Nevada County picayune., 1888-02-22

MI EuitoI ledst aiio" iiit Just a little space to thank the good ladies of the C. F. Church for beautiful Crazy quilt sent as Valentine. The surprise was complete.
 w. T. THURMAN.
 MT. A. W. Newton. Gurdon's big gest merchant, made an assignment last week. for the benefit of his cred itorS. Glad to hear he will be able to pay out and probably have some thing left. His many friends hope to soon see him on his feet again.
 When you come to market. don't forget to bring your corn to T. NJ. Meals mill. Prescott. Ark. Pm
 Carry all your country produce to Johnson X Generellv. for which you will get the highest market price
 Dried and Rolled Beef. at Hatley X Christopher's.
 Messrs. T. T. and ]. J. Sheppard. of Three Creeks, Union county. two clever. nice gentlemen. gave Us a pleasant call yesterday. They tell Us Tom McRae is solid" in good old Union. among all classes. includ- ing the Wheclers-they are good WheelerS.
 We have known Mir. McRae from his boyhood, and have frequently spoken of his industry and working habits. He is never idle. when not studying he is at work. and does not put off until tomorrow what he can do to-day. And his public duties are characterized by that system.- - Iexarkana Independent.
 Rev. W. A. Forbes. editor of the Arkansas Baptist. was here day or two last week. and preached an eN- cellent sermon at the Baptist church, Thursday night, before good con gregation. Eight years ago he was pastor of the church here. He is an earnest worker in the Masters vine yard. and makes q good editor.
 Boots.-A large lot on hand, for sale at cost, for cash.
 .JNo. F.. PoRTIs.
 Overcoats and blan>ets-a small number of each on hand for sale at cost. for cash.
 JNo. F. PuRTI>.
 Our kind friend. MT. I. B. Murrv. one of the best and most successful farmers and excellent citizens around Laneburg. gave Us an appreciated call Monday. and paid for his paper, and also copy to he sent his father in-law. MT. w. D. Rcgan, of Cherry Ridge. La.
 There are but few more clever. more polished. and more popular gentlemen. than Mir. W. F. Evans. His many friends will be glad to learn he has gone into business for himself, as a partner of MT. J. k. Hamilton. The firm is now IIamil- ton X Evans, strong team. We wish them much success. in their fancy and family grocery business.
 Only five weeks until the municipal election takes place. and nobody out yet for the different offices. Our terms are low. Who bids for the of- fees: If nobody else wants the Mayors place.. why we will take it, to he accommodating. and our "Devil'' says he thinks he could hold down the marshall < office, as it requires lit tie attention. Look out for our an- nounccments. CD
 Prescott Lumber Company want teams to haul lumber-.teady haul ing.
 J. P. Duilic. Hope, Arkansas, has just received a ear load of furniture and will sell it cheaper than ever be- fore.
 Seed potatoes in abundance at Hamilton X Evans.
 We will sell any and all winter goods, at bottom prices, to make room for our Spring stock.
 HATLEY X CHRISTOPHER.
 MT. B. E. Vaughn. the head of the big tobacco house of B. E. Waugh X Co.,, of Lynchburg. Na.. was in town last week, and we had the pleasure of meeting him. We found him to be most genial, clever gentleman. His house has big trade in Arkan- sas-iS represented by our fellow townsman. Mir, ]. T, Gossett. which accounts for 1t.
 Col. r. F.. Webber, one of our best friends at TeXarkana, has our thanks for kind expressions as to the great improvement and welfare of the PICAYrNE. The world does not contain bigger hearted. nicer, or more clever gentleman than Col. Webber, and it is no wonder he num- bcrs his friends by the thousands in Southwest Arkansas.
 I will sell school books, drugs, paints and patent