Nevada County picayune., 1891-04-09

1t is our ambition to have rcl
printed, newsy weekly.
Mr.. L. +. Mum has gone t,
Cooper, Delta county, Texas calico
Friday and paid for this paper to b'
sent him. Wish him much success
Best tobacco, cigars, ETC., anC
confectionerles, canned goods, to be
found in town, at Warren Willing.
ham s-will Belzner's old stand.
Do you want "the latest?" If 50
go to see Price Cantley, with d. 6.
Hicks & Co. There you will always
find the correct thing
NJ. =. Watts & Bro, Camden
Ark, have a very large stock OF
shoes, bought at very low prices, and
they are selling them low. Go tc
see them and be convinced.
Fresh bread (baked every day
can be found at DAVIS Gathright's.
If you want a new suit of clothes il
will pay you to 60 to M. p. Watts &
Bro, Camden, Ark. They have got
them cheaper than ever before of.
fered.
Miss Eta Harris, of Dobyvlle,
one of Clark county's prettiest and
most fascinating young ladies', is Wis.
iting her friend, Mrs. w. r. White,
Jr.
Mr.. Isaac Moore has just rodded
houses of Messrs. Z. Watson and
Frank Newth, west of town. He is
the man to get your lightning rods
from.
. A pleasant call Thursday from Mr..
S. A. Reasons, of Willisville, who re-
newed for his brother, W b., also for
Mr.. Nat Malone, of Delta. Thanks
to both.
We learn an effort will be made to
get electric lights and water works,
soon. Trust it will be done--we have
advocated these conveniences for sew
eral years past.
The heavy frosts and freezes of
the past few days have damaged
gardens and fruit considerably. 1t is
thought, however, that all of the
fruit is not yet killed.
Mr.. John Blake, Of Gonzales,
Texas, is up on business and Wis
iting his brother. Accidently
spralned his ankle and has been con
fined at Capt. Blake's.
Mr.. w. G.. Harrington, manager
of the large Bemis d Whitaker mill
accdently spraincd his ankle quite
badly Thursday. Was able to be
out on crutches Monday.
Bodcaw letter came in too late.
Letters must reach us by Monday to
insure insertion. Trust our scribes
and advertisers will remember this,
and not come in too late.
Uncle johnnie Matthews, of Lane
burg, one of our most solid and sub
stantial farmers, was up Thursday.
We are pleased to add him to our
large family of subscribers.
If you have goods, land, houses,
or anything else to sell, or houses or
farms 10 rent, 1t will pay YOU to adj
vertise in the PIcArrNE, which has
over 1900 sworn circulation.
Mr.. S. W. Wright, of Chenille,
who was up paying taxes Tuesday,
has our thanks for a new subscriber
sends paper to his son, L. X.
Wright, at Buffalo Gap, Texas.
Bemis & Whitaker's mill is now
cutting over $4,000 feet of lumber
per day, running on half time. 1t is
interesting to watch the saw go
through the big logs so quickly,
Don't fail to give your order to
Mr.. j. II. Keel for Life and Labors
of Henry w. Grady" All should
have it. Popular prices. Mr.. Keel
will call Oh you in short time.
Collector Hood requests us to an
nounce that he will extend the time
for tax paying, week or ten days,
as there are so many yet behind.
Come up at once and pay your taxes.
NJ. =. Watts 4 Bro, of Camden
Ark, have just received full and
we'll selected stock of goods, and es-
peclally invite their Nevada county
friendsto call and examine their goods
and prices before buying.
Prof. j. II. Keel, of Rosston, is
canvassing this county, selling a fine
hook, Life and Labors Of Henry w.
Grady" 1t contains all OF Mr..
Grady's fine speeches, and every
body should secure a copy Of it.
j. X. Hamilton is now behind the
counters of the large mercantile
house of W. II. Terry, and will be
glad to sell his old customers goods,
at lowest rates.
The Crown organ l purchased
from A. Monson, is sweet and pow
erful in the tone; design and work.
manship beautiful. All who SEQ il
say it eau not he heat,
lRnR LoupRHMILL.
we have the ''latest," newest, best
and cheapest goods in the city, Mr..
Price Cantley will take pleasure in
showing Won our nice and comnlcte