Nevada County picayune., 1889-05-01

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 We carry a nice stock of Ladies Dress Goods and Gents Furnishing Goods. Give us look before buy ing. BHowN X BLAKELY.
 Largest and finest selection of PEARL BuTToNS in Arkansas al BRl X BRO, the leaders of low prices. CAMDEN, ARK.
 Big assortment of gents, ladies and misses shoes; will not be under sold. HAYNES, Woop & Co.,,
 Hope, Ark.
 Messrs. w. J. Hit, J. C. Atkins and Wm. Steed, of Honeaville, were up Friday. From them we learn cotton is coming up well and good stand.
 Mir. John F.. Portis, our clever and efficient County and Circuit Clerk, ing as good an officer as the county ever had.
 "Uncle Joe," new correspondent from Lacland, gives some interesting, well-written locals this week Will be glad to hear from him regularly every week.
 Note change of schedule elsewhere. No. COL, early in morning, gets here nearly an hour sooner, and GOA, at night, an hour later-other trains, very little change.
 B. l.. Harwood, the leading con fectioner, has opened nice ice cream parlor, and will be pleased to have the patronage of his old custo- mers.
 My ice cream parlor is open-can satisfy the most fastidious. Best ice cream kept daily. Come and see me. WILL BELZNER.
 Call at Mrs. J. k. Harrell's and see her new stock of ladies goods, spring hats, etc., etc.-prices very low.
 LOST, On the streets of Prescott, bunch of three keys, one postof- flee key. Finder will be rewarder by returning to J. H. ARNOLD, JR.
 Our line of ladies', gents and cmldren's shoes is complete and new. Our prices defy competition.
 BROWN X BLAKELY.
 Call at the leading confectioner's s, B. l.. Harwood, and get all kinds of iced drinks, and be refreshed.
 When in Camden, and wish to pur- chase musical instruments of all kinds, strings, etc., call on me.
 G. II. STINsoN. We are offering rare bargains in all of our lines. A trial order will convince you. BRY X BRO, CAMDEN, ARK.
 Dr. J. J. Gill, of Barham, has been here at his fathers quite sick for about two weeks, but we are glad to see is now able to be out again.
 We add a Religious Column" a new departure, to our paper this week, conducted by our father, Rev. Geo. A. Gardner. Instructive, i'm pOrtant matter-read it.
 MT. Jno. II. Bryson, daughter and little son, called to see us as we were going to press last week, and eX- plored the mysteries of a printing office. Mir. B. bought, through us, a nice parlor organ for his daughter.
 Young men, if you have the itch or any skin disease you can't be too quick in curing it, so buy at once a box of Hunts Cure, Guaranteed to cure. For sale by J How fh. Mir. J. T. Brooks handsome resi- dence on East Main street is nearing completion, Some splendid carpen- ter's work done in it's remodelng by Mir. T. J. Hilburn. In few weeks live want to go through the building when finished.
 The editor, accompanied by his father, enjoyed a trip to the country Thursday We noticed blackberry vines were in full bloom, so the ''country editor" has promise of a living through the summer, even if times are hard.
 When you go to Hope, buy your dry goods at Haynes, Wood X Co.'S, who sell cheaper than any house in southwest Arkansas.
 Latest novelties and best makes of rARAsoLs for less money at BRY X BRO, CAMDEN, ARK, than any where else.
 If you need any clothing don't fail to see Brown X Blakeley's sam pIes of tailor-made goods. Suits to order, 5000 and up.
 k. l.. Langford, tonsorial artist, respectfully solicits the patronage of the public. Satisfaction given in all work.
 MT. w. D. Loomis, while on horse back was struck by the engine of the south bound passenger train late Saturday afternoon. His horse was luIod and he suStained considerable