Nevada County picayune., 1889-02-27
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Clean up.
 Vacc te.
 Small pox at Texarkana.
 MT. /. T. Grayson is on the sick list.
 Dr. J. l.. Gillespie, of Emmet, was up Saturday.
 Tomorrow is the last day of the winter months.
 Judge Geo. P. Smoote went up to the "City of Roses Monday.
 Mir. J. NJ. Denman made q busi- ness trip to Nashville last week.
 Cheatham & White will sell you groceries as cheap as anybody.
 Attorney-General Atkinson re- turned to Little Rock Thursday.
 Mr. Andrew Ritz. of Benton, wis., tied his son at Boughton last week. A good horse for sale.
 JNO. II. ARNOLD.
 Buy your sugar, coffee and molas- ses of Cheatham X White.
 Go to Cheatham & White for your seed potatoes and onion sets. The highest market prices paid for all country produce at Cheatham X Whites
 I have d new kiln of brick just burned. Soft or hard brick to order.
 J. w. MARSHALL.
 Deputy Clerk o. R. Daniell sends the Pic. to Mir. F. II. Alsobrook, at Waldo.
 MT. Walter Caught visited his uncle, Mir. John Dennis. at Nashville last week.
 Saturday was cold-it seemed like the tail end of Dakota blizzard struck us. / Col. C. c. Hamby acted as special judge one or two days last week, in Clark circuit court.
 MT. w. II. Terry, our clever ana enterprising banker. Is on a busl. ness trip to St. Louis.
 Considerable work done in gardens about town last week-quite a num- Der planted Irish potatoes.
 Messrs Casey X Co.,. of Hope, have opened q skating rink and shooting gallery on West Front street.
 E. F. Amonett, J. F., now has his office in the bacl, part of the Foster & Logan Hardware Co.'S. store.
 Mrs. Anna Kirkland has neat. plain sign, painted by herself, in front of her new millinery store.
 Go to Cheatham & Whites for all kinds of groceries,
 Another lot Texas Rust Proof Oats. BROOKS, BLAKE X Co. Call and see that nice new millin- cry goods and notions, just being opened by Mrs. N. J. Bryan.
 Cheatham X White deliver goods to any part of the city free of charge.
 l have q number of horses and mares to sell for cash or on time, or will trade them,
 ALFRED ABURRow,
 l can fill orders for brick on short notice in any quantity, Have just burned a new kiln.
 J. w. MARSHALL. And the Japanese medicine con cern has gone-like the historical Arab-silcntly folded its tent and stolen away.
 Mir. Will II. Law, our clever and enterprising Emmet correspondent, was up Saturday, and made us a pleasant call.
 The municipal election to occur in April, is beginning to be discussed. Let us center on good solid men and then elect them.
 Our merchants are selling lots of goods now; farmers are laying in their supplies early so as not to in- terfere with work after Q while.
 Mir. Wm. Moseley, representing the State Summer Normal School at Mt. Nebo, will lecture on educational interests, here, on March 9th. .Mr. John Barr, of Willisyille, a good solid farmer, and one of the PICAYuNE's best friends, was up Sat urday and renewed his subscription, Thanks.
 Mir. c. N. Vestal and wife, of Bodcaw, came up Monday to visit relatives near here, Mrs. V's. mother, Mrs. J. A. Baird, Is lying very sick.