Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1891-04-30

Saturday a Democratic township
convention, to nominate candidate
for j. p, will be held at the court
house at 2 O'Clock p. m. Demo
Gratis, turn out.
Mrs. Smoote's two brothers, DIR.
Jno. &. Goode, and Mr. Chas Goode,
and Judge Askew, of Magnolia,
attended funeral Of Judge Geo. z.
Smeote Thursday last.
If &c. &C. Certain Cough Cure
is not the best remedy you have ever
used for Coughs and Colds your
money will be refunded. Sold by
Hinton Drug Co.
All kind of iced drinks, such as
lemon, sarsaparilla, strawberry, and
ginger sodas, lemonade, apple cider,
grape cider, for sale at J. II. Ker-
shaw & Cos.
MeELaEg's WINE Of cAapu! for Weak Nerves.
If you want nice fresh goods, for
a little money, call on Mrs. Wade,
the miliner Fine hats put up to
order-a specially. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Mr.. John Sewell, of Clayton, was
up Friday visiting HIS daughter, Mrs
j. b. Evans, and made us on appre-
ciated call. He is one of Nevada's
~, f,r,,arc
Bodcaw letter came in too late this
week. 1t contained account Of kill
ing Of DR.. Rocket, an account of
which we had already written, which
virtually corresponds with it.
Some farmers say they are not able
to take their county paper, when the
revenue from one hen will pay for it,
in eggs. There is no excuse for a
man who can read, not taking news
papers.
PASTURE.-W. A, Hatley has
l20 acres In pasture east of town i;
convenient and plenty of water.
Open from April 1st., to Nov. LIST.
For terms apply to Jno. w. Thomp-
| son.
New spring hats, flowers and ev-
erything in the millinery line, at Mrs
Wade's. Also nice line of en-
broideries, including beautiful black
embroidered null dress patterns.
Call and examine.
Our kind friend Matthew McMil-,
Ian, has our thanks for renewal Sat
urday. He is one OF our best farm
ers, who always raises his own pro-
visions. Says he has planted less
cotton than ever this year.
The Clover Club met Tuesday eve-
ming at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
c. Young, where it was very kindly
received. Ont of respect to its de-
ceased member, Col. Geo. p. SmoOte
the regular program was omitted.
Mr.. \. j. Coles, who lives several
miles west of town, was in at court
Monday, the first time he has been
out in several months, having been
quite sick during the time. Glad to
have him join our large family OF
subscribers.
Try gLacx.DRAuaAT ga for Dyspepsia.
Saturday we had occasion 10 visit
Hope, and had The pleasure Of meet
ing Judge r. ID. Hearn, our new
Judge, on the cars. He is mos,
genial gentleman, and the district is
justly proud Of him. Another thing
he is true blue Democrat.
We devote considerable space this
week, in memory of Judge Geo. p,
Smoote, deceased. The editor al
this paper knew him we'll foF nearly
seven years we never had better
truer friend, 1t is pleasure to pay
tribute to such noble man.
Saturday this office turned out
some invitation cards, for Prof. w,
S. Johnson, of the Emmett High
School, for graduating exercises OF
his school on May 18th. Hon. T. &.
McRae, J. p. Copeland and others,
will make addresses. There will be
four young ladies and two young
men to graduate.
The three married daughters Of
Judge Geo. L. Smoote, Mrs. W. n.
Frator of Little Rock, Mrs. j. w
Harris of .Texarkana, and Mrs. G
W. Crosnoe, of Hot Springs Ar
kansas, were present at the OBJ
sequies Thursday last Messrs. Pra
tor and Harris were also here, Mr.
Charles Smoote, Of TeXarkana, was
likewise present
Although the editor OF this paper
is very modest, he doesn't hesitate
to push his business. But for thi,
mate modesty he might tell how one
Of our most prominent and popular
farmer citizens complimehsed the
Pic. Monday, saying last weeks issue
alone, was worth the subscription
price, as it contained, besides tn,
new laws passed by the last Legisla,
ture, many other good things, But
we forhear,
Maj. NJ. w. McGill and wife o.
Camden, were up last week visiting
relatives. Mrs. McGill's father
VIM. Mcintosh, was a revelutionar,
soldier, under General George Wash
ington, and she douhtless has Otter