The Nevada picayune., 1885-10-01
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from Philadelphia Tuesday.
 Mrs Vaughn and daughter, Miss 1 Queen. shave been visiting at Em- met this week.
 We are glad to see Mir. D B l Madden convalescing and able 10 be out little, after his protracted spell of fever.
 We have less short locals this week, but have other matter qnite as interesting, we trust. Our cor respondents, and tributes to the dead fill up considerable space. Messrs. Quinn & Gray, the big wholesale and, retail dry goods merchants of Little Rack, havefan annonnceme Tt in this issue. Their regular "ad" will appear next week. Look out for it.
 While in Little Rock Monday we went through the splendid commer- cial college. It is complete in ev- cry department, admirably arrang- ed, and doing finely under the live President, Mir. Aaron Sales. Young men can get fine business train ing here. I am selling goods for the great anti-oppression merchant, Sidney B. Wood, Hope, Ark, you can buy goods of us cheaper than any house in the State. My friends it will do you good to price our goods. Yours truly.
 26-2t, JAMES l.. WHITE.
 George Beard, colored, who was sent to the penitentiary from here last fall for stealing meat etc., from Mir. J. T. Brooks, has written him animportunate letter asking him to try. and secure his pardon. He said he had learned a lesson. MT. Brooks under all the circumstances can do nothing. Let this serve as warning to other darkies.
 We had a pleasant call yesterday from MT. John Schinnerer, who, with his bride has just arrived from Riley, Indiana. He is a son of NIT. Christopher. .Schinnerer, and thinks of locating on his fathers fine farm out near MT. W. II. Fran cisco's. Mir. S. is very pleasant young gentleman, and we extend to him a warn-weicome, and trrst he wDl45e highly pleased here.
 .~Mr. T. k. Bamby died at Little 1 Rock Saturday and was buried here Sunday morning. Rev. R. N Traylor preached the funeral ser mon at z a. m. Mir. II. was ris- ing young attorney. We sympa- thize with his brother here and other relatives in their atiliction h another place we publish tie MroceediDg5 of the Little Rock bar. Ne had Q pleasant call Tuesday from TcssrS. E. 5. Cook aud W T. lobe from rear Toneaville They showed us one of the paws Of the large bear killed OH Big 1 Caney creek Monday, an account of which appears ia our correspon' dence from Hrneaville. We were glad to add MT. Jobo's name to oul list Of subscribers, accompanied by the cash, and also to receive what was due us from Mr, Cook.
 Massrs. F. R. Barnes of Troy, \ Y, and Peter Reynolds. of Iowa, who have been prospecting in this section, have formed a copartner- ship and will build and run 6 saw. mill on the railroad near Rough ton, this county. They will also manufacture shingles. MT. Barnes has returned north, and will move his family to this place. We wei cone them and wish them sue cess.
 During the past two weeks, the following gentleman have subscrib ed for or settled for subscription due the PICAYUNE: J L Cooley foI daughter, Miss Ida at Nashville Tenn; Peter Durant, Johl Shrieves, Wm. Uargus and s l | Boyd, Prescott; J l. Satterwhite z " Baily, and E s Cook, Bour lands Store; J L EIarbison, Tex as; Harmon Schwinda, Ind; J G Hill, Bluff City; Jno A Cook, Fal con. We have rcbably omitted the names of some. I now have the largestand most complete line of the Latest Styles Dress Goods, Ladies Jerseys, New Market wraps, Boots and Shoes Hats. Groceries &c., that was ever hrouoht tO the State, that l an