Nevada County picayune., 1890-07-09

MT. Rufus Adams, of Malvern, spent the Fourth in Prescott.
 Some little sickness in and around town, but none of serious nature.
 Mir. Eugene Cheatham spent Sun day with relatives in Clark county.
 Ice cream at J H kcrshaw's.
 Country bacon at White Bros
 T Brooks & Co want to buy your melons and fruit.
 Ice delivered to any part of the city free, by B. l.. Harwood.
 Take your vegetables to White Bros.
 Best brick and lime for sale at all times. J. W. MARSHALL.
 NJ. Ivan Hawkins and wife and Mir. Isaac Moore visited Hope last week.
 Glad to hear Col. w. T. Steele is improving-able to go out buggy riding.
 Mrs. J. B. Evans visited her faith CT, Mr. John Sewell, at Clayton, last week.
 A good one is told on Judge Cross about his shielding, a few days ago, but he still lives.
 The work of remodeling the Meth odist church at this place was com menccd last week.
 Mrs. NJ. R. Hudson, of Jefferson county, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. k. Cason.
 After this week we will probably make Thursday our publication day, as it will suit better.
 Rev ds. w T Thurman of Prescott and - Sullivan of Hope, exchanged pulpits last Sabbath.
 Mir. k. B. Crossett and Mss Etta Crossett, of Hope, spent Sunday here, visiting reiatlVes.
 Mrs. k. H. Brown, of Arkadel- phia, is visiting her father, Dr. k. l.. Hinton, here this week.
 Sorry to learn Mrs. T. $. Bryan has been quite ill, but pleased to hear she is now improving.
 Miss Emma Thorburn, of Little Rock, visited her brother, MT. Fred Thornburn, here last week.
 Goods are going very cheap at w. F. Armstrnng X Co. s. See change in their advertisement.
 Candidates and everybody, invit- ed to test that fine campaign steak at Willingham's meat market.
 J. w. Marshall has just finished burning a new kiln of brick, and will supply the public with best hard or soft brick at lowest prices.
 Others come and go, but John Shrieves, the old reliable liveryman, remains, to serve the public at all times.
 Mir. Rufus Adams has been em ployed by the railroad mail service, and will go on duty some time this week.
 Mrs. Jas. $. Began and Miss Pattie Arnold left Thursday to spend week in visiting relatives in Clark county.
 Mir. Waldo D. Bryan, of Waldo, was up last week visiting his father, Mr. r. $. Bryan-rcturned home Saturday.
 Mir. c. II. Bryan is spending some little time in Pine Bluff visiting his children and other relatives at that place.
 Master Fay, and Misses Annie and Ella Crossott, of Hope, were up Monday, visiting their sister, Mrs. J. w. Gardner.
 Partial showers of rain have fallen hereabouts the past week, doing much good-a general rain and good season is needed,
 Our clever Deputy Clerk, o. R. Mcdaniel, enjoyed trip to the country last week, looking after farming interests.
 The people in the neighborhood of Hickory Grove gave the Sunday school children at that place pie nit on the 4th.
 Messrs. Cal Bright and Fred AL sopp, of the Little Rock Gazette, were circulating among relatives and friends here Sunday. Messrs. w. B. and II. T. High tower and Richard Christopher cele- brated the 4th at Murfrcesboro-bi2 barbecue and speaking.
 The tax assessor will finish hls round in the county next Wednes- day. and after that can be found at his office in the court house.
 Our subscribers, wanting goods ol any kind, should consult these col unns. as live merchants speak there in Please mention seeing ad hereiu