The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-05

Ill J. H. DCiiuidh, 0 PAoSPNAcSS farmer on the West of the Prairie, come in last Saturday and had his name enrolled on our subscription books.
 MT s T Bailey, a thrifty farmer of the Bodcaw neighborhood call ed end made his annual cohtribu- tion to. our missionary box last Saturday.
 'SKathleen Mavourneen," Twill be played in opera house Friday night by Mir & Mrs Edwin Stuart, assis- ted by local talent, for benefit of the band. Let everybody go out. We regret the copy was m.slaid last week, and the announcement of. the death of Mrs. DavidsSteele, nee Mrs Russell, formerly of Geor- gia, which occurred on Sunday the 25th of January. failed to appear in our last issue.
 On Wednesday evening of last week, Jan'y 2S, Mir Lucius Hinton and Miss Carrie Hays were marri- ed at the residence of the brides parents. Rev MT Hays of Emmef officiatcd, We extend oCr best wishes to the newly married lair.
 The Board of trustees, at their meeting last Saturday. elected Miss Emma Kirkland. Mrs. Ella McRae and Miss Rosa Moutze, as- sistants but made no election for principal. However they feel con- fident they will be able to start the school the first of March.
 Mrs A w Moncrief died on last Thursday morning, and was buried at Providence church near BOugh- ton, on Friday. She was a consist ant member of the Baptist church. ana has gone to her reward. The bereayed husband 'cnd children have our sympathy.
 Mir A B Gray, who has been as- sisting in the pos tCflice here for about year, leaves to-day for his old home at Ozan. Andy has made many friends during his stay ameng us, who regret very much his leaving. The PICAYUSi3 wishes you nothing but good luck, friend Gray.
 Quite a number of friends spent & delightful eve,nng at the cozy and beautiful home of MT. and Mrs. w.. II. Terry, on last Thursday even. inn. During the evening some splendid music was rendered by Mrs Terry and Miss Ida LatouTette. The palatable and nice handed refreshments. served, were greatly enjoyed by all.
 Misses Judie \ Trlce and Belle P Jackson two quite ihtelligent and charming young ladies from Mon roe county, whc have been elend- ing some time visiting Mrs " II Terry here, lcR Monday, and be fore ierurning home will he the guests of Gov $ r Huges at Little Rock, who is an old fricrd oftkeirs having lived iu the same section as neighbors.
 Mr. J. R. Harrell returned from Indiana last Friday, bringing his brother and family with hlm. These gentlemen arc tirst-clasS workmen in wood and iron, have opened 2 blacksmith and wood shop near the Methodist church, and we bespeak for them a liberal patronage, See their advertise ment ill anQther column.
 Dr. J. w. Thomasson has re- moved his dental office from Mon crief & Bros. Drug Store to the of flee of Drs. Jordan and Pipkin. II the lower part of the old Dispatch now PICAYUNE office. AS a den list Dr Thomasson has given emi uent satisfaction. He has lisen in his profession till parties Ewing l5 or 100 miles away come to him fol dental work.
 Read this if you want bargins If you want cheap Millinery .anC Fancy goods notions &c., go tc Mrs. Shauhles as we are selling Hats Bonuets notions and many other articles at cost. Come an, examin for yourselves as we cal suit yon in prices.
 Go 10 Mrs. Shaukfos and get youl Millinery and Fancy goods st cost Also your dresses cut, fit and made at the lowest prtoo.