Nevada County picayune., 1886-09-29

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 1 Cheapest and best dress goods at
 Mss E. M. THOMASSON's.
 Irish and sweet potatoes, cab bage and onions kept by Jernigan.
 Capt B. w. Bourlaud, of Bour. lands Store, was in town Thurs day
 Blankets of all grades can be bought at half price, at J ' Brooks, agent,
 Pennmanship costs only @1.5O for two weeks, under Prof. Quinn at Prescott.
 If you are in need of goods of any kind, wait till you see Hatley & Christopher.
 If you want goods cheap and d large stock to select from, call on W0odbery $ Portis. /
 MT. Bell who has been running MT. McIntyro's harness shop, left yesterday for Missouri.
 Wall paper of every descrip- ton, at lowest prices, always to be found at HowelPs drug store. Messrs Bill and bio Lewis and Mrs DIo Lewis and Miss Nettle Ansley visited Hope Sunday. ]. NJ Price X Bro, at Boughton, will sell dry goods at cost, for the cash, the next thirty days, Sept. l 1886.
 Don't forget the P1cAYUNE. when you want job work. We do do all kinds of work neatly and cheaply.
 The earthquake has shaken Charleston, and so are Hatley X Christopher leading in low prices Ill Prescott.
 County and Probate Court opens next Monday. It will be Judge Hae's last term, He has made us a faithful, efficient officer.
 Mrs. Allen Francisco, wife of Mr. A. Francisco one of our best citizeus and farmers. is visiting relatives at Jackson, Nebraska.
 The new "Pilotn stove at J. NJ. Denman x Bro.'s still leads the van. It is the best and cheapest cooking stove manufactured.
 The Circus is coming and large preparations have been made Co wait on the customers when they call on WoODBERY X PoRTIs.
 Stainton X McSwain, Emmet, have just secured the incest cheap est freshest and prettiest lot of clothing ever brought to this mar ket.
 Prof. Quinn will commence a class in bookkeeping, pennman- ship aud steuography, Monday, Oct. 1. Classes reclting from q m to l a m.
 We learn that MeSsrs Mcintyre x Webb will open saloon at Tex arkana on Jan lst, as the law for bids the granting of license in this county next year.
 Miss Florence Hays, now teach ing in the public schools of Hope, came up Saturday and remained over until Sunday afternoon, with her parents here.
 All parties indebted to J T Brooks. agent, are requested to settle their acrouuts as rapidly ss their cotton Is ready for market. He Is settling up the business.
 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 betrlended should remember him.
 Our clever young friend, John. nie Ferguson, went to Paris, Tex, d few weeks ago, to buy cotton, but we are glad to see him back, and learn he will buy the staple here this season.
 MI. Moses Brock, one of Pike couuty's best citizens and success, tul farmers, is now clerking for the popular house of Woodbery x Por- lis, where he will be glad to meet all his old friends.
 WANTED. -Everyhody to know that we have bought our goods at the lowest market price and can not be undcrSold.
 STANTON & MCSwAIN.
 Emmet, Ark.
 COTTON WANTED.-We will buy your cotton, and will pay the high es, market price for same. Will also sell you your dry-gOods and groceries as cheap as any house in Prescott.
 WHITE X WHITE.