The Nevada picayune., 1884-12-25

Oat meal, candied lemon, dried green corn, and pearl barley, at J H. Kershaw x Co.'S. Hugh Moncr ief X Bro. have jus received a fine and complete lot o school books, statioh4ry, etc.
 R. r. Cope has just received a large stock of the celebrated peb- ble glass spectacles.
 Be sure to examine the fine lot of Christmas Goods at Hugh Mon- crief & Bros. before you purch ase
 Large lot of all kinds of Christ. mas goods in dry goods and gro ceries arriving at Woodbery, Portis X Terry's.
 Elk Clerk Christopher, who has been very sick for ome time past we are glah to say, is able to be about.
 MT. T. M. Neel has purchased Mir. Steve Cantley's saw mill three miles south of town on the Ross- ton road.
 Raisins, prunes. figs, currents, jelly, mince meat, apple butteI nuts, &c., at J. H. Kershaw & Co. Wanted, by SH. l.. Moncrief Prescott, three or four hundred pounds of pice pork, will pay a fair price for it. f
 We presume the merchants will close their doors to-day, so as to allow the employees a much need ed holiday.
 Johnnie Arnold, Esq, of Wash ington, came up on the train Mon- day, and will spend Christmas with his father.
 Mrs. Judge Joiner, of Richmond, Little River county is visiting in Prescott the guest of Mrs. Dr.. Thommasson.
 Our jovial friends, Capt. Henry Hearne, Col. l. Mack and Lewis Pipkin of Glenville, calleed to see us Saturday.
 Miss Josie Rush left Saturday to spend the short school vacation, during the holidays, at home in Clark county.
 Everything you wantfn The way of Christmas Goods, at the very lowest cash prices, at Hugh Mon crief X Bros. drug stO.e. Call and see them soon.
 Cattle men of Texas are again making inroads hereabouts. A drove of near one hundred passed thrdt tsh town Tuesday. The subject of the flare to New Orleans and return is being eis- cussed f'y those who expect to vis- it the Worlds Exposition.
 The great Ethiopian Choragium Comedy company in 'e:s its glory will give an entertainment at Whites Hall Monday night.
 Come out Monday night to see the Musical Comeditec, 8s per fOrthed by George Phillipi, also the world renowned banjoist.
 Mess. Robt. Donald and W. l.. Cooke of Emmet called Saturday to swear us to the proof of phlica- ton of their homestead claims.
 Mir. McGimsey is still selling his famous soap at Arnold's Drug Store. If it is not good thing, why, then we are no judge of soap.
 Mislaid, a small straight.handled umbrella with name of J. w. Gard ner painted on inside. Finder will please return S3arfe to PICAyvNE office.
 All town accounts. without ex- ceptiOn, not settled by December 1st. will be placed in the hands of a lawyer for collection.
 Woodbery, co' tis & Terry.
 Miss Ida Cooley, who las been visiting at Three Creeks, Union county, returned home Saturday evening accompanied by her little niece.
 Francisco X Marshall, brick man ufacturers, dealers in Elme and Cement, and contractors; brick work speciality; all work gnaran- teed. First class brick for sale. *
 Mr. John w. Willinghant, form ally of this place, buta citizen now of Lewisvillc, Arkansas came in Monday and subscribed for the PIcAYUNE.
 Woodbery, Portis X Terry are selling clothing and goods at low. est possible cash pficos. Go to see them in time to make l good selec- tion.
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