Nevada County picayune., 1890-09-18

ocrat that the creamery there is q success, pays well. All butter sells readily for Soc. per pound. Pres eOtt must have the creamery and cheese factory.
 MT. and Mrs. W. II. Terry left Friday for St. Louis, to visit rela- tives. Both Messrs. Allen and West, of the large commercial house of Allen, West X Co.,. are nearly re- lated to MT. I
 For the information of those who may want to see Sheriff Hood at night we desire to state that he rooms with MT. NJ NJ. Spears, in upper story of the wooden building next to J. C. Young & Co.
 A burglar entered house of Mir. Phillip Harrell Monday night, took his pantaloons from his room, and extracted SIC therefrom. MT. II. was awakcd and got a glimpse of the thief as he was escaping.
 We can recommend Mir. J. C. 1 Lowdermilk as iirst-class and faithful well-borer, and his charges are very reasonable He is a most clever gentleman. Give him a call when you want a well bored
 Mir. Ira E. McMillon, who has been on his fall rounds, was at home a few days last week. He is selling more goods than ever-gaining new customers. Says Democratic victo- ries all around makes trade better.
 The reason the PIcAYUNE ie the most popular paper, has such a large circulation, and is growing so fast, is because it is by far the best paper in the county-bettcr printed, contains most news and reading matter.
 There are no flies on Prescott With live merchants, who hold up the price of cotton. a creamery and cheese factory assured, the prospect of new railroad and many new buiId- ings going up, she continues on her upward course.
 It Is our purpose to give all the news, as it occurs, and will be glad our friends will tell Us of occurrences, and visitors to our town. If you want the news iirst-handcd. full and complete, subscribe for this paper, and you will getit
 Read MT J. T. Brooks card, "To the Trade, on opposite page. He is wide awake business man and sells goods low down. No house has a more efficient or polite corps of salesmen, and they will be pleased to have their friends call.
 On our first page we give review of Judge Geo. P. Smoote's book of poems, from Col. ". J. Blackburn, of the Little Rock Republican. It is nice tribute to the literary talent and pOetica genius of our esteemed friend and cllUN-townsman.
 Mir. sam W. Dunn has sold his in- tVrcs; iu the furniture business to his partner tr Sam Scott, and ac- ccpted place as salesman for the live firm of J. T. Brooks & Co. Mir, Dunn is a good business man, and has many friends hereabouts,
 HrNrER's NorICE.--All hunters are hereby warned to keep off my farm (the old Garland place); also the Dr. Edw ards farm which I have , control of. Will prosecute all vio- lators Fair warning to all--don't { hunt on these farms.
 J. C. TREvLLIoN. SHOES! "'Tis a feat to fit feet, " but we have the prertiest line of seasonable footwear ever brought to Prescott, and in all styles to fit any shaped feet. We can show better assortment of all grades of mems, wo- , mems and children's shoes than any | body. Prices below all competition.
 k. l.. BLAKELY. . We sincerely thank our scribes of  last and this week, for kind mention { of us, in connection with the grand . Democratic victory in this county. For nearly six years we have battled , for the good of Democracy, contnu- ally pouring hot shot and shell into , the enemy.
 a A pleasant call Tuesday from MT = l.. B. Mendenhall, of Caney, who settled for his fathers co., w. Men , denhall) paper, and secured the gift s of the American Farmer. He came l up after his uncle, Mir. Jno. C, II . Blake, who goes on a visit to rela' tiyes and old friends around Caney
 The third quarterly meeting o f Prescott station, NJ. E. church 2 south, was postponed from Saturday l and Sunday, 9th inst, so as to em , brace the 1st Sunday in October ant