Nevada County picayune., 1888-08-01

home Monday.
 The pastor, Rev. W. T. Box, being away, no preaching was at the Bap- tist church. Sunday.
 Mir. Jim Brooks, of Texas, who has been visiting relatives, returned home yesterday.
 A nice line of chambrays at S9cts. per yard at w. F. Armstong X Co.'S.
 Organdy Lawns, 25 per cent. cheaper. than ever offered to the public and people of Prescott, at Hatlcy & Christopher's
 Buist's and Landreth's fresh turnip seed, for sale at Hugh Moncrle1's s.
 Bring your eggs. hides etc. to Brooks. Blake X Co. They will pay you the highest market price for same.
 Be ye not asleep, but wake up and read the article on the opposite page with the caption Wake Up.'
 The dust circulates now in large quantities, generally late in the eve nings. almost stihing one.
 MT. Geo. Armistead. who is now working at Gurdoa in the depot at Gurdon. was in the city sunday.
 AIleen. the sweet little infant of Mir. J. W. Gardner. has been quite sick for some time. but is about well now.
 Keep cool by buying a fancy checked. striped, or Persian seer sucker coat and vest-in great uarie- tv and prices that will surprise you at Brooks. Blake X Cos Call at Mrs Harrel's millinery store and examine the new Standard sewing machines. which were awar- ded the highest medal of superiority, by the Commercial Institute of New York city, claiming 36 points of ex- cellence over all other sewing ma chimes.
 The local reading of the arrival of MT. B. C. Jones wife, was mistake and we correct it this week. He is not married.
 Misses Kate Heard and Coy Dale, who have been visiting friends in the city, have returned to Arkadel- phia. their home.
 Mir. x. ]. Price. speech at the barbecue so excited w. NJ. White that White had to speak over two hours to reply to him.
 It would be so nice just at this time to have q good, cool, refreshing, dust-settling shower. Oh, indeed, it would be exquisite.
 "Oh. Mary, where did you get your beautiful white dress :" "Why Jamie, I got it from Hatley X Chris tophcr's who keep the loveliest line of white goods you ever saw, and those Hamburg and Swiss embroid- ers and Oriental laces are just too awful pretty.
 One bran nc,c 5-draWe" Ne1c Home selciR6 Do0chine 25 per cent of re9tiarpr1ce m Picayune office, Come quick for this barSdin.
 The man who asked Mir. Atkinson at the barbecue what the democracy had done. knows now and will never ask that question again,
 Miss Flora Hardy, and her friend who has been visiting her, Miss Eth el Crew. left Monday to visit Cam den. the home of Miss Crew.
 The L. l.. F. lost one vote that we know of hy refusing to let Mir. At kinson speak his time out. We thought they favored free speech.
 The thermometer has been rang Ing up to 9j degrees in the shade. - There i. not any doubt at sll hl' that this weather i, little warm. Kate-.'You just look perfectly lovely. Carrie,
 Carire-''-And Kate, you would look pretty. too, if you would go to IIatlev X Christopher's and get one of those striped Organdy Lawn dresses.
 Hon. B. B. Chism, democratic nominee for Secretary of State, will speak here on August goth, at 10 o'clock a. m. Everybody invited. | Mrs. J. r. Sloan and her accom- plishcd and attractive daughter, Miss Kate. of Tehuecana, Texas, are vis- iting here. Dr. Sloan and family have a large circle of friends here, where they formerly hved. We learn that on last Thursday night there was some trouble at Bouqhton and that negro woman got shot during the melee. No one