Nevada County picayune., November 30, 1887, Image 2

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THE PICAYUNE,
Prescott, Ark.
Auditor of State, VV. R. Miller,is
reported very sick, and not likely
to recover.
Congress meets next Monday.
It is conceded Mr. Carlisle will be
re-elected Speaker of the House.
The Little Rock conference of
the M. K. church south, will con
vene at Little Iloek on the 71li day
of December.
The Supreme courCot the State
lias decided that the act under
which county Equalization Hoards
are appointed is constitutional.
The kicking Knights of Labor
have partly accomplished their de
sire already. Powderly has said
lie will not longer act as Master
Workman.
The Charles 1’. Chateau, the lar
gest steamer plying the Mississip
pi, was burned last week. She
had on board over 4,000 bales of
cotton which were also consumed.
Two of the crew perished.
The Arkansas Daily l’ress will
be issued at Little Rock, com
mencing Dec. 1st. It has already
achieved success as a weekly and
we bespeak for it continued pros
perity. It will be a live, wide-a
wake paper.
Saturday, Atlanta, Georgia, vot
ed whisky back by about 1-00 ma
jority. The ‘colored braves’ vot
ed almost solidly for liquor, it is
stated. This defeat of the temper
ance advocates, after trial, will do
their cause much harm tn the
South.
The Morrillton Headlight seems
to be behind,!he procession—in its
issue of lii't week. Until iost., was
an account of the State elections
held on the 7th, telling of the glori
ous Democratic victory. Wake
up, Rro. Leigh, and give your read
ers the news earlier and more of
it. _
The Union Labor Journal says
the late elections have settled the
fact that Cleveland will he renomi
nated and admits that lie will car
ry New York. Now, if Reuben
will just allow Grover to carry Ar
kansas in 1888, all will he forgiv
en.—Searcy Deacon.
The above hit is good and to
the point. Our Union Labor, ex
Greeuhack, friends please take
notice.
An exchange truly says: “The
Union-Labor platform in some res
pects is a good one. and in some
respects is bad. The good is tak
en from the Democratic platform,
ami the had is from socialism and
Henr,\ Georgeism.” And it might
have added, that this party will
ever remain a non-entity, rising its
it did from the defunct (irceiiback
leaders and otlice seekers.
Mr. A. T. Gardner, a brother of
the editor of the I’lrAYl’NK, on
Monday, bought out the Saline
Courier, at Benton, formerly own
ed by Col. 8. II Whitlhorn.—
Jit other Gardner w ill at once great
ly improve the paper. It*will con
tinue to battle tor Democracy and
the best interests of the people. In
mounting the tripod in Arkansas,
he gives promise of a success
ful and bright future. We extend
to him the right of fellowship,
with our heartiest, best wishes.
The Dispatch says the hanging
of the anarchists was the begin
ning of strangulation of tree
speech. Tiie people nt this coun
ty won’t think >o, after having
read ami digested the history ot
their crime, us published in this
paper last week. The St. Louis
Republican hits the Dispatch and
nil other anarchist* as follows: “A
right to urge assassination, spolia
tion and :;i n- tal defiance of law is i
not the freedom ol speech gmilau
teed by the constitution.’’
Tlit* pious (?) l^ro. MfC'iirklt*, of
Hit- Hope Gazette, undertakes to
read ns a leelnre lor publishing an
account of tlu* hanging of the Chi
cago anarchists, and giving a his
tory of their crime. Guc-s our
good brother’s lack of spat**- to en
lighten his readers on this great
national matter of special interest,
and having to depend upon the
Picayune to tell it abroad herea
bouts, caused his sudden tit of
goody-goodiness. Discard your
“patent,” Bro. McCorkle, because
it tells of murders, etc., which you
condemn so heartily. “Pluck out
the beam,” etc.
Hon. T. C. Me line, the faithful
and zealous representative from
this congressional district, will
leave for Washington City on the
2«Sth inst., so as to be present at
the opening of congress December
5. We venture the assertion that
the roll of the House will not con
tain the name of a member that
| will work more faithfully tor his
constituents than the representa
! tive from the .'?rd Arkansas dis
i triet.—Texarkana Independent.
The rule recently enforced by
j the post otlice department, sub
jecting packages of fourth-class
matter to letter postage where the
outside wrappers contain any writ*
ing or printing except ttie name
j and address of the sender, is in ac
i eordance to an act of congress pass
ed in 1879, and the postmaster
general is powerless to revolt it,
although he expresses the opinion
J that there is little reason in pro
hibiting the printing on the exte
rior of a package anything that
| can lawfully be placed on the in*
! side and be promises to invite at
tention to the matter in his next
! annual report —Hot Springs Sen
tinel.
If Hot Springs wants a baud an
attempt should be made to secure
the members of the Camdeu band
mentioned by the Sentinel. The
leader and teacher, Dwight Blake,
belongs to one of Arkansas' best
families, his father being a leading
man in the south western portion
of the State. As a musician young
Blake is a veritable prodigy. At
the age of 10 he was a very good
performer on the cornet. At the
age of 12 the writer has seen him
leading a large and well-trained
band, lie is about 17 now, and as
a cornetist has no superiors in the
State, lie is a musician because it
is in him, and will out. Ilia father
is very wealthy, and young Dwight
doesjnot have to follow it for a live
hhoo’d.—Cor. Hot Springs Sentinel.
An editor has invented an infer
nal machine which he places in an
envelope and sends it to those that
“refuse” the paper after taking it
five years without paying for it.—
The mat hiuery explode# and kills
the whole family, and the frag
ments that fall in the yard kill the
dog- (Dory certainly awaits that
editor, and when he gets in the
sanctum that awaits him above, he
will have an upholstered chair and
be allowed to sit with his feet on
the table.—Kx.
It is said that the man who won’t
take a paper because he can bor
row one has invented a machine
by which In' can cook hisylinuer by
tlic smoke o! his neighbor’s chim
ney.
in an auuress ai me reposition
grounds at Little Hock it few days
since, (.low Hughes made the fol
lowing remarks in response to the
toast drank to the State of Arkan
sas:
Washed upon the eastern border by the
^rented river in the world, covered with the
"landed forests, whose heads pierce the
j highest clouds of heaven. She has ">2,17H
| npiHre miles of territory, with sunny shies,
with genial and healthful climate, a soil un
! surpassed in its productiveness, aO.OOb
-ipiare miles of timber, 12.000 Square miles
ol coal Helds, raise- all 'he staple products
of the world, grasses, cereals, cotton, which
for excellence ami quantity are unsurpass
ed. She distanced all competitors where
her products have been exhibited. The lar
gest extent of navigable water of any other
state it the world. Her population doub
led within the last ten years
at a ratio equalled by but
live and excelled by but three states. Her
free school system is the pride and boast of
lur people and which our fellow-citizens ac
eojd most liberal voluntary support.
Suppose You Try This Game.
An exchange says that a new
game has been origiuated, called
“Editor's. Delight,” the plan of
which it is played being in this
wise: Take a sheet of ordinary
writing paper, write on it your
name and postotlice address, fold
it up carefully and enclose a hank
note sufficiently large to pay all
arrears and a year in advance, send
or hand this to the editor. What
adds immensely to the pleasure of
the game is, send along the name
of a subscriber or two accompa
nied by the cash. Keep your eyes
on the editor, and if a smile adorns
his face you have won the game.
Estray.
Taken uy L. C Steel, 2 1-2 miles
East of Prescott, and posted be
fore J. IPShers, ,1. 1\, une iron
gray mare about two years old Li
hands high. No brands. Valued
at 827 50.
November 25, 1KS7.
Competitive Examination.
Saturday, na per previous pub-j
lislied announcement, a competi
tive examination wap held here,by j
appointment of Hon. T. (’. McRae, |
to decide who should receive a tec
ommeudation to appointment as a
cadet to the Military School at ]
West Point.
There were eight contestants;
one from Hepstead, Nevada, Hot
Spring, Drew, Bradley, Miller,and
two from Columbia counties.—
Profs. W. It. Hardy,W. I). Leiper,
of Malvern, T. W. Hayes and T. J.
Crawford, constituted the board of]
academic examiners, and Drs. J.R. j
Dale, of Arkadelphia, K. It. Ar-1
mistead and W. C. Wingfield, the
examining board of physicians.—
The boards were ready and begun
work about 10 o'clock a. m; the
physicians getting through first
and announcing all passed—sound
physically. Then came the men
tal test, which lasted until 8 p. m.,
and resulted in J. J. Towery, of
Miller, carrying off the palm, and
Mr. It. U. Wood, of Hempstead,
next best and alternate. It was a
close race between these two.
There was one colored contest
ant, from Columbia, who stood a
very fair examination.
This reporter spent part of the
day with the boards, and unhesi
tatingly say the gentlemen, com
prising them, are cultivated, able
and practical, and their work was
well and satisfactorily done. The
! young man who receives the rec
ommendation, (Mr. Towery) is we
; understand, worthy, industrious
and ambitions, and Miller county
should feel proud of him and his
success. Our best wishes attend
him.
As in everything else that Mr.
McRae undertakes, this examina
tion shows his fair and unselfish
nature, and desire to serve his
constituency acceptably.
Having last u 1 urge portion of
cane and grass by the late forest
I fires, I am left with more stock
than I can winter, and will sell
mules and horses cheap, for cash
or on time. Call at once.
Sidney Wood.
Howto Kill any Town.
Oppose improvements.
Sneer at its newspapers.
Hun it down to strangers.
Go to other towns to trade.
Do not invest a cent; lay your
1 money out somewhere else.
Lengthen your face when a
stranger talks of locating in it.
If a man wants to buy property
charge him two prices.
If lie wants to buy anybody
vise’s interfere and discourage
him.
He particular to discredit the
motives of public spirited citi
i zens.
Refuse to see the least merit in
any scheme that does not directly
; benefit you.
Do your best to divide the town
in factions and keep one taction
fighting another.
If you can’t ‘’hog” everything,
udge everybody else by yourself
and accuse them of doing it.
If you want to read the local
journal borrow it of a neighbor,
and after you have finished ask
him* what he wants to take such a
measly sheet for.
Run down other parts of the
town than your own, and talk dis
paragingly of all the surrounding
country, except such tracts as you
are personally interested in.
He careful in following these
rules, a good healthy “kicker,”
I growler and obstructionist can do
wonders toward keeping desirable
people out of town, and disgusting
public spirited ones in it so tliat
they will have to get away.
Should you happen to patronize
a local journal, let the editor know
you do it to help him along; never
acknowledge to yourself nor to
anybody else that a properous
town was ever built up nor never
will without the aid of a local news
paper.—Ex.
For incut, flour, sugar, coffee,
molasses, Imping and tics, dry
goods, bools, shoes, lints, etc., go
to Hatley & Christopher’s. Piiees
and quality guaruntecd.
I have moved into the ice house
and keep choice goods as cheap
as the cheapest. J. H. Adams.
I have some choice blooded
fowls for sale—White Leghorns,
Light Brahmas and Wyandotts.
Call on or address me at Kminet,
Ark. Fbkd Chamheks.
Go to Cal Jones’ lor cheap,
goods and groceries.
Fireworks! Fireworks!! Kv- i
erything of the kind at lowest pri-;
ees. at .1. II. Kershaw & Co’s.
Don’t fail to buy your cooking j
and heating stoves of J. M. Den
man & Bro. They sell as cheap as
the cheapest
Nice new and clean stock of la
niture just received, at Foster &
Logan lldw. Go’s. Prices to suit j
the times.
Just received, new jewelry at
Mrs. N. J. Bryan’s.
Not more dreary the sublime
dreams of Dante, than the gloomy
visions of those who sutler from'
i' uistipatioii But these In come
a glon and a light under the ie-'
vivifying influences ol Morris’('as
ratine.
A Sound Mind in a Sound Bod* .
Science and |»liil«*i*<»p!t3* linva ex
hausted themselves in profound
treatises to determine the just
relation between mind and mat
ter, between body and -onl, IlOW
to preserve the ei|iiilibiiiim be
tween the two, and bow to restore
it when it is lost by sickness of
the body. This great question
has been successfully solved by a
gentlemen in North Carolina '>y j
experience on him-clt, proving
that an nun.. practical expert i
ence is worth several pounds of
scientific or philosophical theoriz
ing. Mr. Hamlin is one of the
best known insurance men in Win
ston, N. C.
Gentleman—Ever since I was
seven years of age I have bad
what the doctors call hip disease,
and which 1 call white swelling.
My hip was drawn out of place.
There was a swelling at the knee
joint, where there is a profuse
running, which has been tlmro tor
years. Of course this has greatly
depleted my system, together
with surgicieal operation on the
leg bone. I tried ever known
blood purifier to build up my sys
tem, but none did me any good
until I took S. S. S. 1 use it ev
ery spring. It always builds me
up, giving me appetite and diges
tion, and enables me to stand the
long, trying, enervating, hot sum
mer days. To me there is no such
medicine for purifying the blood
and building up the wasted sys
tem as S. S. S. On using it I soon
became strong of body and easy
! of mind. My color changes from
a pale, worn look to a healthy, ro
bust complexion.
Yours, very truly,
M. S. Hamlin.
Winston, S. C’., April 12, 1887.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis
| eases mailed free.
For sale by all druggists. The
Swift Specific Go., Dra wer 3, At
lanta, Ga.
Fair Warning.
All parties indebted to the late
rirm <d Woodbery & Fort is, and
the undersigned individually, are
hereby notified that their accounts
will be put in the hands ot an otti
cer for collection, if they are not
paid in a reasonable time. I can
not afford to carry over one dollar
till next year. I will be compell
ed to collect as a protection to my
business.
Jno. E. I'oktis.
1 1 ■
Notice.
Prof I.. White, the noted cancer
eradicator will remain at Prescott,
until further notice is given of his
departure, as he has several cases
now on hand and new ones are
daily coming, even from Texas.
He was in that stale in July and
August and has proved there as
well as he has in this state, that i
he is one of the most successful
cancer eradicators in the world.
Music Self-Taught.
Prof. G. S. Rice’s Piano and or
gan Music System, Rapid, Practical
Correct, teaches all chords, V.iria-.
tions, Accouipaments, Thorough '
Pass Laws, Tunes, Notes. Self-•
taught at your own home. The
only system that brings musical
knowledge within reach of all. j
Sent on test. Send stamp for cir
culars to the (i. S‘ Rice Musical t 'o.
“4.1 State Chicago, 111.
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Led Astray.
“Fkrnanihna, Nassau Co., Kla , )
March 29, 1SH(I. j |
“I have used I)r. Simmons Liv
er Regulator and always found it i
to do what is claimed for it. The
last bottle and two packages did
me no good and were worse than
nothing. I see it is not put up by
J. H Zeilin & Co., and not gen
uine, and a waste of money to buy
it. I would be glad to get the
pure and genuine. Send me some
from honest hands (with red Z
and Zeilin <k Co.’s signature on
wrapper), The fictitious stuff
sold will injure someone badly.
“Your Ob’t Serv’t,
Bknj. T. Rich.
Go to Foster & Logan Hdw Co.
for your cook stoves. They have
the largest and most complete line
ever brought to Prescott.
IN CASH! .1 Wmcestci’s
and .5 Webster’s Dictionaries,
worth *89, and I Dictionary Hol
ders, worth fl.t.oO, given as prizes
for best essays answering the ipies-1
tioii “Why should I use a Diction
ary Holder?” For full particulars,
send to La Verne W. Noyes, 09 &
101 W. Monroe St Chicago, the'
maker of Dictionry Holders. Or
ni|iiire at your bookstore
Mr. Arthur Gibson, of Hope, is
beginning to gel in his holiday
goods, lie generally has a choice,
large stock lor Christmas.
Aix
ORCAIMS
Smith. &
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ST &
326 MAlNST., • Ln 1 «-t- ?~K,ARK.
Sole assents for Arkansas, for the celebrated gasoil & Hamlin
organs and pianos. Also agents for the he.s A ionu, Kiakauer
Bros., C. D. Pease and C. A. Smith A t o pianos.
Also for Chicago Cottage organs and BrWgeport.Organ Co’s organs. In.
struments sold on easy terms-send sor catalogue anu rms.
Not i<-«‘
Is hereby given that bv virtue' of a decree
of the Nevada Circuit court, made and en
tered of record on the loth day ot No
vember, 1887, the undersigned 1
missioners appointed bv the court to uiako
partition of liic land belonging to the estate
of J. K. Dunn, deceased, will on the lith
d,iv of December, 1887, nt the front door ot
the court house, in I’rescott. Ark., offer lor
sale to the highest bidder, at public outcry,
the following land belonging to said estate,
to-wit:
The SI of N\V\ and the SW| ot section
8 and the' N.l of the N1 of N\V, of section
17. all in township 14, South llange --
West, except one acre reserved fora grave
yard on the SK1, of the SWJ Section 8—on
the following terms, to-wit:
One third of the purehasi money to be
due April 1-t, 1888, and one third to be due
November 1st. 1888. and one third to be
due November 1st, 1881). and the purchaser
will be required give personal security lor
the purchase money. Nov. Is, 188,.
VV. (1. Ubhkv, )
J. W. I .loin'sky, t Coin.
J. F. (Jamauk, )
Atkinson & Tompkins,
Attorneys for Petitioners.
Notice
Is herel'V given that l>y virtue of a decree
made and entered of ■■■cord by the Nevada
Circuit Court on the S day of November, 18
87, the undersigned as commissioners ap
pointed bv tin: court to make partition of
the land belonging to the estate ot Henry
L. Hint, deceased, will, on the 19th day of
December, 1887. at the trout door of the
court house in Prescott, Nevada county, Ar
kansas, otter for sale to the highest bidder,
at public outcry, the following land he
longing to Mii<l t<»-wh:
the KJ of NW ofsw and the K.J ofSKJ.
and the SWJ of SWJ of section and the
SWJ of SWJ of section 28; and the SNJ of
the SKJ and the N KJ of the NK| and frac
tional NWj ot N K j of section :J2; and NWJ
of NKJ and NKJofNWJ section thirty-one;
all in township 12, Sotitli range 21 West, on
the following terms to-wit: < »ne third ofthe
purchase money to be due April 1-t. 1888,
one third to be duo November 1st, 1888 and
one third to l>e due November 1st, 188*1.
The purchaser will be required to give bond
with approved personal security tor the pur
chase money.
I'll is November lHih, 1787.
W. A.IDntuy, |
Tiios. Ai.saiikook, l oin.
J. W. Honka. )
! Atkinson A Tompkins.
.Attorneys for Petitioners.
^ Slirl ifl’*' Sa!«'.
Notice i- hereby uivi n I Ml !•>
three exertilh»m> i-11«•«l :i ! •.ir •. t• 1
by tin* Clerk < ! iln- N< ■ I. < ■ • 1 C. ■ iri. 1
have 1«*\ i• I up ui :ir;>! '■■ !!* \ • - 1 1 t«»
I he I»i u i»• • * t bidder, • « • t of t bnc
muiillis on
Saturday, »>cei»mL»*r ‘J4lh, |ss<#
between tile It urs f«»r j :«’’»• i.il *.ib* . ?• the
frontdoor • »1‘ tli • court Imih- in !*i - '-It.
Nevada eountv, Arkansas, die followi11*4
describe I property to w it:
The >KJ of S\i?\; the \\ \ oftlicSWJ of
NKJ; h strip one net#* wide <• ntainr i* t n
acres, Ivil g uloii^ the north of the above,
being a south fraction of N KJ of N \\ ( ana
of the WJ of the N \\ | <>( NKJ; also a frac
tional acre-, in the North ue>t rum r of N
WJ of SKJ, beginning at said corner, thence
south 566 feetjthence North of Kn.*t hi- teet;
thence Ka.-t of North 516 feet; thence We.-t
627 feet to beginning. All in section 23,
township 11, S. K. 23 \\ .. iri Nevada county,
Arkansas. Levied upon a** the property of tfie
defendant, .John Martin, to satisfy three exe
cutions, one in favor of .John Martin <& Co.
against John M irtin and C. I*. Ilollemnn, one
in favor of Montgomery. Madden A: Mont
gomery against John Martin and the other
in favor of* W. J. Blake against John Martin.
J. S. KK(.iAN,
Sh< ritf of Nevada county.
Smoote, Mdtac A Arnold. Attorney* for
J. Martin & ( o.
Montgomery, Madden *.V Montgomery,
Attorneys for other execution*.
Prescott Ark., Nov. 25th, lHh7.
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J.C NEELY. S. II. BROOKS. II. M. NKELY
BROOKS, NEELY fe CO.,
WHOLESALE
GROCERS, COTTON FACTORS
AND
Commission Merchants.
367 Front Street, MEMPHIS, TENN.
REPRESENTED BY C. J. HANKS.'
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HILL, FONTAINE & CO.,
Gotti Factors and Wholesale Grocers,
No.1296 and 298 Front St.,
MEMPHIS. TENN.
No. I I 6 South Main Street.
ST LOUIS MO.
CONSIGNMENTS OF WOOL SOLICITED.
“THE GIRL I LEFT BEHIND ME.”
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Illustrated by tlio un» < t a T T. TTacdock r.ncyy, which i« not only the loading Buggy lo tbN
picture. hnt TIIR r.F.\l)I\<i IliridT OK A«KK1( \. Ha. Ilavdo■ k'» Safety King
11*11 end Fifth Wheel. Auk your IraW-r for tho T. T. IIA V DOCK tll'fif. Y. with th*
Haydock Safety King Bolt and Fifth When I. Life ia Insecure riding over any other.
(This picture will be furnished on a large card, printed in elegant style, to any one who will agree tl
frame it) (KNCLOSE STAMP.)
THE T.T. HAYDOCK CARRIAGE CO..
Cor. Plant and Twelfth Sts.. CIStTWWATI, O.
AgCITS WANTED WHIN! W( NAVI NOIII NO INVISTMUT SO FIOFITAIll.
Wend for Catalogue and
Wholesale Price List.
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Free
AND LIVER REGULATOR.
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A Complete Family Medicine.
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A Safe and Reliable Remedy In all caaea.
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