Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-29

Prof. J. A. Crossland, who has been school teacher for many years, has secured a school near Arcadia, and will open it's next session next Monday.
 It will pay our readers to consult our advertising columns. Merchants wanting your trade, and having bar gains to offer will always speak to you herein.
 Seiber X Co.'S show, that exhited here Monday, was small concern, though there was some very good acting. It travels through the coun- try on wagons.
 Elders R. II. Mitchell and T. A. Middlebrooks, from below Rosstsn, passed through here Tuesday, en- route to Philadelphia, to attend the State Baptist Convention.
 Our lindsey, at 10cts. yard, is going fast-only few pieces left. Come at once, and get cheap lindsey at q bargain, for your Children's win ter wear. Cassidy X Milner.
 Quite number of subscribers to this paper are in arrears from two to four years. We have waited long, and now need all that is due us.- Will you please respond to this call i?
 Saturday afternoon the residence of Mrs. Geo. Johnson caught on fire from a spark from stove hue, and as wind was blowing came near de- stroying it. Fortunately it was ex- tinguished.
 Prof. w. E. Sutton writes us from Marcelena, Texas. He will. on Nov. 2nd, take charge of the large school there as principal. Hereto fore he has been located at Flores vile, Tex.
 We sold the past week great ma ny of our jackets. Those wishing one would do well to come and pur- chase at once, as we cannot dupli- cate the goods, for the price.
 CASSIDY X MILNER.
 The Nevada county teachers asso- citation will meet here at the chapel, next Saturday, with program as here tofore published in these columns. Prof. Thomas Crawford is president of the body.
 Mir. T. J. Embrey, one of the election judges of Taylor tp., brought up the returns Tuesday. He reports very small vote. Glad to have him join the PIc's large fam ilv of subscribers.
 J. T. Brooks X Go. are still in the lead, being crowded with customers every day. Their large stock and low prices, together with judicious advertising, bring them lots of custo- mers and big trade.
 Messrs. Cassidy X Milner have a large stock of new goods, and MT. Albert Milner, and Messrs. J. P. Copeland and Charlie Elkins, all po- lite, clever gentlemen, are ever ready to wait upon customers.
 Hon. Thos. C. McRae addressed a large concoursc of people at the Hope Fair Thursday morning. He goes to Camden this week, and, on invitation, will make an address at the Ouachita Valley Fair.
 Our stock of new goods are all in, and marked down, to strictly lowest cash prices. These goods. are all new and clean, and we guarantee you that you get your moneys worth. Try us. CASSIDY X Mn.NER.
 Cost-Cost-Cost-We are actu- ally selling out at cost, and want all to come and see how prices are slaughtered.
 PREsCOTT MD>E. Co.
 Our business was very satisfactory to us last week, and we arc still forg- ing ahead. Thanks to our friends for past favors, and will try to merit their patronage for the future.
 CASSIDY X MILNER.
 Drs. J. W. Peoples, J. M Powell and J. C. Young, as delegates from , the Baptist church here, are attend ing the State Baptist convention at Philadelphia. Mesdames J. C.. Young and J. NJ. Milburn are also in attendance.
 ! Mrs. W. $. Hinton of Atkins, Ark, returned home Friday. She had been here sometime visiting her brother-in-law, Dr. K. l.. Hinton, and to receive medical treatment from him, and went away almost re- stored to perfect health,
 FAIR WARNING! All who are in- debted to us, had better come for ward and settle at once. All accounts not settled by Nov. l5, 1891, will ! be placed in the hands of an attor- ney and suit brought. We mean busincss-iust what we say. Must wind mp our old business. l J. NJ. DENMAN X BRo.
 Our customers have been exceed ingly kind, to us in paying up so promptly, still there are some be. hind who have done nothing as yet. To these-we would request that they call and see us as soon as pos