Nevada County picayune., 1891-10-22


 was up Monday. Called and renew ed fer his paper. and brought us the largest sweet potato of the season, weighing {! pounds, and measuring 13 inches long, 20 inches in circum- ference. We send it to the Hope fair, giving name of grower.
 Mir. T. J. Shell of Caney, made us pleasant call Thursday-renew- ed for his paper. He reports good crops. His younger brother, Mir. F.. k. Shell, left here the night before to take course at the celebrated Tulane University at New Orleans. We wish him the best of success.
 Thursday the editor of this paper visited the Clayton neighborhood. Enjoyed short stop at our friend Dr. J. $. Waddle's. He informed us crops were better than usual, and that the people were unusually healthy. The doctors warm heart showed his appreciation of latter fact, notwithstanding it was not to the in- tercst of his calling.
 Owing to the shortness of time in which to act, no nominations have been made, in the special election for next Saturday, for the office of County Surveyor hence place on tick cts are left blank. Now let Demo- crats center on good man and elect him. We learn that Mcssrs. Harmon Bishop and Emanuel Mautz, both Democrats, are candidates.
 I have on sale at stores of w. B. Waller and Cassidy and Milner, the improved Wise cotton seed. It is by far the most profitable of all cotton the average yield of lint from 100 lbs seed cotton being Al lbs. got the genuine seed from $. C., and gin ner's certificates, at above stores, show above result. l offer a reward of S25 cash for any other seed that will yield as much-on fair trial to be made the coming year. Call ear Iy and secure some of above valuable seed. J. NJ. BEy1LL.
 The community was shocked Fri day afternoon by the announcement that Mir. John D. Davis had been found dead at his stable door. He had gone out to catch his horse, and being missed investigation was made, when his dead body was found as stated above. Coroner Gammage was notified, and, summoning jury an inquest was helG Saturday morn- ing, verdict being found that death resulted from natural causes, and no violence used. pr. w. F.. Arnold was brought before the jury and gave it as his opinion that death re- suited from apoplexy. MT. Davis had long been one of our best citi. zens. The entire community deeply sympathize with the bereaved rela- tives.
 New goods and lots of them just received, at Cassidy x Miners.
 5lbs. good coffee, for one dollar, at Sam T. White X Co.'S.
 Dr. R. l.. St. John of Rowland, Putnam county. Mo-, takes especial pleasure in re- commenting Chalnberlain's Cough Romedy because he knows it to be reliable. He has used it in his practice for several years, and saws thero |. noae better. lt Is especially valuable for colds and as a preventative and cure for ,roup. This most excellent medi cine is for >alo by Hugh don"rief.
 If you are troubled with rheumatism or q lame back, bind on over the seat of pain a piece of flannel dampcncd with Chamber iain's Pain Balm, You will be surprised at the prompt relief ii affords 10 cent bottles for sale by Hugh Moncrlef.
 As preventative and cure for croup Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy has no rival IL is, in fact, the only remedy that can alway: be depended upon and that is pleasant and safe to take. There is not the least danger 1T giving it to children, as it contains no inluri ous substance. For sale at 30 cents per bot tie by Hugh Moncrief.
 Hugh Moncref, the druggist takes espec- ial pleasure in supplying his customers wltl the best medicines obtanable Among tho many excellent preparations on his shelpe may be mentioned Chamberan's COugl Remedy, a favorte during the winter month on account of its great success m the cure of colds. There s nothing that will looseI a severe cold SO quickly, or SO promptly re heve the lungs. Theu it countcracts any tendency towards pneumonia. It Is pleas ant and safe to take, and fully worthy of it. popularity.
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