Nevada County picayune., 1891-12-03

l paltS Ol COGlOH. DUH aIe CicNci gentlemen.
 We regret to hear of misfortune of Mir "Pomp" Mitchell of Honeaville. Friday a falling tree killed two horses for him.
 Hon. Jim. P. Copeland made g business trip to Pike county, last week. He reports nearly all the cotton gathered.
 1 The Tom Allen High School observed Thanksgiving by taking holiday from Wednesday afternoon 10 Monday morning.
 MT. T. J. Embrey, one of Willis ville's enterprising farmers, brought up some cotton yesterday. He has our thanks for renewal. HUNTERS NOTICE. All hunters are warned to keep off my farm. as l will prosecute all trespassers, accord ing to law. CHAs. D. JoNEs.
 Miss Nellie Eckert of Gurdon, re- turned home Tuesday, after having visited her friends, Miss Dolly Phillips and Mrs. J. R. Abbot, here. Dr. and Mrs. A. D. Wren of Har- mony, are in attendance at confer ence at Philadelphia, as delegates from the Methodist church there.
 Miss Lizzie Jordan will open a school near Emmet Monday. She has considerable experience as a teacher, and has always given good satisfaction.
 Prescott continues to grow and develop. When the large mill be- gins running in January, the speed of her improvement will be accelerated.
 Tool house at Mir. Brainerd's mill recently located north of town, caught fire and was burned Friday, together with about $50 worth of tools.
 The Little Rock Conference. NJ. F. Church South convened in Annual Session at Philadelphia yesterday. It will be invited to meet here next year.
 It will pay our readers to consult our advertising columns. Merchants wanting your trade, and having bar gains to offer will always speak to you herein.
 Live merchants always advertise, when they can do so Tn live news paper. The PICAYUNE offers the best medium of reaching the people of any paper in South Arkansas.
 Quite a number of subscribers to this paper are in arrears from two to four years. We have waited long, and now need all that is due us.- Will you please respond to this call?
 To those who are still behind-- would say please come forward and settle, the balance due us accounts. as we are anxious to close our books as soon as possible.
 CAs,IpDy X MILLER.
 "A word to the wise is sufficient but it is not always wise to say that word to one whc :c suiterlng the lortures of a headache. flow ever, always risk it and recommend Brady croune,
 We regret to hear that Rev, A. l.. Turner of Honeavile, accidentally fell on the sidewalk while in town Tuesday, and broke one of the bones in his leg. A defect in side W ak caused the accident.
 Dr. ! 5. Cannon and daughter, Miss Emma, of Norman, Oklahoma territory. arrived the first of the week to visit relatives here, MT. R. E. Wood and wife. Mr. Capnop, Dr CEs si,v. is visiting relatives in Illinois.
 Our clever farmer friend. MT. Charlie D. Jones was i. plcaSaut caller Tuesday. We thank him for renewal also Mir. John Delaughter, of Boughton, same day. Both have long been subscribers.
 A pleasant call from MT. T. E.. Mitchell of RoSston, Tuesday, he recently returned from Texas. Sor- " to hear that his father, Ed. R. | II. Mitchell, was thrown from a road cart few days since, and was bad | ly bruised up.
 A Vermont editor has invented a new way for stirring up delinquent subscribers. He writes obituary notices of them, assuming that they must be dead, since he does not hear from them.
 Friends of MT. G. W. L. Kama wah are anxious to know his wherea- bouts. He left last week, ostensibly on collecting trip to Pike and has not since been heard of, and his friends are uneasy about him. | fOllOWlng lIlenuS HaNe o"l 1h'uNs for renewals, during past week ; Capt. John Parker, nodcaN I. E, t'risby, Boughton; W. N. Gurley Carouse s. D. Mum and others, Prescott. Let others follow theri good example,
 The PICAYUNE is the conceded of fcial paper of the Democracy of Ne vada county. and has been such fol