Nevada County picayune., 1890-01-29

|. and A. J. Sullivan and wife, returned from Louisiana, last week, where they visited relatives.
 Mir. w. w. Atkins, one of Ross tons most enterprising and success ful young farmers, called and renew ed for his paper Friday. We are requested to announce that Rev W. T. Box's appointment at the Baptist church, is on the lst and 3rd Sabbaths in each month. Little Johnnie Brown, an orphan boy about twelve years of age, died at Mir John Shrieves' Sunday night, and was buried Monday.
 We learn that the Masonic fratcr- ternity at this place will take for ward step, and institute Chapter here, about the 10th of February. Dr. Alex. McCaskell, one of Wal laceburg's most clever and successful physicians, was in town Monday, and while here renewed for the PIcA- VINE.
 Glad to see Sheriff Hood able to be out again. He came up from Emmet Monday. Glad to hear that his brother, Mr. Will Hood, is i'm proving.
 Mrs. Amanda Ferguson left yes terday, in company with her brother, Dr. Wayne Poster, of Troup, Texas, and will spend some time there, vis- iting him.
 Our clever young farmer friend, Mir. Irsa Moore called Monday and subscribed for the PIcAYrNE and St. Louis Republic. Thanks. S2.2j gets both papers year.
 MT. W. D. Mayben, of Garland vile, was in town yesterday, and re- newed for the PicAYUNE. We con- graduate him on the arrival of a fine boy at his home recently.
 Dr. D. l.. Hartslield, Dentist, can be found at his office, at Hope, Ark, the first twenty days of each month; the other ten days he will travel in the country and up and down the railroad.
 Dr. 0. J. Short, Texarkana, Tex as, Specialist, Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat and Lungs. Hospital expc- rience, New York, London and Vienna. Office over Smith Drug Co. Consultation Free.
 l now keep ferry at the old FL kins ferry site. over Little Missouri river, on Okolona and Prescott road. Will always he on hand. Give me your patronage.
 W. NJ. DowN>.
 Messrs. $. A. Scott and Sam. W. Dunn have entered the furniture bus mess together, and announce their partnership elsewhere. Both are good business men, and they will doubtless do good business.
 M I lead the van, and are selling stacks of goods on their reduced schedule of prices. Next week, in their ad. they will astonish and please you with. something new.
 Mir ]. F. O;om, of Laneburg, called and renewed for his paper yes tcrlay. He is one of oar most solid farmers, and has long been one of our most punctual subscribers. May his shadow never grow less.
 It is time the Democrats in this county were up and doing. Only by by perfect and compact organization can we hope to win an easy victory this year The outlook is bright, if we but make oSe of our opportuni- ties.
 Mr. Thornton Bridgeman and daughter, Mss Lula, of Homer, La. |, have been visiting Mir. A. W. Mon- crief, brother-in-law. Monday MT Bridgeman took his daughter to Ar kadelphta, to enter Ouachita college, and returned home.
 Sheriff Hood requests Us to an- nounce that q special election will be held in Cancy township, ! { (Rosston) on Saturday, Feb'y 10th, for one Justice of the Peace, to fill a vacancy. Citizens of that township, | take notice and turn out.
 Mir. Percy Parr, of Curtis, was down Saturday and Sunday visiting relatives. He goes to Texarkana to attend school. Percy is a most wor- thy, industrious and intelligent young man, and with the proper efI fort bright future is his.
 At the young mems convention held here Saturday for the purpose of selecting two delegates to district