Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-08
SAM'I-. L. BRACT,
 HOPE, ARK.

Come out next Tuesday and hear Mir. Smoote's speech on reconstruc- ton.
 Mir. Clarence Powers. who has been out in Texas, telegraphing, is at home now for q while.
 Several of our people have been at Lacland Springs, the names of whom we have not learned.
 The Loyal Citizens met last night, and had quite an interesting pro- granme and good exercises.
 A nice line of chambravs at s4cts. per yard, at w. F. Armstong X Cos.
 Buist's and Landreth's fresh turnip seed, for sale at Hugh Moncrief's.
 MT, Geo. Armistead was up from Gurdon Sunday, visiting his parents Dr. and Mrs. E. k. Armstead.
 MT. J. A. Couch and family, visit ed relatives Sunday, and have re- turned to their home in Arkadcl phia,
 Box X Thomas keep ice drinks and ice cream these hot summer days. so go to the parlor and be cooled off.
 Prof Levi White returned Mon- day evening from Queen City Texas, where he has heeu for some time on professional visit,
 Que brun ne1c 5-dr01ce" Ne1r Home se1cin 2 n1ac/tine 2j per cent of regular price m Hcayune office. Cone quich for His bU9ain.
 Mir. Chas. F.. Shanllle, who has been sticking type at Benton, for the past month, returned home Sat urday evening.
 Hon. Thos. C. McRae has more than enough instructed votes to se- cure his nomination for Congress from this district,
 Miss Jessie Phillips, one of Elm mets beautiful and charming young ladies. visited relatives and friends in the city, last week.
 We would be glad if some of our subscribers who are in arrears would come up and pay during these sul- try. summer days, while it's too hot to work.
 "Oh, Mary, where did you get your beautiful white drcss.' "Why Jamie, got if from Hatley X Chris topher's $, who keep the loveliest line of white goods you ever saw. and those Hamburg and Swiss embroid- eris and Oriental lace> are just too awful pretty.
 Mrs. Prathcr and family, and MT. Cha~, Snootc, yho have heen visiting ihciy rsreHta, t.,j ,ni Mrs. G. P. -noutc. havo returued ;0 their home in St. Louis.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. l.. Gaines wish to return their heartfelt thanks to their friends and neighbors, for the kind attention to their son. during his late illness.
 Mir. Strectcr, the Union Labor candidate for President, will speak here. and the Central Commit tee of the L, l.. party will also send down lawyers.
 The family of Mir. k. ". Stuhble- field, formerly of this place, but who has TOT the past year, been at Mt. Vernon, Texas, returned last week, and will make this their future home.
 W. V. Tompl>ins, Esq. will act as political editor, and NJ. NJ, Spears Chm Dem. Co. Cen. Con-, as po- litcal manager of the PIcAYUNE. dur ing the State and county campaign.
 J. W. GARDNER.
 Born unto Mir, and Mrs. 4. A. Gencrelly, on Saturday night, fine pretty baby girl, weight ten pounds. May it's pathway through life be one of goodness, grace and happiness and pleasure,
 We regret to learn of the illness of Miss Annie Higgins, one of Pres colts best and most amiable young ladies. We hope that, through the mercies of all wise Providence, she will soon recover.
 Mir. J. w.. Gardner, the editor, who has been at Benton for some time. visiting his brother, MT. A. F. Gardner, editor of the Courier, came home short time since, and stayed only few days, leaving Monday for