Nevada County picayune., 1888-03-28

gestlons for office, but don't want to say who are candidates, thus an nouncing them free.
 We have secured a splendid cor respondent at Clayton, Samson. His first letter appears this week, and will come regularly hereafter.
 FODDER W wANTED.-Will some sub scrlber bring us in 200 bundles good fodder. Will take same on subscrip- ton, or pay the cash. Come quick
 Messrs. J. w. Gam and ID. A. Fore, two clever gentlemen and good friends of the PIcAYrNE, from Lane burg, were pleasant callers yester- day.
 MT. C. l.. Bruner, from near Wal laceburg. is one of our new subscri- bers. He informs us new post of- flee has been formed in his neighbor- hood called Arcadia.
 Mir. B. F. Amonette. Jr., one of our J. Ps., is suffering from an ab- scess about hip joiut of his lame leg, and Is confined at home Hope to see him on the streets in few days.
 We can supply you with all shades of etching floss. Also embroidering material. STEVENS X FARRELL.
 Fancy groceries and confectone- rles at old ice house. as cheap as the cheapest, at J. C. Trevlion.
 All winter Goods to be closed out at cost. Call early and secure bar gains. HATLEY & CHRISTOPHER.
 We want 800 ,OOO chickens for which highest market price will be paid.
 JOHNSON X GENERELLY.
 A new lot of Mems. Ladies and Children's Shoes just received and will be sold at very low prices. HATLEY X CHRISTOPHER.
 The Dem. Co. Central Committee meets next Saturday. Now, come out ye festive candidates. and let the people know what office you want.
 See new ad. of Frank Miller. of the "TeXarkana Iron Works" Mill men and others needing work in his line, will save time and money by patron izing him.
 A prominent citizen and farmer under head 'Thrughts by a Farmer has something to say elsewhere. hit ting the Dispatch crew. "C." is loaded and ready to ''come again"
 Dr. Jas. N. Mitchell, from Plum mervillc, Conway county, arrived Monday, on prospecting tour. He appears to be nice gentleman, and we extend him the hand of welcome. Mir. T. II. Whitehead, one of Ross tons sterling citizens and farmers, was up Friday, and gave Us an ap- preicated call. He has our sincere thanks for contribution, as also MT. J. A. Cramer. who sent by him.
 J. P. Duiiie, Hope. Arkansas, has just received car load of furniture, and will sell it cheaper than ever be- fore.
 A car load of all grades of flour on the road. Prices lower than ever.
 HAMILTON X EVANS.
 Q"artcr marb'c-top bureaus for >!a. al j. |. DGilic's. Hope, Arkan- ,a~.
 Drugs arc the pu-est. pest and cheapest, at Hugh MOncrlet s.
 Mir. John Cope has sufficiently re- covered from the paralytic stroke, as to be up and able to move about in his room. Has not yet fully recov- cred the use of his tongue. We trust he will soon get over it entirely.
 From Mir. John Honea, who was mp Monday, we learn that Mrs. A. J. Westmoreland died in Georgia township, at about } o'clock a. m.- Deceased was about 65 or 70 years of age-the wife of one of our best citizens.
 Wheelers beware how you are lead into the U, l.. party, run by Ansley & Co, This fragment of so-called party, wants to buy all railroads and telegraph lines, which would increase the public debt four-fold, and it al- so favors woman suffrage, in it's plat form.
 Col. DeMahler's (the Arkansas Gazette correspondent, ) write up of this county, will come out the latter part of this week. It will be splen- did article and very comprehensive. He says the iron ores around Ross ton. are the richest in the State. THE NEW MILLINERY STORE.
 We are receiving new goods every .rnnI Dnn,t fnrmpf fn call on Ste