Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1891-02-19

Capacity Of this mill over 80, 900 feet
per day. 1t will prove a winning
card to Prescott.
Saturdays Globe-Democrat con.
tanned dispatch from Alpine, Ala.
saying II. e. Copeland was run over
by train and killed. A dairymar
by that name moved from here tc
Alabama about three years ago
whom we suppose it to be.
Mr.. Levi Moore left last week tc
go to Brown county, Texas, to bring
back Slater, who ran off with some
stock belonging to Woodbury. &
Hamilton. Slater being very sick
with pneumonia was brought back on
a sleeper, arriving here Tuesday.
Mrs. Richardson, wife of the de-
ceased pastor of the Emmett circuit,
died Sunday. Rev. II. w. Scruggs
went down Monday to conduct the
funeral services. She left three
small children. A sad occurrence.
Let the church see them well cared
for.
Mr.. f. NJ. Cummings, who went
out with the crowd to Washington, a
letter from whom we printed some
weeks since, returned here Friday.
He is thoroughly disgusted with that
State, and says there's no place like
home"-in good old Nevada county.
Glad to have him back.
Are you doing your plain sewing
before the spring dressmaking be-
gins: If so, you will need dainty
edges and insertions. Mrs. Wade,
the milliner, has them IN fresh new
designs direct from the New York
manufacturers and importers. Come
soon and take your choice.
Our farmer friends will do us a
favor by remembering us when they
sell their cotton. 1t takes money
to run wide-awake, newsy paper
like the PICAYUNE. Date printed
with your-name shows to when your
subscription is paid see if YOU are
in arrears, and if so, please pay up.
The time for the municipal cleo
ton draweth nigh. AT the proper
time let the Democracy put out good
men for mayer, marshal and alder
men, and we can easily elect them
the same as last year. As organiza-
ton is necessary to success, let the
town central committee begin work
IN time.
MARRIED-At residence Of Mr.. J.
f. Ports, on Saturday, the 18th, by
Rev. w. L. Thurman, Mr.. c. +.
Bramble, of New Lewisville, Ark
to Miss Elite Sugnet, OF Texarkana.
The PICAYCNE congratulates them
and wishes they may live to see many
more st. Valentine days pass by as
happily.
Having recovered sufficient health
to return to my lifelong occupation,
my friends will find me with w. II.
Terry, Cat the Brad Scott old corn
er) West Front street, Prescott,
Ark, anxiously awaiting to assist
them in good selections from the
large stock Of assorted goods in store
JOSH b. MOORE.
MARRIED-At the residence of the
brides father, Mr.. J. II. Caught, by
Esq. b. +, Amonette, on Sunday,
the 18th inst. Mr.. Charlie Boyd, OF
Bodcaw, to Miss Abbie Caught, OF
this place. Bride ana groom left for
their home at Bodcaw Monday. The
PICAYCNE wishes them a long life OF
happiness and prosperity.
Mr.. W. J. Sutton, of Clayton, was
up Tuesday and called and renewed
for his paper. From him we learn
that Mr.. j. W. Jones has been made
postmaster at Clayton, in place of A
G. Pickard, deceased, and, that as
soon as service for delivery of mai
can be made, oflicelwill.be reopened
We are glad to hear this, as peopl,
in that neighborhood need posta
facilities.
Horace Huron, elocutionst and
musician, gave free entertain menl
at the court house Monday night
at which pair oil paintings were giver
TO the most popular young lady o.
the town-which were voted to Mis-:
Annie Poe. We learn Mr.. Huron
received about $50 for votes, at 81
each, as proceeds of entertainment
So it was not free after all, but 9
money making scheme.
For several weeks past mild form
OF measles has prevailed in this en-
tire section. AS has been the cas-,
several times before in the past few
years, false rumor has been started
that small pox is in Prescott. Tn,
report originated from case o
measles, in the person OF DIR. ID. l.
Hartsiield, who has not been ava,
from here In some time. There is NJ
small pox here or within $50 miles
of this place.
A private letter received from oul
friend, W. G. lIalbert, of Holland
Tex, SAYS he is doing very well, anC
after closing his school there he viii
study law under Crawford 4 Craw
ford, at Dallas, Texas. stated tina
Mr.. Chandler, who also taught schoo
in this county, was achieving sue
cess-had been rendered office o.