Nevada County picayune., 1885-12-24
Richmond's for bargains.

grades of tlour--just received two | hundred barrels-come and name what you want. Nobody can un- dersell us.
 Mir, John n Arnold of Washington, was here the first part of the week.
 Look out for big display and low prices on Christmas goods this season, at 5. w, Whites, the jeweler, Hope, Ark.
 Our watch repairing department is in 1 splendid trm now. and presided over by an old, experienced and skilled workman.
 J. 0. HOWELL. Mir. George Joiner left Tuesday to visit his parents in Mississippi. 1 Parents wanting any kind of con. fectlonerles, apples. oranges, or toy dolls, etc, should net fail to go to the ice house and buy of Geo. Crosnoe.
 Big preparations are going on at the different churches, for Christi mas entertainments for. the Sun- dayschools.
 George Crosnoe is headquarters for all kinds of Christmas tricks, such as toys, dolls, etc, etc. He l has a large stock and can suit you q styles and prices.
 We have employed regular cor. respondent at Washington city, who will keep our readers posted as 10 what is going on in Congress His first letter appeared last week. It has been crowded out of this issue.
 Parties dcsirjng to present their friends with Holiday Gifts such as Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware, Optical and Fancy Goods, Toilet Sets, Etc. are invited to call and inspect our beautiful stock before pur chasing elsewhere. We will discount prices on goods of same quality at other houses.
 J. 0. HOWELL.
 This is is the last issue of the PICAYUNE for 1885. Together with our printers, we will rest next week. There is never any slack in work for editor and print. CTS save during the legal holidays, and none should begrudgc them this short season of recreation.
 Miss Ida E. Latourette requests us to announce that she will take limited number. and teach a class in music and also class in oil painting. Specimens of her painting can be seen on application to her. She wishes to begin teach ing the first week in January,
 Richmond's for bargains.
 Hon. F. F. White, Special In. dian agent, is at home, spending the holidays with his family. The most of the past two months he has spent in North Carolina. He will leave Saturday for the Indian Territory, to look after the Chero. kees, and another Indian tribe.
 Richmond's for bargains.
 We will recive this week several more car loads of goods, among them, car of meat, a car of oats and . car of sugar, molasscs and coffee. Come and get bargains.
 UATLEY X CHRISTOPHER.
 We return thanks to our kind friend, Mrs. W. B. Higginbothem, of West Point. Ga., for an invita- ton to be present at Christmas dinner. We spent many happy days at that place, our former Journalistic field, and would like very much again to visit it, but re- gret our business Is so pressing just now as to preclude such a pleasure.
 On the 1st day of January 1886, we will offer for sale. at public outcry to the highest bidder, store house aud lot, situated between the stores of N. T. Richmond and k. l.. Hinton on West Main street, on part of lots l l and 12 in block No. I2, in the town of Prescott Sale at front door of said store house. Terms made known on day of sale,
 SMOOTH, MCRAE & HINTON.
 Saturday we made business visit to Little Rock. While there we had occasion to visit the Ar kansas Deaf Mute Institute, which is kept ill excellent trim, under the good management of MT, F. D. Clark, principal, We are indebted to him for courteously showing us through the Institute and the fine new building now going up. He is an energetic, kind-hearted gen tleman, and the right man for the