Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-07

eniouSu bne inall. MhS HIS suauoW never grow less.
 Ed. w. J. Hudspeth, of Texar- kama, was up last week, and preach ed Sunday morning and night at the Christian church.
 MT. bio Lewis is closing out his business, and in few weeks will start out travelling for Massachu- sett's shoe house.
 Mir. k. o. Love, the popular and industrious manager of the Prescott Mdse. O., visited Memphis, Tenn, during the holidays.
 Mir. Frank Clark, son of MT. Adam Clark, of Philadelphia, was down to see his girl, two or three of the Christmas holidays.
 See card of the County Surveyor, MT. Emanuel Mautz, in another place. He will do your surveying at reasonable rates.
 Messrs. Hatley & Christopher are preparing to go out of business, and, we learn firm of Brooks, Blake X Co. will make change.
 Mir. C. C. Tate, thorough going farmer of Bowen, Pike county, made us a pleasant call yesterday and re- newed for his paper.
 Dr. R. l.. Smith, of Little Rock, spent several days of last week, visiting relatives and friends here. He returned Monday.
 On account of Circuit court meet ing in January, Collector Hood will delay time of beginning tax collect ing until first week in February.
 The Leap year party, to have been on the first night of the year, is in- defini tely postponed; as also the young gentlemen entertainment.
 A pleasant call from MT. John Sewell of Clayton Tuesday, also MT. Love from Georgia, who was with him, and was on prospecting tour.
 A heavy wind blew down much fencing and unrooted few houses in the country, Thursday night last, just after the new year had come ln
 Miss Mollie Delahoyde is home from Iowa, where she has been at tending college for the past two years. Her friends welcome her back.
 Mir C. N. Vestal, of Waldo, was up Monday, and made Us an appre- ciated call. Renewed, saying he could not do without the Pic. Thanks.
 The Christmas entertainments at the different Churches were splendid successes despite the awful weather proceeding them, and the little folks were happy.
 Mrs. W. H. Terry left Friday for Searcy, where she accompanied her half-brother, Master George Trice, who is to enter the Galloway college at that place.
 Quite number of our people have been down with LaGrippe, but the most of them have recovered. Messrs J. R. Harrell and w. T. Sugg are sick with it yet.
 Esq, W. A. Shell of Emmet, call ed and renewed Saturday. A sneak burglar entered his house Christmas eve and robbed him of s20.00. Mir. $. thinks he knows the thief.
 An appreciated call Saturday, from our friend Mir. j. T. Lane. He has our thanks for renewal and for an extra copy sent his father, Mir. B. T. Lane, of Clarendon, Tex.
 SETTLE UP,-All parties indebt- ed to me are hereby notified to settle their account with w. T, Fincher, without delay, and very greatly oblige, DR. J. W. WARREN.
 We trust all our readers had a royal time during the holidays, and that they have begun the New Year with a firm determination to do as much good and as little harm as pos sible.
 Glad to add Dr. J. D. Carroll to our already large list of subscribers at Emmet. Trust his stay in our county will prove alike pleasant and profitable to him, and the people he serves.
 Mir Sam White has sold his gro cery business to his brother, Watt White, and just as soon as he can get off, will leave for Washington, D. C., to take a clerkship of one of the committees.
 Monday, pr. J. W. Warren, of Rosston, moved to DeLeon, Texas. The genial doctor has host of friends in this county who regretted to see him leave, and whose good wishes follow him.
 Mir. Geo. A. Stainton, who recent ly came to this county from Toron- to, Canada, and has been visiting his brothers, we are pleased to learn will probably remain and make this his permanent home.
 A pleasant call from our friend. MT. J. l.. Warmack, of Willisville,