Nevada County picayune., 1891-03-26
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Mr.. w. +. Gibson visited Texar-
kama Monday.
Best Clipped beef, for sale at W.
V. Willinghams.
Try some of the Princess tea, at
Armstrong & Sugg's.
Elder j. p. Copeland preached at
Shady Grove, Sunday.
A child of Mr.. Kirk Cummings,
died with measles Sunday.
Attorney Nj. w. Greeson visited
the "City of Roses" Friday.
You can buy the best pure leaf
lard at Armstrong & Sugg's.
There will be Easter services at the
Methodist church next Sabbath.
Fresh bread (baked every day.
can be found at DAVIS Gathright's.
Fourteen pounds white granulated
sugar for 81, at J. II. Kershaw's.
Fresh bread, baked every day by
Mrs. Harrell, at Davis Gathright' S.
Dried grapes and black berries and
evaporated peaches, at Armstrong &
Sugg's.
Fresh buckwheat flour and snow
flake crackers, at Armstrong &
Sugg's.
DR.. l.. j. Gillespie, now one of
Hopes popular physicians, was up
Saturday.
Sorry to know Sheriff Hood is on
the sick list, and hope he will soon
be out again.
Col. W. V. Tompkins and Judge
j. NJ. Pittman made business trip
to Hope Monday.
Messrs. j. L. White of Hope, and
Sid Briant of Clayton, were up pay
ing taxes yesterday.
Mrs. G. b. Amber and infant son,
of Hope, came up Monday, to visit
her father, Mr. Isaac Moore.
Messrs. w. b. Waller and Albert
Miner left Saturday for St. Louis,
to lay in new stock of goods.
Glad to add Mr.. S. II. Pittman,
one of our industrious, young farm
ers, to our list of subscribers.
Col. j. w. Harrington, manager
of the big new mill, made a business
trip to Ihloe, Texas, last week.
Mr.. j. l.. Ward, of Arcadia, sends
this paper to his brother, Mr.. w.
Il. Ward, Howell's Station, Ark.
Mrs, j. b. Evans, who had been
visiting her father, Mr. John Sewell,
of Clayton, returned home Friday.
Mr.. Wiley Hatley will remodel
and improve his residence at once
carpenters begin work this week.
Mr.. A. w. Moncrief and wife, are
visiting his son-in-law, Mr.. b. F..
Baker, of Boughton, this week.
We regret to learn of i'll health of
our old friend, Uncle Johnnie Weav-
er. Trust he will soon get we'll.
Friday the Vernal equinox occur
ed-days and nights equal. Consid-
cradle wind and some rain that
night.
Mrs. Ellie Freeman, of Severance,
Kansas, returned home Monday, af-
ter visiting her father, Mr., j. b.
Davis.
Mr.. J. L. Hendrix, now of Waldo,
was in town Thursday, Made US a
pleasant call, and renewed for his
paper.
Infant son of Mr.. NJ. V. Osborn
died Saturday, from an attack of
measles. We sympathize with be-
reaved parents.
Messrs Bemis & Whittaker's new
mill begin operations this week--will
first saw lumber for Themselves, to
nhlsh Duildihg'
Hugo" our Caney correspond
ent was sick with grippe last week,
hence failed to write. Glad to know
he is well again.
Mr.. S. b. Tadlock, who is now
selling county rights for Bryan's
burglar proof window screen, visit
ed Hope Monday,
y. &. Hicks 4 Co, have removed
the II. l.. Blakely stock of goods in
to the Harris brick, next door to
Hugh Moncrief's.
We add about dozen new SUBJ
scribers TO our list this week, and
still they come, win soon have
300 at this rate,
Best tobacco, cigars, etc, and
coniectioneHes, canned goods, to be
found in town, at Warren Willing
ham s-will Belzner'a old stand.
Prescott Lumber co. are putting
in grist mill for the accommodation
of the public-will be running in
two weeks.
Mr.. Joe Hamilton, is now with Mr.
W. II. Terry, at the corner brick
e. T Brooks old stand) where he will
be pleased TO see his many friends.