Nevada County picayune., 1890-09-11

shall, Roxy Gee and Carrie Touland, of Emmet, were up Saturday, visit ing friends and relatives.
 Mir. J. H. Keel, of Rosston, one of our enterprising and most popular pedagogues, was up Saturday. We acknowledge pleasant call.
 Glad to have a call from our jolly, clever friend, MT. w. $. DeBaun, of Elreno, Oklahoma Ter, who is back on a short business visit here.
 Quite a number of subscribers have renewed the past two weeks, that we failed to make mention of crowded out by important political matter.
 Mr. J. II. Pickett and father, of Chidester, passed through Thursday, enroute to Pike, to visit relatives. Glad to add MT. F. to our list of subscribers.
 We have a good horse, eight years old and about sixteen hands high, which we will sell cheap for cash. Call at office and see us, if you want good horse.
 Flour, sugar, coffee and all kinds of staple groceries cheaper than the cheapest at Sam T. White X Co.,. $, at the old hardware store.
 J. T. Brooks will soon move both of his stocks to his new brick, in front of Walters, and will carry a a complete stock of dry goods, no- tions, clothing, hats, trunks and gro cerics.
 FoR SALE.-A good improved farm of 120 acres-well watered and pro- ductive. For further information, call on or write to me at Laneburg, Ark. SAM WEAVER.
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 Don't forget that we are still ln the ring, and are selling beef, pork, etc., actually at Free Trade prices, and all we ask is lis a Free Ballot and q fair count. Come and see us. MooRE X Co.
 Messrs. S. r. White X Co. have opened q confectionery store at the Foster & Logan old stand. Mr. w. is q most worthy young man We wish the new firm success.
 A pleasant call Tuesday from Rev. !. J. Tarlton. the Democratic orator who so pleased our peo- ple few weeks since. He contem- plates making Prescott his home.
 It is hardly necessary to call atten- tion to the big ad. of MT. 5. l.. Harwood, the leading confectioner, at top of this page. He keeps complete stock, and sells low down.
 Prescott is the best cotton market in South Arkansas. Our merchants nearly all buy, thus getting up a lively competition. which keeps the price up at the top, higher than other ,,locno in tbic cnptinp
 Quite number of the small boys, with tin horns blowing. paraded our streets, celebrating the Democratic victory. They styled themselves the Kid Democratic band, and made things lively and funny
 The reason the PIcAYrNE is the most popular paper, has such a large circulation, and is growing so fast, is because it is by far the best paper in the couuty-better printed, contains most news and reading matter,
 MT. John C. II, Blake, Of Gonza- les county, Texas, is up visiting his brother, Capt. W. J. Blake, He formerly lived in this county, and has many friends here, whom he has not visited before in ten years.
 The third quarterly meeting Of Prescott station, NJ. E. church, south, was postponed from last Sat urday and Sunday, so as to em- brace the lst Sunday in October and the Saturday before, By that time the new church will be ready for oc- cupancy,
 Judge Robinson promised on every stump in this county that he would have the south approach to iron bridge, which is too steep, fixed, whether he was elected or not, be- fore his term expired. Now let him do as he agreed. He must not leave until it is done.
 By request we publish an article from Rev. T. $. Sandefur, colored, to the colored people. He takes the right view of things-negroes can vo,c as they please. We compliment