Nevada County picayune., 1891-06-11
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Peaches.
 Blackberries.
 Crops are booming.
 Sunday was cool and pleasant.
 Take the PICAYUNE for all the news.
 Beef steak on ice at J NJ Denman' s.
 Prescott keeps on growing and i'm proving.
 Judge J. NJ. Pittman visited Hope Saturday.
 A big crowd in town Saturday and trade lively.
 Russell Arnold was down from Gurdon Sunday.
 Capt. W. NJ, White of Stephens, is up visiting his family.
 Attorney W. V. Tompkins went up to Little Rock Tuesday.
 Last week Mir. W. J. Fomby fell and hurt himself quite badly.
 Dcnman's meat market is the place to get your ice, ice, ice.
 Ice Ice!! Ice,l! for sale at J. II. Kershaw's.
 All kinds of iced drinks for sale by Davis Gathright
 1000 spring chickens wanted at Armstrong X Sugg's.
 If you want good sound roast go to J, NJ. Denman's meat shop.
 Cash paid for wool.
 ALLEN BRos., Hope, Ark.
 MT. J. C.. Purifoy, the clever Za- ma merchant, was in town Monday.
 Quite dusty last week, but a slight sprinkling of rain has partially settled it.
 Mrs. W. T. Steele is very danger ously sick with fever, we regret to hear
 Hicks, the weather prophet, pre- diets q severe drouth during this month.
 We learn the school board will elect teachers for our school next Saturday.
 Nimrods around town are quite successful, these days-catch fine strings of fish.
 Many farmers are laying by" their corn and report prospect for a fine crop now.
 Rev. W. T. Thurman filled his regular appointment at Ozan Satur- day and Sunday.
 Mrs. H. Zappe, of Emmet, was in town Monday and made this office an appreciated call
 MT. John Hale, son of Dr. John Hale, i, now studying medicine un- der Dr. J. W. Peoples,
 An interesting letter elsewhere from our friend Prof. W. E., Sutton, of Florcsvlle, Texas.
 Go to the old reliable B. l.. Har- wood ice house, now run by Davis Gathright, for your ice.
 Armstrong & Sugg's Is the place to buy your groceries, queensware and feed Stuffs.
 Tetter, Salthreum and cancer are all cured by P. P r. The effect on these diseases are perceptibe after the first bottle of P. P. P. wa, used
 Bring your country produce to Armstrong X Sugg. They pay the highest price.
 Mir. Robert Stephens is now a butcher, in market of Mir, J. NJ. Denman, with Mr. Lafe Willing ham.
 Messrs. J. T. Gossett and k. W. Stubbleiield returned from drum ming tour through the Nation last week.
 Monday morning MT. B. w. Cross was stricken with paralysis on his right side, and lies in critical con dition.
 After all, the best way to know the real merits of Hoods Sarsapa- rilla is to try it yourself. Be sure to get Hoods.
 Mrs. W. k. White, ST. will give lessons in vocal and instrumental music, at her residence, Terms req Sonablc,
 MT. B. F. Jordan and daughter, Miss Jennie, returned Sunday from Bonham, Texas, where they visited relatives.
 Hons. C. C. Hamby .and F., E. White have formed d law partnership make a strong firm. See their card elsewhere.
 Bidding on delinquent lands Mon day, was spirited. Most of land was bid in by individuals, the state get ting but little,
 Mir, 0. k. Mcdaniel, our efficient and popular deputy clerk, is suffer ing from neuralgia in face, from a defective tooth,
 Mr. Ed E. White and wife, of Lit tie Rock, have been down visiting relatives Mir. w. is drumming in Mil, Il. nnCnu