Nevada County picayune., 1891-04-23

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man millet Friday, and Saturday it
was up thick and growing fast.
Great interest is developing in our
voting contest for most popular
young lady in Tom Allen High school.
Ballots coming in from other places.
am agent for the celebrated Cole
Bros. star steel lightning rods, and
will rod your residences and barns
at lowest figures. ISAAC MOORE.
Ladies, have something new and
useful to show you--never been sold
here before. Call and see.
Mrs. SHANKLE.
Hats hats will be sold at slaugh-
tered prices at M. 2. Watts & Bro. s,
Camden, Ark, for the next sixty
days.
Try those delicious tablets, all
flavors, orange, lemon, strawberry,
etc.-latest thing out in fine candies
at w. V. Wilimgham's.
DO you want "the latest" If so,
go to see Price Cantley, with D. G.
Hicks & Co. There you will always
find the correct thing"
We will pay the highest market
price for country produce--chickens,
eggs, butter, etc. Don't forget us,
S.uT WHITE & Co
Miss Mamie Peel was taken quite
sick here Saturday. Her father, DR..
Peel of Mississippi, came in Monday
to see her, and she is now convalesc-
ing.
Rev. Geo. A. Gardner, father of
the editor of this paper, has been
quite sick with fever the past week,
but is now some better and able to
be up some.
Engineer l.. w. knight, of the
Prescott & Northwestern, carried
out another large excursion party to
Arcadia, Sunday. All report
pleasant time.
DR.. j. W. Brown, of Camden,
spent Saturday and Sunday here with
his ''better half and relatives, re-
turning home Sunday eve. Mrs. b.
returned Tuesday.
Glad to add to our subscription
list, names of J. ID. Fryer, S. =. Ba-
ker, Jas. NJ. Wells, Prescott, and
j. S. Adams, Laneburg. Thus the
increase continues.
If &c. &C. Certain Cough Cure"
is not the best remedy You have ever
used for Coughs and Colds your
money will be refunded. Sold by
Hinton Drug Co.
All kind of iced drinks, such as
lemon, sarsaparilla, strawberry, and
ginger sodas, lemonade, apple cider,
grape cider, for sale at J. II. Ker-
shaw 4 Cos.
The best millinery goods at the
lowest prices are found at the usual
place this spring: Mrs. Shankle's.
She continues selling at her former
low prices.
Horses ran away out near farm of
Mr. @. l.. Moncrief Friday, and Mr..
Will Noncrief was thrown out and
one leg run over, He was consider
ably bruised. Glad to know it was
no more serious.
Mr.. Ed f. White, of Little Rock,
was in town Monday. He has been
drumming for Gus, Blass & Co., but
as they were burned out Saturday
night, he and many others are thrown
out of employment.
The Prescott creamery must be
success. We have great faith in it.
With such good man as Mr.. Alfred
Aburrow to run it, it is bound to be
a success. Mr., A. has been made
manager of It, by the other directors.
Thursday pleasant picnic party
went out to Gray's lake fishing. 1t
was composed of following; Mes
danes Matt White and Dio Lewis,
Nj. w. Greeson and Miss Maggie
Ansley, S. +. Orr and Miss Mamie
Peel, j. IL. Arnold and Miss Annie
Hatley, and W. L. Sugg and Miss
Patte Arnold.
Mr.. Thos. j. Watts, formerly Of
Delta, is now in business with his
brother at Camden, under the firm
name of NJ. Z. Watts 4 Bro. They
have a full line of general merchan-
disc, bought at lowest prices for cash
and will sell at bottom prices. Will
be pleased to have old friends call
on him.
Don't for one moment overlook the
fact that the place to go for anything
to wear, whether for ladies or gentle
men, girls or boys, is ID. &. Hicks 4
Co.'S. You will find the fullest house,
the neatest, cleanest stock, the latest
styles, the lowest prices possible, and
the most courteous treatment.
PASTURE.-W. A. Hatley has
l20 acres in pasture east of town;
convenient and plenty of water.
Open from April lst., to Nov. LIST.
For terms apply to Jno, W, Thomp-
son.
McElree's Wine of Cardui
and THeDFORD's BLACK DRAUGHT are