Nevada County picayune., 1890-10-09

l Watts, of Texarkana, for compli mentary words. We publish a par of his good letter elsewhere. Our job outfit is the, best and mos complete, new, cost over S1. 100. w, will duplicate StLouis and Little Rocl in both style and prices. Come see us
 Quite number of renewals to thi. paper the past week, among then Messrs. s. A. Reppy, w. B. Riggs /. T. Lesueur and others. Thanks X meeting of citizens at noon. frs day of court week, to secure good white labor. See our article on op posite page, on White Immigra. tion."
 Uncle Johnnie Weaver, wife and daughter, of Laneburg, left yester- day to attend the fair at Nashville and to visit his son there, Mir. G. w Weaver.
 Attention is called to adv. of Messrs. Bry & Bro., of Camden, or opposite page. They have removed to their fine new store, and offer bug bargains.
 Presiding Elder, T. II. Ware, preached two fine sermons at the Methodist church, Sunday morning and evening. Large congregations were out.
 Work is progressing finely on MT. B. II. Logan's handsome two-story residence. It will be one of pretti- est in town. Mir. Green Darlington contractor, is doing the work.
 Read our grand premium offers. Now is the the time to subscribe for the paper, the recognized and con- ceded organ of the Democratic party of the county.
 The Wilson & McRae Hdw. Co.,, Hope, Ark, have the most complete line of hardware to be found in South Arkansas. Call and see them during the fair.
 HATS! k. l.. Blakely has a splendid line. ''Stetson's" and oth- CT standard brands at lowest prices. Full stock of cheap and medium goods.
 am now baking fresh bread every day, and can supply it on demand. Call at residence, just above the Methodist church, on Walnut street.
 MRs. J. R. FARRELL.
 LATE ARRIVALS.-Gent's fine neckwear, white dress shirts, hose, handkerchiefs, silk umbrellas, fine shoes, hats and clothing.
 K. l.. BLAKELY.
 Sorry to hear of the death of Mir. Jeff Smith Thursday, and Aunt Beckie Carson Friday; both lived near Wallaceburg. Our sympathy go out to the bereaved relatives.
 From MT. w. E. Carroll, of Will. lisville, we learn that Mir. J. c. Mil Ter fell and accidently broke his right arm Saturday also that Master Sam Wreyford is lying dangerous i'll.
 Live merchants always advertise, when they can do so m a live news pOper. The PICAYUNE offers the best medium of reaching the people of any paper in South Arkansas.
 Mrs. Kate McMillion, of Birming- ham, Ala, after a pleasant visit at her sons, Mir. Ira F.. McMillion, re- turned home yesterday. Mir. NJ. ac- companied his mother as far as Memphis.
 Cotton is coming in quite lively now. Prescott merchants are pay ing good prices-ahead of any town in Southwest Arkansas. A lively competition always keeps the price at the top.
 Ladies, when you waut hats or stylish millinery, call at Mrs. Shan klcs. Miss Donnell. of St. Louis, an experienced and finished milliner, will dress all hats and bonnets in latest styles.
 Mir. John Barr, of Willisville, one of our best friends and oldest sub- scribers, who was up Monday, made us a pleasant call and renewed for his paper. He is one of Nevada s very best citizens.
 Prescott is all right! What, with a large creamery and cheese factory, an inland railroad feeder for big lumber mills, and other enterprises, she is bound to take front rank in Southwest Arkansas.
 Mir. R. l.. Moore has quit drum ming and located-accepting a stu, ton as hookkeeper for Center & Co. of St, Louis, at their branch house at Richmond, Ark. His family will move over there soon. Mir. s. A. Reppy and wife return to Missouri this week. Mir. k. was once mayor of our town and made us as good officer as we ever had. He is now engaged in law, real estate and abstracting, at De Soto, Mo.
 Elder Granville Jones, of Nash vile, was over the first of the week His family will move this week tf Nashville, He is pastor of the <L.;,,;op chusch at that ulace and