Nevada County picayune., 1889-11-20
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 Mir. J. F. Cantly. of Hope, was up Sunday.
 The editor made business trip to Camden, Friday.
 Mrs. NJ. C. Cassidy is visiting friends at Camden.
 Glad to see MT. Jno. E. Portis able to be out again.
 Misses McGough and Murry, of Emmet, were in the city Monday.
 Ladies Silver" Gossamers, S1.00, at Brown and Blakely's.
 Choice new crop Louisiana molas- ses, at Brooks, Blake X Co.'S.
 Attention is called the half double column ad of Hinton Drug Co.
 Seed rye, wheat and barley for sale at Brooks, Blake X Cos.
 Have your cotton weighed by the u1SlnltTtStett anu SNOll II NNi-hNA'
 Messrs. J. T. Aaron and Lon Martin. came in from Texas last week.
 Miss Alice Baird, of Little Rock, is here, visiting friends-the guest of Mrs. r. C. Hamilton.
 Mir. II. B. Young and wife, of Ar kadelphia, have been visiting his brother here. MT. J. C. Young.
 The rains have interfered with the building of our new bricks, and the new iron bridge over Carouse creek. Foster X Logan lIwd Co are re- ceiving large stock of hardware and furniture.
 Subscribers who have promised us wood on subscription will please bring it. We need it now.
 For drugs and schuol books, al- ways go to Geo. w. Terry's, the druggist.
 Foster X Logan Hwd Co have just received car load of Moline wagons. Don't buy until you see them.
 When making your purchases don't fail to see that S4.00 flour, at Brooks. Blake X Cos.
 Just received. another lot of ladies fancy chiviot suitings, for S5 cents per yard, at Brooks, Blake X Co $. You will be well treated, and drugs and school books sold to you very cheap, at C. W Terry's, the druggist. Madam rumor predicts several marriages in Prescott, in the near future-says one will occur next week.
 Mir. J. F. Britt has bought the McRae farm out one mile from town. He is one of our best farmers and citizens.
 Rev. r. J. shelton, who had been conducting a meeting at the Chris tian church. returned to Little Rock Friday night.
 "Timc and tide waits for no man. An occasional dose of Cheatham's Chill Tonic often saves you fIom long spell of sickness "No cure, no pay
 Geo. w Terry, the druggist, keeps full supply of school books, best line of tobaccos, etc., and will sell at prices to please you.
 Don't delay getting your photos, as MT. Dome will leave shortly for Texarkana. He guarantees satisfac- tion-does strictly first class work, Sells Bros. and $. II. Barrett s combined shows will be here on Nov 2l. Don't miss seeing the biggest and best show on earth.
 Call and examine the beautiful goods at Mrs kirkland's before you buy. You will save money and i'm prove your appearance by so do'hg'
 B. w. Cross has a cough syrup sold under positive guarantee-lf It don't relieve, money will be re- funded. Try it.
 The ladies of the Methodist church give n supper tonight in the Duyal hall-skating rink-for the benefit ol the church. Go out.
 Mrs. Flower, wife of Dr. Flower, of Boston, is here visiting Mir. and Mrs. Sidney Parker. Mrs. W. j Binley is also with them.
 Hon. E. E. White left Monday for Kentucky to buy several cal loads of good horses and mules which he will put on sale in this mar ket.
 Mcssrs. j. P. Copeland and J. T Pollard, of Wolf Creek, came il Sunday, enroute to Little Rock, a. delegates to the Masonic GranC Lodge.