Nevada County picayune., 1891-07-09

Miss Edith Vaughn who had been visiting relatives and friends at Tex arkana for several weeks, returned home Tuesday.
 Mrs. $. C. Harley of Gurdon, came down Monday to see W. R.. White, Jr, and wife, both of whom are on the sick list.
 The glorious 4th passed off very Iquietly here. One or two flags dis played, and at night some little dis | play of fire works. ! Car HaydocIt Bros Buggics just received by Foster X Logan Hdw. Co. Prices from $50 up--don't buy until you see them.
 BARGAINS, BARGAINS!.-To secure them call on Mrs. Shanklc, she is selling all her summer stock of millinery at cost.
 Black embroidered robes, white embroidered robes, white goods, and cmbroderics, all going for cost, at Mrs Shank.e's.
 ICE-CREAM and MILK SHAKES and other iced drinks, of best quali- ty. can always be found at W. W. WiIlingham $.
 l Hon. Thos. C. McRae will make a speech at Henderson, on new rail road below Camden, at a big barbe cue, next Saturday.
 Mr. w. l.. Almand of Brisbane. returned from Antlers l. r. Monday, bringing back hls mother, who will remain in this county.
 We congratulate our friend, J. B, Cathey, of Boughton, upon the arriv- al of fine 1 pound Democrat at his house Thursday last
 As stated last week, we only print a half sheet this week on account of 4th July holiday. This i, in accord ancc with the custom of the press.
 FoH RENr.-A conveniently loca- ted residence near business part of town, suitable for small family. Alp, ply to J. W. Gardner at Picayune office.
 Thursday, Mir. W. B. Garrett, our spicy Lancburg scribe spent a few hours with Us pleasantly. There are few better gentlemen than our clever friend. Will.
 Mir. A. W. Moncricf and wife left yesterday on two months visit to relatives ie Georgia; first go to Lin- colnton. then to Hambyyillo, Wish them q pleasant trip.
 The DeIineator for August i> out, and as bright as ever. It is cmphat- icalIy the ladies fashion magazine. Only SI.op year, published by Buttciick X Co.,, New York.
 A pleasant call Thursday from Mcssrs. J. D Bright and A II Mum, two of Albany tp's most progressive young men; both subscribed for the PIc., also for Mr. James AsIing.
 Pleasant call from Mir. E. F. Lowe of Lancburg, Monday, who subscrib- ed for this paper. It seems every body likes it and will have it, even if they have to call and order it sent.
 The Florcsyille, (TcND Chronicle say, of former Neyadaitc: w. F.. Sutton is now employed at Mur- ray X Kings new store. He is a pleasant and popular young gentle man.
 Mir. B. F. Steele brought us a communication of the Alliance, which we could not publish unless paid for. We always stand ready print any thing of ncwsv nature for the Ali ancc.
 l Thanks to Mr. J. T. Wortham Jr. of Rosston for renewal Monday. He and Messrs. r. ]. Tidwell. J. F.. Waters and Rev. Alfred Turner, leave this week, on a prospecting tour to Western Texas. ! Miss Cora lIamln died at Hope Thursday and Mcssrs. O B Gordon, J. II Arnold, W. r. Sugg, and NJ ". Greeson. went down Friday and acted as pail bearers at the funeral, Miss IIamlin and her mother resided here at one time.
 We are pleased to learn that Miss Minnie Conncvey has been rendered place in Galloway Female College, Scarcy, and will probably accept, and be one of its corps of teachers. She is a fine teacher, and her many friend, here wish her continued sue cess.
 We regret to hear of accident, by which Mr. k. W. Johnson, of Delta, unfortunately lost one of his legs Friday, at Waldo. He had been to TcNarkaua and was crossing railroad when cannon ball train struck him, running over one leg. He is one of our best citizens.
 Messrs. F.. T. Mcdaniel and Rob ert Atkins, from below Rosston, were in town Monday. MT. NJ. made us a pleasant call. He is just recover ing from a severe fall from buggy in q run.a-way he and wife and granddaughter were thrown out and considerably bruised, some weeks since.
 Latter part of last week, State