The Nevada picayune., 1885-06-11
LOCAL AND PERSONAL,

Go to Dan Wards for your mint tulips.
 A propitious shower fell in this vicinity Monday.
 The mercury stood at 9G degrees Monday. in-d5as ac
 Es>ssssss !; Yoff.s fs or %A skies, wines, sss.;. s,se1s E Agency Ban Wards.
 We have heard no talk as yet of a Fourth of July celebration.
 We regret to learn of tue serious illness of MT Thos. Holland.
 Dr. Josh w. Weaver and wife were in town Monday, trading.
 Beer, wine Ac, down to 3S de- prees in Dan Wards freezer.
 Mrs. Florence Can't of Gurdon, gave concert Friday evening.
 Deputy Sheriff Ed Hood went up to Philadelphia Tuesday ,on bus ness.
 Mayor Glow has been over to Nashville on a visit. He returned Monday.
 Dick Bartlett of Nash, file, was down Sunday 10 see his many friends here.
 Mir. Alfred B. Luck, one of the substantial citizens of Parker town. ship, was in town Tuesday.
 MT. Tommy Lester, of Rosston was in town Monday, on his way home from visit to Texas.
 When you come to town call on Thos s. Bryan. He will make you ? No. one pictures for p cts.
 Some of the farmers of this sec ii on have been harvesting oats this week. The crop is very fine.
 Automatic and all kinds of sew ing machines repaired. All work guaranteed. Joe hersha".
 Dr. l.. II McSwain and Miss Hattie Garland, of Emmet, visited friends and relatives here last Sab bath.
 NIr. l.. F.. Hinton has purchas- ed the .Alf. Bright property on East Elm street, and is having it improved.
 Senator J. K. Jones reached Washington City last Thursday. He is expected home again in a few days.
 Mir. Ira E. McMillan, the popu, lar commercial traveller; left Mon day for trip through the Eastern portion of the state.
 Some of the clerks asked us to again suggest to our merchants the propriety of closing their stores at six o'clock in the afternoon.
 Mess. NcSloy and Sugnett, of this place. have a contract for building a large. brick in Hope, and will commence operations in about ten days.
 Last Monday was the day fixed for the meeting of the board of equalizers, but from the clerk we learn that they failed to put in an appearance.
 Johnnie Ferguson. of Paris, Tex : as, is here visiting his parents. His father Mir. J. T. Ferguson has been quite sick, but We are glad to say is improving.
 Rev. Mir. Burton of Texas, prea' che9fl the Baptist church Thurs day >,hng last and lectured on "FloriGa' Friday evening. The lecture was quite interesting.
 Owing to the hard times and scarcity of money, l will Tor the next sixty days, make two pictures for 9 cts. Satisfaction guaran teed. ThoS. $. Bryan.
 Persons wishing anything in the picture line, from life or copies of old pictures, gems or photographs would do we'll to call on Simmons soon, over Dr. HintOn'S Drug Store.
 MT. John s. Weaver and his son Andy two of Albany's best farmers, we e in the city Saturday. We while here ordered the PICAYUNE sent to friends at Spearsville, La., and Jonesboro, Ark.
 Prof. Conger has received lot of globes, maps, charts, and a clock, which he purchased with the money derived from the recen entertainment at the Academy, A good investment it was.
 We received tho first ripe pea ches last Thursday. from Mrs. Jno. E. Shell of Emmet Friend EI