Nevada County picayune., 1891-07-02

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 Glad to add the name of Mr. 5. | C. Purifoy of Lackland to our list of subscribers. He is genial gentle man and successful farmer.
 Messrs. J. T. Brooks, B. H. Logan 0. R. Mcdaniel and Albert Milner, went out to Host lake" Thursday, and caught lots of fine fish.
 Miss Hattie Goode returned home .o Magnolia Thursdayafter a visit of several weeks, spent pleasantly with her aunt here, NJ rs. Julia Smoote.
 All we need to make the creamery grand success is material (milk) to work upon. Let the farmers fur nish this and they will never regret it.
 Capt. John Parker, our clever and popular county treasurer, is spend ing part of this week, at his home near Bodcaw. He makes a good of fccr.
 FoR RENT.-A conveniently loca- ted residence near business part of town, suitable for small family. Ap- ply to ]. W. Gardner at Picayune office.
 Next Saturday is the 4th of July, and being a legal holiday, the post office will be closed after 10 o'clock, except immediately after the arrival of mails.
 A pleasant call from our friend, MT. Thomas Wyle of Clayton, who renewed for his paper. He is one of our best farmers. Reports a fine rain Monday.
 Sheriff Hood jailed Sam Cornelius at Philadelphia, Friday. He was ar rested for attempted rape, in lower part of county some time ago, gave bond and run away. Messrs. T. k Dunn and J $. Stew art, from lower part of county, were in town Thursday. We thank our friend E. J. Alder, of Wllisville for renewal through MT. $. Dr. Mendenhall experimented for fifteen years before he was convinced that he had perfected in "C. C. C. Certain Cough Cure" the best reme- dy on earth for Coughs and Colds.
 Thanks to friend w. J Tompkins of Falcon, who called Wednesday evening of last week, for renewal. He was up prospecting-would be glad to have him move up near Pres colt.
 A pleasant call from Rev. R. F. Crow Tuesday. He sends the Pie. to his son, k. E. Crow, Magnolia. From him we learn a good rain fell around Harmony and Bodcaw Mon day.
 Mir. Chas. E Shankle, our printer, will leave tomorrow for few weeks recreation in Dallas county. Misses Edna Shaukle and Camilla Bascom accompany him on short visit to relatives.
 Mir. C. T. Cozart writes a sensi- bIe article in this issue on the Cream cry question. He furnished il milk the past month, and says it paid him well. Let every farmer consider the matter well.
 MT. P E. Bryson brought us a mammoth radish Thursday, Weigh ing ,! lbs, 16 inches in length and over 1 inches in diameter. It is gen. uine ''whopper, MT, B is one of our most successful farmers.
 Messrs. s. T. Bailey and G. B. Boswell from down near Brisbane, brought in wagon load each of fine watermclons Monday, which readily sold at from 30c to soc a piece. These were the first melons of the season.
 As is customary, we will celebrate the glorious 4th by taking a little rest and recreation, hence will issue only half sheet next week. Wish all of our readers a good time on the 4th-kRow we shall enjoy our two days rest.
 Mir. w. B. Garrett, one of Albany Ups best farmers and most popular young farmers, brought in wagon load of fine roasting-ears, realizing a good price therefor. We sincerely thank our kind friend, for several fine "messcs" brought us.
 Farmers go in debt to raise cot ton, working hard to raise an article of little value, and an uncertain crop, when, by getting dozen or two of good cows and furnishing milk to the Creamery, they would make clear money and not have one tenth the hard work to do.
 In company with messrs. o. R. Mcdaniel, Albert Miner and Mayor Arnold, the editor took fish on Host lake" Clark county, Monday, Had lots of fun and brought home nice "mess" of fish each. Some hu- morous incidents-as Mayor Arn- old and Owen McD. about the fall ing tree and seining.
 This week we begin publishing ser mons of the widely known and ad- mired Dr. Dewitt Talmage. Will I