The Nevada picayune., 1885-08-06
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Come to the big meeting.

J trip to middle Texas Monday.
 Miss Carrie Burch of Texarkana, is visiting her sister here. Mrs, B. F. Rudolph. Capt. I. l.. Adair came mp from Lewisvile last Saturday to attend the meet ing few days.
 MrJ " Willingham, who has been at work at Lewisvillc, is at home visit ing his family. Miss Lizzie Beasley, Will and George Brown of Camden, are visiting at Mir. w. B. Walters.
 "Interview Moncrief < Bros., the live Drug men, they keep 'Sa- tanta Remedies. :"
 Two of MT. w. N. Prator's children were very sick last week, but they are convalescing now.
 MT. Daniel G. PipkIn and Capt. Alex Brown of Glenville, came up last week to attend the meeting.
 MT. Jas. F. Bryant and lady, of Tcxarkana, came up Friday to visit relatives and attend the meeting.
 Our merchants are getting ready for the fall trade Now is the time to adver- tisein your county paper.
 And now we hope our city fathers will see that the old piece of depot ,.cN oty
 Our Mir. Gardner inflicted a painful wouna on one of his fingers wi the paper cutter one day last week.
 MT. F. P. St. Clair, professor of math einaties in Hamilton College. of Lsxing- ton, Ky, was in our city Thursday.
 Capt. W. E. Basden came up from Parker township the other day to hear Mir. Williams preach Il few sermons.
 Capt. John Parker and D. l.. Lindlav came up from Bodcaw last Saturday to attend the meeting day or two.
 Our kind friend, MT J II Almand, has the juniors thanks for nice melon He IS falsinE soHie Neit hHc o'cs i'i ee'N'
 Miss Roxy Auxier, an estimable young lady. died at her fathers house near here Tuesday. after a very short illness.
 Mir. w, G. Marshall from near Emmct, gave us pleasant call Saturday, and settled for the PicArrNK for lSS5-6.
 MT. John Honea, of Georgia township, was an interested attendant upon the big meeting q day or two last week
 Automatic and all kinds of sew ing machines repaired. An work guaranteed. Joe Kershaw.
 Now is a good time for the eY terprising merchant to invest few dolla9in big display advertisement in the PIGAYqSE
 Dr. l.. J. Gillespie and wife Ind Miss Ida Haltom, of Emmet, were up Mon day visiting relatives and attending .he meSt ing.
 Bro. Dixon c. Williams the evan gelist, (also an editor) hns given us seveal pleasant calls. H. is very genial and pleas ant.
 Foster X Logan have just re- ceivcd a car load of stoves of every descrip- ton, and also car load of Whitewater wag- ons.
 Mir. J. NJ. Meador, editor of the Philadelphia Clipper, paid us a pleasant visit last Thursday. Sorry to see him in such bad health.
 The saw mills in this vicinity seem to be running at their utmost speed now, and are shipping considerable quantities of lumber.
 MT. Cicero J. Steele, of Lewis vile, was an agreeable callerat the PIcAYUNE office Monday He was here attending the meeting.
 The railroad side-track leading down by w. B. Walters warehouse and : Francisco S Marshall's blaming mill has been completed.
 Mir. R. r. Carter, who has been up at Benton at work for the railroad com pany, came home Monday, and has been quite sick since
 Maxey Cobb, of Camden, Is here visiting relatives. He is enjoying vacation from school, having recently returned from the State University.
 Messrs. Francisco X Marshall started up their new blaming mill here last week. and are now r,ihning regularly, and apparently on full time.
 Prof. T. K. Dunn of BOurland' s Store attended the meeting Friday and Sat urday. We were glad to put him on the PIcAYUxE subscription list.
 Mise Hettie Hinton, one of our preltiest and most popular young ladies' 'e- turned from Camden iast week. where she had been visiting several weeks.
 The people of Parker township nnioyod an old time barbecue and social reinnion Friday, at Union church. We learn there were near 800 people present
 Our NIT. White, being in low state of health, went down to Shower Springs l,s, week to rest up a few days. He return ed Monday looking much improved
 Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Terry re-