Nevada County picayune., 1891-01-08
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 County Court met Monday.
 Take the PICAYuNE for all the news Some beautiful weather the past week.
 MT. J. P. Cantlcy of Hope was up Monday.
 Fresh hominy and grits, at Sam T. White X Co. s.
 Considerable rain has fallen since Tuesday night. Mrs. w. II. Terry is visiting rela- tives at Searcy.
 Best 25c Tobacco in the city, at Sam T. White & Cos.
 Mrs. Bascom returned from a visit to relatives in Texas last week.
 Attorney NJ. w. Greeson made a professional trip to Gurdon Saturday. One dollar will buy 16 lbs of good La. sugar at Sam T. White X Co.'S. Prof. Dwight Blake, of Arka del phia, spent Sunday here with his parents,
 Dr. Alex McCaskill, the clever Wallaceburg physician, was in town Saturday.
 Glad to add MT. B. F. Jordan to our Prescott list. He is one our en- terprising farmers.
 County court convened Monday Judge Sutton presides with ability, grace and dignity.
 MT. T. P. Blake, of Little Rock, was down Sunday to see his father, Capt. W. J. Blake. Messrs. Joe Hood and Charlie Moore, of Emmet, were up at the convention Saturday.
 Mir. w. B. Calhoun, one of Neva- da's oldest citizens, died Friday from stroke of paralysis.
 Dr. w. N. II ereford Hope, a fine dentist, has removed to Camden. We wish him success.
 Rev. W. T. Thurman preached up near Ozan Sunday-has an appoint ment there once a month.
 Thanks to Messrs. R. J. Mitchell, of Delta, and F. C. Stecd, of Ross ton, for renewal last week.
 Thanks to our friend, C.. C. Daily of Emmet, for money sent up by Esq. W. A. Shell Monday.
 MT. J. S. Began, we learn, will keep books for the Nevada County Bank, commencing Feb. 1st.
 Mrs. Will BeIzner, after spending the holidays with relatives at Mem phis, returned home Sunday.
 The spirit of improvement contin- ucs. A dozen or more new residen- ces now going up in Prescott.
 It will soon be time to began early gardening, Some, we learn, have already planted English peas.
 MT. T. J. Shell and bride, of Caney, were in town Friday. We acknowledge an appreciated call.
 For low prices on hardware and furniture, Foster and Logan Hdw. Co.,, take the lead.
 Ladies wraps, all styles, at half the former price, at the Blakely Bankrupt Sale.
 MT. John Shrieves returned from a trip through Texas last week. Says he is now satisfied to stay at Prescott,
 Monday MT. J. NJ. Gage, carpen- ter. removed 10 Tcxarkana. The best wishes of many friends go with him.
 Mir. Wesley Aven, of Mississippi, returned home Monday, after visit ing his brother near here, Mir. John Aven.
 Miss Nora Prator, of Little Rock returned home Saturday, after visit Ing her uncle here, Judge Geo. P. ] Smoote.
 The Tom Allen High School opened Monday with large attendance. It is one of the best graded schools in the State.
 We learn the postotllce will be moved to the store occupied by the Prescott Hdw. Co.,, by Mir. w. B. Walters.
 Mrs. NJ. c. Cassidy has sold her residence down by the court house to Mir. Jno. NJ. Milburn-considera- tion, Sl ,000.
 Will those of our subscribers who have promised, please bring us some two-foot wood. We are needing it, now.
 Shoes, hats and dry goods, at pri' oes which eclipse every other sale in Prescott, at the Blakely Bankrupt Sale.
 Best tobacco, cigars, etc., and confectonerles, canned goods, to be found in town, at Warren Willing ham s-will Belzner's old stand.
 Christmas has come and gone, but sam T. White & Co. are still here. and will continue tO sell stanle and