Nevada County picayune., 1890-10-16

we'll.
 Mrs. Fannie Price IS now assisting Mrs. Kirkland in the millinery busi- ness.
 Thanks to MT. J. K. McCargo for renewal. He also gets Dickens Works.
 Mrs. J. w. Gardner visited her father, Dr. w. R. Crossett, of Hope, Friday.
 Rev. H. w. Brooks, of Hope, came up Monday to assist in the meeting.
 Considerable rain and wind Sun- day night, but fair weather again Monday.
 Mayor Arnold attended Hemp stead Circuit court at Washington, last week.
 See the pretty new goods at w. F. Armstrong & Co.'S. A new lot in yesterday.
 Miss Lucy Cheatham, of Doby- vile, has been visiting relatives here the past week.
 Esquire W. V. Tompkins went up to hear Hon. Roger c. Mills speech at Conway, Friday.
 w. l.. Webb repairs harness and saddles; work promptly done and charges reasonable.
 Mems full stock boots at 50. Soda 4 cts. starch , cts. per pound at w. F. Armstrong X Co.'S.
 Meat, lard, sugar. molasses, cof- fee, flour, meal and rice at lowest cash prices at Sam T. White X Co.'S.
 Pretty dress trimmings, silks, plush, velvets and braid at w. F. Armstrong X Co.'S.
 Rev. MT. Whitesides, of Emmet, was up the first of the week, taking a part in the meeting.
 Mrs. A. F.. Orr and daughter, Miss Dollie, left yesterday to attend the Philadelphia Fair.
 Cotton is rolling in at lively rate now. Prescott merchants pay good prices for the staple.
 Judge Geo. P. Smoote is in attend ance upon the Supreme Court, at Little Rock. this week
 See Sheriff's proclamation calling an election on the 4th of November, elsewhere in this paper.
 Collector Hood filed his official bond Monday. It was but little trouble for him to make it.
 Madam Rumor says there are to be number of marriages among our young folks in the near future.
 The Ouachita and Ozan Associa- tions of colored Baptists were in ses- sion here Tuesday and yesterday.
 Mir. R. l.. Blakely is too busy sell ing goods to write adv. this week. Will speak to our readers next week. A pleasant call Thursday from Mir. c. C. Bustin and son, of Rosston. They move over to Sayre thls week.
 Our job outfit is the best and most complete, new, cost over Sl, 100. we will duplicate StLouis and Little Rock in both style and prices. Come see us.
 have lot of gcod mules and horses 1 will sell, or trade for cattle. Come see me, if you want good animal. ALFRED ABURRow.
 We have at last received a car load of the celebrated Studebaker wagons. Come quick if you want one. J. NJ. DENMAN & BRO.
 White Bros. will pay the highest market price for your cotton and sell groceries at the lowest possible figures.
 Everybody is talking about the big Fair at Hope, next week. There are many attractions. You should not miss it.
 Messrs. R. R. Garland, J. W. Me- Farland, R. F. Elgin and Prof. Legg, of Emmet, were in the city Monday.
 Mr. k. A. Herring, of Sardis, Panola parish, La., arrived Tuesday and is visiting her sister, Mrs. 0. L' Moncrief.
 We have just received a new stock of best jewclry and watches-pure silver watches cheaper than ever. Call and see us.
 BRYAN X BRYAN.
 Uncle Zadoc Ware, aged about 80 wears, and one of first settlers of this county, died near, Clayton Sun day. A good man gone. Relatives have our deepest sympathy. Miss Trudie Marshall, one of Elm nets most fascinating young ladies, has been visiting friends here. We learn her father, MT. W. G. Mar shall, will shortly make Prescott his ! bi m