Nevada County picayune., 1890-07-31

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 Melons on ice at B l. Harwood's $.
 Pepper 20 C. Ib at ] II kershaw's S.
 Straw hats sacrificed without mercy at k. L. Blakely's.
 Rushing Company deliver goods promptly to all parts of the city.
 All kinds of iced drinks at B. l.. llarwood's.
 Fine Java and Mocha coffee at Rushing Co.,
 Will Bclzner keeps fresh bread and cakes every day.
 The days are growing perceptibly shorter.
 Rev. J. R. Cason visited Hope Tuesday.
 Mir. W. II. Terry IS absent at Kansas City, on business.
 Mrs. l.. II. McSwain. of Emmet. is up visiting her parents.
 Flannel shirts at unheard of low prices. New styles just being re- celvcd. R. L. BLAKELY.
 MT. Frank Chichester and wife, of Camden. are visiting MT. w. B. Waller.
 MT. Geo. F.. Armstead, of Hope, was up Sunday, visiting parents and friends.
 Mir. F.. ]. Vaughn zoe, back on the Iron Mountain with bridge gang, this week.
 Messrs. J. F. and F.. l.. Jones left Tuesday to visit relatives al Hub bard City, Texas.
 The east winds the past week have parched growing crops, causing them to wilt and wither
 Messrs. Joe Hood and Will II. Law two of Emmet's most clever citizens, were up Saturday.
 Mrs. Ella McRae and Mrs. l.. E. Hinton visited their sister, Mrs. k. C.. McRae, at Hope, Sunday.
 Mir. ]. k. Guuter and wife visited relatives and friends at Curtis, Ar kadelphia and Gurdon, last week.
 Mir. ]. $. Thompson, of Albany township. left Monday to visit a brother in Landerdale county, Ala.
 For best corn meal, apply at A. F.. Stainton's mill. Grist gound on Saturdays.
 Parties wishing ice for sunday will have to call on B l. Harwood for same on Saturday.
 For fresh meats of all kinds-juicy steaks a specialty-try Willingham's market. Good weight, best meats.
 Those who want millinery good, should go to Mr. Kirkland 's-she i~ selling her stock at cost.
 The family of Eld. W. !. Hud- speth stopped off day here this week as they were on their way to Texas.
 Mi,> Etta StubbleGeld came down from Pike county, where she is teach ing school, and spent Sunday with friends.
 Messrs Waddlc and Wooslcy, of Lanebure. made this office call Friday. Sorry we were absent in country.
 Mir. W. II. WiggInton is taking a short vacation from work-lcft on q pleasure tour to Gainesville, Texas, Monday
 Let there be q full turn out to hear to Democratic orators at the court house Friday night. An interesting program.
 The Democracy is moving up all along the line, making gains every day. Keep up the good work, and victory is ours.
 Mir. l. II. Watson and sister, Mrs. A, F.. Thompson, who had been up in the mountains of Pike recruiting. returned home Saturday.
 Rev. Mir. Davis, of Little Rock, preached at Missionary Grove, five miles west of town, sunday. A number of townsfolk went out to hear him.
 You can always find just what you want in groceries at the well stocked establishment of Rushing Co. s, on West Main street.
 Sorry to learn that the little six year-old-son of Mir. C. w. Elkins, accidentally fell and broke his arm yesterday.
 We spent most pleasant time among friends at Baird's Chapel, Saturday afternoon. Account of our trip, under heading "On the Wing" elsewhere.
 Prof. G. C. Legg, of Emmet, be- ing lowest bidder, secured contract for building the bridge over slough near Emmct, let at court house Sat urday by the sheriff.
 We are pleased toknow Mir. Albert Milner, who was shot by burglar some weeks since, is now out of dan