Nevada County picayune., 1890-12-11

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 Take the PICAYrNE for all the news The editor made a business trip to Hope Tuesday.
 Elder w. R. Barham went over to Chidester Tuesday.
 No preaching at the Methodist church Sunday last.
 MT. J. G. Wilson opened a school near Lackland, Monday.
 Mir. w. T. Sugg visited Dallas, Texas, the first of the week.
 Monday was the coldest day so far. There was considerable ice.
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 G. A. Robinson's daughter, who had been sick for some time, died Thursday.
 Mrs. E. NJ. Cheatham left Friday, to visit her friend, Mrs. J. W. liar ris, at TeXarkana.
 MT. Rufus Adams, of the U. $. railway mail service, visited his parents here Friday.
 Glad to add Mess J F. Jordan of Laneburg, and T Fincher Of Ross ton, to our list of subscribers. MT. J T Fincher, of Rosston, re- turned from . visit to the Pan-han- dle district of Texas yesterday. NIT Brad Hamilton is down from St. Louis, visiting his parents. Glad to hear he has been doing well. Miss Cornelia Cheatham returned to Dobyville Saturday, taking little Mary White, her neice, with her. Among renewals for this paper the past week are, w C Franklin, J P Stephens, E Nandever Thanks.
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 J. T. BROOKS & Co. Make glad the hearts of the little ones by buying some of those beau tiful Christmas goods at Hinton Drug Co.'S. Prices very low. Misses and ladies' cloth and plush caps, and children's toboggan caps, hoods, etc., in large assortmepts at J. T. Brooks X Co.
 Brooks, Blake & Co. have ful and complete line of ladies misses and children's shoes at prices that defy competition.
 For iirst-class photographs go to Dome, over Hinton's drug store. He took first premium, over all com petitors, at the Hope fair.
 Will sell the celebrated Ralph Snuff to country merchants at Philadel- phia wholesale price.
 WHITE BRos. J. T. Brooks X Co. sold fourteen suits of clothes last Saturday. This shows what low prices and good as- sortments will do.
 If you want the highest cash mar ket price for your eggs, chickens and other produce, take it to White Brothers.
 MT. Mack Spears is beautifying his fine lot adjoining the park by planting attractive shade trees thereon.
 Mir. J. A. Smith, of Wallaceburg, returned from business trip to Louisiana the other day. He made us an appreciated call Tuesday. Elder Morgans is still carrying on meeting at Christian church; large congregations. Subject next Sunday ''The Millennium" All invited. Cotton seed meal and hull mkt ure, better COW feed than raw cotton seed, and cheaper than bran at White Bros.
 Don't fail to see that elegant line of mems shoes at R. l.. Blakely's, before buying.