Nevada County picayune., 1890-07-09

MT. J. U. hcndrlck, Vile and children, of Memphis, Tenn, are vis- iting relatives here. Mrs. K. is Dr. R. l.. Hinton's oldest daughter.
 Our list keeps growing. There is no better printed or newsier country week. y in the State than the PICA- YrNE, hence its popularity and steady growth.
 Attorney NJ. w. Grecson returned yesterday, after several weeks ab- sence, spent pleasantly with parents, relatives and friends in Northwest Arkansas.
 Misses Trudie Marshal, Ella and Jessie Phillips, and Messrs. Ed Thomas, Will Phillips and Bob Smith,(D of Emmet, spent Friday in Prescott.
 From farmers we learn much early corn Is very poor, on account of the wet weather of May and drouth fol- lowing in June. Cotton is reported m good condition.
 The PIcAyrNE job office has been turning out some fine work lately. We can do as good work as St. Louis or elsewhere and at as low prices. Send in your orders.
 Ground has been broken and work begun on J I Brooks new brick. It will be one prettiest and most conve niently arranged business houses in this section, when completed.
 Miss Ara Willingham, one of Prcscott's most charming young ladies, returned home yesterday, af- ter week visit at MT. J. k. Marsh s, in Jackson township.
 Our friend, MT. s. B. Paddock, who has been making weekly tours in the country, selling goods to the farmers direct, tells us crops are generally good, in this county. Mrs. Annie Hardy, of La Grange, Ga. who had been visiting her daughter here, Mrs. A. w. Mon cricf, returned home Monday. Mir. NJ. accompanied her as far as Little Rock.
 Mir. Sidney Brown and two sisters, Misses Lillie and Beulah, of Haynes vile, La, are visiting their grand father. Mir. II. G. Brooks. Miss Fortsome, of the same place, is up with them.
 Prof. $. T. Boyd, B. G. Bryant, Ed Hartsfeld, colored, and W. B. Hawkins, as delegates from this county, are attending the Republi can State convention, now in session at Little Rock, we learn.
 Misses Julia Tree and Sue Pride, of Monroe county, Ark, are here visiting their relative, Mrs. W. II. Terry. Master Geo. w. Trice, Jr, of St Louis, (Mrs T's half brother) is also her guest.
 Ed. w. l.. Ross, who for the past ten months has been attending col lege at Eureka, Ill.,, came home Sat urday on visit to his mother. He preached at the Christian church Sunday morning and evening.
 We congratulate Rosston and Lane burg on now having daily mail from this place, winch service began Mon- day. Will try and give them the PrcAYrNE the day it is published, be- ginning today, as mail leaves at 9.
 J. NJ. Davis, McLure X Go. have bought car load of the Old Relia- blc "Tennessee" wagons and will re- ceivc them about August 20th, at Waldo, Ark.
 Corn and bran is still in good de- mand. ] T Brooks & Go are selling more than ever before sold in Pres cott Their prices are always the lowest.
 !. NJ Davis. McLure X Co.,, of Waldo, Ark, have bought car load of the Old Reliable "Tennessec" wagons, and will receive them about August 20th.
 Prof. Dwight Blake, we learn, ac- companied by the Malvern band, left Saturday for Milwaukee, Wis, where they 20 to assist in furnish ing music for the Grand Conclave of the Knights of Pythias which assem- ble there this week.
 Our clever friend, Esq w. A. Shell, of Emmct, was up on business Saturday. and made Us pleasant call. He sends copy of PIcAYrNE to his friend, Parks Canady, a sohd Democrat and clever gentleman. of Springdale, Texas.
 The family of Ed. w. J. Hudspcth left Saturday for Hazen, this State, at which place they will make their home for the present, He has been a resident of Prescott for scv- eral years and the people regret to see him and his family leave.
 In last weeks paper appeared an item to the effect that Pleasant Ridge Sunday school would give a picnic at Emmet on the 18th inst. The fact is that Emmct will give a picnic on that day to all the Sunday schools in the Emmet circuit.
 Mir. J. F, E. May, of Jackson, the Democratic nominee for tax