Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1891-05-07

Gardens booming.
A fine rain Monday.
The cool nights continue.
Take the PICAYUNE for all the news
1t was quite dusty before the
rain.
Mr.. Charlie Moon visited Gurdon
Sunday.
Mr.. J. c. Young visited Hope
Thursday.
Mr.. S. p. Baker visited Arkadel
phia Sunday.
Mr.. o. Ii. Bryan is sorely anlict.
ed with boils.
Fresh buckwheat flour at Sam +
White & Co.'S.
Col. w. V. Tompl<ins visited Lit.
tie Rock Monday.
Esquire John l.. B'Shers visited
Washington last week.
Ice! Ice! Icc!l! for sale at j.
II. Kershaw's.
Corn, bran, oats and shipstuff, at
Sam T.. White & Co.'s.
Ice Ice!l Ice ]! for sale at j.
II. Kershaw's.
Let the merchants agree to close
their stores at Z o'clock.
Mr.. Chas. Shankle, our printer
has been on the sick list.
The school election will be held
under the new election law
DR.. r. l.. Powers made business
trip to Little Rock Monday
Cool yesterday for picnic--ice
cream and ice cold lemonade.
Farmers are very busy now, and
trade in town is not very active.
Fisherman's k"-those boys
who went fishing Monday had it,
Prof. Dwight Blake of Arkadel-
phia, was at our picnic yesterday.
Fresh bread, baked every day by
Mrs. Harrell, at Davis Gathright s.
Considerable sickness IN town and
country now, so our physicians tell
us.
Staple and fancy groceries at rock
bottom prices, at Sam L. White &
Co.'S.
Attorney w. II. Arnold, of Tex
arkana, was up Sunday, visiting rel
atives.
Thanks to our friends w. Nj. Kay
and Harmon Bishop, for renewal
Saturday,
Mrs. Alfred Aburrow and children
visited friends at Hope, Saturday
and Sunday.
Attorney c. c. Handy attended
to legal business at Little Rock, the
first of the week.
Mondays rain came just right for
the farmers-will bring up cotton
planted after the last rains,
Mrs. II. G. Brooks left Sunday
called to Homer, La, by the illness
of her son, Mr.. John Brooks.
We publish in full on our 4th page
the provisions of the pension bill,
passed by the late Legislature.
Mr.. w. T. Fincher, the Rosston
merchant, was mp Monday. He went
from here to Camden, Tuesday,
Strawberries are getting plentiful,
Mrs. T. W. Hayes put the first upon
the market about two weeks ago.
We congratulate our friend, G.. W
Stanton upon the arrival OF fine
son and heir at his house, last week,
Mrs. W. II. White, Sr. will give
lessons In vocal and instrumental
music, at her residence. Terms rea
souable.
Glad to add Messrs. w. p. Steed
and Jno. Il. Buchanan, two of Ross
tons best citizens, to our list of sub
scribers.
Glad to add Mr.. j, W. Franklin,
of Lakeland, to our list of suhscrib-
ers. His father, Mr.. w c. Frank.
lin sends it to him.
Mr., T. }. Caulder attended the
soldiers reunion and decoration ex,
ercises, at Texarkana Friday. and
reports pleasant time,
Miss Irene Boulter left Monday
| for Brookston, Tex, where she will
make her home with her half brother
Esq. b. f. Amonette, Jr,
Miss Lena Horne died on Mon,
day, at the home OF her parents in
Prescott. Bereayed have the sym
patty of many friends.
See nice and attractive double coli
umn adj. Of Mrs. Wade, OF stylish
millinery goods, on this page. Read
her adj. and give her a call.
Try those. delicious tablets, al
aavors, orange, lemon, strawberry
etc.-atest thing out in fine candle.
at W. Y. Willimgham's,
Do you want "the latest?" If so
go to see Price Cantley, with d. q
Hicks & Go. There you will always