Nevada County picayune., 1886-11-24
Miss B. M. Tho1nasson,
 PRESCOTT, ARK. FAIR DEALING IS MY MOTTO.
SEE HERE, FRIENDS!

Many of our subscrl- bers are behind from one to three years. Friends, we again tender you a hearty invitation to call and settle; especially, you who have been reading the paper so long without paying anything.
 MT. W. A. McDougald, of Col umbus, Ga.. who owns such vast quantity of land in Nevada and contiguous counties, has been in town the past week, looking after hls interests.
 Sheriff Powell may get left, but J erome P. Dutfie, the furn iture store man of Hope, will let the people rest easy on good peas, chars. sofas. etc, at lowest cash prices, if they will apply soon.
 Mrs. J. A. Morgan, died at her home near Mt. Holly, Ark, on Monday of last week She was a a sister of Messrs. G. w. and J. E. Lagrone of this place. Our sympa' thies go out to them.
 Don't forget that keep the best and cheapest wall paper, window shades, picture frames, brackets, etc. to be found South of St. Louis.
 J. P. DUFFIE, Hope, Ark.
 Our subscription list keeps on growing. Keep coming, friends, plenty of room-eyery man in the county should take the PIcAYUNE and keep posted, as to what is go- ing on in the county, especially, as we'll as for general news.
 All kinds of millinery, dress goods, notions, etc, low down Come and see me.
 Miss F.. NJ. THoMAssoN.
 1 am instructed to require imme- diate settlement of all accounts on the old book of Mulhollan, Russell X Co.,, also all debts made since l took charge of the stock. Save cost by settling at once.
 J. T. BROOKS,
 Agent.
 The "Kay Combination,' played "Osceolar here Monday night. There are thirteen in the compa- ny, aud the acting is very good; that of Mir. Kay being very fair. Last night the play of "Gyp' was rendered in our Opera House.
 OYSTERS! Fine, fresh, cheap oysters always to be found at Beaury Har- woods.
 People who 20 tod. T. Brooks .igt., for special bargains, always. go away satisfied; He has posi- tive instructions to sell off the en tire stock, regardless of cost. Many of the articles in dry goods are going at from 9 to 90 per cent less than cost. Try him at once and be convinced.
 The many friends of MT. R. S. White, tor "Pink" as he is better known by) will be glad to learn he is getting along finely in St. Louis. He is still with Goodbar, White X Co.,, of that city. He is a fine bus. mess man.
 My liver was so fearfully disord- cred and I felt so feeble and Ian euid that I scarcely took interest in auyting. Tried all the so-called remedies without relief until used Parker's Tonic, which effected a permanent cnrei--David Bash, Little Rock, Ark.
 BRAN.---NOW is the time to buy your winter supply of bran as it will advance before long. We will sell it cheap now.
 Woodbery & Portis.
 Seven Springs Iron Alum Mass cures diarrh9a, bilious collc, cholera infantum, and all dlsor- dera of the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels. For sale by Hagh Moncrief x Bro, and Milner & Milburn.
 Only five more weeks and two days until Christmas, and we get out only four more issues cf the PIcAYuNE this year besides this. Look out, merchants, you are los ing a good big trade by not adver' tising in this paper.
 LAST NoTIcB.- go to Mag. nolia Dec. 1st., will postlr ely do no work after that date; cloudy weather as good as sunshine.
 w. D. JACKSON,
 Photographer.