Nevada County picayune., 1892-03-17

Many ladies from this section have
received great benefit by going to
him. All commend him for his great
work, and reasonable charges.
A few Of the opposition to De-
mocracy (less than twenty voters,
we learn headed by Messrs Grayson
and Bush, met Thursday night and
put out municipal ticket. Two of
those nominated have since posi-
lively refused 10 stand for election,
and it seems the two great leaders, y
are following forlorn hope.
The PICAYuNE is authorized to
announce Mr.. Jas. T. Gossett, as a
candidate for Circuit Clerk, subject
to the action of the Democratic con
vention. Mr.. Gossett is fine bust
ness man and splendid scribe, and
if elected would make an efficient
official. He has many friends in the
county, who will push his claims.
"Mystic Cure" instant relief for
neuralgia, at Hugh Moncriefs.
We do not handle lot of worth
less wares, old auction goods, we
indeavor to carry something worth
your money, in every department.
j. Il. Brooks 4 Co.
La Tosca and White Lilac, fine
toilet soaps, at Hugh Moncriefs.
Sec announcement of Mr. j. II.
Watson elsewhere for Circuit Clerk.
He is a fine book-keeper and would
make as good Clerk as the county
ever had. il elected to that office.
For many years he has been keeping
books for Mr.. W. b. Waller, and the
people know him we'll, hence needs
no further commentator at our
hands.
Esquire G. b. Andrews announces
elsewhere as a candidate for County
and Probate Judge. He understands
the law, having had several wears
experience as a J. F., and is true
blue Democrat. If elected we be-
lcve "Buck" would make us an eili-
cicnt and satisfactory officer. He
has many friends who will urge his
claims.
French, German and Irish fine
boxed paper, at Hugh Moncriefs.
Cotton is now being sold in New
Orleans, for September delivery, at
$50. Our friends can by this make
some estimate Of price for this years
crop.
J. L. Brooks & Co.
Angelina cures rheumatism and
nothing else. HCGH MoNCRIEF.
pay- WINE OF CARDUi, Tonic for Women.
Mr.. Corbn Johnson, now com
positor on the Fort Worth Gazette,
is up visiting his mother. He is a
most worthy young man, and we
are glad to know is doing well. He
began his trade in the Picayune Of
flee. He tells us printers average
about S25 week on the Ft. Worth
Gazette; we know they make even
more than this, in some other cities.
Last week our clever railroad
agent, Mr.. II. Nolz, received from
St Louis a splendid row boat, made
of tin. Friday he and Mr.. John 5.
Copeland went out to the river to
try it. After launching it, Mr.. Y.
got in and took his seat, when Mr..
G. pushed boat from landing, and in
trying to jump into it became over
balanced and fell in the river-the
boat turning over Mr.. Nolz also got
a ducking.
Third party humhug Reformers( y
loudly boot about 1.-THE par-tee, the
par-tec,' and wearing a collar, "
when speaking of Democracy, yet
when one OF their fellow
refuse TO run on the so-called Peo-
pies party municipal ticket, they
cry out TRAITOR" and threaten to
boycott him, besides "kicking him
out" of their party. They want to
force men to wear their third party
humbug collar. Fine fellows, truly
Parents should guard against the
tendency of their boys To stray off
from home and home influences. re-
Numbering the adage, that "evil
communications corrupt good man
ners." 1t Is true that bad company
will ruin any boy, Make home
( pleasant and attractive, and then it
will not be so difficult to keep your
boys from straying off. We believe
that parents should also be firm and
exact respect and obedience from
their children.
A large and enthusiastic mass
meeting Of Democrats, composed Of
our best citizens, met Wednesday
night, the 9th inst, and put out the
following excellent municipal ticket:
For Mayor, II. f, Wood for Recor-
der, w. r.. White, Jr. for Treas
urer, o. b. Gordon; for Aldermen,
DR.. j. NJ. Powell, Charles Elkins,
G. f. Wingfield, o. l.. Moncrief and
.. II. f. Written. Now let rs elect
this good ticket, and all pull for the
upbuildng and best interests Of
Prescott.
From private letter from our old
time friend, +. j. Eady, OF West
Point, Ga, enclosing clipping
from paper there, we see that MIR. +.
and three other young men were re-