Nevada County picayune., 1888-03-21

eu tie baptlSt church. and was bap- tlzed in Garland creek Sunday by the pastor.
 MT. J. W. Rhodes. of Honeayille, agood citizen and >taunch Democrat, gave us a call and contribution Wed- nesday. Thanks.
 The Dispatch keeps up its mud singing at tine Democratic party, and all who oppose it's views. The "Pic." can stand it's share.
 Dr. G. o. Marsh, who had been taking a course of medical lectures at New Orleans, returned to his home near Clancy last week.
 The Dispatch is a Wheel paper ''in a horn.' It charges the order for all printing done, and squeezes all the money out of it, possible.
 Uncle John Nichols. the veteran Democrat of Bluff City, was up Fri day. To oking after taxes. and gave Us a contribution. on his paper. Fancy groceries and confectione- ries at old ice house, ischeap, as the cheapest. at J. C. Trevllion.
 All winter Goods to be closed out at cost. Call early and secure bar gains. HATLLY X CHRISTOPHER.
 We want 5O0. .OOO chickens for which highest market price will be paid.
 JOHNSON X GENERALLY. A new lot of Mems. Ladies and Children's Shoes just received and will be sold at very low prices.
 HATLEY & CHRISTOPHER.
 We are highly ill favor of thorough Democratic organization in this coun- ty, by organizing clubs. etc. The l County Central Committee should ap- point speakers to assist in this work.
 Miss Ella Arnold, the accomplished and attractive daughter of Dr. W, F Arnold, now attending Ouachita college. spent Saturday and Sunday at home here.
 MT. A. J. Weaver and family of Laneburg. returned from Nashville, Ark. yesterday. where they had been visiting MT. W's brother, MT. l c. W. Weaver.
 Don't forget to call on Stevens X Tarrell for your millinery and dress making. They are as cheap as the cheapest, and satisfaction guaran- l teed.
 Our 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
 1 HATLEY X CHRISTOPHER.
 Ladies. call and examine our stock before making your purchases of spring and summer dress goods. ginghams, prints, etc.. all latest styles. Prices as low as the lowest
 BRooKs, BLAKE & Co.
 Flatuleucv and wind on the stom- ach are caused by indigestion. A few doses of Morris Cascarine will speedily give tone to the digestive organs.
 MT. Rufus Cope, of Atlanta. Tex as. has been up attending upon his uncle. Mir. John Cope. who is paral- vzcd. Glad to hear he is well pleased and doing well.
 The Sheriff informs Us that fully one third of the taxes are still un- paid, and doubtless the delinquent list will be large. as the time for pay ing expires in few days.
 We are requested to announce that tnprc WILL bt d l'tHltNlallN Niu " ih'N'- inc at Glendale on Saturday the 3lst of March. Let all good Democrats of the ncighborhood turn out.
 MT. ]. $. Davis, of TeXarkana, was up Sunday. There are few more clever gentlemen than friend Jeff A nice, worthy batchelor, girls, and candidate for matrimony. too.
 I have just received a big lot of imported phar- macutical preparations, fluid extracts and tinct- ures. Therefore the pub lie will be assured of ab> solutely pure drugs, by having their prescriptions and family receipts filled by me:
 JNO. M. MILBURN.
 For Louisiana sugar, molasses, rice etc. go to Hatley X Christopher's.