Nevada County picayune., 1890-11-20
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Take the PICAYrNE for all the news ] Mr. W. II. Terry visited the "City of Roses" Monday. Monday opened up fair, and som, pretty weather since.
 Choice new crop molasses al Brooks, Blake & Co.'S.
 Felt hats, 50 cts. straw hats, ?; cts, at Mrs. ShankIe's.
 Mir A. P. Greer visited Murfrees. boro, Pike county, fast week.
 Miss Fannie Montgomery, of Tex. arkana is here, visiting relatives.
 Hon. Thos. c. McRae made g business trip to Philadelphia Friday
 Ask Jim Barger if he made any arrest down near Rosston, Saturday
 For incest bread, freshest bread (baked daily) call on B. L. liar. wood.
 When you want a good all woo suit of clothes for $500, see those al Brooks, Blake & Co.'S.
 Don't fail to see that elegant line of mems shoes at k. l.. Blakely's before buying.
 We want 800 bundles good fodder at once. Will pay market price Apply at PIcAYUNE office.
 Ladies and misses fine shoes largest stock, best goods and pretti- est styles, at k. L. Blakely's.
 The best Sl.75 full stock mems boots in Prescott are at Brooks, Blake X Co.'s.
 The creamery building is nearing completion, and machinery will soon arrive.
 The steady rain Sunday evening prevented services being held at any of the churches.
 Mrs. C. D. Gully, of Fort Worth, Texas, is here, visiting her father, MT. W. l.. Gaines.
 Thanks to our young friend, Mir. Gus Garrett, of Laneburg, for re- membering the printer Saturday.
 Mir. Geo. E. Armistead, billing clerk in the railroad office at Hope, was up Sunday to see his parents.
 Miss Emma Cathey returned home the first of the week, after a pleas ant visit among relatives at Bough- ton.
 A pleasant call Thursday from Mir. J. A. Jones, one of Jackson tp. s good farmers, who renewed for hls paper.
 Rev. A. J. Cheatham, of Hope, filled the Presbyterian pulpit here Sunday, Rev. MT. Morrow filling his pulpit there.
 Elsewhere we publish the grand jury prescntments. They adjourned Friday eyening-found twenty-onc true bills, we learn.
 Brooks, Blake & Co. have a full and complete line of ladies misses and children's shoes at prices that defy competition.
 Bob Langford, the barber, will do your hair cutting, shaving, etc., in the best style. Call on hlm and he will give you satisfaction.
 Mir. J. r. Sharp has sold his resi- dence on Walnut street to Dr. Pee pies, and bought the Pegg property on West Main street.
 Mir. Fred Chambers returned to Emmct from California Tuesday, af- ter an absence of nearl y a year. He says it is great country.
 A pleasant call from Mir. T. J. Cross, of Boughton, Thursday. He tells us he and his partner have ginned l25 bales cotton 10 date.
 Rev. l. T. Welsh has been chosen pastor of the Baptist church here, and will preach twice month. Fill ed his first appointment Sunday.
 Attorney-General W. E. Atkinson visited his parents at Falcon Satur' day and Sunday. Official duties called him to Little Rock yesterday
 Our job outfit is the best and most complete, new, cost over Sl 100. we will duplicate StLouis and Little Rock in both style and prices. Come see us' Mir. II. c. Bolls is able to be out again after q bad hurt-stuck a nall through his foot about ten days since which came near taking a serious turn.
 With our clever friend, MT. Jno B. Crossland, we took a squire hunt on the Carouse bottoms, Fri day morning, Both secured mc' mess of squirrels.
 Everybody wanting a suit o clothes, either men or boys, shou' call and examine the nice stock d Blakcly's, All styles and grades a astonishing low prices.
 Now is the time to get tailo made suit of clothes cheap, Price have been reduced See large ln' of samples at R. L. Blakcly's. Fl