Nevada County picayune., 1889-05-15

our Sancluln call.
 Miss Laura Thomas, one of Arka- delphia's lovely daughters, returned home Monday, after visiting Miss Mamie Furguson. We are requested to say that Prof. A. J. Sutliff will deliver a temper ance lecture at the Christian church next Sunday night.
 'Love Beckons." Stcka bottle of Cheat hams Chill Tonic in your pocket and push ahead. success will attend you. Cure gnar- anteed For sale by J 0 Howell.
 All watches left with me for re- pairs will be promptly attended to by first-class worllmen.
 C.. II. SrINsoN, Camden.
 Call at Mrs. J. k. Harrell's and l see her new stock of ladies goods, spring hats, etc., etc.-prices very low.
 Our line of ladles'. gents and chlldren's shoes is complete and new. Our prices defy competition.
 BRowN X BLAKEIY.
 k. l.. Langford, tonsoral artist, respectfully solicits the patronage of the public Satisfaction given i'll all work
 American watches in gold, gold filled, silver and cheaper cases, at reduced prices, for sale by C. II. Stinson, Camden, Ark.
 We learn that the spring term of the Nevada Circuit Court will close this week. Not so many people in attendance as usual.
 Col. A. B. Williams, of Washing ington. and Hon. Paul Jones. of Texarkana, are among the attorneys in attendance upon court.
 Misses Kate Jamison and Sallie Levins and Messrs. Johnnie Haynes Floyd Porteriield, of Hope, were up Sunday, visiting friends here.
 When you go to Hope, buy your dry goods at Haynes, Wood X Cos. who sell cheaper than any house in southwest Arkansas.
 If you need any clothing don't fail to see Brown X Blakcley'S sam pies of tailormade goods. Suits to order, SlO.00 and up.
 l keep first-class teams, and my rates are very low-new buggies and new harncss-a lirst-class livery sta ble. Call and try me.
 JOHN SHRIEyES.
 The Grand Jury adjourned Friday, after five days work, returning to the court but eleven true bills. A splendid recommendation for our county.
 But for railroad and other cases brought here on change of venue from other counties, one week would have been sufficient for this session of court.
 We return thanks to our father, who did the principal writing for the paper in our absence; also to McssrS Jno. r, Aaron and Charlie Shankle for assisting him.
 Mir. G. $. Loe, a clever and popu- lar young man living near Laneburg, called in and had his name added to our long list of subscribers at that place, last Saturday. The schedule on the Iron Noun tain train was again changed Sunday before last-sCe same as corrected elsewhere. Ii changes of late about as often as the moon.
 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.
 To friends and patrons:-l thank you one and all for your favors. Continue to come and see me at my confectionery and ice-cream parlor.
 WILL BELzNER.
 l keep a supply of nice, fresh meats at my market and can supply the trade. Call and see me.
 C. A. EASTER.
 Call at Brown X Blakely's and sec their nice line of samples spring and summer clothing. Suits to order, S2O to S35, and q perfect fit guaran- tced.
 Our Correspondence department is unusually full and interesting this week. It will be found on opposite page. These writers do well their part, and we are proud of them. r We give our readers a large quan- tity of good reading matter this week--our columns are crowded, and yet some local matter has to be omitted and correspondence cut | down.
 The following subscribers, called last week and settled for their sub scriptions: Dr. A. J. Davis, Honea- .ul I fH Hnchar RoSStOn and