Nevada County picayune., 1886-09-01

vor of prohibition at the approach ing election.
 Don't blame anybody but your self, if you vote for any Green packers and the county debt is ln- creased if that party again gets control of the county. This party greatly increased our county debt when they were in before.
 Willie Gulley leaves our office to return to the farm to-day, Hen " Carter taking his place.
 Thursday and Friday we were with the candidates at their joint discussions at Rock Springs and Falcon. We found the people at these two places quite hospitable at Rock Springs MT. Geo. D. Middlebrooks kindly entertained us, and at Falcon Mr, w. W. At kinson. Sorry we have not space to write up our trip Tue Demo crats are hourly gaining ground, and will have @ field day of 1t next Monday.
 White X White sell goods cheap CT than anybody. Try them.
 In our travels to Rock Springs and Falcon, we noticed that cotton was opening very rapidly. Tho crop has been cut off at least a third if not more by the late dronth.
 Copious showers of rain fell in all parts of this section the first of the week, and now the potato aud turnip crops will flourish.
 Rev J R Moore, of Philadelphia, made a prohibition speech at the park Saturday, filling appointment made for Col Grace of Pine Bluff, who could not come. < large crowd was out.
 Mir J J Smith of Wallaceburg brought in new bale of cotton the 26th, which was bought by Mr w E Waller, who paid 10 1-2 cents per pound for it.
 Messrs Terry X Yeung moved into their new bank building, cor ner West Front add Main streets, Monday.
 Hon Thos c McRae, our Con- gressman, has been having consid- erable sickness in his family of late, which has prevented him from circulating around among his friends.
 Farmers, W B Waller wants to buy your cotton and sell you your goods the comlng fall. You will agree with us that Ben will do the fair thing by you, and sell all goods cheap. Don't forget this.
 New wheat four-don't buy it. It will must on your hands, We have ours ground with per cent. of old wheat that insures 1t in the warmest weather.
 WoODBERY & PORTIs.
 There is a big fight ahead, be- tween political parties in Nevada and Hampstead, but White X Wood of Hope intend by fair deal ing and low prices to sell all the hardware to all parties. Try them.
 People love to trade where they can get the best quality of goods cheapcst. W. E. Waller proposes to keep abreast the times in this respect. Try him on boots and shoes, hats, caps, and dry goods generally.
 ''I'n attend to it soon.' Don't cheat yourself in that way. Your hair is growing thinner, dryer and more lifeless every day, Save it and restore it's original color, soft ness and gloss by using Parker's Hair Balsam while you may.
 Have prescribed Tongaline in several cases of chronic rheuma. tism, and have not been disap- pointed in it's curative effects. E Bcnkendort, NJ. D., St. Louis, Mo.
 Mcssrs Atkinson & Tompbins are moving into their new office in the brick bank building, fronting West Front street,
 TIE GULLETT GIN.-We have taken the agency for this gin, and all testimony declare il the best made. Parties expecting to buy a gin this fall will find it to their in- terest to buy one of these.
 WOODBERY X PORIIS.
 Sreud your cash with the man who favors you when in need, pro vided he does sell you as cheap as the cash house. No cash house can giyo you more for your money thou | will, SIDNEY B. WOoD.