Nevada County picayune., 1889-11-20

good correspondent at ROsston, who would write regularly, but in the new one, Me" who comes in this week, we think our expectations i'll all re- spects are met, and our readers will now get all the local news from Ross ton. Me" is splendid, terse. writer.
 Mir. F. o. II. White, and his son, Mr. C. II. White, of Fannin county, Texas. have been visiting relatives here. Mir. F. 0. II. White, is a brother of Capt. w. R. White. From here he goes to luka, Miss, to wed Mrs. Alice G. Lee-the marriage will take place tomorrow, the 2lst. We congratulate them in advance, and wish them much happiness.
 Attention is called to adv. of J. T. Brooks X Co.,, on this page. It will interest you. as they are making some special bargains now. Being live, cnterprising merchants, they know how to buy and how to sell, and it is no wonder their reputation and trade continues to grow. Step in and see them, when you are in need of any kind of goods, and they will save you money.
 There has been some sickness in town of late, but glad to know all are convalescing. Mr.. ]. R. Ilarrcll and Miss Mary Thomasson are about we'll. and Mrs. Wm. Gee much lm- proved. Messrs. 0. R. F. Whittcn and A. W. Moncrief able to he out again. Mir. Jno. NJ. Milburn is also much better. Rev. J. k Cason has has had considerable sickness in his family, but all are recovering.
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 Hart Pace, q negro boy of this place, who was employed as hand on the local freight, fell between the cars at TeXarkana, on Tuesday of last week, and was killed-his body terribly mangled. It is not known how the accident occurred, though we learn he was drinking. He was about IS years old-a son of Dick Pace.
 CoTroN STATEMENT. To date Nov. 10th. Prescott has shipped 4,33G bales of cotton, which is considera- bly larger than last season to same date, notwithstanding the season opened later this year. Hope has shipped about 500 bales less than Prescott to date above. We gain the above information from MT. B. C. Jones our clever railroad agent, and Mir. Wm. Friganza, operator. Hurrah for Prescott.
 Mir. T. NJ. Neal started up the machinery at his mill Friday after noon, and has since been running his grist mill and cotton gin. Has a new 4O-horse power boiler and 35- horse engine. and with this inn proved and enlarged power, can ca silly run all machinery at once, which he could not do before. We are glad to see him on his feet again, and trust he will receive the liberal pat ronage he deserves.
 By invitation of the Cleveland Club. Mir. Clarence II. White, of Texas. made an address at the court house, Monday night, on the polite al topics of the day, His speech is highly complimented by all who heard it, as being not only logical, forcible and instructive, but able and effective, carrying conviction to his hearers. He is well posted in polit- ical lore, and possessed with q good voice and excellent delivery. There was good crowd out to hear him. Sells Brothers and Barrett's United
 Shows.
 On Thursday, November 2lst, this unequaled combination of truly great shows will spread it's clouds of can vas here, and undoubtedly will draw the greatest crowds ever seen in our place. Either one of these shows heretofore has been sufficient to awaken the greatest enthusiasm, and the two united will be sure to bring old and young for miles around to see the united attractions of the two ,.-l,,I,tt;Onu ,t