Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-03

Subscribers calling for their pa. pers at Prescott and not getting them, will please call at our office, as the Postmaster can not keep pa pers longer than thirty days. If Our correspondents must let their communications reach us Mondays if possible, to insure in sertion, as we go to press Tuesday afternoon and print early Wedn os- day morning.
 A rough looking fire company from Omaha, Neb., who were on the South bound passenger Sun day, created some excitement by indulging in foot races and halloaing while the train was here.
 From a private letter we are glad 10 learn that Mir. w. N. Prator, re- cently appointed mail route agent, is getting along splendidly.- He has been on duty at St. Louis most of the time since leaving here Tn January.
 Rrmember the PICAYUNE when you want job work. We have a new guarto 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. tf.
 Mr. James o. Hanna, of this place, and Miss Katie Bennett, Of Chewalla, Tenn, were married on the i4th ultimo. The bride and groom arrived here Friday after non. The PICAYUNE extends best wishes.
 Aches and pains long borne make even the young feel old. The true remedy is Park-rs Tonic. It pnrifies 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.
 We are sorry 10 have to chreni- cle the death of two sweet little babes in Prescott the past week. The infant child of Mir. and Mrs. Dan Ward died on Wednesday last and the next day, Thursday, Mir. and Mrs. II. E. Bonncr's ba- hy died. The bereaved parents have our sympathy.
 Dr. T. Nj: Milan. of the dental firm of Milan x BaTham, writs us from Terrell, Texas, to gay to the people of Prescott and vicinity, that he will be here the 1st of March, to remain 10 days, and will do all kinds of dental work. Any one wishing work done will please write to him or leave word at post office, or nilner & Milburn,
 To MERCHANTS AND HARDWARE MEN.-I have made arrangements with a factory at Evansville, Ind, to manufacture my combination harrow and cultivator. It is the cheapest and most complete ma chine of tue kind made. Parties wishing to handle them or get de- C criptive circulars, etc, cin address me at Warren, Arkansas.
 II. l.. LYON.
 Miss. Emma Kirkland of this place is writing an interesting sc rial story for the Sunny South, a splendid literary weekly paper published at Atlanta Ga. She has written for this paper occa sionslly, for several years. Miss Emma has, therefore, won quite a high literary character all over the South.
 Mr. John. w. Gaines who had his hand mashed while working for the St. l.. I. M. X $. k. R. about three years ago, and who sued the company for damages. was awarded &3 300, shortly after he was hurt. The railroad compa- nv carried the case to the Supreme court, but on it's coming mp for hearing last week submitted the case, so MT. Gaines will get his money soon.
 The rolling of Ar. McIntyre's large business hOuse from near the Winter hotel on West Front street to the old stand of McIn- tyre & Webb was the attraction until yesterday. The job was completed Monday afternoon, and although the building was large and unweildy, (about 9 by 100 feet yet the job was done in a little over two days after getting properly started.