Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-02

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 Hon. B B Chism, candidate for Secretary of State, was in town yes terday and made us a call. He is a clever gentleman and would make a good officer.
 We are requested to state that the ladies of the 0. s. Presbyterian church will give supper Tuesday night, to hclPpay for finishing their new church. Go out.
 Circuit court begins next Monday here. We may be absent at the Press Convention, during the lst week of court, but leave our brother in charge of the office, while we are away.
 Glad to welcome Uncle Jim Ben son back from the old narrow guage. He is now back at his old place. sec ton boss at Boughton There are few such honest and honorable men as Uncle Jim
 \ new lot of Mems. Ladies and ChiIdren's Shoes just received and will be sold at very low prices.
 HATLEY X CHRI>TorHEE.
 We want 5O0.OOO chickens for which highest market price will be paid.
 JOHNSON X GENERELLY.
 We have received several news letters. without the true name of the author. (which we invariably require to accompany every communication, as an evidence of good faith, ) during the past week. one from Wallace burg and one or two from B0dcaw.
 Mrs, Bettie Ferrcl, of near Xiii dare. Texas. who had been up for treatment of cancer at the hands of Prof. Levi White. returned home Saturday cured. The Professor nev- CT fails to cure cancer, when not too far advanced.
 The ladies of the NJ. E. church are to be congratulated on the entire success of the ice cream and straw berry festival of Friday night. About S5O was nettcd from the entertain mcnt. We learn. Sickness at home prevented our attending.
 Oar spring goods will begin to ar- rive soon and we now wish to begin to make room for them. will sell you any and all winter goods at cost for cash IiNLEY X CHRI>TorIER.
 Keep cool by buying fancy checked. striped, or Persian seer sucker coat and vest-in great uarie- ty and prices that will surprise you-- at Brooks. Blake X Co.'S.
 Rev. C. \. Gardner and wife. and daughter. Fannie. dined and spent the day with MT. and Mrs. W. C. IIatlev one day last week Mrs. IHatIey and Capt. George Christo- pher and sisters. are blood relatives of our father. and we all feel more at home in Prescott, since finding this out.
 Mir B ( Logan. of near Dobvville, one of Clark county $ oldest and most highly respected citizens. has been very low with heart disease, but is a li.tlc improved now, we learn. His son, Nr B II Logan, of this place, lcf early last wccH ana has since been with him hi- Graaisoa. Mr ( F Wnglicld, also visited him last week, but has returned.
 NIT Ira F. McMillion has started out on his second spring and summer tour for Messrs Wolf X Bro, the big wholesale dry goods men of Little Rock Although burned out not long since all their old customers have been retained. and their business is as prosperous as ever. MT. NJ. is one of the most successful drummcrs on the road.
 Very sorry Longfellow's Glendale Gossip is crowded out this week. In it we notice two marriages on the 26 ult. Mir. R. ]. nderwood and Miss Lizzie Moore. and Mir. J. V. Ogden and Miss Hattie Moore. We wish the newly married couples continued happiness and prosperity. The letter, giving full account of the marriages. will appear next week.
 We trust some of our delinquents, who will be in attendance upon court will make it convenient to drop in and pay up. If.
 When at Little Rock stop at the Oak Leaf Hotel. Good accOmoda- tionS at low rates. Place, Markham amt Scott streets.
 T. Ii. BAsS, Propr.
 Messrs j. NJ. Daniell and F. \. Atkins. two of Honeaville's clever young farmers and mill men, were in town Thursday and made this of- flee pleasant call. They told us of two recent marriages in their neigh borhood; Mir T R sampson and Miss Nm. | nn Mathis and NIr John