Nevada County picayune., 1890-07-24

W atermelons plentiful.
 Take the PICAYUNE for all the news
 Melons on ice at B l. Harwoud's S Pepper 20 C. lb at J II Kershaw's S.
 Tax assessor closes his books Friday.
 Mir. J. J. Pelt, of Falcon, was up Tuesday.
 MT. B. II. Logan visited Enmet Monday.
 Saturday was a dull day among our merchants
 Our correspondence full and inter esting this week
 Miss Maggie McGraw is teaching school i'll the country.
 Mrs. A. McNIillan is visiting rcla- tives at Ozan this week.
 Mir. Davis Gathright is absent, visiting relatives in North Louisiana. Mir. J. T. Brooks made q business trip to the City of Roses" Tuesday Straw hats sacrificed without mercy at R. l.. BlaIlely's.
 Mrs. Shanlle is selling her sum- mer millinery goods at cost
 Rushing Company deliver goods promptly to all parts of the city.
 old papers for sale at this office at 25 cts. per hundred.
 All kinds of iced drinks at 5. L.. lIarwoOd's.
 Will Belzner keeps fresh bread and cakes every day.
 lee cream at J II Kcrshaw's.
 Country bacon at White Bros.
 Fake your vegetables to White Bros.
 A fresh stock of fine cream candy just received at B l. IInwood's.
 Highest market price paid for spring chickens at White Bros.
 Miss Mary Byrd is teaching school in the Geo. Gatlin ncighborhood.
 Miss Ella Arnold returned last week from her visit to relatives in Texas.
 Patchwork on Mir J T Brooks large new building, is progressing finely.
 Miss Hesterly Johnson is spcnd- ing the week with her friends at Emmet.
 Mir. Tomme Lcake, railroad mail agent, spent Sunday with his parents.
 Miss Henrietta Murphy, of Scvier County, is visiting family of NIT. D. H. Bell
 Master Henry MeGill, of Camden, came up last week on a visit to his mother here.
 Miss Hattie Horn, of Arkadel- phia, is visiting her cousin, MT J k Gunter, here.
 Flannel shirts at unheard of low prices. New styles just being re- cciycd. K. l.. BLAkELY.
 For best corn meal, apply at A.. F.. Stainton's mill, Grist gound on Saturdays.
 Parties wishing ice for sunday will have to call on E l. !Iarwood for same on Saturday
 Tobacco 2lc. lb. at ; II kcrshaw s. General assortment confectiOner- ies, conch sheels by the million. and ice lemonade at ]. II. kcrshaw's.
 Spice 10 C. lb. at J II Kcrshaw $.
 For fresh meats of all kinds-iuicy steaks a spccialty-try Willingham' s market. Good weight, best meats.
 Those light colored stiff hats at w. F. Armstrong X Co.'S are beauties.
 Mesdamcs IIemmie Braswell and E. Dclaughter, of Boughton were in town Monday.
 Messrs r ] Lowdermilk and Tom Hays, of Okolona, were in Prescott the first of the week.
 Mir W II Terry returned from Hot Springs Tuesday improved in health after q short stay there.
 Mir. r. J, Williams, of Washing ton, was over Monday, visiting his friend, Dr. k. l.. Hinton.
 Miss Minnie Conncvcy, of Texar- kama, arrived Monday. She has many strong friends here.
 Master Sherman Atkinson, of Lit tie Rock, came down Monday, to visit relatives and friends.
 We have at last received our corn. Although the market is high we are selling large lots.
 ! T BRooKS X Co. 1 Mrs. W. R. White, Jr., returned from Dobyville Monday, where sh' spent week pleasantly, with rela- tiVcs. l See list appointments public speak inc. of candidates for State Senator