Nevada County picayune., 1889-05-22
Thursday Mir. j. NJ. Milburn sold


 Terry. Bad health caused Mir. NJ. to go out of business, and he is now visiting Eureka Springs and other places, in hope of receiving benefit.
 Sheriff Hood knows how to catch and hold law breaker Receiving a telegram to look out for negro, he and constable Jim Barger suc- ceeded in catching him inside ten hours at saw mill near Emmet. Thursday night,
 Monday afternoon we took ride behind Mir. John Shrievcs fast race horse, Daisy Bell. She is T very fine trotter, but hard to control. MT. $. is a fine horse-trainer-a gen tleman from Texas has sent blood ed horse here for him to train.
 Mir. W. $. De Baum came in from Oklahoma Sunday. We cOngratu- late him on having secured for set tlement fine quartcr-section, near Ft. Reno, in Oklahoma, on the North Canadian river. Will be glad to publish something of his experience in a week or two.
 Messrs. J. NJ. Denman and John nie Furguson returned from Homer, La. Saturday, where they had been on business the past two weeks. Glad to hear that our friend r. NJ. Machen. who is running the Denman e Co.,. hardware store there, is get ting along finely.
 WASTED:-Eyery fairminded per son in need of SHOES to call and ex- anime our stock and prices after having priced the same goods else where. We guarantee to save them from l5 to D per cent.
 BRowN X BLAKELY.
 Uncle Haley kershaw will give each purchaser of p cts. worth of goods al his store q chance to win a handsome prize-offers six valuable gifts. Notice his adv. giving plan and prizes to be given away, in an other column. and go and see him.
 Notice to teachers and directors :: Notice is hereby given that there will be Public Examination of l Teachers at Prescott. on the 1th and Sth days of June, 1889, to ascertain the professional qualifications of all persons desiring to teach in the pub lie schools of Nevada county.
 JOHN A. ANsLEY. May 20, 1889 County Examiner | Challies , cts. to 30 cts. per yard, Figured lawns to 10 cts. per yard, White lawns 1 cts. to 8 cts. per yard, Good novel style prints } cts. per yard, straw hats for p cts, Full Stock Brogan Shoes for S5 cts. a pair. Besides our nice line of Clark Shoe Cos. shoes, we have a lot of shoes and slippers to close out at cost, and you can buy a pair of slippers for 45 cts. Call early and see these goods at
 W. r. ARMSTRONG X Cos.
 Circuit court adjourned Friday at noon, until the 30th, to try special railroad case. A special venire of jurors will be impanelled for that day, as the business of the session is finished save this one case, which was postponed on account of the absence of an important witness.
 We are glad to learn that Mir, J. $. Copeland, of Wolf Creek, Pike county, will shortly move his family here and make Prescott his perma- nent home, in order to school his children at our fine graded school. He is gentleman of culture and re- tinement, and statesman of no mean ability, welI-known all over the State, Our people will give him a warm welcome.
 Thursday evening Messrs. l.. A. and J. G. Ritz, of Boughton, came down, and the editor enjoyed listen ing to some very fine violin music rendered by them, accompanied by the piano, at the Johnson House. We sincerely thank these nice gen. tlemen for the great pleasure afford ed, Having natural talent for music. they "know how to draw the bow" in harmonious concert.
 T. Granger Stewart, NJ. D., F. k s. E., Ordinary Physician to H, NJ the Queens in Scotland, Professor oi Practice of Physic in the University of Edinburgh, says: "PeritonitlS is occasionally the cause of death il all forms of Bright's disease, Il may result from local affections, ol from the state of the blood" War ners Safe Cure acts as preventive by curing the kidney disease and re- moving the contamination from the blood.
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