Nevada County picayune., 1891-06-18
Ed. k. H Mitchell, of Brisbane

Mrs. Love venerable, of Chapel Hill, Ark, returned home Friday, after two months visit to her sis ter here, Mrs. Fred Aurin.
 Messrs. T. $. Bryan and James Bell left Thursday, for Pike and ad- joining counties, with photograph and shooting gallery outfit.
 B. w. Cross, who was stricken with paralysis last week, died Satur- day. Remains were buried in De Ann cemetery Sunday afternoon.
 We noticed some stalks of fine oats at Mir. w. B. Walters Friday over five feet hlgh-sample from large field of Uncle Johnnie Weaver.
 A small fire out at Bemis & Whit aker's mill Saturday afternoon, burned kiln of lumber and a part of one runway to the palmer. Loss small.
 Mir. B. F. Amonette, one of our most progressive farmers, living west of town. was in yesterday, and reports plenty of rain and crops booming.
 Mir. J. c. Young and wife, Mrs. H. c. Turner, and Misses Ella Arm old and Terissa Blake are attending Ouaohita College commencement at Philadelphia.
 The third quartely meeting, Pres colt station NJ. E. Church South, will be held next Saturday and Sun day. Presiding Elder Ware will preach Sunday.
 MT. w. F. Ware has returned from Ft. Worth, Tex, and located at Hope for the present. He took full business course in the Ft. Worth Business College.
 Uncle John Nichols, of Bluff City was up monday, and we thank him for renewal. He is one of our success ful farmers, and we were gald to hear him say crops were good.
 We are pleased to learn that the city council has let contract to have De Ann cemetery thoroughly cleaned off, and ditches made deeper. All honor to them for such good work,
 Messrs. Miller and Jones, who came here from Georgia short time ago, are fine carpenters, and clever gentlemen. Next week they begin building Mir. Walters fine residence.
 Mrs. NJ. A. Gardner and daugh. ter, Miss Fannie, left for Carrollton, Ga., Saturday, accompanied hy her son, Mir. Charles H. Gardner, who lives there. They will make that their future home.
 Mir. Mart Greessns pet squirrel "Dick" is general favorite. A married lady friend says of his own ing such a pet: .tIt is good indica tion, and no doubt he will soon find some one to love for life
 A man who is able and wont take his county paper deserves and will receive no courtcsies from us. Some few are too stingy to take it-a few others get disgruntlcd and quit-no real excuse in either case.
 If you want the local news of Prescott and Nevada county first l handed and fresh, take the PICAYUNE, which gives most complete and spicy news of any paper ever published in the county.
 l will sell the best of smooth pressed brick, as low as price asked ! for other brick. Will also do any and all kinds of brick work, on demand. RoBT. $. O'NIEL. l J. NJ. Denman has just got his ice house colnpl"ted and filled with ice and choice beef, pork, fish, sausage, 4 mutton. The best ice h0use in town.
 SOLD OU [, and another lot high grade sewing machines and organs received, to go cheap for cash, or on the installmcnt plan, at A Monson's, ! Ii you are afflicted with any of the misera- bic skin diseases. such as Itch, Ringworm, Tet.er. Eczema or other similar troubles, try Hunts Cure. It is a sure and speedy rem edy and costs only 10 cents per box. For sale by J. 0. Howell, Hugh Moncrief aud G. W. Terry.
 Ras- BLACK. .DRAUoHT tea cures Constipation
 Great crowds continue to visit the new gallery near railroad depot. Our old photographic friend, "Nan, never fails to make fine pictures of babies and small children, and the low prices brings the crowd.
 We learn from Hon. Thos. C. Me- Rae that new mail route has deen established between Honeaville and Waldo, service to begin lst July. Glad to know this as people at Hon. eaville will then have good mail fla ciities.
 Mir. r. Norman announces else where that he will put up and run a public gin in Prescott-be ready for the fall business. He is an indus trious, popular gentleman, deserving q good patronage, which we hope he will get.
 Mir. D. F.. Pipkin writes us from layton, Kent county, Texas, saying send me the Pie. which we cheerfully do. He is there teaching school.