Nevada County picayune., 1890-09-25

the southwestern part of the city. Mir. Matt Denman bought block of J. W. Marshall, consideration, $500 Mir. Marshall bought house and block of Mrs. Woodbury, considera. ton 5000.
 Mir. J. 0. A. Bush, of Murfrees- boro, was in town Friday figuring on starting up U. l.. paper here, we learn. Come on Bro. Bush, you cant fare much worse than Capt. An sley did. Our live Democracy brooks no opposition.
 When in need of a good barrel of four call on Sam T. White & Co.,. at the old hardware store.
 Ladies will find our stock of dress goods and fancy goods complete in every respect. They can buy what they want at home, at lower prices than St. Louis or Little Rock merchants sell them.
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 We acknowledge with thanks a kind invitation from the President, A. c. Miller, to be present at the laying of the corner stone of Hendrix College at Conway, October lst. By request, we give elsewhere informa- tion regarding same.
 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 first-handed, full and complete, subscribe for this paper, and you will geti it.
 At the meeting of the Mite Society Friday evening, the name was chang ed to the Clover literary society, and no contributions taken up hereafter. All young folks are invited to join in and make it a success. See program of next meeting elsewhere.
 Rev. Dixon c. Williams, the great revivalist of the c. P. church, passed down the road Saturday, en route to Texarkana, where he will hold a three weeks meeting. He has many friends here, having held a meeting at this place five years ago.
 Prof. Hicks, the noted weather prophet, predicted extraordinary storms on the 22nd and 23rd, the time of the autumnal equinox, and it seems his prognostlcations came true as we had considerable wind and much rain Monday and Tuesday.
 See our great Premium Offers on opposite page, of Dickens Works, a cyclopedia, etc, asa premiums to new subscribers, or to old subscribers who pay up and year in advance. Think of it! S225 secures the PICA- TUNE one year, and Dickens. Great est offer ever made! Read it.
 Why order goods from St. Louis and Little Rock, paying eXorbitant prices, when we make a speciality of nice goods at lowest prices. Our assortment is superb, and prices are lower, considering quality, than anybody. R. l.. BLAKELY.
 HUNTERS NoTICE.--All hunters are hereby warned to keep off my farm (the old Garland place) also the Dr. Edwards farm which l have control of Will prosecute all vio- lators. Fair warning to all--don' t hunt on these farms.
 J. C. rREvILLIoN.
 LANDS FOR SALE.-We have for sale about 6,000 acres of the bes, land in Nevada county, within six miles of Prescott, for sale, part of which is improved. Any one want ing home near here will do well tC call on us before buying.
 SMOOTH, MCRAE X ARNOLD.
 BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTH ING.-Parents should not fail to see our line of boys, youths and child, ren's suits. We have all grades and prices, from Sl.25 to Sl2.00 per suit, and the best goods for the money ever shown. Iris money saved in buying from us,
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 Messrs. c. B. Jones and C. P. Oval, the clever gentlemen who got up our creamery and cheese factory, % from here to Jackson, Tenn, to establish a similar enterprise, the board of trade there, strongly solicit ing them. We wish them success and commend them to the good peo' pie of Jackson.
 We trust all of our farmer sub scribers in arrears, will remember us when they sell their cotton. Date printed with your name, shows to what time paper Is paid. See if you are behind, and help us, please. Il takes money to run live paper like the PIcAYUNE. See our grand pre- mium offers, elsewhere.
 Messrs. Oscar Philips, E. T. Me Daniel and George Christopher, tho board of equalization for this county finished their work Thursday. We learn that after thoroughly examin ing the assessors books, they decided to make no changes. Tax values have increased ahout s30, ,000 the past year, over the year previous