Nevada County picayune., 1891-01-29
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 Take the PICAYUNE for all the news.
 Sec new legal ads. in this issue.
 St. Valentines day will soon be here.
 Prof. G. C. Legg, of Emmet, was up Tuesday.
 Fresh hominy and grits, at Sam T. White & Co.'S.
 Monday and Tuesday were regu- lar spring-like days.
 Now is the time to prepare your gardens for planting.
 Mrs G. A. Gardner returned home from Georgia, last week.
 Master Fay Crossett, of Hope, was up as visitor Saturday.
 One dollar will buy lG lbs of good La. sugar at Sam T. White X Co.'S.
 Cotton seed meal and hull mixture at absolute cost at White Bros. old stand.
 There is considerable cotton in the country yet, being held for better prices.
 Mrs. C. NJ. Norwood, wife of Dr. Norwood, has returned from Wash ington.
 We are printing fifty-one quires now-1224 papers. Our list keeps growing.
 MT. w. II. Terry bought the Amonette X Cathey stock of goods Thursday.
 Mrs. A. Harris and Miss Pattie Arnold left Tuesday to visit relatives at Texarkana.
 Between sixty and scventy-fve bales of cotton came in Tuesday, and trade was good.
 Judge Jno. NJ. Pittman made a business trip to Little Rock, the first of the week.
 It is astonishing to sec the goods being rolled out at cost at White Bros. old stand.
 Attorney l.. F.. Hinton, of Little Rock, has been down, visiting his father and friends.
 MT. James Grayson goes on his fa- ther's farm near Liberty, Ouachita county, this week.
 Property is advancing in price daily. This shows Prescott's future is growing brighter.
 Mir. A. C. Lowry, of Clayton, was an appreciated caller Monday. Thanks for renewal.
 Foster X Logan Hdw. Co. don't pay any rents and buy their goods by the car load, too.
 MT. Will Belzner, of Camden, was up Monday. He will remove his family to that place soon.
 Mir. Rufus Adams, of the railMa ay mail service, was in town Monday, visiting parents and friends.
 We learn Mrs. Matt White will move back here from Hope, and open her old boarding house.
 Foster & Logan Hdw. Go. buy goods by the car load and don't know what it is to he undersold.
 For choice cofectioneries candies, fruits, etc, call on Warren Willing ham, at Will Belzner's old stand.
 The editor of this paper made a business trip to McCrory, Ark, and Little Rock, the latter part of last week.
 There are many new residences going up in Prescott. Let every body push the best interests of the town.
 Foster X Logan Hdw. Go. have got the largest stock of Avery X Sons blows ever brought to Pres .cott. Prices low.
 Judge Jno. NJ. Pittman has bought Mr. w. II. Terry's fine residence on East Second street. Consideration, we learn, S2500.
 Rev. Bridewell, of Malvern, preached at the Presbyterian church last Sabbath His hearers compli- ment him highly.
 MT. A. J. Jones was in town Mon- day. He ana Mir. Cox are now run ming a saw mill near Smackover, Ouachita county.
 Rheumatism is like sand in the bearings of machinery. Hoods Sar- saparilla is the great lubricator which cures the disease.
 We learn tax collecting is an up hill business, very few paying col lector Hood. People must pay tax cs or loose their land,
 MT. ]. A. Ghleghorn, prominent farmer from Clayton, was up Mon- day, and made us pleasant call, re- newng for his paper.
 Messrs. l. NJ. Hubbard and J. NJ. C. Kirk, of Garlandville, two of Hampstead oounty's best citizens, were in town Tuesday,
 Fon Rrsr,-rwo good residences