Nevada County picayune., 1890-06-18

convention.
 Capt. Sidney Parker has been on the sick list, but glad to see him able to be out again.
 Dr J T Powell, the dentist, moved his family up from Lewisville last week. We welcome them to Prescott.
 Dr. Hartsiield, dentist, moved his family up from Hope yesterday. Glad to welcome him to our town as a citizen.
 John Mum, colored, of Glenville, subscribes for the PICAYuNE this week. He is another one of our we'll to-do colored citizens.
 Messrs NJ NJ Spears, Ed Hood, Willis Herring, M w Greeson and 0 B Gordon, as delegates to the State convention, left Monday.
 Messrs. Henry Slaughter, James Lagrone and Bluford Christopher came up from Buckner, Friday to visit relatives and friends.
 Miss Willie Dunn, of Delark, Ark. returned home last week, after a pleasant visit among relatives here. She is a neice of MT. Sam w. Dunn.
 The time for exchange of Stand ard school books expires July lst, 1S90 GEO. w. FERRY.
 Others come and go, but John Shrieves, the old reliable liveryman, remains, to serve the public at all times.
 You folks who have clothes to wash 20 to J. NJ. Davis, Mcclure & Co. and buy a clothes wringer that will save both clothes and labor.
 Continued rains make crop pros poets gloomy, and has caused tum- ble in prices at J. T. Brooks X Co. $, Straw hats, parasols, etc., at your own price.
 DoN'T FAIL to see our elegant line of beautiful figured Oriental and Pacific challies, at prices that will surprise you.
 BROOKS, BLAKE X Go. ! You mill men go to J. NJ. Davis, Mcclure & Co.,, of Waldo, Ark, for emery wheels, emery paper and mill supplies generally.
 COAL, COAL. COAL!
 Just received by Hatley X Chris topher a car load of the best black smithing coal. Call and examine coal and prices.
 Hon F. F. White is getting out some spicy matter for this paper now. We reproduce. elsewhere, some com plimentary notices of him from the press.
 The census enumerator for this township has not yet struck Prescott. ! It is thought, when census is taken, it will show population of 2OOO here
 Elsewhere appears dental card of of Dr J NJ Powell. He IS tirst-class dentist, graduated at Nashville, Tenn in 1881 and has had experience Tn the business.
 While we were absent on press ex- cu-sion. Mrs Ella McRae left to visit Washington, D c. Hope she will enjoy her stay there, with her broth er-in-law, Hon T C McRac.
 After q protracted sickness, Mir. Elisha Clark died here Sunday morn ing. He had lived here seven or eight years, coming from Kansas or Illinois, if we are not mistaken.
 On lst page appears account of our trip to the lake regions of Wis consin and Minnesota. Some errors crept into it, we having been Ou, canvassing when it was printed.
 Miss Hattie Higgins, accompanied by her mother, left for OkOlona Sat. day. Miss Hattie is most estlma- ble young lady, and we think car but please patrons of the school.
 Brooks, Blake & Co. have an nm mense line of white goods, consist ing ot plain India linen, pique and mans sock in check, stripes, lace and figured, at prices that will convinc, you are lower than ever.
 For books, organs, pianos, sew ing machinss, marble toombstones' etc., call on or write the Manufact erers' agent, A. MoNsoN,
 Prescott, Ark.
 Mrs. Hugh Moncricf and Master Ralph and Miss Ruth (son and daughtcr) left Monday, to visit Mrs Ms brother, Mir. J. B. Bright, of Rising Star, Texas. Trust their stay in the lone State will be pleasant.
 Col w T Steele, who had been suf-