Nevada County picayune., 1891-09-24
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Mrs. l.. E. Hinton. who had been visiting her parents here for some time, returned to Little Rock Fri day. She will again teach in the public schools of that city.
 Last week, by oversight, we failed to correct our weekly market report. This week, and hereafter our farmer friends may rely upon this market as being approximately correct.
 ALLIANCE MEETING.-Th 4th. quarterly meeting for Nevada coun- ty F. A. and l. l.. convenes at Bluff City, on the first Friday, October, 2nd, next. T. W. HAYES, Sec.
 County Board of Equalization, composed of Messrs. Lawrence Pur- tic, John k. Marsh and Jno. II. Ar mold, are now engaged in their ardu- ous and responsible work equalizing taxes.
 Regret we have not room for let ter from Rev. J. N. Sherlicld. He has had successful revivals in the rounds of his churches, and also a pleasant trip to Okolona with Rev. Holland.
 Our genial and old time friend, Col J, NJ. Montgomery, of Texark- ana, was in town Tuesday. There are few better or safer lawyers than the colonel. He has many strong friends in this county.
 The many friends of MT. and Mrs. 0, R. MeDanie deeply sympathize with them in the loss of their baby girl, which died Sunday night from slow fever. Remains were carried to Iloneayille for burial.
 LOST-hetween Jno. Manning's gin and pr. Josh Weaver's, a light colored cursey ladies jacket, trim med with large pearl buttons. The PICAYrNE will liberally reward for it's delivery in this office.
 I am agent for the Excelsior Laun- dry, of St. Louis, Mo-, Work sent every Thursday and returned We'd nesday. Charges reasonable-same price as to St. Louis customers.
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 We are requested to announce that the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church, will give an Ice cream and oyster supper, in the Powers brick store, on Friday even- ing next. Everybody invited to at tend.
 Mir. II. Stanton of Emmet, on his way to St. Louis to buy goods, stop ped off here few hours, Monday. His sister-in-law, Miss Lettie Has lcIl. of Iowa, who had been visiting her sister, accompanied him, going home.
 Attorney NJ. w. Greeson has had some pleasant visitors. His father, mother and sister, Mir. II. Grceson and wife and Miss Gertrude, from Clinton. Arkansas, were with him from Friday until Tuesday, return ing home that day.
 Cotton is rolling in at lively rate although price has gone down past week. Farmers lost heavily last season by holding cotton, and will likely market it as rapidly as possi- ble this year. Prescott is the best market in Southwest Arkansas.
 Prices lower than ever on the fol- lowing goods: Dental and Ralph snuff, Lion and Arbuckle parched coffee, Rolled Oats, Leaf and chew ing tobacco. These prices good un- iii October lst. Call and sec what tbcy are. J. G. HANSON.
 We are carrying full line of dry goods, clothing, hats, boots and shoes, and are selling cheaper than the cheapest in town.
 PEEsCoTr MpsE. Co. HrNrER's NoTICE.-All hunters are hereby warned to keep off my farm (tho old Garland place), also the Dr. Edwards farm, winch have control of. Will prosecute all rlo- lators. Fair warning to all-don't hunt on these farms.
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 We regret to hear of the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Bolls, which occurred at her home near Laneburg Monday night. She was Christian woman, a member of the Methodist church, and has gone home to her reward Relatives have the sympathy of many friends.
 Judge W. x. Sutton returned from his Texas tour last week. He says there are some fine lands there, and a man with capital can doubtless do we'll there, but it is no country for a poor man. We believe that Judge Sutton will remain in Arkansas, and we know his many friends will re- joice in having him stay.
 Quite a number of our friends have called and paid their subscrip- ton, and renewed for this paper the past week. Among them were-J. ! F. Garrett, Clayton; W. $. Crank, 1 Wilisyille; J NJ. C. Kirk, Garland vile; D. A. Fore, Laneburg; /. J. Montgomery. Prescott. Many thanks. Trust all will remember Us,