Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1891-02-26

ing and svening-also preached
Monday night. We learn he will
move back to Prescott.
Mr.. T. j. Gentry writes us from
Ouachita college, saying send him
the PIcAYUNE, and that he Is well
pleased there. Recommends that
other boys go to that college. His
friends in this county will be glad to
know he is getting along nicely.
Collector Ed. Hood requests all
who possibly can to come up at once
and pay taxes. Says if he is crowded
too much the few days before time
expires, many will have to let their
lands 60 delinquent, as he can't make
out receipts fast enough. Come up
at once!
Are you doing your plain sewing
before the spring dressmaking be-
gins? If so, you will need dainty
edges and insertions. Mrs. Wade
the mlliner, has them IN fresh new
designs direct from the New York
manufacturers and importers. Come
soon and take your choice.
Our farmer friends will do us a
favor by remembering us when they
sell their cotton. 1t takes money to
run wide awake newsy paper like
the PICAYUNE. Date printed with
your name shows to when your sub
scription is paid see if you are in
arrears, and If so, please pay up.
DR.. r. l.. Hinton, as one OF our
most public spirited citizens, is proud
OF the Prescott 4 Northwestern rail
road. Says he feels already the good
effects of the railroad in increased
trade. But it is no wonder the Hin
ton Drug Co. enjoys a fine trade in
drugs, etc., for they advertise. Print
ers' ink always pays.
While passing down near the court
house the other day, the bright,
new lightning rods on residence of
Mr.. Jns. +. Ports attracted our at
tention. They were put on by Mr..
L. Moore, and are of best manufac
ture. Our court house and churches
should be roded We believe in pro-
per safeguards against lightning.
1.-The Youths Companion Of
March 9TH is to have an important
paper by Hon. James G. Blaine, en-
titled, "HOw Reports OF Debates in
Congress Grow" Such paper, re.
lating to the National Legislation,
and written by our eminent Secreta-
~ of State, will be Of universal in,
terest.
Mr.. J. II. Basden came up from
Hope yesterday-made us pleasant
call. He tells us his father, Capt
w. X. Basden, will move to Wor-
than, Texas, next week, and he will
go with him. With the Captain
many friends in this county, we wisl
him success and happiness in his new
home. People there will find nc
truer, or more honest gentleman.
Almost every thinking woman has
noticed that some of her embroider
les, bought at bargain perhaps
have not paid for the trouble of max
ing. White goods packed away
soon rot. Possibly your embroidery
has been stored in some wholesale
house for years, or passed through ;
dozen hands. Not so with that nice
new lot at Mrs. Wade's, it Is just
from the manufacturers.
DR.. G.. NJ. Norwood, and balanc,
Of family, returned from Washing
ton last week. He alone, of tn,
three men who have come back
praises that country and says he il
going back. We suspect the doctor
hates to ''shell down the corn" a!
to his real sentiments, and that ht
will never 60 back to Washington,
II he does go, then we will let oul
readers know it and acknowledge oul
error.
DR.. X. l.. Powers, wis is at TIN
head of the Prescott 4 Northwestern
railroad, is acting very literally to
ward those who donated subscrip
tons OF money to it. He propose
to give, and is giving paid up stool
in the railroad to all who pay TIN
cash now on donations. AS sub
scriptiens were straight out gif
this issuing Of stock by him is indeed
commendable, and all should tax,
advantage Of it.
We hear much and continued com
plant about the Carouse levee bein.
in an almost impossible condition
AS the county is too heavily in deb
to fix it up, Prescott should do it
and at once, as the town has lost ant
continues to lose much trade as it is
The editor Of this paper will be on
Of twenty men, to give $1,000 t.
plank it over. The sum of $5000'
will, we learn, do this work, and pu
it in good condition for years t.
come. Now, will the business mel
Of Prescott join us in accomplishing
so desirable a work!
BEL reducing County Judges sal
airy OF this county has passed thu
Legislature, received signature o
the Governor and is now law. b.,
its provisions County Judge will re-
ceive only 5000 year, beginning
with 1892. This is bill of Mr.. Ham