Nevada County picayune., 1890-10-23

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 Uncle D. J. Montgomery, living out few miles west of town, had snap beans for dinner Sunday. Who can equal this?
 Miss Mattie Owen, of Texarkana, came up Friday evening, and re. mained until Sunday afternoon, vis- iting friends here.
 Our physicians tell us there is much sickness now, throughout the country-more than usual at this season of the year.
 Rev. W. F. Evans returned from Texas, Monday, looking much bet ter. Stopped off here that day, be- fore going home to Stephens.
 The Clover literary club meets at residence of Mir. J. c. Young Friday eyeng, the 24th. A full attenuance is desired. ELLA ARNOLD, Sec.
 Mir. Guy Nelson now occupies as his law office the house formerly used by MT. D. II. Bell, the saddler. It is on north side of West Main St.
 Ladies' and Misses wraps and jackets, in all grades and styles, at lower prices than ever before. Don't fail to see our stock K l. Blakely.
 Country merchants will find it to their interest to call on us before buying their goods.
 SAM T. WHITE X Co.
 Prices guaranteed lower than all comettors. Polite and careful atten- tion given everybody. Remember the place. R. L. BLAKELY.
 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.
 We have at last received a car load of the celebrated Stakeholder wagons. Come quick if you want one. J. NJ. DENMAN X BRO.
 White Bros. will pay the highest market price for your cotton and sell groceries at the lowest possible figures.
 We have just received a new stock of best jewelry and watches-pure silver watches cheaper than ever. Call and see us.
 BRYAN X BRYAN.
 Rev. w. K. Barham is having a residence erected on the place he re- gently bought, east of town. Mir. Wiley lobe is experimenting the building.
 Mir. Geo. S. Payne, was up Satur- day, from Wyloe, where he is teach ing a flourishing school. It will close in two weeks, when he will re- turn home.
 J. T. Brooks & Co. moved their large stock of goods into their new store house, opposite w. B. Walters Saturday, and are now better fixed up than ever.
 Read our grand premium offers. Now is the the time to subscribe for the paper, the recognized and con- ceded organ of the Democratic party of the county.
 Already one and a half miles of the Prescott X Northwestern railroad has been graded, and is ready for the ties and iron. Work is being vigorously pushed.
 All wool filling worsted at Sd cts. The cashmere and Henrietta cloth at 15c., 20c. and 25c. are the best for the price at w. F. Armstrong & Co.'S.
 W. l.. Webb has big lot of sad dies and harness, and is selling g them cheap for cash. Examine his stock and get his prices before buy ing elsewhere.
 Wonders will never cease is an old saying, and you will be of the same opinion if you will call on Sam T. White X Co.,, and see how cheap they are selling groceries.
 The prettiest and largest stock of mems youths and boys ready-made clothing and overcoats, and at lower prices than anybody, is at K. l.. Blakely's.
 I am now baking fresh bread every day, and can supply it on demand. Call at residence, just above the Methodist church, on Walnut street.
 MRs. J. R. FARRELL.
 Wool socks at 10c. a pair; cotton ocks and ladies hose at DC. and up. The best and cheapest line of misses and ladies' wool hose in the city at w. F. Armstrong X Co.'S.
 The "city fathers" continue to carry on the good work of improve ment m putting down serviceable sidewalks. Democrats, you know, believe in progress.
 Tuesday Treasurer c. C. Black took little deaf and dumb nephew Ca son of MT. James Black, living near Bluff City) up to the deaf and dumb institute at Little Rock.
 Mir. James McCuller and wife re- turned from Nashville, Saturday,
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