Nevada County picayune., 1891-11-12
FRIENDS--LaSt year on

AhA 1AN1~ S~~S v SS~A V "A account of very short crops, many of you fail ed to pay for your pa- per, and we have waited without murmuring. It is not asking too much to say please pay up now as we need all due us. This is no dun, simply a news item.
 In giving returns in the late cleo tion of county surveyor in this county in this paper, mistake was made In saying Gatlin received 1 votes in Jackson tp., it should have read Prescott instead of Gatlin. We got returns from the Clerks office, and mistake was not ours.
 Rev. w. F. Evans, of Clarendon, Texas, arrived Sunday, and is now visiting relatives here. He will at tend annual session of the Little Rock Methodist conference at Arka- delphia, and secure transfer to Southwest Texas, where he will take regular work.
 Two deaths, both prominent citi- zens, near Emmet Friday. MT. Si- neon Shell was found dead in bed, and Mr. Silas Williams died after long illness. Our Emmet scribe tells of both. Surely, lin the midst of life we are in death." All should so live here, as to enjoy eternal life hereafter.
 The "Delineator," the great wo- mans magazine, for 1892 will be raised to even higher standard in the scale of technical, literary and artistic excellence, than heretofore. It's fashion department is ahead of all other magazines-the acknowl edged leader. Every lady should have it. The December or Christ mas number is model of beauty and art. Published by Butterick Publishing Company, New York, at sl per year.
 Arkansas Lithia Springs, near Hope, are attracting much attention. The water is very fertile in Salts of Lithium, iron, magnesia, and con tains a liberal supply of soda, lime, potassium and the iodides. The hap piest results have been afforded in diseases of the stomach, bowels, liv- CT, urinary and genital organs, uric poisoning, catarrh and malaria. For further information, address or call on Lithia Springs Company, or Dr. T. NJ. Boyd, Hope, Ark.
 We listened to Mir. J. $. Sandefur tell, at the court house Saturday, a beet story that beats anything ill the beet line we ever heard. Said he raised beet 52 inches Tn circumfer- ence, in his garden in Gonzales county, Texas; several others nearly as large. Said friend going through hls garden took 1t for the stump of tree. Mir. $. told thls as true, not as joke, and can prove it by witnesses. The heets had been growing for over two years.
 It seems that our information as to Mir. Giles Young making regu- lar speech, Tn reply to Mir. Bush at Providence, was slightly incorrect. MT, Young got the best of Mir. Bush by asking him pertinent questions that he could not we'll answer. How ever, we have seen Mir. Young since our last issue, and he says he is ready and willing to meet Mir. Bush ln debate on political issues. MT. Young also told us he was never Greenbacker, having known better from the start
 Mis-. Ruby Poe, a sister of Mrs w Y rompl>ils. died rather suddenly tai " iNNSthN 'iI'i iioib S'o" fever. She was about twelve years of age and came here few weeks since to attend school; had been having fever for some time, but was able to be up and about until Sun day, and it was not thought sickness was dangerous, until she became suddenly worse Sunday. Remains were inferred at De Ann cemetery late Tuesday afternoon. Relatives have the sympathy of all.
 Arkansas Lithia water, from near Hope, is effecting some wonderful cures around Prescott, as well as in many other portions of the country. 1t readily cures diseases of the kid neys, liver, etc., and is very effect i've in all female troubles. It will be delivered at Hope depot for 25c. per gallon; one gallon will last patient a week, and five or six weeks time often effects cure. It is pleasant to the taste, and takes the place of water. Address or call on Dr. T. NJ. Boyd, or Lithia Springs Compa-