Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-20

htl N' VI iiiC'Itt HON uISHt telegraph operator at Hope, was up Sunday to see his Prescott friends. There are special attractions up Main street for him. we learn.
 MT. J. l.. Smith, of Wolf Creek was Tn town Thursday. He and Miss Nela Mobley were married on Feb. 2Sth, upon which happy event we heartily congratulate him.
 Friendly subscriber, look at date printed with your name on paper, which shows to what time you have paid, and if in arrears. come up and help Us out at once. please.
 A little child of Mir. w. II. Me Cutler was accidentally burned Sat urday quite badly. It crawled up into the fire place, while Mrs. Me- Cutler was out of the house.
 Elsewhere appears an interesting contribution entitled "l3lue Moun- tain Female College, at Blue Noun tain, Miss, from Nevada" ;" pupil in that College from this county.
 The Democratic convention Mon day was very well attended, though three or four townships were not represented. Everything passed off tremendously. See proceedings.
 We are determined not to be undersold by anybody.
 CHEATHAM X WHITE.
 K. l.. Langford, tonsorial artist, respectfully solicits the patronage of the public. Satisfaction given in all work.
 Clerks and all who have no time for exercise or sport and pleasure of any kind, can secure an evening $ pleasure and good exercise at the skating rink. Go and try it. Even the most vigorous and hearty people have at times q feeling of weariness and lassitude. To dispel this feeling take Dr. J. II. McLean's s Sarsaparilla. It will impart vigor and vitality.
 Ladies as we'll as gentlemen invited to come out to the skating rink every evening. C. B. AMBLER.
 Manager. I have a number of horses and mares to sell for cash or on time, or will trade them.
 ALFRED ABuHRow.
 The shooting of pistols on the streets at the dead of night still goes on. Prescott badly needs efficient ofii- cers to enforce law and order. and we hope will get them on April 2d.
 Several persons went up to Arka- delphia Friday, from here, to witness the tripple hanging, but got there too late, as the negroes were hung just before the train arrived there.
 The ladies of the Methodist church have put down a handsome new car pet in the church, and added some excellent new lamps, which greatly improve it nj appearanceand con- venience.
 One of our oldest subscribers, and a most clever gentleman, MT. w. c. Marshall, of Emmet, made glad the editors heart by a double renewal Monday. He is an experienced and successful mil man.
 Ross X Madden represent the very best Fire, Life and Accident lnsur' ance companies. Let them write your insurance.
 I have just received new lot oi Missouri mules and horses, which am selling out rapidly. Call snd sec them: prices the lowest.
 ]. T. BROOKS.
 Gas Easter is still in the ring, and ready to supply his customers with the best fresh meats, fish, etc, Come and see me.
 Another lot Texas Rust Proof Oats. BRooKs, BLAKE I"'
 Mcssrs. r. E. Jones and J. R, Marsh. two of Caney's most highly respected citizens, were up at the convention Monday. While here they renewed their subscriptions tc this paper. Many thanks, friends,
 Thursday, while hauling load oi hay, Mir. John Shrieves, our clever livery stable man, accidentally fell off and was run over by the wagon, hruising him up considerably. Glad to see him rapidly recovering from his injuries, and able to attend to business again.
 Mir. B. T. Lane, of the firm ol Lane X Hudson, Laneburg, was ir ,o soo ,,, 'ThurSdav They are hay.