He hurled himself up-stairs as he had done seven years before, but again"Ah, bah!!"the door was locked, and not a picayune of rent due.

One hundred great years; the story of the Times-Picayune from its founding to 1940.

He had no reason to think that Cissie cared a picayune about him.

It was the New Orleans Daily Picayune for January 26.

Frowenfeld, naturally, was not anxious to reply, and was greatly relieved to be touched on the elbow by a child with a picayune in one hand and a tumbler in the other.

Not to be foolhardy, he quietly slipped down every day to the levee, had a slave-boy row him across the river in a skiff, landed, re-embarked, and in the middle of the stream surreptitiously cast a picayune over his shoulder into the river.