Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-08

rlah' s enterprislng young farmers, was up with cotton Friday. Glad to have him as a subscriber to this paper.
 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.
 Hon. Thos. C. McRae left Satur- day to attend the Union circuit court at Eldorado, Ark. He and Hon. w. NJ. Fishback spoke to large crowd there Monday.
 The Nevada County Bank and the Winters Hotel have received car load of coal and will use it for heat ing purposes the coming winter, in- stead of wood.
 Mir. $. D. Orren, one of Bough- tons industrious farmers made us q pleasant call Thursday. Glad to again place him on our roll as reg ular subscriber.
 Mir. J. G. Hanson now occupies house of Mr M. Y. Osborn, instead of Bell building, as we stated last week. MT. 0. fixed up house very conveniently Y for him.
 Mir. E. T. McDaniell of the Ross ton neighborhood, was in with cot ton Thursday, and carried out fine Eagle gin with which to serve the people at his ginnery.
 Esq. J. R. Jones of Clayton, and W. T. Harris of Bodcaw, who were up at the quorum court Monday, made us pleasant calls. Both have our best thanks for renewal.
 Mr. A. II. Arnold and Uncle John of Bluff City, were up Monday. Both are members of PIc's large family of subscribers, MT. Ar mold just coming into the fold.
 Several wagon loads of melons in town Saturday. We bought two from our friend J. NJ. C. Kirk of which were about as good as any eaten this season.
 Dr. A. D. Wren of Harmony, the clever and popular physician, was in town Monday. He is one of this papers very best friends, and we thank him for kind words and assist ance.
 Mr. Rufus $. Adams, of St. Louis and the L. $. mail service, spent Saturday and Sunday visiting rela- tives and friends here. Glad to hear our pleasant friend has been pro- noted in the service.
 Messrs. k. l.. Powers, W. V. Will ingham and Alfred Aburrow have gone on a prospective tour to Okla homa, to be absent several weeks. All went by private conveyance, with Mir. R. W. Stubblcheld.
 Rev. Mr Rosebcry of Hot Springs, has been selected as pastor of the Presbyteriau church here, and will preach twice a month, beglnnlng next Sabbath. He will remove from Hot Springs to this place.
 While at Hope the past week, met several old friends and subscribers, who renewed for their papers, as fol- lows: S. l.. and D. E. Cornelius, of Guernsey, and D. A. Fore and John Galloway of this county.
 We learn that matter of MT, Ear nest Amonette's injuring young la- dy. near Artesan two weeks since, was dropped-nobody appeared against mm on day of trial. His friends are pleased to know this.
 Mcssrs. Albert Milner and Jno, NJ. Putnam left Saturday for St. Louis, to buy goods, for their re- spective houses. Also Mayor Ar mold, Will Hart and Mrs. Matt White left same day to visit State Fair there.
 Marshal Ellison of Waldo, Ark, accompanied by Mir. Clark the drug, gist of same place, overlook a man by the name of Dye. runaway creditor of Mir. C., mar here Tues day. Dye paid up and resumed his journey.
 Long staple cotton is bringing be- tween S!c to 94c per pound here and middling short staple over 74c, No place can equal us in prices paid for cotton, because our merchants all buy and have plenty of money tc pay for the staple.
 The ladies pronounce these scis- sors to ,urpass anything they ever saw in scissors. Every pair guaran- teed to last five years, and they dc cut so sweetly. For sale by Prescott Hdw. Co.
 The ladies are cordially invited tc call at Mrs. Shankle's, and look al her beauties" in the way of hats bonnets and headwear,
 Rolled Oats and Snowflake Hom' inv. at sam T. White & Co.'S
 NOTICE TO IluNrERs. All hunter, are hereby warned to keep off my pasture, as will positively prose cute all violations after this date. mean business.
 ALFRED ABURRow