Nevada County picayune., 1886-05-05

OlSDIayeu eACciicnt tdStc III tho cO- lection of the new stock of dry goods for his firm which is being examined by all the ladies in and out of town.
 Mir Bynum Hatley came in from Caney Saturday and remained over a day or so with parents and friends. In partnership with his brother Eugene, he is merchandise ing near Caney.
 Al Shackelton accidentally had a leg broken in two places at Col. Steele's mill; (glad to learn he is getting along well;) that Rev. MT. Burreiss would preach at the Bap- tist church Sunday.
 Mrs s R McNutt, of Arkadel. phia, after visiting her mother, 1 Mrs Young at Caney, returned homo Saturday. Her sister Miss Matte Young, was with her and is visitin. at ArkadelpIlia.
 k. B. Beatty who has been in jail here for some time on the charge of horse stealing, got his bond re- duced from three to one thousand dollars, which was given last wecI, :, and he was set at liberty. keep a stock of general merch- andise and propose to sell at q liy- ing profit and deal squarely. Give me . call.
 THOs. J. MENDENHALL, Cauey, Ark. Mr. K. U. Donald, of Emmet, called on us Saturday and exhib- ited his new invention for boring artesian wellr, One of the complet- est things we ever saw. We hope Bob will realize . fortune out oft. MT. w. R. Barham, of Redland township comes out this week, for County Treasurer. He is we'll qualified to fill the office should he be elected..and would make first class officer. See his announce ment. Parties in need of staple aud fan cy drygoods will save money by awaiting the arrival of Messrs Hat ley & Christopher's biz stock which . will be here ss soon as the strikers will permit Jay Gould's trains to run.
 Mir w R Johnson, of Taylor township announces elsewhere for Tax Assessor. Mir J is one cf our most prominent aud worthy citi. zens, and besides this we are as. sured is fully capable to fill the office of assessor. Remem Der the PlCAYUNE when you want job work. We have q new quarto medium ''Peerless" job press, as fine a press as is made, and many fonts Ofpretty new type. Satisfaction guaranteed, in price and stvle of work, if. Ihave tried Tongl,ne upon my. self for facial neuralgia. and it gave immediate relief. also tried , it upon one suffering intense pain frnm neuralgia of the head; one dose gave perfect relief.
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 NIT. and Mrs. w. H. Terry, Sid Woodbery and Miss Matte Owens, Oscar Gordon and Miss Ida La. tourette, Will White and Miss Minnie Connevey. and James Scroggy and Miss Fife Reed, com. posed a fishing and picnic party to Grass lake Saturday.
 The Woodruff Platter is still booming. We understand that John. T. Furlow and J E. Caney of Magnolia, bought the State of Louisiana. Mr. Woodruff says he sold over 5000 worth of territory to citizens of Arkansas. Quite sn item on a plating machine.
 During the editors absence, Mir. D. B. Madden will attend to poll. tics, and furnish editorial or sec ond page matter, and Prof. J. w. Conger will get mp locals besides keeping up his Educational depart. ment. We trust and think our patrons will be gainer by cur leave of absence.
 Mrs. Dan Ward, who has been sick for some time but is now con- valcscent, was taken by her father and sister, MT. Andrew Crawford and Miss Kittie, to Belvidere, Hi nois to their home for recreation, last week. They lett Thursday night, accompanied as far as Lit' tle Rock by Nr. Ward.
 Friday there was kicking match on Bon Logan's corner. Ben kick ed seven feet high standing flat footed, but Nick Thomasson beat him nine inches, hitting the lower part ofNat Richmonds sigh. Ben