Nevada County picayune., 1890-07-24

McLure, of Columbia county, circu- lating among old friends. Quite q number of prcscottitcs took in the Emmet picnic We could tell some good jokes on some of the crowd, but forbcar.
 Parties who are in debt to Us on monthly accounts must settle them promptly; we need the money.
 J r BROOKS X Co.
 White goods, Swiss embroideries China silks, and all my summer mil lincry at cost. Come early.
 Mas. A. F.. SHANKLE.
 If you have an account with J r Brooks, go pay it. He is building a new store house and needs the money.
 Others come and go, but John Shrievcs, the old reliable liveryman. remains, to serve the public at all times.
 J I Brooks X Co are selling every thing Ill summer dry goods, clothing, hats and shoes at and below cost. Go see them, they mean business.
 Our subscribers, wanting goods of any kind. should consult these col umns, as live merchants speak there in. Please mention seeing ad hereIu.
 Rev w F Evans and wife. of stephens. are up visiting relatives Sorry to see Fletcher in bad health, and trust rest and recreation will do him good.
 Some interesting matter on our lst page. Besides story, there is strong article by Senator Vest against the sub-Treasury bill, address to voters of Hon R E Williams, etc.
 Dr II W Beville, of Richmond, Va, preached an able sermon at the Christian church last night. He is to preach there again tonight. and every body are invited fo hear him.
 Mir. \. T. Thomasson, of Steph- ems, came up Friday to see his mother and sisters here. He has purchased an interest in the Camden Herald, we learn, and locates there.
 Rev. J. ]. Tarlton, wife and daughter, of Lamar, Ark, have bee visiting Mir. W. V. Tompkins. He goes up into Pike to talk Dcmoc- racy. Our best wishes attend him.
 Rev J k GasOn spoke on subject "Personal Liberty" at the temper rance meeting al Christian church Tuesday evening His manner of discussing subject is highly com pGmcntcd.
 MT Rufus Adams left last night for St Louis, where he will enter the mail service as railroad clerk. Rufus is q deserving young man, and has many friends here who wish him un- bounded success.
 Mir. w. T. Sugg, the clever and energetic business manager and book-keepcr of w. F. Armstrong, left Sunday. to visit his parents at his old home, Dyersburg, Tenn. Trust he will enjoy short vacation.
 John Shricves. the old reliable livcryman, will furnish you good teams at reasonable rates, and board your stock by the day or month. Try him,
 Mir. Dwight Blake of Philadelphia, spent Sunday with his parents here. Dwight had huge time at the K. of r. encampmcnr at Milwaukee. His sister. Ni~, Tcrrcssa, returned with him Tuesday To pay Philadelphia a visit.
 Quite large gathering at Lacland Springs Saturday, at picnic and public speaking. Messrs. E. E. White and C. C. IIamby utterly de- molishcd Messrs. Buchanan and Norwood, gaining friends for the Democracy and good government.
 We are requested to announce that Prof. ]. A. Sctliff. of TeXar- kama, will discuss the question of "Prohibition and Revenue" at the Christian church next Tuesday night. Also an interesting service of song. The public is invited to at tend.
 We learn there is to be public discussion of the political issues of the day, at Hickory Grove school house. Friday evening, July 25th. Mir Isaac Moore will he one to talk Democracy Everybody invited to he present.
 There are few people who do not appreciate bargains in iirst-class goods. There is something attrac- tive about them; and when prices are as low as R l.. Blakely is offer ing his entire stock, it bchooves the buying public to call on him and test his assertions.
 While their church is being re- paired, the Methodists will worship in the Old School Presbyterian church, it having been kindly ten dered by the officers and members. Methodist Sunday school will be held during same time at Episcopal church