Nevada County picayune., 1889-12-04
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ready for occupancy. Foster X Lo- gan Hdw. Co.'S two-story brick is going up rapidly.
 Some little excitement Thursday afternoon, occasioned by the burning out of a fue at Mrs. Matt White s. The house came near burning.
 Miss Sue Cooley, of Dallas, Tex, returned from Union county Monday, where she visited relatives. Will re- main here short time before return- 1 ing home.
 We are selling goods at live and 1 let live prices. To be convinced is to call and buy from us.
 ALLEN BROS, Hope, Ark.
 am agent for lirst-class marble house, and will sell tombstones at lowest prices. W. H. MACK, Hope, Ark.
 We have the goods, we want your money. you want the goods; come and let Us exchange.
 ALLEN BEo>., Hope, Ark.
 Mir. J. T. Sharp unfortunately fell from a wagon, on Tuesday of last week, breaking his collar bone, but glad to see him able to be out and recovering.
 That was quite q nice and enter prising concert, given by the chil- dren's aid society, on Thursday night. Very good collection for missionary purposes.
 Work is progressing satisfactorily on the iron bridge over the Carouse will be completed in two or three days. The recent heavy rams inter- fered with work on it.
 Sheriff Hood tells us that MT. J. NJ. Haltom. of Emmet, was acci- dently caught in shafting Monday, and was badly hurt. breaking a shoulder and two ribs. Glad to hear it was no more serious.
 Photo and autograph albums, large and small china wax dolls, tea sets toys of all kinds cheaper thar ever, at Geo w. Terry's, the druggist.
 Farmers, buy no more scrub or plug stock, or Texas hroncos. Come to me for good Missouri mares and mules. Prices reasonable. Cash or credit. F.. F.. W lIITE.
 Mrs Julia Ludington, from Indiana, will open a class in oil painting at Mrs. Terry's studio. Persons inter- ested in art will do well to call at once. She may be seen at MT. llowell's or Mrs. Terry's.
 Foster X Logan IIwd Co are re- ceiving large stock of hardware and furniture.
 have just received lot of good Missouri mares and mules. All young. large, and broken to work and ride. Prices and terms reasona- ble. Come and see.
 F. E. WHITE.
 We copy on our first page from the Hope Gazette, an interesting story written by Bro. McCoskle, giving a romantic incident in his life. It is well written, and would do honor to a novelist.
 Mir. W. C. Watson, of Benton, was in town Thursday, representing Virginia tobacco house. Caldwell is a most worthy and estlmable young gentleman, and we trust will do well on the road.
 Mir. J. C. Danell, of Honeaville, returned home from Brown county, Texas, Monday. Having traded for land there, will probably move there in a short time. He is good citi- zen and we regret to lose him.
 Go to Geo. w. )erry's to buy your toys and Christmas presents--large stock, low prices.
 Farmers, cease buying scrub stock. Come to me for good Mis- sourl mares and mules. Cash or credit. E. E. WHITE.
 Rev. w. T. Thurman and MT. J. T, Gossett, representing the C. P. church of this place, left yester- day, to attend the semi-annual meet ing of Mound Prairie Presbytery, to convene at Locksburg tomorrow.
 For fine Christmas trix, such as toy guns, pistols, swords, bedsteads, tables. chairs, churches, forts, fire engines, tops, and beautiful vases of all kinds; at lowest prices, call on or send to Davies X Sons, 4l2 Main street, Little Rock, Ark.
 Buy your mares and mules now. while they are cheap. Don't wait until spring and then be forced to take anything you can get, and at l;.l,or ,,r;oao than you now have 10