The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-05
Go out to the opera house Friday

'o Ouo tO tAiS OtCAp hOocO Il ii'HSJ night, and encourage the band.
 Robt. Buist's garden seed, the best in the market, for sale at Mor- crief X Bros, Drug store.
 CaptL Morgan, of Camden, was shaking hands with numerous friends in Prescott this week. A few friends met together last Saturday night and enjoyed them selves pleasantly over an oyster supper.
 Several gentlemen from Illinois are prospecting here this week, makeing their headquarters at MT Francisco's.
 Messrs Pittman and Carr talk cf moving their store house from East Front street to East Elm street, near Mir " B Waller.
 Capt J D Beardsley, Superinten- dent of the Arkansas and Lousis- ma railroad. will please accept our thanks for round trip pass from Hope to Nashville.
 From the Nashville News we leorn that John F. Whiteside, one of the oldest settlers of Prescott, Is lying at that place very low with pneumonis.
 A couple of mad dogs caused considerable excitement in the East end of town last week. They were both killed before doing any damage.
 Mir John Weber, left last Sunday for Columbus, Indiana, where he will make his home in the future. Mir Weber was a very useful man in our city, being good citizen and first class tailor.
 Judge Hale madeeh appropria- ton at the January term of Coun- ty Court to have the court yard fenced. The contract was let to Mr. J. w. Marshall who is now at work on the same.
 Finest assortment ofgarden seed in the city at Moncrief & Bros.
 All who are indebted to the firm of Martin X Go. are requested to coz for ward at once and settle If not their accounts will be plac- ed in the hands of an attorney.
 MARTIN & Co.
 Just received, one car load of nails, all sizes, which will be sold lower than WAS ever known before in Prescott.
 DENMAN, HAMILTON & Co.
 Uncle Jesse Johnson, who feH on the ice sevG~sl days ago and hurt himself badly, we are glad to announce, is getting better.
 Rev G. ". Downs, prominent ciuZen of Boughton township call ed at Cur office this week, and while in subscribed for the PICA- YUNE and Weekly Gazette.
 A few more blanks goRtleman, though they be not so Wide as to remlnl Us Of the read to destruc- ton. The spring rains are to come yet and it is not likely that they will be ''few and far between.'
 fl.. Chas. Y. Majors, formerly a citizen of Prescott. but now of Rolla Missouri, writes us that he wants the PICAYUyE to continue to visit him weekly that he may not loose sight of his Prescott friends.
 MT. George ". Hornnaday, an old typo, paid us pleasant visit last Saturday. He was canvasslng the town for the '3mperlal High way or the Road to Fortune and Happiness" Zone of the best books we think we have seen in years.
 We were informed Tuesday by Mir. Ben. T. Lane. who took the contract for repairing the levec on the Carouse, that he ha6 com pleted that job and that he expect ed to go to work yesterday on the bridge that he is to build across Onion creek.
 From Capt. E. J. Barlsdale and w. P. Thompson, who called Tues day to pay for tner last years read ing, we learned that EX-Clerk Christopher, while on his way to his farm in the eastern portion ot this county, was thrown from his wagon against a stump and serious ly hurt.
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