Nevada County picayune., 1891-12-03

a number of Hopeltes accompanied him; among them we noticed Capt. and Mrs. J. T. West, MT, and Mrs. NJ. H. Barlow, and others.
 Mrs. Lou Hotchkiss, of Hot Springs, President of the Woman s Missionary Society of the Little Rock Conference, spent Sunday here. She made beautiful talk to the w. NJ. $. at the Methodist church Sunday afternoon.
 Presiding Elder T. H. Ware, spent part of Sunday and Monday here. He is not only one of the finest preachers in the conference, but one of the most genlal, generous and popular gentlemen. Some of his friends here presented him with a fine overcoat.
 While in at Cassidy X Miners S the other day, we happened to mo- tice the very neat set of books of their book-keeper, MT. w. k. White Jr. He not only writes q splendid hand but makes no splotches and there is perfect system and order in his work. This firm is fortunate in securing his services.
 Don't forget to pay the printer, He has debts to settle as well as the balance of mankind. While he needs money he dislikes to dun any one for the small amount due for newspaper. Make his heart glad by offering to pay your subscription. Don't wait until all other accounts are settled.
 Miss Terrsa Blake of the Arka- delphia Methodist College. spent Saturday and Sunday at home here. Returning to school Monday, to get her trunk, etc., she will come to at tend upon the bedside of her mother, who is gradually getting worse, Miss Terrissa stood among the high est in the college, record for first half of quarter ranging from aG to 100 in all her studies, and her friends regret the necessity of her stopping.
 Hob O'Neal and brother con- pleted the Milburn & Putnam, two story brick building last week All of their work was done in the very best of style, and the block will long stand as monument to their artistic skill As brick masons they can not be excelIed, and with it, they arc clever, industriouS geptlemen. We wGu,d be glad to have them move from Gurdon here, to remain as per mauept citizens,
 We call especial attention to ad, of Prof J. C. Wilson. He will open business college at Magnolia, Ark, on Jan. 4th next. This is fine opportunity for the young men of this section to secure a good, pIac- tical business education. Prof. w. is most worthy young man, full of pluck, energy and enterprise-have known him since boyhood, and we commend him to the gaod people of Magnolia us well worthy their es- teem and patronage. We certainly wish him the best of success,
 We laafn that the Carouse levee is in very had condtion-cut into ! deep ru's. Dr. Wren and Charlie Hudson tell Us ,hp work ot five men onp day, would put 1t in good fix; same work would be needed two or three successive times, after big rains. Can't the road overseer do this? Or, if the time of road hands have been worked out, cant the Lanesburg neighborhood raise S75 or Sl00 to have it done? Prescott has done her full share in this work now let others do their duty.
 If you have goods, land, houses, or anything else tQ sqil, of houses or iarms to fent, it will pay you to ad- vertise in the PIoAYuNE, which has over l250 sworn circulation.
 Itused to be sad day in the life of a child when it had to take a dose of castor oil. It need be so no longer. Cheatham' Tasteless Castor oil answers every purpose and is exceedingly sweet and palatabe Price only 25 cents. Fhr sale by o How ell, Hugh Moncrief and G w Terry,
 Three-fourths life size enlars ed pictures, framed in Q inch steel bfonse framu, can be had at Dome's photo rooms, in Prescott, for S5, and full life size for s7--these are a No. | 1. Cheap ones for s2.50 and S4. If agents charge too high, come to headquarters.