The Nevada picayune., 1885-05-07

Mrs. T. s. Bryan has moved her millinery store into the new Jost building on West Main Street.
 Dr. R l. Hinton has returned from his visit to Norfolk, Va. and the Exposition at New Orleans.
 Try ours2.5O hand made Lady Shoes. Every pair warranted.
 .WooDBERY, PoRTIs x TERRY.
 Do not fail to go to the supper and entertainment at the Academy Friday night, for the benefit of the school.
 The Rev. MT. Sflliman, of Mar. shall, Texas, preached an inter- esting serman at the Presby teriaa church last Sunday.
 MT. John Willingham and Miss Sallie Amonette were married Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The PICAYUSE extends congratula- tions.
 Tho literary club met at the resi- dencs of Mr. w. B. Waller Tues. day evening, and ws learn had a pleasant and profitable evening. Sorry it was so we could not at tend.
 Several friends attending court, have called in and paid their sub scriptlons. Thanks. Let the good work go on, aud others follow their noble example, during this term of court.
 Messrs. P. Cassidy, Sid. and Thos. Woodbery, Binam Hatley, John Lagrone George Christopher, N. T. Richmond and wife and John Putnam ard wife, have returned from tho Exposition.
 MT. Adam Frederick has moved into his new barber shop on West Main street. where he is cozily and nicely fixed up. He is one of the best and most popular barbers in this portion of the State. Walter Ross, {. former a.tachs of this office, but now of the Dem- ocrat at Little Rock, is attending court here this week. Walter is genial, clever young man and we are glad he is doing we'll. Prof. J. D. Evans, we learn has secured a large music class at Ark adelphia. He passed down the road Saturday on his way to Nash vile, where he has been most of tue time since leaving here just af. Christmas.
 Mr. A. w. Noncrief of this place and Miss SslIie Hardy of La Grange Georgia. were married at the latter place Sunday afternoon Mr. M.'s one of our prominent ci- tizens and he has married an es- timable lady.
 pr. F, l., Powers has shown us a hnc sample of wool ten inches long, from q ]iecester sheen. Te clipped nearly eight pounds from the animal, though it was bnt one year old. He has flock of 25 of these kind of sheep.
 Circuit Court opened Monday morning, Judge l.. A. Byrne pre- siding. The dockets have hardly been opened as yet. We will try to give D summary of the cases tried, weekly, during it's progress commencing next week.
 The following attorneys from other places are in attendance up on our Circuit Court tEis week: Col. Fred Johnson, of Little Rock; Judge c. E. Mitchell ofTexarkana; Col J Moore of Hot Springs, and Col. J.H. Daniels of Magnoiia.
 This, Wednesday afternoon, the young ladies base ball club of Phil adolphia play game on the old Bryan circus grounds, against club of Prescott boys. twill be a novel sight to many. An admis. sion fee of 25 cts. will be charged.
 Our genial friend, Capt. J. T. Darby, formerly of this county, now of Camden, and treasurer of 1FOuachita county, spent Saturday and Sunday in our city. The Pre- AYUNE acknowledges the receipt of a pleasan. call from him while here.
 Several of the boys came rear falling in.love with the pretty little blonde, Christian, of the Sunny South, who canvassed the town