Nevada County picayune., 1890-10-02
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Friday. Mir. Ed Gee visited Little Rocl last week. Our correspondence very full anc interesting this week.
 MT. Isaac Moore is on the sick lis suffering from rheumatism.
 Mir. c. B. Andrews and wife wis tied relatives at Emmet Sunday. 1 Fresh mackerel at Sam T. Whit, & Co., s.
 Keg pickels at Will Belzner's.
 Whitaker Hams at Sam T. White & Co.'S.
 All lines of glassware, at bargains at J. H. Kershaws.
 Bagging and ties at lowest figure. at White Bros.
 Capt. John Parker, our clever Treasurer-elect, was up Tuesday.
 Hon. T. C. McRae made busi- ness trip to Little Rock Tuesday. Messrs. John Haynes and Charlie White, of Hope, were up Sunday. Glad to add MT. J. w. Ingram, O Laneburg, to our list of subscribers
 Fires were comfortable Monday and Tuesday-a cold wave struck us
 The best 25c tobacco in the city a, Sam T. White & Co.'S.
 Just received. fresh candy and nuts of all kinds, at Will Belzner's
 First-class heart pine shingles con. stantly on hard. A. F.. STANTON.
 SamT. White & Co. carry a full line of fancy and staple groceries.
 Mrs. C. Nicely and children are in town, visiting her father, Mir. A. I. Cafhey.
 MT. Owen k. McDaniell, our pop, ular deputy clerk, visited Hope Monday.
 Capt. Sid Parker came in from St Louis Saturday, to spend few days at home.
 Prescott now boasts of four barber shops-three for whites and one for the negroes.
 Mir. Geo. F.. Armistead, of Hope, was up Sunday, visiting his parents and friends.
 Mrs. George McGraw and daugh- ter, Miss Maggie, visited relatives at Emmet Sunday.
 When in need of good barrel of flour call on Sam T. White & Co.,. at the old hardware store.
 For incest millinery in latest styles, and at lowest prices, call on Mrs. A. A. Kirkland.
 Bring your butter, eggs and chickens to Sam T. White & Co.,, at the old Logan hardware store.
 Why be without the time when you can get good clock for S1.0O at Armstrong's.
 White Bros. carry the heaviest stock of hams and breakfast bacon in the city.
 All kinds of fruit and fresh canned goods-no old stOck--at Will Belzner's.
 sam T. White X Co. will pay the highest market price for all kinds of country produce.
 New fall clothing at R. l.. Blake. ly's. Best goods, most perfect fit ting and lowest prices.
 Messrs. Hugh Moncrief and Mat Denman made business trip to St. Louis last week.
 Miss Ettie Sugnet, of Texarkana, came up Sunday to see her friend, Mrs. J. k. Portis.
 Messrs. 0. l.. Moncrief and T. H Ingram attended the Baptist Asso' citation at Okolona.
 MT. J. w. Hit, of Honeaville, and Mir. Bull, of Willisville, were pleas ant callers yesterday.
 Attention is called to the new adv of the Alliance Warehouse and Wagon Yard elsewhere.
 Latest styles and lowest prices ir millinery and dress goods at Mrs Shankle. Goods arriving constantly
 Jno. E. Portis has pure Bronze turkeys for sale. They took the first prize at the Hope Fair last year
 We congratulate our friend, k. F. Rogers, upon the arrival of fine young Democrat at his home re- gently.
 The. grand opening of fall and winter goods has begun at Mrs Shankle's and will continue through out the season.
 They tell good one on MT. J. 5 Regan-say he came up town m al alpaca coat Monday, and thel donned his overcoat.