Nevada County picayune., 1889-02-06

A bill has been introduced in the legislature to prohibit the sale of whisky within ten miles of the Tom Allen High School, here.
 The protracted meeting is still going on at the Christian church. Four additions to the church. Ed. Parkinson is splendid preacher.
 MT. J. T. Brooks has gone off to market. We trust he will wake up some of our drowsy merchants who cant see the use of printers ink.
 MT. J. T. Pollard, of Wolf Creek, was in town yesterday, and he has our thanks for remembering the printer. May his shadows never grow less.
 Our clever farmer friend Mir. J. F. Barr, called and settled for his paper Thursday. Sorry to see him with q crippled hand, caused from bone felon early last fall.
 MT. W. II. Taylor, one of our most contemplating farmers, visited Little Rock, Friday. He reports great excitement there, over the assassination of Clayton.
 Mr. J. NJ. Price is now behind the counters of w. k. White X Co.,, and will be glad to have all his friends call and see him. Glad to know he will remain with us.
 The opportunity to get standard goods ot first cost will soon be lost. After one more week, we will box up and ship all goods; so come and get bargains.
 SENTER X Co.,,
 At J. F.. Ports corner.
 1 guarantee all work to give entire satisfaction, whether photographs, gems. or other work. Instantaneous process, iirst-class pictures. Come and see me, over Hinton's drug store. C. II. DOME.
 READ THIS: New spring mil linery goods and notions just received from headquarters and Eastern mar kets. Will sell as have done for merly-cheaper than any house in town. Give me a call and be con- yinced. MRS. SHANKLE.
 Rev. J. k. Cason, pastor, preached a most excellent sermon Sunday his theme having been The Parable of the Sower." A large connregaton present, crawding the church.
 Mir. R. NJ. Wilson and wife of Hope. were up Monday at the birth day dinner of MT. N. T. Rich mond, who passed his 39th mile stone that day. Mrs. w. is Mir. Richmond's mother,
 A number of Prescott young men attended the hop out at MT. Jno. II. near Wallaceburg, We'd 1 nesday night, and report a most pleasant occasion. A string band from Washington, was in attendance. l
 l have bought Mr. Trevilllon' in- tercst in the old Aburrow meat mar <et, where l am prepared to supply the good people of Prescott with the of meats and fish. Come and see me and he treated right
 CAss EASTER.
 AT COST! In order to make room for our spring stock, we will sell strictly at cost the following goods; Cloaks, ovorcoats and heavy clothing, blankets. ladles and gents woolen undershirts, jerseys and boots. Come and see.
 W, F. ARMSTRONG X Co. Quite large number of our sub 'cribers have responded to our call, and paid up, still there are many behind from one to three years. We rust they will soon send ot bring Us .he money--it takes money to run a paper. as well as anything else.
 Our clever and good friend. l.. G. Barham of Clayton, has our thanks for very liberal contribution for four years subscription, Wednesday, and ! Nlr, W. N. Murry, of Lanehurg, .alIed and renewed same day, Thanks,
 A strong petition has been sent Ip asking the legislature to change ! he time of holding Circuit court in | his county, as May and November ire the busiest months in the year ! with the farmer. We trust the peti- l ion will be granted.