Nevada County picayune., 1885-12-03
Buy dry goods of Richmond.

Buy dry goods of Rlchmond.
 We are glad to learn tha. most of our farmer friends are able to get out of debt this year.
 Mrs. Ella Pipkiu, wife of Rev. E. M. Pipkin, of Malvern. is visit ing her brother,in.law, Dr. J. A Pipkin.
 Dr. c. F. Barham of Hope, came mp Tuesday to assist his partner, Dr. Milan, in the dental business here.
 Groceries at RichmOnd's.
 Messrs. J. B. Bell and Taylor Grayson now wear the belt as squirrel hunters. They went out Friday and in day and a half kill ed 78.
 Miss De Yelling commenced her series of temperance lectures at the NJ. F. Church Tuesday night The house was we'll filled. She is engaged in a noble work.
 MT. J. P. Bell. who has been keeping a beef market at Hot Springs, brought his family back here last week. He will also re- main awhile on business-his fami. ly permanently.
 Hobby clothing at Richmond's.
 Last week we inserted a short local about having & heating stove for sale, and before a day had pass ed four men were after it. The man that says advertising don't pay, knows not what he is talking about.
 In regard to the matter spoken of by "Pro bo no Publico," in our last weeks issue, Judge c. A. Hale requests us to say he has nothing more to say than lie has already said in a previous commu- nication in this paper.
 pr. w. s. Bradford, of Haynes, Lee county, gave us a pleasant call yesterday, and extended an invitation to attend his marriage to Miss Haltom at Emmett, last eve. Sorry we could not attend. We extend heartiest congratulations.
 Congressman.eiect Hon. T. c. McRae left Monday morning for Washington, D. c. He will arrive there several days in advance of the opening of Congress, which convenes next Monday. He will return during the Christmas holi- days, and carry his wife back with him.
 Richmond's for bargains.
 Rev. Harry May, the reformed and converted Jew, preached to a large and attentive audience at the NJ. E. Church Monday night-the house was packed and jammed. He stated he had preached over four hundred sermons this year, which caused his hoarseness.
 Rev J. F. Nesbit, of Bourland's store, has moved to Stephens, Ouachita county. He will be much missed. as his earnest teach tug in spiritual things and Godly walk. has endeared him to the peo pie of that community, ill which he had lived many years.
 An old and intimate friend of mine is Parker's Hair Balsam. l have used it five years, and could not do without it. It has stopped my hair from falling, restored it's natural black color and wholly cleansed it from dandruf.-Miss Pearl An ,son, St. Louis, Mo.
 Dr. J. T. Sloan of Tehuecana Limestone county, Texas, is here visiting old friends, and looking after business. His, many friends are pleased to see him looking sc robust-the clone Star" State must agree with hlm. He says he is we'll pleased with his new home
 Buy dry goods of Rlchmonu.
 Rev. R NJ. Traylor, who has sc faithfully served the NJ. E. church at this station this year, preached his farewell sermon Sunday night and left for conference Monday morning. His earnest labors here for the Master has been productive of great good. We hope he wil ever be successful in his ministeria work, and also enjoy worldly pros perity.
 Come or send to me, for any thing you want in the jewelry line; send me your watch to be re paired; send to me for one of my S1O. co silver Hunting case Elgin watches; Seth Thomas clock; q violin from $2.50 to 20.O0, or an accordeOn, and l will guarantee to give you a bargain ere'y time.
 Yours &c.,
 s. w. WHITE. Jeweler, Hope, Ark.
 Purity flour at Richmond's.
 We print q neat and spicy sup plement this week, because of the ,,....o ,n Nnr o1 c n q