Nevada County picayune., 1886-02-03

some stock men, who had been here selling ponies. hlr. Kershaw intends sending after him and will prosecute his abdnctoTs.
 "We don't have to recommend Parker's Hair Balsam but once.' writes Mir. c. A. Burger, druggist, of Liberty, N. Y. After that it stands on it's record" It stops fall ing hair, restores original color, scftness and gloss. Exceptionally clean, prevents dandruff.
 It will not disappoint you. It is the best article known for purify ing the blood and building up the health and strength. For 9 years erysipelas broke out in blotches on my face. l found no cure until I used Parker's Tonic two years ago. It is the medicine for me. E. C. H.
 Howel's corner presents quite a handsome appearance since re- ceiving three fresh coats of paint 1t is now bright cherry red color. MT. Howell has one of the neatest and handsomest drug stores inside as well as outside. in Southwest Arkansas.
 The many friends of Mir. and Mrs. Jno. F. Portis are glad to have them among us again. They returned from Okolona Thnrsday last, and are now keeping house in Mrs. McRae's residence on Elm Street. Capt. John Cloud will now run the house at Okelona.
 Mr. George Christopher. of the firm of Hatley & Christopher, is whole team st anything he goes at, The other day he pitched in and did a first class oh on a chimney back in the store. Brickmasons had failed to make q back to the chimney that would stand.
 Mir. w. s. DeBaun, one of oar cleverest and best citizens. left Monday to visit relatives at Shei- byville, III. and Terra Haute, Ind. His father lives ut the former place. He is suffering with granulated eyes, and will have them operated on during his ab- sence.
 Hatley < Christopher sell large quantities of goods. Eyideucing this fact, so many wagons have been loading at their store and warehouse lately, (aud load so heavily as to make the ground in front of the doors bog gy, so that the wagan wheels bog up almost to the hub.
 Messrs Aburrow X Wi)lingham, we learn will soon erect a brick business house on the Norman lot. which they recently purchased. Also, Messrs Terry x Young will build a neat brick for their banking business on same lot, al the corner, which they bo'giit of the first.named gentleman.
 Mir. J F. Portis has returned to Prescott to assist Mr. Sid Wood bery in the management of their large business here, and he says they are going to "whoop" things up-that they are determined to COZ time 10 do the business of the town and surrounding country as they have been doing in the past.
 DISSOLUTION NonCN I have bought out the interest of Dr. ls. l.. Powers. and he is not now ir ter esicd in the meat market with me, but will continue to get fine stall fed beeyes from him. The business will be continued by me at same stand, next door to Esq. B'Shers, West Main Street, and best of fresh meats, sausage fish, games, etc. will always be kept on hand. Also country produce.
 VIM. ALLSOpP.
 Postmaster White complains thnt some of our subscribers are not calling for their papers regularly and when four or more copies col 1, feet on his hands he has to turn them over 10 us. We hope our subscribers can make il convenient to call for their papers at least once or twice a month. Messrs !. J. Mccain, l. II. Stewart, II. J. Cummings, w NJ Cantrell and J NJ Daniel, each have three to six pa pers in eur office, returned by Capt. White, and they can call and get them. Will some of their friends remind them of this.
 The whole of Prescott was much grleved Saturday morning to learn of the sudden death of MT. J. II.