Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-10

mass meeting Will be neid at the court House Saturday night, to get ont citizens ticket for town off cers, in the ensuing April munich pal election.
 We spent Thursday in Little Rock. It was rainy, disagreea- ble day, and bat little business was going on. We called in at MT. Louis. c. Bernays. the popular ! jeweler, who seemed to be en- i toying a fine trade, especially in his big raille,
 Had a case ofintlammatory rheu- matism of nearly all the large joints, accompanied with high fever; gave Tongaline in drachh doses every four hours, and aconite for the fever; to-day my patient Is able to be out, and doing well. w.. w. Baxter, NJ. D., Hersman, Ills
 MT. J. W. Kennedy, represent ing D. Appleton 6 Co.,, New York, and selling by subscription their American encyclopedia, was here Friday and Saturday. He is a clever, pleasant gentleman, free from boorishness, an uncommon thing in book.agents.
 MT. w. N Prator, of the Railroad Mail service, was in Prescott the first ofthe week visiting his family. Glad to know he made such a good record at his frs. eXamlna- ton after one months stndy-he answered 90 per cent. of questions asked him. lie returned to St Louis Saturday..evcning.
 pr. T. NJ: Milan. of the dental firm of Milan x Barham, writs us from Terrell, Texas, to say to the people of Prescott and vicinity, that he will be here the 1st of March. to remain 10 days, and will do all kinds of dental work. Any one wishing work done will please write to him or leave word at post office, or Miner X Milburn,
 The Homo Nurseries of Nash vile, have something to say to our readers this week. Messrs, Little and Newell, the genllcmep who compose the firm, are respoa- sible and honorable, and their trees are frst-class and well adapted to this soil and climate, being grown here. Their prices are very low !, and they deserve the patronage of our people.
 Mrs. Lena Burton, wife of ]. J.. Burton, of Atlanta Texas, died Thursday night of plenro-pneumo- nia. Dc. R L Hinton of this place, was called by telegram 10 see her Thursday, but she was near deaths door when he first saw her. Mrs. ] B. is a daughter of Mir. Thomas Thofburn, near this place. Her remains were brought up Satnr- day and intcrrc l in DeAnne ceme- iery.
 Las. week Mcssrs Mnlhollan, Russell & Co.,. one of the largest mercantile houses in Prescott, was closed by United States Marshal, on account of business complica- tions with some of their creditors. Messrs. \. B. Muihollan and N. D. Haslip, the gentlemen composing this firm, we think are not only clever but honorable gentlemen and we have little doubt out will be able to satisfactorily adjust mat ters, and continue business.
 The Prescott correspondent oi the Arkansas Gazette, in Sundays issue, paid our school and its fac, ulty the following high compli mcnt: "Speaking of schools, Pres colt has the finest graded free schools of any town in the state except Little Rock, and probably Helena, Fort Smith and Pine Bluff We have corps of five fine teach CTS, with Prof. J. w. Conger at the head as principal, and nearly 30G pupils in daily attendance. The school building is one of the best "a fine two story, with all neces sary rooms, appurtenances, etc, costing about sl0,000."
 The large furniture establish. ment of MT. Ira r. Rndc,ph was destroyed by fire Saturday night The fire was not discovered until about 1915 o'clock, and was so fai under headway, that nothing was saved. It is thought the fire caught from I Heating stove in which there had been fire all day Saturday. MT. Rudolph's loss i. l.o. rrIa l,u;lJ;,45,o wara oSt;