Nevada County picayune., 1890-04-16

MeSSTS. huluS AualnS ana SleHl Johnson, of Malvern, came down and spent Saturday and Sunday among friends.
 Notice change in ad. of Mir R l. Blakcly. His new spring goods are very elegant and attractive, and go- ing very cheap.
 Dr. w. w. Edwards went to 1 Stephens, some time since, and we we learn is regularly engaged in the practice of medicine.
 It is poor day now when some new enterprise is not put afoot, to build up and advance Prescott. Let the ball keep moving.
 Among our new subscribers this week are Messrs. J. R. McCargo and l w. B. Downs, two of our most wide awake, enterprising farmers.
 Ouachita Presbytery meets at i Malvern tomorrow. Rev. k. B. Morrow and Dr. J. c. Brown go up to-day to represent the church here.
 Dr w c Winglield is greatly im- proving the store-room under the old opera house, on East Front street, and will put in small stock of drugs.
 want to buy ten two year old mule colts, and twenty-five head three years old steers.
 J. T. BROOKS. We want twenty teams to haul lumber for which we will pay 20 cts. per hundred feet for the next three weeks. PREsCoTT LUMBER Co.
 For fine confectioneries, and fresh fruits, call on Will Belzner. He also runs bakery-has fresh bread, cakes, pies, etc.
 Our trade on dry goods and cloth ing is splendid; our assortment ex- cellent; our prices the very lowest.
 J. T. BRooKs X Co.
 Spring worsteads, satines, nuns yelling, plaid and striped dress lawns, ginghams, etc., just received in large quantities at J. T. Brooks & Co.'S.
 Messrs Bill Russell and Bill Sugg will take pleasure in showing the nice new spring and summer goods just received at w. F. Armstrong X Co.'S. Call and see them. You have been in the habit of paying soc. to 75c. for misses and boys straw hats that you can buy at lOc. l5c, 25c, 35c and 50c, at J. T. Brooks & Co.'S
 I have moved my barber shop to better quarters-up next to the new brick of the Foster X Logan Hdw. Co. Will be glad to serve the pub lie. BoB LANGFoRD. Large stock of newest and pretti- est styles spring goods arriving, and can suit all tastes, at the Farmers Trade Union, Laneburg, Ark. Come examine and price.
 Corn, oats and bran have stiffened in price, yet J. T. Brooks X Co. are selling large lots, and will continue to carry good stock. Prompt de- livery.
 MT. w. H. Terry returned from visiting his father at Jackson, Miss, last week. His wife has been quite i'll there, but glad to learn she is now convalcscing.
 Dr. r. NJ. Milan, the popular dentist, has card in this issue. Will make his headquarters at Washing ton, but visit Prescott regularly. He is a splendid dentist.
 MT. Andrew Welsh, whom we men, toned as lying quite low last week, died on Thursday, at his father-in- laws. Col. w. T. Steele's. Bereaved relatives have our sympathy.
 Miss Bettie Hughston, of French Camp, Miss. has been visiting her sister here, Mrs. H. NJ. Allen, sever- al weeks. In a few days she will visit relatives in the lone State.
 FOR RENT.-A good five room res itence, in edge of town. Good well and garden. Apply at this office, or at my house. l.. A. RITZ.
 Prescott, Apr. l2, 1890.
 J. T. Brooks & Co. is headquar- ters for everything in dry goods, clothing, hats, boots, shoes and gro ceries. Their stock is the largest 1; prices the lowest. Go see them.
 Remember when you go to Hope that the cheapest and best dry goods and groceries can always be found at Allen Bros. They will save you money every time, and don't you forget it.
 We are selling large quantities of shoes in ladies' misses boys and mems sizes. Can suit and fit almost anyone ir quality, size, style and price. Come and see us. | k