Nevada County picayune., 1891-09-17

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 Let us push every interest of our town and county. Prescott can be placed in the first rank of inland towns by doing this.
 Mrs. Featherston of Newman, Ga. has been visiting her sister here. Mrs. B. D. Thomasson. She returns this week, via Louisiana.
 Cotton is now coming in quite lively. Our merchants are paying the highest market price for it. Bid ding for the staple is often spirited.
 Nip your cough in the bud by taking "C. C. c. Certain Cough i Cure" a pleasant and effectual rem edy. Sold by Hinton Drug Company
 Mr. ]. NJ. Daniel who attended college at the State University, at Fayetteville, Ark, is now located at Coesfeld. Tex. He has our thanks for renewal
 Not oue-fourth of the merchants of Prescott patronize their home pa pers, ny advertising in them. It is q bad showing for the town. Indeed, ii is q shame.
 Thanks to NIT k. ?. Westmorc- land of Rosston, for renewal Tues day. He brought up several bales of cotton that day-is one of our best farmers.
 Mrs. B. H. Logan, son, Sammie, and little daughter, went as far as DeSoto, Mo-, with Mr. l.. (who was going to market Friday) where they will visit friends.
 Mir. C. C. Campbell, of Campbell s Cotton Compress Co.,, city of Cinc,n- nati, Ohio, writes: "Eycry body finds relief shortly after using Bra dycrotine for headache."
 A trial will convince the most skeptical that "C. C. C. Certain Cough Cure" is what it's name inn plies, a "Certain Cure. Sold by Hinton Drug company.
 We are constantly adding new subscribers to our list, which grows steadily. The people in the country appreciate a live, newsy and well printed paper like the PIcAYrNE.
 Mir. Jesse Rector, of Nashville, was in the city Sunday. He is one of our sister town, live and enter prising business mer. Prescott seems to possess an attraction for him.
 Preseott's population continues to increase. Sweet little girl babes came into three homes the same day -Thursday-Jno. x. Ferguson's, W. Y. Willingham's and MT. - Ba- . ronne's.
 Farmers are busy with the crop gathering and no tune to lose in pol tiles especially in the poor sort usu- ally dealt out hereabouts by socalled Reform parties, which never accom- plish anything.
 We learn movement is on foot to build second brick adjoining that of one just started tN Messrs. Mil burn X Pittman, and to make both two stories high. Let the work of improvement go on.
 J. T. Brooks X Co. appreciates the large trade extended them this year. They have accommodated friends, and as the cotton market has opened they ask early attention to the settlement of accounts.
 am agent for the Excelsior Laun- dry. of St. Louis, Mo-, Work sent every Thursday and returned We'd ncsday. Charges reasonable-samc price as tO St. Louis customers.
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 A number went over to Okolona Friday, from this place to hear Hons. rhos. C. McRac and w. Y. TOmp- kins speak among them Messrs. o. k. Mcdaniel, Jno. II. Arnold, C. B. Andrews, C. F. Wingfeld and W. G. Russell.
 There is no use or sense in agltat' inc politics at this time, distractiDg peoples thoughts from their work Mir. Bush has begun such thing, ir his seeking after office. Of course we can not afford to lei him go un' answered.
 See in another place, notice to con- tractors as to raising and repairing the Carousc leyce.
 MARRIED, four miles west of Pres colt. at 1 o'clock on Tuesday, Sept 10th. by Rev. J. R. Sher6eld, Mir C. E. Moon to Miss Mabel Rollins aThe PlcAYrNE joins their many eveiends in wishing them a life of hap nat hess and prosperity eve'We have feathers for sale, of diff l hTent grades, from l0c to i0c pei 'h oiund. Sell them at same price we
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 secu]..s" We have over two hundred acity ylnds of type metal, as good ol n astcr for babbiting than babbl 'nce, al, which we offer for less thar e of ,ho nr;co of hahbit Mill anC ,Iioa .n