Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1891-06-04

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we have several times suggested.
is great convenience to pedestri
ans.
We sincerely thank kind friend.
for assistance rendered during oul
fathers illness. Such attention:
soften the sorrows that. must come
to all.
The lands, lots and parts of lots
upon which the taxes have not been
paid for the year 1890, will be sold
by Sheriff Hood at the court house
next Monday.
Mr.. Chas. II. Gardner, of Carroll
ton, Ga, arrived this morning, but
too late to see his father, who was
buried in DeAnn cemetery yester.
day afternoon.
Mrs. f. r. Haughton and Misses
Amanda Christopher, Mary Thomas
son and May Terry left Monday
morning to attend the Normal School
at Nashville, Ark.
Mr.. John Brown and wife, Of
Petty, Texas, have been out on a
visit to their son. Mr.. J. J. Brown,
of this county. They returned home
Tuesday morning.
We return thanks to Hon +. f.
White for editing paper last week
and for assistance this week. Also
to Charlie Shankle for getting up To-
Gals the two weeks.
If you have goods, land, houses,
or anything else to sell, or houses or
farms to rent, it will pay you to adj
vertise in the PIcAYuNE, which has
over 1900 sworn circulation.
The new photograph gallery by
the depot will be in Prescott but a
few days longer. Those who want
good pictures taken cheap should go
at once. gems for 20 cents.
We have been able to write but
little local or editorial matter this
week, yet give our rea 'ers about
nine columns of interesting reading
matter on our two inside pages.
Miss Florence Brewer returned
home Friday morning from Lebanon,
Tenn, where she has been attending
college for the past eight months.
Her many friends welcome her home.
Mr.. Will Arnold, after lay off
of several weeks which was spent in
Prescott, has returned to his work as
L. S. mail agent. His stay here was
very pleasant one to the young
people.
Mr.. r. l.. Blakely, who has been
out on the road several weeks, as
travelling salesman for a St Louis
grocery house, stopped off few
days of the past week to visit his old
friends here.
The following couples are up on
Grey's lake fishing to-day: Mr.. Wat
White and Miss Hesterly Johnson,
Mr.. II. l.. Blakely and Miss Mary
Shankle and Mr.. Sam L. White and
Miss Magg Ansley.
Prof. Geo. f. Clarke's CONNER
cial school closed its first term last
week. This school has been great
benefit, in that 1t has given a bust
ness education to those who attended
at very little COST,
The meeting at the Methodist
closed Tuesday night. Rev. Mr..
Casey delivered some forcible, logi-
cal discourccs, which are sure to re-
suit in a spiritual upbuilding of our
town and community.
Our correspondence departments
very full and interesting this week.
We are proud of our scribes. No
other county paper in the State can
equal our newsy correspondence in
completeness and regularity,
Mr.. A. +. Gardner, manager an d
book-kccper of the large Petty coal
mines at Jenny Lind, Ark, who was
down last week to see his father dur
ing his last illness, was forced to re-
turn home on account of sick wife.
Owing tua combination of circum-
stances the Clover Club did not
have its regular meeting on May %,
but was postponed. 1t will meet
next Tuesday night at the residence
of Mr., and Mrs. Logan. See the
program elsewhere.
The railroad authorities are repair
ing the old cattle chute for the &C
commodation of parties who desire TO
ship cattle from this place. We learn
Messrs w. Il. White and Rob't Cor
helius ship seven car loads to the In
dian Territory today.
The Town Council made an order
Monday night to have the Park nice
ly dressed up and seats provided for
the convenience of the public. Good,
Just what this paper has advocated.
Our town has a splendid Council
Democrats, you know.
My experience OF success is to
deal in good goods, for quality is the
true test of cheapness and don't
forget that am the sole agent for
! the finest marble works in the South,
also iron fences, Hover vases, etc.
a. MoNsoN.