Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-13

Madden have gone into partnership in the practice of law, under the firm name of Ross & Madden. Both young gentlemen are we'll known in this county, having practiced their profession here for several years past. They will also write your in- surnce for life or accident in first class life insurance company.
 Wm. A, Raymond, colored man of GIenvlle, was up paying taxes Monday, and called to subscribe for the PIeAYuSE. He owns his own farm and is doing well. Would that all our of colored citizens were as thrifty and independents A number of such have come up ana subscribed, paying the cash therefor. which is an example for all their white brothers to follow.
 :. We have due us on subscriptions something like $500 or SI ,OOO. in individual sums of from S15O to s6 %, and most of it on good, solid men. We owe a little oyer $500. borrowed money, which should be paid now. This is the truth, plainly spoken, and we insist that our sub- scribers pay up. Hope our friends will not let this small debt trouble us long. Think and act, please.
 Notice new ads and notices in this issue. The posted man is he, who examines the advertising columns Arkansaw Dispatch, March 6, 'S9.
 We suppose Capt. A. refers to two long patent medicine electrotyped ads in most conspicuous place on his local page, also one on 2nd page or, he may mean it as half way apology or excuse for not giving his readers a better paper and more To- cal news. as some weeks he has no locals scarcely at all.
 The prettiest and most complete line of spring goods that l have seen is at w. F. Armstrong X Go. 's- just got them in yesterday. They are very cheap-will sell you 20 yds. round thread cotton plaids for S1 00; good prints at cts. per yd.; nice light brown sugar II lbs. for S100; best soda at 3 cts. a lb. oil prints at , cts. a yd. Come and he convinced that we have the prettiest and cheap est line of goods in the place.
 Shoes of every description at II W Wade's.
 i NEW Goons. CHEAT GooDs !- Everybody invited to call and inspect our large stock of new and cheap goods: Dry Goods, Groceries. No tions, Clothing. Boots, Shoes, Hats, etc. We bought these goods to the extent of over SI ,000, at special spot cash bargains, and will sell cheaper than ever before. lbs. good coffee for S1 .O0; Is lbs, good rice for 5 ,O0; 20 yds, cotton checks for S1 .O0; etc, etc, Come and see,
 LANE X HUDSON,
 Laneburg, Ark.
 You can be suited in confectionery at II w Wade's.
 We nave been shown letters giving facts n' to the wonderful! effects of Dr. Kings Ru,.i Germateur, on diff forcnt persons. testimonials of uu- doubted authenticity. Rev. s. ]. Anderson, prominent Baptist Of Texas, pastor of the East Baptist church of Dallas, in letter to Rev. w. T. Box. says Germateur greatly benefited him, and unhesitatingly recommends it. Mrs. Nicholson, of Martin, Texas, speaks of it in the highest terms. Rev. D. II. Line baugh, sole agent for Arkansas, is still here, and Is selling the medicine right along.
 Erwln, whose cognomen is Watson the Coal-oil Johnny of Exira, has located at Prescott. Nevada county, Arkansas, a town of fifteen hundred inhabitants, in the southwestern part of that State; the principal products of that State heinz colored folks and cotton. The county is about twice the area of Audubon county and con- tains the same population. A. Mrs. Erwin Watson and family leave the busy coal town this week to join the head of the family in Arkansas Audubon County Journal, Exira. Iowa, Feb'y 28, 1889,
 We aro glad to have Mir. E. Wat son settle near Prescott. He is q brother-in-law of Mir. J. Delahoyde well known and respected here, As to the lnuendoes and misrepresenta- tions of this silly editor of Iowa, we have few words to say. The pro- ducts of this section are more varied and of more value, (and our soil more productive, we expect,l than that of Audubon county, Iowa. Of the population of this county, not one third are colored. Prescott has a population of over 2,000; a free graded school eight to ten months in