Nevada County picayune., 1889-04-17

Cotton 91c.
 Cool mornings.
 Pay the printer.
 Taxpaying closes after this week.
 Farmers are still busy planting cotton.
 The prospect for a fine fruit crop is good.
 The rain Saturday night came in good time.
 Glad to hear Mrs. B. D. Thomas son is some better.
 Sheriff Ed. Hood visited his home at Emmett, Sunday.
 The Phillip Johnson is back in the store at the old stand.
 NEW GOODS still coming in at Mrs. Kirklanks. Go and see them.
 Considerable local matter crowded out by other matter, in this issue.
 Misses Ethel and Mary McRae, visited friends at Hope last week.
 Col. NJ. w. Greeson, visited Lew isville on legal business Thursday.
 Call on C. H. Stnson. Camden, Ark. for blank books and stationery.
 The new town officers have quali- fled and assumed charge of thelr offices.
 Mir. k. l.. Bright is acting as Dep utv Sheriff, to assist in serving court papers.
 Dr. A Harris has purchased an elegant, iirst-class piano-a present to his wife.
 Mir. Joe Percy is now q day opera tor in the Western Union office at TeXarkana.
 Messrs. Geo. $. Payne and J. NJ. Breed have our thanks for remem- bering the printer,
 BRY X BRO, CAMpEN, ARK, are leaders in latest styles and lowest prices of neckware.
 Have you seen those hobby hats and two-story bonnets at Mrs, Kirk lands? Latest styles out.
 G. II. Stinson, Camden, Ark. keeps siverwarc and table cutlery. Will sell at lowest prices.
 I want to exchange horse or mare for some good cows with young calves. J. T. BROOKS.
 Vim. Radams Microbe Killer, guaranteed to cure numerous dis eases, for sale by w. l.. Gaines.
 Dr. J. A. Pipkin was called up from GlenviIe, Thursday, to see Mrs. B. D. Thomasson.
 old "Uncle Jerry" the we'll known barber is now here, in the shop with Bob Langford.
 Mir. John Shrlcves, the liveryman, has been offered $500 for his fine young race horse, but refused 1t.
 Mrs. Hugh Moncrief has been visiting her mother Mrs. Bright, out near Laneburg, the past week.
 Mrs. r. $. Byran is attending court at Birmingham, Ala, as q witness in a sewing machine case.
 BRY X BRO, CAMpEN, ARK, can suit you in anything you want in
 
 Seth Thomas, and other make clocks, can be had at C. II. Stin- sons, Camden, Ark.
 Mrs. Kirkland leads the process sion in stylish millinery. Call and see her. next door above the bank. Boys WAISTS, nice patterns and good quality material, at p CENTS < each. at BRY X BRO., CAMDEN, ARK.
 MT. John F. Trevlllion has opened a skating rink at Gurdon. He is an < enterprlslng, clever young gentleman. Mr. J, B. Wingiield and wife, of Batcsville, Texas, are here visiting Mir. W's, brother, Mir. C. F. Wing field,
 Mir. Amos Caldwell, of Waldo, has our thanks for contributing to the wealth of the PIc., through Sheriff Hood.
 Rev. J. R. Cason is at Searcy, at tending the educational mass meeting and dedication of Galloway Female College.
 Prof, J. F.. Wootton, of Emmett, was up Saturday. He is now far mer in earnest-owns a fine farm below his town. We carry a nice stock of Ladies Dresa Goods and Gents Furnishing Goods. Give us look before buy ing. BROWN X BLAkELY.
 Largest and finest selection of PEARL BrrToNs in Arkansas at BRY X BRO, the leaders of low prices. CAMDES, ARK.