The Nevada picayune., 1885-09-10

| | PIcAYUNE force for that basket ot nice peaches presented us last week
 In passing through the county last week we learned from farmers who had begun picking, that cotton is turning and very sorry-not lnore than a half crop in this county,
 Miss Alice Phlippin from Virgin ia is here with her nephew and niece, Hartwell and May Phlippin for the purpose of sending them to our fine graded schools. They are boarding at the Johnson Hotel.
 We have delayed going 10 press until Thursday this week in order to get as late returns as possible from the Congressional election. Next week will give the figures cX- act if possible showing the vote of each county.
 MT. W. A. Simmons and family left Tuesday for Ottomwa Iowa. which place they will make their future home. MT. $. is a clever gentleman aud first class artist. and made many friends during Iris few months stay here.
 All those who W ant any thing in the JEwELHY line, can find no bet ter place to trade than at $. w.. WRITES, Rope, Ark. He keeps q good stock, and pays prompt atten- ton to all orders entfns ted to his care. Send him yOTr orders.
 We had pleasant call Monday, from Brother T. NJ. Scott, of the Advance. published at Mccormick IS. c. He is qnite nice gentleman land we will be pleased to exchange papers with him. He and lady have been visiting their kinsman here, Mir. Brad Scott.
 TO WHoN IT MAY CoNCERN: l hereby certify that there is no CO., partnership existing between my self and MT. J. w Marshall ill the Prescott Flaming Mill.
 A. FRANCISCO. August 31st, 1885
 < The Senior was at Bourland' s Store last Friday, e,day the can didates for Cong were to speak there, and found quite a crowd as- sembled. We met many old ac- auaintances there, from whom we obtained twenty new subscribers, and d good bill of job printing from the business men
 Our merchants are receiving large stocks of fall and winter goods, but the people of this sec ton know not by reading the Pro AYUNE what they have and how prices range. Let the enterprising ! ones speak out if they want tle trade of this section.
 The Junior had the pleasure oi visiting RoSston Friday and net q number of patrons of the .PICA- YUNE, and ad9ed new ones to the list. We found the people of that community pleasant and courteous. Several hunnred turned out to hear Hon. T. C. McRae speak there that day.
 MT. sam Dunn and Miss Berths T Higgins were married at the resi- dence ofthe brides mother, Thurs day evening last at s clock, by Rev. W. J. Huispeth. Mir. Dunn is one of oar first young men ol unexceptional character. We wish the newly married couple a prosper ous and happy future.
 Mir. Fred, P. SuCnet has finished up the nice brick store rooms oi Mir. A. A. Lee at Hope. He also did some work on two other brick buildings there. He is a splendid workman and reliable gentleman. He vert down to Tex akana Tuesday where he expects . to contract for several buildings. Clerk Terry for several months has had his office and home con ! nected by telephone. It is quite pleasant and convenient arrange ment. We had the pleasure of lis tening to some nice vocal musi { over the wire "Wednesday by his two daughters Miss May and little Lula.
 Postmaster White informs us that q new pony mail route hat been established from here to Bourland's Store, and that two new post offices, Lanesburg ant Honeasville are the way offices This is q long felt want. The contract has not been let vet, but service will begin next week by special contract.
 Uncle Nose Winters returned from DakotA territory Sunday, as jolly and well ds usual. He is high llv pleased with that country, and , thinks of going there to live, II Inc secures the Indian trading post Although we would regret to lose so good citizen, kind and jolly friend from among us, yet we hope he will secure the post, if 1t Is to } his best interest.
 Drs Barham & Milan, Dentists,