Nevada County picayune., 1890-01-22
Mir. H. D. Bullock. of Lapeburo

| neWed Tn nlS own name. | MT. w. T. Hood, of Emmet, is re. ported still very low, but a little bet ter, with good chances of his recov, cry. Glad to hear this.
 Big lot of new Louisiana molasses, sugar and rice, just received, at the Cheatham x White old stand, at prices that will please you.
 l have all grades and can suit you in tobacco, prices as low as any house in Prescott.
 GEO. W. TERRY.
 Mir. T. NJ. Neal has sold his grist mill, gin, planer, etc., to Messrs. A. E. and G. w. Stainton. We wish them all success Tn business.
 MT. Alfred Aburrow has bought of E. l.. Harwood the business house and lot by the side of the Foster & Logan Hdw. Co.'S new brick.
 Mrs. w. R. White, Jr., is away, visiting relatives at her old home, Dobyville, Clark county, and Rich ard is getting lonesome already.
 Mir. Rufus Adams came down from Malvern, Thursday, sick with the La Grippe. He is greatly improving in our invigorating health-giving city. A pleasant call from our clever and genial friend, Mir. A. w. New ton, of Gurdon. He is born mer- chant, and fine business man every way.
 Farmers, read article elsewhere, Burn your cotton stalks" and then examine closely in your fields. A stitch in time may more than save nine.
 Mrs. A. E. Orr has sold her inter- ests at Dobyville, and will make her home with her son-in-law here, Mir. B. H. Logan. Glad to welcome her to Prescott.
 Our clever and successful farmer friend, Mir. J. F. Hendrix. called Saturday and renewed for his paper. as also did Mir. J. E. Danlel. of Lane- burg. Thanks.
 We learn that Uncle Drewry Fore dled early Monday morning, on his farm near Laneburg. He was one of our best citizens. The bereaved rel atives have our sympathy.
 MT. C. H. Dome, the photographer, will remain in Prescott awhile longer will also run gallery at TeXarkana. He does iirst-class work at lowest prices, and solicits your patronage.
 J. T. Brooks has just received fifteen head splendid Missouri mules, from three to seven years old, and has yet on hand twelve or fifteen head good mares, horses and ponies. He is.selling them cheap for cash.- Call and see them.
 Dr. D. l.. Hartsfeld, Dentist, can be found at his office, at Hope, Ark. the first twenty days of each month; the other ten days he will travel in the country and up and down the railroad.
 Mrs. NJ. NJ. Henderson, of Arka- delphia, who had been in Texas, vis- iting relatives, stopped over here last week to visit her son, MT. J, R. Henderson. She returned home Monday.
 / Glad to learn that ferry boat is now in operation at the old Elkins ferry site. on Little Missouri river. between here and Okolona. It will be great convenience to the travel ing public.
 Mir. R. l.. Moore and Miss Agie Jones were married by Rev. l.. H. Hit on Wednesday last, at the resi- dence of the brides father, MT. John Jones. We wish the happy couple much joy and happiness.
 This county's apportionment of the State school fund has been re- ceived by the county treasurer, and is now ready for payment to the diff ferent school districts, at the rate of 27c per head school population. We get this information from the county clerk.
 Our efficient and worthy County Clerk, Mir Jno, F.. PoItis, informs Us that county scrip, for servlces rem dered at the November term of Cir cult court, and January term of County court, has been issued, and persons interested can call and get same.
 The Hope Foundry and Machine Go. will repair engines, saw mills, etc, on short notice. Will also fur nish fre-proof grates-a great saving l.. A i,; I