Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-08
We are requested to announce that

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 Dr. E, R. Armistead attended the meeting of the Southwest Arkansas Medical Association, (of which he is vice-president) at Philadelphia Mon- day. A number of interesting pa pers were read and discussed, one of the best having been from Dr. A.
 Notice is hereby given to all par ties interested. that from this week forward, 1 will be in the county Treasurer office on only two days of each week Fridays and Saturdays.
 JoHN PARKER. Treasurer.
 Prescott, Ark, Oct. 9th, 1891.
 Our kind friend w. B. Garrett, of Laneburg, has our best thanks for some fine peanuts sent us through MT. Richardson, Friday. If all our farmers would raise a variety of pro- ducts, like MT. G., there would be more prosperity and less want among them.
 Messrs. D. J. Neill and Wiley lobe of Honeaville, returned from a visit to Comanche county, Texas, Tuesday. MT. N. has two brothers there, Messrs. John and Bedford Neill, and their many friends in this county will be pleased to learn they are doing well-have good crops this year.
 Electric Polish is the best known substance for cleaning and polishing fine silver brass, steel, glass and tin ware, scoops, scales, show cases, etc. It is cheap and requires but little la bor or skill Every store keeper and house keeper ought to keep it on hand. You will find it at the Hin ton Drug Store.
 All who want to see stacks of new, pretty and stylish dry goods, shoes, clothing, etc., should not fail to call on ]. T. Brooks X Go. New supply of everything to eat, also just received. No house can beat them in prices Have been too busy to write up complete new advertisement, on account of so much business will do so for next issue watch for it.
 The Foster X Logan Hdw. Co. are receiving an immense stock of pret- tiest new furniture and hardware, l this week. This firm is composed of clever, accommod ating and popular gentlemen, and this coupled with a large supply of best goods, low pri- ces and fair dealing, win them a big trade, which they certainly deserve. Everybody should call and see their new stocks.
 Last week We mentioned about fracas between MT. Thomas Grant and B. F. Amons, near Rosston. Early Friday morning Sheriff Hood and Deputy James Barger went to Mir. Amons' house to arrest him on the charge of assault with intent to kill, and he attempted to make his escape, when the sheriff shot him, making flesh wound in hip. Bond was made at Rosston, when the pris- oner was released.
 We return thanks to following subscribers, for renewing during the past week: D. E. Cornelius, Hope :; $. l.. Cornelius, Guernsey; R. l.. Smith, Dickey, Ark J. NJ. Mont gomery, Texarkana John Galloway, Emmet; ], E. rhompkins, Falcon ; k. $. Adams, St. Louis J. k. Jones, Clayton; A. D. Wren, Laneburg P. E., and John Bryson. w. C. Frank lin, Ursa Moore, J. G. Jackson, C.. x. Riddle, Prescott.
 Prescott is moving up all along the line. Besides the building of a fine new double story brick block amd numerous fine residences, she has gone down into her pocket to the extent of nearly $500 to repair the Carouse levee, Stcele's bridge cross ing of same stream; and the bad boggy Powers lane west of town, Farmers can now easily cross the Ca rouse from the Clancy, Rosston and Bodcaw neighborhoods during winter and the Pike county trade can more easily get here. Hurrah for Prescott.
 MT. J. D. Parker, son of our wor' thy county treasurer, Capt. John Parker, of Bodcaw, was up Tuesday. Hearing some of his neighbors tell ing of the big price Hope was pay ing for cotton, he had carried a bale there, After selling he had occasion to come to Prescott on the train the same day, and brought a sample of the cotton along without letting anyone know he had sold at Hope, asked one of our principal merchant buyers what he would give for it, when he was promptly offered a lc above what he had sold for at Hope. This proves conclusively which town pays the best price for cotton.
 We are carrying full line of dry goods, clothing, hats, boots and shoes, and are selling cheaper than the cheapest in town.
 PREsCoTT MpsE. Go.
 If you wish to look stylish, have your hats and bennets trimmed at Mrs. Shankle's. She has profes- sional trimmer, who makes it study