Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-22

C. B. keuady Ot Doe Branch, Ill- laslli county, Ark, came down Thurs day, to be treated for cancer of the nose, by Prof. Leyi White.
 Notwithstanding cotton has declln- ed some the past week, receipts are still heavy. Farmers are gathering and marketing the staple rapidly.
 Menagerie of all kInds of wild ani- mals also trained horses, dogs, etc, in Sieber X Co.'S big show, to eXhib- it at Prescott next Monday, Oct. 26th.
 It will pay our readers to consult our advertising columns. Merchants wanting your trade, and having bar gains to offer will always speak to you herein.
 Cost-Cost-Cost-Wc aic actu- ally selling out at cost, and want all to come and see how prices are slaughtered.
 PREsCoTT MDsE. Co.
 Nip your cough in the bud" by taking .'C. C. C. Certain Cough Cure" pleasant and cffcctual rem cdy. Sold by Hinton Drug Company.
 Call and examine our stock of misses and children's school shoes, before you buy elsewhere.
 PREscoTT MpsE. Go.
 Fur lined collars, astragan and military style jackets, at Cassidy X Miners.
 MT. C. D. Payne, publisher of the Union SIgpal, Chicago, ILL, writes: II never saw anything that would cure headache like your Bradycro- tine.
 We are carrying a full line of dry goods, clothing, hats, boots and shoes, and are selling cheaper than the cheapest in town.
 PEEscoTT MpsE. Co.
 Prof. Dwight Blake is here this week, visiting his father, Capt. w. J. Blake. As leader of the home band at Philadelphia, he played for the fair there last week.
 We are constantly adding new subscribers to our list, which grows steadily. The people in the country appreciate live, newsy and well printed paper like the PICAYrNE.
 Quite a number of subscribers to this paper are in arrears from two to four years. We have waited long, and now need all that is due us.- Will you please respond to this call
 We regret to learn that Mrs. w. J. Blake is partially paralyzed, caus- ed from neuralgia and rheumatism was taken about a week since. She is now somewhat improved and we trust wlll soon recover.
 Mir. J. W, Duke of Rosston, was up last Thursday-made us an ap- preciated call, renewing for his paper He carried out fine new Pratt gin, for the Duke and Hendrix ginncry, just thls side of Rosston.
 The November number of the De lineator is full of interesting matter for ladies, giving all the latest fash ions and styles. It is published by Butterick and Co.,, of New York, al the low price of SI per year.
 Mir. W. T. Sugg has sold his inter est in the grocery store of Armstrong X Sugg to W. F. Armstrong X Co., Mir. s. will remain with the firm un- til Jan. 1st next, when he will go back to Dyersburg, Tenn, to enter business.
 On Saturday next, the 24th inst special election will be held in this county to elect County Surveyor to fill the vacancy caused by t't death of Mir. George E. Maut2, Let Democrats center upon good mat and elect him.
 Mir. Vie Scot, accompanied by Justice Andrews, made trip tC Paris, Texas, last week, and succeed ed in recovering pair of fine mules of Mir. s., that had been run off be fore being paid for. Both returned home Saturday night
 Mir. W. E. Waller is the acting President of the Prescott Northwest crn r. oad in the absence of Dr. k l.. PoWcrs We understand move is on foot to start up the big mil here soon. as the railroad is ready tC haul logs for the mill company.
 Farmers, when you come to towI to buy goods, trade with the maj that has his goods advertised. H' has bargains to offer and wants yo' to know about them, We refer ou subscribers and friends to our adver Using columns.
 We learn that our city fathers vii soon take correct census of Pres cott-at the next meeting of tho council contract to take the censu will be let to the lowest bidder Council will meet on the first Mon day night in November.
 g-y" We have quite considerabl amount of type metal, as good o better for babhiting than babhi metal, which we offer for less thai te ,..;,n ,F koIhit Mill an,