Nevada County picayune., 1886-10-13
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Gsy' Those who owe for the PICA. psg- YUNE, are cordially invited to pss" come forward and help us, in sfag" this time of our sore need seis' We will call on our town sub seg' scribers very soon, and hope asS" they will pay up promptly. ssF" Our country friends we trust Rry" will come up as early as possi- srr" ble, as we must have money atas- to finish paying for our power ans~ press. Who will first contrib. sss" ute to our missionary box"
 Go to Brooks Livery Stable and trade your old horse off for a new one.
 MT. w. B. White, Jr., of Hope, was up Sunday, to see his parents and friends.
 Our large lumber platforms are crowded all the while with huge piles of lumber
 MT. Will II. Peck, special agent of w. w. Coles big shows, was here yesterday and gave us a pleasant call.
 Mir. Jas R. Morrow has opened a new meat market, at Allsop's old stand. Go to him for good weight. and best meats.
 IMPORTANT TO ALL FEMALES If suffering from any disease pecu- liar to your sex, Bradfield's Fe- male Regulator will cure you.
 BIGGEST THING ON WHEELS Sid Woods big dry goods store, and White x Woods immense hardware store at Hope, Ark.
 Mrs. A. Harris and her sister, Miss Matte Arnold, are visiting relatives at and near Philadelphia.
 Those 5, 10 and p cts. counters have this week been replenished with attractive and useful goods at
 J. T. BROOKS, Agent.
 Parties wanting to buy or trade for horses or mules, should go at once to Brooks Livery Stable, where they can be accommodated.
 Our "city dads," we are happy to say, are having our sidewalks re- paired. Let the good work go on, until every walk is in good condi. tion.
 IN another column of this issue will be found an entirely new and novel specimen of attractive advertising. It is one of the neatest ever placed in our paper and we think our readers will be well repaid for examining the SUPPOSED display letters Tn the advertisement of Prickly Ash Bitters
 Young man. ifyou wish to elevate yourself in the estimation of the world, attend the commercial school and learn practical book k coping.
 Mir. Benj. F. Baker of Boughton tp., was in town yesterdy and proved up his homestead. He gave us a pleasant call, and sub scribed for the PICAYUNE,
 am prepared this season to sell all kinds of Ladies Furnishing goods, millinery, etc., cheaper than ever before.
 Mss E. NJ. THOMPSON.
 Those costly and handsome prizes at Sid Woods, Hope, take the cake for bringing in trade. Peo- pie love to buy there, as each dol lar spent entities the buyer to a chance at them.
 Messrs. w. NJ. Ballcw x Bro, have opened a broom manufactory in the rear part of the old Falk building. They are industrious, worthy young gentlemen, and we wish them great success.
 Our subscription list is still growing, though we have pruned 1t considerably of persons living at distance. We have room for others yet, so come along and give us your names-and the cash.
 "Three- fourths of the clerks and book keepers of New York city are ladies. New York Herald. Mer- chants in this country would be glad to employ ladies as book. keepers and clerks, if they had q business education.
 The "heecy staple" continues to pour into town in almost con tinual, ceaseless stream of wagons Well, this is no wonder, since Prescott pays, all the while, the highest market price tor it, ant above other towns hereabouts.
 The whole stock of goods owned by Geo. Taylor X Co.,, Hill For tain X Co.,, must be sold by Jan Ist. The stock is complete and i, will pay all close cash buyers tt ., ,;o, Lngnro knv;no n, nlcawhara