The Nevada picayune., 1885-08-20

| w. Honey of Bourland's store, were in town Tuesday. We were glad to add the latter's name to our subscription list.
 Nevada county should see to it that McRae receives her endorse ment by giving him a nice majori- ty, on the 7th of September. Let all classes stand up for their coun- ty man, and work with all dilli- gence to accomplish the above re- suit.
 MT. Alfred Bright of the firm of Baird & Bright. the biggest ma chinery house in the State, was in our city Thursday. He promised the PICAYUNE a nice Lad" soon, after the Congressional election was over in this Misunderstanding his firm wanted to help elect Tom McRae first.
 We are requested to say that Rev, J. ". Weeks will attend to the ordinance of baptism, for tie Baptist church of this place, at McLeliand's shed. on Little Mis- souri rlver, next Sunday. Will al- so deliver a sermon on the design of Baptism. Everybody invited ministers especially.
 The PICAYUNE is requested to announce that tine ordinance of baptism will be administered to several candidates, in Midway creek, five miles west of town next Sunday afternoon. Rev. Mr. Tray Tor of the Methodist church, will attend to the rites tor the Cumbcr- land Presbyterian, as well as his own church.
 And now the road overseers should see to it, that the public roads of the county are put in good order. The summer and early fall is the best time for this kind of work. Look out for indictm ents from the next Grand Jury, if you fail in the discharge of this duty. The last one came near making q number Of indictments.
 Mrs. A. A. Kirkland. of Bour- lands Store, requatS uS to an nounce that she will take bOarders, aud win furnish good substantial board at as low rates as any one. As the school will open there 1st Monday in September. parties wishing board for their children should not flil to consult Mrs. k., as she can furnish gool rooms- house is accessible to school, with good side walk.
 Remember, only q few more days and the Photograph Gallery will be closed.
 All persons wanting watches and jewelry repaired take it to J. 0. uoweli's Drug Store.
 ROBERT EnHAEDT.
 Finest brands of whiskies, win cs and cigars at Dan Wards.
 "lutcrriew Moncriof & Bros, the live Drug men, they keep Sd tdata Rrmc&ic&'."
 Don't pass J, NJ. Price & Bro, noughton, they keep all the "Sa- taata Rsmedjes.'
 Beer, wine &c, down to 3S de ,recs in Dan Wards freezer.
 Automatic and all kinds of sew ing machines repaired. All worl; guaranteed. Joe kerShaw.
 We returned last Saturday from q ten days visit to friends and rel atives in central Texas. Leaving home on the morning of the 9th inst, we made our first halt at Dawson, Navarro county, where we met many old acquaintances and relatives, with whom we had q pleasant time during our stay. From Dawson we went to Hubbard City, in Hill county, where VIC met more relatives and friends, and had q good tlme riding over the prai- ries, viewing the splendid crops of corn, oats and millet. Cotton is cut very short with drouth and worms. We then paid flying wis it to Waco, Temple, Belton and Lampassas Springs. These springs are the finest mineral waters in the State of Texas, and thousands oi her citizens go there annually f0I the benefit of the sulphur waters.
 On our return we came by the beautiful little village ofTehuacana and took shelter on 3 night under the roof of our hospitable friends, Dr. J. T. Sloan and wife. Tehuacana is situated on an elevated bench Ol land some Seventy-fve feet above tue common level of the country; about two miles long by one wide has eight hundred inhabitants, and is known everywhere as hay ing the best school in the State The University is a fine two story | ,t n -. hT