Nevada County picayune., 1891-08-13
Mrs. J. G. Jackon died Friday

night, and remains were taken to Philadelphia Saturday for interrment MT. Jackson recently moved here from that place. She was member of the Methodist church, pure, devo. ted Christian, and died triumphant, happy death. The sorrowing hus- band has our deepest sympathy.
 In the last issue of the Pike Coun- ty Sentinel J. o. A. Bush announces that he suspended publication of that paper and would come here and start paper, first issue to appear August 21th. The old Dispatch ma terlal will be used, and from Mir. Story, who will work in the office, we learn name of paper will be the Peoples Tribune.
 Sheriff Hood placed in the Arka- delphia jail last week Horace Whit ten, and we learn Judge Hcarne will pass upon the question of bail for him during the session of Clark Cir cult court. Nathan Lefcar (col. ) was also placed in the jail there, and Clent McFaddin in the Texarkana jail. All three of the cases will come up in the January term of our Circuit court.
 No country paper in the State is better equipped than the PICAYUNE. With power press, paper cutter, Peerless jobber, mailing machine, new type throughout, costing about 1000, it is no trouble to get out a we'll printed, neat and interesting paper, second to no country weekly in the State. It's merit in this re- spect is acknowledged wherever it is read.
 MILL ATTACHED Tuesday Dr. k. l.. Powers attached the Ozan Lumber Co.'S mill here for SlO1, ,174.OS, of this big sum S95 ,000 was for dama- ges Other parties then attached in various smaller sums. The big mill is thus shut down for tho present. The financial depression and low price of lumber has caused all it's trouble. We hope matters will be so arranged that it can soon be running again.
 Late Friday afternoon Alr. Wm. Cox dropped dead in a field near his home, five miles east of Prescott, He had started out hunting, and not returning the family and neIghbors searched the woods all night for him, and early Saturday morning body was found in the field not far from the house. It is supposed ho died from apopleXy, or that lightning struck and killed him. He was member af the Baptist church, and 4S years of age; leaves a wife and two sons to mourn their loss. With other friends we sympathize with them in their hour of sore bereave- ment, 80 suddenly come upon them.
 It is generally accepted that the finest school Prescott ever had was that conducted by Prof. C. A. Hays. flt oclcCACu atit ictDlliiitHtct HIS own assistants, whom the board elected. No principal of a school can be held responsible when he has no volce in naming his assistants, come of whom may prove incapable. Our people are beginning to think there is much hunbuggcry in the prevailing methods of teaching any way. Hereafter we trust the board will first elect principal, and then let him assist in selecting his CO., workers, which is obviously the only correct method We meun no renec- ton upon assistant teachers recently elected.
 If you want to patronize a Christian school and obtain the best education, Arkansas Cumberland College offers su- pcrior advantages. Complete in al its departments. Located at Clarksville, Ark, one of the best towns in the State healthful, good morals, good society. Expenses $50 to S75 per term. For further partic- ulars address H. B. MHNER,
 Clarksville, Ark.