hov much better than toys fhous-
ands Of kilt suits.( sizes ? 70 81 at -. "a
and IS. Thousands Of short pants suits
tsizes 4 4, l4l at tl.2s. 81 so. IS, s. and
s.. Thousands of long pants suits
aires, IA to eo) at $3.50. IS, -. $40. si2
and SIS. Truly. the grandess values
ever offered.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-13

1fiiiIeas sf Microbes Exist is the Atnss
phsrs OF the strsets

1EiliIeas ss Microbes Exist ia the At.ss-
phsrs OF the Strsets-
Few persons reflect on the danger OF
inhaling the bacteria Of tuberculosis or
diphtheria when they 60 out of doors.
says the New York Herald, that on the
.clesnest streets of Naples in every ff
teen grains of dust there are from 75o..
900 to 5000, 900 microbes. the number
varying according 20 the hygienic cor
dition of each street. In the dirtiest
thoroughfarcs the number varies from
I 200. ooo. .ooe to 5000. ooo. 600 All bac.
terra are not injurious TO human health.
But NJ. Manfredi's researches indicate
that about - per cent Of those exam
ined by him were pathogenic or infec-
tious. This was ascertsined by inocu-
lating guinea pigs with . portion Of
the ricrobe-infested dust The result
showed that the dust was colouized ~
the microbc organisms Of suppurstion,
malignant asdema. tetanus and tuber.
eulosis. for these diseaees we're com
munEsted TO the animals upon which
the experiment was made.
Nothing could more clearly demon
strate than this experiment does the
necessity for thorough sanitation Of
all public thoroughfzrse We water
some Of our streets in summer 10 keep
down the dust. This procedure IL wise
ard we'll hut II IL IL demanded by
health considerations in summer. when
the air Is usually very tranquil. IL il far
more imperatively called for in the
windy wlntry season, wher pedestrians
are exposed 70 gales os ssthy and fatal
Suss her important subjects dis
eussed b7 enr medical correspondent
are the treatuent Of careuneis By total
excision. the use Of hydreeheloric seid
IN diphtheria. the treatment Of ursernis
suS the management Of pulmonary
tuberculosis
The Helping Hand socrety of Sc
Ma rs ehuFeh will hold its annual sale
OF fancy work ~ the residsnce OF its
nfs~ei~nt. Mrs. q X Jchnson, % = e.
don street. December Is. Ths work
VII be unusually choice aud 90 pur-
ehaNrs waP ee allowed anti after the
cpcein1 Of tne doors ~ eight o'c oex.
A. sfniss40u &c of twenty i've eents
W. - charged, sh ca viii iaeluae
supper.
Mas. A. O. HnnHsryr, see'y.
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TIE rhsnensenss RI ihton sale ell 10
Nevada County picayune., 1891-08-20
Have an Eye to Your Eyes.

How few think of the value of good eyes, till they begin to fail! How many have failing eyes and don't know it, or if they know it, are ashamed to make it known? Of those who wear spectacles, how few have them to fit, or suit their eyes? And how few know that an imperfect tit injures the eye? We have for several years made speciality of the eye, it's study and treatment, and for twelve months have made a speciality of testing and fitting fine glasses by the aid of the Johnston Dioptric Eye Meters. We guaran- tee a fit, and perfect satisfaction, and when this is done, with good pebbles, the eye not only ceases to fail, or as IS said, go from you," but the sight generally improves. To all who wish to know if their glasses fit their eyes, and to those who have never worn glasses, and want to know whether they need or would be benefited by the use of glasses, We offer a free examination. Specta- cles of all kinds furnished at reason able rates. Respectfully,
 k. l.. HINTON, NJ. D.
 Prescott, Ark
Nevada County picayune., 1891-08-20
BOdeaW Bombs.
SANII,o.

Capt. Parker has again bade us goodbye for week or two.
 Messrs. k. c. Haltom and Tom Hurst were pleasant visitors here, on Saturday last.
 Messrs. John Goynos and E. E. Whitaker of Clayton, were down on Saturday night last.
 Grandma Brooks has been intirm for a week or more. She couldn' t attend the meeting on that account
 Miss Musette Mack has dismissed school for the meeting, which is be- ing carried on at her place of teach ing.
 Mir. J. C. Parker has been to Lit tie River County, on prospecting tour. He is thinking of buying a home there.
 Very little sickness in the commu- nity now. MT. T. E. Urrey 1 be- lieve has been on the sick list for several days.
 Mr. Pink Jones always starts east from home, on Sunday afternoon. There is strong magnet stationed about quarter of mile from there. An there, Pink
 Did you ever see as many pretty girls at Bodcaw as were there last Sunday? The house was positively packed. You couldn't look in any direction without seeing bright smiling face.
 Miss Beatrice Dunn received X birthday box, on Sunday last, full of nice things to eat, besides breast pin with heart on it, a cigar, box of blacling, bottle of perfume, box ot matches, paper of pins, lamp wick, and some turnip seed. She would like to know who was the giv- CT.
 Mr. Jim Brockman was awakened on Friday night last by the barking of his dog. On rising to ascertain the cause he was surprised to see the following couples file in the gate {: Capt. T. K. Dunn and Lady. Mir. Will Grain and Miss Beatrice Dunn, Mr. Tom Boswell and Miss Hattie Parker, Mr. Joe Parker and Miss Musette Mack, the violin and guitar bringing up the rear. When the music struck up, Mir. Brockman could not stand If hut im,nadiateIy started for the pantry where a large cake was sliced by his lady. People who ser enade should always remember them. That crowd certainly appreciated the refreshment.
 DAVID ON THE GREEN.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-08-20
Harmony Hints

Hotter.
 No sickness here.
 Ye fodder pullers have been on duty.
 Ask MT. John Lowry where he got those two large bouquets.
 Mir. N. Durham is engaged in mak- ing sorghum for the people, just now.
 Cotton picking will not open up as earl y this season as usual owing to a greater rainfall.
 Eight persons were baptized by immersion, last Friday eve, as re- suit of meeting at Mt. pisgah.
 Rev. Hill begun the meeting at Harmony Saturday, but is badly worn out owing to previous work
 Since the hot weather of June the summer has been pleasant one in deed, as compared with former like seasons.
 W. C. Bright, w. r. Woodul and Ed. Purtle, were summoned to ap- pear as witnesses before the United States Court at Little Rock last Fri day,
 Rev. R. w. Lowry of Hopkins county, Texas, who is brother of Mir. A. C. Lowry, here, preached at Pisgah last Friday night, and will spend few days among relatives and friends here.
 Rev. k. F. Crow sermon on the Sacrament seemed to give satisfac- tion, and all who wish to hear him on baptism are invited to come to Friendship the 4th Sunday, NICODENITS.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-08-20
From Battles ShOOl House.

The socable at Mir F. B. Jones on the night of Aug. 9th, passed off quite nicely.
 Willie Rummage, who has been sick for sometime past, 1 am glad to know is improving.
 It has been reported by MT. 1. II. Blakely that the boil worm has commenced on the cotton.
 Miss Tom Christopher, of Pres colt, has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Fannie Battle of this place.
 Mir. Siburn Simpson came in from the Indian Territory on Friday last, for the purpose of visiting hls moth CT, Mrs. Lizzie Simpson.
 The singing school, which is to be carried on under the supervision of Prof. Hanna, of IIoneaville, will commence at Carolina, Monday, Aug, lTth.
 Miss Jennie Jordan, principal of the school at this place, visited Pres colt few days since. Miss Jennie is one of our most accomplished young ladies.
 Mrs, k. C. Mcndenhall is at pres ent on the sick list It is not quite so hard to be sick when you have some one as handy as Mir, Menden- hall, to wait upon you.
 Me. Jno. NJ. pittman, of Prescott, came down yesterday to see after the mill that Mir. I. A, Potter has in
Nevada County picayune., 1891-08-20
Elm met Etchings.
Hot, hotter.

Cotton has commenced opening.
 Farmers are having bad luck sav- ing fodder.
 Herman Zappe, our clever section boss, is in St. Louis.
 Mrs. Ed. Eaves of Prescott, is visiting Mir. Els father, this week.
 Next Sunday you will all get into your own waiting room and coaches.
 Capt. J. w. Thompson has com menced grinding and making up sor- ghum.
 A number of our young people at tended meeting at Midway, last Sunday.
 Misses Lettie Haskill and Trudie Marshall visited friends at Hope, last week.
 MT. k. G. Andrews and family from Missouri river, arc visiting MT. As father.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jas. Gill, of Pres colt, visited their daughter, Mrs. l.. H. McSwain, last week.
 Mrs. Bascom, of Prescott, and Miss Minnie ConDevey, spent last Thursday in our little town.
 Mir. J. l.. McGough returned with his son, Lawrence from Farmers vile, La., last Sunday night.
 The Methodists are getting ready to rebuild their church at this place will commence Tn about two weeks.
 At the last meeting of the town council G, C, Legg was elected mayor, and J. B. Seals marshall. Mir. Seals bought two horses, thinks that business will require it.
 Train No. stops here now, going South every morning, if Jagged. So persons wanting to come here to trade, can come early and get back to Prescott same morning. Our merchants have the cheap goods you all know.
 Married, at the residence of the brides father, MT. S. Dugan, on the 18th inst, by Esq. W. II. Law, MT. L. C. Andrews and Miss Alma Dugan, both of this county. The groom is one of our most industrious young farmers. extend congratu lations, wishing them a pleasant journey through life.
 The prospects are very good for several marriages around Antioch this fall, but our new J. P. ruined himself at the last-supper was eX- cellent, hard to beat, and the J. r. eat so much that he had to be stopped. Tho people got scared some men don't know when they have good thing. Ask Will Began.
 DAMoCLE>.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-08-20
Hyineneal.

Sunday evening, August 10th, at $ o'clock, at the residence of the bride, in Prescott, Ark, witnessed by few friends and neighbors, VIC united in marriage Mir. w, T. Smith and Mrs. Mollie $, Policeman. We wish them useful and happy time during the remainder of their lives and may they sec the wisdom of the step they have so recently taken.
 H, B. SCRUGGs.
 With the many friends of the new : ly married couple, the PIcAYUNE joins in congratulations and best wishes.