Nevada County picayune., 1890-11-06

SCH tnelI cotton. II taxes money tC run a wide-awake, newsv paper like the PICAYUNE. Date printed with your name shows to when your sub- scription is paid; see if you are in arrears, and if so, please pay up.
 About two hundred bales cotton received here Friday. "The feecy" rolls in quite lively now. After Prescott gets her new railroad, the creamery, big mills and furniture factory, we can easily get up cot ton factory, which will then retain for consumption the ten or fifteen thousand bales we get annually.
 The reason the PIcAYuNE 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.
 R. l.. Blakely begs to ask his friends, customers and the trade generally, to call and examine his superb stock of dry goods, dress goods, clothing for meE and boys, mems furnishing goods, hats, and the best stock of shoes in Arkansas.
 See our great Premium Offers on fourth page, of Dickens Works, q cvclopedia, etc, as premiums to new subscribers, or to old subscribers who pay up and year in advance. Think of it! S2.25 secures the PICA- YUNE one year, and Dickens. Great est offer ever made! Read it.
 We learn on good authority that a large furniture factory wll soon be established here, projector from a Northern State having already bought over seven hundred acres of land, containing hard timber. in Pike county. This factory will bring others. Our new inland rail- road feeder is already bearing fruit
 No country paper in the State is better equipped than the PIcAYuNE. With power press, paper cutter, Peerless jobber, mailing machine, new type throughout. costing about S3, ,000, it is no trouble to get out a well printed, neat and interesting paper, second to no country weekly in the State. Its merit in this re- spect is acknowledged wherever it is read.
 Quite a large number of renewals of subscribers around Prescott and over the county, the past week, among them, J. $. Almand, w. T.. lobe, w. T. Mcdaniel, J. J. Hirst, w. E. Morris, Honeaville; Richard Carroll, Willsville; N. A. Hit, Laneburg; J. J. Mays, Boughton :; H. T. Ward, D. J. Montgomery, Sr., G. P. Wilson, w. A. McMillian, and many others, Prescott. Thanks to one and all.
 Yesterday at o'clock the emi- grafton society was organized at the court house, Col. w. T. Steele being made permanent President. Anoth- CT meeting will be held to-day, when committees to push the work will be announced. Will give them next week. This is an important matter that Uncle Johnnie Weaver and this paper agitated last winter. Trust the people will now take hold and push it. leaving politics ont of it.
 Mir. s. J. Hesterlv, of Redland tp. !, one of our enterprising young men with a laudable ambition, left Tues day to take a medical course at the celebrated Hospital Medical College, at Memphis, Tenn. Our young men are the hope of the country, and we are always proud to see them fitting themselves properly to fill the places of the older, who will soon have to give place to them. Before leaving, our clever young friend called and ordered the PICAYuNE sent to him. Our best wishes go with him.
 LETTERS ADVERTISED. The fol- lowing letters remained uncalled for in the postollice at Prescott, week ending November 27th. (In calling for them say advertised: B. H. Arnold, w. M. Bum, Mir. Benarbia, Davis, Crouch. Emma Ellison, Will liam Galloway, E. B. Galloway, Ella Galloway, Geo. H, Johnson, B. Johns, E. A. Martin, Catus Nickel. ", Mark Mccain, Mattie Mccain, w. A. Nelson, E. T. Newman, Dr. D. J. Prather, Elizkiel Parr, Jack Richie, Elem Thompson, Mattit Young.
 Ex-Judge Robinson failed to have the South approach to the iron bridge over the Carouse fixed, as he agreed to do. But, as Mir. Neil showed up week or two since, he continued to let contracts at heavy costs, where it could do no good Thus the people see what kind of an officer they have been delivered from in showing him under. Our Democratic judge will do the square thing; tracking the law, we hope he will also exercise due economy, and deliver our county from debt, in a few years.
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