Nevada County picayune., 1889-05-22
Miss Cora Hamlin. q most accom-

Hope, NaS Nlalilng uleHuS neFt ttlt past week.
 The editor has been quite sick tn, past week, with neuralgia or SUI pain, but glad to say "Richard i, himself again" " or nearly so.
 The very bad condition of Pres cott's sidewalks is shame to the town. Let the city fathers see thai the many bad places are repaired al once.
 MT. w. B. Garrett. of Laneburg brought in a wagon load of new Irisl potatoes to sell Friday. FrienC Will is a progressive and successful farmer.
 John Hallum, Esq, of Lonoke. will deliver q free lecture on thC 'Early History of Arkansas at the court house in Prescott, Tuesday night, June 4th, 1889.
 The entire stock of Straw hats al BuowN & BLAKELY's is going al prime cost, in order to close then out before they become unseasona' ble.
 Cypress s h in 2 Q furnished promptly and at lowest cash prices, 2t. STARRETT X MCDoNNELL.
 C. II. Stinson. Camden, Ark. keeps silverware and table cutlery Will sell at lowest prices.
 The first car load of lee just re- ceived at B. l.. Harwood's, and he will supply the trade.
 Glove Beckons." Stick bottle of Cheat, hams Chill Tonic in your pocket and puSl ahead, success will attend you. Cure gnar anteed. For sale by J 0 Howell.
 Call at Mrs. j.. k. Harrell's and see her new stock of ladies goods. spring hats, etc., etc.-prices very low.
 The Christian Sunday School ane church gave a moonlight picnic al the residence of MT. Isaac Moore Thursday night. We learn 1t wa; an enjoyable occasion.
 Mir. J. G. Ritz and Miss Stella Benson, and MT. w. W. Mays ano Miss Ida Newton, of BOughton attended services at the Methodist church here sunday evening.
 Rev. W. T. Thurman left last week to attend the General Presby- tery of the C. P. church at Kansa: City, Mo. No preaching at his church Sunday, as he was away.
 Another change in railroad sched- ule-see table above. The tive cannon balls have been discontinued and all passenger trains run through to or from St. Louis, and carry mail.
 We learn there is considerable complaint about the heavy expense the county was put to, to build 8 long bridge at Boughton, over small stream-a road but little used, too.
 We have reduced prices on our Dress Goods twenty per cent below our regular prices, Don't tall tc call and receive the advantages oi this remarkable cut.
 BROwN X BLAKELY.
 Mrs. Kirkland leads the process sion in stylish millinery. Call ano see her, next door above the bank.
 Two great enemies-llood's s Sarsa' parilla and impure blood. The latter is utterly defeated by the peculiar medicine.
 Thankful to the public for past favors. | solicit your continued pat rouage at my meat market,
 C. A. EASTER.
 k. l.. Langford, tonsorial artist respectfully solicits the patronage o. the public. Satisfaction given in all work.
 American watches in gold, gold filled, silver and cheaper cases, al reduced prlces, for sale by G. II Stinson, Camden, Ark.
 | keep first-class teams, and my rates are very low-ncw buggies anc new harness-a first-class livery sta ble. Call and try me.
 JOIN SHuEvEs.
 In the school election Saturday Messrs. w. J. Blake and Alex Vaughn were elected school directors There were 232 votes polled and but two voted against a five mills schoo tax.
 Grandson Payne, colored, oi Caney, is now one of our subscribers having given us his name while here attending court as a juror. He owns his own farm, and is doing well, wl learn.
 Prof. NJ. A. Stone, President oi the Little Rock Commercial College was in town in its interest Thursday Several of our young men speak O. taking business course at thl' splendid school.
 The school election passed of