Nevada County picayune., 1891-06-25

gan Hdw. Co. are selling so much furniture! Because their stock is new and prices so low.
 l have four yoke good oxen I will sell cheap for cash--or will trade for good paper. Write me at Bough- ton. J. w. WILSON.
 J. M. Denman has just got his ice house completed and filled with ice and choice beef, pork, fish, sausage, mutton. The best ice house in town
 The colored Masons had public installation of officers, and a big din- ncr, here yesterday. Best of order prevailed, and everything passed off quietly.
 Our clever and genial drummer friend, Ira E. McMillion, is enjoy ing a months vacation here, given him by his house, Wolf X Bro., of Little Rock.
 Mrs. M F.. Ross and daughter, Mrs. Alice McGill and family, left Tuesday, for Norman, Oklahoma territory. Messrs. Leslie and An drew Ross live there.
 MT. P. Norman brought in the first cotton bloom early Saturday morning MT. G. R. Blake, of Za- ma, also sent us two the same day. Both are good farmers.
 Mrs. Ella McRae and Miss Ella Arnold are at Mt. Nebo, this week attending session of the State teach CTS association. Also Mrs. l.. F.. Hinton of Little Rock.
 Some poor specimens of humanity have so lttle to do, they are con stantly trying to attend to somebody elsc's business, or engaged in speak ing evilly of their ncighbors.
 Mrs T. w. Hayes, missionary sec retary of Washington District, with her daughter, Mrs. Ella McRae, left Friday to attend meeting of the mis- sionary society at Hot Springs.
 Prescott continues to grow and flourish. Many new residences are being built and old ones repaired and made as good as new. Let the ball of improvement continue to roll.
 Through the dull, hot months of summer, everybody but the printer has time to rest and recreate some During this season newspaper men and printers have more work to do than at any other time.
 Next Sunday 2Sth is Chi,dren's day at the C. F. church. A beauti- ful and instructive programme will be carried out. Exercises will begin promptly at 1O:3O a. m. Everybody invited. W. T. TnrEMAN, Pastor.
 The reason the PIcAYUNE is the most popular paper, has such a large circulation, and is growing so fast, is because it is by far the best 1 paper in the county-bctter printed, contains most news and reading matter.
 The Prescott X Northwestern rail road furnished 60 loaded ears for the Iron Mountain during the month of May. Excepting one branch, it is the best feeder of the Iron Noun tain. When it gets further into the interior, it will be the best.
 This office has turned out lots of nice job work lately, giving entire satisfaction in every instance. Have new type, fine presses, plenty of best stationery and will duplicate Little Rock and St. Louis prices. Bring or send us your orders.
 See call of Rev. T. W. Hayes, President Board of Directors, call lug a meeting of the creamery stock holders. at the court house, next Sat urday at o'clock. We hope there will be a full turnout, a. there is i'm portant business to he transacted.
 suggestion: f you are troubled with rheumatism or a lame back allow Us to sug- gcst that you try the following simple rcme- dv: Take piece of flannel the size of the two hand,, saturate it with Chamberlain Pain Balm and bind it over the seat of pain It will produce q pleasant warmth and re. licye you of all pain. Many severe cases have been cured in this way The Pain Balm can be obtained from J. o. Howell.
 Messrs. Norwood and Matt White spoke to small crowd here Satur- day, trying to raise funds to start up a paper here. Dr. x. was one of the ''saviors of their country, who left his people in the lurch and went to far-off Washington, when they failed to elect him to office. But he came back and is at his old tricks again. But the people know him.
 Friday, MT. Levi Cox and family were in town. We asked Mir. C.. what he thought ot the new third party, lie replied he didn't know, We opino he has enough of the SO. called reform { } movements, know ing him to be posted in politics. Few of our good men will longer be lead around by the nose, to help elect a few chronic office seekers to office, in this county.
 It is funny to see how the old U. l. r. bosses and chronic office seekers are stirring around trying to resurrect the dead party and turn it over to ! tbn npw third nartV 'Ihpv arp any