Nevada County picayune., 1888-02-22


 sheets this week-our list is growing so fast had to do this.
 You that are in arrears come in and settle for your paper. when you come to town to pay taxes.
 Mesdames C. \. Nestal and r. Britt went up to Philadelphia yes terday to he treated by Dr. !. K. Dale.
 Mcssrs. Brooks, Blake S Co. are determined to have something of Wheel store. They have flour bran dcd. Wheel.
 We had the pleasure of meeting MT. Richard Brown. the clever bridge inspector of the St. L.. |. NJ. X $. Ky, on Monday. Was here visiting his family.
 Call on me for Tobacco. 1 keep best asSortments i'll town
 JNo. NJ. MILBrHS.
 Whitaker Hams, guaranteed at llatley X Christopher's.
 Brooks Blake X Co. will receive their new stock of spring and sum mer goods. in . few days.
 
 We hear of lots of rumored candi- dates for county offices, but they are bushwhacking yet. Come out and announce. Who will be first?
 On our fourth page we publish. hy request. a strong essay of Rev. T. w. Hayes. The question he discusses will come up at the next meeting of the Loyal Citizens.
 The back bone of winter seems to be broken. We have had no very cold weather since the lst the mcrcu- ry ranging from 36 TO @ degrees above zero.
 Mir. Isaac Moore. the meat market man. always has T good supply of best fresh meats and fish. He also wholesales up and down the railroad During the summer he will keep ice for sale.
 Oats.-Genuine Texas Rust proof. for sale by .Jno. E. Portis.
 Novelties in colognes and Tanker chief extracts just open out. by llin- ton Drug Co.
 If you will price wagons and Hard ware. at J. M. Denman X Bros they will certainly sell you.
 We want jO0. .OOO chickens for which highest market price will be paid.
 JOHNSON & GENEEELLY. McssrS. Cummings. Slight X Co. have removed the Caulder mill, which they bought, near town, out on MT. F. Norman land. and are now run ming on full time. They have put in new machinery,
 Our fine graded school is doing finely HOW. with q large attendance. Effort should he made to secure ben eft from Peabody fund. See cdito- rial on opposite page IS to how it may be done.
 MT. Thomas Conway, of Croth- ersvillc. Indiana. writes an inter csting letter. which we will publish next week Says mercury is down to li above zero, vet. He has our thanks for remittance and expressions of approval.
 The Bluff City Stoves are guaran- tccd and are the cheapest, at J. NJ. Dcnman X Bros.
 We will make il to the interest of farmers to trade with us, for we are farmers ourselves. and appreciate their wants: Give us your trade. and we will satisfy you.
 BRYANT BRoS.
 Hope, Ark. Choice fruits and fresh candies. and ycgistablcs always on hand, at the ice house hy j. (. Treyillion.
 Mir. w. r. kiel, the gcntlemanly and polite night operator of the tele- graph office here. returned from O'Fallon. Ill.,. his old home, Thurs day. where he visited parents and friends,
 Hon. John II. Arnold, of Prescott, q member of the firm of Smoote. Me Rae X Arnold, leading lawyers of southwest Arkansas, is in the city on legal business. Arkansas Press. of the 18th.
 Rev. ]. B. Perminter, well known in this county. we see from the Ar kansas Press. has accepted a call to preach at Shelbyville, Tennessee He is good preacher and deserving gentleman and we are pleased to see him we'll located.
 Briant Bros, Hope, Ark, are re- cciving large stock of spring and summer dry goods, fresh groceries. They propose to sell as cheap as the cheapest.
 Whcelcrs and everybody are spec