Nevada County picayune., 1889-02-13
A, A. GIBSON. HOPE, ARK.

Thursday, Messrs. B. P. Haynes and Sid Wood, of Hope, came up and bought the Senter X Co. stock of goods, and shipped them to Hope. Both are clever, nice gentlemen, and we trust will realize nice profit from their deal.
 Quite a large number of our sub scrbers have responded to our call :, and paid up, still there are many behind from one to three years. We trust they will soon send of bring us the money-it takes money to run a paper, as we'll as anything else.
 An iron safe of postmaster w. C.. Hays, of Amity, Clark county, was blown open by burglars Friday night, and S7 ,OOO in cash stolen. MT Ross is also a merchant, and most of the stolen money was private funds, not connected with the postofiice.
 Three horse traders travelling through the country from Clark, say they were robbed Of S855 on Satur- day night. They were camping out near Garland creek, and report that three highwaymen came upon them suddenly with drawn revolvers, and dispossessed them.
 We are requested to announce that the Rev. k. B. Morrow, pastor of the 0. s. Presbyterian church, will hold a five days meeting at the Methodist church. beginning tonight and closing on Sunday. At the II o'clock service, Sunday, commun- ion services will he held,
 guarantee all work to give entire satisfaction, whether photographs. gems, or other work. Instantaneous process, ilrst-class pictures. Come and sec me, over Hinton's drug store, C. II. DOME.
 have bought MT. Trevilllon's in- terest in the old Aburrow meat mar ket, where l am prepared to supply the good people of Prescott with the choicest of meats and fish. Come and see me and be treated right.
 CAss EASTER.
 After diphteria, scarlet fever, or pneumonia, Hoods Sarsaparilla will give strength to the system, and ex- pei all poison from the blood.
 AT COST!-In order to make room for our spring stock, we will sell strictly at cost the following goods: Cloaks, overcoats and heavy blankets, ladies and gents woolen undershirts, jerseys and boots. Come and see.
 w. r. ARMSTRONG x Co.
 The Japanese Medicine Co.,, No. :, have been giving excellent free open ar entertainments in our city the past few days. Dr. Hal A. Cur tis, director, is certainly the best tooth extractor that has ever visited Prescott. He extracts teeth and straightens cross eyes, publicly. free of charge, and without pain.
 Some men are too stingy and sel- fish to haIp in any public enterprise or aid any home industry-it is un- necessary to add such men are of no benefit to any town or community, and when they move away or die are not missed at all. We are sorry to say Prescott has a few of just this class of men, and every body knows them, too,
 Mr. D. II. Bell, who has been run ming the saddle and harness shop of Messrs. Mcintyre & Webb for sev- eral years, is now doing business for himself. See his card elsewhere. He is a skilled saddlcr, having had thirty or forty years experience in the business. He occupies the Pledger house. next door to the Falk build- ing, West Main street, and we hope will be liberally patronized.
 nr. ]. A. Pipkin and wife, of Abl- lene, Texas, arrived Thursday and visited relatives and friends here. Thoy arc now visiting his father and hrother in the lower part of this county, near Glenville. There are few better or more clever gentlemen than Dr. F., and his many friends here were happy to see him once more and looking so we'll. He has decided for the present to locate at Glenville. and practice medicine. We congratulate that community in gaining him as a citizen. He is 2 splendid physician.
 Newspaper men howl because mer- chants do not advertise. That is one reason, by saving that expense, that we can sell our customers their goods at prices lower than ever.
 bnooKs, BLAKE X Co.