Nevada County picayune., 1890-04-02
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 Middling cotton 10c
 Next Sunday will be Easter.
 Quite a heavy rain fall Monday.
 White Bros. are receiving a cal load of flour.
 A car load of bran and meal at White Bros.
 Mir. $. l.. Cornelius, of Guernsey, was up Saturday.
 Mir. F. H. James has moved out near Wallaceburg.
 Two crates of fresh Whitaker hams al White Bros
 Goldfish, mackerel, kraut and bbl. pickles. at White Bros
 Thanks to our spicy Scribes for kindly commendation this week.
 Rev. W. T. Box has been holding a protracted meeting at Okolona.
 Quite q large crowd in town Satur- day-our merchants enjoyed fine trade.
 Rev. R. H. Mitchell and wife, from Brisbane, were up trading, Saturday.
 Prescott boys seem to have some attraction at Emmet-several go down almost Sunday.
 MT. K. K. Waldrop, of Arkadel- phia, was down last week, visiting relatives and friends.
 Glad to secure good correspon- dent from Delta, has letter in this week-write regularly.
 Rev. J. D. Lipscomb, of Lockes- burg, preached out at Artesian Sun day, at the C. r. church.
 Our cotton statement last week was an eye-opener. Prescott is gain ing ground all the while.
 J. NJ. Davis, Mcclure X Co.,, ot Waldo, Ark, have just received a car load of furniture.
 Evaporated, sun dried fruit and California raisins, flavor prunes, al White Bros.
 J. NJ. Davis, McHure X Co.,, ot Waldo, Ark, keep the Dowlaw cot ton planter.
 MT. W. II. Terry and wife are ab sent, at Columbus, Miss, visiting his father, Mr. J. C. Terry.
 Yesterday was All Fools Day and we opine many were fooled as to the result in the town election.
 Mir. Horace Adds, of the Arkan. sas State Register, was in town Fri day, and made this office a call,
 The court house is the proper place to held all elections at a county seat, and the law should so provide.
 March came in cold and went out went out chilly. It has been most disagrceable and disastrous month.
 Mrs Moon, wife ofMr Charlie Moon one of our liverymen, died at her home in Pike county, on Friday, we learn.
 Tax collecting goes bravely on Collector Hood will close the book, on the 10th. So come up at once and pay.
 Messrs. F.. $. Webb and R. R Garland, of Emmet, two of Nevada best citizens, were up on business Saturday. Wolfs Acme Backing, the very best shoe polish, at w. l.. Gaines X Sons shoe shop. Buy a sample bot tie.
 I. NJ. Davis, Mcclure X Co.,, 4 Waldo, keep the New Home 6nC Singer sewing machines for sale.
 For drugs, school books, etc., gC Geo. w. Terry's, headquarters, peo ple's drug store.
 For best furniture at lowest prices call at Scott & Dunn's, Front street Prescott, Ark.
 Received at Mrs. Kirkland's, al the latest styles in spring millinery Call and examine before purchasing
 The incest llne of perfect fitting spring clothing in town at R. l. Blakely's. Prices under all compe l tition.
 Isham II. Mack, Hope, Ark. keeps a large stock of furniture ant undertaken supplies. Will be gla' to serve friends in Nevada county Can suit you in quality and price.
 Mrs. J. c. Young and little son Houghton, are at Memphis, Tenn. this week, visiting Mrs. Y.'s mother Mrs. Houghton.
 G. A. Robinson and C. C. Blacl were the most active workers in tn L. l.. P. Republican citizens meet ing Thursday night.
 Postmaster /. T, Grayson, and hi deputy, Jno. NJ. Pittman, attende the G. A. k. meeting at Little Roe Thursday and Friday.
 Noticed our friend, Dr, J. W