Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-09

| mos MenQenIaii, kSepS uTy goods and groceries for sale cheap for cash. Give him q call at Caney. l Foster x Logan Hardware Com. pahy will receive q car load of Whitewater Wagons by June 10th.
 Go to Foster & Logan Hardware Company for your fruit jars. They have the Masous, with the patent disk.
 Seven Springs Iron Alum Mass, the finest tonic and appetizer known. For sale by all Drug gists.
 We learn that Rev. Harry May Che converted Jew evangelist will hold meeting here about the 18th of August.
 Miss McCartiien, from near Cam den, is visiting relatives here, the families of MT. Wm Parr and W C. Hatley.
 The Davis Quilting Frame pays for itself in 3 days making quilts and comforts on any sewing ma chine BOW mads.
 Maxwell is convicted for mur- der in the first degree, yet Eavis' 1886 Quilting Frame is making homes comfortable. Mir. John McAlpin and sister, Miss Maud, of Gurdon, visited rel atives here Friday, the family of MT. James McCuller. Dr. McSwain, of Etnmet, was in town Friday and gave us call. He reports farncts progressing finely Gowh hls way. Engines, Bnilers and all kinds of machinery repaired at the foundry and machine shops of k. j.. Cobb & Co.,, Little Rock, Ark.
 Our Washington letter, giving q very interesting account of Pres idcnt Cleveland's marriage, is crowded out this week.
 About 600 old newspapers, suit able for wrapping papar, for sale at a bargain at this office J0c. per 100, or 40c if lot is taken.
 FoR SALE:-Two good telegraph instruments, battery and Some wire. Price SJ.O0. Apply to Geo. P. Wheat. PlCAYtNE office.
 We have twenty dozen grain cradles, and will sell them cheaper than ever. Gall early aud get one.
 J. II DESMAN S BRO.
 What caused the great rush to the post office last Saturday? The good men were niter n quilting frame for thsir tired and over- worked wives.
 Call, call. call! Examine, exam inc! and then buy Davis' 1886 Quilting Frame, which will pay for itself by using it two days on your sewing machincs.
 Misses Beulah Foster, of Texas, and Hattie Studevant, ot Masno- lia. returned home Sunday, after a pleasant visit at their friend, Hiss Mamie Ferguson.
 Seining has been the order of the
  day, since the rains, among those who could take leisure for the pur- pose. NoSt of the parties have been quite successful.
 And the Greenback committee decided in favor of conventions. We'll down lem sure enough now, and SHOW them under bigger ma iority than ever before.
 What is the matter with our cor respondents' Come, gentlemen, stir your stunps and come to the front more regularly. You are be- ing inquired about all around.
 1 have opened a barber shop on West Main street, near depot, nni will be glad to have the patronage of all my friends and the public.
 ". R. LEE.
 Subscribers cnlling for their pa pers at Preacott and not getting them, will please call at our office, as the Postmaster can not keep pa pers longer than thirty days. If
 From 33 l-3 to 50 per cent. say ed for anything in the Millinery line of goods by calling on us, and seeing the same.
 MRS. A. F.. SuANKLE.
 Since the addition of the build ing and putting in of more new machinery, the Prescott Lumber Co.,, buys and ships about all tue lumber that goes away from Pres colt.
 MT. k. c. Moore came over from Camden and rpcns Saturday and Sunday with his family here. As said before, he is erecting a tasty residence for Capt. J. Y. Darby there.
 M,cters Eddie nnd Donnie War