Nevada County picayune., 1886-01-28

Oanucu SOOuS Ol dll kiuuS dt VI. w. CRosNoE's. Go to w. R. Jernigan for your sugar and coffee.
 Go to J. J. Gaston's to get kiln dried English peas.
 Mrs. Clarence McGill is visiting relatives at Camden.
 Fresh fish at Allsopp's meat ev- cry Tuesday and Friday.
 Some cotton coming in, though roads are almost impossible.
 Ed. Hood spent the most of last week in Ouachita County.
 MT. Brad Mtlhollan visited Bierne yesterday, Wednesday.
 A large member of drummers have been stopping here lately.
 Cottonseed meal for your stock.
 HATLEY & CHRISTOPHER.
 
 Prof. J. w. Conger, visited friends at Hope Friday evening.
 Highest market brice paid for cotton and all kinds of country pro- duce.
 Cheapest and best grades of -four, low down, at Mulhollan, Rus sell & Co.'s.
 The choicest of pure candies of every kind, at lowest prices, at Goo. w. Crosnoe's ice house.
 No house in town has cheaper or nobbier clothing than Mulhol- Ian, Russell & Co. Try them.
 MT. c. P. Policeman returned the first of the Week, from visit to his father in Ouachita County.
 We want few bushels of good yam potatoes.
 HATLEY & CHRISTOPHER. .!r out of sorts with headache, stomach disorder, torpid liver, pain In back or sldc, con stipation, etc neglect may be fatal. One d"te of berong's 0anativo Pills will give r-lief. AfeW dose. restore to new health and vigor.
 Mir. NJ. B. Reese of CarrolltOn, Ga., arrived here Saturday morn- ing, and is stopping with friends.
 The PIcAyUNE job office will du- plicate prices of St. Louis and Lit tie Rock in all kinds of job work.
 Mir. N. T. Richmond left Tues day afternoon, to attend the lum- bermens' con, ention at TcSarka- na.
 The Daily Missouri Republican, one of the best papers in this coun- try, can be had by applying to Mill ner & Milburn.
 Mir. Wiley Hatley sold lOa bush .l. of the famous Allen seed cot ton. to Mir McSutt of Arkadel- phia, the other day.
 Guinu's Pioneer 'slOcd Remover ia the "Boys" medicine for all diseases of the Blood. For sale by Miner X Milburn.
 Very little lumber is being ship ped from hers now. The roads are so bad that wagons can not haul it to the railroad.
 Mir. John w. Gaines and wife returned from New Boston, Texas, Monday evehing, whert they had been visiting relatives.
 Dr. McSwain, one of Emmets most clever citizens and mer. chants, was in town Tuesday. He gave us e pleasant call.
 Uncle Moses Winter is back from Dakota on 9 visit. He says the mercury frolicks near zero, and 40 degrees below, there.
 We learn that Mrs G II Jones of Little Rock, has moved back to Prescott, and will occupy her res idence near the Methodist church.
 Next Sabbath at II o'clock a union communion service will be held at the Methodist church, the c. r. church uniting in the servl- ces.
 Tomatoes, Corn, Beans. Crack ed Wheat, Bird Food, Tea and the best of Sugar House MOlasses at White x Whites in the post'ofnce building.
 White & White, in the post'oflice building, have just received a stock of fresh fancy and family gro roceries, which they propose selling at very low cnsh prices.
 The loud vail and lament of a "lady of color" whose mother left on the the train this, "Wednesday morning, created no little mlrih among tie bystanders.
 MT. Alex Vaughn visited rela-