Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1891-05-14
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Ice! Ice!! Ice!!! for sale at j.
II. Kershaw's.
Attorney r. E. Wood visited Wal
laceburg yesterday.
Mr.. James Barger of Waldo, has
been up visiting his family.
A pleasant call Saturday from Mr..
l. p. Woosley, of Laneburg.
Glad to add Mr.. J. G. Hanson to
our list of subscribers at Prescott.
Democrats don't forget to vote for
your school directors next Saturday.
Catarrh originates in scrofulas faint P.
p. P. purifes the blood and thus perma-
nently cures catarrh.
Hon. f. f. White left Friday, on
a business trip to the panhandle of
Texas.
Mr.. VIM. Friganza, wife and lit
tie Jean returned from Cairo, Ill.
last week
An interesting letter from Capt.
W. r. Basden, of Workman, Texas,
in another place.
Our voting contest closes Satur-
day at o'clock See final informa-
ton, ETC., elsewhere.
Hon. Thos. G. McRae is making
considerable improvements upon his
already fine residence.
Glad to add Messrs. j. l.. Babb
and j. III. Hooker, of Brisbane, to
our list of subscribers.
We regretted missing Democratic
convention Monday night-was call
ed to Hope by telegram.
Prof. G. G. Legg, of Emmett, was
up on Wednesday of last week. He
has our thanks for favors.
Mr.. E. G. Sugg and wife, Of
Dyersburg, Tenn, is here, visiting
their son, Mr.. W. T. Sugg.
Nice line gents summer coats and
vests just in at d. G.. Hicks & Cos.
All clothing at lowest prices.
Read card of c. B. Andrews. j. p.
who announces ready for business.
He has experience as j. p.
Rev. G. A. Gardner is much bet
ter-is clear of fever and on the
road to recovery, we are glad to say.
Although Monday was cloudy and
disagreeable quite number of young
folks went out on fishing expedi-
ton.
And the merchants still keep open
early and late. Why not all close at
and give the clerks a little needed
rest?
Mr.. j. c. Young made business
trip to Arkadelphia Thursday. He
is a partner IN the Elkhorn bank
there.
Mrs. w. r. White, Sr. will give
lessons in voca! and instrumental
music, at her residence. Terms rea-
Sonable.
Merchants, don't work your clerks
10 to II hours per day during dull
season, but close at Z and give them
a little rest.
ICE-CREAM and MILK SHAKES
ana other iced drinks, of best quail
", can always he found at w. V.
Willingham's.
See card of DIR. II. ii. White, Of
Bodcaw, elsewhere. He is a most
worthy, deserving gentlemen, and
will win success.
The opposition is wide awake, so
Democrats must work and ''vote
early and often" if we elect our
school directors Saturday.
We were forced to condense an d
cut down some of our correspon-
dence, on account of delinquent list
taking up so much space.
Mr.. Richard Austin, one of Alba
ny tips. most clever and successful
farmers, made us an appreciated call
Friday, renewing for his paper.
Bro. j. S. Copeland, of the Courier
at Murfreesboro, was over Monday
visiting his parents. The Courier is
a spicy, well conducted paper.
Straw hats for everybody
shapes and colors, prices to suit all.
Call and see our stock.
ID. G.. Hicks & Co.
Mrs. ID. S. Arnold, of Sweetwater,
Texas, returned home Monday, after
visiting her daughters here, Mes
danes A. Harris and j. S. Regan.
Attention is called to the double
column ad of j. w. Marshall, in an
other column. He will furnish the
best of brick on demand, reasonably.
Mr.. i. L. Lane, Of Laneburg, re-
turned Sunday from prospecting
tour to Greer county, Texas. He
likes some portions of the State he
visited.
We learn that Mr.. Frank Mcdonald
is arranging to put up saw mill in
Prescott, to manufacture hard timber
exclusively. Hope he will push the
enterprise.
That interesting document, the de-
linquent tax list, appears in this pa
per. Look it. over carefully and see