Nevada County picayune., 1891-08-13

 load of peaches we have seen, Tues day.
 ! Dr. J. NJ. Powell and three child ren visited his former home near New 1 Lewisvlle, last week, returning Sun day.
 Ed w. R. Barham will begin l protracted meeting at Pleasant Hill Baptist church, near Zama, next Saturday.
 Rev. II. W. Brooks, of Hope, came up Monday, and is holding revival service out at New Hope, west of town.
 The closing down of the big mill Tuesday threw many hands out of employment, and created quite sen satiOn in town.
 Mir. E. D. Gammagc, of Lane burg, good solid farmer, is among the new subscribers added to tn is paper this week.
 Hon. J. P. Copeland and son, John s., visited their old home in Pike county the first of the week. Report fine crops.
 Regret to hear of Mr. W. II. Chcatham being sck-has light at tack of slow fever. Hope to soon see him out again. A
 N Miss Mamie McCollum, of Tcxar- kana, who has been visiting relatives and friends here for the past few weeks, returned home Tuesday.
 Circuit court adjourned Saturday morning. Last two or three days were devoted to the railroad oases brought here from Miller county.
 Mcssfs. bio Lewis, J. NJ. Denman, w. B. Russell and Phillip Johnson left Monday for camp deer hunt in Pike county. Wish them success,
 Mr. D. r. Hod ges has decided to go back to his old home. Lonoke, Ark. He is a most clever gentleman and splendid ieweIer, and we regret ] to lose him.
 Mir. W. Y. Prator, of the l.. $. mail service, whose family resides at Little Rock, was down on business Monday. Nelson has many strong friends here.
 Mr. Mack NJ. Spears is taking httle rest and recreation; left Friday for a short stay at Eureka Springs, Ark. Trust he will not only enjoy it, but be built up thereby.
 MT. $. F.. Orr left Monday for Lexington, Ky, to take a course in the noted business college there. He is already a fine business young man, but is still better qualifying himself.
 have lot of young and well 1 broken Texas mares, that 1 will sell cheap. Call on me at my farm will have them in Prescott on Saturdays.
 JoHN B. CRossLAND. 1 Mrs. W Y. Tomp[ins and child ren and Miss Annie Poe returned this morning from their visit to friends and relatives at lleber, Clin- ton and other points in Northwest Arkansas.
 There are about dozen neat new residences now being built in Pres colt, besides improvements being made on quite number of old ones. Glad to see our town rapidly building up.
 We call especial attention to adv. of Hinton Drug Co.,, on our first page This is one of our best hous- cs, noted for fair dealing and low prices, and we especially recommend it to our subscribers.
 We learn Ed W. k. Barham closed q successful revival meeting at Mt. Zion Baptist church, near lionca- vile, Friday. There were quite a number of conversions and eight ac. sessions to the church
 State Superintendent of Public h. struction, ]. II. Shinn, has appor- toned the State school fund. Nova da countv.has j,4jO school children, and there is to her credit in the State treasury s4 liS.OS.
 Mir. R. Clarence Powers left yes tcrday for Siao, Mexico, to take the position of dispatcher of the Mexican Central railroad. We congratulate him on his promotion to this impor- tant position,
 Mir. G. r. Evans, of Appleby, Gonzales county, Texas, writes to send him the Pie. We do so with pleasure and trust he will long con tinue on our roll. He has many rel atives and friends in thls county.
 Miss Carrie Wilson, who had heon visiting her kinsman, MT, x, T. Richmond, left for Birmingham, Ala, her home, Monday. Miss Ella Arnold and Mir. J. II. Arnold accompanied her, to visit relatives in that city.
 Dr. J. C. Parrish has located at Waldo, Ark, and tenders his pro- fcsslonal services to the people of llot community and aurroundin no