Nevada County picayune., 1888-04-18

''' "'N -'IiiS tV tull lpl ol- lice. Speak out, ye that can an swer.
 MT. l. P. Fyfcc, one of Emmct's most energetic and estimable young men, sends Us the money and says he wants the "Pro." She goes.
 Farmers are busy planting cotton, and that planted now will be apt to make well. as the annual August drouth will not hurt it much.
 We want some corn in the ear and lot of fodder. Will some subscri- Der supply us, right away-will pay highest market price for same.
 MT. /. T. Grayson visited his Ouachita farm the other day. He says the Wheelcrs down there are solid for Tom McRac as against D. E. Barker.
 German millet-a large lot of the pure article for sale by Jno. E. Por- tis.
 Pure Kentucky. apple cider, the best made, at j. ]. McGraw's
 l want ten head. three or four years old steers, to fatten.
 W. X. MoNcRIEf.
 We want 100000 chickens for which highest market price will be paid.
 JOHNSON & GENERELLY.
 Ladies muslin robes with embroid- cry ts match, at Brooks, Blake X Co.'S.
 Lawns from 4c to 12 1-2c at w. F, Armstrong & Co.'S. Call and see.
 The "Prc., as the Dispatch slur- ringly calls this paper, seems to be in great demand We are adding dozens of good men to the list every week.
 MT. J. M, Chamblss. an old and esteemed subscriber. writes to send his paper to Reeder, Ark. He is saw milling, and doing a good busi- ness. we learn.
 MT. T. J. Adams and wife, of near Emmet. were up trading Thurs day. MT. A. gave Us an apprecat- ed call. He is successful farmer and good citizen.
 Our tow line is out, but don't grab the candidates very fast-only one for county, so far. Come out, now and tell the people what you want, ye candidates.
 Large stock of ladies slippers, lawns, white goods, ginghams, etc. at Armstrongs, at prices lower than ever before.
 A new lot of Mems. Ladies and Children Shoes just received and will be sold at very low prices.
 HATLEY X CHRISTOPHER.
 J, P. Duilie, Hope, Arkansas, has just received a ear load of furniture. and will sell it cheaper than ever be- fore.
 THE NEW MILLINERY STORE.
 We are receiving new goods every week. Don't forget to call on Ste vcns X llarrcll for millinery. dress making and notions. No trouble to show goods.
 Keep cool by buying a fancy checked, striped ar Persian seer sucker coat and vest-in great uarie- ty anl prices that will surprise you- at Brooks, Blake N Cos.
 When at Little Rock stop al the Oak Leaf Hotel. Good accomoda- tions at low rates. Place. Markham and Scott streets.
 T. II. BA>S. Propr.
 Farmer friends, we advise you to closely sean our advertising columns, both local and displayed advs. and then go, see and trade with those merchants who use printers ink in seeking your trade. It will pay you to do so.
 We noticed in the daily Gazette last week, an account of the sad death of little Edna. the two year old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Jno. II. Martin, of Little Rock. They have our sympathy in their sad be- reavcmcnt.
 Marshal Grayson attended the Re- publican convention, Gas a delcgatc) at Hope Thursday. C. E. Mitchell and J. w. Chandler, were elected delegates to the National convention at Chicago, from the 3rd congress- ional district.
 Capt, ]. A. r. Bingham, of Sa- line county, is now canvassing in this county, for the celebrated Good wvn washer. He will call upon our citizens and exhibit this valuable washer, which is a great labor saver, and will take orders for it, when de- sired.
 Bring your eggs, hides etc, to