Nevada County picayune., 1888-09-05

MT BYRuln fthtieN was here from Caney yssterday,
 MT. Charlie Hudson. of Laneburg IS back in town. behind the counters at Johnson X Generellv's store.
 The proprietor of this paper, ] W. Gardner, is now back at his post aS editor and general manager.
 We trust our correspondents vii write every week from now on, q. the election is over. Keep up youl corner, gentlemen.
 Mes.rs. W. D. L)omis and l.. k. Porte are two new subscribers tt this paper. We are always glad to add such good men.
 Our correspondents fail to come up this week, and local items, too are scarce, hence our local page is rather slim this week.
 Miss Bettie Walsh, who has been visiting been visiting the family of Rev. R. Nj. Traylor, visited Emmet, Thursday of last week.
 Messrs. Amonette. Wynn and Darlington were elected Justices ot Peace. and James Barger, constable in this township, Monday.
 Farmers are in better spirits since the recent rains. and say better crops of all kinds will be better ir this section than last year.
 The political pot will simmer down. now, that the State election is over. But don't forget to vote for Cleveland snd McRae in November
 Miss Ella Arnold, one of Pres. cotts fairest young ladies, has gone to Nashville. Tenn, to enter the celebrated Wards female seminary
 The Democrats did some valiant work in this precinct Monday Nearly all the merchants closed theil stores. and worked for the tick. ct.
 Telegrams in regard to the elect ions were very much appreciated by our citizens, through the kindness o, the Western Union Telegraph Com psny.
 The election Monday, passed off quietly, although there was consid' erable friction at times. But few drinking men and one or two br oils.
 Messrs A. E. and G. W. Stainton were naturalized and became citi- Zens of the l.. $. and Arkansas Monday. We arc proud to gain | SUtli GOSfl NallLtISblliHs 1 Mir. D. F.. McGraw, of Brockville Pike county, has been visiting his ! brother here. Mir J J McGraw.- They had not seen each other before Monday in about forty years. ' Many colorcd men voted the straight Democratic ticket in this county Monday. They said they had as soon vote for Democrats as |, l.. F. Sensible conclusion.
 The matrimonial market is rathal dull though madam rumor speaks Oi several couples soon to mate. A cold weather comes on it will become more brisk.
 Our nominee for sheriff, MT. Hood Is elected by a majority very good. And our nominee for clerk, Mir Portis.
 , Got there Eli on the shortest notice
 Messrs. Wm. Peachy, W. J Blake and J. w. Adams acted a' judges of election and Tom Burns and Andrew Ross as clerks. They filled the bill we'll, and executed their work expcditiously.
 On heinz loudly called for Hon r. C. McRae made a ringing demo- cratic speech here, Thursday, afte the county candidates had spoken His speech was well received ano was frequently applauded.
 Mir. C. W. Stanton is now send ing the PlcAyrNr to his father, Mir w. Stainton, Layton, Canada. The latter has good cause to feel pront of his three manly and noble sons living in our county, the one of Elm met, and two here,
 Hon. Thos. C. McRae returned home on Thursday morning on ac count of sickness in his family He was met at the train by quite 1 number of his friends, and the firing ot big guns awakened the town, A coored string band marched hchin' his buggy to his home and discoursr'