Nevada County picayune., 1890-10-30
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Vote early and often!
 Vote for Thos. c. McRae.
 Court opens November 9th.
 Keg pickels at Will Belzner's.
 Take the PIcAYUNE for all the news.
 Vote and have your friends vote.
 Mrs. w. V. Tompkins visited Gurdon Monday.
 Don't forget Circuit court meets next Wednesday.
 MT. Nat. Daniell of Texas, came in Saturday on visit.
 Thanks to Mir. J. s. Almand, of Honeaville, for renewal Tuesday.
 Mrs. l.. H. McSwain, of Emmet, has been up visiting her parents here.
 A large number of our citizens took in the fair at Hope last week.
 Hon. c. c. Hamby left Monday, to attend Circuit court at Washing ton.
 Miss Ada Cathey returned home Sunday, after visiting relatives at Gurdon.
 Some fine weather now, and farm CTS are as busy as bees gathering their cotton.
 See the pretty new goods at W. r. Armstrong X Co., $. A new lot in yesterday.
 have lot of good mules and horses 1 will sell, or trade for cattle. Come see me, if you want good animal ALFRED ABURRow.
 W. l.. Webb repairs harness and saddles; work promptly done and charges reasonable. 1 Thanks to our friend, Mir. J. H. Pickett, of Chidester, for renewal through pr. Gill.
 Mir. P. s. Harrell is on the sick list. Trust he will not suffer from a protracted illness.
 Lawyer R. L. Montgomery and wife, of New Lewisville, were up last week, visiting relatives here.
 Rev. J. D. Lipscomb, of Locks burg, preached at the c. F. church Sunday morning and evening.
 On Wednesday of last week was born unto MT. and Mrs. k. G. Me Rae, of Hope, fine baby girl.
 Thanks to Uncle Thomas Mcclure, of Rosston, cue of our oldest and best citizens, for remembering the printer.
 Thanks to our kind friend, MT. T. P. Lester, of Stephens, for liberal re- mittance on his paper, through MT. Wiley Hatley.
 Col. Robt. F. Elgin, the popular station agent at Emmet, was up Monday us pleasant call, re- newing for his paper.
 Mir. B. F. Amonette is now a proud father, a handsome young lady coming into his home on We'd nesday, the 22nd inst.
 We learn that MT. Lou Randle and Miss Bettie Parr were married, one day last week. The PICAYUNE extends its congratulations.
 Mir. J. T. Gossett is having his residence remodeled and repaired. Thus the spirit of improvement con tinues to grow and spread in Pres colt.
 Miss Annie Scott, after visiting friends and taking in the Hope fair, left Sunday, to visit her cousin, Mrs. k. Lee Montgomery, of New Lewis vile, Ark.
 Mrs. NJ. A. Kirkland, daughter of Hon. J. F. Copeland, died at her home near Wolf Creek on Thurs day night. She was q true Christian and died triumphant in the faith.
 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 creamery and new railroad are being rapidly pushed. Prescott is thus making solid advancement. Keep your ears and eyes open, and don't let the car of improvement run over you,
 A pleasant call Tuesday from our friend, MT. J. NJ. Chambliss, of Boughton, who renewed for his pa per-also gets the American Farmer. He is one of our most prosperous and worthy citizens.
 Remember Hon. Thos. C. McRae' s appointment to speak at Prescott next Monday, and come out and } hear him. Let's give him a rouslng biz crowd that day, and then go and vote for him the day following.
 Mr. Rufus Adams was down from ' St. Louis, to see his father and friends Friday. He has now gone , on regular duty as U. s. postal clerk on the Iron Mountain railroad, De- r tween Little Rock and St. Louis. There is no necessity for arguing t the question of whether advertising
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