July 18, 1886 (4 pages)

x will be additions made to the force is not capable of crushing the ore as fast as it can be taken out. It is quite likely that more stamps will be edded to the mill during the coming fall. There are about sixty men employed by the company, and there new ground is opened up. \There is enough ore now devel” oped to keep the mine in operation many years to come. There is a big quantity of ground in the claim that has not yet been penetrated, but it is morally certain to be very productive when the company getintoit.ce On ne No Cause for Alarm, The San Juan Times of yester-, day says: ° r ‘“‘We understand that some of the Republican would-be bosses at Nevada City are trying to cook up a scheme by which the county delegation to the State convention shall be a unit for Hartson for Governor.’’ We think the editor of the Times has been misinformed as to this matter. So far as can be learned, there is no sentiment at Nevada City favoring Mr. Hartson. The great majority of our citizens endorse John F. Swift, believing. that he will make the strongest candidate, Charles F. Reed also has a number of snpporters. There is not any inclination publicly displayed to send delegates pledged to any of these gentlemen, however. What our voters want as a rule is for the ‘Nevada county representatives to go tothe State Convention prepared to give their support to the one who is likely to prove the most popular standard bearer thatthe party can get. A Woman’s Will. The will of Lucy Dow, deceased, was. yesterday admitted to probate and Gilman Wright was appointed executor with bonds fixed at $3,000. The estate consists of two houses and a lot at Grass Valley valued at $1,500. Mrs, Dow directed in her will that the property be sold and the proceeds afier the expenses of her last sickness and burial be paid be divided between her { brothers, Amasa Estey of Thornton’s Ferry, New Hampshire, and Oliver Estey whose residence is not given. Standing Offthe Weather. There was a comparatively small crowd at the mid-summer party given at the Dancing Acad. emy Friday evening, but all who went hada splendid time. The Jadies in their lawn and calico dresses looked angelic, while the “gentlemen with their long-tailed dusters sailed around as graceful‘dy-as-somany balloons. There was much comfort in the thin raiment. “ “Nellfe Boyd Oeming. Nellie Boyd and her dramatic “Unknown.” = . AL Injector free with each Shiloh’s Catarrh , Reme=— ae t, all the members being PUBLinaeD AT : . journment, ing pinata Ohya ia Ghinety, soma F. M. Pridgeon, prosid: ——— . Certain property on Gold Flat _ TERMS: Valued at $100 was ordered addPER ANNUM. ..--000.02+-87.00 ed tothe assessment of John T, Morgan. “ company are negotiating to give three performances at this city the early part of next month. Among the pieces to be presented by them ‘is John A. Stevens’ most popular sensational melo-drama entitled ‘The Board met pursuant to adThe assessment of W. B. Hockthe Republic encampment at San Francisco. Therefore all men who desire to be naturalized in ‘this county in time to vote at the next election, should make application to him on or before Saturday, July 8lst. He will be found at the courthouse during business hours between now and that date. LS ALMmost every-person has some form 6fscrofulous poisen latent in his veins. When this poison develops in scrotulous sores, ulcers, or eruptions, rheumatism, or organic diseases, the suffering is terrible. Hence the gratitude of those who discover that Ayer’r Sarsaparilla will eradicate this evil. meee -The Mountain Well House. Mrs. John Robinson has opened the Mountain Well House on the Washington road, 9 miles above Nevada City, and is now ready to entertain the traveling public with accommodations and refreshments, jy13-6t —_———a ——Got Shot, — Mr. Eutsler, of Calaveras county, says: ‘‘I accidentally shot my horse, discharging the con: tents of a double-barrelled gun intothe hip, making an ugly hole, and quite deep. I cured him ina short time with the National Horse Liniment. One peculiar feature of this Liniment is, it keeps away the flies and prevents proud flesh.”’ Walter D. Vinton, Agent, . j80-1m Saiton’s Catarrh Remedy—a positive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria and Canker Mouth. Curr Bros. agents. Arrivals at the NATIONAL.HOTEL, Recrok Bros.. PROPRIBTORS,. July 16. Chas. Hegarty, Moore’s Flat, Miss M. Hegarty, do 8. E. Storey, Blue Tent, Sam. Peck, do Rk, P. Dey, San Francisco, D. Lewis, do Mrs. Cunn, San Juan, Miss Conn, do ° T. Petarkey, do H. D. Beam, Grass Valley, 8. E. Inlow, Marysvilie, ‘ Geo. H. Gule, Downieville, D. T. Cole, Mt. House. Notice to Bond Hold:rs. Office of County Treasurer of Nevada county, California, Nae ishere! y given that Iam prepared to rudeem the following bonds of Nevada county, issued May 22d, 1883, viz; -Bonds numincred 168 tu 300 ‘inclusive It.not presented for payment within 40 days, i: terest will cease at the expiration o! that time in conformity with the Ordi nance of the Board of Superv:sors, under and by virtue of which the bonds were issued, GEO. E ROBINSON, Treasurer of Nevada County, Cal. Nevada City, July 7, 1886. jy8-4t-law Notice to Bridge Contractors. gers proposals will be received by the Boar of 8 :pervisors 0: sierva and Neva‘ia counties (adgress F. M. Pridgeon, North Bluomfleid, Nevada county, or 0. Scheffer, Foress City,) up to Saturday, July Bist, 1886, at 12 o'clock M., for the construction of a bridge across the M.ddle Yuba River, leading from Moore's Fiat to Chips’ Fiat. Span 120 feet long, 8 feet wideand 4 fect h'gher than tne piers of the old. briige now: standinz. .The lumber must be first quali” ty sprace, and the :ren boits and rods ve of best Americanirun. Also for buiding approaches from trail ‘to said bridge. Als. two guys at each cud of the bridge. The coutract to be! completed September 30, 1886, and the contract price payable October 7th, 1886. Specifications can be seen at the office of the County Clerk» of Sierra and Nevada counties, or at the *dence of the above named Supervisors. Bids will be opened at Moore's Fiat August 2, 1836, at 1 o'clock p. m, : ‘the Board reserve the right to reject any and all b.ds,. : F, M. PRIDGEON, 0, SCHEFFER, Satvrpay, July 17, 1886. V For The candidacy of A, J. Tiffany PRICE LIST Cash ! candidate for County Superintendent of Schools is being most favorably received on all sides. He is notonly strongly endorsed by the teachers and patrons of the public schools, but by the ‘press. . We quote.as follows from two contemporaries : viood “Tea, per Japan Tea,; 4 bs #ickles, Sjgailon kegs, 1! ov “ "6 lb, box, I «English Breakfast{‘ I 560 sé ‘ 100 Ibs, $2 25 ; ; : SUNDAY, JULY 18, 1886. ing was ordered’raised from $200 boost ar 4 ‘a 7% San Juan Times of yesterday : —————————— SS . to $500. a iota i “ 4. 95. itis almost reduced to @ cerLOCAL MATTERS. On the assessment of Mrs. Kate} ’. 1 “ tainty that A. J. Tiffany will have : =o . b-ereped ommend hood CO 4c in the Repuwlican . G. Stover $100 was added for fur-. , oo. a “112% aclear track in the Repu ‘ _ THE NEVADA CITY. niture and $50 for an organ. White z in Wie 4” County Convention for County ; : i dded to é : -. Superintendent of Schools, As $200 on furniture was added t = aCe A Productive Mine—The Ore Deati Brown 14 ; ios’ holdin posits Constantly ImprovingGeo. D. McLean’s assessment. “m= 4.4 _the time approaches for ho ng More Stamps. In the assessment of John Vail Cc t 1G. «A the Convention and public opini tint ion becomes knowh, the parties ‘The Nevada City mine not only . the personal property was ordered} , nog “44 1 ~ eontinues to hold its own, but im. carried to the proper column. Cod Fish, 2 1 who thought of becoming his comves with each day’s work done. $100 was added to the assess-. 504g “an Wg petitors in convention, see the Fe ati ee, ‘ ‘ folly of making an-effort to beat “Incline No. 1 is down 850 feet. . ment of Stephen Roberts. Hil Bac 8 4 tly © ‘ing aneffi -s The ledge in the lower level shows} The Nevada City Mining Com-. 5 a Coffee, 6 “ 1 eg yuan age : 9a vs six feet of milling ore carrying . pany was ordered to appear and] . , ech ge ag iffany has made a first-cgood quantities of ie gold. The . show why its assessment should — wg perintendent of Schools.” north drift is richer than the south . not be raised from $43,800 to $51,peat oo a ey es ‘soa Tidings sips ab Ti reatsagged hl ta a vg assessment of Ed. Settles weve Rowe's te ——* Rg sistatsction in Wie "tain seyctaas : ' one . : tion of this most important. office. ee the oierea on propeny wu . atareb, a4 He poderamaiide all about . the it as vk which it was. ‘The Standard Shye Company pais ‘6 eune 1 schools and he is one of the most \ connected last month. by an up-. Was cited to show cause why il} son Corn, pes ae . efficient teachers in this State. \vaine Levels are beingrun each should not be assessed on machin-. G04, Peas. ae aos . dGieiie Farnseeess eae j ring boots and it my \ pres tttey ‘way abou bove the tun. °"’ for manufacturing i deine Reus 8 1 Oe aa arts wey pile ami . shoes and on stock of boots and s ee A In the slickens case of Miller vs. nel, sine rises pai “s boes bese aia hooey Controller Dunn, to compel the t gratifying extent and quality. . 8000S. salmon, Z F Meu iitendent “pus wre Board adjourned until 10 o’cl’k . papie Fruit, i ones . latter . a again a i ee “or wba trscaedantich ; : ay n ne peng ae ie gal gps caged FG. Bes Ci ‘ shades 3 ‘ icie Easianes Consioantien fund l »~G. Bearry, Clerk. 6s Jon ¢ ’ PEW tent of, wae! mae ee ie By W. D. Harris, Dep. car a 6 “-I ‘as authorized by the Legislature, ee ee on be doe c Phy ‘ the Supreme Court has reversed ie * rt I . the ore from the mine can be con: Sea ae, Deviled Ham, 4 a vio jubginant of the lower Coat, ee a ih : romeo . = which ordered a writ. of mandate to the mill which is at the old inJudge Walling of the Superior Lard, 8 lbs. se bs dione in praged tos” Men Coons cline. ‘ Court will leave here August 1st . erosene, per gallon, daciares the Deaidkge Act of Apsil dos pace we sd rite se or 2d to attend the Grand Army ot ei a RE 2 ee 23, 1880, to be unconstitutional. though being run night and d.y i yrap, 5 gallon kegs, , Ib, me ‘« “perfib. 35 Wood for Winter, Soap, iper box, 55 *e 5.50 4 3avon Soap, ‘ 1 25. Four foot oak at $5.50 per cord. Harkness Cand!’s, per bx, 3 40] : Four foot pine at $4.50. Goodwin's “ 9 mg}. Oak stove wood at $5.50. San*franc’s!.’ “ 60 All first-class,new and thoroughpriest as b 50 ly seasoned wood, and full measBassas ay aie ao . Ue zivenevery time. Lobacco periph, 50 Leave orders for large or small ’ ’ AND EVERYTHING ELSE IN PROPORTION. WILLIAM WOLF, pepsia Cure, the system yer di covered, A. ISUARD, 4 (TRADE MARK. } Damiana Bitters. Restorative, Luvigorator & Nervine. "WHE great Stomach Regulator and DysThe Mexigin Remedy for Diseavws of the Kidneys and Biad ler. \cknowledged by leading Poysiciins and Chemists to be the Greatess Invigo.ator of GENT. 25 26 35. 50 In conclusion, the Court says: “We do not see how thé Legislature can authorize the payment of moneys which it is prohibited from authorizing to b3 paid.” quantities at Tompkins & Son’s grocery store, Broad street, Nevada City. Se Orders filled on and after. August 15th. RT ET PS NS Ir you want a cold, refreshing and healthy drink, try Carr Bros,’ soda water. ti AATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL AND SP acs eR LCI as, RECTOR BROS., Proprietors. «we. THE NATIONAL EXie7)} CHANGE HOTEL is the Bar a'tt) finest structure north of iii ‘AL Sacramento. Fire proef,. rompt in alk its appointinents, elegantly furnished, and has recently beyn 1:enovated throughout. Tne Table fare will be unex‘eprionable and accommodation for fainilies specially provided. Charges to suit the times. nu .rom the Depot. stages leaves the House for North San .uan, Camptonville ‘Focest City, Alleghany, Pike City, Mountain House, Down eville, Lake City, Malakoff, North Bloomfield, Derbe Mine, Moore’s Flat, Graniteville, You Bet, Little York and Dutch Flat, THE JATIONAL BAR —AND— TYLLIARD ROOM Constantly supplied with the very Free Buss to best wines and cigars Nat’ ona Meat — Market. POLITICAL. Opposite Citizens Bank. C. J. NAFFZIGER. Fro »rietor For County Treasurer, 7 ENRY MONULTY, of Moore’s Flat, will bea -and date for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican County Coavent on. Beei, Pork, Mutton, Veal, sausages, Etc., Hams, Bacon and Lard, Wholesale or Retail: And ali_kinds of meat usually found in a first class market. AUL acan lican County Convention, For County Assessor. UICK, Sen. of Badger Hillwill be date for the ottice of County Assessor subject to the decision of the Repub437 Meats delivered free of charge. ap] Cc. J. NAF FZIGER,. rations. plications, ES A Taorover TeEaTMaN eRe Price 50 cents. Carr Bros.,. Committee of Boards ot supevyisors of Sierra and Ne counties. ‘on Stamps received. Unequa'ed for «old in -the Headache and Deatness, or any kin of mucous memb:anal irrita jon, : . a Ely’s Cream Balm Is aota Liquid or Snuff. It has ga ned an enviable Reputation wherever huown, displacing all other prepaAn article of unioubted merit, [+ allays painand causes no siezing. t Witt Cure. Jy18rojy 31 . ELY BROS., Druggists, Owezo, N.§Y. on, Send for circular, Sold by ali wholesale and retail druggists. Price 50 cts. 650 cts. by mail. Practical Dress M.kers and Milliners, BROAD 8T., above Pine, NEVADA CITY. e PAVING for a long number of years been recognized as the leading Dress Makers of Nevada county, have associated themselves together for the purpose of_car MRS. MILLS & GRISSELL. rere eeintendmenmeanazsannentinennt Satuapay, July 17, 1886. The Board met pursuant to adjournment, all the members b= ing present. F. M. Pridgeon presiding. The .quarterly report of F. M. Pridgeon, Road Overseer of DISTRICT NO. 3, ; Was adopted and the following bills forlabor. and material ‘were allowed: ‘ _M. Quinn $100, M. Shew $100, T. C. McGayin $200, 8. B. Crawford $200, F. M. Pridgeon $75, M. Shea $102.50, Crandall & McKillican $171.25, Samuels & Co. $42. Total $990.75. GENERAL FUND. James Reed, constable $203.15. a Services with Board of Eqalization—M. Brophy $39,° W. H. Martin $30, W. H. Mitchell $39, T. F. Collins $30, D. 8. Collins $30. fees, F. G. Beatty, Clerk. ~ By W. ‘D. Harris, Dep. Forlame back, side or chest, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. Carr Bros., agents. A an enn a “HacKMETACK,”’ is a pure and fragrant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents. Carr Bros., agents: ae ronan Everysopy drinks the delicious soda water sold by Carr Bros. _ tf Try Spider Leg Tea. J. J. Jackson keeps it. Finest tea in town. Try it. tf AKIN POWDER Absolut«ly Pure. marvel of purity, wholesomeness. ders SoLD ONLV IN CANS. Baxina\PowpeR Co., 106 Wal at. .N. Ye Broad St. Market. Nevada City, California. JAMES MONRO, Proprietor ind vicinity with Choice Sausages, Corn Beef, etc. At as low rates as can be purchased here in Nevada City. * Meats delivered within a reasonable ‘ance free of charge. If you wanta nice Roast, Stexk;-Cutter vnop, give me a call. l intend to always keep the best meacs t customers, Whether old or young, can rel upon yettipg what they order, A share of pudlicpatronage 's respectfull solicited, wh Sitgrt Peevey aes vi usa go quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. We guarantee it. Carr Bros. Agts. DeHaven’s Dyspepsia Destroyer will cure sick headache. In answer to your questions about the Cream Balm would say that I-used it for cold in the head with very beneficial results. I kave kept it on hand for nearly two years.—F. A. Reynolds, Riverside, Cal. 5 Tall For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, you have a printed guarantee on every bottle of Shiloh’s Vitalizer. It never fails to cure. Carr Bros., Agents. Catarrn Curep, health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh’. Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents, Nasal Injector free. Carr Bros. agts. pe 4 8 tandard Auction} StandardBoot & Sh We maké to order: Men’s Soles and Heels, Meén’s Fine Sewed Shoes, $7 to $9, Men’s French Calf Boots, $8.50, Men’s Miners’ Boots, $6, : Ladies’ French Kid, $6.50, REPAIRING : Ladies’ Scles and Heels, 75 cents, Children’s Soles and Heels, 50 cents. All kinds of _ \ $1.25, ae, ? =e This ‘powder never varies. A strength and More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with }the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powRoya. 1 AM prepared ‘to suppl) the people of Nevada ‘City Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, ements will be male with Mo n BOOTS AND SHOES AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES, Broad Street, ELOU SE. List'of: Goods: on hand to-cay to be sold at private sale. (Corrected Daily.) 1 nearly new Lounge. 1 pair Blankets. i Tob.ces Cutter, new. ( Baby Buggy. tlee Chest. A Lady’s Cutting Table. hh Wash Tub. A screen dor, 1 Pair feather pillows. 1 Second-hand carpet. 1 3%. Bedstead. 1 Castor, 5 bottles, 1 Stewart stove, (Jarge.) 1 Upright piano, 360. Lut petted plants. — i Clo:‘hes wringer. Lot men’s Mineu collars (all sizes.) i Lawn mower. i Second-hand bureau. } Second-hand washstand. 1 Second-hand bedstead. i Moss top Miatliress. 1 second-hand Lounge, $4 50. 1 Second-hand Bureau, 4.00. 14 vol. Banerufts History, new, sell at half price, 1 Hallet & Comston square Piano worth $450, sell for $250. 1 Child's crib with mattresses. 1 Small range. ‘ 1Student Lamp. 1. Bay Window Cornice.—-— 1 Ma.ons Hammer. 1 Elegant O11 Painting, (vew.) 1 Dark Bedroom Set, $15. A Light Bedroom Set, 2 New Bedstends. 1 wew Upholstered Mattress. Lot of Stove Pipe Several Show Canes. 1 Store Counter. A Wheeler & Wilson Machine, (good.) CPHOLSTERING TO ORDER, IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. @2@F" Second hand household foods bought, or will be sold on commission by auction or private Chicago Brewery ! Isracl Htosizin., Proprietor. See ORS ais eae HAVING COMMENCED THE MANUFACTURE IN THIS CI'LY OF LAGER BEER, I am prepared fo furnish the zoe with this Strengthening, Invigorating and Cooling beverage by the Barrel, Keg or on Draught. My long experience as a Brewer enables me to guarantee to customers that by purchasing of me they will get the Best Beer Made in the City. Families are respectfully requested to give my Beer a trial. I return thanks for the patronage extended me while proprietor of the Be 8. Brewery and solicit a continuance of the same, at my new rewery. ie ] ISRAEL HOSKIN, (few 8 . Paetic Combination Fence Factory Main St., foot of Aristocracy Hill, Nevada City, Cal. CHANNEL: & SMITH, Prop’rs. Best and Cheapest Stock, Rebbit, Chicken and He Fence Made: Pickets Woven into Five Double Strands Galvanized Bessemer Steel Wire. Strength, Durabiiity and Cheapness Combine? J nership, ogee E firm heretofore existing under ‘the “name and style of Brand Brothers doing business in the city of Neva‘a, is this day disgolved by mutual consent. All personsiniebted +o the undersigned are requested to make payment immediateNevada City, July 3.1886. tinue business at the old sta.d on Broad street, National Hotel Building. jy8 MUSIC LESSONS, Miss Mary Thomas The question of proper fencing commends itself to every land owner. We take pleasure in placing before you the claims of a Fence that combines the advantage of every fence in an eminent degree, and overcomes the objection of all others. It is SIMPLE, STRONG AND 0 7 +1) . . b procured in the market at the shop, and wm be pleased to receive pupils for DURABLE, easily pes Gp; te portable, and only needs a trial to convince anyone that it is the CHEAPEST AND BEST FENCE That can be made. It costs no morethan the objectionabl bed Wire fencing. It will turn all kinds of Mack It ee a wvlonan y , PIANO LESSONS. Leave orders at ap24-tf CARR BROS. Drug Store. lasuranee Company, OF CALIFOENIA, CAPITAL $300,000 Principal SAN FRANCISCO pres INSURANCE EN 3. F Hoventon President. J. 0 oN. Sueprarp, Vice President “Cuarurs H. Srory, Secretary R. H. Ma@inn, General Agent DAVID WATT Risks t property in Jon all ol just claims for loss, GEO W. HILL Manager. MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY (HOME MUTUAL OMce--216 Sansome St Grass Valley Branch for Nevada Co JOHN © COLEMAN of desirabk is county at rates as low as solvancy and a fair pruft will admi tof, guaran teeing a prompt and liberal response to a SHEEP CORRAL, and at one-half the cost of panels. By using dressed pickets with ornamented as ‘it makes a very hand:ome fence for Lawns, Gardens, and otler special purposes. No other fence can be so easily moved. The staples may be with drawn, and the fence rolled up like carpet a d 100 rods making a wagon load. r 7 eee 0% e 9 1 Re Simmons Call and See Our Machine at Work, And ascertain our prices before buying or making fence of any kind. . ARIETY STORE Remember the place, the building on Main street, Nevada City, 3 formerly occupied by Naffziger’s pork packing establishment. —_jyi0 a FANCY WORK — THE BEST PLACE! e Broad Street, Nevada City, nearly opposite Stumpf ’s Hotel. FRESH FRrulIrt, N OTICE ts hereby given that sealed pro-poeals wilt be seceived at the Clerk’s office until ten o'clock a. m.on Wednesday, July 21, 1886, for delivering in the Courtyard, nicely corded up, Twenty-thrce and a half (234) cords of good sound seasoned oak wood, the same to be four (4) feeb in length; and two cords of VEGETABLES, © MRS. A. C. AULMAN AND DAUGHTER pa ey rani vay ats CITY A 8 ime for instructions in cm ih iit: Cicars, Toracco, And a lafge line of other Goods. FRESH FISH OF ALL KINDS Received every Thursday evening. , MY PRICES ARE THE LOWEST, one and one-half condsof ogk wood of the sume description to be delivered av the County Treasurer’s office. The wood tobe delivered on or before the first day of October, 1886. The Board reserve. the: right to reject anv and all bids. By order of the Board of Supervisors. Nevada City, July 10th, 1886. : . G. BEATTY, Clerk. By W. D. Harris, Deputy. td Plain &}]Fancy Embroidering, Kensington Painting, rying on the business of Dressmaking in all its Branches. They also havé u fing stock of Millinery & Fanc ) Goods, Dress Tiimmiigs, Eto. To which they call the attention of Ladies, the Dressmakers’ Magic Acale. A fine assortment of Which will be sold very cheap. jy15 MRS. MILLS & GRISSELL, Notice to Coutracto:s., IDS will be received till Monday, July 26, 1886, for paint ng inside and outside bd kobectncias of < Agere District; Gold Fiat. ‘ol Specifications, ete, of the Trustees, W.-E, MrSERVEY, Agents for the Wallace Rule, and also ream Hal, . SWITCHES& FRONT PIECES WHEN APPLIED into the nostrils wili be }ahsorbed, effectually cleansing the nasal passages of catarchal virus, ¢ wsing healthy secretions, Itallays inflammation, protects e membranal linings of the head from adaitional colds, completely heals the’ sores and-restores the senses of taste atid smell. Beneficial results are realized by a few ap. LUMBER ! LUMBER V FLUME C0.’s YARD, Consisting of FENCING AND BUILDING Lumber ot all Kinds, FLOORING AND DRESSED LUMBER, ~ PICKETS, POSTS, SHAKES AND SHINGLES, Days for Cush & great] arty Prices, to close out the business. . . their selections, T~“) COOPERS CNAWForp, L-@ FoOTs, Executors of the Estat : : JOHN TREDENICK. . ceased. wee tt. Duan, de Ngvapa City, July 10, 188. The entire Stock of Lumber at the ws BE SOLD FOR THE NEXT 30 repersons wanting lumber will fin their advantage to call at once Soa le Bw WS Juné W. B. SIMMONS. Made by ‘Steam For 1. . spEciaL novice, [Ses . an eae, ‘ I . . (This painting warranted not to wash off.) d ! \ M. DRAN, Lessons also With, pleasure I inform the citi-. Barbotine eae, : iene Sich etc ea zens of Nevada City that I. have . a e ( succeeded in securing the services and Wax Work.; MERCHANT TAILOR of GE: 46 Broan 8r., Nevapa Crry. 427 Materials for all work tateihed. o Stamping of all kinds neatly done. A thoroughly expert Barber, ; and . tem for ad ae — me Wy Mr. Julius Lubosch, ‘ aman I feel confident will. give exami! . 1 Mave a Fine * perfect'satisfaction to the public von rice cea Sim Parent i¢ in his line of trade. He will here-. _lGARTHE’S RESIDENCE, MAIN ST. Foreign and: Domestic Goods, peer . ~* pee pied ? ND AM PREPARED og FURNISH of my building, on the . tlemen ” rade Ci corner of Broad and Pine streets, ' Notice to Creditors. ey with vin the ites te ts in the latest styles ailor, and have had and besides conducting a general barbering business will aan special attention to the cutting of Ladies, Gentlemen & Children’s STATE OF ROBERT HUTCHINS, E ceased. Notice is hereby ye ges the undersigned, executrix, of the vill of go po pivcea onan, to the creditors the said deceased, to exhib them ' tor the frat publication of this otic Sent Nevada ity Nevade cunt fornia, the 0 being In the latest and most desirable styles. The shop I have fitted up in the most gt fashion, and furnished with Koch’s latest. improved patented reclining chairs. NEVADA CITY. — @ Can Use Any Height and Size Pickets Desired.oe — makes a splendid © good body pinewood to be delivered at the same place; also. pw a second ps GORGE manager ¢ ord-Union ied by \ scription ¢ The Reco! atibuency No journs more res fairness, news give put few eg sentative ~ Joun H pointed I tor. He about tov canines city’s bill do not liq killed or quence th one but tl THERE Methodis and even W. Angw bers at th ject for t “verson oO! School at service. L. Hy co Oppor Bay this stay. W fuss, wh the estat half yea time, wil! a Visit. Erast made up date for . tion of C true-blue prove a . ticket if He woul Joun ( quite ar prospect couple c has alre and. thit Ar th to-day mornin; the ever All are « Ricw# quite sic of inhal when a¢ to be ar B. T. the Cen pany at visiting this city JOHN week 01 at Pike visit Feo pose. J. 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x will be additions made to the force is not capable of crushing the ore as fast as it can be taken out. It is quite likely that more stamps will be edded to the mill during the coming fall. There are about sixty men employed by the company, and there new ground is opened up. \There is enough ore now devel” oped to keep the mine in operation many years to come. There is a big quantity of ground in the claim that has not yet been penetrated, but it is morally certain to be very productive when the company getintoit.ce On ne No Cause for Alarm, The San Juan Times of yester-, day says: ° r ‘“‘We understand that some of the Republican would-be bosses at Nevada City are trying to cook up a scheme by which the county delegation to the State convention shall be a unit for Hartson for Governor.’’ We think the editor of the Times has been misinformed as to this matter. So far as can be learned, there is no sentiment at Nevada City favoring Mr. Hartson. The great majority of our citizens endorse John F. Swift, believing. that he will make the strongest candidate, Charles F. Reed also has a number of snpporters. There is not any inclination publicly displayed to send delegates pledged to any of these gentlemen, however. What our voters want as a rule is for the ‘Nevada county representatives to go tothe State Convention prepared to give their support to the one who is likely to prove the most popular standard bearer thatthe party can get. A Woman’s Will. The will of Lucy Dow, deceased, was. yesterday admitted to probate and Gilman Wright was appointed executor with bonds fixed at $3,000. The estate consists of two houses and a lot at Grass Valley valued at $1,500. Mrs, Dow directed in her will that the property be sold and the proceeds afier the expenses of her last sickness and burial be paid be divided between her { brothers, Amasa Estey of Thornton’s Ferry, New Hampshire, and Oliver Estey whose residence is not given. Standing Offthe Weather. There was a comparatively small crowd at the mid-summer party given at the Dancing Acad. emy Friday evening, but all who went hada splendid time. The Jadies in their lawn and calico dresses looked angelic, while the “gentlemen with their long-tailed dusters sailed around as graceful‘dy-as-somany balloons. There was much comfort in the thin raiment. “ “Nellfe Boyd Oeming. Nellie Boyd and her dramatic “Unknown.” = . AL Injector free with each Shiloh’s Catarrh , Reme=— ae t, all the members being PUBLinaeD AT : . journment, ing pinata Ohya ia Ghinety, soma F. M. Pridgeon, prosid: ——— . Certain property on Gold Flat _ TERMS: Valued at $100 was ordered addPER ANNUM. ...--000.02+-87.00 ed tothe assessment of John T, Morgan. “ company are negotiating to give three performances at this city the early part of next month. Among the pieces to be presented by them ‘is John A. Stevens’ most popular sensational melo-drama entitled ‘The Board met pursuant to adThe assessment of W. B. Hockthe Republic encampment at San Francisco. Therefore all men who desire to be naturalized in ‘this county in time to vote at the next election, should make application to him on or before Saturday, July 8lst. He will be found at the courthouse during business hours between now and that date. LS ALMmost every-person has some form 6fscrofulous poisen latent in his veins. When this poison develops in scrotulous sores, ulcers, or eruptions, rheumatism, or organic diseases, the suffering is terrible. Hence the gratitude of those who discover that Ayer’r Sarsaparilla will eradicate this evil. meee -The Mountain Well House. Mrs. John Robinson has opened the Mountain Well House on the Washington road, 9 miles above Nevada City, and is now ready to entertain the traveling public with accommodations and refreshments, jy13-6t —_———a ——Got Shot, — Mr. Eutsler, of Calaveras county, says: ‘‘I accidentally shot my horse, discharging the con: tents of a double-barrelled gun intothe hip, making an ugly hole, and quite deep.. I cured him ina short time with the National Horse Liniment. One peculiar feature of this Liniment is, it keeps away the flies and prevents proud flesh.”’ Walter D. Vinton, Agent, . j80-1m Saiton’s Catarrh Remedy—a positive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria and Canker Mouth. Curr Bros. agents. Arrivals at the NATIONAL.HOTEL, Recrok Bros... PROPRIBTORS,. July 16. Chas. Hegarty, Moore’s Flat, Miss M. Hegarty, do 8. E. Storey, Blue Tent, Sam. Peck, do Rk, P. Dey, San Francisco, D. Lewis, do Mrs. Cunn, San Juan, Miss Conn, do ° T. Petarkey, do H. D. Beam, Grass Valley, 8. E. Inlow, Marysvilie, ‘ Geo. H. Gule, Downieville, D. T. Cole, Mt. House. Notice to Bond Hold:rs. Office of County Treasurer of Nevada county, California, Nae ishere! y given that Iam prepared to rudeem the following bonds of Nevada county, issued May 22d, 1883, viz; -Bonds numincred 168 tu 300 ‘inclusive It.not presented for payment within 40 days, i: terest will cease at the expiration o! that time in conformity with the Ordi nance of the Board of Superv:sors, under and by virtue of which the bonds were issued, GEO. E ROBINSON, Treasurer of Nevada County, Cal. Nevada City, July 7, 1886. jy8-4t-law Notice to Bridge Contractors. gers proposals will be received by the Boar of 8 :pervisors 0: sierva and Neva‘ia counties (adgress F. M. Pridgeon, North Bluomfleid, Nevada county, or 0. Scheffer, Foress City,) up to Saturday, July Bist, 1886, at 12 o'clock M., for the construction of a bridge across the M.ddle Yuba River, leading from Moore's Fiat to Chips’ Fiat. Span 120 feet long, 8 feet wideand 4 fect h'gher than tne piers of the old. briige now: standinz. .The lumber must be first quali” ty sprace, and the :ren boits and rods ve of best Americanirun. Also for buiding approaches from trail ‘to said bridge. Als. two guys at each cud of the bridge. The coutract to be! completed September 30, 1886, and the contract price payable October 7th, 1886. Specifications can be seen at the office of the County Clerk» of Sierra and Nevada counties, or at the *dence of the above named Supervisors. Bids will be opened at Moore's Fiat August 2, 1836, at 1 o'clock p. m, : ‘the Board reserve the right to reject any and all b.ds,. : F, M. PRIDGEON, 0, SCHEFFER, Satvrpay, July 17, 1886. V For The candidacy of A, J. Tiffany PRICE LIST Cash ! candidate for County Superintendent of Schools is being most favorably received on all sides. He is notonly strongly endorsed by the teachers and patrons of the public schools, but by the ‘press. . We quote.as follows from two contemporaries : viood “Tea, per Japan Tea,; 4 bs #ickles, Sjgailon kegs, 1! ov “ "6 lb, box, I «English Breakfast{‘ I 560 sé ‘ 100 Ibs, $2 25 ; ; : SUNDAY, JULY 18, 1886. ing was ordered’raised from $200 boost ar 4 ‘a 7% San Juan Times of yesterday : —————————— SS . to $500. a iota i “ 4. 95. itis almost reduced to @ cerLOCAL MATTERS. On the assessment of Mrs. Kate} ’. 1 “ tainty that A. J. Tiffany will have : =o . b-ereped ommend hood CO 4c in the Repuwlican . G. Stover $100 was added for fur-. , oo. a “112% aclear track in the Repu ‘ _ THE NEVADA CITY. niture and $50 for an organ. White z in Wie 4” County Convention for County ; : i dded to é : -. Superintendent of Schools, As $200 on furniture was added t = aCe A Productive Mine—The Ore Deati Brown 14 ; ios’ holdin posits Constantly ImprovingGeo. D. McLean’s assessment. “m= 4.4 _the time approaches for ho ng More Stamps. In the assessment of John Vail Cc t 1G. «A the Convention and public opini tint ion becomes knowh, the parties ‘The Nevada City mine not only . the personal property was ordered} , nog “44 1 ~ eontinues to hold its own, but im. carried to the proper column. Cod Fish, 2 1 who thought of becoming his comves with each day’s work done. $100 was added to the assess-. 504g “an Wg petitors in convention, see the Fe ati ee, ‘ ‘ folly of making an-effort to beat “Incline No. 1 is down 850 feet. . ment of Stephen Roberts. Hil Bac 8 4 tly © ‘ing aneffi -s The ledge in the lower level shows} The Nevada City Mining Com-. 5 a Coffee, 6 “ 1 eg yuan age : 9a vs six feet of milling ore carrying . pany was ordered to appear and] . , ech ge ag iffany has made a first-cgood quantities of ie gold. The . show why its assessment should — wg perintendent of Schools.” north drift is richer than the south . not be raised from $43,800 to $51,peat oo a ey es ‘soa Tidings sips ab Ti reatsagged hl ta a vg assessment of Ed. Settles weve Rowe's te ——* Rg sistatsction in Wie "tain seyctaas : ' one . : tion of this most important. office. ee the oierea on propeny wu . atareb, a4 He poderamaiide all about . the it as vk which it was. ‘The Standard Shye Company pais ‘6 eune 1 schools and he is one of the most \ connected last month. by an up-. Was cited to show cause why il} son Corn, pes ae . efficient teachers in this State. \vaine Levels are beingrun each should not be assessed on machin-. G04, Peas. ae aos . dGieiie Farnseeess eae j ring boots and it my \ pres tttey ‘way abou bove the tun. °"’ for manufacturing i deine Reus 8 1 Oe aa arts wey pile ami . shoes and on stock of boots and s ee A In the slickens case of Miller vs. nel, sine rises pai “s boes bese aia hooey Controller Dunn, to compel the t gratifying extent and quality. . 8000S. salmon, Z F Meu iitendent “pus wre Board adjourned until 10 o’cl’k . papie Fruit, i ones . latter . a again a i ee “or wba trscaedantich ; : ay n ne peng ae ie gal gps caged FG. Bes Ci ‘ shades 3 ‘ icie Easianes Consioantien fund l »~G. Bearry, Clerk. 6s Jon ¢ ’ PEW tent of, wae! mae ee ie By W. D. Harris, Dep. car a 6 “-I ‘as authorized by the Legislature, ee ee on be doe c Phy ‘ the Supreme Court has reversed ie * rt I . the ore from the mine can be con: Sea ae, Deviled Ham, 4 a vio jubginant of the lower Coat, ee a ih : romeo . = which ordered a writ. of mandate to the mill which is at the old inJudge Walling of the Superior Lard, 8 lbs. se bs dione in praged tos” Men Coons cline. ‘ Court will leave here August 1st . erosene, per gallon, daciares the Deaidkge Act of Apsil dos pace we sd rite se or 2d to attend the Grand Army ot ei a RE 2 ee 23, 1880, to be unconstitutional. though being run night and d.y i yrap, 5 gallon kegs, , Ib, me ‘« “perfib. 35 Wood for Winter, Soap, iper box, 55 *e 5.50 4 3avon Soap, ‘ 1 25. Four foot oak at $5.50 per cord. Harkness Cand!’s, per bx, 3 40] : Four foot pine at $4.50. Goodwin's “ 9 mg}. Oak stove wood at $5.50. San*franc’s!.’ “ 60 All first-class,new and thoroughpriest as b 50 ly seasoned wood, and full measBassas ay aie ao . Ue zivenevery time. Lobacco periph, 50 Leave orders for large or small ’ ’ AND EVERYTHING ELSE IN PROPORTION. WILLIAM WOLF, pepsia Cure, the system yer di covered, A. ISUARD, 4 (TRADE MARK. } Damiana Bitters. Restorative, Luvigorator & Nervine. "WHE great Stomach Regulator and DysThe Mexigin Remedy for Diseavws of the Kidneys and Biad ler. \cknowledged by leading Poysiciins and Chemists to be the Greatess Invigo.ator of GENT. 25 26 35. 50 In conclusion, the Court says: “We do not see how thé Legislature can authorize the payment of moneys which it is prohibited from authorizing to b3 paid.” quantities at Tompkins & Son’s grocery store, Broad street, Nevada City. Se Orders filled on and after. August 15th. RT ET PS NS Ir you want a cold, refreshing and healthy drink, try Carr Bros,’ soda water. ti AATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL AND SP acs eR LCI as, RECTOR BROS., Proprietors. «we. THE NATIONAL EXie7)} CHANGE HOTEL is the Bar a'tt) finest structure north of iii ‘AL Sacramento. Fire proef,. rompt in alk its appointinents, elegantly furnished, and has recently beyn 1:enovated throughout. Tne Table fare will be unex‘eprionable and accommodation for fainilies specially provided. Charges to suit the times. nu .rom the Depot. stages leaves the House for North San .uan, Camptonville ‘Focest City, Alleghany, Pike City, Mountain House, Down eville, Lake City, Malakoff, North Bloomfield, Derbe Mine, Moore’s Flat, Graniteville, You Bet, Little York and Dutch Flat, THE JATIONAL BAR —AND— TYLLIARD ROOM Constantly supplied with the very Free Buss to best wines and cigars Nat’ ona Meat — Market. POLITICAL. Opposite Citizens Bank. C. J. NAFFZIGER. Fro »rietor For County Treasurer, 7 ENRY MONULTY, of Moore’s Flat, will bea -and date for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican County Coavent on. Beei, Pork, Mutton, Veal, sausages, Etc., Hams, Bacon and Lard, Wholesale or Retail: And ali_kinds of meat usually found in a first class market. AUL acan lican County Convention, For County Assessor. UICK, Sen. of Badger Hillwill be date for the ottice of County Assessor subject to the decision of the Repub437 Meats delivered free of charge. ap] Cc. J. NAF FZIGER,. rations. plications, ES A Taorover TeEaTMaN eRe Price 50 cents. Carr Bros.,. Committee of Boards ot supevyisors of Sierra and Ne counties. ‘on Stamps received. Unequa'ed for «old in -the Headache and Deatness, or any kin of mucous memb:anal irrita jon, : . a Ely’s Cream Balm Is aota Liquid or Snuff. It has ga ned an enviable Reputation wherever huown, displacing all other prepaAn article of unioubted merit, [+ allays painand causes no siezing. t Witt Cure. Jy18rojy 31 . ELY BROS., Druggists, Owezo, N.§Y. on, Send for circular, Sold by ali wholesale and retail druggists. Price 50 cts. 650 cts. by mail. Practical Dress M.kers and Milliners, BROAD 8T., above Pine, NEVADA CITY. e PAVING for a long number of years been recognized as the leading Dress Makers of Nevada county, have associated themselves together for the purpose of_car MRS. MILLS & GRISSELL. rere eeintendmenmeanazsannentinennt Satuapay, July 17, 1886. The Board met pursuant to adjournment, all the members b= ing present. F. M. Pridgeon presiding. The .quarterly report of F. M. Pridgeon, Road Overseer of DISTRICT NO. 3, ; Was adopted and the following bills forlabor. and material ‘were allowed: ‘ _M. Quinn $100, M. Shew $100, T. C. McGayin $200, 8. B. Crawford $200, F. M. Pridgeon $75, M. Shea $102.50, Crandall & McKillican $171.25, Samuels & Co. $42. Total $990.75. GENERAL FUND. James Reed, constable $203.15. a Services with Board of Eqalization—M. Brophy $39,° W. H. Martin $30, W. H. Mitchell $39, T. F. Collins $30, D. 8. Collins $30. fees, F. G. Beatty, Clerk. ~ By W. ‘D. Harris, Dep. Forlame back, side or chest, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. Carr Bros., agents. A an enn a “HacKMETACK,”’ is a pure and fragrant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents. Carr Bros., agents: ae ronan Everysopy drinks the delicious soda water sold by Carr Bros. _ tf Try Spider Leg Tea. J. J. Jackson keeps it. Finest tea in town. Try it. tf AKIN POWDER Absolut«ly Pure. marvel of purity, wholesomeness. ders SoLD ONLV IN CANS. Baxina\PowpeR Co., 106 Wal at. .N. Ye Broad St. Market. Nevada City, California. JAMES MONRO, Proprietor ind vicinity with Choice Sausages, Corn Beef, etc. At as low rates as can be purchased here in Nevada City. * Meats delivered within a reasonable ‘ance free of charge. If you wanta nice Roast, Stexk;-Cutter vnop, give me a call. l intend to always keep the best meacs t customers, Whether old or young, can rel upon yettipg what they order, A share of pudlicpatronage 's respectfull solicited, wh Sitgrt Peevey aes vi usa

go quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. We guarantee it. Carr Bros. Agts. DeHaven’s Dyspepsia Destroyer will cure sick headache. In answer to your questions about the Cream Balm would say that I-used it for cold in the head with very beneficial results. I kave kept it on hand for nearly two years.—F. A. Reynolds, Riverside, Cal. 5 Tall For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, you have a printed guarantee on every bottle of Shiloh’s Vitalizer. It never fails to cure. Carr Bros., Agents. Catarrn Curep, health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh’. Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents, Nasal Injector free. Carr Bros. agts. pe 4 8 tandard Auction} StandardBoot & Sh We maké to order: Men’s Soles and Heels, Meén’s Fine Sewed Shoes, $7 to $9, Men’s French Calf Boots, $8.50, Men’s Miners’ Boots, $6, : Ladies’ French Kid, $6.50, REPAIRING : Ladies’ Scles and Heels, 75 cents, Children’s Soles and Heels, 50 cents. All kinds of _ \ $1.25, ae, ? =e This ‘powder never varies. A strength and More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with }the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powRoya. 1 AM prepared ‘to suppl) the people of Nevada ‘City Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, ements will be male with Mo n BOOTS AND SHOES AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES, Broad Street, ELOU SE. List'of: Goods: on hand to-cay to be sold at private sale. (Corrected Daily.) 1 nearly new Lounge. 1 pair Blankets. i Tob.ces Cutter, new. ( Baby Buggy. tlee Chest. A Lady’s Cutting Table. hh Wash Tub. A screen dor, 1 Pair feather pillows. 1 Second-hand carpet. 1 3%. Bedstead. 1 Castor, 5 bottles, 1 Stewart stove, (Jarge.) 1 Upright piano, 360. Lut petted plants. — i Clo:‘hes wringer. Lot men’s Mineu collars (all sizes.) i Lawn mower. i Second-hand bureau. } Second-hand washstand. 1 Second-hand bedstead. i Moss top Miatliress. 1 second-hand Lounge, $4 50. 1 Second-hand Bureau, 4.00. 14 vol. Banerufts History, new, sell at half price, 1 Hallet & Comston square Piano worth $450, sell for $250. 1 Child's crib with mattresses. 1 Small range. ‘ 1Student Lamp. 1. Bay Window Cornice.—-— 1 Ma.ons Hammer. 1 Elegant O11 Painting, (vew.) 1 Dark Bedroom Set, $15. A Light Bedroom Set, 2 New Bedstends. 1 wew Upholstered Mattress. Lot of Stove Pipe Several Show Canes. 1 Store Counter. A Wheeler & Wilson Machine, (good.) CPHOLSTERING TO ORDER, IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. @2@F" Second hand household foods bought, or will be sold on commission by auction or private Chicago Brewery ! Isracl Htosizin., Proprietor. See ORS ais eae HAVING COMMENCED THE MANUFACTURE IN THIS CI'LY OF LAGER BEER, I am prepared fo furnish the zoe with this Strengthening, Invigorating and Cooling beverage by the Barrel, Keg or on Draught. My long experience as a Brewer enables me to guarantee to customers that by purchasing of me they will get the Best Beer Made in the City. Families are respectfully requested to give my Beer a trial. I return thanks for the patronage extended me while proprietor of the Be 8. Brewery and solicit a continuance of the same, at my new rewery. ie ] ISRAEL HOSKIN, (few 8 . Paetic Combination Fence Factory Main St., foot of Aristocracy Hill, Nevada City, Cal. CHANNEL: & SMITH, Prop’rs. Best and Cheapest Stock, Rebbit, Chicken and He Fence Made: Pickets Woven into Five Double Strands Galvanized Bessemer Steel Wire. Strength, Durabiiity and Cheapness Combine? J nership, ogee E firm heretofore existing under ‘the “name and style of Brand Brothers doing business in the city of Neva‘a, is this day disgolved by mutual consent. All personsiniebted +o the undersigned are requested to make payment immediateNevada City, July 3.1886. tinue business at the old sta.d on Broad street, National Hotel Building. jy8 MUSIC LESSONS, Miss Mary Thomas The question of proper fencing commends itself to every land owner. We take pleasure in placing before you the claims of a Fence that combines the advantage of every fence in an eminent degree, and overcomes the objection of all others. It is SIMPLE, STRONG AND 0 7 +1) . . b procured in the market at the shop, and wm be pleased to receive pupils for DURABLE, easily pes Gp; te portable, and only needs a trial to convince anyone that it is the CHEAPEST AND BEST FENCE That can be made. It costs no morethan the objectionabl bed Wire fencing. It will turn all kinds of Mack It ee a wvlonan y , PIANO LESSONS. Leave orders at ap24-tf CARR BROS. Drug Store. lasuranee Company, OF CALIFOENIA, CAPITAL $300,000 Principal SAN FRANCISCO pres INSURANCE EN 3. F Hoventon President. J. 0 oN. Sueprarp, Vice President “Cuarurs H. Srory, Secretary R. H. Ma@inn, General Agent DAVID WATT Risks t property in Jon all ol just claims for loss, GEO W. HILL Manager. MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY (HOME MUTUAL OMce--216 Sansome St Grass Valley Branch for Nevada Co JOHN © COLEMAN of desirabk is county at rates as low as solvancy and a fair pruft will admi tof, guaran teeing a prompt and liberal response to a SHEEP CORRAL, and at one-half the cost of panels. By using dressed pickets with ornamented as ‘it makes a very hand:ome fence for Lawns, Gardens, and otler special purposes. No other fence can be so easily moved. The staples may be with drawn, and the fence rolled up like carpet a d 100 rods making a wagon load. r 7 eee 0% e 9 1 Re Simmons Call and See Our Machine at Work, And ascertain our prices before buying or making fence of any kind. . ARIETY STORE Remember the place, the building on Main street, Nevada City, 3 formerly occupied by Naffziger’s pork packing establishment. —_jyi0 a FANCY WORK — THE BEST PLACE! e Broad Street, Nevada City, nearly opposite Stumpf ’s Hotel. FRESH FRrulIrt, N OTICE ts hereby given that sealed pro-poeals wilt be seceived at the Clerk’s office until ten o'clock a. m.on Wednesday, July 21, 1886, for delivering in the Courtyard, nicely corded up, Twenty-thrce and a half (234) cords of good sound seasoned oak wood, the same to be four (4) feeb in length; and two cords of VEGETABLES, © MRS. A. C. AULMAN AND DAUGHTER pa ey rani vay ats CITY A 8 ime for instructions in cm ih iit: Cicars, Toracco, And a lafge line of other Goods. FRESH FISH OF ALL KINDS Received every Thursday evening. , MY PRICES ARE THE LOWEST, one and one-half condsof ogk wood of the sume description to be delivered av the County Treasurer’s office. The wood tobe delivered on or before the first day of October, 1886. The Board reserve. the: right to reject anv and all bids. By order of the Board of Supervisors. Nevada City, July 10th, 1886. : . G. BEATTY, Clerk. By W. D. Harris, Deputy. td Plain &}]Fancy Embroidering, Kensington Painting, rying on the business of Dressmaking in all its Branches. They also havé u fing stock of Millinery & Fanc ) Goods, Dress Tiimmiigs, Eto. To which they call the attention of Ladies, the Dressmakers’ Magic Acale. A fine assortment of Which will be sold very cheap. jy15 MRS. MILLS & GRISSELL, Notice to Coutracto:s., IDS will be received till Monday, July 26, 1886, for paint ng inside and outside bd kobectncias of < Agere District; Gold Fiat. ‘ol Specifications, ete, of the Trustees, W.-E, MrSERVEY, Agents for the Wallace Rule, and also ream Hal, . SWITCHES& FRONT PIECES WHEN APPLIED into the nostrils wili be }ahsorbed, effectually cleansing the nasal passages of catarchal virus, ¢ wsing healthy secretions, Itallays inflammation, protects e membranal linings of the head from adaitional colds, completely heals the’ sores and-restores the senses of taste atid smell. Beneficial results are realized by a few ap. LUMBER ! LUMBER V FLUME C0.’s YARD, Consisting of FENCING AND BUILDING Lumber ot all Kinds, FLOORING AND DRESSED LUMBER, ~ PICKETS, POSTS, SHAKES AND SHINGLES, Days for Cush & great] arty Prices, to close out the business. . . their selections, T~“) COOPERS CNAWForp, L-@ FoOTs, Executors of the Estat : : JOHN TREDENICK. . ceased. wee tt. Duan, de Ngvapa City, July 10, 188. The entire Stock of Lumber at the ws BE SOLD FOR THE NEXT 30 repersons wanting lumber will fin their advantage to call at once Soa le Bw WS Juné W. B. SIMMONS. Made by ‘Steam For 1. . spEciaL novice, [Ses . an eae, ‘ I . . (This painting warranted not to wash off.) d ! \ M. DRAN, Lessons also With, pleasure I inform the citi-. Barbotine eae, : iene Sich etc ea zens of Nevada City that I. have . a e ( succeeded in securing the services and Wax Work.; MERCHANT TAILOR of GE: 46 Broan 8r., Nevapa Crry. 427 Materials for all work tateihed. o Stamping of all kinds neatly done. A thoroughly expert Barber, ; and . tem for ad ae — me Wy Mr. Julius Lubosch, ‘ aman I feel confident will. give exami! . 1 Mave a Fine * perfect'satisfaction to the public von rice cea Sim Parent i¢ in his line of trade. He will here-. _lGARTHE’S RESIDENCE, MAIN ST. Foreign and: Domestic Goods, peer . ~* pee pied ? ND AM PREPARED og FURNISH of my building, on the . tlemen ” rade Ci corner of Broad and Pine streets, ' Notice to Creditors. ey with vin the ites te ts in the latest styles ailor, and have had and besides conducting a general barbering business will aan special attention to the cutting of Ladies, Gentlemen & Children’s STATE OF ROBERT HUTCHINS, E ceased. Notice is hereby ye ges the undersigned, executrix, of the vill of go po pivcea onan, to the creditors the said deceased, to exhib them ' tor the frat publication of this otic Sent Nevada ity Nevade cunt fornia, the 0 being In the latest and most desirable styles. The shop I have fitted up in the most gt fashion, and furnished with Koch’s latest. improved patented reclining chairs. NEVADA CITY. — @ Can Use Any Height and Size Pickets Desired.oe — makes a splendid © good body pinewood to be delivered at the same place; also. pw a second ps GORGE manager ¢ ord-Union ied by \ scription ¢ The Reco! atibuency No journs more res fairness, news give put few eg sentative ~ Joun H pointed I tor. He about tov canines city’s bill do not liq killed or quence th one but tl THERE Methodis and even W. Angw bers at th ject for t “verson oO! School at service. L. Hy co Oppor Bay this stay. W fuss, wh the estat half yea time, wil! a Visit. Erast made up date for . tion of C true-blue prove a . ticket if He woul Joun ( quite ar prospect couple c has alre and. thit Ar th to-day mornin; the ever All are « Ricw# quite sic of inhal when a¢ to be ar B. T. the Cen pany at visiting this city JOHN week 01 at Pike visit Feo pose. J. E. into ca: voir on Jennie THE Lyons . tice So row eV “TS, maker yesierd PIAN Sticu’s Ane ' appear this cit of the whose contes siasm Presid muni: and t agree will i profes au exk each ¢