Nevada County picayune., 1889-09-04


 Come to the Red Front, near the academy, for your horse-shoeing. Satisfaction guaranteed.
 0. R. F. WHITTEN.
 Wagon making and repairing at the Red Front. Patronage of mlll men especially solicted.
 0. R. F. WHIrTEN. Miss Oracle Duke, of Jackson, Tenn, who has been visiting the family of MT. w. H. Terry for some time, left last week for Hot Springs. Prof. J. A. Setliff, president of the Southwest College, at Texarkana, was in Prescott last week, looking after the interests of his institution. $. B. Gee X Bro. are preparing to begin work on their three new brick storehouses, which are to be built adjoining the one they now occupy. One day last week while he was using a moving blade, Rev. T. w. Hays received serious cut upon his hand, which has caused him some pain.
 Mir Ben Blakely, of Johnson county, this State, is now behind the counters of Brown & Blakely. He is brother of the junior member of that firm.
 Miss Kara Richmond, of German town, Tenn, who has been visiting in Prescott for some time as guest of Miss Jennie Box, left for her home Monday night.
 The farmers say that the boil worm and caterpillar have about left the cotton. and that there is not as much damage done the staple as was at first supposed.
 MT. John Schinnerer, formerly of this place, now of Terre Haute, lnd., is out here on business trip. He has farms near here and came to see after them.
 Messrs. Calvan Jones and B. T. Lane, of Laneburg, passed through town Monday enroute to St. Louis, where they go to purchase fall goods for their respective houses.
 The Red Front, near the academy, keeps wagon material, iron and steel | for sale. Does general blacksmith ing and wood work.
 0. R. F. WHITTEN.
 Muffin" Montgomery and Sim Johnson are here, on lay off from their work in the saw mill at Waldo, caused by the burning of the mill, winch was owned by Billy Johnson. Mir. E. F.. White left Monday evening on an extended trip through Texas. He will be gone some tune, and will visit all the important places in the northern part of that State l before he returns.
 On the 29th of August fire destroyed S4,O00 worth of lumber stacked in the yards at MT. John Davis saw mill four miles southeast of Prescott. We could not learn further particulars.
 Miss Maggie Thompson, of Cam den, who has been visiting in our city for some time, left yesterday for home. She was accompanied by Miss Mamie Ferguson, who will remain in Camden a while.
 MT. w. B. White, who formerly lived here but moved to Eureka Springs some time ago, is in our city. He is going to make Prescott his home. and as soon as the weather permits will go after his family.
 The circulation of the blood ouickened and enriched-bears life and energy to every portion of the body; appetite returns; the hour Of rest brings with it sound repose. This can be secured by taking Dr, J II McLean's Sarsaparilla.
 Rev. Mir. Morrow of the Presbyte- rian church, will attend the session of the Ouachta Presbytery which convenes at Bengin, Hampstead county, tomorrow. Hon. |. C' McRae will also attend as delegate from his church,
 We acknowledge pleasant call from the following parties Thursday Mess. l.. NJ. Cook and F.. S. Cook, of Willisville, and Mrs. o. $. Park and J. w. Park, of Henry county, Ga., and Mrs. R. F. Austin, o1 Conyers, Ga., and several others whose names we did not learn.
 The quality of the blood depends much upon good or bad digestion and assimilation. To make to blood rich in life and strength-givlng con-
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