Nevada County picayune., 1890-12-18
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Take the PIcAYrNE for all the news
 Christmas goods cheap at Terry's.
 Mir. Vim. Gee has been on the sick list.
 Mrs. Sidney Parker visited Hope Monday.
 Mrs. Geo. W. McGraw visited rel atves at Emmet Sunday.
 An appreciated call from Mir. J. A. Smith, of Wallaceburg, Monday.
 Fruit cake cheaper and better than you can make it, at Sam T. White & Co.
 White Brothers have just received a large invoice of Christmas Candies, Fire Crackers, Toy Pistols, etc.
 When you want a good all wool suit of clothes for $500, see those at Brooks, Blake X Co.'S.
 Save money and time, by buying your Christmas fruit cake from Sam T. White.
 Elder Granville Jones is assisting in the meeting at the Christian church this week.
 Messrs. W. V. Tompkins and sher- if Ed Hood made business trip to TavarLapa Monday
 Circuit Judge C. E. Mitchell liber- ated Clent McFaddin, the negro who killed Henry Stroop.
 Col R. l.. Moore was over from Richmond Sunday, to sec his father, who IS not very well.
 For low prices on hardware and furniture, Foster and Logan Hdw. Co. take the lead
 The ladies are invited to call and examine the Christmas fruit cake, at Sam T. White X Co.'S.
 Ask Ed Hood about that new tailor made suit, ordered at Hope-Prlnce Albert coat, etc., black.
 Rev. w. F. Evans preached at the Methodist church last Sabbath at I, and Rev. T. W. Hayes at night.
 The dinner and supper given by the ladies of the Baptist church Fri day netted them S42 .00, we learn.
 Glad to welcome the family of Senator J. r. Copeland to our town. Moved in from Pike the other day.
 Cotton seed meal and hull mkt ure, better COW feed than raw cotton seed. and cheaper than bran at White Bros.
 New and choice goods arriving daily at Mrs. Shankle's. Ladies should not fail to call and see her before purchasing.
 Cotton seed meal and hull mkt ure better COW feed than raw cotton seed, and cheaper than bran, at White Bros.
 See new ad. of Uncle Haley Ker- shaw. He has large stock of Christmas goods, which he is selling low.
 The Sunday Schools are arranging to celebrate Christmas appropriately, by distributing gifts to the little folks.
 We call especial attention to the large ad. of the Lewis Dry Goods Co.,, on this page, Sec the very low prices they quote.
 Mir. NJ. Mcintyre moves to Cam den this week, where he goes into business. Mir. Will Belzner also goes, and will clerk for him.
 Miss Maggie McGraw opened a public school at Holly Grove, Hemp stead county, on Monday. She glves satisfaction as teacher.
 Rev. C. D. McSwain was in town Tuesday. He is one of the best preachers in the Little Rock confer ence; was sent to Stuttgart the in- coming year.
 See call of Chairman of the Demo- cratic County Central committee for township and county convention, to select delegates to nominate an As sociate Justice.
 Rosston Reports and resolutions of Masons on the death of NJ. NJ. Wad- dle received yesterday-too late for this issue. We regret this. They will appear next week.
 We are requested to announce that Key. j. P. Bridewell, of Nal vern, will preach at the Presbyterian church here on Saturday night, Sun day and Sunday night, next
 Our farmer friends will do us fa- vor by remembering us when they sell their cotton. It takes money to run a wide-awake, newsy paper like the PICAYUNE. Date printed with your name shows to when your subscription is paid; see if you are in arrears, and if so, please pay up.