Nevada County picayune., 1886-04-28
We keep a full line of best crock cry and queensware' Fresh stock just arrived. J. NJ. DENMAN X BRO.

Parties in need of staple and fan cy drygoods will save money by awaiting the arrival of Messrs Hat ley x Christopher's big stock which will be here as soon as the strikers will permit Jay Gonld's tgasns te 1 run.
 We neglected last week to men, ton the reception of nice letter from Hon. T. E. Webber, saying he was not a candidate for the Judge ship, but might run again for Pros ecuting Attorney.
 little Richard. infant son of Dr. and Mrs. R. l.. Hinton died on Sun day morning and was buried Mon day afternoon. The bereaved q parents have the sympathy ofmany friends in their sore bereavement.
 George Hale visited down on Red river last week. He reports corn waist high down there. Ii must have been excited about his g-- something, but positively as- serts his his corn tale IS true, and we take his word for it.
 Rememb Der the PICAYUNE when you want job work. We have a new quarto medium ''Peerless" job press, as fine a press as is made, and many fonts ofpretty new type. Satisfaction guaranteed, in price and style of work. If.
 Dr. J D Jordan left yesterday, to attend the annual meeting of the State Medical society, which con venes at Little Rock today. He may probably go on to St Louis to the national celebration of the M . Ds, next week, from Little Rock.
 Most of these hair preparations don't work" writes Mir. J. $. Bur dick, of St Louis, "but Parker's Hair Balsam is an honorable ex- ception. My hair was thin and premsturely gray. The Balsam made if brown again and soft as in my Doyhood.'
 We had a pleasant call from Hon M M McGrire, candidate for 1 Auditor of State, Monday. He married a Hcmstcad county girl, and is that much off s W Arkan, sian. Nevada can well afford to give him her three votes in the State convention.
 1 Aches and pains long borne make even the young feel old. The true remedy is Parker's Tonic. It purities the blood. sets in order the liver and kidneys, banishes pain and builds up the health. Besides it has the reputation of doing what we claim for it. 1 Mr. sl4 T. Mcdaniel of Caney 1 township announces elswhere as a candidate fhr tax assessor. If elected he will make a faithful off . l'2cr. Mr. McD.. is brother of MT. W. s. Mcdaniel, who so faithfully and efficiently filed the office of fo, fOnr vaorS
 Esqr. J. W. Neill, of Emmet is announced this week for count! and probate Judge. For several years Mir. x. has been acting as Justice of the Peace acceptably to the people of Emmet township Ifnominated ahd elected, he will serve the people to the best of his ability.
 Our MT. Geo. Christopher has just returned from St. Louis, where he purchased one of tue largest stocks, consisting of staple and fancy drygoods, clothing, hats, caps and shoes, ever brousht to Prescott. Having paid the cash, we are therefore enabled to sell lower for cash than ever before. HATLEY x CHRISTOPHER. Mr. Chas. F. Jenkinson> of Elm. met, was in town Monday and paid up for the PICAYUYE, and WAS placed on our rosi of honor. He has received back.pay on pen sion Iss sol,,ier and will receive his pay monthly hereafter. MT J., left yesterday to visit his children at Richmond, Ind We wish him a pleasant, happy stay there.
 Accompanied by our better half, we will leave Monday to attend the annual meeting of the State Press Association, which will con vene next Wednesday at Pine Bluff It is stated the press gang will excurt to Washington City, and if so we will go with them, and returning via Georgia, visit our parents. So VIC may be away nearly month.
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