Nevada County picayune., 1886-02-10

Princes, Potentates, Plain Peo pie, everyeody needs Samaritan Nervine, s1,50, at Druggists.
 One more week to pay taxes Collector Phillipps has extended the time to and including the 17th
 Read the call for a public meet ing at the court house Friday night and go out. Let farmers and Ia boring men all over the county form organizations for their pro tection.
 Have used Tonealine, both ir private and hospital practice, and found it all I could desire. Physi cians here who have tried Tonga line regard it as excellent.
 C. NJ. Field, NJ. D., Plainfield N. J.
 Mir. A. P. Pr, ce, junior member O. the firm of J. M. Price X Bro, ot Boughton, was in town Monday and gave us q pleasant call. He left yesterday for Southwest Texas in search of his health. We trust he will be much benefited from the trip.
 Misses Fife Milan and Narcis. sus Gill brightened our office by their presence Monday. 1t is al ways a pleasure to us to have la dies call. and no effort will be spar ed to make such visits pleasant to them, by showing them through the printing department.
 Our cleSer friend and kinsman, .Ir, Jas. L. White, of Hope, came dp Monday to pay his taxes, and gave us and Mrs. Gardner pleasant calls. Glad to learn he is succeed ing so well in the hardware line at Hope, in partnership with Mr. Syd Wood. See their announcement.
 It will not disappoint you. IL is the best article known for purify. ing the blood and building up the health and strength. For % years erysipelas broke out in blotches on my face. 1 found no cure until l used Parker's Tonic two years ago. It is the medicine for me. -E. C. II.
 "We don't have to recommend Parker's Hair Balsam but once" writes Mr. c. A Burger, druggist, of Liberty. N. Y. After that it stands on it's rccord." IL stops fall ing hair, restores original color, softness and gloss. Exceptionally clean, prevents dandruff.
 MT. J. k. Jernigan has rented the Bonner livery stable and wag- on yard on West Main St., and proposes to run a feed stable in connection with the wagon yard, He guarantees proper attention and low rates. Farmers call on him.
 Dr. j. A. Pipk;n has just had his office upstairs in the Pagan build ing, on East Main Street., nicely overhsuled. He has also lately re- ccived a complete outfit of surgical and other instrument for the troat- ment of surgical diseases of both sexeR, and chrouic female com plaints. See his business card elsewhere in this paper.
 The contcs, iu the coming munic- ipal election will hinge on side walks and the sanitary condition of the town. No man who offers for office can hope for election with out promising to comply with the demands of our citizehs-great improvement ln the two above things.
 Mr. E. l.. Stainton, who recent ly purchased the Prescott blaming mill, has started up the mill again. The fine, new machinery is of the , latest improved pattern. But WE have not space to describe it this week, will do so next week, Look out for the new advertisement of MT. Siainton
 DISSOLUTION NOTICE: The firm of Ahnrrow & Willingham has been dissolved by mutual consent, l A. Aburrow retiring and w. Y. Willinghaln continuing the bnsi lness at the same stand. Mir. Will 'lingham will continue to keep on hand, fresh beef, fresh pork, saul sage. fish, game, etc, and will be glad to continue serving the friends of thC old firm.
 DISSOLUTION NoTIcE.-The firm of Tidwcil x Haitom, Bcnrlanl : Store, has been dissolved by mut. nal consent. J. T. Haltom retiring. P. J. Tidwell assumes all liabilities of the old firm and will collect uil debts. He will continue in bnsi- ness at the same stand. and will be