Nevada County picayune., 1885-12-03
Buy dry goods of Richmond.

Buy dry goods of Richmond.
 Dr. D. N. Prather of Little Rock spent Friday and Saturday here among his old associates aud friends.
 Judge l.. A. Byrne came up Monday and finished up the busi' ness of circuit cOurt-the equity docket.
 Mir. George yaught and wife ar rived from Gainesville, Texas, last week and will make Prescott theil home. We extend a hearty vel come.
 Mir. J. T. Brooks shipped one of his fine Jersey Red hogs to Hope Monday. He has about sold out. This shows how advertising in the PICAYUNE pays.
 Order one of those 5000 silver Hunting case Elgin watches, from s. w. White, the jeweler, Hope, Ark. It is bargain and you will be pleased with it.
 Buy dry goods of Richmond.
 Mir. Dan Delahoyd left us last week for Kansas City. We have new in his place, MT. Geo. P. Wheat of Lewisville, who is a splendid printer, and good boy in every way.
 An interesting article may be found in this issue from Hon. E. E, White, who has been among the Indians in North Carolina for some time. The PICAYUNE will be glad to have such entertaining letters oftener from him.
 We regret the serious accident to Mfr. Charlie Parr at Hope, yes. terday morning. He is a brake. man on the St. l.. l. M. x s. R. R., and while coupling cars, had his right arm so badly mashed that amputation was necessary.
 Richmond's for bargains.
 Rev. Nero Evans, brother of Mir. Flether Evans) who has been stationed at Little Rock this year will preach at the Methodist church here next Sunday morning and evening.
 MT. Syd Mullhollan, a splendid business man. has come down from St. Louis to assist his brother. Mr. N. B. Mulhollan in selling off the large stock of goods bought of Brooks, Hamilton X Co.
 Mir Miles Gammills house Was bnrglarized Friday night. He lost s65 in money, s25 in scrip and a silver watch. The burglar raised a window in his bed room and fish ed out his pantaloons containing above.
 Purity four at Richmond's.
 Nessrs. Hatley x Christopher yesterday bought a bale of cottOr that came from within fou' miles of Washington. This i' not an isolated case either, as tho staple is also brought here iron near Nashville and Hope.
 The Methodist and Cumberlant Presbyterian Snnday-schoOls wll each celebrate Christmas by givin; the children an appropriate enter tainment. The proper committee have already been appointed t. carry out the plans agreed upon.
 Complaints having lately beer made of the condition of the bridg' across the Carouse, Cat the levee the other day Judge G. A. Hal, took carpenter Hays out to se' what was the matter. They fount the bridge leaning slightly up tho creek, in consequence of one o the main underbraces not havin. been properly mortised into th' mud sill. We leaIn the judge will have it fixed soon.
 Groceries at Richmond's.
 Tuesday the editor of this pape went down to Hope and purchased the house and lot heretofore own ed by Mrs. w. E. F. Jones on Eas Fro,. Street, near the depot. w, have a carpenter at work makin; improvements, and will sool move our printing ocfiie into it,an' as there is a comfortable and con venient residence adjoining th' business office, we will be nicel. fixed up every way. As boil printing outfit, office and house i paid for. there will be no occasion for any more moving. The PICA YuNE will be glad to see all it friends in its new home.
 Hon. ThOs. F. Webber came u| from Tcxarkana Saturday to at tend to some legal business. W. asked him IT he could not come III sometimes and help pull for De mocracy, when he remarked tha he had made three canvasses o this judicial district, and had nev CT yet made a political speech: H' seems to favor the idea that mel ought to know their candidates fo office and vote accordingly. W' are also opposed to stirring III politics all Ne time, but if tn Greenbackers keep at it the Dem ocrats should not sit idly by an' let them estranse the people,