Nevada County picayune., 1891-12-24

it, we having been absent when the paper was printed
 A pleasant call from MT. Jas. r Thompson, of Willisville, Friday He renewed for his fathers GA. T. Thompson) paper.
 Thursday Mir. w. K. White, jr. killed a seven months old pig that netted l90 lbs. Our farmer friends will have to do well to beat this.
 Among those of our friends who renewed last week, were Uncle John nie Weaver, and his son, Mir. A. J. Weaver. Both have our thanks.
 The different Sundayschools will will have separate Christmas trees tonight, Christmas eve. This is well as there will then be no crowding.
 Hon. Thos c. McRae, who has been quite sick at Washington, D. C., was expected home yesterday or this morning, to spend the holidays.
 If you want the news fresh and first handed, take the PICAYUNE. It is the best printed, newsiest paper in the county.
 C. H. Dome's photographs here, cant be excelled in first class work and prices as low as usual. Give him trial.
 Those rockers and suits of furnl- ture, at the Prescott Hdw. Co.,, are daises, and oh, how cheap. Sash X doors too.
 Reader, when you go to Hope, call and see those pretty, low-priced dolls, toys and holiday goods, at S. w. Whites, jewelry store.
 The Prescott Hdw. Co. have the best and cheapest lot of furniture now for inspection, and sale, in their new brick, ever brought to Prescott. Sash and doors a speciality.
 MT. B. G. Murrah the clever post master at Brisbane, was in town Thursday. He renewed his subscrip- tion, also for Mir. J. A. Martin. Thanks.
 Mr. Alex. Vaughn has been wrest- ling with spell of pneumonia, but glad to see him out again. He IS now engaged with the Prescott Hdw. Company,
 The big saw mill of the Ozan Lum- Der Co. will probably begin opera tions about Jan. 1st. New railroad will also commence running trains regularly then.
 Rev. C. D. McSwain, of the Lit tie Rock conference. has been visit ing relatives at Emmet. He was sent to the Richmond and Rocky Comfort circuit for the next year.
 Mrs. w. R. White, ST. has been elected as a teacher in our public school, vice Mrs. Ella McRae resign. ed. Mrs. W. is a splendid teacher, and fully competent for the place.
 Sorry that the new pastor of the NJ. E. church, Rev. T. H. Ware, ha: been having a severe spell of grippe but glad to hear he is improving and trust will soon be himself again
 Mir. J. C. Jackson and Mrs Cl,ngsberry, were married Sunda, last, by Rev. w. T. Thurman. Tn, PICAYrNE joins their friends in cx' tending congratulations and best wishes.
 There will not only he considera ble swapping of business houses after Christmas. but several firms expec to dissolve. and new firms go into business here. We will chronicl, events as they tran.pire.
 Presiding Elder, G. M. Hill, fillet the pulpit Sunday morning and even ing. Glad to know he may make this his home. He is most excel lent gentleman and splendid preach CT.
 The railroad authorities are fen cing the right of way up nearly t' the depot, inside the corporate limits It does not look we'll, and our coun cil should stop the work. Hope di' so.
 Mir. $. J, Snodgrass. who has heal in the water service of the Littl, Rock & Ft, Smith railroad, but wh, was recently hurt, is spending awhile at his former home, nea Boughton.
 The PICAYuNE is the conceded of licial paper of the Democracy of Ne vada county, and has been such fo fourteen years. It now goes int l275 homes. If you want a newsy well printed paper, subscribe for i