Nevada County picayune., 1890-12-04

Windy and dusty.
 Look out for cold weather.
 The fine weather continues.
 Take the PIcAYrNE for all the new S See new adv. of Sam. T. White & Go.
 Many marriages, and rumors of more soon.
 Buck wheat flour and maple syrup at White Bros.
 Choice new crop molasses at Brooks, Blake & Co.'S.
 Fresh bread, (baked daily) on sale at B. l.. HarwOod's.
 MT. G. E. ArmIstead was up from Hope Sunday.
 Mrs. Alice Bascomb visited Cur don Tuesday.
 Lawyer R. E. Wood made busi- ness trip to Hope Tuesday.
 Thanks to our friends John Jones and l r Harris for renewal.
 Mir. F.. F. Whitcsides, of Wallace burg. was in town Saturday.
 Miss Mollie Lowly, of Clark coun- ty, is here visiting relatives.
 Mrs. C. Nicely, of Gurdon, is visit ing her father, NIT A l Cathey. Miss Mamie Cloud, of OkoIona, was over last week visiting friends, Miss Terissa Blake has been vis- iting at Philadelphia the past week.
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 Mir. A. F.. Stainton is making preparation to rebuild, at his old mill site.
 Miss Minnie James, of Wallace burg, is here, visiting Mrs. Geo. A. Hale, Jr.
 Miss Lizzie Hale opened q school near Dkolona Monday, as principal, with an assistant.
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 Miss Dollie Orr left for Dobyville, Friday. She expects to teach school near that place,
 Mir. Ed E. White and wife, of Hope, were up Sunday, visiting rela- tives and friends here.
 A protracted meeting will begin at the Christian church tonight, con ducted by Ed. Morgan Morgans. Miss Launa Sewel and Mrs. Jeff Ables, of Clayton, are up visiting their sister Mrs, J. B. Evans. Miss Mollie Moody, of Smithton, who had been visiting friends in the city, returned home Tuesday. Mir. Walter Bryan came up from Waldo Saturday, to spend few days with his parents and friends here.
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 Talk up all public enterprise s and do all you can to advance our town and county. nont he a croak- CT and backbitcr
 An obituary and several other communications crowded out of this issue. Such things will happen can't be avoided
 There are yet many of our subs cri- bers in arrears, Friends, come up and help us az soon as possible. We have waited patiently,
 Our correspondence is full and in- tcresting, No country weekly Tn the State carry better correspond ence department than the PIcAYuNE.