Nevada County picayune., 1890-11-27


 Glad to see Mir. Sam Arnot, who so dangerously wounded himself ac- cidently, two weeks since, able to be out the first of the week.
 Mrs. Jno. N. Ferguson has been visiting relatives near Beughton, the past week-the families of Messrs. B. F. Baker and H. T. Ingram.
 Miss Annie Hatley, one of Pres cott's incest yonng ladies, returned home Saturday from quite a visit to friends and relatives at Camden.
 Ex-county Treasurer Black and Mrs. Isabel Garland were married on Wednesday night of last week, Esq. John Fishers performing the cere- moay.
 Considerable excitement in town Monday morning, over the shooting that occurred here the night before, an account of which we give else where.
 MT. Green Wilson, of Boughton, is out collecting for the popular house of J. T. Brooks & Go. He is an energetic, worthy young gen. tleman.
 From Mir. A. P. Greer we learn that school house in district No. 27, De Ann, Hampstead county, was burned Monday night-the work of an incendiary.
 See new ad. of Bryan X Bryan. They have lots of beautiful Christ mas trix, which will be sold cheaper than ever before. Read their ad. and go and see them.
 Many of our subscribers have paid up and renewed, for which we sin cerely thank them. But there are quite a number yet in arrears, whom we trust will not forget us.
 Met Col. F.. A. Warren, of the Texarkana Democrat, on his way to pay us a call Tuesday. The Colonel was up on business. Glad to know that his paper is prospering.
 New and stylish millinery goods arriving daily at Mrs. Wade's, nee Mrs. Kirkland. Do not fail to see her nice stock before purchasing. Ladies fine hats speciality.
 Rev. J. A. Cornish of the Hope Foundry and Machine Co.,, was in town last week, taking orders in his line. He will put in n number of his batent backs to fire places.
 Mrs. Wade. next door to Lewis Dry Goods Company, keeps the best assorted stock of new millinery in town. Ladies, you will regret it if you neglect to call and see her.
 We are asked to announce that Ed. J. F. Copeland will preach at Providence Baptist church, near Boughton, next Sunday at II o'clock and Ed. N, J. Price at 3 p. m.
 If there had been separate coaches for whites and blacks, the shooting of Henry Stroop Sunday night would not have occurred. The next Legis- lature will surely pass such law.
 Rev. W. R. Manning, of the North Texas Conference, preached at the Methodist church Sunday night. He is relative of Mr. Alex Vaughn, whom he was up visiting.
 We learn from Mir. Allen that Mir. Chas. II. Carr, of this place, while engaged in fight at Murfreesboro. Thursday last, with Bob Thomasson, cut the latter quite badly with a pocket knife.
 We are requested to announce that a thanksgiving service will be held to day at II o'clock at the NJ. F.. church. Christians of every name and order are invited to come out and participate.
 Mir. J. w. Duke and wife, of Mt. Moriah, returned last week from Goodland, l. T., where they visited Mrs. P. B. Almand, who is Mrs. DIS mother. MT. D. was favorably i'm pressed with the Nation.
 Attention is called to legal card of k. l.. Montgomery, of New Lewis vile. He will be glad to attend to business for friends In this county, contiguous to his town, as well as in Lafayette and other counties.
 An appreciated call from our friend D. J. Neill of Honeaville :, Tuesday. He tells us pr, Norwood has sold out, and with others will fol- low Capt. Ansley to Washington, leaving first week in December
 Farmers are nearly through gath ering cotton, the pretty weather of the past week having afforded good opportunity for this work, Low prices and a declining market have kept many from selling the staple.
 WANTED, To sell or rent, well furnished barber shop-two good chairs, razors, mugs, etc. A good man can secure bargain by apply ing to J. r. BELL,
 Prescott, Ark.
 In the Davis damage suit against railroad, jury returned verdict of Sl .O0O for him Tuesday. Messrs.