Nevada County picayune., 1888-10-17

MT. w. $. DeBaun now sends the PiCAYUSE to his friend, MT. John Pogue, at Prairie Home, III.
 Some good reading on our 1st page -CarlLee's lies exposed; extracts from Col. Atknson's Little Rock speech, etc.
 Messrs. W. T. Fincher and J. w. Duke, two of Rosston's most worthy citizens were up yesterday and heard Col. Warren last night.
 Dr. k. l.. Powers has established real estate and loan agent office in the old post office building opposite depot, on East Front street.
 Good treatment, good weights and good tender meats at Gas Easter's meat market.
 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 & Co.'S.
 You can buy hobby suit of clothes from s upwards, at Brooks, Blake X Co.'S.
 Tom McRae has carried Nevada county in his two former races for congress and will do it again, if his friends but go to work in earnest.- Labor early and late to do this.
 Farmers are inclined to withhold their cotton, on account of declining prices, and "the fleecy" is not pouring in so rapidly. There is no telling when the price will advance.
 Mir. NJ. W. Cook, of Little Rock, assistant claim agent of the Mo. P. K. R., was down Friday, arhitrating claims, He is quite a nice gentle man and deals justly by the road and public.
 For albums, for writing paper plain and fancy. for books and other articles suitable for presents, enquire at Hintons.
 Senator J. P. Copeland, of Pike, was in town yesterday. He rejoices at Nevada's Democratic victory.- Nevada is getting all right rig ht side Up with care-on top.
 MT. A. F. Gardner, of Benton, was down to see relatives Sunday and Monday. He has sold his paper there, the Saline Courier, but will still make that hla temporary home.
 Miss Maggie Ansley, one of Pres cott's most beautiful young ladies. left Sunday for Hope, her future home. She was accompanied by Mrs. x. J. Bryan, and Miss Annie Scott.
 Poster & Logan ii'dw. Co. have both Hardware and Furniture stores chock full of goods. Don't fail to call and price.
 We are prepared to show an ele- gant line of gents, ladies and Misses shoes, al prices that will surprise you. BRooKS, BLAKE X Co. I have some second handed bug gies, will sell for cash, for corn, or for stock, cheap.
 JouN SHRIEyEs.
 an nt Hope collecting for Mir J. L. Ware, and will pay 10c, for all cotton, on debts due him. Come quick and save cost,
 W. R. BAsDEN.
 Oh, wanderer. come home; leave the side show u. l. D. as all such lead directly to the Republican camp, and return to your first love, the Democratic party. Vote for Cleve- and & MoRae.
 Considerable trouble was eXperi- enced Tn raising the flag on the so- called Il. l. p. pole, Monday, until Dr. Powers got hold of the line, when it recognized Its Republican master at once.
 Prof. k. 0. Dicusis, a travelling phrenologist and astronomer, has been giving some interesting and in- structive lectures at the Christian church, to very large audiences. He examined the heads of several of our young men.
 Every farmer should patronize the new store opening up at laneburg, l hy tho Farmers Trade Union, espec- ially as everything is bran new and prices low to suit wheelers and far mers.
 Bob Langford, the harbor, respect fully solcits your trade. He keeps sharp razors and shears. and will please you. Try him. If
 Patch's patent corn sheller and