Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-24

Our ofiicewas visited Monday by the accomplished young ladies, Misses Phillips and Johnson. Call again.
 For Sale-Second hand cook stove. Has two ovens, reservoir, pipes, and furniture Sl2.00. A. E. Stainton.
 Persons wanting photographs should call on Mir. Dome, over Dr. Hintons s drug store. He guaran- tees satisfaction.
 Public speaking here Saturday come out and hear the Democratic orators, Hon Paul Jones, and $. H. Whitthorn.
 Many of our farmer friends say they will make more cotton than they expected, though a majority will not make as much last year.
 We are prepared to show an ele gant line of gents, ladies and Misses shoes, at prices that will surprise you. BROOKS. BLAKE X Go.
 have some second handed bug gies. I will sell for cash, for corn, or for stock, cheap.
 JOIN SHRIEvEs. am at Hope collecting for Mir J. l.. Ware, and will pay l0c, for all cotton. on debts due him. Come quick and save cost.
 W. R. BAspEN. B. II. Logan bought while in St. Louis, four car loads-stOves. furni- ture, and hardware.
 The finest line of gents neck wear and underwear ever brought to Pres colt at w F Armstrong X Co.'S.
 You can buy hobby suit of clothes from S5 upwards, at Brooks, Blake X Co.'S.
 MT. II Bethany, of Rosston, one of Nevada's best citizens and agOod. true democrat, gave us an appre- ciated call Friday.
 C. F.. Marlboro, of the Little Rock Sun, run by colored men, canvassed our town for his paper Wednesday, and secured a good list.
 Our brass band boys do good play ing, for the short time since it's re- organization, due to the excellent teaching ot MT. Dwight Blake.
 Hon. Paul Jones and Col. s. H. Whitthorn, two eloquent orators. will make democratic speeches here next Saturday. Let us give them a rous- ing crowd,
 Bob Langford, the barber respect fully solicits your trade. He keeps sharp razors and shears, and will please you. Try him. If
 Patch's patent corn sheller and separator Is invaluable to farmers.- Call at J NJ Denman & Bros. exam inc ahd buy one. Price only S3.50.
 For new cocoanuts, new almonds, new English walnuts, new Brazil nuts, new tilberts and new dates, go to Hamilton & Evans,
 The Largest Stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes. and Groceries, can be found at Hatley X Christopher's, cheaper than ever before.
 The Farmers Trade Union will op cn ,p q new stock of goods at Lane burg. all bought at lowest cash pri- ces. The company ask everybody who want nice new goods at low pri- ces, to try them,
 Col. s. II. Whitthorne, of Benton, will be here on Saturday with Hon. Paul Jones, and will deliver one of his good speeches. Everybody come out.
 Our main printer, quit and left without days notice Monday, unex- pectedly and without cause we have had much trouble in getting out this issue, on this account.
 Hon. Paul Jones, candidate for Presidential elector, will deliver an address at this place on Saturday. Let everybody come out and hear this distinguished speaker. Again we remind you, gentle read CT, to please come up and pay for your paper, as we are much in need of what is due us, since misfortune ,nev- CT single handed, has overtaken us.
 Always on hand at the leading con fectioner's, foreign and domestic fruits, limburger and switzer cheese, wennerworst, etc.
 B. l.. HARwoop.
 Mir. Cal Jones is just hack from St. Louis where he bought a good stock of fall and winter goods and will sell cheaper than ever before. - Call and examine their new goods. Try the new store at Laneburg, for bargains. It is run by the Far mers' Trade Union, and will save you money. It is to the interest of | e t1 ,,aln thnr.