Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-01

 Farmers know this is the best cotton market, and that they can buy goods cheaper herethan anywhere else Tn Southwest Arkansas.
 MT. w. B. White is now behind , the counters of the Prescott Mer- chandse Go. As he has numerous friends and large acquaintanceship in Southwest Arkansas, this house is fortunate in securing his services.
 Mir. J. II. Estill, President Morn- ing News Co.,, Savannah, Ga, says: A member of my family who has been martyr te neuralgia head aches for twenty years, has found in Bradycrotine an infallible remedy.
 NOTICE TO HuNTERs.-A hunters are hereby warned to keep off my pasture, as l will positively prose- cute all violations after this date. mean business.
 ALFRED ABURRow.
 l am agent for the Excelsior Laun- dry, of St. Louis, Mo-, Work sent every Thursday and returned We'd nesday. Charges reasonable-same price as to St. Louis customers.
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 Prices lower than ever on the fol- lowing goods: Dental and Ralph snuff, Lion and Arbuckle parched coffee, Rolled Oats, Leaf and chew ing tobacco. These prices good un- til October lst. Call and see what they are. J. G. HANSON.
 ''l have in my employ a man who has been victim of periodic head aches for years, has tried all kinds of treatment, and l have tried vari- ous remedies on him. Your Brady crotine helps him more than any thing ever did. 0. D. Kingsley, NJ. D., White Plains, N. Y.
 A number of our subscribers have renewed since last issue. Among them: Messrs. Jno. W. Hudson, J. F. McGough and Rev. J. w. Erwin, Laneburg; J. II. Sampson, Rosston; ; B, A. Rhodes, Lackland and w. II. Cheatham, Prescott Thanks Trust others will follow their good example.
 FLAG SIGNALS. As Prescott now enjoys daily weather report from the l.. $. signal service, we give eX- planation of flag signals: White flag, clear or fair weather; blue flag, rain or snow; white and blue flag, local rains; black triangular flag placed above or below another flag, indicates higher or lower temperature a white flag with black square in the center, indicates a cold wave, approaching.
 The improvement of the Carouse levee and the road across bottom at Steele's bridge is now almost assured. Business men of Prescott have sub- scribed literally for such work, and now let the Rosston and Laneburg neighborhoods do their part, and all will be lovely. Subscription lists must he sent in this week, so work can begin al once. These improve ment will benefit the whole county, and reflects credit upon our enter i prising citizens.
 The editor of this paper sorely needs all arrearages due on subscrip- tion. Besides usual heavy expenses incurred in running paper, have had extra expense from sickness, and we now appeal to our friends to come forward promptly to our assistance, as the money season is at hand. We have given you a good paper, and have been very patient. Amounts due are generally small, though some have run for several years-ag- i gregate runs up up to over Sl ,OOO. ! Please remember us when you sell
 There i> no more enterprising firm iu Suulh Arkansas than Messrs. J. T. Brooks & Co. They have been doing an imm n.c big business all ! the year, and arc now receiving large quantities of new fall and winter goods. Ladies, if you want to feast your eyes on the incest, newest and largest line of pretty and attractive new goods just call on this house. Gentlemen and boys can also find everything they want here. Next week this firm will speak to our readers, in a neat new advertisement watch for and read it.
 Monday we visited the new gin nery of the Messrs. Norman, down near the Court House. Found it in full operation, and turning out a fine sample of cotton. Gin house is GOV cred with iron roofing, and a splendid new engine to run the two fine gins, cotton elevator and press. All the farmer has to do is to drive his load of seed cotton up in posi- tion, and the elevator lifts it aloft to the gins, when it is soon ginned and packed and ready for market. It is as complete thing as we ever saw No wonder this concern enjoys such a big patronage. Gin house and contents kept fully insured, so there is no risk to run in having cotton ginned there. Mir. F. Norman will be glad 10 have his many friends, and the public generally to come and l hi t,ta al