The Nevada picayune., 1885-04-23
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OuE IeilcW tOWuSIuau, MI. uuS Ne lson, was granted license to practice law, by the Pike Circui, Court last week.
 .Mr.J. k. darrell and Broth CT wood workmen and blacksmiths,will accept our thanks for small favo rs rendered this week.
 Assessor Parker called Sat urday and made the printers heart glad by handing in cash to settle some of his n.ighbors' subscriptions.
 Mir. John W. Willingham, a for. mer resident of this place, now Of Lewisville, is visiting friends and relatives in Prescott this week. Counterfeit silver dollars are got ting right plentiful, we have seen two iE the last week .-Locksburg Chronicle. We would like for you to send it Over here brothers Wilds and Collins, if you do not need it. All kinds of money is very scarce with us.
 It is said a gentleman who was dining with young married coup le at Hope recent ly, asked rather abruptly: "Ever had cyclone herei" and the young people look ed at each other cuiltily, and changed the subject.
 The forty-five horse power on zine and boiler for tho new plan ing mill passed through town Fri day, drawn by eight yoke of oxen, on two largo lumber wagons of \. T. Richmond. The engine was bought of Mr. Guy Nelson. All cases on the common law docket, have, by an arrangement of the attorneys interested, been set. Witnesses in such cases can ascertain from the lawyers what day it is necessary for them to be present at our May Circuit Cour t.
 Clerk c. w. Terry has one ofthe neatest and best kept offices we eyer saw. He recently purchase d d large cabinet file for court pa pers, that is the completest ofcon venieaces, and by means of which he can in a moments time find any paper desired.
 Sociables are still the order of the day among the young folks One at Esq. J. M. houtgomery's, Friday evening and at D. l.. Latour ett's Saturday eve. The late1 was given in honor of Miss South erland, of Hot Springs. who re turned home Monday.
 The LOckesburg Chronicle tell' how )ms hunters, giving names were very successful and killed q number of deer, turkey, etc, in the Nation" It is very we'll to pu in tho clause, "In the NAtion," but the hunter could not so fool us Il we were over there.
 An Excursion train will leave Little Rock tomorrow for New Orleans and tho Exposition, Round trip fare s9.50. The St. l.. I'M & s. is also selling round triI tickets for &9,5O. Now is your time to go and Do present on Ar kansas' day-the 18th inst.
 pr. Jas A. Pipkin went up to Little Rock yesterday, where he will attend the State Medical As sociatiOn to. o.day and leave for New Orleans tomorrow to be present at the American Medical Associa- ton, which convenss in that city on the 2Sth inst, and also take in "Arkansas' Day" at the Exposition.
 IIo1 Thos. c. AcRae,J. s. Req gan, Dan Ward and Taylor Cray son are attending the Pike county Circuit Court this week. Ar. Nc. Rae is assisting in the prosecution of the Polk boys for tho murder of young Ward. Mess Began, Ward and Grayson are witnesses in the case.
 MeSsrs. Bonner X Russell put their business before the public this week through the columns of this paper. These gentlemen are prepared to accommodate the pub. lie with first class buggies, hacks and horses at reasonable rates Give them a call, on West Main Street, when-you need anything in tha livarv stahle line. ~.