Nevada County picayune., 1889-11-20
Hon. Thos. c. McRae left Mon-

SOHSTtSS, llle nTSJ MOUuaN III Dc' cember.
 Mir. A. 1. Cathey moved his family to town Thursday-occupies the Os. borne house on Walnut street. Prescott thus secures another valua- ble citizen.
 Col. Paul Jones, of Texarkana sustained his high reputation as q first-class orator in a railroad case. tried before the late session of our Circuit Court.
 Notice new Christmas adv. of J. II. Kershaw on 4th page. Old Santa Claus makes the edict that he will make his headquarters there, for toys. candies, fruits, etc.
 Mir. W. J. Tompkins and wife, of Falcon, were mp last week, visiting relatives. MT. Joseph Oliver is Mrs. 1's father. We acknowledged an appreciated call from Mir. T.
 Mrs. Chris. Leggett and two children, of Camden, returned home Monday, after visiting Mrs. J. H. kershaw, who has been quite Ill. Glad to know she is improving.
 Dr. o. J. Short, Texarkana, Tex as, Specialist, Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat and Lungs. Hospital expe- rience, New York, London and Vienna. Office over Smith Drug Co. Consultation Free.
 THANKSGIVING ENTERTAINMENT.- = The ladies of the NJ. E. church will give missionary entertainment at NJ. E. church, Thursday evening, November 2Sth. Everybody in- vited.
 l have opened new furniture store at Hope, opposite Foster s bank, and respectfully ask my friends to call and examine same. My son, w. II. Mack, who is attending it., will be pleased to serve you.
 IsHAM MACK.
 Bev. R. F. Robinson, of Wallace burg, filled the pulpit at the Metho- dist church Sunday night. He was on his way to Little Rock, to attend the annual session of Grand Lodge of Masons.
 Saturday was a wintry, disagreea- ble day; rain, sleet and snow, with a cold wind blowing. Ground being saturated with water and it being hardly cold enough, snow and sleet melted as fast as it fell.
 The failure of w. C.. Barton X Co.,, at Emmet, and Mobley X smith, at Wolf Creek, created quite rip pie in our town, as both firms owed a number of our business men, in sums ranging from S2j to $500.
 The 4th quarterly conference of the M F.. church, south, Prescott station, will be held nextSaturday and Sunday services by Presiding Elder, J. II. Riggin. Preaching Saturday night-everybody invited.
 Mir. II. C. Smith, of Boughton, left Sunday, for Crockett, Texas, to visit his brother. We learn that he will marry Mrs. Eliza Smith there, to-morrow, and we wait them our congratulations and best wishes.
 Mrs. E. A. Freeman and daughter, Miss Pearl, of Tenn, are stopping a few days at Mrs. Matt White shay make this their home, as MT. F. is employed as an abstractor for Dr. Powers. over in Little River county.
 Quite number from this section attended the Grand Lodge of Ma sons at Little Rock, Monday, among them. C. C. IIamby, of this place /. W. Bailey, Rosston, John lionea, Honeaville, and J. P. Stephens, Wal laceburg.
 Sorry previous engagement pre- vented our hearing the splendid speech of Mir. C. II. White, of Tex as, at the court house, Monday night. He Is a true-bluc Democrat an intelligent, clever gentleman. We acknowledge several pleasant calls.
 Our Emmet correspondent speaks of the failure of Messrs W. G. Bar ton & Co. Sorry to hear of this firms misfortune. Moblcy X Smith, of Wolf Creek were closed by at tachment, we learn, on Tuesday the l2th. Assets about S2,000, liabili- ties about S3, ,50O.
 Sorry to lose our Bodcaw cores pondent. Stella" who retires after this week. Stella wrote well-gaye