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Nevada County picayune., 1892-04-14
THE EYE.

Is the most delicate, complex organ
of the body, yet 20 part Of the phys
ical system suffers greater neglect.
How few think If the value of good
eyes? OF those who wear speetacles,
how few have them to tit, and bow
few know that an imperfect tit in
iures the eyes? We have for sever
al years made a specially Of the eye,
it's study and treatment, and Of
testing and littn- spectacle8, by the
aid Of the Dioptric eye metres, the
finest and most exact instrument, OF
the kind in the world. We guaran-
tee fit, and perfect satisfaction;
and when this is done with good peb
bles, you have got a life time fl
Guess work in lifting, will not do
If the fit is not perfect, the eye SUI
fers injury as long as such spcx ar
used. We can remedy all defects,
that can be remedied by the aid of
glasses. No charge for testing.
Spectacles Of all kinds, and at the
lowest prices.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-04-14

A world beater-that Jim DAN
dy" plug tobacco at w. +. Arm
strong 4 Co. $; 6 lbs. of it for 81.
sey- WINE OF cARDui, IL Tonic for Women.
Mr.. X. A. Wootton of Hope writes
us to send him the PIeAYUNE. He
is an lnterprising and worthy young
man.
AS there are so many yet unpaid,
Collector Hood has concluded to eX-
tend time for paying taxes, until
April 20th.
Ladies, when you come to town
call at Mrs. Shaukle's millinery store
and get one of Butterick's fashion
sheets frae.
Hon. \. IL Sewer, candidate for
Congress, will address the people Of
THIS county, at the court house, on
Friday next.
Mrs. Shankle is receiving new
goods every few days. Do not fail
10 call on her, as she is selling to
suit The times.
Perennial Songs, Work and Wor
ship, Harvest Bells, Voice of Praise,
and all kinds of Song Books, at
Hugh Moncriet's.
Glad to add Junnls Leake, OF Glen
Vile, and Matt Cox, Of Bodcaw, two
of our best colored citizens, to our
list of subscribers.
Dent fail to attend the Glover
Clubs appearance before the public
in the great drama, "Esmeralda, y
next Tuesday night.
If you desire, J. T. Brooks 4 Co.
will send to your house every morn
ing for your grocery or dry goods
order Let them know.
Mr.. ID. j. Montgomery has moved
to Eureka Springs, Ark. We regret
to lose "'Uncle Jack" but wish him
success in his new home.
Mr.. j. ID. Cayter Of Clayton, WAS
in town Friday. ana subscribed for
this paper-'the best in South Ark
ansas,' he says. Thanks.
Mr.. Ii J. Shurtleff aud several
others from Register, were up pay
ing taxes Thursday. Glad to have
Mr.. 5. as new subscriber.
Best below heaven, terror havana,
DC. cigar, at Hugh Moncriei's.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-04-14
and others.

MEssRs. DARNELL, SAUNDERS, ETC.:
Gentlemen; Answering a,lirmA
lively yonr favor of March 18th inst,
asking that permit my name to
stand for the office of Circuit Clerk,
subject to action of nominating con-
vcntion of Democratic party, allow
me to express my sincerest thanks
for your flattering opinion, conf
dence and esteem; proud that my
past life and record has been such
as to command the same. l am very
truly, w. l.. PIrKIN.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-04-14
Miles Nerve 81 Liver Pills

Act on a now pr,nciple.-re regulating the
liver. stomach am bowels through the ner-
YES. a new discovery, Dr. Miles Pills
speedily cures biiousness, bad taste, torpid
lived. piles, constipation, Unequallcd for
men, women, children. Smallest, mildcst,
,urost! 50 dosas.25 cts. Samples Free, ut
Hugh Moncrief's Drng store.
Mill and gin men can gel best bah
bit metal at less than half price at
the PlcAYuSE office, Come end see
us.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-04-14

.sz.-es "a 'oi ieia'e '''S'
Mr.. X. II. Garland and two sons,
Zeke and Mack, were in town Tues
day.
White lead, 80. at Hugh Mon
crIefs.
Thanks to our friend, Mr.. j. +.
Garrett OF Laueburg, for renewal
thursday.
Linsced oil, soc. gallon, at Hugh
MoncriefS.
Alderman DR., j. NJ. Powell has
been visiting his old home in Lsfsy-
elite county.
Miss Lizzie Hale has been very i'll,
but We are pleased to learn is now
improving.
Messrs W. IL. Briaut, Dick Jones,
and others, of Hope, were up paying
taxes Friday,
Banker Terry and Attorney Gree
son went over to Washington Tues
day, to court.
Tax list will no doubt be large this
wear. Watch out for its appearance
in the PIcAYUNE.
Rev. n. j. Price, of Boughton,
was in town Monday Sorry to see
him quite unwell,
More ram today, Wednesday, and
farmers are getting still farther be-
hind with planting.
Miss Mollie Adair, of Lewlsvllle,
is visiting friends and relatives IN
Prescott this week.
Mr.. Ed Hayes, of Little Rock
wa, in Prescott, visiting his parents
u few days last week,
Mr.. Isaac Moore is preparing to
erect a neat, two-story residence, IN
the eastern part of town.
Glad to add that clever and indus
trlous farmer, Mr., Mike Freyburger,
to cur list Of subscribers.
MIR. J. T. Burns came in Tuesday
niaht. from Prairie county, to visit
his parents and friends here.
Quite q number of Hopes citizens
attended the Episcopal service here
sunday morning and afternoon
Cassidy & Miner want my
thousand doz, eggs at once. High
est market price paid for same.
m,s.seE,s WINE Or CARDul for Weak Nerves
Nevada County picayune., 1892-04-14
RAILROAD TIME GARD.
McEiree's Wine Of Cardul

and TAtDFORD'5 BLACK D38UGHT are
for sale by the following merchants IN
Nevada County;
Hugh Moncricf, Prescott,
G.. W. Terry,
j. O. Howell,
Hinton Drug Cos
W. T. Fiuchcr Rosslop.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-04-14
Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised druggist to
sell DR., Kings New Discovery for Consunp-
ton, Coughs and Colds, upon this condi-
ton, you arc afflicted with Cough,
Cold or any Lung, Throat or Chest trouble
and will use this remedy as directed, giving
it II fair trial, and experience no benefit,
you may return the bottle and have your
money refunded. We could not make this
offer did we not know that Dr. Kings New
Discovery could be relied on. 1t neyor
disappoiuts. Trial bottles free at Hugh
Moncref's drug store. Large size soc. and
81 90 .
Nevada County picayune., 1892-04-14

No country paper in the State is
better equipped than the PICAYUNE.
With power press, paper cutter,
Peerless jobber, mailing machine,
new type throughout, costing about
$4,000, it is no trouble to get out
well printed, neat and interesting
paper, second TO no country weekly
in the State. Its merit in this re-
spec. is acknowledged wherever it 10
read
sc G. c. Certain Corn Cure" re-
moves corns, warts. bunions, molcs
aud caliouses. Warranted. See
that G. G. G. is blown in every bot
tie. Take no other. Sold by Hin.
ton Drug Co.
If you have goods, land, houses,
or anything else to sell, or houses or
farms to rent, it will pay you to adj
yertise in the PICAYuNE, which has
over 1850 sworn circulation.
Prairie, or long sweeteni ing molas
SEES, for only SOC per gallon, at
J Ii, kershaw's.
Live merchants always advertise
when they can do so IN live news
paper. The PIcAYUNE offers the
best medium of reaching the people
of any paper in South Arkansas.
No city artist can beat G. II.
Dome, in fine Photo work. Call on
him at his gallery over Hinton's
drug store.
Eureka Cordial, quick diarrhoea
and iluS cure, 25c., at Hugh Mon
crief's.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-04-14

On Tuesday evening, April 10th,
the Clover Club, at Logan's old
brick, will appear before the public
ia the great 4-act drama entitled,
"Esmeralda. l." The proceeds of the
play will go toward establishing q
public library in Prescott. Prices,
25c., SOC, and 75c. Reserved seats
on sale at the bank beginning Mon
day morning.
Mr.. II. W. Patton, of Lanehurg
announces elsewhere his candidacy
for the office OF Circuit Clerk of this
county, subject to the action Of the
Democratic Convention. Mr.. p
is p good Democrat. and qualified to
serge the people in the capacity Of
clerk. He has been teaching school
and farming III Albany township for
several years past, and is well known
to most OF our readers hcreabonts.
Democrats viii daily consider his
claims
Mrs J. p Eagle, wife of Coy.
Eagle, and vice-president of the Wo-
mans Department of the Worlds
Columbian Exposition, has appoint
ed Mrs. Wiley II. Terry, of this
place, as lady manager for this
county. Mrs. Terry earnestly in
vites all the ladies of Prescot and
vicinity to meet her al the Parker
house next Saturday, for consulta-
ton and organization. We trust all
the ladies will become interested and
help forward the cause.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-04-14

Since its first introduction, Electric Bit
tiers has gained rapidly in popular favor, un-
til now it Is clearly in the lead among pure
medicinal touicS and alternatives contain
ing nothing which permits its use as Il bev-
erage or intoxicant it is recognized as the
best and purest medicine for I'LL ailments of
Stomach. Liver or kidneys.-It will cure
Sick Headache. Indigestion, Constipation,
and drive Malaria from the system. Salts
faction guaranteed with each bottle or the
money will be refunded, Price only SOC.
per bottle. Sold by Hugh Moncref. ,
Rheumatism was so bad that james Irwin
of Savannah, could hardly walk from pain in
is shoulder and joints of his legs. p. p. P,)
Prickly Ash, Poke Root aud Potassium)
Is resorted TO and Irwin is well aud happy.
No Cure! No Pay! No Taste.
DIR. Mendenhalls Ague Cure, the
children's friend for Chills and
Fever. Only 80 cents bottle.
Sold by Hinton Drug Co.
81 have just recovered from second at
tack of the grip this year." says Mr. Jas. 0.
Jones, publisher Of the Leader, Iexia Tex
rs. "ln the latter case | used Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy, and | think with con-
siderable success, only being in bed little
over two days. against ten DAYS for the first
attack The second attack | am satisfied
would have been equally as bad as the first
but for the use OF this remedy, us had to go
to bed in about six hours after being struck
with it. while in the first case | was able to
attend TO business about two days before
getting down so cent bottles for sale By
Hugh Moncrief.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-04-14

wish to say to the citizens of
Prescott that the colored people have
had the best school this session that
they have had in three years. For
what reason don't know. We had
equally as good school or 6 years
ago. We are thankful to the teach
ers for the Improvement of our
children, and also TO our directors.
We hope you will fill orr school with
another teacher.
JORDAN HAMILTON.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-04-14
A Tribute.

Died, at the residence of Rev. I.
W. Hayes, in Prescott, Arkansas,
on the night of the 9th of April.
Beryle, infant daughter of Mr.. Ken
ME and Mrs. Lillian McRae, OF
Hope, Arkansas. She suffered for
several weeks with complication OF
diseases until her weakened consti-
tuition yielded to the too great tax
upon it, and the light faded from her
bright, laughing eyes. A Paug OF
Undesirable agony pierced the
hearts OF the.e fond parents, as
death kissed away from earth the
JOY of their happy home. Few
parents have ever been called upon
to surrender, to the icy arms OF
death, so sweet babe as was little
Beryle. And the writer has scarce
" ever known one so pretty and
promising. Like q rose bud, while
the early dew OF the morniug was yet
upon it, plucked and transplanted
in fairer fields, so the sweet angelic
spirit was transferred to the realms
of glory, and her sweet smile cheers
and gladdens the hearts OF angels,
This was heavy stroke, which none
but those who have passed under
the rod" can realize aud appreciate,
Well, amid the sadness and gloom
that surrounds them in their lonely,
desolate home, they are consoled by
the thought that they have a child
angel awaiting them in heaven. This
is no small honor. The heart of
this community, as well as that of
Hope, goes out to them in sympa-
thy. at is well with the child. ="
Dear parents, trust in the Lord, and
there will he reunion after awhile.
THOs. II. WARE.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-04-14

G Fa Domestic Fruits B@t nsand
dSyrups
Ches
m CT before The Leading Gcer
Nevada County picayune., 1892-04-14

The PICAYUNE has ow-
ing it on subscription over 81
250-some are behind from
two to six years. Amounts
may seem small to individual
subscribers, but aggregate the
above large sum. Friend, will
you please call and pay, or
send us amount you owe. We
need it; don't make us wait any
longer.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-04-14
For Circuit Clerk.
Nj arch IL. 1892.

March IL, 1892.
w. l.. PIpKIN, ESQ, Chenille, Ark:
Dear STRENGTHENING that your
faithfulness and efficient services in
the past entitle YOU to a fair and i'm
partial consideration at the hands Of
your brothers, and recognizing your
ability to ill such position
with credit to self, and honor to us,
we, the undersigned citizens Of
Leake township, respectfully ask
that you permit your name to stand
before the people for nomination in
Democratic convention for The office
20 Iiro,;t CI.rI-
Nevada County picayune., 1892-04-14

1t was decided to postpone organ
izing q Democratic club until next
Saturday week--April 23rd. Re-
member the time and come out.
We call attention to new ad. OF W
+ Armstrong & Co. on this page
In dry goods and shoes they are 'out
of sight" and offer groceries at cost.
GO, GO!l-Eycrything must go,
in the next few days, why not call
on AS and save money?
PuESCoTr alpsE. Co.
j. +. brooks and Go. are selling
all kinds of dry goods and groceries,
lower for cash than any house in
South Arkansas. Cali and see them.
Seq BLAcK.oaAuoRT L" cures Constipation
The concert which we announced
last week would he given by the pu-
pills of the Arkadelphia Methodist
College, on April 22nd, has been de-
ferred.
Monday and Tuesday were cold
days. Uncle Moses Winter said
twas because there were SO many
Winters in towns reunion of his
brothers here.
Attorney w. V. Tompkins is a
hustler. He attended to legal bust
ness At Little Rock, Monroe, La,
and other places, from ThurAday
until Sunday.
Glad TO add to our list Ms new
subscriber, that clever and enter
prising young farmer, Mr.. Nj, j,
Manning, OF Rosston, who was Ia
town Thursday.
A supper will be given to the band
boys by the young ladies of Pres
colt, at the Mcintyre building, to-
night Everybody should go out
and help the boys.
Smiths Pain Oil cures fever bis
tiers. SOC. per bottle.
j. NJ. and X. W. Davis, near W al
do. want TO hire six or more teams TO
haul lumber to railroads. miles.
Good roads and will pay good prices.
ANY team. coming will get work.
Mr.. W. &. Herring, the clever
Willisyillo merchant, was in town
paving taxes Friday, and made us
an appreciated call. He has our
thanks for patronage in job work
Special invitation to all my friends
and customers to call and see my
new millinery, novelties and dress
goods. No trouble to show them
MRs. SHANKLE.
Just received full consignment
of Singapore pepper-only loo. a
pound. also new consignment OF
spices. from South America.
j. III. kERsHAw.
Unequaled above the earth, terror
sc. cigar. HuGh MoNoiahF'
Try sLkcK.pRAuohT "a for Dyspepsia
Nevada County picayune., 1892-04-14
81 80 e,..s 1874
AQGAkasHzss S0nIA
"a chiefs amang ye, takin notes
An faith he'll print 'em."

Middllng cotton, 5ac.
Pay for your paper now.
Next Sunday will be Easter.
Bring us some "cook wood.
Take the PICAYuNE for all the news.
Watch our announcement column.
Smiths Bile Beans for Bilious
ness.
Croquet sets cheap. at Hugh Mon
cricf's.
Gasoline, 25c. gallon, at Hugh
Moncrief's.
Our public school closes to-mor-
row afternoon.
Country meat and ham, at J. r.
Brooks d Co.
Tube Paints and Art Material, at
Hugh Moncrief's.
The Prescott Lumber Company
wan five log teams.
"Perennial Songs" the latest out,
at Hugh Moncrief's.
DR.. l.. II. McSwain of Emmett,
was in town Friday.
Mr.. V. VI. Davis of Waldo, is up
ON business this week.
The rains have put s stop to fish
ing as well as farming,
Hon. Paul Jones, of Texarkana,
was in Prescott Friday.
Mr.. Will Blake, Of Hope, visited
his parents here Sunday.
Miss Lucy Cheatham left Monday,
To visit relatives at Hope.
Angelina, the king of rheumatic
cures, at Hugh Moncrief's.
Prof II. a. Sykes made business
trip to Chichester last week.
Honey soap-the best OH earth
only at j. L. Brooks & Cos.
Mr.. \. T. Richmond made a bust
ness trip to Bierne yesterday.
Mr.. O. b. Gordon attended the
races at Little Rock last week.
Mrs. II. L. Moore visited friends
and relatives at Hope last week.
Eureka, the king of hux cor
dials, 25c., At Hugh Moncriefs.
Attorney Jno. II. Arnold visited
TeNarkana, the first of the week.
La Tosca and White Lilac, fine
toilet soaps, at Hugh Moncrief's.
Mr.. Will Belzner came over from
Camden Monday, to visit friends.
Angelina cures rheumatism and
nothing else. HuGH MoNCRIEF.
Corn, bran, shorts, hay and coun-
t-y meal, at j. L. Brooks x Cos.
Golden Machine oil, 25c., black
oil, poe. gal. at Hugh Moncrief's.
Mr., W. l.. Pipkin, candidate for
Circuit clerk, was in town Monday.
Thanks TO our friend, Mr.. j, II.
Prickett, OF Chidestor, for renewal.
French, German and Irish fine
boxed paper, at Hugh Mouciiet ;.
MsElres,s WINE @ Cez15i for female diseases
Mr.. X. II. Garland and two sons,
Zeke and Mack, were in town Tues
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-07-04
SHERMAN INTERVIEwRD.

Surprised at uessrs. Cameron and
Hill Voting for Free SiIver-Har-
risOn's Nomination Well Received
The Republican Platform.
BOSTON, July 3.-In an interview here
to day Senator Sherman said that he was
not conversant with the latest turn which
affairs might have taken at Washington,
having been absent several days from the
capitol. The senate has passed the silver
bill by majority of four, which was the
exact strength of the silver contingent as it
had been previously rated. 1.-THE votes of
two men," said the senator, 'T am surprised
at. Those are Mr.. Cameron and Mr.. Hill
Both states are dead against free silver, and
it seems to me dangerous vote for those
who represent these states"
Speaking of the nominations made by
the Minneapolis convention, the senator
said: "The nomination is well received,
especially SO far as Ohio is concerned
There is no doubt about the result there"
Mr.. Sherman here expressed his surprise
that a city like Boston, in leading repub-
lican state, should be so out and out demo-
cratic. He remarked also, "And SO many
young men seem to be democrats.
"The republican platform" said the
senator, sis a very fair statement of the
public position and there is nothing In it
but what approve. The two platforms
present the party issues fairly, excepting
the democratic plank on silver This does
not represent the majority of the party"
"Do you think the silver plank of the
democratic party will injure that party's
ticket in the southl"
"No, do not. The south is too solidly
democratic. They will stick to their party.
They will shout against the force bill So
called and endavor to cheat the negro land
republican whites) out of their rights of
suffrage at the same Zine that they count
them in to increase their power"
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-07-04

As in the past. this department is well stocked.
many new designs recently added, and to-day Is
pronounced the largest ever exhibited IN the city
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-07-04

This department In now under the supervision
OF an experienced sanitary plumb~r. and we shall
make q speciality In remodeilng old work
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-07-04
TELEGRAPHIC JoTTINGs.

A meeting of anarchists in st. Denis
yesterday adopted resolution to blow VI
the Montbrison prison and rescue
Ravachol.
N. Loedy, diamond merchant of Paris
has committed suicide. He is suspected
of having perpetrsted frauds amounting'tc
:, 1000, 000f.
Timothy Healey addressed meeting in
Dundalk yesterday in his own behalf as {
candidate for North Louth. The town wa:
the scene of violent disorder all day.
Smith & Richardson's sawmill in In
dianapolis was burned and two Others
damaged yesterday. Loss SIS, 900. Insur
ance $50, 200.
All employees but the enlisted men have
been discharged at the torpedo station in
Newport owing to lack of funds. AS 4
result all work at the leland is at stand
still until congress makes an appropri
alton.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-07-04
To Change the Route.

The park commissioners with Mayor
Sargent made q trip to Woodward avenue
Saturday to inspect the proposed layout
through the public park from the terminus
of Woodward avenue to the old roadway
leading to the saltpetre works
Mayor Sargent said that the park com
missioners did not have authority to grant
private enterprise the privilege to 20
through public property, as that power lies
with the legislature. 1t was suggested that
a triangular piece of land next to the park
be used instead.
Superintendent Thompson when seen in
reference to the matter said: $50 far as
the company is concerned IL makes but lit
tie difference whether the line rims through
the park or on fits outskirts We are per
fectly willing TO do whichever the commits
sioners suggest. Il will cost the company
about 5000 less to lay the tracks on the
line suggested by Mayor Sargent than II
will to go through the park, and will also
save the company about 81 900, which
would have undoubtedly been spent in the
park itself to improve our facilities there
and making things comfortable for our
passengers. But If the commissioners had
rather we should go outside we are per-
fecily willing 10 do So"
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-07-04
The Glorious Fourth in Birming ham
and vicinity.

BIRMINGHAM, July 3.-Independence
day will be..passed quietly here. Shelton
will have demonstration through the
enterprise of the president of the Derby
Silver company, Watson S. Miller, who
will cause flag to be raised over the fac
tory and also one at his residence at South
End.
At Nichols there will be @ celebration
and flag raising in the afternoon. And
also at Long Hill there will be public
demonstration. Huntington Center will
as in years gone by ring their church bells
at midnight; and Ansonis, with the excep-
ton of two gun club shoots, will be prac-
tically quiet, with the exception of the
small boys and their crackers.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-07-04
The Organ Broke Down.

At Trinity Episcopal church yesterday
morning Rev. DR.. HARDWOOD preached very
interesting sermon, appropriate to the
administering of the sacrament. When
the final selection was about to be sung
there was delay and 1t at length became
evident that the organ would not work,
something being temporarily out of order.
Thus the remainder Of the service was con-
Quoted without the aid of the organ.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-07-04
No Change in the situation.

P1rTsBURG, July 3.-The iron and steel
strike situation presents no new features
to-day. Quiet reigned supreme at Home
stead and nothing occurred here to disturb
the Sunday serenity. The strikers guards
at Homestead so completely surround the
big steel plant that 1t would be impossible
for any one to get inside without their
knowledge. No change in the situation Is
expected for several days.