Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-01
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list this week.
 Col. R. F. Elgin of Emmet, was in town yesterday.
 Barrel pickles, new crop, at Sam T. White x Co.'S.
 This office is turning out out lots of fine job work now,
 Attorney C. c. Hamby visited Philadelphia Monday.
 pounds good coffee for sl at sam I. White X Co.'S.
 Mir. Gus. Generally of Nashville, is here, visiting his family.
 Good molasscs 35c per gallon, at
 J. G. HANsoN's.
 New stock of shoes, at W. F. ARMSTRONG X Co.
 Fresh bread, every day, at W. B. Hightower's.
 Pure natural leaf tobacco for only l5c per pound, at J. H. Kershaw's s.
 MT. J. NJ. Riggan moved into his elegant new house Monday.
 Weather has been more pleasant since The rain Sunday night.
 Mr. Fred Thorburn is improving and adding to his residence.
 Rolled Oats and Snowflake Hon. iny, at sam T. White X Co. $.
 Regret to learn that Miss Sudie Stephens is quite i'll with fever.
 Ice dealers are out of the summer luxury, and will order no more.
 Col. ]. NJ. Montgomery of Texar- kama was in the city yesterday.
 Fresh mackerel, lake trout and codfsh at Sam T. White & Co. $.
 California cyaporated apricots, nectarincs, prunes and grapes, at sam T. White X Co.'S.
 Until October lst l will offer spe- cial prices on all dry goods and gro cerics. J. G. HANSON.
 have several head of stock-hor- ses and mules-that l will sell cheap.
 ALFRED ABuERow.
 Fresh oysters, celery and wiener wust, every week, at J. II. ker- shaw's
 Miss Emma Bailey of Okolona, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. NJ. Rig gan.
 Regret to hear of the serious ill- ness of MT. Geo. Mautz, who has ty- phoid fever,
 Mrs. J. W. Brown of Camden, came in Tuesday, and is visiting rel atiyes here.
 Rev. J. W. Funk is holding reyiv- al services this week, at the Presby- terian church.
 Mir. Die Lewis left last week for Memphis and St, Louis, where he went to purchase goods,
 Corpse of little son of MT Wm. Theobolt, was brought here from Hope Tuesday, for burial.
 Glad to add Mir. F. A. Taylor, to our list of subscribers at Emmet. He is a good, solid farmer.
 A fine shower of rain fell here Sunday night, settling the dust and giving turnip patches a boom.
 Messrs, $. T. White X Co. look quite cozy and nice in their new quarters, the Moncref brick.
 The worst cases of scrofula, salt rheum and other discscs of the blood, arc cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla. We want to buy some corn and meal, for which we will pay the mar ket price. S>N r. WHITE X Co,
 MT. James Noland has returned from Texas, and will begin work to- day with the Foster X Logan lldw. Co.
 Mir. Roht. W, Stubbleiield has sold his residence to Mir. J. 0. A. Bush, and will move to the Indian Terri tory.
 have , head of horses, about 30t bushels of corn, l5 head of hogs and two mlk COWS, that l will sell cheap for cash or credit W. A. MoNCmEf
 Mrs Bryan, at Bryan X Bryan $, has received a large stock of ne" millinery goods, such as ladies hats, etc. Prices lower than ever before,
 Mill and gin men can get best bab- bit metal at less than half price al the PIcAYrNE office Come and sec us
 All are cordially invited to visit the store of W. F. Armstrong X Co. and hear their wonderfully cheap prices,
 A trial will convince the most skcptical that "C. C. C. Certain Cough Cure" is what it's name i'm plies. a "Certain Cure, Sold by Hinton Drug Company.
 Cheatham's Tustcless Chill Tonic has grad uallv made its way into almost every south ern State; we might say, every southern G,uiIy. It could not have done this had 1t not been a medicine of rare merit. When Nou have chill, glyc it an honest trial and 1t