Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-12

speaks to our readers in local adv elsewhere. He is a most enterpris ing, industrious and clever gentle man, whom we wish much success. The editor visited Emmet yester day, and spent several hours quite pleasantly and prolitably among friends. Secured some patronage, in tue way of adv, job work and subscription. thanks to the good people there.
 Elsewhere, Mir. w. V. Willinghan announces himself as candidate for Marshal of Prescott, at the approach ing municipal election. Mir. W. is , well qualified to fill this important office, and if elected will make an cf- iicicnt, good officer.
 By reference to proceedings of Ar ! kansas district Methodist Protestant church, elsewhere, it will be seen that Mir. J. E. Lowdermilk. of this place, has been made President of the body in this State, in place of J. Logan Nations, who resigned and surrendered his credentials to pre- vent being deposed for misconduct.
 Mcssrs. Stainton X McSwain, the clever and enterprising Emmet mer- chants, have an adv. elsewhere, to which we call attention. They opened the first Wheel store here abouts, propose to stand by the farmers in good goods and low prices, and now ask all their old friends in the Wheel, as well as oth- CTS, to call and see them.
 Messrs. Brown X Blakely, one of our first dry goods houses, have i'm portant news to impart to our read CTS next week-watch for what they say. This firm is composed of en- terprising, nice, clever gentlemen, and lirst-class business men. They keep an immense stock of best goods and propose to keep up with the pro- cession. Call in and see them, West Main street.
 We buy our goods in car load lots and are enabled to sell cheap and supply the trade, in all kinds of hardware, agricultural implements, sash, doors. blinds, etc. Will he pleased to serve our Nevada county friends.
 WILSON X McRAE How. Co.,.
 Hope, Ark.
 BED STRINGS. We manufacture frst-class bed springs, from best steel wire-the improved I1cfncr spring, best made. Prices reasona- ble. Will make springs to order. Wool and feathers taken ia exchange for springs. Call and see us, just above HintOn's drug store, Main St.
 WALKER X DrcKwoRTn.
 J. T. Brooks has just received fifteen head splendid Missouri mules, from three to seven years old, and has vet on hand twelve or fifteen head good mares, horses and ponies. He is selling them cheap for cash.- Call and see them.
 Germetcur, the great disease de- stroyer. is still doing its good work all around-new testimonials and good words for it received. The 15c quart bottles are going fast. Give it trial. Sold only by Hinton Drug Co.
 The Hinton Drug Go havin added largely to their stock of fresh drugs, fancy and family groceries, solicit the trade of all. MT. J. NJ. Price, junior member of the firm, will al ways be on hand, ready to serve his friends and the public generally.
 Friends, remember you can always find legal blanks, such as deeds, bond for title; J. P. blanks-sum- mons, subpnnas, executions, etc., and at customary prices, at the PIC- AyrSE office. Will do all kinds of ioh work as neatly and cheaply as any one. Give us your patronage.
 Friday the editor of this paper called on some of Hopes business mon and secured alvertisinU In another place these ads can be seen, and we ask our friends, who trade at Hope, to give them a call and men, ton seeing their ad. herein. Having a large circulation, over 1000, and quite a number of them around Elm met. Bodcaw, Falcon, Clayton, DeAnn and other places contiguous to Hope. it pays the merchants of that place to use our columns.
 In giving the weight of hogs killed by MT. 0. l.. Moncrief, few weeks since, it shonld have been net, in- stead of gross weight as given largest hog weighing 336 lbs. net. Saturday, Mir. Moncrief tells us he killed two more very fine hogs, weighing 6l4 lbs. net. Largest one wei ghed 3S0 lbs. net, and rendered 100 lbs. choice lard, meat being trimm ed for lard as usual: also 22