Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1891-03-19

Rev. r. w. Hayes spent Sunday
with his daughter, Mrs. X. G.. Nc
Rae, of Hope, and preached at the
M. f. church at Il o'clock.
Farmers are busy planting corn.
Now is the time, as the annual July
and August drouth will not material
ly injure corn planted early.
Messrs. w. V. Tompkins and W.
II. Terry participated in the Demo
cratic jollification over Palmer's
election, at Little Rock Thursday.
Prescott and Nevada county. are
genuinely Democratic now, and will
remain so. The people have had
enough of isms and soreheadedness.
Mr.. Joe Hamilton, is now with Mr.
W. III. Terry, at the corner brick,
| & I Brooks old stand) where he will
be pleased to see his many friends.
Mr.. w. f. Ware, who is attend.
ing business college at Ft. Worth,
Tex, was up on visit last week.
Returned Monday to complete the
course. g. -..I..
Mr., +. Delaughter, the popular
Boughton merchant, made us a
pleasant call Friday. leaving order
for job work, for which he has our
thanks
Mr.. M. M. Nixon, prominent
citizen of Chenille, and Miss Idelle
Wright, were in town yester-
day. Mr.. M. made us an apprecia-
ted call.
We learn as we go to press that
Mrs. w. A. Dean died this (Wed-
nesday) morning, from relapse Of
measles. Relatives have the sympa-
thy of all.
Rev f. " Evans, of Clarendon,
Texas, was in town Monday. He,
and brother, Rev w. f. Evans, are
largely interested in the real estate
business there,
Don't fall to call on Price Cantley,
at ID. G.. Hicks 4 Co., if you want a
new spring suit. The best fitting
and handsomest styles of clothing,
in Prescott.
J. X. Hamilton is now behind the
counters of the large mercantile
house of w. II. Terry, and will be
| clad to sell his old customers goods.
at lowest rates.
Infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Bryan died Saturday night, from
measles. The bereaved parents have
the system of many friends, in the
loss of their darling boy.
The ground was covered with
snow about two inches deep Thurs
day, the 18th inst Some OF 1t re-
NAMED on the ground, In shady
| places, until Sunday eve.
Esq. b. f. Amonette goes to Van
Buren, this week. Fol many years he
has been j. ?. here, and his many
friends regret to see him leave. We
wish him success in his new home,
Mr.. j, II. Watson aud sister, Mrs.
Thompson, are attending the sick
he'd of their father, Rev. Mr.. Wat
son, OF Pine Bluff, who is quite
aged and not expected to recover.
DR.. W. II. Crossett, and Miss
Annie and little Roy Grossett. came
NJ SUNDAY afternoon and spent few
hours pleasant V here, with the Doc
tors daughter, Mrs. j. W. Gardner.
Cfa,ling and track laying contin-
ues on the Prescott & Northwestern
railroad; has reached the Duval mill
site, eight miles from town. l.um-
Der and logs will be brought In this
week,
See law card of Hon. L. &. Nc
Rae. He will be here until Decem-
Der, hence can attend 10 any bust
ness in our July Circuit court. As
all know there are few ADLER or more
industrious attorneys than he,
A pleasant call from our genial
friend, Mr.. d. j. Neill, of Honea-
Vile, Monday. He tells us the
snow and freeze injured some fruit,
in bud and bloom, but there is yet
prospect of considerable fruit.
Over a hundred jubilant, confident
Democrats met at the court house
Monday night, and nominated a
splendid ticket, which we hoist at
our mast head today. See full pro-
ceedinas of the convention elsewhere.
l am now located at the old Brad
Scott corner, with Mr.. W. II. Terry,
and will be glad to wait on my friends
and the public generally. Immense
stock of general merchandise, at low
est prices. j. X. HAMILTON.
Good sweet cash goes further at
ID. G.. Hicks & Co., than at any other
store in Prescott. Price Oantly is
the manager, and his reputation has
always been that Of a cutter and n
slasher ia prices, He Is Long Price
in stature, but Low Price on goods.
We see that Col. Andrew j. Hill,
of Hot Springs, is candidate for
Mayor of that city, with splendid
chances of success. He would
grace the slice and make a splendid
.iayor, and his friends here hope to