Nevada County picayune., 1889-12-11
.A A. GIBSON. HOPE, ARK.
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the counters at ] r. Brooks tS Co. S. and will be pleased to have his nu- merous friends call and see him. He is most clever, cstimable gentleman.
 Messrs. Z. W. Smith, Thos. Rus sell and John Perdue, from near Hope. were in town Saturday. We acknowledge an appreciated call from Mir. s.. who is subscriber to this paper.
 Mir. Robert Hawkins is now sub scriber to this paper. He is one of our most successful farmers, and among our local sportsmen, stands among the crack shots, especially at a deer.
 Some phenomenal weather the past weell-every day was quite warm, with low. hanging clouds, and rain was constantly expected, but none flel. The week before was quite cold and wintry.
 Mrs Julia Ludington, from Indiana, will open class in oil painting at Mrs. Terry's studio. Persons inter ested i'll art will do well to call at once. She may be seen at Mir. Howell's or Mrs. Terrys.
 Mir. W. NJ. Kay, good solid Democrat. one of our best citizens and substantial farmers, made us a pleasant call Monday, and subscribed for this paper, paying in advance therefor. Glad to have such men on our list.
 We return our best thanks to Mir. and Mrs. 0 L. Moncrief for wedding cake sent us, on the recent event of the marriage of their daughter, an account of which appears elsewhere. Sorry business prevented our pres ence at their home the evening of the wedding.
 Regret that we misIaid last letter from out Willisville correspondent, Auto B. Shot, Mr. A. II. Rogers, who some weeks since moved to Stephens. Ark. He has written for our paper for several years, and we part with him with regret. Wish him well at his new abode.
 Our clever and pushing farmer friend, MT. 1. B. Cantley, has our best thanks for handsomely replen- ishing our exchequer vesterday--be- sides settling his own subscription, handed Us Sl.50, sent him by his brother, Mr. B. B. Cantley, of Wrightsboro. Tex, also subscriber. Hol Christmas goods are cheaper than ever before i known, at Geo. w. Terry's, the druggist. Plush work 1 boxes, toilet and manicure sets, i oder cases, etc, etc.
 Everything in the toy line, such as toy pianos, telephones, steam-en- zines, wagons, wheelbarrows, vcloci- pedes, trunks, dishes, autograph and picture albums, Bibles, picture books, games-dominoes, checkers, chess, base ball, etc, at Davies X Sons. 4l2, Main street, Little Rock, Ark.
 have just received full line of silverware and solid gold goods for i Christmas presents. Call at my oid stand and examine the goods.
 Duo LEWIS.
 My entire line of plush goods at cost, consisting of dressing cases, manicure sets, nut crackers, work boxes, shaving sets, albums, and many other things.
 HUGu MoNCRIEF.
 Mir. C. W. Jackson, the very clever and indefatigable passenger agent of the NJ. & C. Ky, was in town Thursday, and made us pleas ant call. The NJ. X C. is one of the best equipped and managed roads in the South, and does an immense bus mess. See its adv. of holiday eX- cursion to the old States. elsewhere.
 The ''rown Lots" Comedy Com pany gave one of their characteristic and highly enjoyable performances at our opera house Saturday evening. Town Lots is splendid comedy farce, was well rendered by this com panv-nearly every character imper- soning his or her role artistcally. Have not space to give resume Of play,
 Mir. l.. C. Shackleford, of Okolona, was down Monday and rented the Ward house for his father, MT. I. I. Shackleford, who will move his fam ily here about January lst, next, so as to get the advantages of our fine school. Mir. $. will spend most of his time on his black-land farm. Will be pleased to have his family locate in Prescott.
 , NEW FIRM.-B. F. Amonette Jr., and A. l. Cathey having associated themselves together, under the firm name of Amonette X Cathey, will do general merchandise business. , Viii be glad to have their friends $ call on them before purchasing else 5 where. Place of business, the Bell e L;ll;n,r West Main street Prescott