Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26

fresh oysters always on hanu al Dan Wards.
 Mir. N. T. Richmond visited Nashville last Thursday.
 Miss Jennie Brown ot Camden Is visiting Mrs. W. B. Waller.
 Meals and lunches at all hours
 MRS. JoE KERsHAw.
 The Foster & Logan Hdw. Co wants to buy a lot of good charcoal
 Dick Bartlett and J. N. Richter of Nashville, spent Sunday in oul city.
 Col. James M. Montgomery wen; up to Hot Springs Friday on legaI business.
 A good secondhand heating stove at a big bargain. Apply al this office.
 See report of criminal cases dis. posed of by our Circuit Court, else where in this paper.
 Mrs. Tandy Key and Mrs. Ade. line Pledger returned from visit to Gurdon Monday,
 Rev R. NJ. Traylor and Capt. w k White went down to Hope tC the meeting Monday.
 NIT. W. c. Cooley. from near Rosston, expects to leave today for Johnson county, Texas.
 Prunes. entrants, raisins, figs candied citron and lemon peel, at
 J. H. Kershaw & Co.'S.
 Miss Damarius Key and Mir. -, -. Miller were married al Gurdon Sunday. We extend best wishes.
 Cotton continues to come in a steady stream from surrcpnding counties. Prescott's good prices bring it.
 Go to Miner & Milburn's and buy the Best Blood Purifier made for "Guinn's Pioneer Blood Renewer,'
 Hon. T. c. McRae, our gifted and highly honored fellow-tOwnsman will leave in few days to take his seat ill Congress.
 Look out for q big display and low prices on Christmas goods this season, at s. w, Whites, the jeweler, Hope, Ark.
 The business of Circuit Court was nearly completed Tuesday, SC Judge Byrne adjourned it until Monday and went home.
 Misses Minnie Conneyey, Matti, Owens, Ida Latourette aud Mrs W. II. Terry, went down to Hope Friday to hear the Jew EYange- list. -
 Miss Florence Brower, who i attending school at Hope, spen sunday at home. Miss Cora Ham il, of Hope, came up with her a her guest.
 Order one of those $10.OC silve Hunting case EIgin watches. iron s. w. White, the jeweler, Hope Ark. It is q bargain and you vii be pleased with it.
 We are requested 10 annnounc' that Miss l. C. peFeliing, who ha been making a tour of the State speaking in the interest of temper ance, under the auspices of the State and National Woman's Tenn perancc Unions will lecture her' four nights next week, commenc ing Monday.
 Capt. x. T. Richmond is over from Pres colt for few days. He is rather "mum' ol Prescott cotton eceipts.-Nashyillc News
 Friend Richmond says he is nc "Captain." nor is he mum" abOu Prescott's cotton receipts. He cer tainly has no cause for being "mnm," as our receipts are heayi CT than any ether town in South west Arkansas.
 Thursday last Messrs. Dudle, B. Madden and Lee Montgomery were duly examined ny Judge l. \. Byrne and admitted to the bar They had been applying them selves quite assiduously for som' time. and. we learn stood a yer. creditable examination. We wisf them great success. See thell law card elsewhere. and If you have collecting 10 do, they will dt it for you. > Tuesday morning at G o'clock Mrs. Mary Hatley, mother oi MT Wm. Hatley, died at his home. Sh' was an aged mother it. Israel, be ing about S4 years of age, and hay inc served the Master, over hal century. She had been q widow for 40 years, and lived with hel son. at whose house she died, mos of the time. Rev. G. w. Lagrone preached the funeral at the resl dence Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, after which the remains were inferred in DeAnne cemetery The bercavcd family have the sym pathy ofa large circle of friends. 7
 rn addition 10 the large number m whom we have called and col lected subscriptions. the following