Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-29

Fay for your paper now. lake the PICAYUNE for all the news.
 It was quite warm the first of the week
 Best keg soda DC per pound at J. C.. Hanson's.
 Good sardines only 5c per can at J. G. Hanson's.
 Attorney c. c. namby visited Hope yesterday.
 Attorney E. E. White visited Ark l adelphia Saturday.
 Glad to know that Mrs. W. J. Blake is improving.
 Come to the great closing out sale of the Prescott Mdse. Co.
 Good Rio coffee (green) } pounds for S1, at J. G. Hanson's.
 Our business men, who advertise, are enjoying fine trade.
 Glad to add MT. T. G. McMilian to our list of subscribers at Prescott.
 Pure natural leaf tobacco for only be per pound, at J. H. Kershaw's.
 5lbs. good coffee, for one dollar. at sam T, White X Co.'S.
 Everything at cost. Call and see us. PRESCOTT Mp>E. Co.
 Fresh fish every Tuesday and Sat urday at J. k. Abbot's "city mark ct.
 A large crowd in town Monday showday. But few attended the show however.
 Work on the Carousc levec is pro gressng very well, and will be con- pleted in few days. MT. Arthur Montgomery, of Wal do, has been up this week, visiting relatives and friends.
 Prof. w. $. Johnson is taking postgraduate course at the Ouachita College, Philadelphia.
 \ large number of our people-too numerous to mention, attended the fair at Hope last week.
 Fresh buckwheat flour, rolled oats, cracked wheat, hominy and grits at, Sam T. White X Cos.
 
 Pure leaf tobacco, 10c per pound, cheaper in large lots.
 ]. c. HANSON.
 Co to Foster X Logan Hdw. Co.,, for buggies, wagons, hardware, fur nture, sash and doors.
 Tuesday the Powers brick on west main street, was sold for debt MT. w II. Terry bid it in at S150.
 Col. Otis Moncrief acted as one of the judges at the Hope fair last week in awarding premiums on stock.
 Mesdames. ". B. Waller and W. II. Terry are attending the Ouachita Valley Fair. at Camden, this week.
 Call at J. K. Abbot's 'city mark ct, for nlce juicy steaks, both pork and beef also, best of sausage, etc.
 Mir. D. J. Montgomery and wife, left Tuesday, to visit relatives at Camden, and to take in the fair there.
 Mir. 0. II. Bryan, of Waldo, ac- companied by his daughter, Mrs. Wm. Johnson, are up visiting rela- tivcs.
 Foster & Logan IIdw. Co.,, have a large and complete line of queens ware, glassware, lamps. etc, at low est prices.
 Trust our farmer friends will re- member us and pay up for their pa per out of first bale of cotton brought in.
 Headquarters for cigars and to- bacco, also for Arbuckle,s coffee only Poets, a package. Call and get one. DAVIS GATHRIGHT.
 Foster X Logan IIdw. Co.,. is the place to get your furniture, sash, doors, etc, they will not be under sold.
 ]. k. Abbott, at the Aburrow stand, can suit the most fastidious in best of fresh meats, fish, game, etc. Give him call.
 For hardware, furniture, sash, doors, Queensware, and glassware, Foster & Logan IIdw. Co. arc head 1 quarters.
 We learn that Messrs. Wiley Hat ley and C. C. lIamby, bought each a fine graded cow-Jersey and Holstein at the Hope fair.
 The editor of this paper enjoyed a fine mess of snap beans from his gar den Saturday, the 2ith, inst, the i last of the season.
 Some local matter crowded over on opposite page account terrible accl- dent to Pat. Copeland, and result of the special election. Mrs. R. l.. Hinton and daughter, Miss Betsy, returned from Arkadel- phia Monday, where they visited Mrs. W H. Browne. Mir. Dee Scott and daughter, Miss