Nevada County picayune., 1886-05-19
N. T. Richmond wishes to buy two yoke of good work oxea.

What is it that makes some of the boys so restless when they get anywhere near Lawyer T. +. Web Der.
 The tame pigeons are doing a great deal of damage to the gar t!eas. They ought to be e1tsrmr- hated.
 Open hands and liberty. Bring your butter, eggs, &c., and exam me E. s. Carson's, new stock of dry goods.
 Sheriff Phillips carried a couple of prisoners to the pen last Thurs day, one for four ycsrs and the other for five.
 Rev. Mir. Willingham occupied the pulpit at the Presbyterian church Saturday night, Sunday morning and night. Engines, Boilers and all kinds of machinery repaired Ut the foundry end machine shops of k. l.. Cobb & Co.,, Little Rock, Ark. ... About 600 old newspapers, shit. abe for wrapping paper, for salc nt a bargain at this oflice-.Oc. per ] 70, or 4Oc if lot is taken. Arthur Montgomery and Clem Johnson went to tho Little Mis-. souri fishing yesterday, and had the usual "fsherman's luck
 Mr. Delay has commenced burn. ing one of his brick kilns, and has begun preparing for the founda- tious of the new brick houses.
 We have twenty dozen grain cradles, and will sell them cheaper than ever. Call early aud get cue.
 J. N. DENMAN & BRO.
 Remember the 18th of June is tue day for your Township Con- vention-go there, express your- selves and select your delegates.
 ". F. Evans, at +. s. Carson's, has on hand full line of Bib4 es and Testimants published by the American bible soeiety that he will sell at cost ofpublication.
 Subs. ri ,ers csllng for their pa pers at Prescott and not getting them, will please call at our office, AS the Postmaster can not keep pa pers logger than thirty days. If
 Bob Stephens and George Hale went to Washing ton Friday to a pic-nlc, and say they had a fine time. One of onr printers WAS very sic: because he could not go.
 People in this community are complaining that their gardens need rain. Nr. Jcrnigan says they needn't be afraid; that there will be some rain before the dry spell is over.
 When you buy groceries of Woodbery X Portis, you get nice new fresh goods, which have been received si+acc the strike, and you get them promptly delivered, free of charge.
 All political parties anu labor OrgauizatlOns--in fact everybody, when they want something ,.cc in late style dry goods, shoes, etc, go fist to the large popular house of Woodbcry & Portis.
 The boycott is the extreme re- eource of over-burdened labor. This need never be tue case by the labOrers who trade in Prescott ii they will only exercise discretion by trading with Woodbery X Por- tis.
 Havc given Tongaline a fair trial in many cases of neuralgia aud rheumatism, and find it the osly reliable remedy for these com plaints. ~ :,
 DTS. Terry and Koithly, Milford, Mo.
 Have given Toagsline trial in two cases of neurMgia-One a lady aged sixty; four doses gave pcrma- nent relief; the other lady aged forty; neither have had any return. J. D.Donnohue, NJ. D., Butler, Mo.
 Treasurer w. J. Blake has set tied as usual with tho Court. The Examining Committce invest'ga' ted his books and cash and found them balanced. "When you have a good thing keep it."-iou have good Treasurer.
 There is one concern in Prescott who have made it pay by attend ing strictly to their business. This lipe of action in business will al- ways pay. People like to trade with such a firm--hencc the popu- larity of Woodbery X Porsls.
 Remember the PICAYUNE when YOU want job work. We have a new auarto 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. U.