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Take the PICAYUNE for all the news. County court is in session this week.
 MT. Isaac Moore visited Gurdon Friday.
 The nights are now longer than the days.
 Best keg soda 5c per pound at J. C. Hanson's.
 Good sardincs only DC per can at J.G. Hanson's.
 Attorney C. C. Hamby visited Lit tie Rock Friday.
 Barrel pickles, new crop, at Sam T. White X Go. s
 Fresh bread, every day, at w. B. Hightower's.
 MT, NJ, NJ. Spears visited Wash ington, Tuesday.
 , pounds good coffee for 5 at sam T. White X Co.'S.
 Fires were comfortable Monday and Tuesday mornings.
 Good Rio coffee (green) } pounds for Sl, at J. G. Hanson's.
 MT. Robert Adams is back from Clarendon, Texas, on a visit.
 Lion and Arbucllle roasted coffee, 2jc per pound at J, C. Hanson's.
 Charlie Shankle is now working for Mr. Bush at the Tribune office. Pure natural leaf tobacco for only be per pound, at J. II. Kershaw $. Fresh mackcrel, lake trout and codish at sam T. White X Go. s.
 Mrs. Ruark of Little Rock, is here visiting her father, Prof. Levi White.
 Mir. J. W. Gaines writes from Sayre, Ark, to send him the Pie. All right.
 Fresh oysters, celery and wiener wust, every week, at ]. II. ker- shaw's
 California evaporated apricots, nectarines, prunes and grapes, at Sam T. White X Co.'S
 have several head of stocll-hor- scs and mules-that l will sell cheap.
 ALFRED ABuRRow.
 Mir. B. A. White and family of Bodcaw, were up last week, visiting relatives here.
 Capt W. k. White has been buy ing cotton for MT. W. II. Terry, the past few days.
 Miss Etta Stubblefeld, who has been teaching school in Dallas coun- ty, has returned.
 Mir. C. r. Wood of Wallaceburg, brought in some cotton Tuesday. He made this office a pleasant call
 Pure leaf tobacco, l0c per pound, cheaper in large lots.
 J. C.. HANSON.
 l am headquarters for smoking and chewing tobacco-20 to 25c per pound. DAVIS CArliRl@llt'
 Glad to add MT. B. F. Fore to our large list of subscribers at Laneburg. Also Mir. G, W. White of Bodcaw.
 Glad to hear that Mrs. I. E. Me Million is considerably better, and hope she will soon be conyalesccnt.
 There are no flies on Prescott. The good price she is paying for cotton is bringing it in rapidly and business is booming.
 Attorney W. V. Thompkins left Monday for St. Louis, to take in the great State Fair, and to look after legal business.
 The editor had fine mess of string beans Monday, gathered from his garden, taken from third crop grown this year.
 From Esq. w. T. Harris, we learn that Master Alonzo Powell, neal Bodcaw, picked $40 pounds of cot ton one day last week.
 Quite a number of subscribers tC this paper are in arrears from two tc four years. We have waited long and now need all that is due us.- Will you please respond to this call
 All kinds of eonfectioneries anc iced drinks, cheap, at Will B IHightower's. Call and see him at the old ice house. Ladies, by all means see those patent scissors for sale by Prescott IIdw. Co. Guaranteed five years without sharpening
 To THE LADIES. .-Scissors at Pres colt IIdw. Co.'S guaranteed for five wears use, without having to be sharpened.
 Mrs. Bryan, at Bryan X Bryan s, has received large stock of new millinery goods, such as ladies' hats, etc. Prices lower than ever before.
 Sore Throat, Hacking Cough Chest Pains. etc, cured by taking the great remedy "C. C. c. Certain Cough C,ra ,, Sold bv Hinton Drug Co.