Nevada County picayune., 1891-04-23
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Some warm weather this week.
Take the PIcAYuNE for all the news.
Mr.. S. z. Baker is on the sick list.
Hon. c. G. Handy visited Hope,
Monday.
Mr. J. p Cantley visited Hope,
Monday.
Mr.. W. f. Gibson is again in
Prescott.
Considerable rain the latter part
of last week.
Considerable local matter crowded
out this week.
Glad to see Mr.. Frank Mcdonald
back on a visit.
Col. j. p Hervey of Hope, was
in town Tuesday.
Corn, bran, oats and shipstuff, at
Sam T. White 4 Co.'S.
White goods, embroideries, lace
curtains, ETC., at Mrs. Shankle's.
Miss Minnie ConDevey visited
Texarkana Saturday and Sunday.
DR.. J. J. Gill, who again located
at Chichester, has been up on visit.
"Shoot him on the spot! THE
first man who runs down the cream
cry.
Everything in the vegetable world
is growing off rapidly, since the
rains.
Attorney Nj. W. Grecson attended
to legal business at Okolona last
week.
Mr.. G.. +. Armistead of Hope,
spent Sunnay here, with parents and
friends.
Mr.. Jno. T. Potter of Caney, Or
ders the Pre-. sent to Lafayette Stott.
Lufre, Ark.
Prescott continues to grow and
prosper. 1t is one of the best towns
in the State.
1t is said Confederate money has
come into use(?) to some extent,
around here.
Too much rain the past few days,
but trust weather will be favorable
from now on.
Call on Price Cantley for anything
to wear. The latest goods and the
lowest prices.
LOOK OUT. For another new
lot Of sewing machines and organs at
A. Monson's.
Staple and fancy groceries at rock
bottom prices, at Sam L. White &
Co. 5.
Mr.. G. l.. Ferree is the proud ia
Their of fine girl, which arrived at
his home Friday.
Mrs. J. W. Percy of Whiteshoro,
Texas, is here, visiting her sister,
Mrs. Alice Bascom.
Miss Mary Cheatham, of Dolby
vile, has been visiting her brothers
and sister here, the past week.
We are requested to announce that
Rev. l. p. Osborn will preach at the
Presbyterian church next Sabbath.
Mr.. Jas, NJ. Wells, one of our en-
terprising farmers, made business
trip to Camden, the first of the week.
Mr.. VIM. Peachy has lately had
his residence and barn rodded by
Mr.. Isaac Moore, the lightning rod
man.
Thanks to Mr.. }. +. Williams for
renewal Monday; also Mr., $. w.
Wright of Chenille, same day, by
mail.
Not long since lightning struck
well of Mr.. W, III. Taylor west of
town, tearing up shelter, well-curb-
ing, etc.
Glad to welcome Mr.. j. ID. Fryer
and family to our town, from Texas.
He is connected with the Bemis q
Whitaker mill.
Thanks to our friend, ID. J, Mont
gomery, Jr., for renewal Tuesday,
He is one of our most industrious,
worthy farmers,
Collector Hood closed the tax
books yesterday, Delinquent list
will not be much larger than usual.
We will publish it soon.
Thursday Mr.. Robert Huling and
Miss Rehecca Pagan were married
BIZ ESQ. B'Shers We extend con-
CALCULATIONS and hest wishes.
If YOU want nice fresh goods, for
little money, call on Mrs. Wade,
the milliner. Fine hats put mp TO
order--a specially. Satisfaction
guaranteed,
Mrs. Shankle's millinery opening
has begun and will continue through
out the spring season-new goods
constantly arriving, Call and see her
beautiful pattern hats and bonnels.
New spring hats, flowers and ev-
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