Nevada County picayune., 1891-11-19

MI. AiDCio Wiiuci pCt ucci SDt out and came up town Tuesday, and q crowd of seven or eight men, among them this editor and marshal McCuller, surrounded it and caught it by the collar, but could not hold it, as too vigorous kick was made. Ask Me. if he is good hand at hold ing deer.
 Prof. J. l.. Martin was down Sun day from Arkadelphia. He has bought out the Draughon Commerc- al College there, of which he is now the President. with full and con- plete corps of able Assistants. College now enjoys large attendance of pupils. We wish our worthy young friend the very best of success.
 Capt. W. k Basden of Wortham, Texas, who has been up some time on business in this county, spent Sunday here, with his old friend Capt. W. J. Blake. Gave us a very pleasant call Monday. He reports a drouth in parts of Texas. Capt. B. has host of strong friends in this county. who are always glad to see him.
 Elder Jim r. Copeland in this pa per replies to article we copied from the Arkansas Methodist last week, (by requesD entitled "That Lane burg Prcacher.' Bro. Copeland challenges Bro Riggin to q discussion of the subject of the Bible mode of baptism. As such discussion would prove very interesting, we hope Bro. Riggin will accept.
 State Masonic Grand Lodge is now in session at Little Rock Quite a number of prominent Masons, as del egates are In attendance from this county. c. C. Hamby and NJ. W. Grceson, represent Prescott Lodge Dr, A. D. Wren, that of Laneburg {; John Honca, Honeavlle; /. w. Bailey and James Marian, Rosston- probably others that we did not hear of.
 Masters Archie and Harry Moore, aged l l and 13 years, sons of MT. Isaac Moore, of Prescott. have thtee acres in cotton, off of which they have gathered and sold to MT. J. T. Brooks, three bales of cotton, total weighing 1880 lbs, that have net them sld2, after paying all expen- ses, and they will have i or 300 lbs. seed cotton still left. Now, why will cotton not pay, if we only raise our bread and meat, and stop mortgag- ing.
 We present, elsewhere, political views of Esq B. F, Amonette, of Brookston, Texas. It is quite inter- estng, and we ask all old Green packers to read and study his very sensible conclusions. As he says "relief to the oppressed people must come through the Democratic party" and there is no need of a third party" We refer this letter to Messrs. Bush, Jones and Norwood, who are trying to recussitate the U. l.. r. corpse.
 Monday Sheriff Hood brought in Rnht. L. Powell, who cut and killed IHlhcr tloYarl. at P. II. Herring's s gin, !n this county on Oct. lth. Mir. II. scnt out circulars. and located Powell in Hot Spring, county and went up and made the arrest him. self, assisted by sheriff Abraham of Clark county. Much credit is due Mir. Hood for hunting down and bringing this fugitive to justice; he went to great expense, trouble and personal prlvation, to make this ar rest-had to go thirty miles off from railroad to hunt his man. Prisoner was taken to Rosston Tuesday for examination trial, before Esquire J l.. Hirst, but waived examination and was taken to the Arkadel phia jail yesterday.
 STRAY MULE.-Strayed from the farm of w. J. Bell, ? miles south of Okolona, bay mare mule, about l3 hands high, about l2 years old, in good condition, few gray hairs in forehead. Left the farm on the night of the 10th, Oct, 1891. Any information as to her whereabouts will be thankfully received and lib- orally rewarded. Address,
 J. J. SAMPSON or w. J. BELL,
 Okolona, Ark.
 Physicians say that it is better to cleanse the system thoroughly three or four times a year than to aggra- vate it every week with worthless Csc called) liver pills, Smiths Bile Beans are thorough.
 feel it my duty to write you in regard to the benefit your Brady crotine has been to my wife. Ever since a child she has been subject to the most dreadful headache, usual ly several times month. She has tried doctors from Maine to Cali. fornia but none could prevent these spells running their course, Brady crotine has not failed to effect q cure in single instance, one dose usually being sufficient. Oscar F. Frost, Monmouth, Maine.
 The Democrats and Republicans combined to beat the Alliance in Kansas, but that does not keep the