The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-26

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 Money seems to be one of the scarcest of commodities in this market just now.
 The weather is doing all it can to discourage the farmers. Keep a stiff upper lip and go on as if noth- ing was happening.
 Mise Minnie Stanley, of Colum' bus is visiting Mrs. J. o. Howell and other friends. We predict a pleasant visit for her.
 We had the pleasnre of meeting in town last Monday, Mir. R. o. Drummond, travelling agent for the Missouri Republican.
 Our efficient Treasurer, Capt. W. J. Blake, has returned from South Carolina. The Captain reports times very hard in the old state.
 A young man wishes to know which would be proper on leaving his sweetheart after late call, !, good might or good-evening? Nev. CT tell lie, young man, say good morning.
 The Nevada Co. medical society will meet in Prescott on Tuesday the 31 inst. All Physicians in the county are respectfully invited to be present.
 J. D. JORDAN PRES.
 J. A. PIPKIN SECTY.
 We were honored with the D res. ence of pr. c. F. Barllam last Thursday evening, who was on his way home from the Van. derbilt University. The Doc tor got off the train at Bough- ton, and went out to his brother w. k. Barham's and left his trunk in the depot at B. On his return the next day he learned that the depot had been broken open and his trunk stolen. The burglar took the trunk short dis tance from the station, broke it op en, built up fire and burned every thing the trunk contained that he could not take away, or did not want. The citizens of Boughton think they have the theft spotted, and will spare no pains to bring him to justice.
 EMMETT, AAK., Mch. r., lSS5.9l:
 EDITORS PICAYUNR:-Asw weare awakened with the song of the spring birds, and the rising ot a bright sun, and looking upon our farms, where our means for sup port of life rest, and beholding the bright prospects before us for good crops of all kinds of grain, fruits and vegetable and the promise of a brighter administration before us gives us great encouragement, and infuscs new life in our people. They once more feel like they art in luck, because the "Dark" cloud, that have so long Overshad owed , them are passing away. Now let u' go to work to build up our county . by setting forth, and exhibiting al ] the inducements we can, to get the , tide of immigration to come and , cast their lots here and settle , among us. and help us to open ou farms where nov is the forest, just like it was when the Indian left 1t
 Here we have the best of lands . purest waters, the bluest skies, and , the iairest babies, that can be found on the Western Hemisphere Come here, weary home seekers Q why longer remain? Good lands, black and sandy lands, raises al you can eat and wear, and marke the surplus at home. Good schools and churches all over our land Society second to none no where Our people are clever, hospitabl' and generous, honest and accom- modating. Come while there is room. Come to our garden spot and look, before going into water .. less and timborless regions of bleak and dreary north west. W' want farmers and millers by tho car load. For the present We have }, an unlimited supply of newspape> . and book agents and sufficien 0 number of chrOmo office seekers : to supply the demand of all yves of the Mississippi river, plenty o , Lawyers and Doctors to do th' prof, ssional business for half ; - century, more labor and less busi