Nevada County picayune., 1888-12-26

hp''N T h''ev ~'S' '"S t''eS N O'S cess every way. A number of nice books were donated to the school li- brary.
 The pastor of the Methodist church Rev. J. k. Cason, requests us to specially invite all the members to come out to prayer meeting every "Wednesday night.
 We learn that Hodge X Caldwell of Nashville, failed last week MT. George Hodge, the head of the firm formerly lived here, and we regret to hear of his loss.
 Mr R. C. Powers. who has been at Corning sad other points in North Arkansas. acting aS teiegflpher for the Iron Moan aia railroad. is at home speadia2 tae -4eiidav-.
 Mir. J. L. Smith. of the firm of Mobley & Smith. Wolf Creek, Ark, was in town Friday. He gave Us a pleasant call and left an order for some job work. Thanks, friend s.
 l will be in Prescott from January lst to 10th, with forty to fifty head of horses, which I will sell cheap. Come, see and price.
 J. T. BRooKs.
 If you want nice hat, good boots or shoes, call on J. NJ. Price, with Jones X Jones. Cheap, cheaper, cheapest.
 Don't fail to call and see my stock, before buying your nice Xmas presents, toys, etc.-if you do you will regret it.
 Mas. N. J. BRYAN.
 Capt. w. R. Basden and Mir. Adam Given will receive car load of fine Missouri mules, between the 5th and 10th of January, 1889, and will sell them in this section. Wait and see them.
 See "rax Notice published elsewhere. Collector Hood and his deputy, Mir. John Crossland. will start out tax collecting the 3rd Mon day in January.
 While the Dispatch. our neighbor here, gets out no paper at all this week, and onl : gave half shres the !lst two isSnes, we come out and give Gi the local news. a4 usual. even Christians week
 The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church will give a sup 1 per at the court house Friday night, December 28, the proceeds for the benefit of the church. Will also serve fresh oysters.
 Hon. T. C. McRae arrived at home Monday, taking advantage of the short holiday recess of Congress, to spend Christmas at home. He will return to Washington the latter part of this week.
 ! Our job office is very complete. Some nice work turned out the past week for parties in Nevada, Hemp stead and Pike counties. First-cIass work, and prices as low as the low est. Try us and see. | On Shoes for 30 days at J. Hansel | Woods Palace, Shoe and
 Clothing Store,
 Hope, Ark. A BIG OFFER.-W will club the PICAYrNE and New York World. both papers for S2. 40. Each World, for the next year, will contain com ! plete. new and interesting novel. All i who renew for the PIcAYi'NE year in advance, can get the world as above for 90c-both papers for $40 to new subscribers.
 A friend suggests, as there is great danger of a fire by the careless hand ling and firing of fre-crackers ta 1 all times, that the council pro- hlbit shooting them on our business streets. A good idea.
 Mir, J. r. Pollard, of Wolf Creek, one of Pike countys best citizens, and clever gentleman, left here Friday to visit his old home, Rock Springs, Randolph county, Ala. We wish him pleasant visit.
 There will he an eclipse of the sun on next Tuesday, January lst. In some parts of North America it will be total but only partial eclipse here, and visible about 3:40 D. m. Get your smoked glass ready.
 Messrs E. !. and D. Vaughn, of the bridge and building department of the Lon Mountain railroad, are spending the Christmas with rela- tiVcs in and near Prescott The for