Nevada County picayune., 1889-05-22
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DRf GOODS at Brown X BlakclS $. Sheriff Hood visited Emmet Sun day.
 Mr. Ed. White of Hope, was up Sunday.
 Mr. D. B. Madden visited Camden Saturday.
 Dr. K. l.. Hinton visited Hope Thursday.
 Mrs. Dee Scott visited friends at Hope last week.
 Ice-cream and all kinds of iced drinks. at Will Belzner's.
 NEW GOODS still coming in at Mrs. Kirkland's. Go and see them. Call on C.. II. Stinson Camden, Ark, for blank books and stationery. MT. W. II. Bean, of Carouse, is now regular subscriber to the PIcA- YUNE.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Percy, of Tex arkana, were up Sunday, visiting rel atlves.
 Miss Alice Miller, of Philadelphia, is visiting Mrs. \. T. Richmond, of this city.
 We have secured good corres- pondent at Glenville, who will write regularly.
 Several communications left out, because writers failed to give their names.
 MT. John Weber of Hope, was circulating among old Prescott friends Friday.
 Farmers are about done "chopping out" cotton, and all crops are re- ported in fine fix.
 Oats have been injured bl dry weather, still some will make very fair oat crops, we learn.
 Rev E. x. Watson will preach at the Methodist church tonight, on the 9th chapter oi Romans.
 Seth Thomas, and other make clocks, can be had at G. II. Stin- sons, Camden, Ark.
 Have you seen those hobby hats and two-story bonnets at Mrs. Kirk lands? Latest styles out.
 For fresh meats of all kinds, juicy steaks. fresh pork sausage. etc. go to C. A. Easter.
 Keep in style--buy your new spring bonnets, hats and millinery from Mrs. J. k. Harrell
 I keep a general feed stable-corn, oats and bran. Call and see me.
 JOIN SHRIEvEs. Call on the leading confectioner, B. l.. Harwood, for fine contec- tioneries.
 Dry goods and Shoes lower at Brown & BlaIlely's, than any place in Prescott. Go and see.
 Our clever and kind friend, II. T. Ward has our best thanks for lot of very fine new Irish potatoes. Mir. W. II. Galloway, of Cleburne, Texas, visited his kinsman, MT. M. l.. Moore, here, last week.
 Mrs. Mary Williamson and daugh- ter, Miss Louella, left Thursday, to visit relatives at Magnolia.
 Mir. W. ]. Tompkins, of Falcon, and w. N. Prat or, of Little Rock, have our thanks for remembering the printer
 Mrs. J. w. Brown, of Camden, visited her brother, MT. Wiley Hat lev, and sister. Mrs. w. B, Waller, here last week.
 Mrs. Hcttic Brown, of Arkadel- phia, arrived Wednesday, and has been visiting her father, Dr, Hinton and friends here.
 Mir. /. T. Grayson last week re- ceived his fine piano, bought through Mir. Garrison, of the Jesse frencl Piano and Organ Co.
 A fine rain Friday night, which refreshed and revived gardens ano growing crops. All feel good over it, and the fine crop prospects. The delinquent tax list appears or opposite page. Look it over care fully and see if your lands are adver' tised for sale-some times mistakes occur.
 A nice line of ladies and gents underwear-a suit of striped bal briggan for only S1.00 at
 w. F. ARMSTRONG X Cos. A large stock of wall paper an( window shades, at C.. II. Stinson's Camden, Ark.
 Those Challics and Zephyr Cling hams at w. F. Armstrong X Co.'S,