The Nevada picayune., 1885-05-14


 this place, ,hss gone down to ac al crganist fer him.
 The "PhGnix" literary clul held a delightful aud entertaining meeting at the residence of Capt W k. White Tuesday evening. Tn, next meeting will be held at Jud 9 Smoots's.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dr. J. W. Brown, % Camden, have gone to tis Ex posi- eaoh. Masters George and Eddi, and Miss Marian, their two son' and daughter, arc visiting Mrs. w B. Waller, here.
 Miss Ida Latourette leaves to- day, Wednesday, to visit relatives and friends at Little Rock. She ii one of our most popular young Ia dies and will be much missed dur ing her short absence.
 Through aposta, from Mfr. ". ! White,one of the editors of this pa- per, he informs us he will return as soon as the "Exposition busts.' We look for him back, however, to morrow or next day, "busted."
 We are in receipt of an invitation from Prof. G. A. Hays, President, to attend the meeting of the South. west Arkan sas Teachers Associa tion which will be held at Arkadel. phla next Saturday, the 16th inst.
 Mrs. John Cloud died at he, residence here late Sunday after. nOon. Her remains were taken to Oalolona for interrment. She was q most estimable lady. We tender onr sympathies to the berearea hus baIfl and children.
 A postal from Esq. J. w. Neill of Emmet, informs us that the pie nic there has been postponed till the 2Sth. Thanks for his kind in. vitatiOn to be present, and we ac. cept and will try to be there, in the interest of the PcAyUNk.
 MT. Joe Thompson, the night operator of the w. U. Telegraph company of this place, has been promoted. He has been given the night job at Malvern. Jus is a clever gentleman, rstd has many friends here, who regret his leav. ing,
 The Grand Jury adjourned a Sat urday afternoon, having found fiji. ty-four true bills, the majority of them for gaming. We publish in full, it's report. It will interest all. We have no room for com ment on it this \ esk-will do SC probably next week.
 We would again call the atten ton of our citizens and mu nicipaI officers, to the announcement nj made last week in ref erence to tho St. Louis excursionsts coming here on the 30th. Some actior should be taken to see that they are properly entertained.
 Nr. T. Richmond, who has been wearing a heavy beard ant mustache, shaved 'of clean last week, and few of his friends rec ognized him immediately after ward. Hr was introduced as 'Dr. McLarty" to Dr. J. A. Pipkin, and wa. entertained several minutes before his identity was discover ed.
 That was the most enjoyable musical and social at MT. D. l., Latourette's Monday evening, o the season. Miss Nettie Smith'i sweet and clear soprano delighted all accompanied by the distinct alto of Miss Ida Laturette. The music on guitar and harp, by the gentle men, was also fine.
 Circuit Court is dispatchine business as rapidly as possible, un- der Judge Byrne and Prosecuting Attorney Webb er. Last week wal taken up in disposing of civil cases This week criminal cases are bein. tried, and we will probably mex week give a summary of the those disposed ofby jury.
 We were very much pleased t' meet our old friend, Rans " Wood, of West Point, Ga, at thu cars Tuesday. He was on hls way home, after an extended triI through Texas. There are few mor' clever or agreeable gentlemen thar Mr. Wood, and if he thinks O coming West, we would be glad t' sec him move here.
 Although the Senior is absent