Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07

Candidates make nething by waiting-"the early bird catches the worm."
 April 1st was warm and pleas ant, hut we've had some winterish weather since.
 Garaen truck has suffered much from the frOsts and cold--much of 'a being killed.
 Mir J F Pirdon, of Tyler. Texas, is visiting relatls es aere, Mir " B White and family.
 gohnnie Fergerson is at home from Paris, Texas. Glad 10 see him looking so well.
 Fresh Fish Tuesdays, Thurs days, aud Saturdays at Willing hams meat market.
 Mir A A GenereRy ratur,ie1 from Missouri. where he had been visit. ing his mother, yesterday.
 Judge Smoote and Col. W. E. Atkinson are attending circuit court at Washington this week.
 The nobbiest stock of clotMSs ever exhibited in Prescott will be found at Hatley X ChristOpher's.
 Steel blades too cheap to gruln. ble a.. Come a i'd see them.
 J. M. DENMAN X BRO.
 We want some stove wood. Will some of our subscribers, who have promised, bring us in some at once.
 foca1 news rather rather scarce the town election absorbing al- most all of everybody's thoughts.
 Dr. J. c. Parish. (our valued correspndent, nnA MT. w. R. Me Lure, of Rosston, werc Ill town Monday.
 Mir. Ed Gee ofshc firm of Gee Bros, returned from St Louis Saturday. where he went to pur- chase goods.
 Guinh's fioaeer Blood Remover is the "Boss' medicine for all diseases of the Flood. For sale by Milner X Milburn.
 Mir. J. J. Gaston has sold out his store to Messrs BtHuer X Parr. The ee% firm are each minus orc arm. Success to them.
 Engines, Boilers and all kinds of machinery repaired at the foundry ard machine shops of R. L. Cobb & Co.,, Little Rock, Ark.
 About GOO old newspapers, sait able for wrapping paper, for sale at q bargain at this ofiice-5Oc. per 100, or s6c If lot is taken.
 The saw mills are running again. and shipping large quantities of lumber, since tke resumption of freight traffic on the railroad.
 Thursday night Mir J r Stiner, harness maket' died with heart disease. He had been suffering with the disease for years arast.
 Two base. ball clubs in Prescott. For convenience we dub them The Kids" and the "Old men," and we will vouch for the Kids
 The best scl .ctiOn of Misses, Ia. dies and Children's Straw Hats in town, will be found as Hatley X Christophcr's cheap for cash.
 Have used Tongaline. in facial neuralgia, with happy effect. ob- tained relief in a short time. G. X. Williams, NJ. D., Hardin, Ills.
 " sout of sorts with headache, stomach disorder, torpid liver. pain in back or side, con stipation. ete neglect may De fatal Ooe cose of Ssrong's ssnative Ptns M s,sS rsllsL A few doses restore to new heath and NiBor
 We keep iaii line of best crock. cry and Qucensware. Fresh stock inst arrived.
 J. NJ. DENMAN X BRO.
 4 fot of radlocks. clothes lines, carpet hammers, sash locks. for sale at the PlCAyUSE oficc at great bargains. tt
 WANrED-Sheep and cattle, al- so two good work mares for which l will pay the cash.
 ALFRED ABURROw.
 Mrs. T. c. McRea will return from Washington city about May the lst. She has been snffering with erysipeias, bt' is much better. fhe superior Hand Dental Scotch Snuff, manufactured hy lvev, Ow- on X Co.,, of Iynchburg, a., is kept for sale by J. II. Kersnaw X Co. Give it trial.
 Messrs Bonner & Russell have sold out their vehicles, etc, to Messrs J. T. Brooks and J. W. Williams, who will sOntinne the livery business.
 Subscribers calling for their pa pers at Prescott and not getting them, will please call at onr office, ss the Postmaster can not keep pa pers longer than thirty days. tf Mir. Frank B. Rudolph of Nash; vile. spent several days here last week, visiting his brother. Glad to learn he and his excellent lady are getting along nicely in their new home.
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