Nevada County picayune., 1888-04-18

Dr. J. $. Curtis; the great spec ialist, who has been at Hope, tells us he received many calls from the adv. he placed in this paper, one patient coming from as far as Eureka Springs. And yet some bus mess and professional men say ad- vertislng in a newspaper don't pay. 1 MT. 1. M. Cheatham, of Temple, Texas, Ca brother of MT. Eugene Cheatham. of this place) shot and mortally wounded MT. John Van 1 noy on the uh inst. in self defense. ! They were partners in the livery bus mess, and had falling ont about the business, Nannoy procuring shot gun advanced on Cheatham, when the latter riddled him with buckshot. Nannoy gun snapped. which doubt , less saved Mir. Cheatham $ life.
 The political cauldron is begin ming to simmer little. Democrats are casting about endeavering as a party to select good men from differ ent parts of the county. to run for county officers. in which all have a voice and can act. The ex-green- packers. now union labor leaders are advising their followers to lay low, keep mum, and after awhile when their convention meets and nomina- tes men, stick to the party" and elect these same leaders, who are chronic office seekers, again to of flee.
 We can supply you with all shades of etching floss. Also embroidering material. STEVENS X FARRELL.
 The Prescott Lumber Company seem to be on boom, it keeps on improving and enlarging its business. Thursday it received a large Hoyt sizer, 90 inches wide, from Aurora, III, IL is a very fine machine, and makes thc Ith plainer for active use of the company. They will soon be able Co turn eat from three to five ears manufactured lumber per day. A neat and pretty office, of native pine lumber, finished in oil on inside has just been completed. on the companY's grounds near their other buildings. The whole business is conducted bv Messrs. \. T. Rich mond and A.. F.. Stainton, who throughly understand the business
 Gents white and fancy sateen scarfs, bows and ties. in great varie- tv, at Brooks, Blake X Cos.
 Quarter marhle-top bureaus for SIC, at ]. P. Dutlic's, Hope. Arkan- SaS.
 2j,OO0 pounds of butter from the country wanted, for which the highest prices will be paid
 JoH>>oN X GENERELLY.
 Flour and meal coming in to-day at II. W. Wade's. of the fine roller process quality, and will he sold at the lowest prices.
 Our spring goods will begin to ar rive soon and we now wish to begin to make room for them. will sell you any and all winter goods at cost for cash llATLEY X CuRIsrorHER.
 As will be seen by the extract we copy below from the Nashville News, Mir. W. R. Bartlett formerly of this place has completed his apprentice ship in bachelordom, and secured "better half" (with many friends here, we join in congratulations) MT. W. k. Bartlett, an entcrprising young business man of this city, and Miss Hopie Campbell of Little River county, were married last Sunday at residence of the bride. The wedding was a quiet affair and only few friends and relatives of the contract ing parties from this place attended. The intention was to return to this city Sunday evening and a splendid supper was prepared at the Holt house but the Saline was so high it could not be crossed, and when the crossing was made Monday, it was with much danger as the horses had to swim some distance. Several of the party got pretty wet but all crossed in safety. The News joins the many friends of the happyyoung people in extending best wishes. MT. and Mrs. Bartlett will occupy the Frank Parker residence on Shepherd avenue.