Nevada County picayune., 1891-12-24

Among the new subscribers added to this paper the past week are: w. P. Copeland, Antoine; s. J. Snod- grass, Boughton J. $. Johnson, of Union tp. J. N. Bean, Lackland !; J. NJ. Horning, of Shady Grove, Ky. Thus our list keep growing.
 To our several correspondents we extend a hearty Christmas greeting. We know our readers have enjoyed reading their newsy letters during the past year. Trust each one will enjoy prosperity the coming year, and write regularly to the PIcAYUNE.
 Married on Wednesday evening, Dec. 16th, by Rev. w. T. Thurman, MT. Robert Stephens to Miss Emma Cannon. MT. S. is one of our most worthy young men, and has secured bride in every way worthy of him. We wish them much happiness and prosperity.
 An appreciated call from our clever farmer friend, Mir. w. E. Lemley of Emmet, Friday. He is a splendid farmer made this year over twenty bales of cotton and 800 bushels of corn. Notwithstanding the hard times he has bought and paid for a good farm, during the past few years.
 MT. J. M. Horning, who has been with Messrs. w. F. Armstrong & Co.,, the past year, left for his for mer home, Shady Grove, Ky. Mon- day. Mir. II. is an industrious and worthy young man, and by his gen tlemanly demeanor while here won a large number of friends, who re- gretted to see him leave.
 Thursday night MT. Bush spoke at McKenzie's school house, accord- ing to previous appointment. and, we opine will not want to repeat the dose. We learn on good authority, he was gwen cold comfort. His hearers asked him too many ques- tions about kanawah. Ask either Messrs. Calvin Jones or san Mum about the speaking.
 About ten days since somebody pulled down tue hoi>ting rope from the signal service tl,g-pole, but Mon- day pole was lowered and rope again put in the pulley at top. since which time the flag signals have been ny- ing. But it seems the flags got out of practice or cranky, while idle. as it has been raining on white or fair signal flag for two days.
 In accordance with the usual cus- tom, we will issue no paper during Christmas week-hence our subscri- bers need look for no paper next week. The editor and printers need this one weeks rest during the year. Our next issue will appear January 1lh, 1892. Wishing one and all a merry Christmas and happy New Year, We bid adieu to 1891.
 Mrs. Ella McRae left Friday to visit her sister, Mrs. L. k. Hinton at Little Rock, Her many friends here regret to know she has resigned her place as one of the teachers ir the Tom Allen High School. Hel place will be hard to fill. For seven or eight years successively, she has taught in our fine graded school, al- ways giving perfect satisfaction.
 Saturday before last, according tc previously printed notices in the Tribune, MT. Bush was to have or ganized Peoples party club here Although big crowd was in town, nobody went out to join it, and nc such club was organized. From parties who saw them, we learn MT Rush repaired to the court house a, that time, and at the hour named but seeing nobody there, left sool c. $. Jones also came and looked around, and then left. So much fol the club.
 Mrs. Lillie Bruner returned tC Prescott, December 4th, 1891, witt the remains of her brother, MT. Ed win F.. Goodwin, who died in Hous ton, Texas, June 18th, 1890, anC was inferred there before any of hi, relatives knew of hls sickness. His remains were taken to Marlbrool cemetery and interred-burial servi ces conducted by Rev. MT. Rose bro. It has been the cherished hop, of his mother and sisters to have hi, remains brought home, and for tha purpose Mrs. Bruner went to Hous ton alone, and by the most self-sac rificing, and untiring efforts accom- plished her purpose. All honor i'