Nevada County picayune., 1886-05-12
Mr. G. B. Markham takes the

place of MT Rambo as railroad agent here. Mr NJ. seems to be q most clever, genial gentleman. and we commend bim to the kind con- sideration of our people. He came from Knoble, Arkansas, here last week.
 ] Messrs o. R. Mcdaniel and Wiley IIones gave us call ye,stef". day, and had us to place twenty. two of our Rosston subscribers names in q new place to be sent to I1onearillc, arrangements having been made 10 get mail regularly there from now on.
 We learn that Mrs Marion Wal. drop, living near Willisville, this county, attempted suicide Satuf day morning last by taking ttrich. nine. At last accounts she was re. covering, under the treatment of D. J c Parrish. She will give no cause for her rash act.
 We had a pleasant call from MT, G. D. Middlcbrooks, of Willisville Monday. He now sends the PIcA. YUSE to his friend, Clifford Gross, of Waverly, Ala. This place is near our old home, West Point, Ga. where during parts of 1882 3-4 we run the ''Ehterprise."
 Saturday while enroute from Little Rock homo, from the press convention, we accidentally met an old friend, Judge N Shelnut, of Dowdon, Georgia. He was on his 1 way 10 visit relatives in Texas, and said he might. if he found a place to suit htm, locate in that State. The editor of this paper and his wife returned from the press con- vention Saturday afternoon. A change was made in the progran,- me for an excursion, from Wash. ingtOM City to Omaha, Neb., hcnce our return. In few days will probably leave fer Georgia to visit relatives.
 The editor and his wife leave this morning to visit his father MT. Geo. \. Gardner, of Cnrrollton, Ga. l Our father, mother, brothers and sisters all live there. We will be absent some two or three weeks. During our absence Messrs. J. ". Conger and D. B. Madden will write for the paper.
 A physician writing to man in St. Louis intended to go South, said! "Be sure and procure and pack in youf baggage several Dot ties of Browns Iron Tonic. It will insure perfect digestion, invig- crate your liver, and thus fortify your system against all malarial at. taclSs so dangerous in that region.
 If gtod work at fair value by a worthy boy bfimful of grit and en- rrgy, can command your admira- ton, then patronizc John Thomp- sou for all your ssddlery and bar- ness. Repairing done promptly and new work put mp to your lik- ing. You will find him in front of Brooks & Williams livery stable and back of Hat!ey & Christopaer's store.
 Last week announcement cf Hon ThOs F Wcbber, for reelection as Prosecuting Attorney came out in this paper. MT w. has made a most faithful and efficient officer, and we hope to see him continued iu the rlace he now occupies. He is a gentleman of high moral worth, anu his valuable work as Prosecu- ting Attorney for this district the past four years, entitle him to the sincere thanks of all our people.
 WorGna has sent us lengthy communication replying to Capt, Ansley's three column article two weeks since. Since entering the field of journalism several yearf ago, it has been our rule to avoiC pers6Ma, controversies, and we have tried to keep such things from our columns In many in stances we have had to shut down on and stop controversies thai that went into personalities, aud so wrote Werdna to write no Tore about Capt. A. Bd, since he has written us saying he would answcI Capt. A. this time and quit. we will insert twill publish 1t on our first page next week, crowded out this issue.
 We notice Capt Ansley acccpts,