The Nevada picayune., 1884-12-25

are Just as happy as they can De.
 pr. J. W. Thomasson dislocated a thumb from an accidental fali at his residence Saturday night. Though somewhat painfAl, t 'ss not incon\ienced him much.
 Just received by Hugh Mon- crief & Bro., direct from the vine- yard, Of N. C., two barrels of Scuppernong wine, which we are selling at $2 per gallon. *
 'ToUND-On West Main street on Dec. 18th, one pair Mems heavy boots. Owner By calling at B. F. Amonett's office, identifying them and paying for this lad" can get his boots.
 Our young friend, Robt. l.. Bright, who has been in school at Little Rock, came down on the train Sunday evening to take Christmas with his good old moth CT in the coSnEy.
 Prot. Pope, Superintendent of the Prescott public schools, has is- sued a call, which appears in to- days paper, for the teachers of this and surrounding counties to meet on Saturday the 3rd day of January.
 Dr. D. J. Prather of Little Rock spent several days with friends in Prescott last week, during which time he paid us several ..pleasant calls. He took run over in Texas S'hurday and passed through Tuesday on his way to Little Rock.
 Mir. John Hays, a thorough go- ing black land farmer of Clark county called last Thursday and made a contribution to our mis- sionary box. MT. Hays speaks of moving to Prescott soon to get the benefit of our school.
 LosT-A blark morocker pocket book, on the streets in Prescott, containing $65. .O0, seven two cent! stamps, an express receipt and other papers. A liberal reward will be given for delivery of same at this office.
 We w'h club the PItAYuNE with the weekly Arkansas Demo crat at $2.5O for both papers. Will also club with the Arkansas Daily Democrat at S7.5O for both papers. Parties wanting the two papers will save money by taking them at above club rates.
 Friend, Sam Dunn, While pass ing through the grocery depart ment of Messrs. WOOdbery, Portis X Terry, on Saturday night acci- dently fell and stuck a nail through his left hand. Wetrust it will give him no serious tr6ab'e, ard will soon be well.
 Beautiful line of Jewelry, lace pins, ear rings and sets, bracelets. ! neck laces, gol4 and silver thim- Gles, gold pens and pencils an del egant silver-ware suitable for Christmas presents.
 C. A. Clement,
 k ii Howell's Drug S'dee
 We have been informed by Judge Hale that this county is en- titled to ten beneficiary and seven normal studentstn the Fayetteville University. Young men wishing to avail themselves of this splen. did opportunity should make appli- cation to Judge haio.
 You are thinking, blaming, work ing, yes, and saving to obtain suit able gifts for loved ones for this Joyous holiday season. You want to make a little money so as far as possible and get the best goods for the money, therefore, call at once at HOwelPs Temperance Drug Store.
 Any defects in the PIcAYUNE this week are attributable to the fact that onr Junior has been con- fined to his bed ever since last Sat urday With a Severe bilious at- trek, and also that we have made an effort to get the paper out day earlier this week in order to turn the boys in the office loose for Christmas.
 The young men of Rmmet have a novel way of settling their dis. pHtes. The other Sunday evening three of the boys named Bob, Bill and Jim, concluded they would take three certain young ladies to church, but could not deciue among themselves which girl each one should escort, so they decided to settle the mat ter by drawing straws-certain