The Nevada picayune., 1885-08-27

nesday morning to visit relatives in Texas.
 Friend D. E. Madden, who has been unwell a week or two, left to- day, Wednesday, with the party for the Springs in Pike county. We hope he will be much improved.
 The many friends af Prof. Con- ger and wife congratulate them on the arrival of the pretty little nine pound lady at Memphis on the 18th inst. The mother and babe were both doing we'll when last heard from.
 Messrs J IT. Denman Sid Wood. bery and Brad Mulohlan will leave Sunday or Monday for St. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati where they will purchase the fell, and winter stock of goods for their respective firms.
 It is with sincere regret that we announce the the death of that es- timable christian lady, Mrs. Glad den, sister 10 Capts. T. w. aud E. II. Blake, which occurred at her home in Jacks son township on the 20th, of heart disease.
 All those who want any thing in the JEWELRY line, can find no bet. ter place to trade than at S. W. WHITES, Hope, Ark. He keeps a good stock, and pays prompt atten- tion to all orders entrusted to hiS care. Send him your orders.
 Prescott's first bale of cotton was brought in Tuesday by 4Tr. John N Wilson, ofBoughton. It class. ed as middling and was bought by Messrs Brooks, Hamilton $ Co at l2 l-2 cents, and by them shipped to Hill, Fontaine < Co.,, St. Louis.
 Rev. Dixon Williams has written to Mr, Wiley Hatley of this place, that up to last Friday, the sixth day of his meeting at Lampasas Springs, Texas, he had made .1G5 conversions, with good prospects for as many more in few days.
 Tie tasty and elegant establish ment of MT. s. w. White, tho Jew eler, at Hope, favorably impressed ns Monday. He has one of the best and most complete stocks of Jewelry and silver ware in south west Arkansas.
 The Democrats of Nevada coun- ty have very little organization. This should not be 50 now, espec- tally, when county man is run ming for Congress as the nominee of the party. The County Central Committee should have 8 meeting aud take steps to have full vote.
 MesSrs. Cummings and Under. wood are engaged boring an arte- sian well on the East side of the railroad at the crossing of East Front and Elm streets. It is be- ing paid for by private subscrip- ton from citizens. The city au- thorities will furnish d pump for the well.
 The first tramp found dead near here about ten days ago. was iden, tiiie1 by means of the dressed slip found in h;s purse. His name was John Lennon an lrishman, who came to this country a few months since. He leaves a wife and other relatives at Gin cinnati Ohio.
 We call attention to the adver- tisement of Mr. s. D. Hanna, who has opened the livery stable form crly owned by Mr. Grayson. on West Second street, and is prepar, ed to do a general feed and livery business. He has also fitted Up a comfortable aud convenient wa9- on yard in connection with his sta ble. Give him a trial.
 Monday Mir. l.. NJ. Hamilton, who has been railroad agent at this place for four months resigned and left to take the situation of train master of the St. Louis & Tex as R. R. of Pine Bluff. He is n splendid gentleman. of high worth and won many friends here, Mir. W. B. Rambo of Missouri takes his place here.
 Again we arc requested to call the attention of the city authorities to those green mudboles in the Marshall brick yard. The citizens in that vicinity demand that there be something done with them at once. as they are full of malaria. There is also complaint made, by the neighbors. of the stench caus- ed by the buckets from the jail be- ing emptied on the vacant lot near the jail.
 Mrs. A. A. Kirkland. of Bour- lands Store, requsts us to an nounce that she will take boarders, and will furnish good substantial board at as low rates as any one. As the school will open there 1st Monday in September parties wishing board for their children should not fail to consult Mrs, K. {, as she can furnish good rooms house is accessible to school, with good side walk.