Nevada County picayune., 1885-10-08


 Ex-Mayor Smith is adding room to his pretty residence on East Main street.
 The popping of guns can be heard on all sides, since the 1st, parties out quail shooting.
 Sugar, coffee, meat and grocer. ies, all sold at the very lowest pri- ces, at Stainton < McSwain's, Em. met, Ark.
 Mrs Alex Vaughn and her sister living near this place, arc visiting their mother, Mrs Rostick, at New Boston, Texas.
 The Democratic ensign of victory still sways serenely across East Front street. Has it not done duty long enoughs
 Engines, Saw Mills, Corn Mills, Cotton Gins and Presses--R. l. Cobb & Co.,, 120 East Markham St., Little Rock, Ark. Engines, Boilers and all kinds oJ machinery repaired at the foundry and machine shops of R. l.. Cobb X Co.,, Little Rock, Ark. Monroe Denman and w. B. White jr., killed thirty-five quails yesterday and was out only a few honrs. Both are fine shots.
 Messrs. Syd Woodbery, Mon- roe Denman, John Sullivan, and others, went out fox hunting Fri da, night, and brought in fox.
 Oscar Gordon, who has been teaching school in Union county for several months, returned Sun day, We are glad to have with us again.
 Just received by StaintOn X Me- Swain of Emmet, a car load of fresh four of the best brands which they are selling at rock bot tom prices.
 The eight months term of the colored public school will open next Monday, with Prof. s T Boyd as principal. He makes an eff1- cient teacher.
 When you want hats. bonnets or millinery goods, go to Mrs. Shan. kle's, at bio Lewis Jewelry store. where you can get them at the lowest prices.
 Adam Fredrick, our clever bar Der. has flaming new sign thls week, and also a poetical cad" in the PICAYUNE. He justly receives large custom.
 Mir. Brad Scott has moved his fam fly to town, and now occupies his tasty and convenient residence on East Second street. He will enter the cotton market here.
 Rev. ]. A. O'Harra, the boy evangelist, who was to have deliv- cred a temperance lecture here Monday night, was prevented from filling the appointment hy sickness. He will lecture tonight at the Methodist church.
 WANTED-Everybody to know that We sell goods as cheap as any house this side of Little Rock.
 STANTON x MCSwAIN.
 Emmet. Ark.
 Some of our main sidewalks are in very bad condition, and sadly need repairing. It is to the inter- est of of every property owner to keep good sidewalks in front of his property.
 For bargains in shoes, go to Stainton X McSwain's, Emmet, Ark. They keep a complete stock of Hamilton. Brown Shoe Co.'s eel ehrated boots and shoes, which they selling cheap for cash. /
 Messrs. Ross x Nelson, attor- neys at law, have removed their office, and are now occupying the lower story of the building, inlme. diately below us. We are glad to have them as near neighbors.
 We introduce a State News cOl- umn this week, intend to keep it up. The subject matter of this col umn might be made to fill ten c6l- umns, but we believe in terseness, and condense everything as much as possible.
 Our young friend, Larkin Weav- CT, who has been spending the past few months, during vacation, among relatives near McNeill, Col. umbia county, returned Tuesday to resume his studies at our flourish ing graded school.
 A horse of Dr. Powers, h,tched to heavy scantling, trying him in harness) caused a stampede on West Front street Friday. The