Nevada County picayune., 1889-06-05
Messrs. Starrett X Mcdonnell ars

Barham on full time, making from thirty to forty thousand cypress shingles per day.
 Mrs. l. l.. Adair and daughter, Miss Mollie, of HoxIe, Ark, re- turned home Monday after visiting numerous relatives here. Mrs A. is sister of Mir. w. C. Hatley.
 Miss Annie Hatley, who has been attending college at Lebanon, Tenn. came home Friday to spend the vaca- ton, She was welcomed by many friends, who met her at the depot.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. C. ferry, of Columbus, Miss, left Friday for St. Louis, to visit relatives. They were here about two weeks, with their son. MT. W. II. Ferry, our popular and clever banker.
 Rev. J. k. Cason and Messrs. Alex. Vaughn and Wm. Gee attended the 23d session of the Washington District Conference at Lockesburg, last week. They report a pleasant, profitable time.
 Ladies shoes from 90 cents up Mems shoes from 75 cents up. Low est prices in Prescott on all kinds of goods. BRowS X BLAKELY.
 We keep the very best fresh meats of all kinds. and guarantee satisfac- ton to all. Give Us your patronage.
 WILLINGHAN X MoNCKIEF.
 We have reduced prices on our Dress Goods twenty per cent below our regular prices. Don't fail to call and receive the advantages of this remarkable cut.
 BRoWS & BLAKELY.
 Thankful to the public for past fayors. l solicit your continued pat ronage at my meat market,
 C. A. EASTER.
 Mr. T. l.. Johnson, living near the Little Missouri river flats. six miles northwest of town, captured two young wolves Monday in the flats. There must be old ones about.
 Dr. & k. Carlton, of Emmet. was up Wednesday, and called and sub scribed for this paper. The passen- f,l,t refused to stop at Emmet and let him off. and so brought him on here from Hope.
 WANTED Every 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 2j per cent
 BROWN X BIAKELY.
 Do you borrow this paper every week: If so, quit it; come up like man and subscribe. We know of many who do this thing, far and near, and propose to give their names some day-just for fun.
 Our people are becoming deeply interested in developing and improv- ing Prescott and our county. Let every man determine to do some thing, and all pull together, Go out to the meeting Saturday night.
 Many thanks to our kind and clever friend, Capt. John Parker, for send ing us a new subscriber at Bodcaw, Mir. J. II. Carlton, If all our friends would send us anew subscriber each, we would soon have over 20OO.
 A number of friends say the Pre-, is as good weekly as there is in the state. If all our people who are able will subscribe for it, and the merchants advertise and liberally patronizc it, it can be made still bet ter.
 Letter of Wheeler" at Bowcaw, came too late. From it we learn that there will be a Sunday school celebration at Holly Springs on July 4th. Thanks for an invitation to be present, and we will he there if pos Sible.
 We learn that Rev. Dr. Biggs, of Pike county, died at his home on Thursday. the 30th ult Thus passed away one of the best men of this day--a preacher greatly loved and known far and wide. Peace to his ashes.
 The law prohibiting the sale or giving away of cigarettes and tobacco in any form to boys under fifteen years old. went into effect on the .22d of May. Shop-keepers and everybody else should take notice and obey the law, or else suffer for its violation.
 Our readers will do well to consult our columns when in need of goods, and thus save money by buying Of progressive merchants who seek their trade. Again, you will be patroniz- ing those who are helping to sustain your home paper. Please remember all this and act on 1t,
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