Nevada County picayune., 1891-04-16

anu Miss Mamie reel OF MISSISSIPPI
arrived Saturday, and are visiting
relatives and friends. Trust theil
stay may be pleasant.
Mr.. X. g. McRae and wife, o
Hope, came up Saturday to visit he
father, Rev. T. w. Hayes. Mr.. NJ
returned home Sunday eve, but his
better half" remained.
NJ, p. Watts & Bro, Camden
Ark, have a very large stock Of
shoes, bought at very low prices, ant
they are selling them low. Go t.
see them and be convinced.
If you have goods, land, houses
or anything else to sell, or houses oil
farms to rent, it will pay you to adj.
vertse in the PIcAYUNE, which has
over 1900 sworn circulation.
Mr.. Eugene NJ Chcatham has
Thought splendid lot just below res
violence of Hon. T. c. McRae, and is
pow putting the lumber on the
ground for a nice new residence.
Don't fail to give your order to
Mr.. J. II. Keel for Life and Labors
of Henry w. Grady" All should
have it. Popular prices. Mr.. Keel
will call on you in short time.
Mrs. Shankle's millinery opening
has begun and will continue through
out the spring season-new goods
constantly arriving. Call and see her
beautiful pattern hats and bonnets.
Saw mill and fixtures of w. ID.
LOOMS, deceased, located on rail
road near Emmett, for sale at a bar
gain. Apply to Mrs. Nancy A..
Loomls, on premises.
MssLREE,s WINE OF cARpu! for Weak Nerves.
PASTURE-W. A. Hatley has
l20 acres in pasture east of town :;
convenient and plenty of water
Open from April lst., to Nov. 1st
For terms apply to Jno. W. Thomp-
son.
NJ. Z. Watts 4 Bro, of Camden.
Ark, have just received full and
well selected stock of goods, and cs-
peclally invite their Nevada county
friendsto call and examine their goods
and prices before buying
Prof. J. II. Keel, of Rosston, is
canvassing this county, selling fine
book, Life and Labors of Henry W.
Grady" 1t contains all of Mr.
Grady's fine speeches, and every
body should secure copy of it.
Regret to hear of the death of
Mrs. W. M. Kay, which occurred
Sunday. She was a most estimable
lady. The bereaved husband and
children have the sympathy Of many
friends.
II you want the local news of
Prescott and Nevada county first
handed and fresh, take the PICAYUNE
which gives most complete and spicy
news of any paper ever published in
the county.
Mr.. w. \. Dean, Of Delta, was
up to see the tax collector Saturday.
Also visited his daughter, Miss Della,
at Ouachita College, Arkadelphia,
who returned home with her father
on account of i'll health.
p0y- BLAck.pRAUeHT tea cures Constipation
Prescott continues to 90 on with
her building boom. Among the new
residences to 90 up right away, be-
sides those In course of construction
are those OF Mcssrs w. b. Waller
+. NJ. Cheatham and J. II. Arnold.
We have received the May number
of the Delineator, fashion monthly
published by +. Butterlck Il Co., at
81 a year. This is the leading fash
ion magazine of this country, and
every woman should take it. Send
l5c. for sample copy.
This office has turned out lots of
nice job work lately, giving entire
o"eioiaSbOh ~ WI lhobahSt' nav
new type, fine presses, plenty of
best stationery and will duplicate
Little Rock and ST. Louis prices
Bring or send us your orders,
Don't for one moment overlook the
fact that the place to go for anything
to wear, whether for ladies or gentle
men, girls or boys, is ID. G.. Hicks &
Co.'S. You will find the fullest house
the neatest, cleanest stock, the latest
styles, the lowest prices possible, and
the most courteous treatment.
Mr.. Thos. J. Watts, formerly oil
Delta, is now in business with his
brother at Camden, under the firm
name Of NJ. p Watts 4 Bro. They
have full line of general merchan-
disc, bought at lowest prices for casl
and will sell at bottom prices. vii
be pleased to have old friends cal
on him.
McElree's Wine of Cardui
and THEDFORD's BLACK D9AUGAT ar,
for sale by the following merchants il
Npyola Couutv.