Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-15

htN. |. ". ddyS NHu "lic hdFC been over to Hot Springs, in at- tendance upon the Methodist con ference.
 We are selling our whis- kies cheaper than any house in town, because we bought them cheaper.
 Hugh Moncrief & Bro.
 We counted over fifty bales of cotton on wagons on our streets yesterday about noon. Lots of the ''tieecy staple" coming in.
 WOOD, WOOD! Will those of our subscribers who have promised it, bring us some wood, RIGHT AWAY, for we are out. and can not print without fires.
 Food for the brain and nerves that will invigorate the body with. out intoxicating. is what we need ill these days of rush and worry. Parker's Tonic restores the vital energies, sOothes the nerves. and brings good health quicker than any thing you can use.
 MT. Robert Pelt, son of Mir. J. J. Pelt, of Falcon, died at Arkadel- phia last week. and his remains were taken to Falcon for intern meut. He went to Philadelphia to attend school.
 The "Kid Minstrel" gave an en- tertaining show at the hall Friday night. It is composed of Masters Dwight Blake, Willie Gulley, John nie Thompson. Willie Montgomery, Carroll Davidson and Glenn aud Phillip Johnson.
 Christmas is coming and so is a large stock of fan cy groceries for the Holi- days. Come early and get a selection.
 WOodbery & Portis.
 We regret to learn of the death of Miss Lon Basden, at her fath- CTS residence in Parker township. Friday. The bereaved family have our sympathy. A tribute to her memory, by a friend, will appear in next weeks paper.
 Saturday morning on awakening the family found Mrs. J. T. Gossett unconscious, from an attack of heart disease, A physician was summoned, and the work of recus- sitatiOn began, and thanks to kind Providence her life has been spared so far, and she is improving slowly. MT Gossett was tele- graphed for, and arrived at home Monday.
 Louisville, Ga, Oct. 6, 1885.
 Dr. J. A. Dickey:- Send by ex- press 3 dozen bottles Painless Eve Water. Everyone in this country wauts ''Dickey's Painless Eye Water" It gives perfect satisfac- ton. NJ. M. DALDWELI.
 For sale by Hugh MOncrief < Bro, and MIlner X Mllburn.
 COFFEE is on a regular boom, but we are holding the price down to old figures, as we stocked up early in the season before the rise.
 Woodbery & Portis.
 The New York Weekly World, and the Picayune for one year, and au illustrated history of the United States all for S2.50. Call and see copy of it at our office. Subscri- bers paying up and renewing can secure this valuable book on ab0y e terms.
 We want boy about fifteen years of age, as an apprentice to the art preseryative, and will take pains with an earnest. industrious. obedi- ent boy, and learn him the trade in detail. Such boy can secure a good place with us. Good, exper- fenced printers are in demand everywhere, and command from s3 to s6. 50 day, so you see it is good business.
 Farmers who have not got the "People's Farm and Stock Cyclo- pedia," should call at Johns on x Generelly's store and secure one. No farmer should be without this valuable farmers guide. See Mir. Monson at Johnson's store. Par ties who have subscribed for this book can see him there. Mir. Monson also has a number of oth- CT valuable books for sale.
 Gall on Milner x Milburn and buy your