The Nevada picayune., 1885-05-21
Mrs, J. NJ. Jost is visiting rela. lives at Atlanta, Texas.

The rain Sundaymorning caus ed slim attendance at the differ cut Sunday-schools.
 There has been 8 slight change in schedule, on the St l.. l NJ. X s. K. k. See time table elsewhere.
 FOR SALE-At a bargain-two horses, one buggy and one wagon. by Mrs. Baltensperger, two miles north of Prescott.
 An exchange has learned that 2 young lawyer is the smartest thing on earth except a young widow, or the man who uses the big "I." Mrs, Rudolph will give instruc- tion in Art Needle work and Ken stOn Printing. Lessons to begin Monday afternoon May 25th at Ru. dolph's Hall.
 Mr. N T Richmond has the juniors thanks for a nice hat. He has a job lot of tho cheapest hats we ev. CT saw. and they good and stylish l ones too.
 Mrs. R. N. Wilson, of Columbus s, Hem pstoad county, is in the city, visiting her son and daughter, Nr. \. T, Richmond and Mrs. J. o. Howell.
 Anti-fermentino for preserving fruit and yegtables-guaranteed. NOODBERy, PoRTIs $ TERRY. A correspondent of the Colum- bis Record says: "We are all got ting anxious for the election; VIC want to send Tom MeRae to Con- gress." Be patient brother, and you will receive the desire of your hsafts
 MT, J. A. McColough has had . fine boat made, that will be used by picniccrs going out to Grass lake. It bears tho nam of "Ja- nie" in honor of his danS {er, and is a daisy. It was mace by Nr. R. 1 c. Moore.
 Sheriff Phillips took Tom Brown col. up to tn, penetsntiary last Monday to serve three years there for an assault with intent to kill John Hcwey, col. He being the only one, so far, sentenced to the penstentiary.
 We arc requested by Capt. w R. White, r. N., to state that the mails will be closed daily AS fol- ows North bound, No. 6Os, at 10 a, m; No. CO.,, 9 D. m. South bound, No. eos at 3:i0 p. m; No 6Ol at p. m.
 Saturday at the school meeting at tho office of Mess Pittman X Carr, tho five mill tax for school purposes was unanimously voted for this year. We arc gland to state that in the crowd of about 10, no one voted against 1t.
 The Sir Knights of the Grand Masonic Comandery was in session at Little Rock last week, as we passed through the city on our way home from the Exposition. They were almost as good looking body of men as the Arkansas Press Association.
 in this issue appears the card of Dr. c. F. Barham, dentist. He is we'll known in this section, as q worthy young man. and having completed his course &t the Van. derbilt University in dentistry, |, prepared to do all kinds of work ir good style.
 In it's proper place in this paper will be found the law card of Guy Nelson, Esq, a "ri,ing" young lawyer of this place. Ar. Nelson is an industrious, thorough going young man, has chosen the prac- tice of jaw as his profession, and we earnestly hope to soc him reach the front rank of his calling
 We enjoyed very much a wall through friend 'Ote" Moncriers garden Tuesday evening. It is without doubt, the best one VIC have seen this year, in fact wo dc not remember to have seen Q hnel garden anywhere. The vegetables are grown from tho Buist seeeds the best that is brought to this market.
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