Nevada County picayune., 1891-08-27

went down to Red lake fishing Tues day. Guess they at least enjoyed "fsherman's luck.
 Monday morning the mercury reg isterd II the lowest point reached in the memory of the proverbia "oldest inhabitant."
 Our job outfit is the best and mos complete, new, cost over Sl, 100. W' will duplicate StLouis and Little Rocl in both style and prices.
 Many are given to predicating ac ton to "a cold day in August Said "cold day" was experienced here Sunday, the 23rd.
 Mir. $. E. Orr returned from tn, Lexington (Ky) Business College(O via Holly Springs, Miss, last weel finished special course quickly.
 Bring your potatoes and all kinds of country produce to us and get the best market price.
 ARMSTRONG X SUGG.
 l am now prepared to sell organs and sewing machines cheap for casl or on installmcnt plan.
 A. MoNsoN.
 Mir. Jno. NJ. Riggin has the lum- Der on ground, to build handsome new residence on the lot he bought of the Davis heirs, up Main street.
 What steam is to the engine Hoods Sarsaparilla is to the body producing bodily power and furnish, ing mental force.
 Master Will Harwood has the champion kite, GXS feet. Saturday and Monday he had it soaring in the skies, attracting the attention of all.
 Mr. George E. Armistead has been promoted from chief clerk in the railroad office at Hcpe-is now act ing as railroad agent at Nashville, Ark.
 Prescott continues to grow. Sev' eral new brick stores to go up right away, and about dozen new resi- dences now in course of construc, tion.
 Let the good work of repairing the Carouse leyee begin as soon a: possible; when this is done 1t will bt an inducemcnt for farmers to come here.
 Again we urge our farmer friends to be careful in gathering their cot ton. There will he little or no sale for dirty cotton this fall, at any price.
 Our public schools open on Mon day. Sept. 14th, instead of 2lst, as we had it last week. We were in correctly informed-hence make correction.
 From Sheriff Hood we learn argu' ment will be made before Judge Hearne on question of bail for Hor' ace Whitten, at Philadelphia, ol September 7th.
 Judge W. x. Sutton will leave Saturday, to visit his son, w. E., al Floresville, Southwest Texas. He will look at different portions of the State before his return.
 The next meeting of the Clover Club will be at the home of MT. and Mrs. Logan, on September lst, and the program as published two weeks ago will be carried out.
 If you have goods, land, houses, T anything else to sell, or houses or farms to rent, it will pay you to ad- verliSc in the PICWrNE, which has aver l2jO sworn circulation
 B II. Shumeld, a mule drovcl from Hot Springs, lost by drowning a fine mare and horse, while crossing the Little Missouri river Sunday, be- tween this place and Okolona.
 l have lot of young and well broken Texas mares. that l will sell cheap. Call on me at my farm will have them in Prescott on Saturdays,
 JOuN B. CRosSLAND.
 Live merchants always advertise, when they can do so III a live news paper. The PICAYrNE offers the best medium of reaching the people of any paper in South Arkansas.
 Since it has turned cooler, fishing is again the popular pastimc. Mar shall McCuller is the champion fish crman, having caught eat fish weighing over GO pounds, some days since.
 We are requested to announce the Ladies Aid Society of the Pres bvterian church will give an Ice Cream Sociable in town Friday even ing, Sept, 4th. The place will be announced later.
 A lively set at the court house, whc get off many Imaginable yarns. Ask Ed Hood about his fly tale and Capt. Parker about his eel story. Owen Mcdaniel, too, gets off some funny ones occasionally.
 Messrs. E. \. l. and W. II. Evans, father and son, of Laneburg l A,l nn-nIhl nnll MnnI a