Nevada County picayune., 1889-12-18

mas story Oh our first page, pointed with good moral. In our prosper ity let us not forget to he p those not so fortunate, lest we at the last day receive the rebuke, "Inasmuch as ye did it not unto tie least of one of these, my brethren, ye did it not unto me-
 ! Thursday night, in general row young man from Pike county was hit on the head with brick bat, and hurt. Next morning the marshal ar rested several parties, we learn, among them Ches. Levy, colored who resisted arrest, and made his es- cape, though the marshal shot at him several times as he ran off
 Among the most handsome and well planned residences recently erected in our town are those of Messrs. F. C. Hamilton and w. k. White, Jr Mir. J. II Caught, carpenter, built them, and he tells us he has under contract six other residences to be erected as soon as possible. Prescott is building up in solid, substantial manner.
 l have twelve head good horses and mares, from l4! to l5I hands high, five to nine years old. All well broke and fat. will sell cheap. Will have car of good Missouri mules here not later than January 10th, to February lst. Would advise all in need of mules to wait and not have to feed through the winter. Prices will be from S75 to S125 per head. J. T. BROOKS.
 For dyspepsia and liver complaint you have printed guarantee on every bottle of Shiloh's Ntalizor. It never fails to cure. For sale by Geo. W Tcrry.*
 Ho! Christmas goods are cheaper than ever before known, at Geo. w. Terry s, the druggist. Plush work boxes toilet and manicure sets, oder cases, etc., etc.
 My entire lin of plush goods at cost, consisting of dressing cases, manicure sets, nut crackers, work boxes, shaving sets, albums, and many other things.
 HUGH MONCRIEF.
 The Methodist, Baptist, Cumber- land Presbyterian and Christian Sun day schools will celebrate Christmas with entertainments and gifts at their respective churches Christmas cve--s0mc to have plain Christmas trees. others chimney and tree, crosses and tree, etc. Let all the little folks he nicely provided with appropriate presents.
 Quite a number of our friends have settled their subscriptions the past two weeks, for winch we thank them, one and all. Yet there are a great many still in arrears. The date printed with each mans name 1 shows to what time subscription is paid. Look and see how you stand, and then don't forget us when you come or send to town.
 Rev. w. k. Barham bought the fine farm, steam gin, and grist mill, etc.. of Mir. J. C. Daniell, near Hon cavillc, and will move thereon soon. Sold his farm in Redland 10 his brother, MT. II. G. Barham. We congratulate our friends at Honea' vile in securing such a true, good man to take the place of the estima' ble one who moved away to Texas.
 Born unto Mir. and Mrs. Ed. l., Ruark, of Little Rock, on Dec. 9th, a six-pound son--mother and child getting along well, Mrs. R. is q daughter of Prof. Levi White, ot this place, and friends here will con gratulate the mother and father or this happy event-an heir coming tC their home. Mr. Ruark is train dis patcher of the St. l.. l. NJ. & $. Ky
 Mir. J. C. Danell and family lief for Brownwood, Texas, Friday. Fo many years he has been one of Ne vada's very best citizens, living nea Honeaville, and a host of friends bic him fearful farewell, with man, heartfelt good wishes for his prosper ity in his new home. We commend Mir. D. to the good people of Browl county, as well worthy their esteen and confidence.
 Some ten days since we visited tn Clayton neighborhood, and spent tn