Nevada County picayune., 1891-01-22

IT DlCaScU lHeU, VIII HloNc JHcic anu make it his permanent home.
 A pleasant call from our friend, Charlie Hudson, of Laneburg, who renewed hls subscription, Tuesday. He has bought farm of Mir. w. T. Holwell, who returns to his former home, Palestine, St. Francis county, Ark.
 Radam's Microbe Killer Germ Bac- teria or Fungus Destroyer, cures all diseases. As blood purifier, it never fails. As spring and summer med icine, it has no equal. C. II. Dome, agent, Prescott, Ark.
 When in town do not fail to call on Mrs. Shankle and secure some of those bargains in ladies, misses and children's cloaks. woolen hosiery and woollen and cotton underwear.
 We learn from Messrs. Weaver, Franks and other farmers living be- yond Carouse creek, that the levee on Rosston road is in very bad fix almost impossible. We trust Judge Sutton will look after this immediate ly, as we think he will.
 See adv. of Messrs Bemis & Whit aker, elsewhere. MT. w. G. Har- rington is business manager of the Company, with office for the present with pr. k. l.. Powers. All orders for rough or dressed lumber will be promptly filled by him.
 Mir. Dan Pipkin was up from Glen vile Saturday. He goes to Abiline, Texas, this week. His father, Uncle Daniel, and brother, Lewis w., will also move there soon, we learn from him. In their removal our county will sustain a severe loss.
 MT. w. c. Franklin is agent for an electrosene pencil, made by the Monroe eraser Co.,, which is a good thing. It quickly erases writing in ink without injury or abrusure of paper. All bookkeepers and persons who write much should procure one from him.
 Sorry to lose w. R. White X Co. from among the number of our mer- chants-they sold out Monday to Mir. w. H. Terry. They sold lots of goods, and number their friends by the score. On account of poor collections and light business, they decided to go out awhile.
 According to apportionment as made by Prof. J. H. Shinn, Supt. of Public Instruction this county has 5,45S school population, entitling it to S2,0l9.4G. Treasurer, Capt. Jne. Parker, has received this amount, and on Monday apportioned it to the different school districts of the county.
 On Friday, while in the woods splitting rails on his farm west of town, Mir. J. c. Brown was shot in the arm, by some unknown person. The only solution of it is that some body was out hunting with a win chester rife, and stray shot hit him, making flesh wound. Trust he will soon get over it.
 MT. A. J. Price, one of Boughton's prominent farmers, who has been q subscriber to this paper since it's first issue, nearly IA years ago, made us a pleasant call the other day, and renewed his subscription. Trust he will live to join in celebrating the 2lst birthday of the paper, when we eX- pect to give our subscribers grand barbecue here, Providence permit ting.
 The smallest person in the world is one that will take paper for a considerable time and then refuse it at the Post Office. A few of this kind were on our list and we'are glad to get rid of them. If an individual is too poor to pay for it, let him come up like a man and acknowledge it ; although not rich, under such cir cumstances we would cancel the debt.
 The Prescott & Northwestern rail- road is now graded out eight miles, to the old Duval mill site, and ties have been laid ready for the iron most of the way. Iron is expected in about ten days or two weeks, when it will be put down at once, a mile a day. Railroad and the big mill will be in operation in less than two months. Then our town will take on a good sized boom.
 Messrs. Bemis & Whitaker, are moving their big mill plant from Ihloe, Texas, to this place. Ma chinery coming in every day, and work of placing same in position go- ing on. Logs will be brought in on new railroad, to be sawed at mill hore-capacity 0,000 feet per day. Will have steam dryer, plainers, etc. and manufacture the finished lum- Der. Mir. w. c. Harrington, a most clever, capable business man, will act as general manager of the busi- ness.
 The postoflice at Clayton in this county, has been discontinued, for the want of postmaster. Good mail facilities are worth much to any community, and we are surprised the people there let the office be closed. We had about thirty sub-