Nevada County picayune., 1889-04-10

filled, silver and cheaper cases, at reduced prices, for sale by C.. II. Stinson. Camden. Ark.
 BRY X BRO, CAMDEN. ARK, arc leaders in latest styles and lowest prices of neckwarc.
 Call at Brown X Blakcly's and see their nice line of samples spring and summer clothing. Suits to order, $20 to $35, and a perfect fit euaran- teed
 Friendly subscriber. look at date printed with yonr name on paper. which shows to what time you have paid, and if in arreats, come up and help us out at once, please.
 Hon. Jno. W. Crawford and wife, of Pine Bluff, has been visiting rela tives here, the family of Rev. J. R. Cason. MT. Crawford is State Sen ator from Jefferson county.
 Messrs. W. II. Taylor. Vie Scott and l.. F. Ross, left Thursday for Oklohoma. Going by Wallaceburg, Dr. Y. A. Wood and J. II. Stephens joined them-all i'll a covered wagon.
 Glad to see Capt. Geo. Christopher able to be out after his severe illness. West Main street did not look natu- ral while he was absent from the store; all missed his genial, pleasant presence.
 NJ. r. Watts, Camden, Ark, has the incest and cheapest line of mems boys and youths clothing in Southwest Arkansas. Go and sec, examine and price, when in Camden.
 Ross X Madden represent the very best Fire, Life and Accident Insur- ance companies. Let them write your insurance.
 If you want first-class photo go to Dome's before April 20, and get the benefit of his special low rates. One dozen cabinets for $500. Gal lery over Hinton's drug store.
 LADIE~ AND GENTLEMEN, if you wish a first-class shoe, call on or send to BRY X BRO. CAMDEN, ARK, and you will find them. Stylish, com fortable, durable and lowest prices sold.
 Collector Hood is very busy clos ing up the tax books. The day set for closing the tax books is to-day. He requests us to say he will give 10 days extension, in which taxes can be paid.
 Mir. J. E. Patterson, of Atlanta, Texas, was up visiting friends and relatives the first of the week. He is an energetic, worthy young man and would make some young lady a model husband.
 Dr. C. C. Harris, of the Bodcaw was up interviewing the tax collector yesterday, and gave us pleasant call. He is an old Georgia friend, and most excellent gentleman and physician.
 Have just returned from market, and unhesitatingly assure the trade that secured the biggest bargains in clothing, shoes, and ladies dress goods ever brought to Camden. Come and see. NJ. F. WATTS.
 Can you beat it: BRY X BRO, CANrDEN. ARK. are offering FULL STANDARD COTTON rLAIps, WARRANTED ROUND THREAD, at ONLY f.! CENTS per yard.
 We have just opened out in the McIntire building, West Main St., q complete and new sstock of dry goods, notions, shoes, hats, grocer ies, etc. Can guarantee prices as low as any. Come and see us.
 BRowN X BLAKELY.
 NJ. r. Watts, at Camden, is just receiving an immense stock of gen eral dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes, hats. etc, packing his large house from floor to ceiling, and invites his old friends in Nevada county, and everybody else, to call and see what bargains he can give them.
 Rev. J. F. Nesbit, of Nails, Ark, has our thanks for contributing to. the wealth of the PICAYUNE, through Mir. !. P. Hendrix, of Rosston. His many friends in this county will be glad to learn he is doing well.
 Messrs. S. w. Wright and J. J. McLure, of Glennville, two most es- timable gentlemen, were up Wednes- day, paying taxes. Glad to see them out at prayer meeting at the Metho- dist church Wednesday night.
 Messrs. Alex. Vaughn, B. II. Logan, W. R. White, Sr., and Wm. Gee, were elected delegates to the District Conference, to meet at Locksburg, May 30th, to represent the NJ. E. Church at this station.
 Messrs. c. B. Amber and C. w. Vincent, were up from Hope again Sunday. So it seems Cupid's darts were aimed perfectly, and has taken effect, and madam rumor predicts a n,orrioUa or two in the near future.