Nevada County picayune., 1891-01-29

' ou "aho N DSi Sai'i UT Stdl'iS SioN'' ies and confectionerics all going al cost at White Bros. old stand.
 Best tobacco, cigars, etc, and confectioneries, canned goods, to be found in town, at Warren Willing ham 's--will Belzner's old stand.
 Our job outfit is the hest and most complete, new, cost over Sl, 100. We will duplicate StLouis and Little Rock in both style and prices. Come see us.
 MT. B. L.. Harwood left yesterday for St. Louis to take business course in commercial college. He will be away several months. This paper will give him the news.
 If you have goods, land, houses, or anything else to sell, or houses or farms to rent, it will pay you to ad- vertise in the PICAYUNE, which has over 1900 sworn circulation.
 MT. w T. Smith goes to Arkadel- phia to spend several months. He is one of our best citizens. This paper will follow him, and give him all the news from this county.
 MT. J. w. Ingram and two fine little boys, James and Augustus, of Laneburg, paid their respects to this paper Monday. Mir. 1. renewed for his paper.
 Eld. D. w. Conner preached at the Christian church Sunday morning and evening. He is the State Sun day school evangelist of that de- nomination.
 Thanks to Messrs $. J. Robinson, of Laneburg, $. T. Bailey and J. T. Roswell of Brisbane, for renewals, Tuesday. All three are among our best citizens.
 Mrs. George McGraw has bought vacant lot below the Academy and also traded her farm in the country for the Jordan Hamilton place, in the eastern part of town.
 Mir. Ben A. White has bough, farm of Mir. J. N. Vestal, near Bod. cav, and will move thereon soon, and wishes to rent his residence in Prescott. Mir, NestaI goes to Texas, we learn.
 Prescott needs good system of water works, electric lights and g good opera house. But these things are sure to come after awhile, after we get the railroad and new mills completed.
 If you want the local news of Prescott and Nevada county first handed and fresh, take the PICAYUNE, which gives most complete and spicy news of any paper ever published in the county.
 The work of putting up the big saw and blaming mill goes bravely on, Soon the buzz of the machinery can be heard, and finished lumber turned out at the rate of six to ten cars daily. Prescott is moving up.
 LOOK OUT.-We must have all that is due us. All persons owing us must tome forward and settle at once. Take warning and save troub- i le and co>t-we mean business.
 BRYAN & BRYAN.
 Radam's Microhc Killer, Germ Bac- teria or Fungus Destroyer, cures all diseases. As a blood purifier, it never fails. As a spring and summer med icine, it has no equal. C. H. Dome, agent, Prescott. Ark.
 All persons holding receipts for subscriptions to Prescott Creamery and Cheese Factory: Come and get your certificates as we are now ready to issue stock.
 A. E. STANTON, Prest.
 ED GEE, Sec'y.
 A pleasant call from Mir. $. H. Johnson and Master Sammie Malone of Delta, Tuesday. We learn from Mir. J. that Dr. Began will take charge of the pcstofiice there, when Mir. Watts moves to Camden on Feb. lst.
 We regret parcel of papers for Emmet, and half of those for Lane. burg, failed to reach their destina. hion last week. Fault was not ours, ] and postmaster here says they lief, here O. k. Errors will occur some. times-are unavoidable.
 w. k. Basden returned last week from trip through Texas. While absent he purchased a residence ir the town of Wortham, where he in. tends to locate, and will move as soon as his affairs can be put in shape. Spirit of Hope.
 Mir. Davis Cantley, of Saratoga was over the first of the week visiting his brother Price. He was to have married Miss Alice Standley, al Clarksville, Texas, yesterday, tn. 2Sth. The PICAYUNE extends bes wishes and congratulations.
 On Thursday night Mir. w. D. Loomis. died at his saw mill neal Emmet. He was an enterprisine and successful mill man, and haC many strong friends, all of whom sympathize with the bereaved ones in this their sad bereavement.
 Master Coy Hayes laid upon oul