Nevada County picayune., 1889-09-18
Middling cotton, 94c.

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 MT. Isaac Moore visited Gurdon Saturday.
 Sorry to learn of the severe illness of MT. J. c. Trevillon.
 Rev. T. w. Hays filled the pulpit at the NJ. E. church Sunday
 Seed rye, wheat and barley for sale at Brooks, Blake X Co.'S.
 Have your cotton weighed by the disinterested and sworn wcigher. Another heavy rain Sunday Too much wet weather for the farmer. Some cotton coming in now-soon it will roll in at lively rate.
 MT. John Ferguson has been quite sick, but is able to be out again.
 Mrs. Lizzie Eagle, of Ft. Worth, Texas, is here, visiting relatives. Hon. Thos. C. McRae and family left for Washington, D. C., Monday. MT. 0. H. Bryan recently moved to Waldo-nOw in the mill business. When making your purchases don't fail to see that S4.00 flour, at Brooks, Blake & Co.'S.
 Foster X Logan Hwd Co are re- ceiving large stock of hardware and furniture.
 For school shoes go to Brown X Blakely, and get something that will give you service.
 Just received, another lot of ladies fancy chiviot suitings, for &! cents per yard, at Brooks, Blake X Co.'S. Foster X Logan Hwd Go have just received a car load of Moline wagons. Don't buy until you see them.
 Rev. A. 0. Evans, of Little Rock, was down Friday to see his brother, Bat"
 Mir. Sam'l Abbot says the man who took his buggy whip had better return it.
 An obituary of J R May on lst page; also one of Mrs. II E Thomp- son on 2nd page.
 Messrs Peoples. Mitchell and Blakely, of Tennesse, were here last week, prospecting.
 Mir. Will Belzner keeps a neat and tidy confectionery establishment, and his trade is constantly increasing Mir. J. w. Neill, of Okolona, was in town last week. Glad to see our clever, genial friend looking so well. Messrs. Moses Brock and J. D. Barnes, of Wolf Creek, two of Pike s best citizens, were in town Monday. Prof. and Mrs. T, J. Crawford re- turned from Texas, last week, where they spent the time during vacation The famous "Gold' and "Silver'' brand shirts, collars and cuffs, sold by Brown X Blakely. Best goods in the market for the money.
 Bryan X Bryan have lot of the latest style of ladies felt hats, at 40 cts. each, and straws, at 2o cts, and all other goods in proportion. When you wish nice fresh meats, fish, etc. call on k. J. Steele, at Gas Easter's old stand. Will give good weight and first-class meats. Call and examine the beautiful goods at Mrs Kirkland's before you buy. You will save money and i'm prove your appearance by so dolng' Some very warm weather Of late Several days last week the mercury run up to 90 0-regular summer heat.
 As usual the price of cotton is go' ing down, as the season opens Early marketing will pay the farmer, before it goes so low.
 The Gurdon Advocate announces that the paper will be enlarged and otherwise improved Glad to sec you prospering, Bro. Nash,
 The paint brush is being used viz orously on all sides, and many Of ouI brick business houses are being made to shine like polished shoes.
 Don't you forget it, if you wan' the cheapest millinery goods eve sold in Prescott, go to Mrs. shan klcs.'
 WEDDING RINGs. Who is it tha don't want wedding ring? l keel the genuine article, lSl.. and cal suit you in size and price. SenC me your order, with the size, and will give it prompt attention.
 Yours, &c., $. w. WHITE,
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