Nevada County picayune., 1889-07-24

MT. llcrlilaH LaDpd lOI ah clcSaho merschaum pipe, presented to our father. May his shadow never grow less.
 Our worthy and efficient Sheriff, Mir. Ed Hood, made his final settle ment with the State Treasurer at Little Rock, on Thursday the 18th inst.
 We regret to learn that Mir. John NJ. Milburn had back-set while in Texas, and had to return at once to Eureka Springs. Trust his health will soon get better.
 We received a visit Saturday from Mir. R. k. Garland, an honorcd citi- zen of Emmet. He paid us for another year in advance, and says he must have the PIcAYrNE.
 We are i'll receipt of the catalogue of the second annual meeting of the Southwestern Fair Association, at Hope, which occurs this fall The Far promises to be success.
 Miss Maggie Thompson, one of Camden's most charming young ladies, is visiting friends in our little city-the guest of Miss Mamie Fer guson. We wish her a pleasant stay.
 The improvement of town property still goes on, Quite number of our citizens are rcmodeling their dwell lings or property, and seem convinced of the fact that our town is on a boom
 Misses Annie and Ara Wlllingham have opened a dress-making estab- lishment next door above the old ice house (formcr stand of Mrs. HarrelD, and respectfully ask the patronage of the public. Prices reasonable.
 We have an immense amount of patience and can stand most any reasonable quantity of questioning, but we lose all control of ourselves when asked that old query; "Is it hot enough for you
 Mir. Robert l.. Moore is engaged in the banking business at Nashville, in partnership with MT. Brad Scott. He is fine business young man, and clever and polite. We wish hlm success in his new field.
 The editor of the paper is absent in Georgia, but will return this week, bringing back his mother, sister and little daughter, Aline, with him. This issue is gotten out by G. A. Gardner, assisted by Chas. E. Shankle.
 We propose to do all kinds of lress- making. and at reasonable pri- ces. Sewing done expeditiously and in best and latest style. Call on us at former stand of Mrs. J. R. Har- rcll, West Main street.
 ANNIE X ARA WLLIN,,uAM.
 The crop prospect still continues bright, and if it keeps on in thhs respect, and if the farmers will only save all that they make, instead of letting it waste before gathering, they can rejoice over one good crop year.
 Remember that Monday night is the time of the citizens meeting, and let all attend it with a spirit of enter prise that is deeper seated than mere talk. Help build up your town, if you have any hopes of making money.
 Ches. Levy, the negro who recently became involved in difficulty with one of those bed-rcnovating men, in which the latter was seriously cut, had q trial before Mayor BShers, and was fined two dollars and expenses.
 Mir. Willie Cloud, formerly of this place, now at Okoona, was in Pres colt one day last week. He speaks of making this his home during the fall and winter. We welcome hlm to our town, for it is in need of more such young men as is he.
 If our Mayor or some of our City Fathers should take a stroll down Christian Ridge some dark night and accidentally step into that hole just this side of the Christian church, perhaps they would consider the pro- pricty of having it filled up.
 Go out to the citizens meeting next Monday night and use the talents that has been given you, and don't be the foolish man who hid his away. But there are some men who would want mortgage on any en- tcrprisc into which they put their