Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-01

pairing CarousC ievee has been eX- tended until next Saturday. See notice.
 Mrs. Wade has received her new stock of fall and winter millinery. Ladies, give her a call, before pur- chasing.
 Trust our farmer friends will re- member us and pay mp for their pa per out of first bale of cotton brought in.
 To THE LApIEs.-Scissors at Pres colt Hdw. Co.'S guaranteed for five years use, without having to be sharpened.
 All kinds of confectioneries and iced drinks, cheap, at Will E, Hightowcr's. Call and sec him at the old ice house.
 A large number of our citizens at tended the Red River Baptist Asso- citation at Piney Grove church, near Boughton, Sunday.
 Ladies, by all means see those patent scissors for sale by Prescott Idw. Co. Guaranteed five years without sharpening.
 An appreciated call from our clev- CT friend, Mir. J. H. Sampson, of Rosston, yesterday. Glad to see him in improved health.
 Mcssrs. Pittman X Mlburn have torn down wooden building and will proceed now with work of building their double story brick.
 Nip your cough in the bud" by taking "C. C. C. Certain Cough Cure, q pleasant and effectual rem edy. Sold by Hinton Drug Company.
 Call and examine our stock of misses and children's school shoes, before you buy elsewhere,
 PREScOTT MpsE. Co.
 Misses Terrissa Blake and lnez Gee of the Philadelphia Methodist College, came down Friday evening to spend Sunday at home.
 Our fine graded public school now has over 300 pupils enrolled, and in daily attendance. Pros. Thos. Craw- ford is giving fine satisfaction.
 Rev. J. W. Erwin of Laneburg, was an agreeable caller Friday. He is one of the PIcAYCNE best friends and we appreciate his friendship.
 Mir. Robt. l.. Moore Is building a pretty new residence on West See ond street, near the Academy. Thus the work of improvement goes brave ly on.
 1t 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.
 The most stylish ladies hats, new est and prettest millinery goods, etc. to be found in Prescott, can be seen at Mrs. Wade's. Ladies, don't fail to give her a call.
 Mir. J. C. Hanson has removed his stock of goods into the Bell build ing. which has been fixed up for him. Will be glad to see his friends at his new place of business.
 Dr. W. R. Crossett, of the Peo- pies Bank, Hope, Ark, spent Sun day here with his daughter, Mrs. J. W. Gardner. Miss Ella and Master Roy Crossett accompanied him.
 Cost-Cost-Cost-We are actu. ally selling ont at cost, and want all to come and see how prices are slaughtered.
 PREsCorr Mp>E. Co.
 Railroad authorities are rebuilding and cnlarging cotton platforms here. This is well, as Prescott is known as the best market in this section, and will receive more cotton than ever. Our fall stock of new goods, con sisting of everything kept Tn first class store, Is in and open for inspect ton. It will be to your interest tc call. W. F. ARMSTRONG X Co. 1 The ladies pronounce these scis- sors to surpass anything they ever saw in scissors. Every pair guaran' tecd to last five years, and they dc cut so swcetly. For sale by Prescott Hdw. Co.
 We learn that Tn row at Man ning's gin, near RoSston Saturday i between Messrs. Thos, Grant and B F. Amons, latter shot at former twice, but missed him. Fuss was over a debt,
 Entertainment Friday night, got ten up by the Ladies Aid Society o 1 the Methodist church netted abou' SD. IL was a most pleasant affair 1 A new organ will he bought for theil pretty new church.
 We learn that Mir. Warren Fair childs, formerly of this county, diet at Rowley's Mill, on the Camden ant l Gurdon branch road, Sunday night from the effects of accidental injuries received at the mill Saturday,
 That neat new zinc counter at J NJ. Denman's market is quite neat