Nevada County picayune., 1890-07-24
Mcssrs ! W and A B Rhodes

called yesterday, and requested Il to announce that there would be picnic and public speaking at Cane church, near IIoncaville, ncx' Wednesday, the j0th. Every bod, invited come and bring full baskets Senator Copeland, of Pike county Is expected to speak
 Census cnumcratOr Russell informs Us Prescott has tn the ncighborhood of 1900 population. This can hardl, be correct. we think. Certainly W, have gained more than 90 people ir ten years. Our citizens should promptly move in the mattcr-in. quirc and see who have been missed and ask for recount.
 While at Emmct Saturday we went through the large mercantile huas, of Staiulon X McSwain. They look well in their connections new quar. ters. and have complete stock of general merchandise and drugs. Mir. Will II. Law, carpenter. built their splendid new business house-a good job and credit to him. He is q good workman
 Among our new subscribers this week are: Capt. D. \. Arnold, Swcetwater, Tex; J. C. Sewcll. W E. Sewell. WilIisyillc, Richard Ham J. R. Lee, NJ. ]. Gentry, Hope x. W. Lee, WalIaccburg. !. r. Woes ley, L2neburg, D. l.. Richardson Brisbane; J. F. Wortham, Jr. R II. Nestal, J. W. kciling, Rosston Glad to have such good men join our large family.
 Mir W. II. Davis, who has been working near here on farm of MT. J. (. Brown got on passenger train here Friday to go to Malvern, and was pushed off the cars at Bicrnc, by the conductor and breakman, dislocating his right hip-bone. He claims con- ductor took up his ticket soon after he got on, and then demanded fare second time. He is badly injured, and is lying at Judge Cross.
 Emmct has just cause for com. plant, because early morning pas. scnger train (No. D refuses to stop there to let off or take on passcn- gers. Only one passenger each way. stops there daily, whereas before the recent change i'll schedule there were two. It certainly seems she is en- titled to fagging regular passenger trains, which would not include the cannon balls, and we trust railroad officials will make change allowing it, as many residents here, as we'll as at Emmet and Hope, are interested and desirous of it.
 Saturday we had the pleasure of at tending the Sunday school mass meet ing at Emmct. Some } or 6 schools represented, and speeches made by Rev. J. II. Gold, of Washington, pastor Whitesides and others. Heard some fine music, Misses Trudie Mar shall and Jessie Phillips, organsts. Very good order kept by Messrs. w.. II. Law and N. F. lIaltom, marshals of the day. We enjoyed the nice dinner, and social intercourse with friends. Emmet possesses many fair and noble woman and chivalric, worthy men. We learn she will have a big barbecue about the middle of August.
 Thursday, accompanied by our wife, we attended the Masonic din- ner at Holly Springs. There was public installation of Masonic off cers, speaking by C. C. Hamby, an account of which is given by our scribes. A very large crowd pres. cnt, estimated at 1900 or more, and all enjoyed the fine dinner spread at noon on commodious tables. Met friends from all over the county, and secured q dozen or more good sub Scrihcrs Best of order prevailed Mcssrs A, r. Thompson and A. T., Bailey acting as marshals of the day. We return our sincere thanks to Mir. C. W. Bennett, Jr., a most clever gentlemen, for kindness ren- dcred us.
 OCR PorCLNTIoN. oN.-llaving written Hon ] W Howell, sup'r. census 3rd Ark. Dist, for permission to get in formation, which consent he kindly gave, we went to livery stable ycstcr. day, secured q buggy and drove out six miles to Mir D B Russell's, tn, enumerator for thls township, anC interviewed him as the population of Prescott and Missouri township. He informed Us census of Prescott ap proximatcd 300, and Missouri tp 3,5OO. Said he had finished taking census but if he had missed anybody would yet count them, if notified il the next few days. This must sure lv he a misC0unt, as census of lSSt gave Us l,250 population, and the town has grown considerably since We ask for a recount. Let thOS, who have been missed speak out promptly. It is very important tha our population be correctly given, a, it is to stand in census for ten years
 Keep cool. lee delivered free tC every part of the city.
 w. BELZNER.
 No iniment is in better repute O more widely known than Dr. J. II Nt.I no,,, Nnlnon,n n;I I ;n;nnont