Nevada County picayune., 1890-03-05

the sick list for several days, but is now up and able to he at his post again.
 Mir. Davis Gathright loves to take a trip to the country, it seems. or Sundays. The Hickory Grove set clement appears to have special at. fractions for him. \ f Thanks to Mir. John Delaughter one of Boughton's most substantial and worthy farmers, for renewal, on Wednesday. He tell us farm work is progressing nicely.
 Our correspondence department is unusually full and interesting this week. We are proud of our corps of most excellent assistants over the county-all write well.
 Bryan X Bryan have the most con- plete stock of ladies fine shoes in Prescott, hand made and to order all styles and prices-every pair guaranteed, in every respect.
 Isham II. Mack, Hope, Ark, keeps large stock of furniture and undertaken supplies. Will be glad to serve friends in Nevada county. Can suit you in quality and price.
 Call on Walker X Duckworth, next door above Hinton's drug store. for the celebrated Hcfncr bed spring. They manufacture them, and sell at reasonable prices.
 Mir. w. H. Mack, who has charge of the large furniture house of l. H. Mack, Hope. Ark, will sell you fur niture at prices that will please. MT. John Atkinson assists him in the bus mess. Call. examine and price.
 Dr. D. l.. Hartsfeld, Dentist, can be found at his office, at Hope, Ark. the first twenty days of each month the other ten days he will travel in the country and up and down the railroad.
 The L l. P's, or rather, Norwood Ansley, Jones X Co.,, held harangue at the court house Saturday, with doors locked, we learn. How is this for star chamber proceedings?
 Messrs. w. A. Hatley and W. B. Waller brought back from St. Louis, fresh cucumber for Captain W. J. Blake, knowing his fondness for this succulent vegetable. Capt. B. ap- preciated highly the gift.
 We learn that the friends of Mir. T. D. Cathcy are strongly soliciting him to enter the race for tax assessor and he may conclude to do so. Mir. Cathey is in every way well qualified to fill the office.
 Mir. J. F.. Portis and wife, return ed from their Alabama visit Friday, and tells us he enjoyed it very much. No county in the state has a better clerk than Mir. P. makes us, and he needed the rest and recreation.
 For books, organs, pianos, sew ing machinss, marble toombstones, etc., call on or write the Manufact- erers' agent, A. MoNsoN,
 Prescott, Ark.
 The Foster X Logan Hdw. Co. will sell you cultivator that can't be beat for S25.00. Guaranteed to give satisfaction. Call on them in their new brick.
 will pay the highest market prlce i for all country produce, and sell goods as cheap as anybody. Give me your trade. B. T. LANE, Laneburg, Ark.
 Having sold my property. includ- ing grist mill, cotton gin, etc., to A. E. Stainton, would solicit for him a continuance of the patronage hither- to extended tome. T. NJ. NEAL.
 Would be pleased to receive the patronage of Mir. NeaPs former cus- toners, at the old place, and will en- deavor to make It to their interest to deal with me. A. F.. STANTON. 1 Early gardeners were sorely veXed because their vegetables were killed Friday by the heavy freeze. Mrs. Parker. Otis Moncref, and this edi- 1 tor, were the heaviest sufferers, some of them having had English peas ill 1 bloom last week.
 We regret to hear of the illness of Mrs. Fannie A. Price, at Bierne, About 10 days since she left Trough ton. to visit friend, Mrs. Hattie Al lison, there. and was taken sick with pneumonia. Her mother. Mrs. Aa- ron is attending her.
 The Democratic county central committee met at the court house Saturday morning, very good rep resentation present. We learn the com mttee was re-organized and some other good work effected. Another meeting will be held soon, when some