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Nevada County picayune., 1891-06-11
lionght0n Freezes.
Some sickness.

Some sickness.
 Farmers about through chopping cotton.
 Little Ellen Jones has been sick the past week.
 Warm weather, good in promoting the growth of cotton.
 Crop prospects exceedingly Hat tering at the present.
 Mrs. Salle Elmore and Pink El- more, are on the sick list this week
 Fruit, fruit, plenty of ripe poach- cs and plums, also blackberrics are turning.
 Oats arc fine and are getting ripe. There will be plenty of work for the cradIers, the ensuing week.
 The Bible class should study their lesson better and not wait for Mrs. Wilson to answer all the questions.
 Quite a number of the young peo- pie of this community, attended the singing at Bryson school house Sun day.
 Mir. A. J. Jones returned home Thursday, from his mill below Cam den, with his foot badly mashed by a scantliug falling on it,
 There was large attendance of little people at Sabbath school Sun
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From Battles School House.
Hot, hotter, hottest. All quiet along the line.

Hot, hotter, hottest.
 All quiet along the line.
 Miss Felix Battle is visiting friends and relatives at GlenyiIle, this week
 Miss Lula Gladden. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Joe Lester, at Buckncr, this week.
 There will he preaching to-mor- row at this place, conducted by the Rev. Mitchell.
 Mir. B. A. Young says he can eat q half hushel of plums, and it would not be good day for eating plums, either.
 Mss Minnie Ware, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. E. Hatey for some time past, returned home Sunday.
 Mir. l.. C. Young, one of our lead ing merchants, returned from Cam gen this evening, where h. has been purchasing an immense stock of dry doods.
 This scribe, in company with Mir. Llewellyn Mendcnhall, attended preaching at Two Bayou last Sun- day, where we heard a very interest ing sermon by Bro. Luther PiPI,in.
 There will be picnic Tn the park in front of Mir, John I Youngs, the 20th of June. Come down, Mir. Ed itor, and help us eat apple pie and honey. Thanks; will come if we possibly can, ED.
 Job Ncighbors, Esq. says he is not like Job of old. He says that he soon gets ont of patience with the widows, especially, when they say NO. StNG0
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Have an Eye to Your Eves

How few think of the yslpo :. good eyes, till they begin to fail, How many have failing eyes and don't know 1t, or if they know i. are ashamed to make it known ot those who wear Spectacles. how fom have them to fit, or suit their evoa, And how few know that an imperfeo, fit injures the eye? We have fos several years made speciality of tba eye, it's study and treatment and for twelve months have made . speciality of testing and fittnp fno glasses by the aid of the Johnston Dioptric Eye Meters. We puaran. tee Ilt, ald 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 ths sight generally improves. To all who wish to know if their glasses if their eyes, and to those who bavo never worn glasses, and want to know whether they need or would h. 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
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Infancy to Old Age.

Nothing is more remarkable than tue fact that medicine which is powerful enough to cure the most horrible form of blood poisoning can be given with impunity to lit. tie child that is ailing and yet this is the record of Swifts Specific (S. $. S.). It Is germ destroyer, purifier, great remedial agent; it is powerful, and yet harmless; it is medicine that contains no mineral poisons; all it's results are benif. cent; 1t is compounded from na. lures own labratory, and works on natures lines to cure diseases it re. stores, rcvives and re-invigorates the system; it may be used as tonic by the most delicate women it may be given to build up the constitution of little child, or it may be em. ploycd to restore to health the un- happy victim of blood poisoning. In each case it will work wonderful re- suits.
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A Fatal Mistake.

Physicians make no more fatal mistake than when they inform patients that nervous heart troubles come from the stomach and are of little consequence. Dr. Franklin Miles, the noted Iadjaaa specialist, has proven the contrary in his new book on "leart Disease" which may be had tree at Hugh Moncref's drug store, who guaHn- tees and recommends Dr. Mile, unequaled New Heart Cure, which has the largest sale of any heart remedy in the world. It cures nervous and organic heart disease, short breath, duttering, pain or tenderness in the side, arm CT shoulder irregular pulse, faint ing, smothcring, dropsy, etc. His Restora- tive Ncrvue cures headache, fits, etc.
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I,odeaW Bells.

Peaches ripe.
 Blackberries are ripcning
 Prof. r. k. Dunn is convalcsccnt Our Editor has my tenderest sym pathy in his recent sad ahliction.
 Mrs. Beulah Rockett is at Waldo, Ark. and will remain there for a couple of weeks.
 Mr. John Butler has been quite sick for the past few days, but is much better now
 Prof. Dunn will teach school 1t Falcon this summer. Trust he may be eminently successful.
 MT. and Mrs, McCantz, of Forest Hill, were here, visiting Sunday-thc guest of Mir. ]. C. Parker.
 Preaching here next Saturday night by Bro. Rushing. Also by Bro. Mitchell next Sunkay at IT,
 Some of our boys have been out scigning rcccntly-success crowned each effort and a fine mess of fish graced the table,
 Mir. Vim. Brooks has the finest cotton in this community, and the cleanest crop, but Mr. J. C. Parker has the finest corn.
 No; Prof. Keel was not the man that was not the first public dinner he ever attended, and although part ly raised an orphan, he had a good home.
 Mir. Wm. Brooks has lived in four counties in Arkansas and never moved. He first lived in Layayettc county and was cut off into Hemp stead. then into Columbia, and last ly into Nevada county. Many of the days when county lines were lluctuating were styled the days of plenty; game was plentiful.
 STELLA,
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Emnct Etchings.

Needing rain.
 Crops looking we'll.
 Blackberries plentiful.
 Mir. J. l.. Lowe improves very slowly.
 Dr. l.. J. Gillispic, of Hope, was in town last Saturday.
 Chas. Leanders made q business trip to Howard county last week.
 Miss Octie Garland is attending the Normal Institute at Nashville.
 Mr. R. K. Garland, l am sorry to say, is laying very sick with pneu- monia.
 Mir. Carlton, of Bodcaw, was up Sunday visiting his son, Dr. $. k. Carlton.
 MT. Frank McGough, of Farmers vile, La, is visiting his brother at this place.
 MT. Thomas Lowe. of Homer. La. came up last week and is staying with his father.
 Mir. II. McGough and wife and Mrs. W. C.. Barton were visiting rel atives at Stephens, Waldo and Lew isyille, the past week.
 On last Saturday evening MT. N. 0. Battle killed, close to his kitchen, two very large black snakes, measu- ring five feet eight inches in length both snakes were together.
 MT. B. D. Boyett killed a rattler last week six inches in diameter, four feet six inches long, with ten rattles and q button. Who next?- don't stand back, gents, come on with your snake stories.
 There was large congregation out at the r. B. church last Sunday, to hear Rev. MT. knighton, of Louisiana, preach the funeral ser mon of the two first wives of Uncle Johnnie Mathews. Not often such a thing happens.
 am truly sorry to hear of the death of my good old friend, Rev. Geo. A. Gardner. Had learned to love him. But he had fulfilled his mission in this vale of sorrow, and has only gone to his reward. Extend sympathy to all left behind.
 DAMOCLES.
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control the circulation and interest when the bonds except for the faith in the government based on it's pro- ductive industries would not be worth the grass that grows Tn the fence corners? As the financial sys- tenn now stands the masses, however frugal and industrious, are its Nlc- ! tims and they are bound hand ana ! foot and handed over to the money power by our government Tn pursu- oncc of q war contract. Untll the
 financial system is limbercd up and made more democratic the power of the people is myth and the enjoy mcnt of the fruits of honest industry q baseless dream. So long as Wall street reigns and fixes rates of inter est and prices of products we are a nation of white slaves that toll but for task-masters that let us prosper this year that they may better pluck us next year. l. will ever be thus until the South and West pledge themselves one to another. It IS my individual opinion that we must look to the Lord, the Democracy and a good, hard fight and long campaign for success against system so well cntrenched. It will threaten, 1t will buy, it will mystify the voter It may hide its gold and try to make the citizen lose confidence Tn hiS government. but patriotism and the right will prevail. Our country grows and expands rapidly; and while we want permanent policy, we also need an elastic system of finance. The present system IS not only restrictive abinitio by reason Of the statute of organization, but the ex,inguishment of the bonded ln- debtedness makes it more so each year. What redeemable basis IS the legal tender change to be issued on, and by what method put in clrcula- tion? The Democratic party must and will answer. The business Of the country cant be done altogether on confidence it needs more change. The farmer needs it especially, as neither himself nor his business Is adapted to complicated system of exchange and credits. Money or change once in circulation is any or eyerybody's that has labor or pre- duets to exchange for it, getting 1t ill circulation on an equitable basis
 is the issue. "
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Harmony Hints.
SLIM JIu.

Warm enough.
 Lets 's % to the shade.
 Some are laying by their corn.
 Early peaches are getting ripe. The watermelon prospect is prom ising,
 Farmers have had an unusually favorable time for cultiyating their crops.
 The oat crop is about ready for harvesting, and the yield will proba- bly be something above an average crop.
 hear of many of our most sue cessful farmers who are out of corn, and the situation Is everything but pleasant. Some are feeding oats en- tircly in order to avoid buying corn at present prices.
 Mir. Henry Easterlng seems to be getting enough of this so-called single blessedncss. ; 1 never saw young man more attentive to his best girl than he was the other Sun day at the singing.
 Strange that the young doctor of Prescott, who, learn, is constant visitor at Emmet, never gets his name in the paper as he did of former days. l am not sure, but l suspect that he has paid the scribe to please not give him away.
 NICODEMI'>.
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preached the funeral of Mrs. J. C. Daniels at this place, one week past. The people were much delighted with his talk.
 Mir. J. II. Stephens has bran new buggy and will get another soon, if Mir. J. J. Smiths two buggy logic is true, for the Squire don t like to hit the ground.
 The next improvement we want here is for the Prescott and North western railroad to come near and cS- tablsh a depot, which will add much to marketing our cotton, shipping fruits, and other produce.
 Mir. ]. j. Smith has two bugglcS and one pony, and in order to rest the pony he changes him from one buggy 10 the other. and says any man that can afford such, has no need of ever hitting the ground again hard enough to kill q snake.
 EXrREss.
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Mt. Pisgah Murmurs.

More rain, more grass
 Quite a nice shower last Sunday. Oh, where is Uncle Ned? Come again, nclc Ned.
 The oat crop hereabouts will be very light on account of dry weather. Mr Herbert and Miss Lula Bull lock are quite sick this week with the measles.
 MT. Henry Eastcrling says he is going to catch the measles, if any body will give them to him.
 Mir John Roscbcrry, of Emmet, was over sunday to see his best girl. She had the measles and John went home lamenting.
 Mir John Cornelius says he would like to inform the people around here that that Is not his mule hitch ed at Mr. Brooks so much. It is his papa's
 LAZY BILL.
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From Friend to Friend

Goes the story of the excellence of Hoods SarsapariIla and what it has accomplished, and this is the strong est advertising which is done on be- half of this medicine. We endeayor to tell honestly what Hoods Sarsap- arlIla is and what it will do, but what it has done is far more impor- tant and far more potent, It's une- qnaIled record of cures is sure to convince those who have never tired Hoods Sarsaparilla that it Is an cx- cellcnt medicine.
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To Northern Lakes, Rivers and
 Eastern Seaside Resorts.

The season has now come when the residents of the South take their turn at seeking a resort, and in pre- pairing for a trip to the Northern Lakes, Rivers and Streams, the Eastern Seaside Resorts or to Colo rado and the Rockies, the well known superiority of train service, equipment and speed of the Iron Mountain Route and Missouri Pa ciic Railway will commend them to the consideration of the tourist. Free Reclining Chair Cars and Pull- man Buffet Sleeping Cars are run through from all points in Arkansas to St. Louis, where connection is made in the Union Depot for all points north and east; and through Pullman Sleeping Cars from Little Rock via the Wagoner Route to Kan sas City, connecting for Colorado and Rocky Mountain points, via "Colorado Short Line. Special Summer Tourist Rates in effect dur ing the season. Call on or address Company's agents for folders, pam phclts, etc. II. C. TOWNSEND,
 Gen'l Pas. and Ticket Agt.
 St. Louis, Mo.
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Atlanta, Ga.

Beware of medicines advertised to cure ev- cry disease humanity is heir to. The use of such medicine ] brings I,,PEp d,iIaPpohII"iena II 1. SC tablishel fact that Chcathams Tastclcss Chill Tonic will cure the chills, 90 and 75 cents and guaranteed For sale by J. 0. Howell Hugh Moncrcf and G. W. Terry.
 For troublesome cough there is nothing better than Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy. It strengthens the pulmony organs. allays any irritation and eiiectually cures the cough. IL is especially valuable for the cough which 50 often follows m attack oi the grip For sale by ]. O. Howell
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Another Cure for Rheumatism.

Lake City, Fla. r. PIP. Mu'fg Co.,, Savannah, Ga.
 Gcntlemcn-I had Rheumatism for over six years, and last May was taken down and confined to my bed, Ny legs and feet were badly swollen and the color of il red apple. and l was in fearful condition. I heard of r. r. r, (Prcl,lcy Ash, Poke Root and Potas,um), and after seeing what the ngrc- dlents were-as the formula is on the bottle --l concluded 10 try it, and after taking three small bottles was able to go down town and attend to my business, and must say that feel like another man. Am now taking the large size, and to-day 1 believe that l will soon be a' likely a, any man of sNty-onc years of age can expect to be.
 4. (. Lang.
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day. The older people should wake up and not let the little fellows lead them.
 Miss Lizzie Wilson is getting along nicely with her school at Piney Grove. All should send their chil- dren to school that can spare them, for youth is the time to learn.
 MT. l. J. A. Ursury, the profes- sional croquct player, is we'll equip ed with nlcc new set of croquct and a good. yard He challenges any to come and play against him, that feels equal to the emergency.
 SLIM ,Jru.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-06-11
Honeayille Happenings.

Warmer
 Oats considerably damaged with rust.
 A better prospect for corn crop than we have had fer years. Why not have q union singin. at Caney church the fifth Sunday ill August:
 The singing at Mt. Moriah l hope was enjoyed by aIl-had good sing ing and a good dinner. Luther says he wants the next man that goes to the Legislature to make the days cooler, and the nights q lit tie longer in the summer.
 PEGwOOp.
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Hallaceburg WhiSperings,
Health good once more,

Health good once more.
 Crop prospects never finer.
 WouId like to have auptavr gooi rain.
 Plenty peaches and apples with an abundant grape crop
 Rev. R, r. Grow preached two line sermons at Macedonia church last Sunday
 The new church bell Ina, arrived. and the school house is being re- paired, which will add to our burg Rev II R, scruggs, of Prescott,
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Governor Tillman, of South Caroli- ma, an Alliance man, when inter- viewed in regard to the peoples party" formed at Cincinnati, said; "l am a democrat, was born demo- crat and expect to die I democrat. It is idiocy as well as suicide for the Southern people to follow such leadership. The ultimation as to the negro shows what we may expect from such alilliatio n.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-06-11

Governor Northern, of Georgia IS practical farmer, and throws all of his influence in favor of the dl- ycrsilicaton of crops. He says that he has found, after l5 years cNpcrl- encc that cotton is the least re- muneratiye product he raises, and to a great extent, he has abandoned It finding that grain, grass. stock etc, , pay better He has not bought n horse or mule for many years, and finds ready sale at satisfactory prices for all the stock he can raise. "I raise all 1 nced," he says, in summing up the matter, just as all other farmers might do, if they would. "
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Sample Copies Free!

The Sunny South, our great South. crn Family Weekly, should he taken in every household. The price is only S a year, and present which IS worth that amount or more k sent for every yearly subscription. A sample copy will be sent free to any address. Write at once to
 J. II. SEALS N CO.,,
 Atlanta, Ga.
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How to Succeed

This is the great problem of life which few satisfactorily solve, Some fail because ot poor health, other, want of luck but the majority from deficient grit--want of nerve. lhey are nervous, irrcsolutc, changeable
 easily to get the blues and take the spirit, down 10 keep the spirits up,n thus wasting money time, opportunity and nerve force
 ihere s nothing like the Restorative Ner- E,iinae. discovered by the great specialist, Dr. Miles, to cure all nervous diseases, as head acne Inc blues nervous prostration, sleep, iesc,ne,s, neuralgia, St. Nitu. dance fits. hys
 term; Trial bottles and fine book of tosti- "onaIs free at liagh Moncref's drug store
Nevada County picayune., 1891-06-11

Rev. sam Jones, the famous Georgia evangelist, has been stir ring up Little Rock. His meeting there closed yesterday. During it's ten days progress ten thousand peo- pie attended the services daily.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-06-11

What sane man in the South favors unlimited pensions? The third party movement at Cincinnati came out boldly for it. If you wish to steer clear of such stuff, hold aloof from this sorchcaded movement,
Nevada County picayune., 1891-06-11

Cheotham's 'loatoles, Chill Tonic hq, stood the test of time and proven itself vor- lLHy "t place in every household. 1t never laI. 10 euro chills. Put mp in 90 and n cent bottles. Cure guaranteed. For sale by Terry
 Ar' John Caraghcr, merchant at Cara ghaf Fulton Co., Ohio, says that St. Pat rick Fills are the best selling pills he han diie'. The reason is that they produce d pleasant cathartic effect and are certain and thorough in their action. Try them when you want reliable cothartic For sale by ], C. Howell
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ICE-CREAM and MILK SHAKES


 and other iced drinks, of best quail. ty, can always b. found at W. V. Willingham s.
 W hat mother has not worried herself sick trljeG to induce q rebellion, offspring to swat 'l"N a dose of castor oil: This will not hr te.c->or, in thr future. Chrildrcn cry for Chcathatn', Tu-tec-s Castor Oil. IL has the same effect as plain castor oil Price 2j cents, For sale by ]. c. Howell, Hugh Moncrief and C. W. Terry.
 A suggestions If you are troubled with rheumatism or lame back allow us to sug. gcst that you try the following simple reme. dy Take a piece of flannel the size of the two hands, suturlt t with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bind 1t over the seat of pain. It will produce a pleasant warmth and re. lieyc you of all pain. Many severe eases have been cured in this way. The Pain Balm can be obtained from ]. O Howell. My experience of success is to deal in good goods, for quality is the true test of chcapness; and don't forget that l am the sole agent for the finest marble works in the South, also iron fences, flower vases, etc
 A. MoNsoN, \ few reasons why Cheatham's Tastcless Chill Tonic ,hould be used: It k et'ectivei Il i. harmless; it is pleasant to take; it is quick in its action; it Is cheap; it is Suaran' tced to cure; 50 and 15 cents. For sale by J. e. Howell, Hugh Moncrief and G. w. Terry.
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In Ohio the farmers convention most of whom took part in organizing the third party at Cincinnati, has since refused to place q State ticket in the field. In Iowa they have put out a full State ticket.
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An analysis oil credentials of the late political miscegenation at Cin- ciunati, shows that five States fur nished 1,049 of the l,il1. delegates in the conference. .- Exchange.
 The two States of Kansas and Ohio furnished majority of all the delegates and dictated the policy of the meeting.
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Swift's Specific is entirely a 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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Warning Order.

In Justice Court, Missouri township Johu Afford, Plaintiff
 ES
 Charles r. Morse, Defendant. |. The dcfcudant Charle' r. Morse s warned 10 appear in this court in tn'Ms ls days to an. wct the complaint of tho pa'0''"' John Afford. i, Given under my hand thls ith day o' May, ls90 ]. II. ARNOLD,
 Mayor ul Prescott and eN-oillcio '' :
Nevada County picayune., 1891-06-11

The Democracy of the South and West is solidifying for the free coin age of silver, and for a western man for president, next year. It is q mis- taken idea that Cleveland or any oth- CT man carries the party around in his vest pocket, to do as he please s 1.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-06-11

Taubrncck of Illinois, the chair man of the new born third party, declares he is not in favor of the sub treasury scheme. He is an Alliance man. too
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SUBSCRIPTION, 150 PER YEAR. Job Work Neatly executed. Local notices Toe per line each insertion-' 5c Ter line to regular advertisers who run them all the time.
 R1s~ All advertising payable monthly or quarterly, unless otherwise agreed on. Ad- dress all communications to
 THE PICAYUNE,
 Prescott, Ark.
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Better than Quinine.

Mir NJ. NJ. Kester.on, Dorsey county, Ark, says: "ilughc~' Tonic is tue best chill tonic ever tried. l consider it better than quininc.
 Sold by Druggists
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Neighborhood News and General Topics from Our Special Scribes.

lNoTE.-Corrcsponden will please write upon but one side of paper, and make proper names very plain Communications should reach this office by Saturday or Monday-Tucsday morning at latest Be bricf-lOug articles often have 10 be cut down or lnfi ont. il nancr is cToMdcd.-- LnII0k.
Nevada County picayune., 1891-06-11

Lee Giles, of the Howard County Press, as he said, had to"throw up the sponge" e"-could not run q paper with insufficient patronage