Nevada County picayune., 1890-12-11

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 A pleasant call from Messrs. T II Boswell and J W Rodgers, two of Bodcaw's best farmers, Thursday, both of whom renewed for paper. Thanks.
 The ladies of the Baptist church will give dinner and supper, at the skating rink, tomorrow, for the ben eft of the church. Charges as usual. Every body invited.
 Mir. W. $. Mcdaniel, of Honea- vile, was up Thursday, visiting his son, 0. R., the popular deputy Clerk. Made us an appreciated call, renewing for his paper.
 Mir. J. NJ. Daniel and family took the cars for Hot Springs Friday. May success be theirs in their new home. This paper will keep them posted in Nevada affairs.
 Mrs. w. K. Finks, of Waco, Tex as, is visiting her parents here, Mir. and Mrs. F. NJ. Smyth. A most ac- complished lady, and we trust her stay may prove pleas ant one.
 Now is the time to get tailor made suit of clothes cheap. Prices have been reduced. See large line of samples at K. l.. Blakely's. Fit guaranteed in every instance.
 You can buy your Christmas can dies, nuts, oranges, apples, cocoa nuts, fire crackers, etc., at the gro cery department of J. T. Brooks & Go.
 have sold my Texarkana gallery, and now succeed my successor" at my old old stand, over Hinton Drug Co. S store, in Prescott.
 C. II. DOME. Down goes the price of furniture, J. F. Duiiie of Hope, will for the next 30 days, sell furniture lower than ever before known in Arkansas. Don't fail to see hiin before you buy. White S Bro, have new adv. on opposite page, to which we direct the readers attention. They will make it to your interest to patromze them.
 Santa Claus is opening his head quarters at Hinton Drug store thls time, and J. NJ. Price will be glad to assist all who come, to be suited with Santa Claus goods.
 5000 good brick for sale at $500 per thousand. Call and see me. B. l.. LAKEWOOD.
 Cotton seed meal and hull mixt- ure better COW feed than raw cotton seed, and cheaper than bran, at White Bros.
 Another man killed at Emmet- died from modification because he failed to see J. r. Duilie, the Hope furniture man, who is selling all hllflN VI ilil tIilult uilISato VI ION prices.
 Thanks to our old friend, Mir G E Boswell, of Brisbane, for renewal He also gets large Cyclopedia. Ne vada has no better citizen or more solid Democrat.
 Friday night store of Woodbury X Hamilton was broken into by bur glars, by prizing off blanks at rear. No money was secured, and goods taken cant be missed, or estimated.
 Mrs. w. D. Loomis, wife of our successful mill operator, returned home near Emmet, Thursday, after a pleasant visit among relatives at Pinnacle Springs, Conway county.
 Messrs. A. F. Portner and w. II. Wells are here, delivering the Good speed X Co.'S. history of South Ark ansas, to subscribers. It is large octave, we'll bound and we'll printed
 Miss Irene Boulter, who is teach ing school at Okolona, spent Sunday at home here. She is a most estima- ble young lady, and the people there are fortunate in securing her services.
 Mir. J. s. Frisby called Thursday, subscribed for this paper and also secured the fine Cyclopedia we give for only S2.l0, with years sub scription. He is one of our highly respected, prosperous farmers.
 Monday Amonett & Cathey made an assignment for benefit of creditors. C C Black assignee. Assets between 4 and S5 ,000 liabilities about S3 ,000 trust they will be able to pay up, and soon be on their feet again.
 Dr G. o. Marsh, of Caney, was a pleasant caller Thursday. He was on his way to New Orleans to take finishing course of medicine in the fine medical college there, He is one of our most popular young doctors.
 My farm, containing l20 acres, 50 acres in cultivation, balance in past ure, all under fence, good barn and dwelling, with brick chimney, is for sale; perfect title. Terms half cash, balance to suit purchaser.
 J T. BRooKs.
 Don't be clam-buy your furni- ture of J. P. Duffie, of Hope, who is almost giving away bedsteads, chairs, etc., etc.