Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1892-01-28
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w. ChdS' W ngIlclu NlSlletl HOPE
Friday.
Hon. F. +. White visited Hope
Monday.
The sick of our town are nearly all
up again.
Before buying your flour call at
WATT WHITES
Mr.. Lee Giles, of Hope, was in
our town Saturday.
All kind of groceries cheap, at
Watt Whites.
What about those street lamps we
were going to have:
Mr.. Jim Darlington made a short
visit to Hope last week
Miss Florence Brewer visited
friends at Hope last week.
Mr.. j. X. Gunter is recovering
from severe attack of gripp.
There is lull in both financial
and social circles of our town.
Sunday was a beautiful day and
the church attendance was good.
You can get fresh bakers bread
every day at Davis Gathright's.
New lot embroiders and laces,
just received at j L. Brooks 4 Co.
For best cigars and Tobacco, call on
WATT WHITE.
Collector Hood will start round
tax collecting in two or three weeks.
Glad to add W y Ponder of Ross
ton, to our list of subscribers there.
Mr.. Mack Spears left Monday, on
a short business trip to Western
Texas.
Mr.. \. b. Wall and wife are visit
ing relatives in Pike county, this
month.
The roads are said to be in a
worse condition than they've been
for years.
Mrs. Nm. Firganza returned from
Cairo H., tuesday. where she visit
ed relatives.
Hon, Jim Z. Copeland and Mr..
Moses Brock, of Wolf Creek, were
in town Monday
Mrs. II. L. Wood is at Wallace
burg this week, visiting her father,
Mr.. j. T. Buzbee.
The weather prophets predict that
after next week the most of our cold
weather will be over.
Further steps are being taken this
week to repair and remodel the
Methodist parsonage.
Mr.. Rufus Adams, of the Railway
mail service, stopped off here Mon
day, to visit his father,
Hugh Moncrief & Co.. at their liv-
cry stable, have for sale a lot of Tex
as red rust proof oats.
Mrs Wade the milliner, will sell all
winter goods, strictly at cost. Don't
fail to secure bargains,
Uncle Haley kershaw has been
quite sick with grlpp. Glad to see
him out awhile Tuesday.
Mrs. j. W. Gardner is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. 4. j. Crosaett and other
at McCrory, Ark,
Messrs Dwight Blake and Rrad
Hamilton, are now behind the coun-
ters of Messrs Blake & Hamilton.
Much complaint about bad roads.
1t seems this is an evil that cannot be
cured and hence must be endured.
Mr.. W. b. Waller has been con-
fined at home with severe spell of
grippe. Glad to see him out again.
Mill and gin men can get best bah
bit metal at less than half price at
the PICAYrNE office. Come and see
us.
Early gardeners are beginning to
plant such vegetables as they can
protect from subsequent cold wealth
er.
Mr.. Sam Dunn who has been
from severe attack of the
gripp, is, we learn, now conyal esc-
ing.
Dir. ". X. Crossett, Capt. G.. A..
Bridewell and a number of other
Hopeites, were up Monday on bust
ness,
If you want the news fresh and
first handed, take the PICAYUNE. 1t
is the best printed, newsiest paper in
the county.
We keep our doors closed, but not
fastened, during the cold weather.
Trust our friends will call and see us
during court.
Our job outfit is the best and most
complete, new, cost over LOO. We
will duplicate StLouis and Little Rock
in both style and prices.
A new postoilice has recently been
established below Caney in this coun-
ty, by the name of Mendenhall, with
Mr.. Thos. J Mendenhall as postmas.
ter, He will make good one,
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