Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-19

R. Newton, of Boughton, from pneumonia, and trust he will soon recover
 Mir. J. F. Walker, of New Boston, Tex, has been up, prospecting. Would be pleased to have him be- come a citizen of Prescott.
 Mir. E. Delaughter, from Ouachita county,we learn, has recently opened a new store at Boughton. Glad to i have him as a citizen of Nevada.
 Our clever friend, Mir w T Finch CT, the enterprising Rosston mer- chant, was up yesterday. We thank him for q nice order for job work. Mir W. II. Castlebery has moved from Willisville to Dallas, Tex, and renews and orders paper sent him there. Wish him success in his new home.
 I Quite number of Emmet's good citizens were mp Monday, among them, Messrs. Battle, Donald, An drews, Moore, C. A. Landcrs, and Joe Hood
 1 Dr. B. w. Goode, of Hot Springs, a brother of Mrs c. P. Smoote, died last week Mrs. SIS friends here sympathize with her in this sad be- reavement.
 In this issue appears adv. of MT. 0. R. F. Whitten, blacksmith and wood-workman. He is q most clever gentleman and good workman. Go and see him.
 See adv. elsewhere of Life of Hon. Jeff Davis, which will be pub lished by his widow. It will have a big sale-agents should secure terri tory at once.
 A great many mules have been sold here recently. Saturday, Mir. J. T. Brooks sold and assisted others in selling twelve head to farmer near Lewisville.
 A pleasant call from Messrs. Sam Cantley, J. B. Lightfoot and W. E. Ware. Besides giving us items of news, two latter subscribed for Pic AYuNE. All have our thanks.
 Elsewhere appears call for meeting of our Democratic Club Friday night, from the chairman, Col. G. r. Smoote, Trust there will be full turn out Let us all get to work.
 We call attention to the attractive adv. of Messrs. Brown X Blakely. They are progressive, live merchants, whom it will pay you to visit. Read their adv, and then go and see them.
 The political pot is beginning to get warm, and soon it will simmer, then boil. One candidate has an rounccd for municipal office, and one for tax assessor of the county will announce next week.
 Dr. J. $. Waddlc, of Clayton, has our thanks for remembering the printer, through his brother, Mir. J. M. Waddle, of Laneburg. Glad to know the Doctor has a good, lucra- tive practice, as he certainly y deserves.
 Friday, there were two shows in town, the New York Aquarium and Museum, in two cars, and the per formances on street If a medicine vender. Calliope, or steam piano, of N. Y. Aquarium attracted crowds.
 Isham II. Mack, Hope, Ark, keeps a large stock of furniture and undertaken supplies. Will be glad to serve friends in Nevada county. Can suit you in quality and price.
 Call on Walker & Duckworth. next door above Ilinton's drug store. for the celebrated Hefner bed spring. They manufacture them, and sell at reasonable prices.
 "Its only question of time, and a short time, too, as to when your rheumatism will yield to Hoods Sarsaparilla. Try it.
 MT. w. II. Mack, who has charge of the large furniture house of l. II. Mack, Hope. Ark, will sell you fur niture at prices that will please. MT. John Atkinson assists him in the bus mess. Call, examine and price.
 Hon F. F.. White has been made special census agent for 3rd Con- gressional district, and will enter the duties of the place at once. The of flee was given hlm unsolicited, by pension bureau, which is non-polit- ical.
 Mir. Willie 1. Newton, who clerked here last year at IIinton's drug store, has gone to Clear Lake, Iowa, to en- ter a large store as salesman. He is most clever and deserving young gentleman, and we wish him success in his new home.
 Sam Yahoo," our clever and yer satile Willisville correspondent, is back again. His letter is quite new sy and interesting-makes some sen sible suggestions to his fellow farm CTS. Hope sam will give our read CTS one of his good letters weekly.
 Repairs on Carouse creek bridge, known as Steele's bridge, was let Saturday at noon, to MT, James Steele, Repairs includes building of new span over creek, sixty feet long, t.l re a. St)S TbiS work