Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-31

1t to Prescott.
 Our city fathers should have our business streets lighted up on dark nights. It would cost but little and give the Marshal something to do, that would be appreciated by people coming here to trade, as well as home folks.
 We trust our friends, who are in arrears, who come up to attend court will drop in and settle up. We are badly in need of the many small amounts due us on subscription which in the aggregate amount to a great deal. Don't forget us, please.
 The Cleveland club of this place will meet on Friday night, having been changed from Tuesday to that date. Judge l.. A. Byrne, of Tex arkana, and other distinguished spea- kers, will address the club. Every body invited.
 The band boys of Prescott will give you the best company we ever had in this city, "Silver Spur" with songs, dances, banjo solos, etc. Prices 30 and 75 cents. Reserved seats on sale at bio Lewis, jewelrv store. Get them early to avoid the rush.
 Some mighty good reading on our outside this week. Warren's talk about his Prescott visit, "Unkle Enoch's" ideas, proof of Harrison s perfidy to the working-man. Read carefully, and vote for democracy and low taxes, the labOrers' best friend.
 Mir. Owen R. Mcdaniel, MT. J. E. Portis' deputy clerk, has been stay ing nj the clerks office, familiarizing himself with the routine of work, pre- paratory te going in regularly on first Monday in November. He will move his family to town from Honeaville some time soon.
 Two leading Il. l, p's., White and Jones, who did not have the moral courage to go out and hear Col. War ren speak, but wanted to hear through Mir. Jno. NJ. Pittman, were sat upon right nicely by MT. P. who refused their jerring request, taunting him with having been present.
 Nevada owes it to herself to give her favorite son, Hon. Thos. C. Me Rae, good majority on the 9th of November. In both of his previous races, he carried this county, and now lets all push the work and give him a larger vote than ever. It will take earnest labor to do this.
 We again reproduce the u. l. p. confidential circular. Read It care fully and hand to your neighbor, Capt. Ansley and Jones have been talking about the secret Hazard cir eular SD much, they seem to think they can work n trick and fool the people. Vote for Cleveland and Me Rae. who are above secret scheming.
 We learn that in the u. l. p. club meeting Saturday night, on White and Jones calling on Judge Pittman, say ing In substance-"W want to hear from Warren, as you were present and heard him speak, he, Judge P., replied, that if they could not come out in a respectable crowd and hear Warren, they could not hear through him. Good for Judge Pittman.
 Yesterday Mir w. II. Terry, our banker, received letter from the chairman of the Republican national committee, solictng money for cam paign purposes. Mir T. as treasurer of the Cleveland club, promptly an swercd saying he had already con trbuted all he could for the other party Cleveland. So It seems the republicans are trying to squeeze money ont of national hanks to elect Harrison, doubtless thought MT Trun a national bank. Vote for Cleveland and McRae.
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