Nevada County picayune., 1889-10-30

up Friday; called and renewed for his paper for which he has our thanks.
 Miss Cora Benson, of Rike's Chapel, Hampstead county, returned home Thursday, after visiting friends here.
 A fine historical poem from the gifted pen of Judge Geo. P. Smoote, on our first page. It will more than pay for perusal.
 Mir. R. H. Mitchell, of Rosston, was up yesterday. He will attend the Baptist Convention at Little Rock this week.
 Mir. T. NJ. Neal has bought new : boiler and engine, and will be ready to start up his mill and gin again, in about ten days.
 Just received at Hinton's drug store, Sanford's celebrated inks, in all colors and sizes; also copying fluids, writing tablets, etc.
 Gall and examine the beautiful goods at Mrs Kirkland before you buy. You will save money and i'm prove your appearance by so doing.
 Mrs. Kirkland has just received a large and handsome stock of fall millinery and notions, which she is selling cheaper than ever. Call to see her.
 Brooks. Blake X Co will receive in a few days an immense line of men s ladies' misses and children's boots and shoes at prices lower than eyer. Don't fail to see them.
 Young men and ladies who need pleasant, healthful exercise, go to Smith & Stephens skating rink open every night. Best of order preserved. Prices as usual.
 Capt. Johd Parker and daughter, and daughter of MT. J. C. Parker of Bodcaw, were pleasant callers at this office Friday.
 Ed. Granville Jones, pastor of the Christian church, has moved his fam ily here. Preaching tonight, we are requested to announce.
 The pastor being sick, Rev'd T. W. Hays preached in the morning and G. A. Gardner at night, Sab bath, at the NJ. E. church.
 Collector Ed Hood has his annual bond, required by law for collectors, ready for filing. It wont be long nn- til taxes will have to be paid.
 Hon. T. C. McRae returned from the Warren Fair Monday. He pro- nounces it great success, and says his stay there was most pleasant. No family is safe without bottle of Cascarine in the house. As q preventative of disease it can't be beat.
 If you suffer from any affection caused by impure blood, such as scrofula, salt rheum, sores, boils, pimples, letter, ringworm, take Dr. J. II. McLean's Sarsaparila. Dyspepsia is one of the most un- pleasant diseases. A teaspoonful after each meal will cure the worst cases.
 The merits of Cascarine are proven by it's rapidly increasing sales and the popularity it has attained as q liver medicine.
 We have just received a large lot of flour. Come and price before buying elsewhere.
 CHEATHAM X WHITE.
 Don't forget to pay for your pa per when you sell your cotton; we are in debt several hundred dollars, and must have money to meet it within the ueXt month. ] Thursday Mir, w. s. DeBaun' $ family left for Elreno, Indian Terri tory. Many friends here regret to lose them, but best wishes attend them.
 Prof J. F.. WoOtton, of Emmet, made us an appreciated call Satur- day, As principal of the public school, he will open same there on Monday.
 Mir. J. D. Reasons, of Willisville, an entcprising farmer, called and re- newed for hls paper Friday. Wish all of our subscribers were as punct- ual as he.
 Mir. T. l.. Johnson called and con tributed on his paper Friday. We appreciate the friendship and pat ronage of such prompt paying gen tlemen.
 When in Hope, don't fail to call at
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