Nevada County picayune., 1889-05-01


 James Benson, at Boughton, spent several days in Prescott, last week visiting friends. She is very pretty and intelligent, and several of our young men are 'smitten.'
 Mir. w. G. Lewis, of Hope, has been painting some artistic signs for some of our merchants, among the most neat and handsome of which are those of J. T. Brooks X Co.,, Brown X Blakely and Cheatham X White. He is skilled workman with the brush.
 SHOES. SHoEs.. SHOES Si!! When you want Shoes go to W. F. Arm strong & Co.,, they have the cheapest and most complete stock ever brought to Prescott. They are the sole agents for the Clark Shoe Cos. goods-the best on earth.
 Uncle Haley kershaw will give each purchaser of p cts. worth of goods at his store chance to win a handsome prize-offers six valuable gifts. Notice his adv. giving plan and prizes to be given away, in an other column, and go and see him.
 Capt. W. R. White, accompanied by his brother, Fletcher. left Thurs day to visit relatives at Tuscumbia, Ala. the home of their bovhood days. It has been about twenty years since they were there before. We wish them q happy, joyous time,
 Public examination of the different grades of our high school is going on this week. The fifth and sixth are the program for to-day, the eighth and ninth tomorrow, and the seventh grade on Friday. The commence ment exercises take place tomorrow night.
 When you 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. I will sell at wholesale as well as re- tail. M. r. WATTS.
 Camden, Ark.
 Mir. Adam Frederick, who has been in Southern Texas for some time for his health, came home Friday. We are sorry to see him Tn such critical condition. and he made all his friends sad to hear hlm say he came home to die. Trust his illness will not prove so bad, and that he will yet recover.
 Dr. Wm. H. Thompson. of the University of the City of New York, says: The symptoms of diseased kidneys will first appear in the ex- tremely different organs of the body" Treat the kidneys and not the effects of kidney disease, by using Warmers Safe Cure.
 For ladies dress goods, latest styles, such as French satteens, new Henrietta goods, challic goods, melange, etc., at special bargains, try Haynes, Wood X Co.,, Hope, Ark.
 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, you wish a iirst-class shoe, call on or send to BRY & BRO., CAMDEN, ARK, and you will find them. Stylish, com fortable, durable and lowest prices sold.
 Call and examine our stock of mil linery notions and dress goods direct from Eastern markets, and will sell cheaper than the cheapest.
 MRS. A. F.. SHANKLE.
 From the invitations sent out from the Tom Allen High School, we see that the following graduations will >take place the at close of the session, Nis week: Misses Sula Brown, Lil- liAn Hayes, Lizzie Hale, Matte Ar nAd, Iona DeBaun, and MT. G. F. Clkrk.
 On Tuesday evening, May 7th, the citizens of Prescott will be given a rare treat at the concert gwen by Miss Owen. Misses Loyless and Lumpkin, of Ouachita College, and Miss Hamlin, of Hope, will lend their culture and talent to the enter tainment, which will close with the beautiful operetta, "Maude Irving v
 We trust our subscribers who are in arrears and live at distance in the country, will not forget us when they come up to court in May. The editor may be absent at the annual meeting of the Press Association, but the office boys, or our father, will wait on you courteously so don't forget us, but pay up while here at court, please.
 Those of our citizens who were not present at the examination of the first grade of our public school Mon- day missed quite pleasure. Miss Matte Owen, with her sixty bright faced little pupils, held the interested attention of the visitors through all the exercises. The children were certainly well trained and every movement showed the perfect sym pathy existing between teacher and pupil.
 A few weeks ago, just after the