Nevada County picayune., 1892-02-04

lTtSCOiI Is HOW well IpHtcu III
night, by gas lights.
Mr.. W. A. Moncriet made a bust
ness trip to Hope Monday.
Miss Noble Reed of Hope is here,
visiting relatives and friends.
Business in town very good, Con-
siderable cotton yet coming in.
Capt. w. r. White is now keeping
books for Messrs Blake 4 Hamilton.
A fine baby girl came into the
home of Mr.. Joe Bryan on the 2Sth
ut.
Attorney L. f. Hinton of Little
Rock, visited his father here last
week.
Mrs. l.. II. McSwain Of Emmett,
has been up this week, visiting rel
atiyes.
Attorney w. V. Tompkins made a
business trip to Memphis, the first OF
the week.
Mr. A. +. Stanton is rebuilding
his shop, down near his residence
on Front street.
Glad to add name of ii. A. Nc
Farland, of Proyencal, La, to our
list of subscribers.
Mr.. John Shrieyes and family re-
turned home yesterday, after hav
ing visited Nashville.
Seed potatoes. onion seets, fresh
garden seeds, ETC., just received at
j. L. Brooks x Co.
Hugh Moncrief x CO., at their liv-
cry stable, have for sale a lot of Tex
As red rust proof oats,
Miss Mamie Owen Of Hope, is
here visiting relatives, the family of
Mr.. O, II. Mcdaniel.
Miss lnez Gee spent Saturday and
Sunday at home, from the Arkadel-
phia Methodist College.
Ask Charlie Elkins when he and
Mr. II. NJ. Allen are going to estab-
lish that canning factory?
The cold wave flag was hoisted
Monday, but there was no change of
temperature. A mistake.
Thanks to our friend j. W.
Brooks, one of Laneburg's best
farmers, for renewal Friday.
Mrs. j, b. Evans returned from
Clayton Monday, where she visited
her father, MIR. John Sewell.
Mr.. John Brooks and sister, Mrs,
han Brown, of Homer, La. is up,
visiting their father, Mr. ii q RroQka,
Glad to send BIC. 10 Mr.. Z. +,
Shell, who is attending the Tulane
Medical College, at New Orleans.
Thanks to Mr.. j. S. Firstly, one
of BoughtQn Fps best citizens, for
renewal ON Wednesday of last week,
Mr.. j. \. Grassland closed his
three months school, out near
Arcadia, on Tuesday Of last week,
Mill and gin men can get best hab-
bit metal at less than half price at
the PICAYUNE office. Come and see
us.
Mr.. Joe Bryan has bought out
Marshall McCuller's draying outfit,
and will continue the drayage bust
ness.
Miss Maud McAlpin of Gurdon,
returned home Friday, after visiting
the family of Marshal McCuller
here.
Mr.. j. l.. Martin has sold the
Arkadelphia business college to Mr..
George Clark, and expects ~ go to
Oregon
Messrs, Gus Palmer and Marion
Brown, of the Arkadelphia College,
visited friends and relatives here
Saturday.
4 pleasant call from Mr.. Mr.. W.
b. Garrett, our clever Laneburg
scribe, Monday. He has our thanks
for favors.
No city artist can beat G. I'll.
Dome, in fine Photo work. Call on
him at his gallery over Hinton 5
drug store.
If YOU want the news fresh and
first handed, take the PIoAYuNE, 1t
is the best printed, newsiest paper in
the county.
We have received two cars, choice
red rust proof seed oats prices al
ways the lowest,
j. r. Brooks q Co.
We are receiving new goods in
every department. Come and see
us,
j. L. BROOK, q Go.
For the NEXT thirty days Mrs.
Wade the millner, will sell her en-
tire stock at cost, or less than cost.
We must have room for large
spring stock.
mssLrss,, MlsE OF cAe1y! for female diseases