Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-25

Baptist church this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. l.. E. Hinton. of Little Rock, are visiting relatives and friends here this week.
 Mrs. o. l.. Moncrief and daugh- ter, Mrs. Stainton, went to Hope yesterday on the cannon ball.
 Prof. Dwight Blake, of Arkadel- phia, came down Wednesday to as- sist in Mrs. Thompson's concert.
 Prof. w. C. Halbert has left Hills boro, Texas, and is now located at Stattler, in Crawford county, this State.
 For books, organs, pianos, scw' ing machinss, marble toombstones, etc., call on or write the Manufact- erers' agent, A. MoNsoN,
 Prescott, Ark.
 The time for exchange of Stand ard school books expires July lst, 1890. GEO. w. TERRY.
 Others come and go, but John Shrieves, the old reliable liveryman, remains, to serve the public at all times.
 You folks who have clothes to wash go to J. NJ. Davis, Mcclure & Co. and buy clothes wringer that will save both clothes and labor.
 Continued rains make crop pros poets gloomy, and has caused tum- ble in prices at J. T. Brooks X Go. s. Straw hats, parasols, etc., at your own price.
 The children's mass meeting at the Methodist church last Sunday af- ternoon was quite an interesting affair.
 Prof. G. c. Jones, President of the Philadelphia Methodist College, was in the city Monday in the inter- est of his school.
 Rev. w. T. Thurman of the C. P. church at this place, exchanged pull pits last Sunday with Rev. MT. Browning, of Clark county.
 
 The season now approacheth when the thoughtful farmer showeth his liberality by presenting the country editor with the first watermelon.
 Miss Irene Boulter returned Thursday from visit to friends at Texarkana. Mrs. Florence Catlett, of that place. returned with her.
 Mir. Alex Vaughn went over to Washington this morning to attend the district conference of the NJ. E. church, which meets there to-day.
 w, V. Tompkins, Esq, left yes- terday for Fordyce as delegate from this county to the Congressional convention which meets there to-day.
 DoN'T FAIL to sec our elegant line of beautiful figured Oriental and Pacific chalies, at prices that will surprise you.
 BROOKS, BLAKE X Co.
 You mill men go to J. NJ. Davis, McLure X Co.,, of Waldo, Ark, for emery wheels, emery paper and mlll supplies generally.
 COAL. COAL! COAL!
 Just received by IIatley & Chris topher car load of the best black smithing coal, Call and examine coal and prices.
 Fox SALE.-Three hundred and twenty acres of land in Wilbar ger county, Texas; will exchange for stock or land here. Call on
 RUSHING N,o., lreScOtl.
 Brooks, Blake & Go. have an lm- mense line of white goods, consist ing of plain India linen, pique and mans sock in check, stripes, lace and figured, at prices that will convince you are lower than ever.
 Hon. J. G. Hill, of Willisville, was in town Saturday. He brought with him cotton bloom which was grown on the farm of Mir. Billy Green, of Unon township.
 Mrs. A. E. Thompson gave two very interesting concerts last Wed- nesday and Thursday nights, and we are glad to know that she was liber- ally patronized.
 The Senatorial convention for this, the 20th district, met at Hope last Friday and nominated Hon. C. C. Hamby as the Democratic candidate for State Senator.
 The editor spent Thursday and Friday out canvassing for the PIcAYuNE, securing quite a large number of new subscribers from among our best citizens. Sec ac- count of trjp