The Nevada picayune., 1885-01-29

brides father, in Clancy township, to-day.
 We will club the picAYUNE with the Arkansas weekly Gazette for s2.50. The Gazette is one of the best ahd newslest papers in the State.
 Miss Fife Reed, we learn, will make her home with Mrs. Mat White. Mrs. Reed, hef mother, died in the Northern portion of this State last week.
 Ice has been quite plentiful of late, and if harvesters have been industrious, there is no reason why this cooling article may not be very cheap next summer.
 A society for the eradication of profanity is the latest moral reform in New York. Such a society in these parts could find plenty ma terial to work on.
 The Hope Band will come up Friday to assist in furnishing mu- sic for the drama at at Whites Hall for Inc benefit of the Prescott cornet band that night.
 MT. G. w. Reese, of McNeill, formerly of this county, was one of our many callers last week, and while here ortlered the PIcAYUNE sent to him this year.
 We regret that it becomes our duty to chronicle the death of Dr. John E. Shell, which occurred at his home at Emmet last Sunday evening, of pneumonia.
 Just received, one car load of nails, all sizes, which will be sold lower than was ever known before in Prescott.
 DENMAS, HAMiLToN & Co.
 Fair Warning.-All who are in- debted to me for goods, and fail to settle for same, by the 20th, their accounts will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection.
 PEDEN BLAKE.
 All who are indebted to the firm of Martin X Co. are requested to come forward at once and settle If not their accounts will be plac- ed in the hands of an attorney.
 MARTIN & Co. We had the pleasure of forming the acquaintance of the Rev. Mir. Shelton, of Kansas who is holding a protracted meeting at the Chris tian church this week. Those who have heard him, speak in the high, est praise of him as preacher.
 MT. E. J. Ellis of Bingen, Hem stead county, was ill town Monday and gave us a pleasant call. He is an old newspaper man, having en- gagged almost continuously in the business ever since 1886. when quite a younglnan, in the State oi Ohio.
 Our clever friend, Mack Spears went over To Washington Friday to pay his taxes. He will enter 1 the large and enterprising estab- lishment of w. B. Waller, as sales men the list of February. Mack is fine trader and his pleasant man ners is continually making him new | friendc.
 The Messes Gee Bros are pre- pairing to build brick business house 30x100 feet next to theil frame building on corner of West Main and Third streets; They vii tear down the old building now standing and erect a brick as above stated. The building will be a con venient one.
 Robert Adams won the rri5e fol greatest improvement in reading offerd by Miss Kirkland to the third and.fourth grades. It will b' a bright journal or magazine that d boy will like to read. Ills teacher says that Robert has been indus trious aud gentlemanly. It takes 1 this kind to win.
 One of the Prescott boys accom- panied his girl last Sunday night t' chur oh and procured a sea near the stove. After getting warn and comfortable, The indulged il a protracted snooze. On awaklng he found the congregation disper' sing, aud himself minus a girl, sh' had gone off with another fellow Served him right.
 l As stated elsewhere in to-day paper, the legislature now in ses | sian hos paSaad an act chanpIn,