The Nevada picayune., 1884-12-04

MiS. U. w JOIiSOli TeCclNcu d fine piano this week for her hotel parlor.
 A new lot of silver spoons, spec tacles and jewelry, just received at T T Cope's.
 Mir. Hugh Moncrief, onr popular druggist, took run mp to the Cap ital Sunday.
 Capt. John 0. Cloud received this week a fine Mason & Hamlin organ, through Prof. Evans, agent.
 Mr. Rob't. t Donald of Emmet, and Miss Sallie Goodwyn of Wal laceburg, are to be married to- night.
 We are glad te see MT. John Martin so far recovered from his late indisposition as to be able to ride to town.
 We have jus, received a lot of new job type and stationery, and are prepared to do all kinds of work at city prices.
 One would be lead to believe, from the noise he made, that Un- cle Moses read the "riot act' to the council Monday night.
 Miss-Ridgeway, of Arkadel- phia. returned lon Saturday af- ter spending a few days with her sister here, Mrs. Dan Gilman.
 Hon W. |. Atkinson returned from Falcon Monday, where he had been as delegate to the Bap- list Sunday school convention.
 Mir Harmon Bishop, a sterling farmer of the northwest at ot the county stepped in Tue sday a d settled for this years PICAYUSE-
 Parties knowing themselves in- debted to the estate of Jeseph R. White, will please call at this office and settle with the administrator.
 We received this week through Dr. Powers, a cash subscription from Missouri. The PICAYUNE ls increasing it's circulation very fast.
 Woodberv, Portis & Terry are selling clothing and goods at low est possible cash prices. Go to see them in time to make good selec- ton.
 Everything you want in the way of Christmas Goeds, at the very lowest cash prices, at Hugh Mon. cricf & Bro s. drug sto.e. Call and see them soon.
 Mr J. M. Hirston, orc of Nova da's best fnme was in town yes terday with cotton, and had his name added to our subscription i list.
 Our popular butcher, Alfred Aburrow, accompanied by his wife returned from Little Rock Tues day evening, where they visited relatives.
 MT. James Douggp. of Wa h. Iington, spent Sunday in this vi cnity. We are infor acd a fair damsel i, tn attraction that q avs him L.ther.
 Misses Clara and Cora Winter. two of our most charming young ladies, returned Friday from Full ton, where they visited their uncle, Mir. Joseph Winter.
 The PICAYUNE was lolorsd d with a call last Saturday, from our jolly whole-sopled friend, Louis Pipkin. of Glenuville, who was visiting his brother, Dr. J. A. Pipkin.
 Only once or twice as yet, have we had any ice, and then it was as thin as paper, though many white frosts have fallen. We have been having delightful weather.
 Mess. Cason and Mclean, too clever young gentlemen have been here several weeks, teaching a writing school and getting up a city circulating library.
 If the town council would de- clare those Euts on the Norman corner a public nuisance, and have them removed at once, it would certainly be righteous act.
 Prescott claims to have shipped more cotton than either Hope or Arkadelpeia- Washsngton Press That is just what we have done. The railroad receipts show it.
 A car load of heating stoves, ot all qualities and sizes, just receiv- ed at Denman, Hamilton X Co.'S. hardware store, which they are selling at rock bottom prices.
 All town accounts, without eX- ception, not settled by December list. will be placed in the hands of ! Al lawNor for Ollaption