The Nevada picayune., 1885-06-04


 judge bees are very ,ich this sea- son.
 Who will bring the PICAYUNE the first ripe peaches? (And who will bring the last, and the large quantities between the first aud lastO
 We call attention to the large "ad'' of MT. bio Lewis's in this is- sue. He is a fine jeweler and watchmaker. Give him your re- pairing.
 On the first page of our next weeks paper will appear an inter- esting letter from Hon. T. c. Me Rae to the voters of the Third Con- gressiOnal District.
 The fruit crop in this section is very promising indeed. In few weeks there will be more peaches on the streets of Prescott than you can shake a stick at.
 The camp,meeting to be held this year at Pump Spring camp ground. in Hampstead county, willy commence on Thursday before tbe' fourth Sunday in July. N
 Every member of the County Central Committee should attend the meeting on the 12th inst. See the call of the Chairman published elsewhere in this paper. C. c. Hamby, Esq, was absent all last week, looking after the le- gal business of Montgomery X Hamby in the circuit courts at Hot Springs and Camden.
 MT. c. c. Daily, of Emmet, brought to our office last Monday. two of the largest spring turnips we have seen this year. They measured six inches in circumfer- ence.
 Brad Scott, while up on the Fort Smith read last week, pur- chased fine Jersey COW and calf. He says the COW is an excellent milcher, and yields two pounds of butter daily.
 Mayor Glow, MT. J. E. Portis and NJ. NJ Spears went up to the City of Roses last Friday, to be present at the Decoration exercis- es Saturday. MT. Portis returned by way of Hot Springs.
 Rev. Dixon c. Williams, one of tha greatest evange list of the age. writes to Rev. C.. w. Lagrone tha he will be her e in July, to hold a meeting. Notice of the exrct time will be given further on.
 MT. w. E. Norman, of Lelan, Me Lenan county. Texas, a friend of ours in days gone by, writes us: "Send me your paper. Crops are fine; wheat and oats as fine as 1 ever saW.o The PIC. goes
 We have just received large lot of best fruit jars. and parties wanting them should call early and get a supply before they give out, They will be sold low down. J. NJ. DENMAS X BRO. The suggestion of Alderman Blake. at the meeting of the Coun- cil Monday evening, to have a pub lie well, either on the corner near Mr. Walters store, or near Wood bery, Portis x Terry's, is a good one,
 In a private Tetterfrom Our es- tecmed friend, w. q. Allen, a drug. gst at Fulton,in speaking of Thos. c. McR,e says: "Yes, here,and all along the line, you can hear 1t, Hon. ThAnas C. McIsae is our choice for Congress"
 An affectionatc father who lives few miles in the country, whls- pcred m our ears few days ago tlas he thought the prospect was very favorable for his having To- cal editor fer a son-in-law right soon.-Ed.--Pike County Sentinel.
 NrJ. B. Parker, son of Assessor John Parker, of the BOdcaw nefgh- borhood, was in town fe W days ago. He says there will be an abun- dance of fine ripe peaches Tn his fathers orchard within another week.
 Hon. T. c. McRae made a visit to Little Rock tho latter part Of last week. Being now through With his business in the courts he will