Nevada County picayune., 1889-01-23

Salt II UT SudN dl HIS uclue uedT SIClIl
 He and his family will leave nex1
 week for Nevada county, Ark where they will make their future r home. MT, H. Is q good citizen anc r we regret to give him up.-[Carrol
 County (Ga. Times.
 MT, Holloway and family arrived last week. and will make their home near Rosston. We welcome them tc our county. N Y Friday, we made trip to Rough. ton, and spent several hours pleas. antly there. It has two stores, one run by Messrs. Frisby & Mays, and the other by MT. l., J. Miller, who recently came from Louisiana. Ii also has splendidly arranged plan. ing mill, run by Messrs. Bruer & Ritz, which turns out from 30, ,OOO to ] 10000 feet of dressed lumber per day. We thank friends there for courtesies and kindnesses rendered us.
 One of the saddest deaths we ever knew of was that of Mrs. w. H. Wigginton, which occurred Monday morning. In life's early morn she was called away, leaving a grief stricken husband, to whom she had been married only little over year, and an infant daughter. May God in His merciful goodness, comfort and cheer our friend, and the bereaved mother and sisters. Think of her now as enjoying happiness unal- loved in a better world above. The remains were inferred in DeAnn cemetery yesterday afternoon.
 Hon. w. E. Atkinson has sold his residence'property here, and remove ed to Little Rock, sothat he can at all times, properly attend the duties of the very responsible office of Attor- ney-General. He will make an able, efficient officer, and achieve a bril-. liant record. This we confidently predict of him. Col. Atkinson has resided at Prescott for about twelve years, and our people regret to part with him and his most pleasant and happy family. As he will continue the practice of law here, as we'll as at the Capital and elsewhere, we still claim him as Prescottite.
 It is announced in the Dispatch that the Prescott Alliance Wheel Exchange is organized, the Gee Bros, having same in charge. We agree with a prominent Greenbacker that the arrangement for the farmer to put up money for this thing, and then pay cash for his goods, like everybody else, will do him no good when his money gives out as stock holder, his credit ceases. But ws await the result and hope it will not prove disastrous. for we are true . friend of the farmer and the agricul. tural Wheel. Our correspondents also treat this subject elsewhere. We thoroughly agree with an ex' change. that every town depends, tC a great measure, for it's prosperity upon the people who live in it. Live
 wide awake towns are inhabited by public spirited, thorough-going peo
 pie. Let every citizen keep botf eyes open at the same time, and look f out-lookout for every opportunity to speak good word for your home
 encourage public interprises as far as your means will let you-and above all, do not become jealous if you set one of your neighbors prospering- help your neighbor to prosper and you help yourself to prosper.
 Friday afternoon we took run down to the thriving little village oi Emmet. Besides number of stores run by enterprising men, there art one or more large saw mills near by and a good wood and blacksmith shop, run by Messrs. J. T. Moody and /. k. Lowry, whom we cheer
 fully recommend for their pluck anc energy. Read their card elsewhere We secured number of new sub scribers. and many kind words Among those added to our list were the clever railroad overseer, Mir
 Herman Zsppe, and also Mir. J. W . Wvlie. Our clever correspondent Mir. Will H. Law, and other friends ' have our thanks for kindnesses.
 r The pulpit, the bench and the bar recon , mend Cheatham's Chill Tonic as the fines , antiperodic in use, being free from poisol | and guaranteed For sale by ]. 0. Howel