The Prescott daily news., 1916-01-29

evening of May 19, 1881:
 Several eX-constables came this week and settled up with the county. Judge Wallis found seven or eight of them behind with the county, and promptly issued his orders for them to appear and settle. This was right and proper, and the Judge is entitled to the thanks of the people for this new departure" in the government of our county affairs. The Judge will do his duty faithfully, and is deter mined that others shall do so too.
 Parties having lands for sale or rent would advance their interests by plac- ing them in the hands of Warren x Mitchell. They advertise all lands they have for sale in the Prescott Dis patch, without charge to the owner.
 In Ayers Ague Cure We have positive remedy for fever and ague and all malarial disorders, and one entirely free from quinine, arsenic or other injurious drugs. It is the chem ical and medical triumph of the age.
 Judge Wallis on last Monday re- moved w. M. Saunders, and appoint ed Rev. T. W. Hayes as county ex- |aminer. The appointment was em- nently proper, as Mr. Hayes is one of the best examiners that we ever knew, and will promptly and efficient ly discharge his duties.
 Pat Cassidy and family, accompan- jed by Miss Mollie Miner and Mi chieal Ward and sister will leave to- day for a visit to Ireland. It will doubtless be a pleasant visit, and pae- ticularly to Pat who visits his par ents whom he has not seen for l9 |years. The Dispatch wishes them a pleasant voyage and a safe return.
 We had the pleasure on yesterday of meeting Mr. E. s. Johnson of Hunts vile, Ala, who has rented the new brick store house of Capt. .Hartin, ana will open out a large mercantile estah lishment therein. Mr. Johnson is a pleasant gentleman, and an eXperien- ced merchant, and we trust that he may buildmay build up a large and profitable trade.
 Overseer Johnson is working his hands on the streets this week.
 Tickets for the excursion and picnic to Clear Lake tomorrow are on sale at the drug store of J, D. Jordan X Co.,, and Howell X Majors, and at the stre of Miner & Collins. Round trip ticket $1.-Children under twelve half price.
 Mr. Weir, representing the excel lent music house of Smith x Co.,, at Little Rock, left yesterday morning for visit to Camden. We commend Mir. Weir to our Camden friends as clever gentleman, while the organs pianos &c, that he sells are of SUI perior quality-the house never deal ing in any other kind. Mir. Weir has sold quite a number of instruments in this vicinity, and all who have purchased them are loud in their praise.
 The temperance council had a large attendance last Monday night. Bro Hunter read an excellent essay which was greatly enjoyed by all who heard it. The meetings will hereaftr he on for next Monday night will consist Of "a spelling bee" and lots of fun is anticipated.
 Our former postmaster, G. w. Ter ny, on last Monday formally surren- dered the office at this place to his successor. In going out Mir. Terry carries with him the kindest regards of our citizens without regard to po- litics. He has made a most efficient officer, and his deputy, "Dick" Arnold was always prompt and accommodat- ing. The Dispatch tenders its special thanks to them both for many kind and special favors, and parts with them officially, with many kind feel ings of regret, and trusts that they may both live long and prosper.