Nevada County picayune., 1891-11-12

was up Tuesday. Glad to know hlS hand that was cut in gin, is doing we'll.
 By request we publish article en- titled That Laneburg Preacher" this week. It can be found on our 4th page.
 Only six weeks until Christmas, and already the little ones are anx- iously looking forward to the happy time.
 Considerable interest is being man. ifested in the protracted meeting, now being carried on at the c. P. Church.
 Mrs. Sarah Winter returned home from Chamberlain, South Dakota Tuesday. Had been away several months.
 Foster X Logan Hdw. Co.,, have a large and complete line of queens ware, glassware, lamps, etc, at low est prices.
 J. k. Abbott, at the Aburrow stand, can suit the most fastidious in best of fresh meats, fish, game, etc. Give him a call
 Mrs. C. A. Berkshire of New Bos- ton, Texas, returned home Saturday, after visiting her sister here, Mrs. Alex. Vaughan.
 Mir. C. A. Jones is now carpenter ing at Mt. Vernon, Texas, but will still make this his home, his family remaining here.
 Rev. E. NJ. Pipkin, State Bible agent of the American Bible Society, preached splendid sermon at the Methodist church Sunday.
 Mir. Arthur Gillian spent Saturday and Sunday at home here. He is quite successful, and sells lots of goods through the country.
 Mir. Joel P. Miller of Carrolton, Ga, arrived Tuesday. He is broth er-in-law of MT. J. T. Sharp, and is selling territory for a patent planter.
 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.
 Mir w T Fincher, the clever Ross ton merchant, was in town yesterday and made us an appreciated call. He has our best thanks for renewal, some job work, etc.
 If you have goods, land, houses, or anything else to sell, or houses or farms to rent, it will pay you to ad- vertise in the PICAYUNE, which has aver 1250 sworn circulation.
 Quite number of subscribers to this paper are in arrears from two to four years. We have waited long, and now need all that is due us.- Will you please respond to this call
 Mir. J. $. Sandefur was up from Falcon with his son, T. s., on Sat urday he made us an appreciated, call, renewing for his paper. He re- gently came from Texas, and will re- turn soon.
 A week or two since Capt. Mat thew Parker, of Board Camp, Polk county, brought cotton to Prescott. This shows that this market draws from abroad. Hope can't begln to "hold light" to it.
 We do not sell to make profits, but want to get rid of our large stock of goods. So, come and see us, while we are selling out at cost.
 PREsCoTT MDsE. Co.
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 Messrs. Donal X Co.,, of Arcadia, are cutting lots of lumber and doing a good business. They are furnish ing the clty council of Prescott q large amount of splendid oak and pine lumber, besides shipping some abroad.
 Glad to hear that MT. J. l.. Cheat ham, of Dobyville, Clark county, will soon become a citizen of Pres colt. Will move here about the middle of December or January lst next. He is Messrs. F.. NJ. and w. H. Cheatham' father.
 Messrs. Peden and Dwight Blake spent Sunday here visiting their par ents. Peden still makes Little Rock his home and Dwight thinks of ac- cepting a good salaried position ir orchestra of lirst-class travelling theatrical company.
 Monday, committee consisting Of Messrs. B, II. Logan, Jno. s. Weay CT and J. NJ. Pittman, inspected the Carouse levee repairs, and received same. It is pronounced a splendid iob, Messrs. Hudson X COrneliu, deserve credit for the work done.
 pts~ We have quite considerable amount of type metal, as good oI better for babbitiug than babbi metal, which we offer for less thar half the price of babbit. Mill anC gin men needing it will save money by calling on us at the PIcArrNE of flee.