Nevada County picayune., 1888-05-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
"A chiefs amang ye, takin' notes An faith he'll print 'em."

hock, last week.
 Miss Mary Byrd, has been visit Ing friends at Beirn.
 MT. C. B. Johnson. of Emmet is one of our new subscribers this week
 Mesdames Fanny Price and M Aaron, of Boughton. are in town vis- lting relatives.
 FIFTY MEN WANTED. at B. l.. Harwood's to dring milk shake.
 Fresh Star Whitaker Hams at Brooks, Blake X Co.'S.
 WANTED-Your butter and eggs at the market. J. C. TREv1LLIoS.
 The milk shake takes the cake. at B. L. Harwood's.
 MT. J. $. Sautifcr, of Falcon. gave Us pleasant call and contribution Monday.
 A letter from Dr. D. Q. Sims. Joshua, Texas, reports crop pros poets fine there.
 The editor is sick this week, with a bilious spell. Bear with our short comings. this issue.
 Grand Jury is still in session. per forming it's duty faithfully. Capt. W .. k. Basden is foreman.
 Iarwood X Moncricf have opened the lee Cream Parlor.
 Jones S Jones new spring cloth ing has come.
 Prints from 1 to 7cts, at Hatley & Christopher's.
 Our better half returns thanks to Mrs. E. T. Mcdaniel, of Honeavile. for some nice berries sent her.
 MT. J. D. Reasons. of Wilisville. called yesterday and contributed to onr missionary box. Thanks.
 MT. W. B. White Sr.. is here at tending court, He brought a lot of Texas ponies which he willsell.
 Pure Kentucky. apple cider. the best made. at J. !. McGraw's.
 Mr. ]. M Price will fit you up in a nice suit, at Jones X Jones.
 Corn--onc ear load just received.
 .JoHN F.. PoRTIs.
 Our clever friend, Mir. Levi Moore, has our thanks for securing us number of new subscribers.
 MT. John Shricves is smiling and happy over the arrival of ten pound girl at his house Sunday morning.
 There has been change in the schedule on the St. L., l. NJ. X $. k k. See correct schedule elsewhere. Go to Jones X Jones for nice suit of clothing,
 Johnson X Gcncrellv want 90, ,OOO dozen eggs.
 Bishop Galloway preached at the M. E. Church Tuesday night to a large audience. He is an able Di- vine.
 Farmers report crops fine in this section. though the cool nights has somewhat retarded the growth of the cotton.
 Quit number of our oub>crihe.s came up and settled during our ab- scncc last week, and to each we re- turn our thanks.
 The editor returned from a trip through Texas with other members of Press Gang. Friday evening. We will give some account of our eNcnr- sion next werk.
 Spring clothing-a full stock just arrived. J>". F. foEriN.
 Winter goods still going at cost for cash. JoiIN F. i"RIiS'
 A new lot of Mems. Ladies and Childrcn's Shoes just received and will be sold at very low prices.
 UArLEY X CHRI>TorHEE.
 We trust some of our delinquentS. who will be in attendance upon court. will make it convenient to drop in and pay mp, tf. Next Saturdayis the day for electlng school directors and voting school tax. Don't forget to turn out and vote ri.tht-for a full five mill tax and competent directors,
 Mrs. Alice Luddington, IS now teaching class in painting at Washington. After completing her work there she will return to her home in Idianapolis, Ind.
 The public school closes Friday for q good long vacation. Monday. Tuesday and today examination ex- ercises are going on. Sorry sick ness prevents our attending.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. F, Winglield left >, l.. ,,, tba ovpurSion to attend