Nevada County picayune., 1889-01-09
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l Of the week rom leXaS. Glad t' see him back and trust he will see il to his interest to remain permanently
 Mir. A. J. Fomby, of Atlanta, Tex as, was up last week, visiting hi: father near here. He is a jeweler and clever, deserving young gen tleman.
 If health and life are worth any thing, and you are feeling out ol sorts and tired out, tone up your sys' tenn by taking J. II. McLeans Sar. saparilla.
 Our joyial and entertaining friend Mir. Moses Brock, of Wolf Creek now sends copy of this paper to his brother, MT. Wm Brock of Hunts vile, Ala. Thanks.
 The first quarterly meeting of the 1 NJ. E church. south. Prescott sta ton, will be held on the 18th and l3th-next Saturday and Sunday Rev. J Il. Riggin, P. E.
 MT. Thos. H. Bayless, the post master at Hope, shielded on Fri day last by shooting himself in the head. Whisky seems to have been ltl. aff f-t
 Burglars broke open several stores and residences around town last week. We suggest q good night watchman be put on and try buck shot on the midnight thieves.
 Col. G. W. Armistead, living near town, has another good article in this paper, advertising Arkansas, which we copy from the Home and Farm, Read it on our lth page.
 Mr. Ed Thomas left yesterday for Garland City, to visit his brother, and from thence will go to St. Louis. Ed is a clever, energetic young gen. tleman, and we wish him success.
 MT. John Crossland, the clever deputy sheriff, assisted by MT. Jim Hannah, cleaned and straighted up the Johnson X Generally stock of goods quite nicely and systematical- ly.
 Mrs. !. k. HarreIl sends the Pie AYrNE to her brother. Mir. Chas. NJ Hayes, of Columbus, Indiana. We trust he will be pleased with the gift, and be induced to come and pay us visit.
 Mir. J, NJ. Chambliss, who has been saw milling down at Reeder, has sold out, and is now again living on his farm near Boughton. He was in town Friday, and made us pleas ant call.
 Fresh fish three times week, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur- days. Leave us your orders.
 GAS EASTER.
 Sick headache, hilliousness, nau- sea, costiveness, arc promptly and agreeably banished by Dr. J. II. McLean's Liver and Kidney Pellets (little pills).
 Even the most vigorous and hearty people have at times q feeling of weariness and lassitude. To dispel this feeling take Dr. I II. Mclean s Sarsaparilla. It will impart vigor and vitality,
 S5.50 SPOT CASH, This week, will buy pair of our men's fine hand made shes, worth S1 50. Be quick.
 J. HANsEL WooD.
 Gas Easter's meat market was broken Into twice last week, but no booty obtained. Gas says he is get ling tired of this, and is going to watch for the burglars, with a good shot gun.
 Messrs. J. k. Mobley and Moses Brock, of Wolf Creek, two of Pike county's most clever and prominent citizens. waa in town yesterday. We acknowledge an appreciated, social and business call,
 So far we have mad very mild wnter-ice three or four times, not thicker than a ease knife, and no snow or sleet-and but little rain has fallen. However. we may have some severe weather, yet. MT. J. C. Young made B business trip to Philadelphia Monday. Glad to hear our sister town is improving fast, Prescott, in her advancing strides, can well afford to give her hand to neighboring towns.
 Mir. A. k. Jarvis, one of Nevada $ best citizens. was up Saturday, ac- companying his cousin, Mr. A. E.