Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1891-05-21

During our absence next week
Hon. +. K. White has kindly prom
ised to take our place as editor. Mr..
Charles Shankle assist in getting up
locals, and look after other mat.
ters.
The colored public school, S. T.
Boyd principal, closes with an ex-
hibition at the Park Monday night.
1t will be free entertainment, and
the public generally are invited to
. be present.
p6- WINE OF cARDUl, a Tonic for Women.
DeAnn cemetery needs cleaning
off badly-grass and weeds should
be cut off. One of our prominent
business men suggests that day be
fixed, and everybody turn out and
clean it off.
A fishing party composed of the
following enjoyed a day at White
ferry last Saturday: Misses Edna
Shankle, Ida and Inez Gee, Camilla
Bascom and Minnie Bryan, and Mr..
Charlie Shankle.
We are requested to announce that
q protracted meeting will be begun
at the Methodist church next Sum-
day. The pastor will be assisted by
Rev DIS +. II. Casey of Miss. and j..
O.. Sexton, of Emmett.
The editor of this paper, accom-
panied by his wife, left Tuesday to
attend the annual meeting of the Ar
kansas Press Association at Bates
vile. Expect to 60 on the excur-
sion to Washington City.
The June number of the Delinea-
tor, the great fashion monthly for
/ ladies', has been received. 1t is full
and complete--the best magazine for
ladies. Published by Butterick &
Co., New York, at 81 per year.
Complete new line of ladies' shoes,
in all grades, both in button and
lace, also Oxford ties, just received
at ID. G. Hicks & Cos. Price Can't
ley will be pleased to serve you.
Prof. J. II. Keel, of Rosston, is
canvassing this county, selling fine
book, Life and Labors of Henry w.
Grady" 1t contains all of Mr..
Grady's fine speeches, and every
body should secure copy of it.
Try BLACK: AushI tea for Dyspepsia
Mr.. J. NJ. Hubbard, tax assessor
of Hampstead county, and Miss Ella
Price daughter of Mr.. f. NJ Price)
were married Thursday by Rev. j.
p. Copeland. The PIcAYrSE wishes
them much JOY and happiness.
United States District Court is in
session at Texarkana this week.
Messrs. w. V. Tompkns and C. c.
Handy, attorneys, are in attendance;
also Messrs. J. II. Marsh, of Cancy,
and X. r. Garland, of Emmett, as ju-
rors.
The officers of the Prescott Cream
cry have secured the services of an
experienced butter maker, aud will
start to running next Monday morn
ing. We trust that the fathers will
encourage this enterprise by furnish
ing it as much milk as possible.
# On Monday morning the Prescott
Eand Northwestern railroad began
laying steel beyond Arcadia. Mr.. II.
Hilborn has charge Of the work, and,
we learn will put down at once seven
miles more of the steel rails. Work
will be pushed as fast as possible.
On Wednesday of last week, Mr..
Will +. Cloud of Okolona, procured
license here, and on Thursday mar
ried Miss Eta Harris, of Dobyville.
He has secured a gem of wife, and
she husband worthy of her love.
With their many friends here we wish
them both happiness and prosperity.
We learn that the postofiice at
/ Clayton has been established,
with Mr.. j. W. Jones as postmaster,
anu VIII bt h'l' 1T MS icsiuchCC'
Mail for 1t will he carried out from
Hope regularly, by new route,
special service. Glad to know this,
as it will be great convenience to
people in that portion of our county.
The Emmett High School closed
Friday with an interesting program.
Prof. Johnson has done we'll, and the
people there are highly pleased with
him. Sorry we could not possibly
be present. Hon. T. c. McRae, j.
z. Copeland, Prof. j. w. Conger
and others made addresses. A large
crowd present-Quite number from
/ Prescott.
MsElREE.s WINE Of cAaDY! for Weak Nerves.
On Wednesday, the 18th inst.
MIR. Will H. Cheatham of this place,