Nevada County picayune., 1890-04-16

in arrears will remember us when they come up to court. Date printed with your name, shows to when paid. Call in and help us. The Michael Strogoff Dramatic Co one of the best organizations now travelling, will give series of dra- matlc performances, in Logan's old furniture store. beginning tonight.
 Mir. Moses Brock, of Wolf Creek was down Sunday. He reports farm ing operations progressing finely up in Pike, and says the Democrats ex- pect to sweep the county this year. Good.
 Capt. W. k. White and Mir. Alex Vaughn, with their wives, went out on Gray's lake fishing, one day last week, spending the night with Mir. Harmon Bishop. Had very good success.
 Mir. J. P. Dullie. the clever Hope furniture man, so long and favorably known in this section, has an adv. on 4th page, to which we invite the readers attention. Call on him when at Hope.
 Messrs. Stainton & McSwain, the clever Emmet merchants, request us to return their sincere thanks to all who so nobly assisted them in saving their goods at fire which recently burned them out.
 Rev. J. R. Cason and Capt. w. k. White, members of the educa- tional board of the Little Rock con- ference, have gone to Philadelphia, to consider the proposition of denom- national school there.
 We learn that Mir. w. T. Bruer, formerly Bruer X Ritz) the Bough- ton mill man, has sold his plant to MT. Nj. N. N. Mathnellis, formerly foreman of the German Lumber Co.,. on the Camden branch.
 Friday, accompanied by Messrs, Albert Milner, N. T. Richmond, J. N. Ferguson and J. T. Sharp, the editor went fishing, on Johnson's bayou, across the river. Crowd caught quite nice lot of fish. z
 Thusday, the Arkansas Building and Loan Association organized q local board here-shares taken to the extent of S9,O0O at S25 a share. This is the fourth association here, and all running along smoothly.
 Mrs. Isaac Moore has our thanks for box of wedding cake sent us Mon- day-there were six varieties, all as nice as could be. In another place is account of marriage of her daugh- ter, Miss Ollie and Mir. Amber.
 Mrs. Hattie Cobb and son, Maxey, who has been living at Camden many years, have sold their property there and moved to Ft. Worth, Texas. Mrs. C. visited relatives here last week, leaving for the West Thursday.
 As we were going to press last week, received a letter from Col Hol- man, father of Mrs x T Richmond, corroborating the Todd "scrop' of history we published, but mislaid It, which we regret, as we intended to publish it.
 Out of curiosity we were an on- locker at the l.. l.. club here, Satur- day night. Only few present, and one or two of the speakers said no interest was being taken in it. A number of negroes present, mem- bcrs of the club.
 A pleasant call from MT. D. J. Neill, of Honeaville, just before we went to press last week. He will help make it warm for the [. l.. men, who are now offended at him. If these fellows can't hood-wink and use a man they have no use for him. Gentlemen who wear tailor made clothing will find It to their interest to call and see my samples. A per feet fit guaranteed in every instance, and will give you better garments in every respect than can be had of any tailor in the country, and for much less money. k. l.. BLAKELY.
 We will be glad to show our old patrons and friends our large and assorted stock of new spring goods :; also have complete stock of grocer ies. Come to Laneburg and we will please you in goods and prices.
 FARMERS TRADE UNION,
 J. A. NELSON, Manager.
 The basket supper at the C. r. church at Artesian, Friday evening, was quite success, we learn. Among those who went out from town were l: Mir. w. G. Russell and Miss Corrie Ansley, Mir. B. II. Blakely and Miss Fannie Martin, w. A. Moncrief and Miss Jessie Ansley.