Nevada County picayune., 1891-11-05
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 Roasted Java coffee, at Sam T. White X CO.,, a fine drink. Try it.
 lGlbs best rice for Sl.O0, at J. G. ! Hanson $.
 Mr. II. EIilborn visited Gurdon Monday.
 Prof. G.C. Legg of Emmet, was ir town Tuesday.
 Glad to have MT. Perry C. Hayes locate in Prescott.
 Best roasted coffecs, 20c per lb. at J. C. HANsoN's.
 2l lbs good La. sugar for SI.O0, at Sam T, White X Co.'S.
 2J lbs, standard granulated sugar for Sl ,00 at J. C. Hanson's.
 Pure natural leaf tobacco for only l5c per pound, at J. H. Kershaw's. s.
 5bs, good coffee, for one dollar, at Sam T. White X Cos.
 Miss Jennie Jordan is visiting her sister, Mrs. II. A. Sykes.
 Infant child of Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Harrell, has been very sick.
 The weather continues fine for farm work, in gathering crops.
 Monday was bill day, and the fes- tive collector made things lively.
 Fresh fish every Tuesday and Sat. urday at J. k, Abbot's 'city mark et.
 Good salmon ljc, sardines 5c, oysters l0c, per can at
 J. G. HANooN'>.
 You can get jlIbs coffee, at the Prescott Mdse. Co.'S. store for Sl,00. Call and see their prices.
 Call at J. k. Abbots "city mark ct, for mce juicy steaks, both pork and beef also, best of sausage, etc.
 Call and examine the Prescott Mdse. Co.'S. stock. They are lead CTS in low prices.
 Miss Mollie Lawley of Dobeyville, Clark county, is here visiting rela- tives.
 Mir, Henry Slaughter, of Claren- don, Texas, is here visiting relatives and friends.
 Mir. J. NJ. Daniel began teaching a school at the Glendale school-house south of town, Monday.
 Glad to add Mir. T. J. Purtle, one of Laneburg's enterprising farmers, to our list of subcribers.
 Democracy still boomingl Just cast your optics on the cheery elec- tion news on opposite page.
 We keep our forms open as late as possible today, Thursday, so as to give latest election news.
 Miss Dollie Orr, who had been visiting friends at Okolona, returned home the latter part of last week.
 NIT. John Thompson has been quite sick with fever, but we are glad to see him able to be out again.
 Mir. A. J. Sullivan and daughter Mrs, Weeks, left Friday, to attend the State Baptist convention at Ark adelphia.
 Mir. Charlie Moon lost one of his fine livery horses Saturday, but promptly replaced him by purchas- ing another.
 We notice 0. s. Jones is pushing politics nightly in the Tribune. Such leadership is very catchy in this county.
 Regret to hear of the death of Mrs. Samuel Johnson Monday, at the residence of her husband near Wallaccburg.
 Mr. E. $. Webb is building q neat new residence, over near the acadc- my. And still the work of improve mcnt goes on.
 Trust our farmer friends will re- member us and pay up for their pa per out of first bale of cotton brought in.
 Poster X Logan Hdw Go. is the place to get your furniture, sash, doors, etc, they will not be under sold.
 J. k. Abbott, at the Aburrow stand, can suit the most fastidious in best of fresh meats, fish, game, etc. Give him call.
 Rev. pr, Buchanan of the Arkan- sas ChamberIard College, of Clarks- vile, was in town yesterday. He and Mir. G. W, Terry married sisters. Rev. E. NJ. Pipkin, State agent of the American Bible society, will preach, at the Methodist church here next Sunday and at the C. F. church that nigh.