Nevada County picayune., 1889-08-07

Our clever friend, w. c. Frank l lin, has our thanks for some nice peaches brought us Monday. He reports crops fine.
 On this page appears the adver- tisement and price list of Messrs. w.. F. Armstrong & Co, to which we call special attention.
 The editor was on the sick list several days the latter part of the week, from bilious spell-hence our shortness of locals.
 We regret to know that Mrs. E. E. White is very sick, but trust she will soon recover. MT. White came in from Texas Sunday.
 Price Cantley was up from Hope again this week. A Camden belle, visiting here, is said to be the lode stone that attracts him.
 Capt. Leake is now lonesome-his wife and children are visiting rela- tives around Gleenville, Dr. Pipkin, Mrs. J. T. Powell and others.
 MT. w. D. Mayben, of Garland vile, is now behind the counters of Messrs. w. F. Armstrong & Co. He is an industrious, clever young man.
 Farmers are jubilant over the fine outlook for crops ofall kinds. Now, let all economize and manage right and debt will no longer be task master.
 Rev. J. R. Cason left Monday to attend the NJ. k. church State educa- tional board at Malvern on the Sth ; will also visit Lonoke, returning Friday or Saturday.
 Mir. A. J. Cross, many years ago a citizen of this county, but now of St. Joe, Texas, with his wife, has been visiting old friends here-the guest of Capt. w. J. Blake.
 Mir. Geo. w. Jackson, of Little Rock, Gen. T. and r. Agt, NJ. X C. R. R., came III Monday morning, to attend MT. Thurmans family on their way to North Alabama.
 Our merchants offer premium of S2O on 1st bale of new cotton and sl5 on 2nd. See list elsewhere. Our progressive friend, MT. J. I. Brooks, inaugurated this good move.
 Attention is directed to the change in the adv. of Kings Royal Germe- teur, on ith page. About 200 gal Ions of this wonderful remedy have been sold here within the past three months, by the k. L. Hinton Drug Co.
 We learn that MT. Bent. Wilson, of Pike county, committed suicide Saturday that he had recently been brought back from the insane asy- lnm, and it was thought was not in his right mind when he committed the deed.
 We congratulate Mir. and Mrs. T. E. Webber upon the birth of fine son this morning. They have nam ed him Quit" and we trust the lit tie fellow may grow up to be an hon. bred and useful citizen TeXark- ana Democrat.
 Clayton and his gang endorsed Norwood, Ansley and the U. L. F., saying they had "come over to the Republican side." See ''scrops of his tory" and ponder over the idea of where he will lead you. So the l.. l.. P. is myth.
 Mir. w. F. Armstrong, one of the most popular and clever knights of the Grip" on the road for the firm of the Clark Shoe Co.,, of St. Louis, of which he is a full partner, was here several days this week at his big dry goods store.
 The diminutive and important in- dividual who says "stop my paper imagines that he has about ruined the editors prospects, We compare his act with this: Stick your finger in an ocean of water, and see if you can fine the hole after taking 1t out.
 Rev. /. T. Bennett, editor of the Arkansas Methodist, came in Friday, and went out with Bro. W. F. Evans and preached at Harmony Saturday. On Sunday he dedicated the new Methodist church at Holly Springs, and at night preached at the Meth odist church here. His sermon here was an able and instructive one.
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