The Nashville News from Nashville, Arkansas • Page 2

The Ccletratcd MONEY TO LOAN 4 per cent interest, payable aumially. No Delay. No" Red Tape. Loan secured within ten days if title is clear. Also prepared to negotiate loans upon policies of life insurance.

Call on or address W. S. CURRAN. mwm Dead Letter List. List of dead letters remaining in post office at Nashville, for month end ing June 1899.

When calling for them please say they are advertised: Miss Minnie' Cox, Miss Luler Elfer, Miss Jessie Fletcher, Mrs. Mary Fintee, Miss Francis llaygood, Joanna P. Moore, Mrs. Katie Reeves, Miss Viola Sparks, Mrs. Minnie Wolsey, Miss lba Watson, Mr.

A. A. Coulter, Rev. A. Elenberg, Mr.

Jack Fort, Rev. R. Gardner, E. II. Garnede, J.

E. Hampton, Mr. John 11. Honer. Eld.

A. D. Johnson Mr. W. W.

Jones, Mr. John McCoy, Mr. Dennis Moore, Mr. J. J.

Roberson, II. O. Reid, Mr. D. G.

Sane, Mr. L. E. Smith, A. L.

Stuart, Mr. Ben Scroging. Colored Madras SHIRTS With Detached Cuffs. Best Value, 51.00 mm i ll IE! mm 1 5.11 1. a.

The Famous You can get two slates for a nickle at W.T. Street Co. Nashville, Ark. MEN'S FURNISHERS. Perfect Fitting Shirts, 1.00 The News.

The News office. Leave your orders for wall paper J.t The News office. A complete line of samples of all grades from cheapest to very handsome and costly styles. 2:1 in 'Hi 11 I1 The best thing we can say about, the "Clover Brand Shoe" is that it is "The Best." Best for Sunday wear, best for school wear ami best for vacation wear, in fact, best for all occasions. See the line for ninety-nine at C.

V. Loewen-berg's. mmmi htiittw The world would be gloomy indeed were there no light in the dark picture of ill health. Uet rid of your kidney trouble by using Dr. Sawyer's Ukatine.

Sold by Ueo. M. Clark Drug Co. N. E.

Mnlkey Co. are always lead ers in the grocery line. They have the best and first of everything. This season they have the credit for handling the. first wagon load of watermelons in the market, which they purchased yesterday.

The popularity of Dr. Sawyer's Ukatine as a kidney euro is far reaching, as it permanently cuses all kidney disorders, and brings you back to the realm of perfect health that insures true happiness. Sold by Geo. M. Clark Drug Co.

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Crawley, of Horatio, came over Sunday and remained until Thursday with Mrs.

Crawley's brothers, the Messrs. Coleman. Mr. Crawley is in the grocery business. They called at this office and ordered The News sent to them.

The strongest testimonials come from patients who have been entirely cured from constipation, dyspepsia, biliousness and liver complaints, by the use of Dr. Sawyer's Little Wide Awake Pills. Sold by Geo. M. Clark Drug Co.

Alfalfa seems to be the hay crop for the south that is for black land having a good deal of lime in it. Some fields last year were cut five times and one man having five acres got eight tons per acre, making forty tons which sold readily at $10 per ton at the barn, making an income of $80 per acre and at a very light expense. Thai Throbbing Headache. Would quickly leave you, if you used Dr. King's New.

Life Pills. of sufferers have proved their merit for sick and nervous headaches. They make pure blood and strong nerves and build up your health. Easy to take. Try them.

Only 21 cents. Money back if not. cured. Sold by. Rector Drug Store.

1 mm .31 mi Winn Listen 1 Did you know that N. E. Mulky Co. is headquarters for fruit jars and extra tops and rubbers for same? N. E.

Mulky Co. I jib limit Saturday, July 1, 1899.: Entered at the Tost Office at Nashville, as second class mail matter. Silk Front Shirts Best Patterns Hieh Grade Washable Silks. S1.00. fl! W.

W. Turner, Editor Publisher. $1.50 Per year, In Advance. W.T. Street Co.

Come Again, Mr. Clardy, Last week Mr. W. F. Clardy, of Lockesburg, sent us nineteen plums that weighed 40 ounces, and stated in his letter that if any of our Howard county friends could beat his plums they could get The News six months at his expense.

A notice of these plums was published in Wednesday's paper and before night Mrs. W. P. Feazel sent us the same number of plums that weighed 42 ounces, beating Mr. Clardy just two ounces.

Hon. W.J. Lee also says he thinks he can beat Mr. Clardys plums. PUBLISHED WEDNESDAY SATURDAY.

Nashville, Ark. MEN'S OUTFITTERS. 51.00 Popular Prices. 5 1 .00 Why did Mr. L.

J. Tewksbury pay 119,900 for John R. Gentry? Because he could pace a mile in 2 minutes and 1-2 Why could John R. Gentry pace a mile in 2 minutes and 1-2 second? Because he was of the Royal Bred George Willis. Why is it that John R.

Gentry and Robert J. is the fastest double team in harness in the world? Because they are Wilks blood. The Wilks has more fast trotters and pacers than any other breed of stock in the world and this is why Glendale Stock Farm has so much to say about his fast pacing filly. She is backed up by the Wilks blood. Remember if you have a two-year old that can beat her the season of a colt won't cost you anything.

S. B. Reese. Valuable Keal Estate FOR SALE. Time TABLE.

A. L. Ry. No 2 leaves Nashville. .7:15 arrives at Hope.

8:4.1 a. m. No 1 leaves Hope 9 41 a. m. arrives at Nashville 1 1 :30 a.

m. No 4 leaves Nashville (except Sunday) 2:30 p. m. arrives at Hope. ..4:00 p.

m. No 3 leaves Hope 5 :00 p. in. arrives at Nashville, p. m.

Mr. Clardy is not in it when it comes to plums. Howard county is all right on fruit as well as other things. Low Prices and Long Time. Howard rorvrv.

No. 110 acres -1 1-2 miles from Nashville, on iliuhly Fork road ('', Our store is known as the ''Dependable Store" and our motto is get your money's worth in Diy Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes. Notions and House 'I know not what the truth may be, I tell the tale as 'twas told to me." CITY and COUNTRY. Furnishings. High Quality and Low acres in cultivation, good yoimtf orchard, two side rooms in good and stables, etc.

Two streams of water. Capt. J. II. Butler, of White Cliffs, in Nashville Wednesday.

lie says the Cement Mills at the Cliffs are working 100 hands and turning out 210 barrels of cement per day and that they could easily sell 1000 barrels per-day. He says the capacity of the plant will soon be increased and an effort made to supply the demand. Prices at Loewenberg's. Miss Pearl Cowling received a telegram from Little Rock yesterday morn ing staling that her sister, John, was one spring, two wells. Known as the Frank I'arkcr place.

No. 2. 211 acres 10 miles from Nashville, 100 acres in cultivation, liO acres in pasture, neat residence of rooms in good repair, throe tenement houses and large cooper shop, well of excellent water. Known as the Molly A Frightful Blunder. Will often cause a horrible, burn, cut, scald or bruise.

Bucklen's Arnica Salve the best in the world, will kill the pain and promptly heal it. Cures old sores, fever sores, ulcers, boils, felons, corns, all skin eruptions. Best pile cure on earth. Only 2.1 cts. a box.

Cure guaranteed. Sold by Rector Drug Store. Telephone us the news. Mr. Marion Barefield went to Ozan Wednesday to attend a marriage.

Closing out a lot of men's shirts at a great sacrifice. Joe Winter French organdies and dimities will go way below "cost. Joe Winter Co. Judge Feazel goes to Richmond Sunday where he will hold circuit court next week. Rich and poor alike, get perfect relief, and are cured by using Dr.

Sawyer's Arnica and Witch Hazel Salve for all skin affietions. Capt. D. P. Terry and Howard Chapman went to Little Rock Wednesday on a short business trip.

R. W. Stubblefield, of Nashville, attended Court of Common Pleas here Monday. Prescott Times. Mrs.

Dr. Saner, of Hope, came up Hill place. Tale-Bearing. llefore repeating a bit of gossip, it would 'be well to ask ourselves three questions: first, "Is it truer" second, it kind?" third. it necessary?" This practice would save many bitter memories and regrets.

The pious Philip Ncri was onee visited by a lady who accused herself of slander. He bade her go to the market, buy a chicken just killed and still covered with feathers, and walk a certain distance plucking the feathers as she went, The woman did as she was directed and returned, anxious to know the meaning of the injunction. your steps," said Philip, wand gather up, one by one, all the feathers 3-011 have scattered." "I cast the feathers carelessly away," said the woman, ''and the wind carried them in all directions." "Well, my child," replied Philip, "so it is with slanders. Like the feathers which the wind has scattered they have been scattered in all directions. Call them back now if you can." sick and asking her to come at once.

She left on the afternoon train. In company with Mr. W.J. Landrum, of Little Rock, a representative of The News enjoyed a short visit to Doyle last Thursday. While at that place we had the pleasure of meeting Mr.

W. H. Norwood, a progressive merchant, farmer and gin man of that place. Mr. Norwood has a splendid farm and is expecting a good crop this year.

He also carries a nice stock of general merchandise. His gin enjoys a liberal patronage, having turned out over three hundred bales of cotton last season. It is Mr. Nor-wood's intention to replace his machinery with a new and late improved outfit so as to be, able to handle the large crop which will be grown in that vicinity this year. He will also change the location of the mill and erect anew building.

It is a pleasure to meet such a man as Mr. Norwood, who is a striking example of what a man may accomplsh in Arkansas by energy and economy. There is perhaps no truer saying than "Imitators are as thick as blackbirds in Major Holman returned from Fort Smith yesterday, where he had been to place W. W. Ross, of Howard county, in jail.

It seems that Ross was a postmaster at some-place in Howard county, and when letters were mailed he removed the uncancelled stamps -and placed cancelled ones on the letters. Ho was removed for some cause some time ago, and it was only lately they dug tip the above charge against him. No. acres 7 miles from Nashville, 20 acres in saw-mill timber uncoiled. acres cleared and under fence either in cultivation or pasture, one story three room cottage barn and outhouses in good repair.

This tract is well watered. Known as the YV. A. Dildy place. NO.

1. 120 acres 5 miles from Nashville, about acres in cultiva tion, i) acres in orchard, double log- Spains Greatest Neea. Mr. R. P.

QUvia, of Barcelona, Spain, spends his winters at Aiken, S. C. Weak nerves had caused severe pains in the back of his head. On using Electric Bit ters, America's greatest blood and nerve remedy, all pain soon left him. He says this grand medicine is what his country needs.

All America knows that it curesi Wednesday on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Bryant.

Messrs. J. L. Rivers and M. Morris, of Centre Point, called at this office yesterday to see our big press.

Jess Hill returned Thursday from Galveston, Texas, where he has been attending a commercial college. For Sale A good 40-saw Pratt gin and iron pin press both in good shape. Apply to John F. Reese, Nashville, Ark. Just received a lot of ladies' misses' and children's slippers at greatly reduced prices.

Joe Winter Co. We want a copy of The News of June 17th, 1899. It any of our readers can Bupply this paper we will greatly appreciate it. S. C.

Thornton spent Sunday in Nashville and attended the meeting in progress at the Christian church Prescott Times. We have in stock now some very liver and kidney trouble, purifies the blood, tones up the stomach, strengthens the nerves, puts vim, vigor and new life into every muscle, nerve tnd organ of the lwdy If weak, tired or ailing you need it. Every bottle guaranteed, only 50c. Sold by Rector Drug fttore. May" and that every good article has them by the score.

Particularly true can this bo applied to the buggy business. The famous Banner Buggy is the best. For sale by C. V. Loewenberg.

W. II. Briggs, of Little Rock, came in yesterday morning and will visit relatives here and at Bingen and Centre Point. Pelle Norwood, one of Sevier county's enterprising young farmers, was in Nashville yesterday. Mr.

J. D. Thomas, of Ben Lomond, was in town yesterday and called on The News. Mr. J.

F. Schirmer, of Mineral Springs, was on our streets yesterday. Tax Assessor's Notice. Notice is hereby given that I will attend the following places on the dates given below for the purpose of assessing the real, personal and per capita tax of Howard County, Arkansas, for the year 1899, as follows: Nashville, at Independence Hall, July lSt. Saratoga, at precinct July 3rd and 4th and at Jones' Schoolhouse July 5th in the morning and at the Battle Farm in the afternoon, same day.

Blackland, at W. C. Stone's July Cth in the morning and at Schooley's store in the afternoon same day. At Coleman Bros', store July 7th and at precinct Julv 8th. Mr.

W. J. Landrum, representing the Rosenbaum machinery house of Little Rock, was in the city Thursday. Mr. Landrum is one of the best machinery men in the south, being not only a splen -did salesman, but a practical machinist.

He is very popular with the trade and enjoys a good business. Mr. Landrum was en route 1x Little Rock from the Indian Territory, where he had just Closed several large deals. handsome wedding cabinets. If any of Mineral Springs No.

2, at precinct the boys expect to get married we can print some elegant invitations. house, shed room, kitchen detached, crib and stable, all in good land lies well and Known as the Thomas 15. Ford place. No. 5.

GOO acres miles from Nashville on the New Hope and Cado (lap road, about 200 acres under fence and in cultivation, 12 acres in a young orchard of select fruit. This tract lies well and nearly all susceptible of about 150 acres of fine saw-mill timber, well watered. Known as the 1). I). Womack place.

No. 0. House and lot in the town of Nashville, containing 5 rooms, newly covered and repaired, good well. Lot one and one fifth acres. Known as the Mrs.

F. A. IJryant place. HKMl'STKAD OI NTV. No.

7. House and lot at 15arkcr, lot 150x150, house with four rooms, well of good water. Known as the W. II. Sissell place.

No. 8. 5 miles from Nashville, 102 acres, 40 or 50 in cultivation, level and productive, dwelling with four rooms, good barn, one running stream and two wells. Known as the W. T.

Hyatt place. SEV1KR OI NTr. No. 9. Tract of land formerly owned by S.

K. l'mkett containing 1G0 acres, 40 acres in cultivation balance in timber and pasture, Frame house, three rooms, three tenement houses. For information address FaKMKU's llril.MNi ami Loan Axf iatiov, Nashville, Tcnn. July 10th ana at Ingram Store July 11 Town of Mineral Springs July 12, 13. Schocl district 45, July 14.

Dillard, at precinct July 15th. Town of Nashville. July 17th to 21st. Insure your health in Prickly Ash Bitters. It regulates the system, pro After July 21st I will be at Centre motes good appetite, sound sleep and cheerful spirits.

Sold by Geo. M. Clark Point until August oth. All persons failing to assess will subject to the penalty provided by law Notice of Settlement. Notice is hereby given that the following named administrators, guardians, have filed their settlements and accounts current in the Howard Probate Court, to-wit Bettie Barefield, guardian Clarence Barefield, et minors, third and final settlement.

Wade T. Allen, guardian Chas. C. Anderson, minor, third annual settlement. Wade T.

Allen, administrator estate of Jennie M. Anderson, deceased, third A Narrow escape. Thankful words written bv Mrs. Ada E. Hart, of Groton, S.

D. ''Was taken with a bad cold which settled on my lungs; cough set in and finally terminated in consumption. Four Doctors gave me up, saying I could live but a short time. I gave myself up to my Savior, determined if I could not stay with my friends on earth, I would meet my absent ones above. My husband was advised to get Dr.

King's New Discovery for consumption, coughs and I If you have land to assess please bring Drug Co. July clearing sale commences Monday, to remove as many goods as possible preparatory to moving into our elegant new quarters. Joe Winter Co. your dead or tax receipt to save time. Sims F.

Dillard Assessor. The man who was "born tired" should use Prickly Ash Bitters. It makes work gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles. annual settlement. a necessity to give vent to the energy It has cured me, and thank God am i H.

S. Goodlett, administrator estate of D. A. HUTCHINSON, M. D.

Nashville, Ark. Office on Main Street. To facilitate business and accommo saved and now a well and healthy wo-! Edward Fontaine, deceased, eleventh and exuberance of spirits generated by functional activity in the system. Sold man. lnai Dottles tree at Rector annual settlement Drug Store.

Regular size, and $1. Guaranteed or price refunded. by Ueo. il. (Jlark Drug Co.

Miss Lizzie Young, daughter of Mr. Jas. M. Carter, executor estate of G. W.

Carter, deceased, first and final settlement. All persons desiring to except to the A. C. Young, living on the Bayou, died date the majority of my patrons, I find it necessary to establish the following Closing out Vor Next 30 Days. Prairie hav.

2.1c ivr bale in store. Thursday morning at 1 o'clock, after an almve settlements, or any item of either illness of two weeks, and was buried delivered; Cotton seed meal, 7.1c ppr K'Hh(mi, are required to file the same on 1 i or before the l.th day of Julv, or sack store, bO cents delivered; cotton tliev will be forever barred i.rpnin.i. yesterday "morning at County Line. ottice hours Morning, 9 to 10:30, Afternoon, 4 to 6. At other hours when not profession -ally engaged 1 can be found at my Mr.

Young's wife has been confined to ed from excepting thereto. seed hulls 2.1c per bale in store, 30c delivered. Nashville Feed Store. her bed for three months and is still sick. James J.

Reeder, Clerk. June 11, 1S99..