Nevada County picayune., 1890-03-05

mention, from our subscribers. His ideas on in immortality and the fu- ture state, are being almost univer- sally approved and accepted. An in tercsting article on this subject this week.
 l Our merchants are now receiving their new spring goods. This paper 'Nhas a bona tide circulation of oyer I 1000 weekly ly-going to regular sub scribers, and we know it will pay merchants to use our columns, in soliciting trade. Now is the time to take space.
 We call especial attention to the neat double column ad. of Messrs J. NJ. Davis, Mcclure X Co.,, hardware and furniture merchants, of Waldo. Hope our subscribers in the lower part of the county will patronize them libcralv. Mir. ]. ]. McLure, for merly of this county, IS member of this live firm.
 To my friends around Rosston, Emmet, Bodcaw and Clayton: When you come to Hope call and let me sell you bill of furniture, at lower prices than ever before. Also keep a stock of collins. IsHAm H. MACK.
 When you come to Prescott call on us for your furniture, undertaken s goods, etc. We can suit you in goods and prices.
 SCoTT & DUNN.
 E. T. Lane. the Laneburg mer- chant, has just been to market, and in few days will receive prettier line of dry goods, shoes, etc., than was ever before seen there. His low prices will draw the trade.
 B. P. Haynes & Son, Hope, Ark, have purchased Mir. Sid Woods in- tercst, and will continue business at same stand. They have a complete line of dry goods, clothing, notions, shoes, and staple and fancy grocer ies. Will be pleased to serve Nevada county friends.
 Remember when you go to Hope that the cheapest and best dry goods and groceries can always he found at Allen Bros. They will save you money every time, and don't you forget it.
 I have just bought in market, a full supply of all kinds of dry goods, notions, shoes, etc.. and will sell to you cheaper than ever before. Low prices rule in my store.
 E. T. LANE, Laneburg, Ark.
 Have just received q car load of hour-handle all kiuds of staple and fancy groceries, and propose to sell cheaper than ever. Come and see me. B. T. LANE,
 Laneburg, Ark.
 Mrs. J. T. Douglass, sister of Mrs. w. J. Blake. died at her home, in Chester county, $. C., on the 22d, ultimo. She now has no sister or brother living, and we sympathize with her in this sore bereavement, and hope God in His mercy and wisdom will unite them in better world after awhile, where partings, sin and pain are unknown.
 We would like to know who sent us the following valuable item and humorous pun--envelope addressed in neat, feminine handwriting dropped in the posto0icc here: An exchange prints the following sug- gcstive dun: Delinquent subscrib- CTS are hereby warned not to let their daughters wear this paper for bus tie, as there is considerable dne on it and they might take cold '"
 The Hope Gazette Says: "Rev. N. J. Price preached here last Saturday night and Sunday at 1 o'clock. He is an excellent preacher. He will be back again on the next 4th Sunday when he is expected to give an an swer as to whether he will serve the church as pastor" Mir. Price is in- deed good man, and forcible preacher, and the church at Hope will be fortunate in securing his ser vices. He has lived in our county near here, for many years, and our people respect and love him.
 Thursday night western blizzard struck this section suddenly, the mercury registering 20o by Friday morning, from 50o the afternoon before. A hard wind blew all day Friday, and Saturday morning was a little colder than the morning before, the ground being frozen several inches in depth. It is thought oats and wheat up, or that sprouting was killed. Gardeners suffered, and En- glsh peas. radshes, etc., will have