Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-27

 went to buy goods.
 Mir. T. F. Dickson, of Rosston, again orders the PICAYrSE to his ad- dress. The paper is q household necessity, and should be in every home in the county.
 Mir. l.. J. Miller, one of Boughton' s clever merchants, dropped in and setteld for his paper Wednesday. like every subscriber should do, who is in arrears. Thanks.
 NJ. P. Watts. Camden, Ark, has the incest and cheapest line of mems, boys and youths clothing in Southwest Arkansas. Go and see, examine and price. when in Camden. American watches in gold, gold filled, silver and cheaper cases, at reduced prices, for sale by G. II. Stinson, Camden, Ark.
 We make a speciality of LADIES' rARAsoLs-styles and prices we know will suit you. Send us your orders.
 BRY X BRO, CAMDEN, ARK. Call at Brown X Blakely's and see their nice line of samples spring and summer clothing. Suits to order, S20 to S35, and perfect fit guaran- teed.
 We are determined not to be undersold by anybody.
 CHEATHAM X WHITE. R. l.. Langford, tonsorial artist, respectfully solicits the patronage of the public. Satisfaction given in all work.
 Clerks and all who have no time for exercise or sport and pleasure of any kind, can secure an evenings pleasure and good exercise at the skating rink. Go and try it.
 Friendly subscriber, look at date printed with your name on paper, which shows to what time you have paid. and if in arrears, come up and help us out at once, please.
 Sunday. at II o'clock, the o. $. Presbyterians held the first service in their new church--preaching by
  the pastor, Rev. k. E. Morrow. The seats are not all completed, but will be this week.
 Mr:~A. II. Rogers and wife, of Willsville, were up the latter part of last week visiting relatives near here, the family of Mir. J. B. Lightfoot. He was in town Saturday and made us a pleasant call.
 Next Tuesday the municipal elec- tion takes place. All who want good town officers can consistently vote for Moses Winter, Robert Stevens, and the entire ticket they run on. Vote and work for them.
 While Camden and other places may be on big boom, Prescott is not going to be left very far behind. Three or four fine brick business houses will soon he in course of erec- tion here. Don't forget this.
 Can you beat it: BRi X BRO. CAMDEN, ARK. are offering FULL STANDARD COTTON PLAIDS, WARRANTED ROUND THREAD, at ONLY 1! CENTS per yard.
 When in Camden, and wish to pur- chase musical instruments of all kinds, strings, etc., call on me.
 G. II. STINsoN. An elegant and varied assortment of LADIES DRESS GOODS, all grades and styles, at lower prices than our com petitors offer, at the well known house of BRY & BRO.,
 CAMDEN, ARK. Have just returned from market, and l unhesitatingly assure the trade that secured the biggest bargains in clothing, shoes, and ladies' dress goods ever brought to Camden. Come and see. NJ. P. WATTS. Ross & Madden represent the very best Fire, Life and Accident lnsur- ance companies. Let them write your insurahce.
 l have just received new lot of Missouri mules and horses, which l am selling out rapidly. Call snd see them; prices the lowest.
 J. T. BROOKS. Gas Easter is still in the ring, and ready to supply his customers with the best fresh meats, fish, etc. Come and see me.
 Ladies as we'll as gentlemen invited to come out to the skating rink every evening. C. B. AMBLER,
 Manager. Messrs. J. H. Haynes, James Jamison and Floyd Porterlield, of Hope, were up Friday evening, talk ing in the skating rink. We learn there is considerable attraction up