Nevada County picayune., 1890-08-28

minutivc and beautifully less. Cant 1t be resuscitated?
 Mrs. G. A, Trigg and Miss Kate Heard, of Philadelphia, left Tuesday after visiting their friend, Miss Ella Sullivan, near town.
 Rev. J. R. Cason has been holding an interesting revival service out at Midway the past week. Meeting closed Tuesday night.
 Why, now cannot get enough to eat, says one lady who formerly had no appetite, but took Hood $ Sarsaparilla.
 You can always find just what you want in groceries at the well stocked establishment of Rushing Co. $, on West Main street.
 For books, organs, pianos, sew ing machinss, marble toombstoncs, etc.. call on or write the Manufact. crcrs' agent, A. MoNsoN.
 Prescott, Ark.
 We predict for Chcatham's Tastcles, Chill Tonic an unprecedented success. The well known reputation of its manu facturers is, of i,sclf, an ample guarantee of its superior merits For sale by Hugh Moncriet.
 Mrs. Jennie Hughes died on We'd nesday of last week, the 2Oth, after a lingering illness The parents and other relatives have the sympathy of all.
 Our lumber interests are immense, bring in ready cash all through the dull season. Prescott ships from five to eight hundred cars lumber an- nually.
 Let there be DO drones in the Dem ocratic beehive Monday. We must elect our ticket, all good men, and lay the l.. L. court house ring and oilceseeking set, on the shelf.
 New subscribers keep pouring in. Our sworn circulation is now ll52 weekly-see affidavit elsewhere. The PIcAYrNE is the best advertising medium in South Arkansas.
 MT. Pink Jones, of Jackson tp. received by freight here last week, fine gln and steam engine, He is one of our best farmers and most prominent citizens.
 The L. l.. candidates strikers are lnumidating colored men. Can hon est men stand this. See our article, on intimidation, on opposite page, citing prominent case.
 The brick work on the new J. T. Brooks brick building was com pleted last week, and the roof and inside work is being pushed. MT. Brooks will move into it in few weeks.
 Prof. J. W. Conger, President of Ouachita College, was in town Thurs day, in the interest of that popular educational institution, In another place appears advertisement of the college. Read it.
 It is too much to have to scratch for living and for relief also. Hunts Cure will not help you in the former case, but will sure cure the itch or 1t costs you nothing. For sale by Hugh Moncref
 l am now ready to gin cotton as fast as received. Have two first class gins and every convenience. Rates reasonable.
 A. F.. STANTON.
 J. T. Brooks will soon move both of his stocks to his new brick, in front of Wallcr's, and will carry a q complete stock of dry goods, no- tions, clothing, hats, trunks and gro- Ccrics.
 Dr. Norwood spoke at Wallace burg Tuesday. We learn q Mir. Bean gave the lie to some of his statements, and a MT. Dodson took up the quarrel for Dr. N. and was badly cut by some one,
 Thursday the editor went up to Malvern, over fifty miles away, on morning train, and attended to busi- ness. Returning home, that evening was fourteen miles in the country, on his way to Glennyjlle, by bed time,
 We print our paper day earlier, so as to reach country offices in time for for it to be read before the elec- ton. This paper always strives to do all in its power for the good of Democracy and the people.
 For the information of all we state the Democratic tickets have both flor license" and against license" printed on them, so a man can vote as he pleases on this question, by scratching out one or the other.
 We learn about two-thirds of the stock for the creamery and cheese factory has been subscribed. Hope our business men and citizens gener- ally will push this new and important enterprise, and not let it go by de- fault,
 Dr, Norwood made appointments and spoke in Hampstead county the past week, without giving his oppo- nent, Mir. Hamby notice thereof, as previously agreed upon by both.- He left Mir II. sick last week to sc