The Nevada picayune., 1885-09-17

home Tuesday afternoon, Miss Ola accompanying her.
 Mir. J. W. Willingham, who has been milling in Lafayette county for several months past, has accepted of situation in a machine shop at Tcxarkana.
 Sheriff w. A. Jett, of Hemp stead county, is gone to Baltimore as representative to the sover' eign Lodge of Odd Fellows, which meets in that city this week. Messrs. John w. Martin, Joe White, Harvey and Henry Bar. ham, prominent Democrats of Red Land township, took in the big ju- bilee Saturday night.
 Miss Minnie Connevey is in town ready to go to her post of duty as a teacher in our school when it opens Monday. She has been spending the vacation at Lewis vile with relatives.
 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: l hereby certify that there is no CO., partnership existing betw cen my self and MT. J. w Marshall in the Prescott Flaming Mill.
 A. FRANCE sco. August 31st, 1885
 Our Graded School opens Mon day, and parents who expect to, send their children should be sure to start them Monday morning, that they may have an even start with their respective classes.
 Judgo D E. ThOmasscnY having resigned the place, Prof. J. w. Con. ger has been appointed County School Examiner. Judge T. re. signed because of failin g health. Prof. .Conger will fill tho office well,
 From Esquire Amone.t, who has just completed the census of this school district, we learn that there are 623 children enrolled, divided as follows, 224 white malesS 2O4 white females; 97 colored maies, and 9S colored females.
 All those who want any thing i'll the JEEELRY line, can find no bet. ter place to trade than at $. W. WHITES, Hope, Ark. He keeps d good stock, and pays prompt atten- tion to all orders entrusted to his care. Send him your orders.
 The torch-light procession was oflicered aud commanded as fol- lows: John E. POrtis, Commander in-Chief; MaiorGeneral Moses Winter. Adiutart; Brigadier-Gen- erals Brad Scott, J. NJ. Dcnman, T. NJ. Milan and w. E. White, Aides.
 Mir. J.J. Gas,5n has bought a hals interest in the fancy grocery and confectionery store of Mir. Ira Rudolph. They will lay in choice supply of goods soon They are both clever. estimable gentlemen; and deserve to be largely patron ized.
 l The St. l.. I. NJ. X $. R. R. has reduced rates to the St. Louis Ex- position, now going on, to one and One-third of the regular fare. Tickets for round trip s11 .95, sold every four days. This also gives an admission ticket to Expo. sitiun one time.
 Farmers, when you bring in cotton do not forget to call and pay up arreages on the PICAYUNE We will appreciate promptncss in this matter. The amount is small, it is true, but If the several hun dred indebted to us come up; It will help us out very materially.
 Mt. w. II. Taylor shipped his second car load of this years crop of hay to Bierne Tuesday. It is neatly put up in small, well packed bales and wrapped with wire. Last year he raised about dozen car loads. This prairie hay is said to be much better than the regular Western timothy hay.
 The good behavior of the large crowd who participated in the jul bilee Saturday night is cOmpli' mented on all sides. No distur- bance of any kind occurred, and no drunkenness. The speakin closed about 9 o'clock, and in a short time thereafter the streets were almost entirely deserted.
 MT. F. R. Rudoulph, of the firm