Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-04

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 Mir. Calvin Jones is on a visit to relatives in Texas.
 4 big lot of brain coverings for giant intellects at Hatlev X Chris topher's.
 Fine mixed candies, two pounds for 2Jc, at E. l.. HarwoOds. Gall and try it.
 Mrs. Geo. P. Smoote spent the holidays with relatives and friends at Texarkana.
 An infant child of Rev. Mir. Thurman died Saturday night and was buried Sunday afternoon.
 A car of new flour just received at Hatley X Christopher's.
 HORSES FoR SALE.-Two good horses for sale cheap.
 JNO. E. PoRTIs.
 Mir. A. P. Greer is off in North Carolina, taking in the scenes of his boyhood aud visiting relatives and friends.
 Prof. J. w. Conger, President of Ouachita college, Philadelphia, was down last week, mingling with old friends.
 It is a lamentable fact that the Union Labor lead CTS. who are also wheel CTS, in this county are ready to sac rifice the agricultural wheel for their own personal ends political ly, wishing to use 1t to ride into Of. flee with. Brother wheelers, give those otfice.seekers the c. B.
 Christmas eve some wild boys let off"breaks," running box car off siding partially on tine main line, and the early morning pas senger knocked it off turning it completely over down the embank- ment. The railroad authorities were justly enraged by the mean act and offer a reward for evidence to convict the perpetrators.
 Our clever friend Jno. T. Aaron, of BoughtOn has our thanks for an invitetiOn to all entertainment giv by the literary society of Rough ton at Mrs. Aaron's. Very sorry we could not 90. Several Prescott ties were there. We learn the en tertainmcnt was quite a success, and the handed refreshments the very incest and all was highly ap- preciated by the large number of invited guests.
 We sincerely thank our cores pondents for their words of com mendation and praise. Yes, we were initiated into the Emmet Wheel last week. We believe 1t a good thing, that will benefit the la- boring masses of farmers and me. chanics, it not killed hy going into politics. And here we will say we have no fax to grind"-wantIng no fat office as some wheelers herpaOUutS do.
 Program for Loyal Citizens, to meet at the Baptist church. on Tuesday night. January 10th: n,.Ct;u,, fu, di SnusS,nn. .sIlas th A, Government the right to restrict the Freedom of Speech or of the Press" Ope ,iag speech by w. Y. rompkins; general criticisms. interspcrscd with music; select reading by Miss Fannie Vaughn; Song by Mrs. w. H. Terry; recita. ton by Miss May Barrett, of the Ouachita College.
 v MARRIED-On the evening of the 23rd ultimo, by Rev. W. J. Hudspeth. Mir. A. NJ. Denman and Miss Ida Moore. The groom is one of our most enterprising busi- ness young men, the junior of the hardware firm of J. M. DenmaE X Bro. The bride is one of PrcscOtts fairest and most winsome young ladies. A large circle of friends congratulate the happy couple, in which the PICAYUNE most heartily joins. May,life be to them always happy and bright, and worldly success be theirs.
 The Arkadelphia correspondent of the Little Rock Gazette recent ly paid the following high compli ment to Judge H. B. Stuart, of Philadelphia. who is well known in this county, where he has sew eral brothers: This is long an alliterative allegation, hut it is cer- tainly so. Let the eagle soar alOft with an eye single to perching on the gubernatorial seat. But clark county has timber finely fitted for filling that f.urative facade. The Gurdon Advocate has named'one in particular who would worthily wear the blushing honOrs of that position if called upon by the peo. dle so to do-meekIy. 1 don't know that Judge Henry Boiling Stuart has any aspiration in that direction, but must venture that he might have with perfect poten- cy and propriety, as all the sover. eigns who chance to be present in the old third congressional district (nearly 5000 of whom voted for him as against something over SlQQ tQr his anAnnnA Nlnn he