Nevada County picayune., 1891-11-05

 turned home Monday, after a pleas ant visit here at her friends, Miss Hesterly Johnson.
 Messrs. J, T. and Robert Aaron, arrived from Paris Texas, Saturday. First named is now sick with fever, at MT. Lavender's.
 Mrs. A. E. McAlpinc, of Union county, returned home Monday, after a pleasant visit at her brothers here, Dr. J. C. Brown.
 Mrs. Matt White and daughter, Miss Maude, have returned from St. Louis, An occulist strengthened Miss M's., eyes successfully.
 Mir J. NJ. Baller is putting the finishing touches to the neat new residence of MT. Robt. l.. Moore. Mir, B., is good workman. Mir D. A. Young of Caney, was up Monday, and bought a nice bug gy. Called at this office and renew ed for his brothers CD. L.) paper.
 Some fitting tributes to the memo ry of Master Patrick Copeland, both from his Sunday school, and the Tom Allen High school, on opposite page.
 Mir. J. H. Melton died Tuesday, at the residence of his son-in-law here. Mr. Joe Brown. Remains were carried to Woodruff county for burial that night.
 \ plesant call from Mr. C.. w. Hendrix of Rosston Saturday. He is an industrious, progressive farmer and made fine crop of cotton as well as corn this year.
 We call attention to change Tn ad of Messrs. J. T. Brooks x Co. They have an immense stock of new goods of every description, and will sell as low as the lowest.
 If you have goods, land, houses, or anything else to sell, or houses or farms to rent, it will pay you to ad- vertise in the PIcAYUNE, which has aver l25O sworn circulation.
 MT. W. C. Evans. of Lanehurg, left Tuesday for Little Rock, to take course of lectures in the Medical Col lcge there. As a worthy industrious young man, we wish him success.
 Quite a 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 ?
 A pleasant call from Mir. P. J. AL mand, of DeAnn, Monday. He has our thanks for renewal, also for an extra subscription to his mother, Mrs. P. E. Almand, of Antlers, I. T.
 Mrs. W. F. Evans and children, of Clarendon, Texas, arrived Satur- day, and is visiting her mother, Mrs. B. D. Thomasson. Her husband Rev. W. F. Evans, is expected up soon.
 Mir. B. F. Jordan, one of our en- tcrprising farmers, has received a lot of barbed wire, and will fence a part of his farm with it. In the long run it is far the cheapest fencing material.
 Prescott continues as the best cot ton market in Southwest Arkansas. This is no idle boast, for facts and figures given by us heretofore prove it. Farmers who have tried Hope, say so.
 Mrs. Addie Boegs, of Lafayette county visited her brother here, Mir. J. B. Evans, last week, returning home Sunday MT. E., accompa- nied her, visiting the home of his boyhood.
 We learn from our friend Mir. w. G. Russell that J. W. Moores, who moved from this county to Elma, Washington, last winter, died few days since there from typhoid fever and congestion of the bowels.
 Some of our business men made up money, and received election bull letins from the doubtful States Tues- day night. Quite q crowd at depot that night to hear the news, which was cheering from New York and other States.
 Messrs. W. $. Wimberly and Jno II. Keel of Rosston, were in town Saturday. MT. w., says he has a good joke on John--ask hIm about it.. MT. Keel informed us he would deliver the Grady memorial volume, in few days
 , Quite a number of our subscribers have renewed their subscriptions during the past two weeks, for which we sincerely thank them--some paid for two or three years. There are yet many in arrears, and we trust they will soon come forward Mir. sam Grayson and Miss Lizzie Hayes were united in the holy bonds of matrimony by Rev w. T. Thur man. on Wednesday night of last week, the 2Sth, ultimo The PIcA- lYtNE joins their friends in wishing