Nevada County picayune., 1890-12-04

Misses and ladies cloth and plush caps, and children's toboggan caps, hoods, etc., in large assortmepts at J. T. Brooks X Co.
 Brooks, Blake & Co. have full and complete line of ladies misses and children's shoes at prices that defy competition.
 For frst-class photographs go to Dome, over Hinton's drug store. He took first premium, over all com petitors, at the Hope fair.
 J. T. Brooks S Co. sold fourteen suits of clothes last Saturday. This shows what low prices and good as- sortments will do.
 Now is the time to get tailor made suit of clothes cheap. Prices have been reduced. See large line of samples at R. l.. Blakely's. Fit guaranteed in every instance.
 Don't forget us on hats and caps. We can show a large assortment, and prices will surprise you.
 J. T. BROOKS X Co. New and stylish millinery goods arriving daily at Mrs. Wade's, nee Mrs. Kirkland. Do not fail to see her nice stock before purchasing. Ladies fine hats speciality.
 You can buy your Christmas can dies, nuts, oranges, apples, cocoa nuts, fire crackers, etc.. at the gro- cery department of J. T. Brooks & Co.
 Choice fruit trees, of all varieties. for sale at less than onc-thrd tlicir value (from the celebrated Missouri nurseries) by George A. Hale, Jr.
 have sold my Texar!>ana gallery. ami now succeed my "Succcsor" at 1 my old old stand. over Hinton Drug Co. s store, in Prescott.
 C. II. DOME.
 White X Bro, hft" new adv. on opposite page, to which we direct the readers attention. They will make it to your interest to patronlze them.
 NIT. II. NJ. Ward, of Brisbane, was up the first of the week visiting his brother, Mr. w. F. Ward. He made Us pleasant call and renewed for his paper.
 MT. Isaac Moore. the butcher, says that the crop failure has ex- tended to peas this year; even the U. l.. P.'s was a complete failure. See the point:
 Property continues to advance, as our town develops. MT. Richmond has refused $500 for the neat four room cottage he recently built near the blaming mill.
 Only few more weeks until 1890 will be past and gone forever. How swiftly time flies. Reader, how are you improving the golden oppor- mnities aS they plss:
 Mrs. Wade. ncxt door to Lewis Dry Goods Company, keeps the best assorted stock of new millinery in town. Ladies, you will regret it if you neglect to call and see her.
 Miss Lou Briant, one of Hopes most fascinating young ladies, was up the first of the week visiting friends and relativcs-the guest of Mrs. J. w, Gardner.
 Tuesday pulley at the Prescott Lumber Co.'S blaming mill bursted, which caused some delay. For tunately nobody was in the way, and hence no one was hurt.
 It is unnecessary to call attention to the nice new adv. of Bry X Bro. |, the big Camden merchants, Every body who can should visit them in their handsome new quarters.
 A pleasant call from Messrs. P. B. Johnes of Clancy, and C II Daniel of Honeaville, both of whom renewed for paper, yesterday. From them we learn the bulk of cotton is out.
 Revds. J. R. Cason and E. l.. Beard left for conference Monday. Also Mir. Alex. Vaughn, layman.- Next week we will know who will serve as pastor here for next year.
 We see from the last issue of the Pope County Mail, published at At hins, Ark, that Mir. Harrison Box formerly of this place, assumes charge of that paper. We wish him much success.
 My farm, containing l2O acres, 30 acres in cultivation, balance in past ure, all under fence, good barn and dwelling, with brick chimney, is for sale; perfect title. Terms half cash balance to suit purchaser, J T. BRooKs.
 Don't fail to see that elegant line of mems shoes at R. l.. Blakely's, before buying.
 If you want the highest cash mar ket price for your eggs, chickens and other produce, take 1t to White Brothers,
 have opened tailor shop next door to Dr. Winglcld, East Front street, and solicit public patronage. Will cut and make suits to order.