Nevada County picayune., 1890-10-09
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 Tuesday it ceased to raln-some clear weather since.
 Miss Estele Reed, of Hope is here, visiting friends.
 MT. J. T. Brooks left for St. Louis Monday, to buy goods. Let everybody attend the meeting, and turn over a new leaf.
 Glad to have MT. Jno. H. Vaughn as new subscriber this week. Sheriff J. H. Kirkpatrick of Clai- born parish, La., is in the city.
 Sorry to hear of the serious illness of MT. J. A. Bryan's baby boy.
 Thanks to Mir. J. B. Hannah, of Honeaville, for renewal, Monday.
 Fresh mackerel at Sam T. White X Co.'S.
 Whitaker Hams at Sam T. White X Co.'S.
 All lines of glassware, at bargains, at J. H. kershaws.
 Bagging and ties at lowest figures at White Bros. The best 25c tobacco in the city at Sam T. White X Co.,. s.
 Just received. fresh candy and nuts of all kinds, at Will Belzner's.
 First-cIass heart pine shingles con- stantly on hard. A. E. STANTON.
 Sam T. White & Co. carry a full line of fancy and staple groceries.
 Messrs. W. V. Tompkins and w. H. Terry visited Texarkana the first of the week.
 MT. J. NJ. Davis, of Waldo, has been up on visit to his father, for several weeks.
 Glad to hear Mir. w. F. Evans is improving in health, at Clarendon, Western Texas.
 Sunday it began raining again, to the sorrow and great injury of the farmer and merchant.
 Hon. Thos. C. McRae left Mon- day, to open the congressional can vass at Washington, Ark.
 Glad to welcome MT. A. F. Logan as citizen of Prescott. He is be- hind the counters at MT. Vim. Gees.
 A glorious revival is going on at the Methodist church, conducted by Rev Jno F Lowry. Many converted.
 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. X. Kirkland.
 Bring your butter, eggs and chickens to Sam T. White & Co.,, at the old Logan hardware store.
 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.
 Will the gentleman who borrowed my wheelbarrow please return 1t at once. w. V. WILLINGHAM.
 Sam T. White & 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 iit- ting and lowest prices.
 Jno. F.. Portis has pure Bronze turkeys for sale. They took the first prize at the Hope Fair last year.
 For something good to eat go to Sam T White. Goods delivered free to any part of the city.
 Latest styles and lowest prices in millinery and dress goods at Mrs. Shankle. Goods arriving constantly.
 pr. A. J. Davis and Mir. D. J. Neill, of Honeaville, were up Friday. We acknowledge pleasant calls from both
 Mir. C. c. Tate, of Bowen, Ark, was in town Friday. Glad to meet him, and put him on our list of sub scribers.
 Rev. F.. NJ. Watson, of Benton, was in town Sunday. He was pastor of the NJ. F.. church here six or seven years ago.
 Mrs. Shankle has received this week from New York, large sup ply of new millinery goods. Call and examine.
 Messrs, J, NJ, baller and w, '. Williamson, carpenters, are ready and willing to execute promptly all work given them. Dr, K. k. Arnold has been suffer- ing from severe carbuncle on his neck, which has confined him at home some, the past week.
 The grand opening of fall and winter goods has begun at Mrs. Shankle's and will continue through out the season. Ladies should not fail t0 see the