Nevada County picayune., 1888-06-13
Dr. McGill, Capt. John Cloud

were In the city, Tuesday.
 Mrs. Prater and family, of St. Louis, are visiting the family of Col. G, r. Smootc.
 Rev. A. 0. Evans, of Dallas, Tex as, was in the city, Friday, the guest of his brother, Mir. w. F. Evans.
 Public installation of officers of Masonic Lodge, in Prescott, June 2j, and also an address on masonry.
 Tuesday evening, dark clouds were gathered about, and it looked as if we were going to have a storm.
 Ladies muslin robes, with embroid- cry ta match, at Brooks, Blake & Cos.
 MT. W. $. DeBaun, who is at work on the railroad near Texarkana, came up to see his family last Sun day.
 Prof. Levi White, who has been attending a case of cancer in Omaha, Texas. returned home Thursday, of last week.
 Several of the Texas delegates to the National Convention. with their red bandanas, were on the can non ball, Sunday, returning home.
 See article in regard to candidates for county offices. Those who wish to be elected in the coming cam paign, had better come up and an nounce.
 Every family should have Eureka diarr9a and hux mixture on hand. It will save you money, pain, and perhaps a num- Der of your happy family. For sale by Jno. M. Mill burn, at 25c.
 MT. Chas. Smoote, who has been at St. Louis, clerking in a large dry goods store for about a year, is visit ing his parents, Col. and Mrs. G. P. Smoote.
 The picnic, given for the pleasure of the Presbyterian Sunday school, at Mir. Wm. Hatley's. last Thursday night, was enjoyed very much by the young folks we learn.
 The infant child of Mrs. Matte Cassidy, died Thursday and was buried Friday evening. The relatives have the sympathy and con- dolencc of their many friends.
 See article As to Candidates. /" Candidates shonld announce them selves, so tho people can make a harmonious choice. We have no more free space for suggestions.
 The nomination has been made. and instead of eating crow, as some of our friends hoped we would be forced to do, we can partake of that noble bird the Eagle. ''-Augusta Nidette.
 The axle of one of the coaches of passenger train No. ,. broke Sun day, between Hope and Emmet. It took several hours to get it fixed, and the cannon ball going south had to lay over here two or three hours.
 Dr. A. J. Davis, of Honcaville. one of Nevada best citizens was up Monday, and gave us a call and con tribution. On Friday he lost his second wife by death, which was not unexpected, as she had been sick some time. He has our sympathy in his sore bereavement.
 We give the delinquent list this wcek-could not do so before be- cause of sickness. Although the sale has already taken place, the list will enable those of our subscribers who were returned delinquent, warn ing, so they can redeem their proper ty.
 Prof. II. A. Sykes. of Wallace burg and Miss Lillian Jordan of this place, were married at the Christian church, on Wednesday night of last week. The groom is a fine school teacher and the bride is one of Pres colts most accomplished young la- dies. May their lives be full of hap pincss, prosperity and usefulness.
 The exercises of the Jeffersonian Lycoum are growing more and more interesting every week. This is in- deed fine thing for the young men, and it's originators deserve much credit for the orderly and conserva- tive manner in which it is conducted, Last Friday nights debate on the exemption laws furnished some prom