Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-26
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Considerable rain fell yesterday.
 MT. w. H. Mack, of Hope, was up Monday.
 Pearline washing powder, at White Bros.
 Free delivery in the city, at J. H. Kershaw's.
 Cut-loaf sugar, Pearl meal, cOdlish and mackerel, at White Bros.
 Mir. Binley and wife returned to St. Louis Monday.
 Mrs. Isaac Moore and children spent Sunday at Hope.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wiley II. Terry vis- ited TeXarkana Saturday.
 Free delivery in the city, at J. II. kershaw's.
 Mir. J. l.. McGongh, of Emmet, was up Monday.
 A large crowd in town Saturday, and trade was brisk.
 Miss Jennie Jordan is visiting her sister here, Mrs. II. A. Sykes.
 Free delivery in the city, at J. H.. Kershaw's.
 For pure drugs, school books. etc. :, call on Geo. w. Terry, the druggist.
 Free delivery in the city, at J. H. kershaw's.
 Wood and metallic collins and un- dertaker's goods, at Scott X Dunn's. J. w. Marshall has irst-class brick, newly burned, hard or soft, at reasonable prices.
 For good, young Missouri mules and mares call on Vic Scott. He can suit you in every particular.
 For best furniture at lowest prices call at Scott X Dunn's, Front street, Prescott, Ark.
 Mir. N. T. Thomasson is back from Oklahoma. Says that IS great country.
 Glad to see Mir. J. N. Ferguson able to be out again, after a severe illness.
 Ed. w. J. Hudspeth's two little children have been very sick, but are now better, we learn.
 Mir. w. B. Waller left for St. Louis Monday, to replenish his stock of general merchandise.
 Rev. w. T. Box left Thursday to visit Little Rock and Morrilton-will be away week or two.
 All kinds of country produce wanted by White Bros, Johnson $ old stand, Front street.
 Geo. w. Terry, the druggist, will save you money in purchasing any thing in his line. Try him.
 FoR SALE. One new thirty-live horse power Ames stationary engine. A. F.. STANTON.
 Current report says one of Pres cott's prominent young men is to be married this evening.
 New brick sidewalk fronting the new Waller block. We need more l improvements like this.
 Saturday the Masonic Chapter here completed reorganization, with membership of twelve.
 Mir. Sam T. White left yesterday for Washington, D. c. He will en- ter commercial school there.
 Highest market price paid for chickens, eggs and butter, at White Bros. Front street.
 Don't fail to see Foster X Logan Hdw. Go. before you buy your hard ware and furniture.
 Young Missourismules and mares at lowest prices. Come quick and get choice. H. V. SCOTT.
 Messrs Willie and Rassie Thomp- son, of Texarkana, were up Sunday, visiting their kinsman, MT. Alex Vaughn.
 A small house in the negro quar- ters. in the east end, burned Satur day night. Alarm of fire is ofte' given of late.
 A pleasant call from our friend Mir. B. A. Rhodes, of Honeaviile Wednesday, who renewed for ficA VINE for 1890. Mir. M T. Cooper, good soli' farmer from near Antoine, was Il town Monday. Glad to add m name to our subscription list.
 Foster X Logan Hdw. Co. hay received the largest stock of furnl ture they have ever had-up stair in the new brick. 1 have lot of fine young MissouI mules and mares for sale, and ca suit anybody wanting stock. Price : low down. II. '. ocori' , I can supply all orders for good I Grst-class brick-kiln burned lev I weeks ago. Prices reasonable.
 ]. w. MARSHALL.