Nevada County picayune., 1892-01-14

the Grand Jury, and MT. J. c. Young acts as it's clerk A good se- lection in each case.
 Mir. Edwin Bailey, son of MT. F. w. Bailey, of Willisvlle, was pleasant caller Monday-renewed for his father paper. Thanks.
 HORSE FOR SALE.-Any one wanting big bargain in good pony horse, apply quick, to J W Gardner, at this office Bound to sell now.
 Only few cases tried in Circuit court up to the time we print this is- sue, Wednesday afternoon Next week we will give court proceedings.
 For the next sixty days, I will sell all my winter dress goods and milli- nery at cost Come quick and get bargain. MRS A. F.. SHANKLE.
 Mill and gin men can get best bab- bit metal at less than half price at the PIcAYrSE office. Come and see us
 MT. J. P. Hendrix was in town Saturday. Glad to welcome him back as a ciuzen-recently moved from Waldo, to bis farm near Ross ton.
 Mir. Joe Percy, of Whitesboro, Texas, stopped over here to visit friends and relatives, Tuesday. He had been on visit to relatives in Missouri.
 Several visiting Attorneys at court among them Hon. Paul Jones, the silver tongued ToXarkana orator, and Hon. E. B. Trustworthy of Philadelphia.
 It will pay our readers to consult cur advertising columns. Merchants wanting your trade, and having bar gains to offer will always speak to you herein:
 Deputy Sheriff Joe Hood arrested one Brigham at TcNarkana Monday. Brigham is charged with criminal offense, we learn, committed in the lower part of the county.
 The February number of the Delineator published by E. Butterlck X Go. New York, has been received. It contains illustrations and de scriptions of the latest fashions.
 Hon. I. C. McRae returned to his post in Congress, last week. He was accompanied by his wife and three of thelr smallest children, who will spend the winter in Washington.
 Messrs. Hugh and Will moncrief have bought out the livery stable outfit of Mr. John Shrieves, and will continue in the livery business at the same stand. We wish them success.
 I buy for cash and sell for cash, so you see l can afford to sell con fectionerics cheap. Call and see me before buying elsewhere.
 DAVIS GATuRIGHT,
 SETTLE UP An parties indebt- ed to me are hereby notified to settle their account with W. T. Fincher, without delay, and very greatly oblige, DR. J. w. WARREN.
 Quite number of our friends have made Us pleasant calls the past few days. Remember the latching to our doors hang on the outside, and all are given hearty welcome.
 Our clever friend, Mir. Charlie Hudson, bas bought fine farm just below Hope. Hampstead thus gets another one of our best citizens. Wish hm continued prosperity in his new home.
 W. J. Mcdonald, superintendent Lanneau Manufacturing Co GrerG- vile, $. C., says: My wife has used Bradycrotine for headache and it is the only thing that relieves her sufferngs. -
 have bought the Sam T, White X Co. stock of groceries, confection- cries, etc., and will continue the business at same place. Call and get my prices, before buying.
 WATT. w. WHITE.
 Notwithstanding the cold and un- favorable weather Sunday, quite q large congregation greeted Rev. T.. II. Ware. at the Methodist church He is populal with all classes, and will make most excellent and ac- ceptable pastor.
 Sheriff Hood makes splendid of ticer. Of the fifty indictments found during the last term of our Circuit court, he has brought all to trial save two parties who went to Texas. This shows efficiency, and he deserves much credit for it.
 Prosecuting Attorney J. H. Me Collum is at his post in Circuit court, looking after violators of the law The States interests will not suffer in his hands. He will probably bring to trial this week, two of the cases on the charge of murder.
 Prof. Dwight Blake went up to Philadelphia last week to assist in furnishing music for theatrical company playing there. He re- turned home the first of the week
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