Nevada County picayune., 1889-12-18
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to our town. He comes from Bod caw-has bought the Aburrow house, in Bryan's addition to Prescott.
 Mrs. Julia Ludington will give an art exhibition at Mrs. Wiley Tcrry's, on Friday and Saturday afternoon, December 20th and 2lst. General invitation.
 Rev. T. w. Hays has our thanks for ''mess" of very fine turnips. Some of them were nearly as broad as a dinner plate, and weighing scv- eral pounds.
 Dr. w. C. Wingiield has bought Whites Hall, corner East Front and Main streets, and will improve it, so as to make it reasonably comforta- ble opera hall.
 Mrs. W. H. Terry and wife, and Mrs. Sidney Parker and her guests, Mesdames W. !. Binley, B. 0. Flower and = - Cloud, visited Hope Wednesday.
 Rev ds. A. J. Cheatham, of Hope, and k. B. Morrow, of this place, pastors of the Presbyterian churches | in their respective towns, exchanged pulpits last Sabbath.
 Shloh's Catarrh Remedy-a posi- tive cure for catarrh, diptheria and canker-mouth. For sale by Geo. w Terry.s
 Go to Geo. w. Jerry's to buy your toys and Christmas presents-large stock, low prices.
 If you want something dura- ble for Xmas, go to Hugh Moncrief's, and get some solid gold jewelry.
 MT. C. II. Dome, the photographer, will remain in Prescott awhile longer will also run gallery at Texarkana. He does tiYst-class work at lowest prlces, and solicits your patronage.
 Mrs Julia Ludington, from Indiana, will open class in oil painting at Mrs. 'rerry's studio. Persons inter- ested in art will do well to call at once. She may be seen at Mir. Howcl's or Mrs. Terry's.
 We are requested to announce that Piney Grove church, near Boughton, will give a musical entertainment and supper on next Monday night, to as- sist in paying for the church. Every body invited.
 MT. Reuben Parker, son of MT. Matthew Parker, of Howard county, made us a pleasant call Saturday. He is down to spend the holidays with friends and relatives in this and Ouachity county.
 Some disturbance and excitement in town Saturday night and Sunday, caused principally by whisky, we learn. All regret such occurrences, and every effort should be made to prevent Tc-occurrencc of the same
 Thanks to our friend, Dr l. II Me Swain, of Emmet, for complimentary note written from New OrleanS-he is now taking an additional and fin ishing course in medicine. Glad to know that he and wife secured com fortable quarters in the Crescent City.
 With favorable weather and brick sufficient it is thought the brick work of the Foster & Logan Hdw. Co. s double story, will be completed by the masons this week, when the roof will be put on and completion pushed. It will be an ornamental substantial building.
 Our clever friend, Mir. A. T. Bai- lev, of Willisville, made us an appre- ciated call Thursday. Said he made fine crop of corn-cotton rather poor. Regret to learn through him of the death of Mrs. x. E. Plunkett which occurred on the Tuesday night previous at her home.
 Our neighbor Bill Lewis has a sweet little girl baby at his house. Bill says there is no use in fellow getting "stuck up' just because he has baby, at the same time we think he has taken on much more important air than before the arrival of the little stranger.- Hope Ga Zette.
 Having purchased the bankrupt stock of w. C.. Barton X Co.,, al Emmet, MT. w. F. Armstrong vii continue to run the same there, anc all living convenient can buy goods there at first cost-big bargains fol all. Try this Emmet house and you s will be convinced.
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