Nevada County picayune., 1888-12-05

church at 1 1 a. m. tomorrow. to hear the opening sermon of the Presbv- tery by Rev. c. H. Tally.
 w. T. THURMAN, Pastor.
 We are requested to announce that Rev. J. H. Milburn, of the Ar kansas Baptist, will begin aprotract- ed meeting at the Baptist church here on Tuesday night after the 2nd Sunday, the l1th inst.
 The Camden Beacon is complain ing heavily abont the low price of cotton there and consequent falling off in receipts Pyescott'5 big pri- ces has brought much of it here. Our receipts are much heavier than last years, while Camden's is far short.
 This year is noted for having three Ss in it-iust 1000 years since it oc- cured before, and it is 1000 years be- fore it will occur again. It is leap year. too, and good time for old maids to cogitS. the bachelors to re- ciprocat8 and not hesitS, and for all young folks to ms.
 Rev. R. M. Traylor has been transferred to the Arkansas Confer ence. and will go to Van Buren-he moves there tomorrow. He is good man and earnest worker, and leaves many strong friends here, who wish him well wherever he may go. The parting of pastor and flock. at the Nj. E. church Sunday night. was quite affecting.
 We notice considerable improve mcnts going on around town. Mir. Nat Martin is building most residence, fronting the railroad. beyond the Prescott Lnm- Der Co.'S yards; MT. N. T. Rich mond will soon complete remodeling his tasty residence. on Christian Ridge. and Mir. s. A. Scott. also on same street, is repairing and adding to his house.
 ROLL OF HoNoR The following to this paper have settled since last report: w T Hood, Dr. l.. !. Gillespie, Emmet; R. l.. Bright, J. P. McGough, s. l.. Cornelius, Lanehurg; II. C. Smith, Boughton; J. G. Purifoy. Zama; !. NJ. Mont Texarkana: Elias Owens, B F Amonette, ST. l. c Steele, C C Black, Ii T Ward, and others at Prescott. Many thanks. Many yet in arrears.
 On Shoes for 30 days at J. Hansel Woods Palace,
 Shoe and
 Clothing Store,
 Hope, Ark.
 Rhodes X Reed, the dry goods of Hope, offer special in- to farmers and Wheelers Give them a trial when in Hope.
 Keep your pants on. witn the At wood Suspender or Automatic Lace Back Suspender, for sale by W. F. Armstrong X Co.
 S5.50 SPOT CASH, This week, will buy a pair of our mems fine hand made shes, worth S7 30. Be quick.
 J. HANsEL Woop.
 Col. J. NJ. Montgomery is ar ranging to move to Texarkana, hay ing sold his residence here, and be- ing regularly in the law practice there. For many years he has been one of our foremost citizens, taking an active interest in the welfare of the town and county, He is an able and experienced lawyer, well-known all over the State. Prescott's loss is Texarkana's gain. Success to you, Col. NJ.
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 Rev. J. R. Cason, the new pastor sent this station, NJ. E. Church, South. preached his first sermons here Sunday morning and evening, to large congregations. He is most forcible and earnest speaker, full of industry and zeal, and our people are much pleased with him. He was stationed at Washington last year, and WAS very popular there, the peo- pie being disappointed in his not be ing again sent there this year. We trust the Lord will greatly prosper