Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-05
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our readers elsewhere. We wish them success.
 MT. Eugene NJ. Cheatham has charge of the large grocery room of J. T. Brooks X Co.,, and will be pleased to have his friends call and see him. He is splendid salesman and most worthy gentlemen, with q host of friends
 We are requested to ancounce that Rev. R. B. Morrow has changed time of holding his monthly services at the o. $. Presbyterian church from the third to the second Sunday in each month His subject for next Sunday will be the tithe.
 Mir. II. NJ. Ward, of Bodcaw, was up last week visiting his sister, Mrs. Ben White. Called on LIS Friday and subscribed for the PIcAYuNE. Is one of our hard-working farmers, and we wish him and all our farmer friends a prosperous, happy year.
 A pleasant call from our friend, Mir. r. C. Hays, of Redland tp., as we were going to press-renewed for his paper. He has, rented out his farm, and will travel for the Missouri ! Nursery Co.,, of Louisiana, Mo. Hope he will have good success.
 MT. C. A. Landers, of Emmct, made Us q pleasant call Monday. Until recently, when he sold out, he was III business at Emmet, and was also postmaster there. He tells Us he will go to Monroe, La, and, if pleased, will enter business there. We wish hun much success.
 We learn that the good people of Hickory Grove neighborhood ha | an enjoyable and successful basket sup per Friday night. It was gotten up by Misses Laura Cantley, Eugenia Musgroye, Minnie King and Lizzie Leney. to make needed improve ments on Pleasant Ridge church. Entertainment netted over S2S. The young ladies deserve credit for their noble work.
 We have added over q dozen new subscribers to our list the past week most of them coming in anl sub scribing unsolicited. an paying in advance. Thus oat numbers con tinue to increase. Now have over ,000 regular subscribers. It is some comfort to know the people generally appreciate our efforts to give them a good county paper. We do onr best in this dige3tion, and tli. PICAYt.NE will compare favorabl ly with any country weekly in the State.
 Mir. J. R. Henderson, who has been travelling for Pendleton X kropp, wholesale gr0ccrs of St. Louis, has made a change, is now drumming for F. Mitchell X Bro, in the same line,  of St Louis. He left the first of the week on business trip to St. Lonis Mir Henderson is widc-awake and entcrprising salesman, with many friends all over this section. and will continue to do a good business. Bus mess men wanting goods in his line will do well to give hlm their trade,
 Subscribe for the PICAYUNE and keep posted in all county news. IL is the "old reliable" on q solid basis no residence or office rent to pay. If you pay for years subscription you have every assurance of getting it-which is not always the case, as any paper whose material is encum- bered and have high rents to pay, often go under This is campaign year, and all should keep informed as to the political issues as they arise. The PICAYrNE will stand firm for Democracy and the people.
 Occasionally subscriber "kicks at the pnce of our paper, sl.50, and asks why not make it at Sl.00, like the weekles in the large cities. City papers all run daily at a profit, af- ter paying for type setting, etc. the same type after being set and used on the daily is then set aside from day to day, and then used in print ing the week '; so, then, all the cost is the white paper, and no extra cap ital is required. In country weekly it takes considerable capital, and cost of labor is heavy. The weekly from far off city pay no attention to you or your county, while your local paper does. It costs more, anC is worth much more every way Don't you think so: Some country bttt |,