Nevada County picayune., 1890-10-23
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 Court opens November 9th.
 Keg pckcls at Will Belzner's.
 Take the PICAYrNE for all the news.
 White Bros. have a fine trade on flour.
 Fresh mackerel and keg pickles at Sam T. White & Co.'S.
 Just received. fresh candy and nuts of all kinds, at Will Bclzner's.
 First-class heart pine shingles con- stantly on hard. A. E. STANTON.
 Considerable frost on Friday morning,
 We have been doing lots of nice job work lately.
 Hon. c. C. Hamby has put new i tin roof on his law office.
 The railroad is carrying passengers for half fare to the Hope fair.
 MT. w. G. Russell and wife, vis- ited Rlatives at Gurdon Sunday.
 Mir. $. A. Scott has had an awning put in front of his furniture store.
 MT. l. P. Rudolph removed has family to Philadelphia early last week.
 Mrs. R. w. Roberson, of Texas, is here visiting her brother, Mir. bio Lewis
 Miss Fannie Brock, of Wolf Creek, is here, visiting relatives and friends.
 Mir. w. II. Terry, the banker, took run up to the "City of Roses" Tuesday.
 Miss Jessie Phillips, of Emmet, spent Saturday and Sunday with friends here.
 A number of Nevada's s most prom inent citizens are attending the Hope fair this week.
 A pleasant call from Mir. E. De- laugher, the clever Boughton mer- chant, Monday.
 Mrs. Charlie Mclaughlin, of Cam den, was up the first of the week, visiting friends.
 MT. Hugh Moncrief accidentally sprained his ankle Monday, in jump ing from dray.
 Mir. Geo. E. Armistead, of Hope, spent Sunday in Prescott, visiting parents and friends.
 MT. E. T. Cook, of Honeaville, was pleasant caller Thursday-re- newed for his paper.
 MT. J. c. Young took in the Ar kadelphia fair on Wednesday and Thursday of last week.
 See the pretty new goods at w. F. Armstrong & Co.'S. A new lot in yesterday. 1 W. l.. Webb repairs harness and saddles work promptly done and charges reasonable.
 Pretty dress trimmings, silks, plush, velvets and braid at w. F. Armstrong X Co.'S.
 Miss Emma Sumner, of Hope, was up the first of the week visiting her friend, Mrs. w. B. White.
 Thanks to our friend, W. K. How ell. one of Boughton townships best | farmers, for renewal Tuesday
 Sunday was a beautiful day, and attendance upon divine services at the different churches was large. Immigration meeting will be held at noon first day of court, which will be on Wednesday, November 9th.
 Miss Bell Brummett and Miss Anderson, of Camden, have been up on a short visit-returned home Monday.
 Mir. J. l.. Jetton, of Zama, has our thanks for renewal last week. He is one of our most prosperous farmers.
 Glad to add MT. C. l.. Mckenzie, one of our most prominent and pros- porous farmers, to our list of sub scriDers.
 Circuit court opens here Wednes- day, November 5th. See letter to this effect, from Judge Mitchell, elsewhere.
 Wanted ,000 dozen eggs, or less, for which we will pay the high est market price.
 SAM T. WHITE & Co.
 Dress goods, fancy goods, hosiery, gloves, ladies furnishing goods, etc., a complete lIne at lowest prices at k. l.. Blakely's. Mems full stock boots at Sl.5O. Soda 1 cts. starch , cts. per pound at w. F. Armstrong X Co.'S.
 Will the gentleman who borrowed my wheelbarrow please return 1t at once. w. V " iLL'N"''N"'
 ,Jno. E. Portis has pure Bronze turkeys for sale. They took the , first prize at the Hope Fair last year. , q, u.. ;,, tho nael, and all other