Nevada County picayune., 1888-01-04

Cahey during the holidays.
 Take your butter, eggs, chickens, etc., to Ilatley X Christopher.
 New goods! New goods. Go to see them at Jno. F. Poriis.
 Go everywhere else and look, but 20 to IIatle> X Chlistophrr's and buy.
 MT. J. II. Aruold Jr, spent d part "t the holidays with his sister at Hot Spring.
 After d weeks rest we buckle down to work again, feeling re- trcsled and invigorated.
 The Foster X Logan Hardware Co. have fine llne of scissors and shears that they guarantee.
 Mrs, Ella G. Houghton, of Jack son, Tenn, is here, visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. c. Young.
 MT W J Tompkins, a prominent citizen of Falcon, was up yester- day, and made us a pleasant call.
 Don't fail to buy some of that nice mixed candy at B. l.. Har- wood's-two pounds for 25c. MT. E. NJ. Cheatham and wife. of Gurdon, were down last week, wis iting relatives and friends here.
 Our coff'ees leave no ground fo complaint,
 HATLEY & CHRISTOPHER.
 Mrs. - Orr, of Dobyyille, spent Christmas with her daugb- ters, Mesdames B. H. Logan and c. F. Wingfield.
 Prot. T. J. Crawford returned from his holiday visit to Douglas vile, Texas, last Friday night, much refreshed.
 Messrs John Honea and k. P. Westmoreland, from Honeaville, visited relatives ill Georgia durin z during the holidays,
 Mr. I. T. Brooks, of Mt. Pleas ant, Texas, was up Sunday. Glad to hear he had big trade in his mercantile establishment.
 MessrS. Ansley, P;ttman and Jones are nothing but chronic of flee seekers. Such men deserve the retirement of private life.
 The Christmas trees at the diff ferent churches Christmas eve, were nice affairs. and old and young were alike joyous and gay.
 Mir. A. F. Gardner, of the Ben ton Courier, spent the holidays here with his brother and parents. In his hands the Courier is fast improving.
 Sorry tn learn of inc severe ill- ness of Mrs. F. l.. Wiliingham from fever. She needs the attention or friends, not given aS it should be, we learn.
 Tommie Leake, of the U. s. mail service, spent several days at home last week. His work seems to agree with him-the girls says he grows handsome.
 Mir. G. C. Wilson, one of our clever young friends, was down from Cur don Xmas eve. and gave us a call. He is one of Capt. Pais- lev's energetic clerks.
 Headache is common com plaint. It is generally caused by a deranged stomach, or disorder ed liver, Norris Cascarine is the remedy for these ills.
 Rev. Elisha Tong and Mrs. Ed Hughes were married on the 22 ult.. hy Elder W. R. Barham. Both are old people, but we wish them unalloyed conn ubial bliss.
 Our Glendale correspondent, "Longfellow," gives good squib on Christmas. and we will not dis turb his deliberations, which are good, by further expatiating on the subject.
 Grover Cleveland was once a poor and almost friendless boy Our youth shauld initiate his bright example, follow after truth and virtue, as described on our first page, then worthy promotion is sure to follow
 Prof. G. A. Hayes was up from Texarkana Saturday. He is now an attorney, real estate agent and and D. c. of U. $. District court, and doing well, which We are glad to know is the case.
 Messrs. Terry X Young have dissolved partnership, Mir. Young retiring and Mir. Terry retaining the business. We trust Mir. \. will enter other business here. We wish both success in 1888.
 Mir. Wm. Freburger dled at his home near this place on Wednes- day night of last week, from pneu-