Nevada County picayune., 1891-01-22

MT. Frank Mcdonald, formerly of this place, but whose home is now in Marion, Ind, was down on visit Sunday.
 Glad to meet Mir. A. F. McKelvey, of Zama, On our streets Monday. He is one of our well-to-do, successful farmers.
 Dr. G. o. Marsh, of Caney, re- turned from New Orleans, where he had been attending Medical College, few weeks since.
 See the adv. of Mir. o. R. F. Whitten, blacksmith and wood workman. He is ready to serve his friends at his old stand.
 Dr. l.. H. McSwain, the popular Emmet physician, was up Tuesday, and made us an appreciated call, re- newing his subscription.
 Miss Una Spencer, one of Arka- delplia's attractive and beautiful young ladies, has been here, visiting her friend, Miss Terrissa Blake.
 MT. Ed F.. White, of Hope, is now working for Gus Blass & Co.,, Little Rock. Will go on road drumming in few weeks. Wish him success.
 Judge Geo. F. Smoote has moved his law office from the court house to West Main street, at Sam T. White X Co.'S. See law card elsewhere.
 Foster & Logan Hdw. Go. have got the largest stock of Avery X Sons blows ever brought to Pres colt. Prices low.
 Best tobacco, cigars, etc, and confectionerles, canned goods, to be found in town, at Warren Willing ham 's-will Belzner's old stand.
 The Prescott Hardware Co. buy their goods in car load lots, and can sell you cheaper than any house in Southwest Arkansas.
 Mir J. P. Barr made us pleasant cal Monday. He tells us cattle are dying with dry murrian-he has lost several that way within the past ten days.
 The new railroad and big mill will employ four or five hundred hands, and increase Prescott's population at least a thousand. Prescott IS all right.
 On Thursday, the 18th, Mir. Mahlon Bailey and Miss Bettic Mon- son were married at Waldo. The 1 PICAYUNE extends them its best wishes.
 Mir. R. l.. Smith left Monday for Dickey. Ark. where he will clerk for his uncle This paper will go to him weekly, and keep him posted as to happenings hereabouts.
 Mir. A. o. Davis, from Guildford, !, England, arrived here Thursday, and will make this his home. He is brother of Mrs. Alfred Aburrow. Glad to have him with us. l Our job outfit is the lest and most complete, new, cost over ST, 100. We will duplicate StLouis and Little Rock in both style and prices. Come see us.
 Quitc demand for residences nouc vacant in town and number of families here wanting homes, we learn. It would pay persons with capital to build fifty or more to rent.
 By sowing plcrty of oats early in the spring, farmers can save much corn, and help tide over the hard year now upon them. They should not forget or neglect this important item.
 Mir. II. l.. Massey, yard foreman at Browcr's mill, near Roughton, vis- ited his family west of Prescott Sat urday and Sunday. Glad to have him join our large family of sub- scribers.
 Mir. Johnnie Whitesides, of Nash vile, one of the most genial and clever drummers on the road, was in town Monday. He and wife re- turned from visit to Philadelphia Saturday.
 Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Sterling k. Cochrell, and two other gentlemen from Little Rock, brought down their bird dogs and took hunt on our pretty little prai- rie, Tuesday.
 If you want the local news of Prescott and Nevada county first handed and fresh, take the PICAYuNE, which gives most complete and spicy news of any paper ever published in the county.
 FoR SALE.-A business house on West Main street in Prescott, at q big bargain, never vacant, pays over 30 per cent per annum in rents. am oblige to have money. See me at once. J, II. kERsHAw.
 The Prescott Hardware Co. have the largest Hardware house in South West Arkansas, Call on them, al their new quarters, next door to w, B. Waller.
 Messrs Hamby X Wood, attorneys, have dissolved partnership, we learn. Mir. Wood will likely locate in the Indian Territory, at Ardmore, or elsewhere. We wish him success,