Nevada County picayune., 1891-07-30
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 Take the PICAYuNE for all the news. Hay and bran at Sam T. White & Co.'S.
 Whitaker hams at Sam r. White X Co.'S.
 MT. Eugene Hatley visited Hope Saturday.
 Fine rams in portions of this coun- ty Monday.
 Ice, Icc,! Icc,! for sale at J. II. kcrshaw
 The law against deer killing ex- plres tomorrow.
 2OIb. sugar for one dollar, at sam T. White X Cos.
 Sorry to hear MT. R. E. Wood is quite sick with fever.
 Attendance upon Circuit Court is not so large this week.
 Mir. W. T. Sugg has returned from Dyersburg, Tenn.
 Mrs. Joe kershaw came up Sat urday, to visit relatives.
 Tie Grand Jury adjourned over from Friday to Monday.
 MT. Guy Nelson made businc ss trip to Malvern Monday.
 MT. T. II. Walton visited Texar- kama, the first of the week.
 Mrs. W. B. Waller left Saturday to visit relatives at Texarkana,
 Mir. George Clark is now keeping books for the Ozan Lumber Co.
 A pleasant call from Mr. R. c. Gibson of Honeavillc Thursday.
 Mir. W. Y. Willngham made a business trip to TeXarkana Friday.
 Sorry to hear that father Avery, of Hampstead county, is quite sick. Pure natural leaf tobacco for only 15c per pound, at J. II. kershaw's $.
 Fresh ear ice just received at Da wis Gathright's.
 lee, Ice,, Ice, for sale at J. II. kershaw's.
 The best 2jct. tobacco in the city, d SAM T. WHITE X Co.'S.
 Thanks to our friend Mir. J. A. Boyd of Bodcaw for renewal Thurs day.
 Mir. Eddie Hayes of Little Rock. i7 now here. He will return Mon day.
 MIss, lda and Inez Gee are visit ing relatives in the country this week.
 Glad to add Rev. Luther Pipkin of Liberty, Ark, to our list of sub ,cribers.
 Most of our farmers are wearing pleasant faces-haying fine crop prospect.
 Mir. P. Norman gin house, over near the court house, is nearing completion.
 Misses Lillian and Leoda Bell left Saturday to isitrelatiyes and friends at Gurdon.
 A ear load of stoves just received at ] NJ. Davis, McLure X Co.,, of Waldo, Ark.
 Huggics and road carts for sale cheap at J. NJ. Davis, McLurc X Co. of WaIdo,, Ark,
 Thanks to our clever and popular clerk, Mir. J E. Portis, for courte- sirs extended us.
 Miss Dolly Philips, daughter of Mir, J W. Philips, is dangerously ill with typho-malaraI fever.
 Judge llearne spent sunday at his home, Arkadelphia and Presecu ting 1 Attorney McCollum at Hope.
 Misses Genie aud Lummie Parker of Hope, are visiting relatives here the family of Mir. Joe Bryan. 1 Miss Irene Boultcr is teaching a school in Clark county, and Miss Maggie McGraw one in Hampstead.
 Mir. j. r. Pollard of Wolf Crock. was in town Friday, on his way t' Roanoke, Ala, to visit his mother who i, very sick,
 Mir. Rufus Adam, stopped off here sunday. He now runs through from St. Louis to Tcxarkana in the rail road mail service.
 The Grand Jury is indicting the pistol totor and disturber of religious worship. In this good work all good citizen, uphold them.
 Gardens are booming, since the rain Monday night Capt, Blake says his cucumbers are now solld- will make fine crop,
 Thanks to our friend Mir. F.. J, Vaughn, for renewal Monday, He is building neat new residence oI his farm west of town.
 Mir. C. l., Mckenzie, one of oul most successful farmers, returned from a visit to a brother in Houston county, Texas, Monday Mr n MurrnV'S school neat