Nevada County picayune., 1890-01-15
Mir. $. k. Barber, of St. Louis.

Mir. s. k. Barber, of St. Louis, representing the J. II. Mclean Med- icine Co.,, was here last week, and made us several pleasant calls. He spent the Christmas of 1888 with us, but missed getting here during the holidays, this time. Mr. Barber is a most intelligent, genial, industrious and worthy young gentleman-a live, successful drummer, too, who sells stacks of goods. All our esteemed young friend lacks to make him q complete man is ''better half," and we trust it wont be long until he will not be lacking here. We wish him happy, prosperous year. May your shadow never grow less, Earnest. He left here to visit his parents at Shabuta, Miss, Sunday.
 We beg to return many thanks for the liberal patronage extended us during the year 1889. We shall con- tinue to carry full and complete stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Notions, Furnishing Goods and Boots and Shoes, in our already large salesroom, and after Feb'y 1st, we shall move our grocery stock to the house now occupied by Messrs. Cheatham & White, and shall great ly enlarge it, making it second to none in South Arkansas. Our salesmen, J. $. Began, II. A. Sykes and Will Cheatham are honest clever gentlemen, we'll capacitated to wait on you, and will be glad to have their friends call and see them. We shall continue buying produce, hides, cotton and wool. We want immedi- diately one thousand (1000) bushels of peas, and will pay the highest market price for them. Come and see us. J. T. BROOKS X Co.
 DISSOLUTION NoTICE.-This is to give notice that the co-partnership heretofore existing between us under the firm name of J. T Brooks X Co.,. j, has this day been dissolved by mutu- al consent. J. T. Brooks will con tinue the business on his own ac- count, under the firm name and is authorized to collect all debts and as- sume all liabilities. A liberal con tinuation of the public patronage is solicited. J. T. BROOKS,
 k. W. STuBBLEFIEID.
 Prescott, Jan. 6, 1890.
 NoTIoE.-rHaying associated my self in business with Dr k l. Hinton. under the style of Hinton Drug Co.,, 1 invite my friends and former GUS toners to call and see me. We are now overhauling the stock, and will thoroughly replenish and keep full ia every department, consisting of drugs, groceries, confectionerics, clocks, and every variety of goods usually kept in weIlordered drug store. Respectfully.
 J. NJ. PRICE.
 Extract from letter not written for publication, but published by permission: "Little Rock, Nov. %. --I have no touch of rheumatism now. -Four bottles of Dr. C. R. Kings Royal Gcrmatuer cured me. Before 1 began to take the Germa- teur, l had dispaired of ever getting well. It has been four months since l stopped taking it, and feel as well as l ever did. l give all the credit to Dr. Kings royal Germatcur. (Signcd.) Mrs. A. E. Bragg" It is needless to state that Mrs. Bragg had tried the best medical treatment possible. Royal Gernatuer for sale hy Hinton Drug Co.,, Prescott, Ark.
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