Nevada County picayune., 1890-10-30
Read the new adv. of J. T, Brooks

Read the new adv. of J. T. Brooks X Co. They are now cozily enscons- ed in their handsome and commodi- ons new quarters, opposite W. B. Walters, and will be pleased to serve their friends and customers.
 Messrs Vim. Barr and Jephtha Bunch, of Lampasas, Tex, brothers in-law of MT. A. I. Cathey, who had been visiting relatives in Clark coun. ty, stopped off here to see him Sun- day, leaving for home the same day.
 We have it from the opposition that Capt. Matt White is not can- didate against MT. McRae. Mir. White is quietly running store at Stephens, Ouachita county. Let us all turn out and vote for Tom McRae.
 Mir. Dave Pickett, of Pike coun- ty, passed through here Saturday en route to Chidester, to visit his brother, MT. J. H. Pickett. Arkan- sas has no better citizens than these two, and they are true-blue Demo- crats, too.
 Sunday morning MT. Ed. East, who lives out near Laneburg, while returning from Texas, jumped off the cars about mile south of town, and fall dislocated his shoulder. His hat blew off and he followed to recover it.
 The county officers elect qualify to-day. Thus new era dawns in our county. It will hereafter be known as one of the banner counties of the $ tate-noted for its pure Democracy, intelligence and general prosperity.
 We are turning out lots of nice job work now. Will equal St. Louis Tn style and price. Have best and most complete outfit in South Arkansas. Call and see us when you want any kind of job work done. Patronize home industry.
 MT. w. R. White, Jr., happened to severe accident over week ago, which confined him at home several days. A bale of cotton fell against his leg nearly breaking it. Was able to be out the first time since he was hurt, Saturday.
 The foundations of our creamery and cheese factory building has been laid and work is progressing satis- factory. This enterprise will add no little to the advancement of our town and county. Prescott is nov ing up all along the line.
 Col. w. V. Tompkins spoke at Wilisville Saturday, as previously advertised in this paper. He had a good audience, and says censidera- ble enthusiasm was manifested, We must give Tom McRae at least 400 majority in this, his home county.
 R. l.. Blakely begs to ask his friends, customers and the trade generally, to call and examine his superb stock of dry goods, dress goods, clothing for mer and boys, mems furnishing goods, hats, and the bes, stock of shoes in Arkansas.
 Cotton is rolling in at a lively rate. Our merchants pay the top of the market for the staple, as they always do. Prescott is the best cotton market in Southwest Arkansas, and sells all kinds of goods cheaper. This is the experience of nearly all who trade here.
 We learn from Mir. J. $. Almand, that Mir. D. B. Turner and Miss Ada Almand, of Honeaville, slipped off to Texarkana Monday, and were married. Mrs. T. is daughter of our friend, J. B. Almand. The PIcAYUNE extends its best wishes to the happy couple.
 Wilburn Gulley, of Honeaville, colored, called Tuesday and settled for his paper. He owns his own farm and gets along well. Never fails to raise his own corn-even this year makes plenty to do him, so he tells us. Other colored men would do we'll to profit by his example.
 Dr. J. J. Gill, of Chidester, after visiting his parents here, left Mon- day for Memphis, to take another course in the Hospital Medical Col lege of that city. He IS a young man of sterling integrity, full o1 pluck and industry, and prosperous future in his chosen profession awaits him.
 Every voter in Nevada county should turn out at the election Tues. day, and vote and work for Tom McRae. By far it is more important than the State election, as national legislation taxes you heavier. Don't let anything keep you away from the polls. Let us give our honored and able Representative and fellow-citi- zen over 400 majority.