Nevada County picayune., 1890-09-25
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 up Monday. Monroe Denman visited Hope, the first of the week.
 Fresh mackerel at Sam T. White & Co., s.
 Miss Hattie Blake, of Zama, is vis- iting Miss Terissa Blake.
 Miss Helen Davis left Tuesday to visit relatives at Hot Springs. Glad to see our friend, Mir. J. NJ. Price able to attend to business again. Keg pickels at Will Belzncr's.
 Whitaker Hams at Sam T. White & Co.'S.
 All lines of glassware, at bargains, at J H. Kershaws.
 Now is the time to get good buggy cheap. w. l.. Webb is selling them at cost.
 All kinds of fancy turning and fancy scroll saving, done on short notice. A. E. STANTON.
 New fall clothing at k. l.. Blake ly's. Best goods, most perfect fit- ting and lowest prices, The best 25c tobacco in the city at Sam T. White X Co.,
 Just received. fresh candy and nuts of all kinds, at Will Belzner's.
 First-class heart pine shingles con- stantly on hard. A. F.. STANTON.
 Good clocks, at s1 .O0 and S1.25, at W. F. Armstrong's.
 Sam T. White & Go. carry a full line of fancy and staple groceries.
 Why be without the time when you can get a good clock for Sl.00 at Armstrong's.
 White Bros. carry the heaviest stock of hams and breakfast bacon in the city.
 W. l.. Webb is selling good sole leather, by the side, at BOG, per h., and 35c. if cut.
 All kinds of fruit and fresh canned goods-no old stock--at Will Belzner's.
 The rains have damaged cotton considerably, besides delaying gath ering.
 Paul Bagley, the travelling preach CT, discoursed upon. our streets Monday.
 Take your repairing to W. l.. Webb. He will do your work on short notice.
 MT. J. F. Stephens, one of Wal laceburg's sterling citizens, was in town Monday.
 Sam T. White X Co. will pay the highest market price for all kinds of country produce.
 For incest millinery in latest styles, and at lowest prices, call on Mrs. A. A. Kirkland.
 For something good to eat go to Sam T White. Goods delivered free to any part of the city.
 Glad Ed Thomas has secured good situation with large mercantile firm at Hot Springs.
 Messrs R. F. Lagrone and J. NJ. Davis, of Waldo, were up Sunday to see relatives and friends.
 W. l.. Gaines the clever shocma- ker, now occupies the building just above the Hinton Drug Co.
 An appreciated call yesterday from Mir. J. F. Garrett, from near liar mony, who renewed for his paper.
 MrLA Ritz has helped to put up a big blaming mill at Bryant, and has lucrative place experimenting same. Coffee Coffee. Roasted and ground for 20 cts. per pound at J. H. Kershaw's.
 Bring your butter, eggs and chickens to sam T. White X Co.,, at the old Logan hardware store.
 As usual Prescott leads the van in South Arkansas, Tn paying better prices for cotton. We have live' pushing merchants.
 Prescott keeps moving up we've got the creamery and cheese factory. See description of it elsewhere. Our town is bound to go up.
 Cotton Is coming in slowly. It is not being gathered as rapidly as usual, on account of rains. A very short crop hereabouts, too.
 Capt. w. J. Blake ate snap beans and cucumbers from his garden Fri day. Mir. Geo. w, Terry also had beans from his garden the same day.
 Ladies should not fail to see the elegant line of dry goods at k. l.. Blakely's. Prettiest assortment ot dress goods in town,
 When you want nice, juicy steaks, or any kind of fresh meats, go to McDonald's s meat market, Success or to Moore X Co.)
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