Nevada County picayune., 1891-03-12

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good, live, strong men for munic-
Ipal officers, and it wont be any
trouble to elect them. Organize and
get to work.
Mr.. Mack Spears went over to
Washington Monday to interview
the tax collector. He has some fine
black land farms and other property
in Hampstead.
Mr.. J. NJ. Daniel has moved from
this county to Brown county, Texas.
Mrs. ID. and two children left Mon
day, to join her husband, who had
gone on before.
We learn that Mcssrs. A. f.
Stanton and James Steele have
bought the Duval saw mill west of
town, and will soon have it in sue
cessful operation.
Parties desiring dresses either cut,
fit or made. will be guaranteed salts
faction by giving all such work to
Mesdames Alice McGill and Julia Mel.
son, at Mrs. Nelson's home, w Sd st.
Increase your yield of corn and
cotton by using Browns corn and
cotton fertilizer. For sale by CASH
dy & Miner.
Don't he clam-buy your furni-
ture of j. p. Dutfie, Of Hope, who is
almost giving away bedsteads, chairs,
ETC., etc.
Prescott Lumber Co. want to buy
six yoke steers or to contract logging.
Those who wish a genuine fit and
good goods for their money, should
not fail to see samples OF clothing at
Cassidy & Miners.
Messrs. f. N. hurry and A. S.
McGough. two of Laneburg's most
clever young men, were pleasant
callers at this Office Friday. Mr..
NJ. has our thanks for renewal.
We see from the Okolona Messen-
ger that MIR. Tom Hays and Miss
Beulah Cloud were married last
week. Both have many friends here
who wish them much JOY and happi-
ness.
Hon. rhos. c. McRae returned
home from Washington City Friday.
He will go regularly into the practice
of law here, until he goes back next
December. There are few better
lawyers.
Democrats meet Monday night to
put out municipal ticket. There
should be thorough organization and
good work done from now until the
election, then victory will again
perch on our banners.
Considerable excitement early
Tuesday night over false alarm Of
fire, from burning brush heap in
the southeastern part OF town. While
running to the supposed fire, Mr..
Price Cantley fell over stump,
hurting himself quite badly.
The money stringency is partially
! ONNl anu fAtklboObf hDhiaS N
Grecson are prepared to make loans
on improved real estate, to the ex-
tent of onc-fourth the value, where
security offered is worth not less
thar $1,000.
Mcssrs. T. NJ. Gamnage, f. T.
Mcdaniel, j. G. and Il. J. Atkins. j.
Nj. Mathis, Robt. Tidwell, and
Charles Tidwel (latter colored),
from about Rosstsn, were up Tues
day with cotton. All Of them are
good citizens, and subscribers to this
paper.
1t is estimated that the present
cotton crop will reach over eight mil
lion bales. Many farmers have held
cotton for higher price, which has
failed to materialize. AS rule
those who get out their cotton early
and sell at once, realize most money
for it.
Messrs. Bemis & Whitaker's large
mill building has nearly received its
covering of sheet iron, and maehin-
cry is being placed in position, Mr..
W. G. Harrington, their clever and
industrious manager, is pushing the
work. In few weeks mill will be
running.
Postmaster at Prescott returns to
us a number OF PICAYuNES, mailed to
j. Nj. Neal and John Aven, saying
they remain in office uncalled for.
Will friends Of these gentlemen do
us the favor OF informing them OF
this fact and ask them to call for
their papers.
MARRIED. AT the residence of the
BRIDES father, on Thursday, March
9TH, by Esq. j. B'Shers, Mr., Lum
Peachy to Miss Maggie Snodgrass.
The PIcAYuNk Joins in with the
friends of the happy couple in wish
ing them long life of happiness
and prosperity,
Our farmer friends will do us a
favor by remembering us when they
sell their cotton. 1t takes money to
run u wide awake newsy paper like
the PICAYuNE. Date printed with
your name shows to when your sub
scription is paid; see if you are in
arrears, and if so, please pay up.
MIR. -- Gibson, of Falcon, made