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AID interesting letter from Capt. W. k. Basden, in another place.
 Messrs. Jas. l.. White aud J. P. Hervey of Hope, were up at court Friday.
 Messrs, John Honea and Dave Neill were pleasant callers at this of flee Monday.
 Court will probably adjourn this Wednesday, afternoon, until Mon day morning.
 A pleasant call from Messrs. l.. V and E. l.. Beck, of Bluff City, one day last week.
 For good coffee, sugar, molasses, etc., at the very lowest prices, call on Watt White.
 Attorney-General, w. E. Atkin- son, of Little Rock, came down on business, Tuesday.
 Thanks to our friends Vim Brooks of Bodcaw, and J. NJ. Gullick of Sayre, for renewal.
 No services at the different church. es Sunday night, on account of the very inclement weather.
 Grand jury will probably adjourn, this eve Wednesday,. We learn it found but few true bills.
 If you oweJ. r. Brooks X Co. for 1891, don't forget to call and settle. They need and must have the money.
 Prof. G. c. Jones, of the Metho- dist College, Philadelphia, was here Monday in the interest of the College.
 We have been ''froze up thls week, and unable to get out to get up much local matter for this issue.
 Messrs. J. II. and Patrick Bry- son sends the Pie. to MT. $. NJ. Coughman, of Burns, Miss. Thanks.
 Both Messrs. Johnson and Gener- ally have returned here from Nash vile, having closed out business there.
 You can buy hay, by the single bale, or car load, from J. T. Brooks X Co. Retail price 25c, to 50 cts, per bale.
 We regret to hear of the illness of Rev. Geo. NJ. Hill, Presiding Elder who is suffering from severe attack of Grippe.
 Office of the Ozan Lumber Co.,. was burned one night last week, thought to have been the work of an incendiary.
 If you want the news fresh and first handed, take the PICAYUNE. It is the best printed, newsiest paper in the county.
 Our wood-pile is growing smaller rapidly. Will those friends who agreed to bring us wood please come to the front:
 Attorneys Joe Conway of Washing ton, and Joe Cook of Texarkana, have been Tn attendance upon our Circuit court,
 The slect and snow that fell on the 10th and llth insts., remained with us eight days, having disap- peared Tuesday.
 Mir. Meyer Winter returned from Dakota last week. He will in a few days go on the road, drumming for q tobacco house.
 Mir. Will T. Hart returned to his home, at Henderson, Tenn, Tues day. He made many friends during his stay in Prescott.
 On account of the bitter cold weather sleet and snow-the Ozan Lumber Co. have not been running during the past ten days.
 The very cold and severe weather the past week, nearly stopped busi- ness of all kinds in Prescott, except ing that of Circuit court.
 Messrs Hamby X White, attorneys for Horace Whitten, managed his case we'll, and with the aid of Paul Jones secured his acquittal.
 HORSE FOR SALE.-Any one wanting a big bargain in a good pony horse, apply quick, to W Gardner, at this office. Bound to sell now.
 See card of Mir. Joe. R. Harrell, the gunsmith, He is now doing gun smithing exclusively, and will repair vour firearms at reasonable figures.
 MT. Calvin Bright, of Little Rock in the employ of the Land Office of the Iron Mountain railroad, was in town Sunday, visiting friends and relatives.
 Miss Ida Gee returned to the Ar ! kadelphia Methodist College yester- day morning, to enter upon the spring session of that institution which opened yesterday.
 J. r. Brooks & Co. are still lead ing the trade, for good goods and low prices everything in dry goods, groceries, boots, shoes, hats, etc. It pays to trade with them.
 We have bought the J G. Hanson stock of goods, and will sell same, at cost and below cost. X Il new and