Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1891-02-19
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Did YOU get Valentine?
Take the PICAYuNE for all the news.
Heavy rains Saturday night and
Sunday.
Sunday, the 22nd. is Washington S
birthday.
Mr.. J. r. Olive, of Rosston, was
in town yesterday.
See ad. of J. H. Kershaw-prices
reduced 30 per cent.
Some talk of several new bricks
over near the court house.
Col. w. II. Law, our clever En-
met scribe, was in town Tuesday.
Geo. p. Plants flour sold by
Armstrong & Sugg.
Mrs. II. NJ. Allen and children
have returned home from Kentucky.
Buckwheat flour and snow fake
hominy sold by Armstrong & Sugg.
Prof. johnson, of Emmett, was up
Sunday, as usual. What's the at
traction?
Mr.. Will Arnold, of the railway
mail service, came in Tuesday, on a
short visit.
Messrs. w. S. and +. T. McDan-
iel, of Rosston, were in town the first
of the week.
Mr.. n. b. Wall is now located at
Hot Springs. This paper will give
him the news.
Glad to add Mr.. w. w. Mays, of
Boughton, to our large list of SUBJ
scribers there.
Mr.. Z. s. Harrel has contracted
with carpenters and will build a new
residence at once.
Mrs. Ella McRae went up to Lit
tie Rock Friday to visit her sister,
Mrs. l.. +. Hinton.
Mrs. l.. G.. Parker writes us remit
ting for paper, to be sent her at
Brentwood, Texas.
Mrs J. T. West and little daughter
and Mrs Humphrey of Hope, were
in the city yesterday.
\ pleasant call from Esq. J. A.
Nelson, of Laneburg, Saturday, who
renewed for his paper
Thanks to our good friend, Mr.,
James Cox, for literally remember
ing We printer Friday.
Miss Irene, daughter of Mr., c. n.
Riddle, left yesterday to enter Qua
chita college, Arkadelphia.
Messrs. c. c. Handy and +. f..
White came down from Little Rock,
and spent Sunday at home.
Mr.. Samuel Freeman RENTS us and
says send him the PIcAYUNE to Sew
GRANGE, Kansas. She goes.
For choice cofcctioneries candies,
fruits, etc. call on Warren willing
ham, at Will Belzncr's old stand.
Marriages and rumors of more
The All-Wise One has we'll said, ut
is not good for man TO be alone. -
Monday and Tuesday were quite
warm and windy-the thermometer
registering about So on Tuesday.
Mr.. W. b. White is remodeling
residence on his fine lot in front Of
the court house, and will soon occu-
py it.
The Glover Club was quite royalty
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Is. ii.
Logan at their home, Tuesday
evening.
Messrs. J. NJ. and X. W. DAVIS
will move their saw mill down on the
Cotton Belt railroad, near Waldo, in
a few weeks.
nr. j. w, Warren, of Rosston,
left Thursday to take a course of
lectures at a medical college at
Louisville, Ky.
Mr.. p. NJ Honca, OF Honeaville,
who is at Hendrix College, writes us
to send him the PICAYrNE. We do
SO with pleasure.
Prof. J. G. Hill, of Zama, was in
town Saturday, shaking hands with
friends. He has our thanks for re-
newal to this paper,
Our subscription list continues to
swell-letters ordering 1t from Kan
sas, Texas and several postoflices in
Arkansas, this week.
Mr.. b. II. White and family
moved to Bodcaw, the first of the
week. He has our thanks for re-
newal for this paper.
DIR. G.. o. Rocket, of Bodcaw,
bought license Monday, to marry
Miss Beulah Parker. I'm advance
we tender best wishes,
DR., $. j. Hesterly has returned
home from Hospital Medical College,
Memphis, and will practice medicine
and return there in the fall.
Prof l.. NJ. Burch, the eye, ear
and nose specialist, will be in Pres
colt Saturday, Feb. %, instead of
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