Nevada County picayune., 1888-03-28

Mir. Joe Brown is announced in this issue as a candidate for Marshal. He is well known by our people, and if elected will make a good officer, and promises to do his full duty, in enforcing every town ordinance.
 Farmer" suggests MT. Ed. Hood as a good man for Sheriff, elsewhere. He is indeed, good man for the of flee, and is doubtless as strong in the county as anybody else. Let wise counsels prevail and get out strong, good men, Democrats, and we can elect them.
 MT. w. A. Dean, one of Nevada s most substantial farmers, was up paying taxes yesterday, and gave us an appreciated call and contribution. He tells us a heavy wind blew down much timber Sunday; also that farmers around Delta are about through planting corn.
 Born unto MT. and Mrs. J. w. Gardner, early on the morning of the 26th inst. a fine babe-an s 1-2 lb. girl. Mother and babe doing we'll. May the little cherub live to brighten the home of its parents and become an honor to them. and a precious jewel to society.
 The joint discussion of candidates for Governor, and probably others, ) will occur at Prescott, at : o'clock p. m, on next Saturday the 31st inst. We are sorry it will not take place in the middle of the day in- stead of at night as arranged, as it will not be possible for many of our farmer citizens to be present. Let all who possibly can, attend, and they will no doubt be we'll enter taincd, by some fine speeches.
 MAREIED--At the residence of the brides father, Mir. w. c. Hatley, on the evening of the 27th inst. MT. Rob't. l.. Moore and Miss Jennie Hatley, Rev. w. T. Thurman per forming the ceremony. The groom is one of our first young men, pos seSsing fine business qualifications. The bride is one of Prescott's most winsome and attractive young ladies. The PICAYuNE extends to the couple congratulations. May their future be happy and prosperous.
 See date printed ,cith y01l, naD1e ,chich Sh0US fO zChat lime you nre paid. Come and pay up Ue need money.
 We, the undersigned, have em- ployed NIT. Chas. Williams, of Elm met, Ark. to repair our tools used in tie-making. In justice to that gentleman. will acknowledge his work to be that of on able mechanic. He being very reasonable in his char ges for strictly first-class work.
 JESSE G. TosNoN,
 JoHN WATSON.
 JOIN ARBoUGH.
 H. W. Wade, with Esq. B'Shers' in the Bell house, dry goods, hats, of all kinds. boots and shoes, groceries, sugar, coffee, molasses, rice. tobac- co, and fine cigars. ready-made cloth ing; all will be found at Fl. W. Wade's in the Bell house. Esq. Fishers to wait on you. and sell you goods at bottom rock prices.
 People who indulge in high living are apt to suffer from overtaXed stomach> Morris Cascarine is a sure carr for the disorders which arise frun such indulgence.
 Messrs. \. A. Blanchard & Co. who are engaged in the Lightning Rod business. are about to locate in our town. These gentlemen have been opperating in the State for more than one year. They are handling the largest copper-covered rod, manufactured in the United States. They are fully endorsed and sustained in their theory, and manner of construction, by all scien- tist and Electricians. They have an electric apparatus, by which they show the cause and effect of Light ming. and it is well worth the time of any one to see their experiments. These gentlemen hold the personal certificates of each individual to whom they have sold, stating the work was done and settlement made to their entire satisfaction. Each house rodded will be insured for five hundred dollars free of charge by company worth over a million dollars.
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