Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-02
Thos J Mendenhall, keeps dry goods and groceries for sale cheap or cash. Give him q call at Cane

Wesson, from my table drawer, will oblige me by returning it. M.
 Brick layers are now at work on Terry X Young's brick on the cor. ner of West main and front streots.
 Open hands and liberty. Bring your butter, eggs. &c., and exam me F. s. Carson's, new stock of dry goods.
 Capt. w. J. Blake informs us that the School Funds will be ap. portiOncd and ready to be paid out by June 10th.
 Engines, Boilers and all kinds of machinery repaired at tine foundry and machine shops of R. l.. Cobb X Co.,, Little Rock. Ark.
 The Davis Quilting Frame pays for itself in 3 days making quilts and comforts on any sewing ma chine now made.
 About GOO old newspapers, suit, able for wrapping paper, for sale at bargain at this Ofiicc-jOc. per 1 100, or 4Oc if lot ia taken.
 Deputy Marshall Willingham shot another mad.dog Sunday morning. This makes two he has killed in the last few days. FoR SALE:-Two good telegraph instruments, battery and some wire. Price &50O. Apply to Geo. P. Wheat, PICAyUNE office. Deputy Marshall Joe Bryant had quite an exciting race after a negro Monday, but as Mir. negro had the start, he got away.
 Mrs. T. c. McIa.e and family re- turned from Washington, D. C.. last Saturday. Mir. McRac accom- panied them as far as St. Lou's.
 We have twenty dozen grain cradles, and will sell them cheaper than ever. Call early aud get one.
 J. N. DESMAN x BRO.
 Dwight Blake left last Wedncs- day for Magnolia, where he goes 10 live. Dwight is a bright boy, aud we wish him success in life. \ NTne ladies of Nevada ana sur rounding counties are invited {" call Ut the post office while they are in Prescott a'd cxsni"e the Davis Quilting Frame, x
 w. F. Evans, at F. $. CarsOn's, has on hand a full line of Bibles and Testinants published by the American bible soaicty that he will sell at cost ofpublication.
 Subscribers calling for their pa pers at Prescott and not getting them, w;ll please call at our office, as the Postmaster can not keep pa t,-rs longer than thirty days. tt
 From B l-3 to 90 per cent. say ed for anything in the Millinery line of goods by calling on Us, and seeing the same.
 MRS, n. C. SuANxLE.
 What will the boys do when school is out. Do they expect to lie around town and do nothing during vacation, or go to hard. honest work: Yonng man, take the latter.
 When you buy groceries ot Woodbery X Portis, you get nice new fresh goods, which have been received since the strike, and you get them promptly delivered, free of charge.
 Messrs. Brad Scott, D. w. John. son and Charlie Weaver went or a fshing excursion to Gray's lake last Wednesday. They report something better than tue usual 3fshermnn's luck"
 All political parties and labor Orga,,izatiOns--in fact everybody, when they want something nicc in late style dry goods, shoes. etc, ga ! first to the large popular house oi 1 W0odbery x Portis.
 On another page will be found a call by tho chairman for the meet ing of tho Democratic Judicial Convention, to be held at Tsxsrk. ana, on Monday June 2Sth. Let all tho delegates attend.
 The boycott is the extreme re source of Over-burdened labor This need never be the case by the laborers who trade in Prescott If they will only exercise discretion by trading with Woodbery x Por' ts.
 Here is the very thing! The Fish Lock is the very thing for yoni window-making it bnrglsr proof and holding it at any height. MT,