Nevada County picayune., 1888-07-11
Mir. J. c. Young and wife are

week naVlng taken nall or last week, in celebrating the 4th.
 Mrs. Ella McRae has gone to Ft. Worth, to attend a normal school, for some time. We hope her stay will be one of pleasure and profit.
 MT. R. R. Garland, one of Elm nets good citizens, was up the 4th and gave us pleasant call, showing his boys the mysteries of printing. 1 Mir. J. W. Attaway, died Monday, and hissremains were inferred yester day. The bereaved family have the sympathy of this entire communi- ty.
 Miss Jessie Phillips, one of Elm met most beautiful and charming young ladies, who has been visiting Miss Hesterly Johnson, has returned home.
 We are requested to announce that the 9th district Normal Institut- will meet in Prescott on 9th Teach CTS school directors, and citizens are invited to attend.
 One of Prescott's brightest and best young men. MT. Chas. Shankle, has secured position in the print ing office at Benton, and left last week to begin work.
 Mir. W. T. Sugg. the industrious and popular business manager of Messrs. W. F. Armstrong X Co.,, left Thursday 10 visit relatives at his former home, Dyersburg, Tenn.
 Public entertainment of the mis- sionary societies at the Methodist church, on Wednesday evening, the 18th. Jub breaking by the juvenile society. All are invited to attend.
 The remains of Mir. H. W. Long, of Hubbard City, Tex, were brought up here Monday, and inferred with Masonic honors at Artesian. He us- ed to live here. The bereaved fami- ly have our sympathy.
 Wednesday night burglars entered the stores of Messrs. Jones x Jones, J. C. TreviliOn and Haley kcrshaw, but took little if anything. Their money drawers were broken open, but no money was secured.
 Mir. 0. l.. Moncref returned from an extended visit among relatives in Johnson county last week. After seeing the country between here and there he says he is more than ever satisfied to live in Prescott and Ne vada county.
 The meeting at the Nj. E. church, is still being carried on, under the able management of Rev. Thomas llearn Several accessions have been added to the church. members revived, and the church is in fair condition now, for the work of say ing souls to still be continued.
 Come out to the jug breaking and entertainment to be given by the missionary societies of the NJ. E. church, next Wednesday night. The people are especially and cordially invited. The members will break open their jugs of missionary money and good entertainment generally may be expected,
 There was big barbecue here, on the 4th, and the crowd present was estimated at 2000. The declaration of independence was read, after which a bountiful repast was served to the people in adjacent grove.- Everything passed off well, and nothing occurred to disturb the fes- tivitics of the day.
 The editor, who recently returned from an extended trip to Little Rock Hot Springs and Benton, returned home short while since, only stay ing few days, returning yesterday morning for Benton, where he goes to rccuperate from his recent illness. We earnestly hope that his stay will be one of pleasure, enjoyment and recreation, and ere he return, that he will be restored to his wonted health.
 Lookout for the tleas among the dog fennel and other kinds of weeds. While walking through the weeds, if you happen to see one of them on your shoe, or several crawling up your leg, just stop and reflect a mo- ment, catch him eff you can) if you don't he'll get away, then take out your knife and partly open it, and just let him crawl into the hole at the end where the blade is open, and ,.,,oI- ln,,n nm him If y,u killed