Nevada County picayune., 1891-11-26

elsewhere on this page, replying to Rev. J. P. Copeland we suppose, though he does not mention his name.
 MT. w. F. Armstrong has been in town this week Bargains are still being offered at his store, to avoid expense and trouble of removal. See ad. elsewhere.
 Hon. E. E. White has already or ders from far away England, Scot land and Germany, for copies of the book of travels he is writing. It will command wide sale when published.
 Quite number of subscribers to this paper are in arrears from two to four years. We have waited long, and now need all that is due us.- Will you please respond to this call
 Mir, k. o. Love, the wide-a-wake and clever manager of the Prescott Mdse. G., bought the Miles stock of goods at Washington last week, for his firm, and will bring them to this place.
 Hon. Thos. C. McRae will leave Monday for Washington City-Con- gress will convene the following Monday. Mir. McR's family will re- main here, but may join him there early next year.
 We regret to hear of the death of MT. Thomas Hamilton, near Harmo- ny, Tuesday morning. He was one of our most prominent citizens, and a host of friends sympathize with the bereaved relatives.
 Rev. T. A. Middebrooks, of Will lisville, passed through here Thurs day, on his way to Ouachta College, Philadelphia. The Union Baptist Association generously bears expense of his course there.
 Will the different Sunday-schools have Christmas trees, as usual, is now the question being asked by the little ones. Of course they wilt would never do to disappoint the dear, sweet little angels.
 Saturday Esquire C. B. Andrews united in marriage, MT. II. D. Hob- son and Miss Della Weigle, both of Little Rock. MT. H. has been a baggage-master on the Iron Noun tain railroad for quite number of years.
 Uncle Jake Sterly of Glenvllle, one of our most worthy and indust- rions colored citizens, was up Mon- day, and made Us call, renewing for his paper. Would that we had more good, reliable colored men like hlm,
 The PICAYUNE is the conceded of- ticial paper of the Democracy of Ne vada county, and has been such for fourteen years. It now goes into l215 homes. If you want newsy, well printed paper, subscribe for it now
 A number of our correspondents have been tardy in writing of late. We hope they will write regularly every week, now that most of crop gathering is over. Come up gentle men, your respective neighborhoods miss your newsy letters.
 Three-fourths life size enlarged pictures, framed in inch steel bronze frame, can be had at Dome's photo rooms, in Prescott, for Sj, and full life size for S7-these are a No. l. Cheap ones for S2. 50 and S4. If agents charge too high, come to headquarters.
 An appreciated call Thursday, from our kind and clever friend, Mir. j. D. Reasons of WillisvlIe, who had just returned from the State Grand Lodge of Masons, which met at Little Rock, Messrs. Geo. D. Middlebrooks and D. c. Nichols, from same neighborhood, also dele gates, returned with him.
 Mir. II. l.. Cash and wife of Ark adclphia, spent part of Saturday and Sunday here, visiting relatives, the family of MT. W. T. Smith. Mir. Cash k prominent farmer and allianceman of Clark county, but says he don't want any Bush-ism, but proposes to stand by Democracy, also said he thought Mir. Bush had enough of Clark county.
 The Youths Companion makes an Autumn gift of the beautiful painting entitled "A Yard of Roses," 10 each of it's five hundred thousand sub scribers. Any others who may sub. scribe now for the first time, and re. quest it, will receive "The Yard of Roses" without extra charge while the edition lasts. Every family should take this brightest and best of illustrated literary papers in ad- dltion to it's local paper.
 A union Thanksgiving service will be held at the Presbyterian church Thursday morning, at lO:30 o'clock. All the churches of this city will unite in the meeting Rev. II. B. Scruggs of the Methodist church will preach the sermon and will be assisted by the pastors of the other churches. Special music will be arranged for the occasion, All are cordially invited to join in the service