Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-07
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"J ioi SOul paper HOW.
 Circuit court meets Monday.
 Take the PICAYUNE for all the news.
 Some fine weather the past week
 See Clover club program, else where.
 MT. Manuel Brock is now with Geo. W. Terry.
 Sheriff Hood is very busy getting ready for court.
 Regret to hear that Miss Lizzie Hale is quite sick.
 Charlie Shankle is back at his old post, with the PICAYUSE.
 MT. Tracy Rudolph of Arkadelphia visited friends here last week.
 Taking stock has been the order of our merchants, the past week.
 The Masons dedicated their new hall Friday, with fitting ceremonies.
 Quite number of the boys were down with grippe during Christmas.
 Thanks to our young friend, MT. Gus Garrett, for renewal on the lst.
 Miss Grace Moore left Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs. c. B. Ambler, at Hope. ! Pair of fine mules for sale on easy terms, apply to NJ. NJ. Spears, Pres colt, Ark.
 Ask Rev. W. T. Thurman how many deer he killed, on his Christ, mas hunt?
 Mir. H. A. Buchanan of Saratoga, Ark. has our thanks for remember ing the printer.
 Mr. J. c. Frisby of Boughton, bought remnant of the w. H. Terry stock of goods.
 Treasurer Parker spent Christmas at home-ssys he had fine tune riv- ing out boards.
 Several communications crowded out this week, one from Bodcaw, and one or two others.
 Mir. Tom Hardy, one of the lead ing lawyers of Camden, was up on business last week.
 Mrs. ]. w. Percy of Whitesboro, Texas, is here, visiting her sister, Mrs. Alice Bascom.
 Mir. Charlie Huff, of Gurdon, registered pharmacist, is now with Mir. Hugh Moncrief
 The Post-oitice has been moved into the new brick just two doors above former place.
 Messrs Sim Johnson and Walter Bryan, came up from Waldo and spent Christmas here.
 Mr. Rob't. Adams, of Arkadel- phia, spent day or two last week, with his parents here.
 Christmas passed off unusually quiet most of the stores here remain ed closed Christmas day.
 MT. /. D. White from below Buckner, was up Christmas. Glad to know Zack is doing well.
 The editor was confined in bed quite sick during most of Christmas, from a severe bilious spell.
 Mir. Rob't. Lewis, of Pittsburg, Texas, visited his brother, MT. bio Lewis, here, during Christmas.
 Mir. and Mrs. Will Brown, of Philadelphia, visited Mrs. Browns father here, during the holidays.
 Mir and Mrs L E Hinton and Mir. and Mrs Richard Bragg of Little Rock, spent Christmas with pr. Hinton.
 Mrs. c. B. Amber, of Hope, re- turned home Monday, after visiting her father here, Mir. Isaac Moore.
 Mr. J. II. Caught and wife visited their daughter near Bodcaw, Mrs. Charles Boyd, during the holidays.
 Glad to add Mr W. T. Wallace of Prescott, to our list of subscribers. He is one of our industrious farm CTS.
 Glad to have Mir. W. J. Tompkins, from Falcon, as neighbOr, He moved mp near town before Christ mas.
 Mrs. Ida McCaughy, of Camden, spent Christmas week visiting friends in Prescott-guest of Mrs. bio Lewis.
 The Clover Club gave their annual banquet, an oyster supper this time, during the holidays, at the Parker house.
 See call elsewhere for public meet ino next Saturday, at f clock, by I W Hays. It is an important matter to farmers.
 We keep our doors closed, but not fastened, during the cold weather Trnst our friends will call and see us during court
 We greet our friends with a bright, newsy paper thls week. See our pro- snectus. Wish one and all happy,