Nevada County picayune., 1890-09-18

Louisiana, deputy sheriffs, were in town Saturday, looking up some runaways.
 MT. Phillip $. Harrell and wife, whom we men toned as going to Kansas to visit relatives. returned home Saturday.
 Rev. Wm. Browning, of California, IS back on visit to relatives. He is expected to preach at the C. P. church Sunday.
 MT. Sam Dunn has just had placed in De Ann cemetery, handsome obelisk monument in memory of his deceased wife.
 Col, R. F. Elgin, the clever station agent at Emmet, was up Monday. He has recently opened store there, too. Wish him success.
 Mrs. Geo. W. Crosnoe is visiting her father, Judge Geo. P Smoote. MT. CrOsnoe recently moved from Washington to Hot Springs.
 The literary Mite Society will meet at Col. Smoote's Friday even ing. A full attendance is desired.
 ELLA ARNOLD, Sec.
 W, l.. Webb has just received a big lot of buggy harness and Texas saddles, and he is selling them low down for cash. See him before you buy.
 Don't forget that we are still in the ring, and are selling beef, pork, etc, actually at Free Trade prices, and all we ask is is Free Ballot and fair count. Come and see us.
 HENRY MCDONALD.
 Capt. John Hays, of Okolona. was over Monday to meet his daughter, wife of Dr. Baird, of Washington, who returns to her old home or q visit.
 MT. H. Stainton, of Emmct, on his way to St Louis to buy goods, stopped over here a few hours Sun day to visit his brothers, A E. and C. W. Stainton.
 We have a good horse, eight years old and about sixteen hands high, which we will sell cheap for cash. Call at office and see us. if yon want a good horse.
 Glad to note much improvement still going on. Prescott is making steady strides in substantial growth and development She is the pride of South Arkansas.
 Only few shares yet to be taken and the creamery and cheese factory is a surety. Let some of our busl- ness men take balance additional stock and close trade,
 Thanks to friend Geo. D. Middle dlebrooks. of Willisville, for favors. He says old Taylor township will roll up big majority for Tom McRac. Hurrah for Taylor tp.
 Thanks to our clever friend, Mr. J, C. TrevIlIion, for renewal this week. Glad to know he is doing well in dairy busincss-he has fine milk and butter for sale.
 A kind friend writing from Shabu- ta. Miss, (Mr. Earnest Barber) highly compliments this paper, and says: Please regard me lifetime subscriber Many thanks.
 Rev. w. T. Thurman conducted a glorious revival meeting at Hearne, near Philadelphia, last week. There were sixteen or more conversions and accessions to the churches,
 Rev. W. F. Evans came in for a short visit Tuesday. Sorry to sec him in bad health; he goes out to his brothers, in Western Texas, ln hopes of its benetiting his throat.
 Glad to welcome Mir, C, B. An drews, formerly of Emmet, as citi- zen of Prescott-moved up last week. He entered the house of R, l.. Blakely as salesman, Monday,
 The Prescott Lumber Co. have recently had new furnace put in and made other improvements, and now run on full time, turning out . large quantity of finely finished lum- Der.
 l A considerable storm early Friday night. While the wind was at its height. an alarm of fire was sounded at the Prescott Lumber Cos blaming mill. Fortunately fire was prevented by rain,
 Mr. Willard NJ. Lavender, one ot our most energetic and deserving young men, left Monday to attend college He goes to the Southern