Nevada County picayune., 1886-09-15

The Democrats got showed m der in the late election. but J. NJ Denman X Bro., are selling lots o the celebrated Stakeholder wagons the best manufactured. Go ant see them.
 Texas and Mexico may get into a war on tritirs, but J. NJ. Denmar x Bro. defy competition, and vii continue to sell hardware as cheal as any house in Southwest Arkan sas. Try them.
 Capt. J. T. Darby of Camden is here this week, visiting relatives and friends. He has just returned from the session of the Grand Lodge of K of H that met at Little Rock last week.
 The fall trade will open in 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.
 Having sold my farm, I will sell cheap for cash, very fine 1000 lb Durham bull or will exchange for corn, oats or a horse.
 J. T. BROOKS. Sept. Is, 1886.
 If you want pair of spectacles that will make you see like you could when youngster, call on w H Daniel, the Matchmaker and Jeweler, across the railroad, oppo. site the postoffice.
 George Phillips invites his friends from Albany township, and especially the ladies, to ?i,e him a trial at the big hOnse of Hatley X Christopher. Goods and prices to suit everybody.
 If your Watch, Clock or Jewel- ry 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. w. s. DeBaun is back again visiting his family. He will return in few days to work on the mar row gauge. His many friends will regret to learn he comtemplates moving away from Prescott.
 Call for Seven Springs Mass. Do not be deoleved by Bedford Iron Alum Mass. Seveu Springs Mass is far superior mineral water remedy. For sale by Hugh Mon crief X Bro., and Milner X Milburn
 Prescott keeps on booming new store has opened, Mr. F. Ware, in the house formerly used by Mullhollan, Russell X Co.,, just above HintOn's drug store. NJ tss Fife Reed is clerking for him.
 People love to trade where they can get the best quality of goods cheapest. w. E Waller proposes to keep abreast the times in this respect, Try him on boots and shoes, hats, caps. and dry goods generally.
 Mir, II. $. Arnold and Prof. s. T. Boyd completed the school emu meration for the coming sholas tic year on Friday the 10th. We learn from then that the number of chil- dren enumerated is. Whites, 403; ColOred. 325.
 Mr. R. c. Alsobrook, formerly of DeAnne but now of Emmet, gave us pleasant call Monday. He is running a fine gin, and will put the ileecy staple into mer- chantable order for his neighbors cheap. Try him.
 Miss Fannie HOughton, q full graduate of the Conway Institute. Memphis, Tenn, arrived last week and took charge of the primary grades in our iue school which is moving on smoothly, with < very gQod attendance,
 Quite number of our enterprise ing merchants are in St. Louis, purchasing fall and winter goods, to wit: w. B. Waller, Pat Cassidy, J. NJ. Denman. E. $. Carson and A. A. Generelly. Look out for big ads on their return.
 THE ELECTION:-Since the elec- ton we are prepared to offer a full line of dry goods to the public cheaper than was ever sold here before. Gall and see us, next door to Hinton's drug store.
 J SEPH POWELL.
 A letter received by us from Mr. w. R. Bartlett, invites Prescott to the big fair that hegins at Nash vile, tomorrow. We thank him for d kind invitation to be pres ent, and regret circumstances are