Nevada County picayune., 1890-12-25
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 Half sheet next week.
 Take the PICAYUNE for all the news
 Christmas goods cheap at Terry's.
 Some warm weather the first of the week.
 Judge w. N. Sutton was up Sat urday.
 Capt. w. J. Blake made a trip up into Pike county, Friday.
 Mrs. P. Norman left Monday to visit relatives in Alabama.
 Mir. Isaac Moore left Tuesday to visit his old home in Illinois.
 Mrs. Eugene Cheatham left Tues day to visit relatives at Dobyville.
 Fruit cake cheaper and better than you can make it, at Sam T. White & Go.
 MT. H. Volz, our clever railroad agent, has been quite sick, we regret to learn.
 Mrs. l.. H. McSwain, of Emmet, came up Tuesday, to visit her par ents here.
 Travel on railroad now-half rate fare-very heavy, and trains all be- hind time.
 Ed. w. J. Hudspeth stopped off day here last week while on his way home from Texas.
 The holiday fights opened up ear ly-Saturday witnessed the first per formance of the kind.
 Prof. Legg and MT. J. F. Shell, of Emmet, were in town Monday, and made this office pleasant calls.
 White Brothers have just received large invoice of Christmas Candies, Fire Crackers, Toy Pistols, etc.
 When you want good all wool suit of clothes for $500, see those at BrOOkS, Bldkc S 10. ;.
 The ladies are invited to call and examine the Christmas fruit cake, at Sam T. White X Co.'S.
 Mrs. Geo. A. Gardner, mother of the editor of this paper, left Satur- day to visit relatives at Carrollton, Ga.
 Messrs. Moses Brock and J. r. Pollard, two of Wolf Creeks most worthy citizens, were in town Satur- day.
 MrJ F Cromwell, of Wallaceburg, moved down near Prescott last week. Glad to have him as a citizen of Ne vada.
 Great care should be taken during the holidays, lest firing of firecrack- CTS, etc, cause conhagratIon in town.
 The Tom Allen High School, Miss Minnie Connevey, principal, is talk Ing bNO NSCh 'aSauOh ioi ehN holidays.
 Cotton seed meal and hull mkt ure, better COW feed than raw cotton seed, and cheaper than bran at White Bros.
 New and choice goods arriving daily at Mrs. Shankle's. Ladies should not fail to call and see her before purchasing.
 Ladies hats trimmed in the latest style at Mrs. Shankle's, by Miss Donnell, an experienced St Louis, milliner.
 The Clerk is issuing lots of marri- age licenses. Hard times don't seem to visibly affect the matrimoni- al market.
 Monday night a burglar lowered window, and stole some silver wat ch- es from Mir. P. F. Lacy, who had them for repair.
 Glad to add name of Mir. T. F, Mitchell, Hickory Creek, Texas, to our list of subscribers. He also gets Dickens works.
 Mrs. T. H. Baird, of Washington, went over to Okolona Tuesday, tC spend the holidays with her father Capt, John Hays.
 Next week we will only issue { half sheet, taking two or three days holiday during Christmas, as is the usual coustom with newspapers.
 Misses Lizzie McNutt and Jessie Parks, of Philadelphia, came down Sunday, and spent three days visit ing Mir, and Mrs. J. c, Young.
 We learn that MT. John Mcdonald and Mrs. Thompson were marrieG near Harmony, by Esq, w. A. Shell on Sunday last. We extend best ' wishes. NplitE Io ihf bLit' '-ou oi about Jan. 1st, will remove my en- tire stock of drugs from West Main to West Front street, Brad Scott corner. l also have large lot of Christmas goods on hand, and all would do well to call at once fol choice, before they are gone-wil sell low down, as 1 don't want to move them. GEO. w. FERRY.