Nevada County picayune., 1891-12-10

Paris, Texas, to visit a daughter lying seriously ill there. Call on Mrs. ShankIe for your Christmas and bridal presents. She has just received a nice line of nob- by things in silverware.
 Reader, when you go to Hope. call and see those pretty, low-priced dolls, toys and holiday goods, at S. W. Whites. jewelry store.
 Mir. John Evans of Laneburg, has our thanks for sending the Pie. a year, to his son, MT. Jas. H. Evans, of Lanark. Ark.
 Cotton may go lower, but nobody can compete with $. w. White, Hope, Ark, in prices for Christmas goods of all kinds. Go and see him.
 Sheriff Hood, who has been down in Jackson and Leake township the past week, informs us nearly all the cotton crop has been gathered and marketed.
 Only two weeks until Christmas. The different Sunday schools will observe it by having Christmas trees. or some other kind of entertain ment on Christmas eve.
 The Prescott Hdw. Co. have the best and cheapest lot of furniture now for inspection, and sale, in their new brick, ever brought to Prescott. Sash and doors a speciality.
 Mrs. Lowdermilk, wife of Rev. J. E. Lowdermllk, died Monday after noon, after a protracted spell of fever. Many friends deeply sympa- thize with the bereaved family.
 Ladies and gents gold and gold filled watches. at prices ranging from Sl4 to S15. at Geo. H. Stin- sons variety store, Camden, Ark. Latest and most beautiful styles.
 MT. J. F. Jones has bought out the Farmers Trade Union stock of goods at Laneburg. and will buy new goods to replenish, and contin- ue the business there. Wish him success.
 Messrs. sam T. White X Co. have all attractive Christmas ad. on oppo- site page. Read it. They have some thing to say to country merchants. Their stock is very large and com pete, and prices the lowest.
 We call especial attention to the attractive Christmas ad, of Mir. Davis Gathright. In it Santa Claus has a letter to the little folks. Mir. Gath right will sell you Christmas fruits, candies, nuts. etc, as low as any body.
 The Tribune was as dumb as an oyster last week, regarding the dis appearance of c. W. l.. Kanawah. Reckon as the Alliance organ, it was like the man the calf run over, and did not feel like saying any thing,
 Business has called the editor of this paper to Hope twice, and to Camden. New Lewisvile and Tex arkana. since last issue, hence local matter i> short this week. owing to his absence. We ask indulgence of our readers,
 Quite a number of our citizens went up to Philadelphia Sunday, among them Mesdames Alice Bas- com and Vim. Friganza, MT. NJ. w. Greeson and Miss Pattie Arnold Watt White and Miss Hesterly Johnson,
 Rev. w. F. Evans having conclu- ded to remain in Arkansas, was sent to Lonoke statjGn, ny the Little Rock Conference, for the coming year, He is q good preach CT and we are pleased to know he has received an appointment to a live, growing town,
 Mir. n. |. Fore Jr., who spent most of the past year in Texas, and who has been visiting relatives in his native county, left Tuesday for Myrtle, Miss, where he expects to locate. He made Us pleasant call and subscribed for the Picayune before leaving,
 Following friends have our thanks for renewal, during the past week. s. II. Bethany, Rosston; Richard Austin, Laneburg; Thos. J, Wood, Lackand; E. Ward, T.. P, Cathey and others, Prescott. How many will thus be recorded on the roll of honor, next week?
 Glad to know our town is soon to be lighted up by gas lights. Our City Council has bought eighteen gas light burners, to be properly located in the business part of town. It will be great improvement. Council has accomplished much for the good of the town, and all it has had done has been of substantial nature. Hurrah for our Democratic council.
 Rev T. II. Ware will he tue pastor of the Methodist church here, for the coming year, having been ap- pointed by the Little Rock Confer a,,.,., ,hot ,.i,sal ita SnSsion Mon1aV