Nevada County picayune., 1890-08-21
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Sorry to hear MT. Will Belzner is quite sick.
 Go out to the club meeting to- morrow night.
 A pleasant call from MT. Alex Avery yesterday
 Misses Fay and Clara McRae are at Hope, visiting Mrs. K. G. McRae
 Miss Edith Vaughn is visiting her aunt, Mrs Thompson, of Texarkaua.
 For window shades, curtain, poles, etc., go to Foster X Logan Hdw. Co.
 First-class heart pine shingles con stantly on hand. A. E. STANTON.
 White Bros pay cash for chickens, eggs and butter.
 All kinds of iced drinks at B. L. Harwood's s.
 Fine Java and Mocha coffee at Rushing Co.'s.
 Straw hats sacrificed without mercy at R. L. Blakelys.
 Old papers for sale at this office at 25 cts. per hundred
 White Bros. receive fresh hams and breakfast bacon every week.
 Rushing Company deliver goods promptly to all parts of the city,
 White Bros. receive fresh hams and breakfast bacon every week.
 White Bros. have fine trade in flour, every barrel guaranteed
 A negro house down near the Baptist church was burned last night.
 Misses Fannie Martin and Edna Shankle visited friends at Boughton Friday.
 MT R. L. Blakely has gone to St. Louis and other points, to buy his fall goods.
 Mrs. Lou E. Dougherty, of Van Burcn, is here, visiting her sister, Mrs. $. II. Watt
 Miss Nellie Burnett, of Hot Springs, is visiting Miss Helen Davis, at Col. Smoote's.
 MT. W. A. Aslcn sends the PIcA- YCNE to his brother, T. x. Aslen, of Idlcwild, Tenn. Thanks.
 Don't forget the speaking here next Tharsday. It will be grand rally day for the Democrats.
 Thanks to Esq. J. A. Nelson, of the Farmers Trade Union, Lane bnrg, for patronage in job work,
 Mir. W. II. Jones and Mir. Sande- fur, of Emmet, were III town Monday and made thls office a pleasant call.
 The candidates for Governor speak here next Thursday, Come out and hear Gov. Eagle demolish MT. Fizer.
 w. Y. Tompkins, Esq. attended to legal business in Clark Circuit court, at Philadelphia, the first of the week.
 Flannel shirts at unheard of low prices. New styles just being re- ccivcd. k. l.. BLAKELY.
 All kinds of fancy turning and fancy scroll saving, done on short notice. A. k. STANTON.
 One thousand young chickens wanted by White Bros, for which they will pay cash.
 Coffee, Coffee, Roasted and ground for 20 cts. per pound at j.. II. kershaw's.
 The Prescott Lumber Co. has q small ginning engine and boiler for sale cheap.
 Rev T. W. Hays and daughter 1 Mrs. Ella McRae, visited his daugh- ter, Mrs. K. G. McRae, at Hope, Friday,
 Col D. A. Brewer, printer and cX editor, of Clcburnc county, Is here, visiting his sister, Mrs. W. Y. Tompkins.
 Mrs. W. k. Crossctt, three child rcn and Master Fay Crossct, of Hope were up Tuesday, visiting Mrs. J, 1 W. Gardner.
 1 Col. W. V. Tompkins acquitted himself nobly at Emmet Saturday The strong Democratic doctrine h' preached did good.
 We are requested to announce tha' Rev. c. C. Williams, of Tyler Texas, will preach at the Presbyterl ar church next Sunday.
 Uncle Moses Winter bought tho vacant lot next the Winter House Monday, sold by Mayor Arnold by order of the city council
 Thanks to our friend, J. P. Hen drix. for extra subscripuon-no" sends PIcAYUNE to his brother, NIT TT. F. Hendrix, of Rosston.
 The annual camp-mccting of th' Christian church, held near Okolona began last Friday, and is attende' by some from this place.
 Mir. Thomas IIipps, of McNar, county, Tenn, visited his consl here. Mr. James McCuller, last week ,,r I;. ,,,n, homo from Texas