Nevada County picayune., 1891-08-27
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Hay and bran at Sam T. White X Cos.
 Whitaker hams at Sam T. White X Co.'S.
 Shorts, bran and hay at Armstrong X Sugg's.
 MT. J. W. Mcfarland, of Emmet, was up Monday.
 Banker w. II. Terry visited Lit tie Rock Monday.
 Tobacco 20 cts. per pound at Arm strong X Sugg's.
 2Olb. sugar for one dollar, at Sam I. White X Co.'S.
 Good chewing tobacco 2Oc per lb. at J. C. Hanson's.
 Ed. ]. P. Copeland preached at Laneburg sunday.
 Some cool and pleasant weather since the rain Saturday.
 Attorney W, Y. Tompklns visited the city of roses Monday.
 "Great big" smoking tobacco 2Oc per lb. at J. C.. Hansons.
 A heavy rain fall here, and in all this section, Friday night.
 Mir. l. P. Rudolph, of Arkadel- phia, was in town Monday.
 Fruit Jars fruit jars. A new supply at Prescott Hdw. Co.
 17 lbs. Standard Granulated sugar for Sl.O0, at J. C.. Hanson's.
 The Ozan Lumber Co. paid off some of their hands Saturday.
 Pure natural leaf tobacco for only Ice per lb. at J. c. Hanson's.
 lee cream on Wednesdays and Saturdays, at W. B. Hightower's.
 Mr. Jas. H. Broadnax, of Cam den, is in the city visiting friends.
 The best 20ct. tobacco Tn the city, at SAM T. WHITE X Co.'S.
 A new supply of fruit jars just received at Prescott Hardware Go.
 Uncle Johnie Weaver and wife, of Laneburg, were in town Saturday.
 Glad to add MT. J. NJ. Mason, of Mt. Moriah to our list of subscribers.
 Pure natural leaf tobacco for only l5c per pound, at J. II. Kershaw $.
 Nr. \. F. Haltom writes to send him the Pie. to Lufre, Ark. She goes.
 Don't forget to call on Davis Gath right to get all kinds of iced drinks cheap.
 Thanks to Mr E. A. Johnson of Beverly, Ark, for remittance on paper.
 The old homemade country twist" tobacco 25c per lb. at !. G. Hanson's.
 Ladies. if you want nice patterns
 Buttericks-call on the Prescott Mdsc. Co.
 It is now thought that the back bone of summer is broken-let us hope SO.
 Mir. Robert l., Moore is now read ing law, preparatory to becoming an attorney.
 MT. Joe Bryan was taken quite sick Sunday, but is now able to be ont again.
 Butterick', fashion patterns at greatly reduced prices at the Pres colt Mdac. Co,
 Farmers will begin picking cotton in few days. We learn it is now rapidly.
 Clerk J. E.. Portis left Tuesday, to try the thermal waters of the 'city of vapors. "
 Mrs. Sugnct, of New LcwisviIle, is visiting friends hcre-t the guest of Mrs. j. F.. Portis.
 Fresh car of ice just received at Davis Gathright's. Call and get your ice, ice, ice
 Mir. Will IT, Cheatham and wife left Friday, to visit relatives at Dolby vile, Clark county.
 Mrs. Geo. W. Crosnoe, of Hot Springs, arrived Saturday, and is visiting relatives here,
 Miss RuGe White returned home Saturday, after having visited rela- tives at Nashville, Ark.
 The famous Buttcrick fashion pat terms, all kinds, l5c. to 4Oc. each, at the Prescott Mdsc, 60,
 Que case of Ralph's Snuff to close out at 2Oc per bottle.
 J. C. HANSON.
 A revival meeting is in progress al Moscow and some of our young people are attending it.
 Thanks to our friend, MT. \. J. Rhodes, of IIoncaville, for remem- bcring the printer, Monday.
 MT. r. F. Blake, of Little Rock,
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