Nevada County picayune., 1890-08-14

farm, Tuesday. A good man gone to his reward
 The rains last week were general throughout this section, and now both farmers and merchants wear brighter faces
 MT. B. T. Lane, the clever Lane burg merchant, was in town Mon day, and left an order for some job work. Thanks.
 When completed that will be a handsome awning, now being added to the double brick of the Foster X Logan Hdw. Co,
 Messrs. W. V. Tompkins, 0. l.. Moncrief and R. l.. Bright are dele gates from here to the clubs conven- ton at Little Rock
 Messrs. J. D. Parker, G. l.. Logan and F. C. iIiggason, three of Par ker Ups. clever young men, made us pleasant Monday.
 It is too much to have to scratch for Il l living and for relief also. Hunts Cure will ! rot help you in the former ease, but will sure cure the itch or it costs you nothing ! For sale by Hugh Moncref. 1 Don't forget that after Sept. lst, ]. T. Brooks X Go. will be found ill their new cofncr brick in front of Walters.
 One thousand young chickens wanted by White Bros. for which they will pay cash.
 Prof II, A. Sykes is smiling and happy-says there is another young Democrat at his house arrived Fri day,
 Our friend, Capt W J. Blake, sends the PICAYUNE to his son, MT. T. P. Blake, of Little Rock. Thanks, Captain.
 J. r. Brooks X Go. have a great many remnants, odds and ends, that they are anxious to close out before moving to their new brick store.
 Don't fail to see White Bros. be- fore selling your country produce. It will pay you.
 We learn Nr. Wm. Parr has moved from Curtis to Stphens. Lat ter place is to be congratulated on securing so good citizen.
 Only two more issues of the PIcA- YuNE before the election. Demo crats all over the country should see that there is a full turn out.
 Gas Easter, the colored butcher, has returned. He has been away several months-at Little Rock, Ark, Galveston and Houston, Tex.
 We learn from MT. Lane that there is no regular mail carrier to IIonea- vile, but mail for that place is sent after twice Q week to Rosston.
 The candidates for Governor, Eagle and Fizer, speak here on the 2Sth. two weeks from to-day. Re- member the date and come hear them.
 Mir. W. II. Wigginton returned from his Texas jaunt Saturday. Al so visited Oklahoma City. Glad to hear our friend, D, B. Madden, is doing well.
 Letter from MT. r. II. Herring, of Brisbane, says census taker failed to count Mcssrs. Bob Bonnet, Thos. Boswell and Wm. Rodgers. Census should be right.
 Miss Ineta Bryan, the siX-year-old daughter of MT. Joe Bryan, acci- dently fell from windlcss of we'll boring machine Saturday eve, break ing her collar bone.
 Mir. Samuel Sewell, of Clayton, and Miss Kate Hendrix, of Wal laceburg, were married last evening, the 18th, we learn. Our best wishes and congratulations,
 The county canvass will begin at Boughton on the 10th inst. Remem- Der the dates of the appointments, as published elsewhere in this paper, and 20 and hear the candidates.
 "Harmony Hash" crowded out. From it we learn of the of the death of Mir. A. C. Pickard, postmaster at | Clayton, and one of our oldest and best citizens, on last Thursday. | Peace to his ashes.
 Rev. J. R. Cason and wife left Saturday for Lithia Springs, near 1 Hope. Trust short stay there will restore him to health and also prove beneficial to his wife.
 The iron front for ! T. Brooks new brick has come, and is already 1 in place. Brickwork will probably be completed next week. Grocery room Is ready for occupancy, and Is convenient and well arranged.
 Mir. Sam White returned from Washington, D. C., Saturday, where he had been for sometime assisting Hon. Thos. c. McRae in clerical work. Glad to have him back.
 We regret to hear of the death of Mrs. W. l.. Connevey, at Lcwisvllle, last week. She was a daughter of