Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-07

us tho petition asking that no H. cense be granted to sell whiskey within three miles of the NJ. E. church there was granted by the JuGge of county court.
 Liquor license has been granted here for this year, and we now have three bar rooms and three drug stores selling it. Judge Hale decided the petition asking that no license be granted was too small not a majority as required by law. 1 Mir. w. II. Terry now occupies the building on corner of E. Main and Front street, in his banking business. Mir. J. c. Young will enter into cupartnership with him in few days. They are both ex- cellent gentlemen and we wish them abundant success.
 Messrs w. J, Hit and J. J. Sampson of Caney township. were here new years day, and gave us a pleasant call. They said that Mir. 0. R. Mcdaniel and w. T. lobe undertook to convince them that "the Onachita river had caught fire and burned in two"
 Hon. T. c. McRea, our popular Congressman, spent Christmas at home with family and friends. He returned to the National Capital on "Wednesday 0: last week. taking his family with him. They will have quarters at the National ho- tel on Pennsylvania avenue.
 MURDER WILL oUT.-All parties indebted to the firm of Milner X Milburn, will please call and settle at once. They say they mean bus mess, and do not wish to put ac- counts in attorneys hands, unless this notice is ignored.
 Mr. w. E. Douglass visited his family at Tuskegee. Ala, during the holidays, He says that looks almost like a God. forsaken coun- try, and farmers ard everybody should be thenkfui such pitiful hard times does not prevail here. Says white women hire out as cooks for g. per month.
 One day last week considerable excitement and fun was created by the runaway of the mule attached to Messrs. Hatley < Christopher's dray. Clark Arnodl, coloTed, held on heroically to the reins until his muleship was stopped. The deliv- cry wagon was smashed up smart ".
 MT Eugene Chea,ham left here Friday for Texas. and has probo- ply located at Abiline. Eugene is an honorable, mora! and industIi ons young man, and we wish him success in his new home. Sorry he saw fit to leave uS-his employ era having sold out here to other parties.
 Mir. J. J. Thomasson, of Okolo- ma, was here Tuesday. He las already received his new type aud press, and will soon get out al OkOlona, the first issue of "The Arkansas Messenger" He bought our small jop press, and will also run a job office. We wish him great success.
 Married at tae residence of the brides father, II. G. Brooks on Wednesday evening the 9th. Mr.. | Fred Thorburn and Miss Gertrude Brooks, Rev. R. NJ. rraylor otlicia- ting. The newly married pair are amongst our most popular young z people. We wish them much hap piness and prosperity.
 Hon. Eugene F.. White left on Monday of last week for the Indian Territory, where he goes to look after the Indians for the govern ment. He has a splendid situa tion, with good salary, as Special Indian Agent and Disburser for Uncle Sam" There is an inter esting article from him in this ls- sue.
 Our genial friend, WY. Foster, of II ope has made our town several visits lately-was here N Monday. He says the Little Rock, Gazette s correspondent at Hope was wrong in his statement that he had sold out his interest in the Foster & Logan Hardware company of this place. We are glad to know he is still bound to Prescott through