Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-27

The editor spent a few hours very pleasantly at Hope Wednesday. We learned that our genial and clever friend, Dr. w. N. Hereford, is out again as candidate for reelection as Mayor He makes a good officer. and we hope will be elected
 We are requested to announce that Ouachita Presbytery will convene in the Presbyterian church at this place on April 4th, at 7:30 o'clock. p. m., the opening sermon to be preached by Rev. J. C. Williams, of Arkadel- phia, the retiring moderator.
 Corn planting is still going on, and right here we heartily concur in the sentiment of a correspondent else where, that it will be far better to put in more corn and less cotton. The farmer who lives at home is the one who thrives-all know thls to be true.
 A part of Thursday, Friday and Saturday we spent pleasantly at Camden. MT. NJ. T. Watts and Capt. J. T. Darby, formerly citizens of this county. are now merchandise ing there. In another place we give an account of our trip. Camden is on big boom.
 Ladies shoes from 90 cents up. Mems shoes from 75 cents up. Low est prices in Prescott on all kinds of goods. BROWN X BLAKELY.
 NJ. P. Watts, at Camden. is just receiving an immense stock of gen. eral dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes, hats, etc.. packing his large house from floor to ceiling. and invites his old friends in Nevada county, and everybody else, to call and see what bargains he can give them.
 x MONEY SAVED. by sending us your orders for anything you want in the line of OvERsHIRTs. We carry the largest stock and greatest variety of these goods in this section, and a glance at them will convince you that our prices are the lowest. Send us your orders. BRY X BRO.,
 CAMDEN, ARK.
 When von come to Camden. don't forget to call and see me, for l can save you money in the purchase of q bill of goods. My assortment and stock is complete-dry goods, cloth ing. ladies dress goods. shoes, hats, groceries, etc., as low as St. Louis. l l will sell at wholesale as well as re- tail. NJ. P. WATTS,
 Camden. Ark.
 Messrs. J. B. Seals and K. L. Donald, two of Emmet's clever citi- zens, were up Saturday. They have q complete set of tools, and new well-boring machine, and propose to take contracts for sinking wells. See their neat adv. in another place in this paper.
 The Tom Allen High School house caught on fire from the llue Monday, and created some excitement for q short time, but the fire was quickly extingushed. Too much care can not be taken to prevent fires, and every fue in the building should be inspected often.
 We have due us on subscriptions something like $500 or Sl,000, in individual sums of from S1.50 to SC %, and most of it on good, solid men. We owe small sum of borrowed money, winch should be paid now. This is the truth, plainly spoken, and we insist that our sub scribers pay up. Hope our friends will not let this small debt trouble us long. Think and act, please.
 Why pay high prices for MEN's. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES, when you can send to BRY X BRo.. CAM DEN, ARK, and get anything you want in that line at lower prices than ever before known. We carry all grades of fine and cheap boots and shoes, in hand sewed, machine sewed, begged or standard screwed. Send us your orders, stating as nearly as possible just what you want and we will please you. BRY X BRO.
 CAMDEN, ARK.
 We have just opened out in the McIntire building, West Main St., q complete and new sstock of dry goods, notions, shoes, hats, grocer ies, etc. Can guarantee prices as low as any. Come and see us.
 BROWN X BLAKELY.
 For the benefit of suffering human ity have consented to act as agent for Radam's Microbe Killer. As everybody in Prescott knows, it saved my life, after the doctors had given me up to die-cured me of a terrible lung trouble in two months time. It will cure consumption, if not too far advanced, catarrh, fever, liver and kidney troubles, and many other