Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-07
Bro J'J Thomasson. of the Oko.

Bro J'J Thomasson, of the Oko. Iona Messenger was over last Thursday and gave us a pleasant call. He gets out a splendid all ifeme print paper, and 1t fs justly well patrcnized.
 MT. o. Paget, tho gentlemanly representative of the St. Louis Type Foundry, was ill town yester- day and gave us a pleasant call, and lent a helping hand on some job work for short time. He is a good, practical printer.
 On opposite page appears an obituary of Uncle Perry WOrmack, rear Rosston, who Nied about twb weeks since. He was one of Neva- da cdanty's oldest xna best citi- zens. Peace to his ashes.
 Remember the PICAYUNE when yea wsat jeb work, We have a new Gtarro medium ''Peerless" job prGss, as fine a press as is made, and many fonts Ofpretty new type. Satisfaction guaranteed, in price and style of work. tf
 8.Most of these hair preparations don't work" writes Mir. J. s. Bur- dick, of St Louis, "but Parker's Hair iBalsam is an honorable ex. ccption. My hair was thin and prtsinaihrely gray. The Balsam made it brown again and soft as in my boyhood."
 Aches and psans lohg borne make even the young feel old. The true remedy is Parker's Tonic. It puritics the blood, sets fh *sr<er the liver and kidneys, banishes pain and builds up the health. Besides it has the reputation of doing what we claim for it.
 On opposite page "Speculator' suggests the name of MT. s. II. Logan, for circuit and county clerk. While Ben has never sought office, and is qniet and unassuming gentleman we can truthfully say we know ofno one who would make a better clerk than he. What says Mir. Is friends, will you run himi
 Last week Mir. Chas F.. Jenkin- Ben of Emmet, received notice that he had been granted & pen sion of eI2 per month, for ser> ices in the late war. Glad to learn of his good luck. MT. J says he owes much to Hon. T. c. McRae for his labor in his behalf, in securing the pension.
 The Methodist Sunday school decided last Sunday to have q May day picnic and celebration, and appointed a committee to invite and confer with the other schools as to time and place. This is good idea let all unite and have a big time, and nc better elace than our city park can be selected.
 This entire vicinity will join us in regreting to learn of the death of Rev. R. F. ice, which sad event occurred at Locksburg Saturday last. NIT. Lee was the founder of the Cumberland Presbyterian church at Prescott, and was ito pastor for four yeare after it's or ganizstiOm. He wns much beloved by all our people.
 In another place appears the card of Mir. Ira McMilliOn, With Wolf x Bro, Exporters and whole sale dealers in dry goods, etc., of Little Rock. Ira is an energetic and clever gentleman, and we trust our mercNArts and those of surrounding towns will give him their orders. He is a home man, living in Prescott.
 There was much excitement oeer the municipal election yesterday, but the best of order was kept. The following officers wers elected. T S Bryan, Mayor; Taylor Gray son, Marshal; c w Leake. Record CT; D s Arnold, Treasurer; and 0 k F Whitten. Alex Vaughn, John NJ Putnam, Wm Gee, R w Stub blefield, COuncilmen.
 Mir w R McLure, of Rosston, announces himself a candidate ftr circuit and county clerk this week in onr columNs. As his announce. ment shOws, he comes out on strong solicitation of prominent citizens. Mir Mcclure *6 know to be worthy of the office, and amply capacitated to fill same, and if elected will serve the people acceptablys
 Our Mir. Geo, Christopher has just returned from St. Louis, where