Nevada County picayune., 1889-02-13

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 Sunday was most disagreeable, cold and drizzly day. Congregations at the different churches were small in consequence.
 Mir. J. T. Buzbee. one of our clever, solid Wallaceburg farmer friends, called and renewed his sub scription. Thanks.
 Mir. Ira E. McMillion, the clever Wolf & Bro. drummer, started out on hls first spring tour Monday. He sells lots of goods.
 Mir. Asa Hawkins says the color ed church, down near the park, has been holding continuous protracted meeting for seven years.
 MT. J. c. Brown, near Prescott, and Mrs Collins, of Ozan, were mar ried on the 3lst January. The PIcAYUNE extends congratulations.
 Mir. J. c. Atkins, of Honeaville, one of Nevada's enterprising and most clever farmers, has our thanks for liberal contribution on his paper.
 Specialties in corsets, corset waists for children and the celebrated common sense comfort waist at Mrs. Kirland's.
 Persons wanting good brick, or brlcklaying, should see Mir. J. W. Marshall. He will do good work at living prices.
 One car load Whitewater wagons just received. Will sell low down. Call and see us.
 FOSTER & LOGAN HwD. Co.
 MT. C. II. Dome, the photogra- pher, does first-class work at reason able prices. Go and see specimens of his work, over Hinton's drug store.
 Cashmere, embroidered shoulder scarfs, silk fringe, cashmere shawls black, white and colored shawls, at Mrs. Kirkland's,
 The ladies of the Methodist church have had built on the parsonage lot, a nice little office or study, for the pastor. Rev. J. k. Cason. We com mend their enterprise.
 MT. Willie Cloud, of Okolona, was IF Monday. He brought overMrs w. B. East and Miss Eula East, who were on their way to visit relatives out near Dallas, Texas.
 Rev. MT. Howison, of Missouri, who preached in this section, some five or six years ago, was in town Monday. He and wife are visiting relatives at Philadelphia.
 The meeting at the Christian  church which had been going on for three weeks, closed last Thursday, Five members were added to the church during it's progress.
 Mir. T. NJ. Neal has been improv- ing his mill property-made an ad- dition to the building and put in fine feed mill He will probably put in an improved planer soon.
 The PIcAYUNE job office is first class every way, and has been turn ing out lots of nice joh work lately. Bring in your orders--satisfaction in quality and price guaranteed.
 Mir. Will H. Phillips, U. s. postal clerk, was down from St. Louis Sun day, visiting his parents at Emmet, and friends at Prescott. He is clever, enterprising young gentleman.
 Go to Mrs. Kirkland's for your hose and gloves. Gents hem-stitched handkerchief at l5c. ; ladies, l0c. children's nice bordered, DC. Rib hons from DC. up.
 am agent for the Schwardtman Toy Co.,, of St. Louis, and can sup ply baby carriages at wholesale price. Call and see mo.
 J. II. KERsHAw.
 I can fill orders for brick on short notice in any quantity. Have just burned new kiln.
 J. w. MARSHALL.
 k. l.. Langford has nicely fitted out his barber shop--new chairs, fur niture, etc. Go to him for clean, easy shave, or nice, fashionable hair cut.
 If you want a suit of clothes, go to the Farmer Trade Union, at Lane- burg. They are selling their winter clothing at cost, in order to make room for their spring goods. Come soon so you can get fit.
 Mrs. Anna Kirkland has opened q millinery store next door above the bank. She is a most estimable lady, and has many friends in and around