Nevada County picayune., 1890-05-28

Club meets Friday night.
 Take the PICAYUNE for all the news. Mir. Percy Parr is now at Emmet. All kinds of summer drinks at City Bakery.
 Big stock, low prices, at Hugh Moncrief's.
 First car of ice just received at B. l.. Harwood's.
 Graham flour, pearl and country meal at White Bros.
 New railroad schedule-see chan ges in time table.
 Let Democrats turn out the club meeting Friday night.
 Mrs. R. k. Wood visited relatives at Hot Springs the past week.
 Rushing & Co. want 1000 spring chickens-next door to postoffice. Ice! Ice!! Ice!!! At B. l.. Harwood's. Car load just received. Glassware and queensware, in sets, at the lowest prices at Rushing X Co. Ice delivered to any part of the city free, by B. l.. Harwood.
 Whitaker hams, breakfast bacon and dried beef at White Bros.
 Fresh bread and cakes at City Bakery.
 Paints and ois-big stock, low prices, at Hugh Moncriefs,
 Staple and fancy groceries, as low as the lowest, at Rushing & Co.
 New and hobby line of fur and straw hats at Brooks, Blake & Co.'S. Keep cool! Ice delivered free to every part of the city.
 w. BELzNER. Highest market price paid for chickens and country produce.
 RUSHING & Co. Rev. NJ. $. Hamilton and wife, of Ozan, visited Rev. J. R. Cason here, last week.
 Sunday evening we spent few hours quite pleasantly with our Elm met friends.
 Miss Annie Poe is visiting rela- tiyes at Heber and other points, in North Arkansas.
 On our 4th page we publish two more interesting essays, from our sweet girl graduates.
 Miss Iber Lowdermill returned from Little Rock last week, where she has been visiting friends.
 In two articles on editorial page, we prove arrant falsehoods upon the Dispatch. Read and be convinced. Picnicers can always find incest fresh cakes and bread at City Bakery.
 Mir Milton, father-in-law of Mir Joe Brown, accidentally fell from a chair Sunday, breaking an arm in two pla- ces.
 Miss Hattie Owen, of Texarkana, visited friends here Saturday and Sunday, the guest of Mrs. w. II. Terry.
 Dr. A. D. Wren. of Laneburg, was in town Monday. There are no trucr or harder working Democrats than he.
 "It's only a question of time, and a short time, too, as to when your rheumatism will yield to Hoods Sarsaparilla. Try it.
 Wolfs Acme Backing, the very best shoe polish, at w. l.. Gaines X Sons shoe shop. Buy a sample bot tie.
 Wanted, two or three good farm hands-will pay Sl5 to SIS per mo-, and board. Apply at once.
 w. E. WARE. Just received, their spring stock of gents ladies' misses and child ren's shoes-all kinds and all prices, at Brooks, Blake X Co.'S.
 We have just received a nice new lot alpacca coats and vests, summer suits. hobby straw hats, etc. Come and see them.
 J. T. BRooKs X Co. Mir. k. T. Powers made business trip to Little Rock last week. He goes on the railroad as brakesman, this week. Success to him.
 Glad the Honeaville postoifice has been re-establshed. We change ma ny of our subscribers back to it this week-have big list there.
 Don't fail to read the new adv of k L Blakely, the leader of low prices. He is offering some splendid bargains in dry goods, clothing, etc. Thanks to Mir. T. NJ. Breed, one of DeAnn's most solid and substan- tial citizens, for liberal contribution on paper. He is a true-blue Demo- crat.
 Mrs. w. II. McCuller and child ren, of Nashville, were over last week, visiting family of MT, J. A. I