Nevada County picayune., 1886-09-08

Texas ponies, should write to or call on J J and B F Mcclure, of Glenville.
 Our kind friend, W T Almond, of Honeaville. has our thanks for some very fine specimens of na- tive grapes laid upon our table last week.
 The election passed off very quietly here Monday, there being no disturbance of any kind. This reflects much credit upon our law abiding citizens.
 Don't pass the firm of J. M. Price X Bro, ol Boughton, Ark, for your dry goods, as they will positively sell them at cost for the next thirty days.
 Mrs W R Marh ham, wife of our clever railroad agent, has been visiting relatives at Knoble, Mr NJ went up the road Saturday to accompany her home.
 Jas. l.. White and Sid Wood of Hope make a strong team ill the hardware business. They deal fairly and squarely, and sell to all alike at lowest prices.
 Seven Springs Mass cures diar- rhPa, bilious collie. colera infantum and all Arrangements of the stom- ach, liver, kidneys and bowels. Price 90 cents and S1.00.
 Messrs. F. P. Harris and Alfred Smith gave us a call Monday, and contributed to our missionary box" MT. Harris, that day brought in his first bale of cotton.
 War may be declared against Mexico, but this will not affect prices of furniture at the popular house of J. p, Dufiie, Hope, Ark. Everything sold at rock bottom.
 Parties in the lower part of the county who go to Hope to trade, should not fail to go to White & Wood for anything in the hardware line. Everything sold low down
 Go to l. Harris & Co. and get your clothing made iC order; fit guaranteed or no sale, and prices duplicated 10 per cent less than anyone ordering your clothes be- fore.
 Woodbery X Portis' entire stock of clothing is iailor-made, and ev- cry suit guaranteed.
 MT NJ T Hancock, tLe blow man, and Miss Nina Little, the latter of Hope, were married here at the Winter House Tuesday night of last week. It was a runaway match.
 The colored braves fought no- bly" here Monday, but as usual enough of their Greenback friends "went back on them," to defeat their candidate for Justice of the Peace.
 MT. Jno. E. Portis and wife left this morning for St. Louis, to take in the Exposition. Mir. ?. also goes.to lay in the fall and winter goods for popular firm of Wood bery & Portis.
 Texas and Mexico may get into a war on triflts, but J. NJ. Denman X Bro, defy competition, and will continue to sell hardware as cheap as any house in Southwest Arkan- sas. Try them.
 The fall trade will open in a few weeks and Ben Waller says he wants all of his credit customers, cash trade, as we'll as others. Those he has befriended should remember him.
 If you want a pair of spectacles that will make you see like you could when a youngster, call on W II Daniel, the Watchmaker and Jeweler, across the railroad, oppo site the postollice.
 If your Watch, Clock or Jewel ny needs rapair, you will find Dan iel. the old Watch Maker and Jew eler, in the Arnold Drug Store, across the railroad, directly oppo site the post office.
 Mr Ira r Rudolph has opened | hardware store at Philadelphia We are sorry to lose him from bus mess circles here, hut wish hlm success in his new enterprise, Hif family will remain here.
 We are pleased to learn that Ml F. NJ. Smyth has secured a lu crative situation as conductor or the St. Louis x Texas railroad He will leave next week to take charge of a regular train. | E,l NT,,lIo +,y Wa1nut hoH