Nevada County picayune., 1886-10-13

Young men in the country have now an excellent oppOrtuny to learn bookkeeping and pennman. ship. It will only cost you five dollars a month. Teachers of this county can double their salary, by learning book k-keeping.
 Larkin Weaver sent Us a letter ordering PICAYUNE to Memphis. He is attending the Medical Col lege there as announced two weeks since. Larkin will make his mark in the world.
 How many bald heads you see. Work, worry, disease, dissipation. These do it. Parker's Hair balsam stops falling hair and restores gloss and youthful color. Exceptionally clean, elegant, a perfect dressing, not greasy. Prevents dandrutf.
 Farmers would do we'll to get out and sell their cotton as rapidly as possible, as the indications now are for a steady decline in price. See government crop reports else where in this paper, which have always proven correct for several years past.
 Louisville, Ga., Oct. 6, 1885.
 Dr. J. A. Dickey:-Send by ex- press 3 dozen bottles Painless Eye Water. Every one in this county wants 'Dickey's Painless Eye Water" It gives perfect satisfac. tion, M. NJ. DALDwELL.
 For sale by Hugh MOncrief x Bro., and Milner X Milburn.
 MT. w. D. Jackson, the fine photographer, requests us to an nounce that as he has been special ly requested, he will remain in Prescott short time longer. Now is the time to secure first.class photographs, as good as can be made in any large city. Remem- Der Mir. Jackson will remain but a short time, Gallery over Hinton's drug store.
 Early yesterday morning as our "devil," Henry Carter, was on his way to work, he discovered the roof of w. R. Jernigan's store house on fire, and, promptly giving the alarm, helped put out the fire before much damage was done. It caught from the stove tlue. Peo' pie should now watch, and be care ful to prevent fires--early in the fall is a dangerous time.
 Mir. c. B. Woods, of San Antonio, Texas, has just arrived in town with a lot of mixed stock which he will offer for sale at Prescott for the next few days. Mir. Woods is connected with firm in San Antonio, which handles a great deal of stock, and is thus enabled to purchase at bottom figures. Buyers will find his prices very reasonable. The stock, which can be seen at J. T. Brooks Livery Stable, consists of brood mares and colts, young mules, and nice saddle and harness horses. Anyone wish ing to buy or exchange a horse would do well to give him call Saturday Mir NIT Richmond, who has for several years been one of Prescott's principal business men and merchants, failed in business, or at least turned over everything he owned to his principal credi- tors, by mortgage, and MT. Wiley Hatley was appointed manager by them, to wind up the business. It is not strictly failure, as Mir. Rs assets run up over double his lia- bilities, but circumstances over which he had no control, forced his action m the matter. The as sets we learn foot up about S3O,OOO while the liabilities are only Sl5, GOO. Mir. Richmond has acted most honorably and honestly, turn ing over his all-stock of goods, books and accounts, interest in blaming mill, lumber, etc, etc-to his creditors, and all will get dol lar for dollar. We regret his mis- fortune, and hope he will yet com e out all right. Mir. Hatley, mana ger, is fine business man, an d will wind up the business satisiac' ....l,. f.. .,h