The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-05

relatives.
 | J W Gardner, one of the edi tors of this paper, will probably leave for the Exposition at New Orleans, this, Thursday morning.
 One fine saddle, buggy < blow mare for sale at a bargain. L. E Hinton.
 Miss Nettie Smith has handed into MT. Lewis the correct answer to the rebus we printed for him last week. and will receive the present according to promise.
 Up to Tuesday night about thir- weight additions had been made to the Christian Church through the preaching of the Rev. MT. Shel. ton. He has been preaching for nearly six weeks.
 Don't forget that we are prepar- ed to do all kinds of Job printing and will do it as neatly and..cheaply as any Little Rock concern. Bring your Job work to the Pre- AYUNE Job office, and help sustain home enterprise.
 MT, D. s. Kamerer, Agent ofthe St. l.. I'M < s. at this place has been promoted and goes to New port, in the Northern portion of the state as agent there tor the same company Mir. J. w. Percy telegraph operator at this place, takes MT. Ks place.
 Friend P. 0. Hamilton says he believes everybody in town except himself is a subscriber to the PIG AYUNE and now he wants his name enrolled on our books-says some of these fine days we will hear something "drap" in our mission ary box. Plenty room for one more.
 We understand that there is a lot of mischevious rascals that make a practice of cutting country peoples horses loose at night when they come to church. The citizens should use exertions to get the names of such partiss be- fore the next grand jury and pros- ecute them to the fullest extent of the law.
 Col. Edward Fleischer, editor ! and publisher of the Chicago Ad- vocate, literary weekly paper, gave us call Tuesday. He is | very versatile and blaud and can easily entertain a crowd by his jolly and volumnious conversation. He is canvassing the State in the interest of his paper.
 The question of allowing only those children attend our pnblic school, who were here when the school census was taken last Sep tember, is being agitated. We can't see the justice of such a course, and:think it nothing but right that the children of all our citizens be allowed school privi' leges, whether or not they lived here prior to 1st September last. The Prescott Graded School l was opened last Mondsyby Prof. J w. Conger, Principal. with Mrs Ella McRae, Mrs. Carrie Hinton and Misses. Kirkland and COnneyy assistants. It was Q bea utiful spring.like morning, the children began collecting at the Academy at an early hour, and when schoo opened 232 pupils were enrolled We have heard a great deal o complaint this week, from al parts of the county, of the wretch cd condition of the county roads partly on account of thu fallen timber from the sleet las week. If they remain in this con dition until the grand jury con venes, overseers may have some trouble explaining the "whys ant wherefores' before that body.
 Several citizens of the town have told us this week they were con siderably disturbed last Saturda! night until a very late hour, by parties who seemed to be intoxi cated, and indulging in loud swear ling. fighting and using indecen language. If the marshals are un able to arrest such parties and put a stop to such rioting on the streets. they should call on thu citizens who would willingly ren der any assistance rebuired o them.