The Nevada picayune., 1885-08-13

LdNcS, DeIld NOllleS anu oOSle Logan, of Emmet, were up Satur. day and Sunday attending the meeting.
 Rev. A. J. Cheatham and wife, of Hope, attended the meeting here the latter part of last week. They have gone up into Clark county to visit his father.
 We had pleasant call from Bro. Adam Clark, of the Philadelphia Standard Saturday. He game down on business for his paper and to attend the meeting.
 We rise to inform the "Stand- ard" men of Philadelphia, that MT. Will Brown has again "taken the wrong train for Little Rock.' He was here Sunday and Monday.
 Lost, strayed or stolen-the Mayor of Prescott. Suppose Capt. Glow has again strayed over to Hampstead to see his family, as he has been out of town since Satur- day.
 Our young friend Dick Bartlett had a pretty tough tussle with cOngestive chill last Saturday night; prompt medicical aid, how ever, brought him through.-Nash vile News.
 Treasurer Blake informs us we were slightly in error last week as to the amount of the school fund this county will receive. Here is the correct amount as given us by him: $3,S64.96.
 Postmaster White having receiv- ed an order to that effect from head quarters, closed doors Sat- arday from 10 a. m. to l p. m., the day the body of Gen. Grant was inferred.
 We are pleased to add Mir, John X. Browns name to our subscrip. ton list. He is longing for the deer season. We have accepted an invitation, and will join him in hunt early next month.
 Teachers wishing to attend the session of the district normal in stitute at Washington the l7th, should write to MT. c. l.. Sampson, who will make arrangements for ir-enfertainment at lowest rates;
 Mr Ali. AburrOw is . happy father--a girl, born in GuilfOrd, England on the GtA. He receiv ed a cablegram Thursday last anaOunc- ing the fact, and that his wife was doing well. We extend gratula- tioas.
 \The News o{ Forrest City perti- nent1y suy~.---4@.A -4@ < -ps4ssting-U office is not the place for long-winded gassing, etc" And we would add, is not the place for loafers, boys or men, to come and disarran ge things.
 The Magnolia Record says that town boasts of twenty-six good looking widows. If that is the case, married or unmarried, we would not like to live there. Pres. colt has more than that many pret- ty young ladies to boast of.
 Mir. w. B. Riggs, of Pattonville, Lamar county, Texas gave us call Tuesday. He subscribed for the PICAYUNE for himself and MT. w. l.. Thomas, who lives Tn the same county. Mir. Riggs has been visit ing relatives in this county.
 Asf intendto to close my gallery about the 35th. of the month. l would be glad to have all persons wishing any thing ininy line to call on me before that time, Il.
 w. H. SrMnONsy.
 Photographer.
 All persons wanting watches and jewellery repaired take to J. O., Howcl'4 Drug Store.
 ROBERT ERHARBT.
 Talk about local OpOsition and the three mile law in Prescott. If we could have Dixon c. Williams to come here once year and hold a meeting neither would be neces- sary. Lack of patronage would cause every saloon in town to close up and stay closed.
 Nashville, Howard county, ex- poets to receive 15 900 bales cotton the coming season, so says the News; and Camden, ,Ouachita cOun. ty, 40. GOO says the Beacon. Whats the matter that Prescott, Nevada
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