The Nevada picayune., 1885-09-24
MT NJ V. Osborne and Mrs X T

charming daughter, Miss Jamie for Brookhayen Miss, where she goes to enter college.
 1 MT. Wm. Brown,of Ellis county Texas, a former Treasurer of this ; county, came up Friday to attend to some legal business. He is now blind-lost his sight in June last.
 Mir. N. Brad Mulhollan has rent. ed and moved into the house occu- -tpied by Col. Pope last year, op West Main street, owned by Hon. T. c. McRae.
 The cotton crop is short nearly one half in this section. There is one good thing to console the far. mer, however, plenty of corn and meat will be made.
 Mir. w. B. Waller has some very fine ladies dress goods, just re- ceived. Mack Spears specially in vites tue young ladies to call early and make selections.
 Dwight Blake and Charlie White have gone into the wood business together. Their team Saturday ad- vertised their business, hence we charge them nothing for this mo- 1 tice.
 Miss Anna Stansfield is clerking at Uncle Haley Kershaw's. We do not see why ladies can not fill many such positions in our town. They make good clerks ill other towns.
 Mir. Louis Bernays, the popular l jeweler of Little Rock, says: ''oa- santa liniment" cured his corns, l bunions and sore and tender feet of years standing when everything +had failed.
 The negro dance in the Duval building on West Front St Saturday night was quite boisterous. Such .a nuisance ought not to be allowed right in the heart of the business portion oftown.
 For bargains in shoes. goto Stainton X McSwain's, ,~Emmet, Afk-TAey-kecpa complete stock of Brown Shoe Co.'s eel ehrated boots and shoes, which they selling cheap for cash.
 Mr Pat Cassidy is receiving a large quantity of nice, new goods He now has MT. Albert Miluer be hind his counters, who, together with Messrs, c. w. Leake and w x. Prater, will be glad to have all of their friends call and trade with them.
 All those wko want any thing in the JEwsLRY line. can find Ro bet ter place to trade than at $. W. ! WInTE'S, Hope, Ark. lie keeps a good stock, and pays prompt aiten- ton to all orders entrusted to his care. Send him your orders.
 Miss Lillian Jordan having sus- pended her school near Falcon. for month i'll order to allow the chil- dren to assist Tn gathering crops, returned home last week. Miss l.. ! is most excellent young lady, with many noble traits of character. Messrs Sid Woodbery, Monroe and Mat Denman, Tode Bonner, and Jim Scroggy, went out on the prairie with Mir, Luke Steele fox huntin 2 Saturday night, and enjoy ed a fue chase they say, though the animal eluded the hounds.
 Miss Nellie Cooper, who moved with her neither from this place to Montana early last spring, in wri- ting back to a friend says heavy snow storm prevailed there on the ] 18th inst Snow also fell tkere in June. The summers are very short up there.
 1 Miss Flore,iee Hays has re- 1 turned home from Locksburg, near which place she has been teachin. school for some time. She will remain until after Christmas. She is one of Prescott's gems among the fair sex, and We wei conc her among us agaln. Rev J Allen O'Ifarra the boy evan gehst of Texas, has been holding an interesting series of meetings at the Baptist church. He is an earn Test and eloquent speaker, and holds the attention of his andien- ces. The meeting stopped Satur- day night on account of sickness in the chureh, but wiilwe- learn be re s,med in tonight.
 / Friday MT. c. C. Hanoy was