Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1890-03-19
We are adding many new sub

good ticket has been put out by the
Democrats-let's elect it.
Glad to hear the postofice al
Honeaville is soon to be re-estab-
lished. That neighborhood needs
mail facilities, and should have an
office.
La grippe is still prevailing herea-
bouts, to some extent. All sufferers
from it will enjoy reading article on
our first page, entitled Had Been
There
1t is thought the recent freeze and
cold weather killed nearly all fruit,
and the crop will be very light this
year. Apples were less injured than
anything else.
Mr.. p. S. Harrell is not only a
splendid blacksmith, but also a good
brickmason, when occasion demands
has just finished a new and we'll
planned forge in shop.
A pleasant call from our friend
Mr.. W. A. Mcmillan, Wednesday
who renewed for paper, for which he
has our thanks. He is one of our
successful young farmers.
Rev. J. II. Gold, of Washington
preached at the Methodist church
here Sunday morning and evening.
The Presiding Elder, Rev. J. H..
Ware, preached Monday night.
want four or five good hands to
work on bridge. Will pay sl.00
per day. w. NJ. DowNs,
Elkin's Ferry.
Bryan & Bryan have the most com
plete stock of ladies fine shoes in
Prescott, hand made and to order
all styles and prices-eyery pair
guaranteed, in every respect.
Isham II. Mack, Hope, Ark,
keeps a large stock of furniture and
undertake, supplies, Will be glad
to serve friends in Nevada county.
Can suit You in quality and price.
The Wilson q McRae Hardware
Company, Hope, Ark, can supply
all who want hardware, agricultural
implements, sash, doors, blinds, etc
and at lower prices than ever before
known in Hope. Go and see them.
Remember when you 90 to Hope
that the cheapest and best dry goods
and groceries can always he found at
Allen Bros. They will save YOU
money every time, and don't YOU
forget it.
b. T. Lane, the Laneburg mer.
chant. has just been To market, and
in few days will receive a prettiel
line of dry goods. shoes, ETC., than
was ever before seen there. His low
prices will draw the trade.
Large stock of newest and prctti.
est STYLES spring goods arriving. and
can suit all tastes, at the Farmers
Trade Union, Laneburg, Ark. Come
examine and price.
Esq. s. W, Wright and Mr.. W. j,
Brown, of Chenille, were pleasant
callers this morning. They inform
us that the recent freeze killed oat,
and fruit in that neighborhood.
Among the new subscribers added
this week, are Messrs. }. +. Frisby,
j. b. Cathey, and i. +. Tidwell, of
Boughton-all young men not afraid
of work, and deserving citizens.
Mr.. Isaac Moore came up from
Hope Saturday to visit his family
returning yesterday; his daughter
Miss Ollie, accompanied him. He
recently made tour of Texas, buy.
ing beef cattle.
From Mcssr~, :. W. Wright and
W. j. Brown, of Glcnnvillc. W,
learn of the death of Mr.. Jas. =.
Drake, a prominent citizen of Leake
township. which occurred Saturday
night, from pneumonia.
Mr.. +. :. johnson, of New Deca-
tur, Ala, was in town last week, an6
disposed of his real estate and prop
crty here-traded for residence OF
Mrs. Gertrude Nj, Parker, which he
sold to Mr.. b. G. Jones, railroad agt
The Juvenile Missionary Society Of
the c. =. church will give a concert
IN the church, on Tuesday night
April LIST. Miss Ollie Moore ant
her little four-year-old brother
Jewell, will enliven the occasion will
some splendid vocal music.
Attention Is called to new adv. o.
J. L. Brooks X Co, elsewhere. This
firm is receiving new goods every
day, and their prices are in keeping
with the times. Call and see theil
nice new spring goods, and if yot
need anything they will sell you.
Mrs. j. II. Allen and daughter
Miss Ruby, of Memphis, Tenn, ant
Mr.. W. W. Tapp, of Louisville, Ky.
arrived Saturday eve, and have beer
visiting Mr., W. H. Terry. Mrs
Allen and Mr., Tapp have returned
home, while Miss Allen remains
awhile.
REMovAL,-I have moved my
stock of millinery goods and notions
up in the Gee brick, second doc
east of the postpollice. And have