Nevada County picayune., 1889-02-20
A, A. GIBSON. HOPE, ARK.

Ed. w. J. Hudspeth who, for sev- eral years was pastor of the Chris tian church at this place, will leave in few days for Sulphur Springs, Texas, to take charge of the work at that place during this year. We are glad to know his family will remain at Prescott.
 With our father, we made trip to the country, in below Dr. A. b. Wren's, Saturday. Saw number of our friends and subscribers, and enjoyed the day, although the weather was indictment. We now send the paper to MT. Frank Baker. clever, substantial farmer of that neighborhood.
 Rev. A. o. Evans, of Little Rock, brother of MT. E. E. Evans of this place, with his better half, visited relatives here last week, and, on Sunday preached two sermons at the Methodist church. During his stay here he succeeded in securing con tributions to the amount of S23.0Q, for pulpit chairs, for the Winfield memorial church.
 MT, B. F, Baker, prominent citi- zen of Boughton, had Drs. J. A. Pip kin and A. Harris, by a surgical op- eration. to remove wen from his forehead last week. which was suc- cessfully done. These two physi- clans are not only able in their pro- fession. but as clever, nice gentle men as we ever knew, and possess the esteem and confidence of all.
 Prescott is still improving in a solid, substantial way-three new brick buildings, are soon to be erected in the business part of town. Mr. ". E. Waller will erect new brick 30 K 100 feet, alongside the one he now occupies. Mir. NJ. NJ. Spears will build one D X 90 feet, adjoining the new one to be built by MT. Wal Ter. Hon. T. C. McRae will have connections brick law office erected just below the Presbyterian church on Elm street, near court house.
 Cheatham < White deliver goods to any part of the city free of charge.
 The many friends of Hon. Eugene E. White, in this, his native county, will be gratiiied to hear of his nav ing been promoted in the government service last week. He was nominated by the President, (and the Senate confirmed the nolnination) as Indian Inspector, Mr, White has been a special Indian agent for nearl ly four years, and performed his duties in an able and satisfactory manner, hence his promotion. In the leglsla- ture of 1885, he represented this county quite ably.
 Rev. D. H. Linebaugh, formerly member the Little Rock Conferehoo. and at the pres- entj supernumery member of the Texas Conference, is in our city. He is here for the purpose of introducing Kings Royal Germeteur, the great French Remedy, man ufacturcd at Lampasas, Texas Having testel it in his own family he has no hesi- t.ncv in recommending it to others. His son was tnkca from Columbia county, this slalc, ,a a sanpcieiy paraiyzcd state, hay ing to be earned on and of the train Ky use of this wonderful remedy he has been greatly benefited. more so than Ly all other remedies tried. Rev. Mir. Linebaugh is well known in Columbia and Nevada counties and his statement will be readily believed. He and his sons have the right to sell the remedy in this state and his business here is to establish local agencies. Liberal terms will be giyen.-[ Hope Gazette,
 Rev, Mr, Linehaugh Is now in Prescott and can be found at the Bascomb House.
 Buy your sugar, coffee and molas- ses of Cheatham X White.