July 2, 1886 (4 pages)

his kind special $1.50 a 5,’ sent orc, O y Br. al. letter Hct ge. tions. DER farket. iste. NK. DA CITY )00. 100,00. Presiden President .Caghier Secretary RG AN. BR. ° . Sell Exlop and Coun anciscea, Exchange apy part a Genera nk. Bank. of DP. O ABT, Cicer, 9 Prop’s. 1, SavRates, . atock of KD. 3, W. CROSS: IDS, reat Law: and U ited: Biock Ne: sods, echiF rice Company shmelt, r, )N HOTEL, prietors. lers in LARD. urv yor. a (ES K. BYRNE rs at Law, Building, cisco, CAL SKILLED sle—of all + once by & Co. \gency, rancisco. yndence oP eaii-3m0 * permonth. . Per Week 4.4% . the city, and I respectfully ask the public 81200, abs secrert —_—_ ARVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 2, 1886. ished Sept, 6, 1860, by K.P Brown & C0. = EVERY DAY EXCEPT MONDAY ~ Bier i 3 BROWN & CALKINS. L. § CALKINS, Editor, N. P. Brown, Business Manager. orFlO&“TRANSCRIPT, BLOCK, 32 Commercial Street. 4UBSCRIPTION PRION! me Weal. .ceecececererecersereseees Six Months. ae Three Months MASONIC NOTICE. e STATED MEETINGS on the Second Wednesday of each month. Visiting Brethren in good stand ing are cordially invited. D. E. MORGAN, Master. J. H. BoarpMan Seoretarv. jell Nevada Royal Arch Chapter, NO. 6, B. As ML. Vj STATED MEETINGS 21 ie Masoni¢. Hall, Nevada City, on p——~ the First Monday in each month. KEP) Visiting Companions in good (= standing are cordially invited to . 37 jj attend, p J H, Boarpman Sec. ‘hurrah! Hurrahi/The Largest, te best and Cheapest smoor. Ltdcery House in Nevada tity. TSasTHnD THAS. Equaleng n aroma, flavorand delicacy the Teas TO'THE FRONT ONCE MORE. . 2s used by the natives in Japan. NESE TEAS are fresh toasted third less quantity to produce d the prices are plainly marked on DICK SMOOT AND HIS DAUGHTER BESSIE “AVING renovated and fixed up my store on Main Street, Nevada . Un City, 1 cont yagi’ to furnish the pope the same strength as old Teas, an with ereryth oT _ sock pom package : Tr ° ——— FRESH FRUITS. Both domestic and . Sam#et...---ots ew Se ana 9 tropical, in season. 6 kine . CONFECTIONERY & NUTS, . Sunrise. Of all Kinds, Sumrise Everything usually found i cery. Establishment. always kept on h who have never traded with me I ex invitation to call before making their purchases. 18 AND 20 COMMERCIAL STHEET. T. H. CARR. CARR BROTHERS, THE PALACE. BR Corner Pine and Commercial sts., keep vonstantly onhand a large and complete stock of every First Olass Drugs Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHS, ETC. SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, A -kinds of -Periadicals Pictorials and Newspapers, Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, THE FINEST BRANDS OF CiSARS EB Prescriptions accurately and carefully com pounded by a careful and competent Druggist TWENTY-FIRST INDUSTRIAL EXMIBITION # Mechanics’ \, SAM FRANCISCO, CAL., 1886, Will be held in their immense Pavilion, on Larkin, Hayes, Polk and Grove Strtets, from AUGUST 24th TO SEPTEMBER 25th, INCLUSIVE, play of the NatURAL an cts of the Paciric Coast. aL Premiums of Money, Medals and Diplomas are offered to Counties and I of Farm Propucts oF ALL This is the best time andt to the people a CANNED GOODS, vericuics, “7 °° Tea, Coffee, Spices, Sugar, Yeast Powde's, And Everything Needed in a Family. Fresh Limes -a Specialty. TOBACCO & CIGARS, , Cigarettes and Pipes, and all kinds of smoking material. —_ 4a aim to sell as cheap as any firm, in of Nevada City and vicinity to give mew call. . DICK SMOOT, And His Daughter Bessie. For Sale. . .House and lot situate en 81300 ee oten le. Lot 170 by 300 feet. A . ie. iy . 1.3; oleh” Real Estate & Ins. Ags. House and lot situate on 92900 Sane Real Estate & Ins. Agt. $950 . i a lot ete on pring street, adjoining Baptist Uhurch, 8 rooms, partialiy furnished. Apply to I. J. KOLFE, Real Estate and Ins. Agt. Rouse and lot on Aristoc$2000. = we . i ‘oo ene Real Estate & Ins. Agt. $7600 House and lot on East Broad street; 4 rooms, lot 65 feet. mnt. Apply to Lz ROLES, : » Real Estate& Ins. Agt. The Nevada County Land and Improvement ‘Association Or -THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES ‘or : $3300 Home and Garden, con@ taining 4844 acres, 8} acres in city limits; 2 good houses, barn, sheds, etc., 500 grape vines, 400 blaékberry, 100 strawberry, 40 peach trees, 50 apple, and es fine variety of other fruits, all ‘under fine state of cultivation, and situatedon road < leading from Nevada City to Grass Valley. 2200. A good Farm, 104 acres. g very favorably situated aout 2 miles from. Nevada City; good house, barn ete., with two horsesand7 cows, 7 dozen chickens, saddle«, harness and small farming implements, 7 tons hay, 2 A new House within @ blocks of business portion of the city Mnepeern 3 8 rooms, bath, celar, woodshed and stable. A beautiful situation. . i $3000. caettnnes how hi road, Good , rl 60 acres under enltivation. house of 12 rooms, barn and houses; natural water; suitable for fruit, or stock. 60 = $20 . Wood tract and oni acres = : uh acres » orcha: . ¥. tiles from N. , $7 A cottage with 2 3-10 acres with facilities for yg just outCASTORIA for Infants_and Children, “Castoria is so Well Adapted to children that {recommend it as superior to any prescription HL A. Arcuer, M.D., 111 So, Oxford 8t., Brooklyn, N. Y. Castoria cures Colic, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Diarrhea, Eructat‘on,ear gives sleep, and promotes diTum Centaur Company, 182 Fulton Street, N. ¥. mown to me.” “BEEHIVE.” livered to any part of the city. Or. M. L. MARSH, High Priest’ . J. J. JACKSON, “< o=== PROPRIETOR. The ollowing PURE JAPA r the new process, requiring one50 cents per pound 60 cents per pound 75 cents per pound $1 per pound sazeestaeseess €es8 ereeepes ov 0:09 Wawa dee € p eae ee o 0 Oe. -oF'* ira ws hth a ei pha wie Pe eG. 6.6) 8. 0 686.0 * 6972 0's COORG OO Se Hoe n a First-Class Gro-. ¢ and. To those. # tend a special. g J. & CARR STORE. Nevada Citything usuall found in Institute, With a grand dis d ManvFACTURED. PRODU etc.\see the Comee and woe Soowit. WALTER -D. VINTONrropr Letor Large Stock ne Patent Medicines, ynnv satus) Fine Perfumery, Fancy Si -. €ombs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, formation. ORNWALL, President. juni7 ™m esired in E. H. GAYLORD. _g*I. CALDWELL, Wetary Public and Conveyancer. street, Nevada City. State and Fe tera!. OFFICES—Former office of Walling & , on Pine street, two, doors Searis W P eps Mountain Ice. The Ice Company is now prepared to yeéeive orders for Ice in quantitiés to suit customers. Ice deders left at the Company’s office or with W. H. Crawford, will be promptly attended to. je2 ———2< oe “HackmeTack,” is a pure and fragrant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents. Carr Bros., agents. Forlame back, side or chest, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. Carr Bros., agents. ie aia THE GRAPE CURE SAL MUSCATELLE. A Quest‘on of Grammar. Two of the school committeemen of a neighboring town got into fierce argument. One said that a man sits down, while the other was equally sure that he sets down. ‘. Seeing that there was no hope of coming to an agreement they decided to leave it tothe chairman. of the board. That dignitary heard {the arguments advanced on éither sid. He then hemmed three times, swallowed his Adam’s apple twite, inflated his chest till he looked like a pouter pigeon, and delivered ‘himself thus: ‘‘Gentles men; you are both wrong. You don’t say a man sits down, nor sets down ; you say he sot down. And now let us goon with the examination of applicants for the vacancy in the high school. Thev’ve got to be mighty spry if they pass my catechising.’’ — > oe -—— — — A MarRRIED lady who was in the habit of spending most of her time in the society of her neighbors,’ happened one day to be taken ill, and sent her husband in: great haste for a physician. The husband ran a short distance, and then returned, exclaiming: ‘‘My lear, where shall I find you when {come back?” mie A MAN must -not expect -to—live .n clover simply because he marries a grass widow. You can’t judge a man by his size. The biggest orange bas the hickest peeling, AINAXAB. SSNS A N: tural Sick Headache and Dyspeptia Cure in America,The§-rystallizcd salts, as extracted from pes and fruit, a most wonderful produc irom Nature's laboratory. Have itin you: homes an { travels—a specific :or the f weary or worn-out, It cures sick h he. dyspepsia, stomach and bowel a removes-biliousness, stimula’es the liver t« a healthy action, counteracts the effects of impure water and the excessive use of alco holic beverages, and prevents the absorption of malaria, and suppies to the eystem the want of sound, ripe fiuit. Prepared by the LOND ON SAL-MUSCATELLE CO., LONDON, ENGLAND. Beware of imitations. The genuine in ‘blue wrappers el caf Send for circulars to G.EVANOVITCH, General American Manager, P. 0, Box 1968, New York City. Mention this paper. For sale by CARR BROTHERS, Druggists'and Chemists, Nevada City, Cal GRAND Celebration aud Pienie ! AtMAYVBERT ON MONDAY, JOLY 5, 1886. Grove, on Fall Creek Avenue, durin the day,anda DANCE# at the new Schoo Maybert Schoo! Fund. Dance, $2.50. burr, B. J. Watson, H. Stowe, Jas. Guest, Jas. Gribble, E. Sneath, E, T. Worthley. Ely Guest, Ed. Palmer, Ed. Shattuck. ny, J. maker. BLoomFIELD—F.M. —— AL Snell, O. K, Cloudman. ORATOR OF THE DAY: GEO, A. HARE, ‘. Corner Broad and. Pine Sts., Atiorneys and Counselors at Haws) (of Attention Civen TE : By a Competent Druggist 1 As the lot must be sold at once. Fourth of July . se House in the evening, for the benefit of the COMMITTEE ON PICNIC--J_G. Frecen: COMMITTEE ON DANCE—Fred Medlin, INVITATION COMMITTEE — Wasuixeton—Chas, Grissel, Frank Worthington, John Brimskill. Nevava Crry—A. J. TiffaA. Rapp, Geo. Lord. Grass VaLiry _¢ E. Clinch, Dan Collins, J, 2. Shoeta—A. Towle, J. A. Robie, You Bst—B. F, Prof. A.J. TIFFANY “1s Treastirer of School Fund derived fr npivipuaLs. for Exhibits mene Seed Tee Se KINDs, except Live Stock. oe ee — he best place to show to, Nevada Drug Store, t large the resources of : For Premium List, Rules, “missioner for your County; Seeretary, J. H. Culver, 31 promptly foray, wren. ¥. Srovr,, Secretary. w land; orchard, garden, ete., . = Elixir for the Skin. ought at forced sale and placed with WALTER VINTON, Corner Broada Pine Streets. The pric; ha; been put.downtto 1 CENTS PER BOTTLE, = ie testimonials are from le well ‘I known in this State and accessible at any ] time. A few are given in the local column. {HE TESTIMONIALS SHOW THAT JF THE SKIN, if syeryd used, it will give a B ing or fards. the skin. ite natural color : and several times a day, if desired. It and VELVETY, brili effect is almost miraculous. Directions for its use: sre arn d avo 1 *RESIDDN -me}a lid Soaps, to Compounding Preseriptions and Perfect{Purity G: aranteed. Gaylord b Broad ; former office of AGENT 10R THE EEtT INSURANCE COMPANIES IN THE WORLD SS, . Imperial Landon, Northera Queen, Liverpool, Landon. The Celebrated Egyptian A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF4‘1HIS Great Complexion Beantifier has been It will cure almost every kind of DISEASE ternal machinery. If troubled {LLIANT and FAIR . with i 8: Rheum JOMPLEXION without the use of whitenth Erysipelas, Salt pene t will most effectually CURE PIMPLES. In many instances it wil REMOVE FREO" ss KLES in a few minutes without irritating . from the blood with Dr. RichTt will give TONE to the SKIN, and when . mond’s Samaritan Nervinée. $1.50 applied on an old and wrinkled face will . 9¢ Carr Bros make it appear immediately masy years 2 Its application on the head will imme-. . For Dyspepsia and Liver Comdiately sooth all irritation of the scalp, * i et dintely sooth all irritation ore the hair ¢@ . Plaint, you have a printed guaran Appiied on the skin of the fare, arms and eK P : hands, ie will give a WHITE and. Vitalizer. It never fails to cure. Ss whic! astonich and please those who try it, and the effect is immediate. Carr Bros., Agents. This elixir is warranted to be PERF&CT—_—_---—-LY HARMLESS, and can be used every day, Ladies Ask Your Friends. exceedingly pleasant and cooling. It makes P dee oxin imaediately vatlae it we, Sort A great many of ladies of Nevanh an ear; it . e Se a ee KIN, 1 wilt in. 2S City have tried s bottle of @ tew minutes REMOVE 8U N BURNS; it is Ainaxab, the Egyptian Elixir; the best remedy ever fcund to cure the eryP F inflammation produced by PUIfor the skin and complexion, now SUN OAK; a few applications will be suffi. : gient, and for all Lends of skin diseases its being sold at a sacrifice by W. D. Wash the skin with soap and water, and after drying it with a towel, rub n the elixir . need to rest upon them for a repura with a soft cloth: where the skin is. not very : r PICNIC will be given at Blue Bell . sensitive, rab harder; where wrinkles are to ation. If any lady has not tried A he rezoerves (> oe caenet: t, we ask only that she inquire sebaceous matter in the pores, commonly called blackworm, rub the elixir also a little longer; they, will generally disappear after Got Shot. TICKETS—Ancluding Piente and . %¢ oF two applications. Keveda City ALExaNpDER Dumas has lately protested against the abusive~employmentof the word demi-monde; which be. created. Dumas. says that the demi-monde he has seen ‘and described ‘is entirely different. frum thethixed society ofthe presvent day which is understood: when this term is used. In the salons frequented by the author of the ‘Dame aux Camelias,’’ the ladies assumed a virtue if they had. it not, and ‘were not venial. -They had, he says, love'as.an excuse for their follies, and: this fact shows that they were entirely unlike those who-aretoday called: demimondains. ‘ 3 —o-—— “You never saw my hands as dirty as that?’ said a petulant mother to her little girl. ‘No, but yeur mother did,’’ was the prompt, reply. Broruer JonaTsaNn—I can’t understand what yeu say. What have you got in your mouth ? Canueck—Wo’ms fo’ bait. From the size of some of the Anarchists’ heads we judge that it is going to be difficult to keep the rope from slipping off. ener Mr. P. M. Barser,.has used Ely’s Cream Balm for catarrh in his family and commends it very highly. A lady is recovering the sense of smell. A Tunkhannock lawyer known to many of our readers, says he was cured of deafness.—Pittston, Pa., Gazette. Dr. PExninaTon, dentist, Broad st. near Post and Express ‘Offices. > 2-2 and Canker Mouth. Carr Bros. agents. A Thunder Storm month-filed:with neglected teeth, ‘and. rescne those faithful servants of mankind from utter ruin before it is too late. Don’t neglect to try it: You will be surprised and delighted with its result. i Like the face of a. elock, the condition of the skin indicates the regularity or irregularity of the inBoils, or any other form of external inflammation, expel: its cause tee on every bottle of Shiloh’s Vinton. Ainaxab has many most valuable testimonials from San Francisco, but it does. not now among her lady friends about it. ———— —s Mr. Eutsler, of Calaveras counCarr Bros., agents. —_—— oe Teachers’ Examination. ings yrnaren. —— tinue four days. applicant. A. J, Tirrany, SEILOH’s Catarth Remedy—a} 5. Running—Free for all, twopositive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria year-olds; $25. entrance, $10 forMay purify the air, but nothing ex. feit, $250. added. $75 to second cept SOZODONT will purify the horse, $50 tothird. One mile. ‘led. Second horse $75, third $50. ty,says: “I accidentally shot my horse, discharging the contents of a double-barrelled gun intothe hip, making an ugly hole, and quite deep. I cured bim in a short time with the National Horse . to first horse, 25 per cent to second Liniment. One peculiar, featare ofthis Linimentis, it keeps away SLeePLess Niguts, made miser‘he semi-annual examination of applicants for teachers’ certificates . and 3334 to the second. will begin at Washington Schoolhouse, Nevada City, on Tuesday, July 6th, 1886, at 9 a. u., and con-) Where there is more than on ‘. entry by one person, or in one inThis display will assuredly be(7th Agricultural District Farr, aa Nevada aud Placer Counties Races and Stock: Exhibits at Glenbrook Race Track, Between Grass Valley and Nevada City. PAVILION EXRIBITS AT MEVADA CITY. Commencing on Tuesday, August 24, and Continuing Five Days. Qver Ten Thousand Dollars SPEED PROGRAM: In races desiguateine “District” all horses are @ligible that were owned in the counties of Nevada or Placer, comprising the 17th Agricultural District, and El Dorado and Amador of the El Dorado District. No. 8, prior to June 1, 1886,. unless otherwise specified. TUESDAY, AUGUST 24TH. 1. Trotting— (District), 3:00 class ; P fom $250. 2: tting—2:30 class, free for all’; purse $600. 3. Trotting—for 2-year-olds or under, (17th District), mile and repeat; purse $300. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25TH. 4. Running—Free for all; $50 entrance, $25 forfeit, $400 added. Second horse $100, third $50. Mile and repeat. feit, $150 added. Second horse $50, third $25. Dash of half a mile. y 6. Running—For 38-year-olds, free for all ; $50 entrance, $25 for7. Pacing—Free for all; purse $600. ; 8. Trotting —1-year-olds; half mile and repeat ; purse’*$200. THURSDAY, AUGUST 26TH. trict) ; purse ls 10. Trotting—2:22 class, free for all; V exced 1,000. ll. ‘Trotting—3-year-olds or under. District. Mile and repeat. Purse $400. . 12. Running — Saddle horse stake, District horses, catch weights; $5 entrance, $50 added ; four moneys, 50, 25, 15 and 10.per cent. FRIDAY, AUGUST 27TH. 13. Running—Free for all; $50 entrance, $25 forfeit, $500 added. Second horse $150, third $75. Two miles and repeat. 14. Running—Free for all ; $25 entrance, $10 forfeit, $200 added, cond horse $75, third $50. 3% of 4 mile and repeat. _ 15. Running—Free for all; $25 entrance, $10 forfeit and $300 add One and one-eighth miles. 16. Trotting — For © stallions owned in the District; purse $500. SATURDAY, AUGUST 28TH. 17. Running—Free for all ; $25 entrance, $10 forfeit, $200 added, $75 to second horse, $50 to third. 1g mile and repeat. 19. Trotting — Free for all; purse $1,200. CONDITIONS. cent to fourth, any two classes alternately, if nec i i terest, the particular horse they A fee of $1 will, according to the emp asco’ eek be Mamed be 8 State law, be-collected from each. p, y. of the day preceding the race. No added money paid tor td Sec. Co, Board Edutation. . * walk-over. Try Spider Leg Tea. J. J. Jackson keeps it. Finest tea in town. 1) opwise. Toilet Articles of all kind . Try it. tf entries. Swazr’s photogaphs are second. In trotting races drivers will be to no artist in the State. Govand roquaren ab peat _ of cater i i ery on . ¢° which. musi nam see specimens at his gallery on ii cir entries Hotel, -Prices lew. 030-tf ned All trotting and pacing races are the best ae in wi except the POETESS, two-year old, unless otherwise ' mrasitled . five to enter, and three MISS IDA BITCHRCOCE, rd proke aut ae Board a the right to hold a less number than fre to fill, by the withdrawal PROF. E. MULLER, of a proportionate amount of the purse. Entrance fee, 10 per cent on purse, to accompany nomination. Trotting and pacing purses divided atthe rate of 50 per cent eszary to finish any day’s racing, ‘ lor to trot a special race. -between , able by that terrible cough. Shi il Raga he making vg: He : y to tke loh’s Cure is the remedy for you. over shall beentitled on entrance money paid in. When less than the required number of starters appear they may contest for the en’ money, to be divided as follows : 6635 10 the first, Rules of the State Agricultural Society to govern running races, Will be given a v except when conditions named are =x (7. 1888, GRAND CELEBRATION : OF THE 110th ANNIVERSARY American Independence NEVADA CITY, MONDAY, JULY 5, 1086, Everybody Invited. Don’t Fail to See the in Parse and’ Promiums. [Spectacular Parade ! At 100’clock a, u., by the FIREMEN, MILITARY And other Organizations. GRAND ——. M. SUK Came A = EFORTH. rge Lord, of Grass Valley. T.H. Wilhelm, Grass Valley D. E. Morgan, of Nevada City. T. S. Ford, of Nevada City, PRESIDENT OF THE DAY, ‘B. N. Shoecraft. ORDER OF THE PROCESSION, 1, Marshal and Aids. A i ieee . Nevada Light Guard. 4. Mexican War Veterans. 5. Grand Army of the Republic. 6. Grass Valley Firemen. 7. Nevada “ae Firemen. 8. Hydraulic Home Guard. 9. Eagle Hose Co. No. 8. 10. Curriages containg officers of the Day and City Trustees, 11. Mounted Brigade, 12. Grass Valley Band. 18. Native Sons of the Golden yest of igs Valley and Nevada ity with Car representi Great Seal of California. mee LINE OF MARCH. Down Broad to Plaza, up Main to Commercial, up Commercial to Pine and Broad, up Broad to East 9. Trotting—2:50 class, (Dis-] and West Broad, streets, countermarch down Broad to Pine, down Pine ef yt, “ween down Commercia aza up Broadter and disband. # waligvee AT THE THEATRE, The order of the exereises at the ee has been changed as folows: 1. Music by the Band. J 2. ‘Uncle Sam’s Union Party’’ by fifty young ladies and: gentlemen. 3. Introduction by Presid the Day. : pla 4, Prayer by the Chaplain. 5. Vocal solo and-chorus, ‘Our Nation’s Birthday,’ Miss Jennie Marsh, 6. Reading of the Declaration of nde ndence. 7. Vocal solo and chorus, ‘The Flag of the Free,’’ John Werry. 8. Poem. 9. Music by the Band. 10. Oration. 11. Benediction. ORATOR. Hon. John F. Switt, (Of San Francisco.) CHAPLAIN, “gi 18. Trotting—2:40class;purse]} REY. M. D. BUCK (Of Grass Valley.) READER, PROF. J. W. HITCHCOCK, (Of Salt Lake City.) (Of Salt Lake City.) MUSICAL DIRECTOR, (Of Nevada City.) In the Afternoon: 15 per cent to , and, 10-"per Firemen’s Race, rey 3 Tah National -Apocslation Bales to Between the the flies and prevents proud flesh.”’ . govern trotting; but the Board re-. Grass Valley Hose Companies Walter D. Vinton, Agent. j30-1m. s2rves the right to trot heats of y P & At 2 o’clock, Grand Display of FIREWORKS, The Hideous Cavalcade of : In all tries not declared out by Gr a, of the day preceding} MLORRIBLES ! the'race shall be required to start. Will emerge from the rendézvotis at e 4o’clock P. M. E> The biggest and Best Sa Of the kiad ever witwessed here, A GRAND BALL’ = tall Ta the Evening, by ¢ being furnished by Goyfe’s Uniform Band. . Racing colors to be named in Mountain ivision, U R K of . Broad street, opposite Stumpf’s . " Entries to close with the, Seere“tary on August Ist, 1886, / j Tickets, per couple...81 50. 2 Spectators.;.,. tte eT Ld i ie ae

his kind special $1.50 a 5,’ sent orc, O y Br. al. letter Hct ge. tions. DER farket. iste. NK. DA CITY )00. 100,00. Presiden President ..Caghier Secretary RG AN. BR. ° . Sell Exlop and Coun anciscea, Exchange apy part a Genera nk. Bank. of DP. O ABT, Cicer, 9 Prop’s. 1, SavRates, . atock of KD. 3, W. CROSS: IDS, reat Law: and U ited: Biock Ne: sods, echiF rice Company shmelt, r, )N HOTEL, prietors. lers in LARD. urv yor. a (ES K. BYRNE rs at Law, Building, cisco, CAL SKILLED sle—of all + once by & Co. \gency, rancisco. yndence oP eaii-3m0 * permonth. . Per Week 4.4% . the city, and I respectfully ask the public 81200, abs secrert —_—_ ARVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 2, 1886. ished Sept, 6, 1860, by K.P Brown & C0. = EVERY DAY EXCEPT MONDAY ~ Bier i 3 BROWN & CALKINS. L. § CALKINS, Editor, N. P. Brown, Business Manager. orFlO&“TRANSCRIPT, BLOCK, 32 Commercial Street. 4UBSCRIPTION PRION! me Weal. .ceecececererecersereseees Six Months.. ae Three Months MASONIC NOTICE. e STATED MEETINGS on the Second Wednesday of each month. Visiting Brethren in good stand ing are cordially invited.. D. E. MORGAN, Master. J. H. BoarpMan Seoretarv. jell Nevada Royal Arch Chapter, NO. 6, B. As ML. Vj STATED MEETINGS 21 ie Masoni¢. Hall, Nevada City, on p——~ the First Monday in each month. KEP) Visiting Companions in good (= standing are cordially invited to . 37 jj attend, p J H, Boarpman Sec. ‘hurrah! Hurrahi/The Largest, te best and Cheapest smoor. Ltdcery House in Nevada tity. TSasTHnD THAS. Equaleng n aroma, flavorand delicacy the Teas TO'THE FRONT ONCE MORE. . 2s used by the natives in Japan. NESE TEAS are fresh toasted third less quantity to produce d the prices are plainly marked on DICK SMOOT AND HIS DAUGHTER BESSIE “AVING renovated and fixed up my store on Main Street, Nevada . Un City, 1 cont yagi’ to furnish the pope the same strength as old Teas, an with ereryth oT _ sock pom package : Tr ° ——— FRESH FRUITS. Both domestic and . Sam#et......---ots ew Se ana 9 tropical, in season. 6 kine . CONFECTIONERY & NUTS, . Sunrise. Of all Kinds, Sumrise Everything usually found i cery. Establishment. always kept on h who have never traded with me I ex invitation to call before making their purchases. 18 AND 20 COMMERCIAL STHEET. T. H. CARR. CARR BROTHERS, THE PALACE. BR Corner Pine and Commercial sts., keep vonstantly onhand a large and complete stock of every First Olass Drugs Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHS, ETC. SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, A -kinds of -Periadicals Pictorials and Newspapers, Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, THE FINEST BRANDS OF CiSARS EB Prescriptions accurately and carefully com pounded by a careful and competent Druggist TWENTY-FIRST INDUSTRIAL EXMIBITION # Mechanics’ \, SAM FRANCISCO, CAL., 1886, Will be held in their immense Pavilion, on Larkin, Hayes, Polk and Grove Strtets, from AUGUST 24th TO SEPTEMBER 25th, INCLUSIVE, play of the NatURAL an cts of the Paciric Coast. aL Premiums of Money, Medals and Diplomas are offered to Counties and I of Farm Propucts oF ALL This is the best time andt to the people a CANNED GOODS, vericuics, “7 °° Tea, Coffee, Spices, Sugar, Yeast Powde's, And Everything Needed in a Family. Fresh Limes -a Specialty. TOBACCO & CIGARS, , Cigarettes and Pipes, and all kinds of smoking material. —_ 4a aim to sell as cheap as any firm, in of Nevada City and vicinity to give mew call. . DICK SMOOT, And His Daughter Bessie. For Sale. . .House and lot situate en 81300 ee oten le. Lot 170 by 300 feet. A . ie. iy . 1.3; oleh” Real Estate & Ins. Ags. House and lot situate on 92900 Sane Real Estate & Ins. Agt. $950 . i a lot ete on pring street, adjoining Baptist Uhurch, 8 rooms, partialiy furnished. Apply to I. J. KOLFE, Real Estate and Ins. Agt. Rouse and lot on Aristoc$2000. = we . i ‘oo ene Real Estate & Ins. Agt. $7600 House and lot on East Broad street; 4 rooms, lot 65 feet. mnt. Apply to Lz ROLES, : » Real Estate& Ins. Agt. The Nevada County Land and Improvement ‘Association Or -THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES ‘or : $3300 Home and Garden, con@ taining 4844 acres, 8} acres in city limits; 2 good houses, barn, sheds, etc., 500 grape vines, 400 blaékberry, 100 strawberry, 40 peach trees, 50 apple, and es fine variety of other fruits, all ‘under fine state of cultivation, and situatedon road < leading from Nevada City to Grass Valley. 2200. A good Farm, 104 acres. g very favorably situated aout 2 miles from. Nevada City; good house, barn ete., with two horsesand7 cows, 7 dozen chickens, saddle«, harness and small farming implements, 7 tons hay, 2 A new House within @ blocks of business portion of the city Mnepeern 3 8 rooms, bath, celar, woodshed and stable. A beautiful situation. . i $3000. caettnnes how hi road, Good , rl 60 acres under enltivation. house of 12 rooms, barn and houses; natural water; suitable for fruit, or stock. 60 = $20 . Wood tract and oni acres = : uh acres » orcha: . ¥. tiles from N. , $7 A cottage with 2 3-10 acres with facilities for yg just outCASTORIA for Infants_and Children, “Castoria is so Well Adapted to children that {recommend it as superior to any prescription HL A. Arcuer, M.D., 111 So, Oxford 8t., Brooklyn, N. Y. Castoria cures Colic, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Diarrhea, Eructat‘on,ear gives sleep, and promotes diTum Centaur Company, 182 Fulton Street, N. ¥. mown to me.” “BEEHIVE.” livered to any part of the city. Or. M. L. MARSH, High Priest’ . J. J. JACKSON, “< o=== PROPRIETOR. The ollowing PURE JAPA r the new process, requiring one50 cents per pound 60 cents per pound 75 cents per pound $1 per pound sazeestaeseess €es8 ereeepes ov 0:09 Wawa dee € p eae ee o 0 Oe. -oF'* ira ws hth a ei pha wie Pe eG. 6.6) 8. 0 686.0 * 6972 0's COORG OO Se Hoe n a First-Class Gro-. ¢ and. To those. # tend a special. g J. & CARR STORE. Nevada Citything usuall found in Institute, With a grand dis d ManvFACTURED. PRODU etc.\see the Comee and woe Soowit. WALTER -D. VINTONrropr Letor Large Stock ne Patent Medicines, ynnv satus) Fine Perfumery, Fancy Si -. €ombs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, formation. ORNWALL, President. juni7 ™m esired in E. H. GAYLORD. _g*I. CALDWELL, Wetary Public and Conveyancer. street, Nevada City. State and Fe tera!. OFFICES—Former office of Walling & , on Pine street, two, doors Searis W P eps Mountain Ice. The Ice Company is now prepared to yeéeive orders for Ice in quantitiés to suit customers. Ice deders left at the Company’s office or with W. H. Crawford, will be promptly attended to. je2 ———2< oe “HackmeTack,” is a pure and fragrant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents. Carr Bros., agents. Forlame back, side or chest, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. Carr Bros., agents. ie aia THE GRAPE CURE SAL MUSCATELLE. A Quest‘on of Grammar. Two of the school committeemen of a neighboring town got into fierce argument. One said that a man sits down, while the other was equally sure that he sets down. ‘. Seeing that there was no hope of coming to an agreement they decided to leave it tothe chairman. of the board. That dignitary heard {the arguments advanced on éither sid. He then hemmed three times, swallowed his Adam’s apple twite, inflated his chest till he looked like a pouter pigeon, and delivered ‘himself thus: ‘‘Gentles men; you are both wrong. You don’t say a man sits down, nor sets down ; you say he sot down. And now let us goon with the examination of applicants for the vacancy in the high school. Thev’ve got to be mighty spry if they pass my catechising.’’ — > oe -—— — — A MarRRIED lady who was in the habit of spending most of her time in the society of her neighbors,’ happened one day to be taken ill, and sent her husband in: great haste for a physician. The husband ran a short distance, and then returned, exclaiming: ‘‘My lear, where shall I find you when {come back?” mie A MAN must -not expect -to—live .n clover simply because he marries a grass widow. You can’t judge a man by his size. The biggest orange bas the hickest peeling, AINAXAB. SSNS A N: tural Sick Headache and Dyspeptia Cure in America,The§-rystallizcd salts, as extracted from pes and fruit, a most wonderful produc irom Nature's laboratory. Have itin you: homes an { travels—a specific :or the f weary or worn-out, It cures sick h he. dyspepsia, stomach and bowel a removes-biliousness, stimula’es the liver t« a healthy action, counteracts the effects of impure water and the excessive use of alco holic beverages, and prevents the absorption of malaria, and suppies to the eystem the want of sound, ripe fiuit. Prepared by the LOND ON SAL-MUSCATELLE CO., LONDON, ENGLAND. Beware of imitations. The genuine in ‘blue wrappers el caf Send for circulars to G.EVANOVITCH, General American Manager, P. 0, Box 1968, New York City. Mention this paper. For sale by CARR BROTHERS, Druggists'and Chemists, Nevada City, Cal GRAND Celebration aud Pienie ! AtMAYVBERT ON MONDAY, JOLY 5, 1886. Grove, on Fall Creek Avenue, durin the day,anda DANCE# at the new Schoo Maybert Schoo! Fund. Dance, $2.50. burr, B. J. Watson, H. Stowe, Jas. Guest, Jas. Gribble, E. Sneath, E, T. Worthley. Ely Guest, Ed. Palmer, Ed. Shattuck. ny, J. maker. BLoomFIELD—F.M. —— AL Snell, O. K, Cloudman. ORATOR OF THE DAY: GEO, A. HARE, ‘. Corner Broad and. Pine Sts., Atiorneys and Counselors at Haws) (of Attention Civen TE : By a Competent Druggist 1 As the lot must be sold at once. Fourth of July . se House in the evening, for the benefit of the COMMITTEE ON PICNIC--J_G. Frecen: COMMITTEE ON DANCE—Fred Medlin,

INVITATION COMMITTEE — Wasuixeton—Chas, Grissel, Frank Worthington, John Brimskill. Nevava Crry—A. J. TiffaA. Rapp, Geo. Lord. Grass VaLiry _¢ E. Clinch, Dan Collins, J, 2. Shoeta—A. Towle, J. A. Robie, You Bst—B. F, Prof. A.J. TIFFANY “1s Treastirer of School Fund derived fr npivipuaLs. for Exhibits mene Seed Tee Se KINDs, except Live Stock. oe ee — he best place to show to, Nevada Drug Store, t large the resources of : For Premium List, Rules, “missioner for your County; Seeretary, J. H. Culver, 31 promptly foray, wren. ¥. Srovr,, Secretary. w land; orchard, garden, ete., . = Elixir for the Skin. ought at forced sale and placed with WALTER VINTON, Corner Broada Pine Streets. The pric; ha; been put.downtto 1 CENTS PER BOTTLE, = ie testimonials are from le well ‘I known in this State and accessible at any ] time. A few are given in the local column. {HE TESTIMONIALS SHOW THAT JF THE SKIN, if syeryd used, it will give a B ing or fards. the skin. ite natural color : and several times a day, if desired. It and VELVETY, brili effect is almost miraculous. Directions for its use: sre arn d avo 1 *RESIDDN -me}a lid Soaps, to Compounding Preseriptions and Perfect{Purity G: aranteed. Gaylord b Broad ; former office of AGENT 10R THE EEtT INSURANCE COMPANIES IN THE WORLD SS, . Imperial Landon, Northera Queen, Liverpool, Landon. The Celebrated Egyptian A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF4‘1HIS Great Complexion Beantifier has been It will cure almost every kind of DISEASE ternal machinery. If troubled {LLIANT and FAIR . with i 8: Rheum JOMPLEXION without the use of whitenth Erysipelas, Salt pene t will most effectually CURE PIMPLES. In many instances it wil REMOVE FREO" ss KLES in a few minutes without irritating . from the blood with Dr. RichTt will give TONE to the SKIN, and when . mond’s Samaritan Nervinée. $1.50 applied on an old and wrinkled face will . 9¢ Carr Bros make it appear immediately masy years 2 Its application on the head will imme-. . For Dyspepsia and Liver Comdiately sooth all irritation of the scalp, * i et dintely sooth all irritation ore the hair ¢@ . Plaint, you have a printed guaran Appiied on the skin of the fare, arms and eK P : hands, ie will give a WHITE and. Vitalizer. It never fails to cure. Ss whic! astonich and please those who try it, and the effect is immediate. Carr Bros., Agents. This elixir is warranted to be PERF&CT—_—_---—-LY HARMLESS, and can be used every day, Ladies Ask Your Friends. exceedingly pleasant and cooling. It makes P dee oxin imaediately vatlae it we, Sort A great many of ladies of Nevanh an ear; it . e Se a ee KIN, 1 wilt in. 2S City have tried s bottle of @ tew minutes REMOVE 8U N BURNS; it is Ainaxab, the Egyptian Elixir; the best remedy ever fcund to cure the eryP F inflammation produced by PUIfor the skin and complexion, now SUN OAK; a few applications will be suffi. : gient, and for all Lends of skin diseases its being sold at a sacrifice by W. D. Wash the skin with soap and water, and after drying it with a towel, rub n the elixir . need to rest upon them for a repura with a soft cloth: where the skin is. not very : r PICNIC will be given at Blue Bell . sensitive, rab harder; where wrinkles are to ation. If any lady has not tried A he rezoerves (> oe caenet: t, we ask only that she inquire sebaceous matter in the pores, commonly called blackworm, rub the elixir also a little longer; they, will generally disappear after Got Shot. TICKETS—Ancluding Piente and . %¢ oF two applications. Keveda City ALExaNpDER Dumas has lately protested against the abusive~employmentof the word demi-monde; which be. created. Dumas. says that the demi-monde he has seen ‘and described ‘is entirely different. frum thethixed society ofthe presvent day which is understood: when this term is used. In the salons frequented by the author of the ‘Dame aux Camelias,’’ the ladies assumed a virtue if they had. it not, and ‘were not venial. -They had, he says, love'as.an excuse for their follies, and: this fact shows that they were entirely unlike those who-aretoday called: demimondains. ‘ 3 —o-—— “You never saw my hands as dirty as that?’ said a petulant mother to her little girl. ‘No, but yeur mother did,’’ was the prompt, reply. Broruer JonaTsaNn—I can’t understand what yeu say. What have you got in your mouth ? Canueck—Wo’ms fo’ bait. From the size of some of the Anarchists’ heads we judge that it is going to be difficult to keep the rope from slipping off. ener Mr. P. M. Barser,.has used Ely’s Cream Balm for catarrh in his family and commends it very highly. A lady is recovering the sense of smell. A Tunkhannock lawyer known to many of our readers, says he was cured of deafness.—Pittston, Pa., Gazette. Dr. PExninaTon, dentist, Broad st. near Post and Express ‘Offices. > 2-2 and Canker Mouth. Carr Bros. agents. A Thunder Storm month-filed:with neglected teeth, ‘and. rescne those faithful servants of mankind from utter ruin before it is too late. Don’t neglect to try it: You will be surprised and delighted with its result. i Like the face of a. elock, the condition of the skin indicates the regularity or irregularity of the inBoils, or any other form of external inflammation, expel: its cause tee on every bottle of Shiloh’s Vinton. Ainaxab has many most valuable testimonials from San Francisco, but it does. not now among her lady friends about it. ———— —s Mr. Eutsler, of Calaveras counCarr Bros., agents. —_—— oe Teachers’ Examination. ings yrnaren. —— tinue four days. applicant. A. J, Tirrany, SEILOH’s Catarth Remedy—a} 5. Running—Free for all, twopositive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria year-olds; $25. entrance, $10 forMay purify the air, but nothing ex. feit, $250. added. $75 to second cept SOZODONT will purify the horse, $50 tothird. One mile. ‘led. Second horse $75, third $50. ty,says: “I accidentally shot my horse, discharging the contents of a double-barrelled gun intothe hip, making an ugly hole, and quite deep. I cured bim in a short time with the National Horse . to first horse, 25 per cent to second Liniment. One peculiar, featare ofthis Linimentis, it keeps away SLeePLess Niguts, made miser‘he semi-annual examination of applicants for teachers’ certificates . and 3334 to the second. will begin at Washington Schoolhouse, Nevada City, on Tuesday, July 6th, 1886, at 9 a. u., and con-) Where there is more than on ‘. entry by one person, or in one inThis display will assuredly be(7th Agricultural District Farr, aa Nevada aud Placer Counties Races and Stock: Exhibits at Glenbrook Race Track, Between Grass Valley and Nevada City. PAVILION EXRIBITS AT MEVADA CITY. Commencing on Tuesday, August 24, and Continuing Five Days. Qver Ten Thousand Dollars SPEED PROGRAM: In races desiguateine “District” all horses are @ligible that were owned in the counties of Nevada or Placer, comprising the 17th Agricultural District, and El Dorado and Amador of the El Dorado District. No. 8, prior to June 1, 1886,. unless otherwise specified. TUESDAY, AUGUST 24TH. 1. Trotting— (District), 3:00 class ; P fom $250. 2: tting—2:30 class, free for all’; purse $600. 3. Trotting—for 2-year-olds or under, (17th District), mile and repeat; purse $300. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25TH. 4. Running—Free for all; $50 entrance, $25 forfeit, $400 added. Second horse $100, third $50. Mile and repeat. feit, $150 added. Second horse $50, third $25. Dash of half a mile. y 6. Running—For 38-year-olds, free for all ; $50 entrance, $25 for7. Pacing—Free for all; purse $600. ; 8. Trotting —1-year-olds; half mile and repeat ; purse’*$200. THURSDAY, AUGUST 26TH. trict) ; purse ls 10. Trotting—2:22 class, free for all; V exced 1,000. ll. ‘Trotting—3-year-olds or under. District. Mile and repeat. Purse $400. . 12. Running — Saddle horse stake, District horses, catch weights; $5 entrance, $50 added ; four moneys, 50, 25, 15 and 10.per cent. FRIDAY, AUGUST 27TH. 13. Running—Free for all; $50 entrance, $25 forfeit, $500 added. Second horse $150, third $75. Two miles and repeat. 14. Running—Free for all ; $25 entrance, $10 forfeit, $200 added, cond horse $75, third $50. 3% of 4 mile and repeat. _ 15. Running—Free for all; $25 entrance, $10 forfeit and $300 add One and one-eighth miles. 16. Trotting — For © stallions owned in the District; purse $500. SATURDAY, AUGUST 28TH. 17. Running—Free for all ; $25 entrance, $10 forfeit, $200 added, $75 to second horse, $50 to third. 1g mile and repeat. 19. Trotting — Free for all; purse $1,200. CONDITIONS. cent to fourth, any two classes alternately, if nec i i terest, the particular horse they A fee of $1 will, according to the emp asco’ eek be Mamed be 8 State law, be-collected from each. p, y. of the day preceding the race. No added money paid tor td Sec. Co, Board Edutation. . * walk-over. Try Spider Leg Tea. J. J. Jackson keeps it. Finest tea in town. 1) opwise. Toilet Articles of all kind . Try it. tf entries. Swazr’s photogaphs are second. In trotting races drivers will be to no artist in the State. Govand roquaren ab peat _ of cater i i ery on . ¢° which. musi nam see specimens at his gallery on ii cir entries Hotel, -Prices lew. 030-tf ned All trotting and pacing races are the best ae in wi except the POETESS, two-year old, unless otherwise ' mrasitled . five to enter, and three MISS IDA BITCHRCOCE, rd proke aut ae Board a the right to hold a less number than fre to fill, by the withdrawal PROF. E. MULLER, of a proportionate amount of the purse. Entrance fee, 10 per cent on purse, to accompany nomination. Trotting and pacing purses divided atthe rate of 50 per cent eszary to finish any day’s racing, ‘ lor to trot a special race. -between , able by that terrible cough. Shi il Raga he making vg: He : y to tke loh’s Cure is the remedy for you.. over shall beentitled on entrance money paid in. When less than the required number of starters appear they may contest for the en’ money, to be divided as follows : 6635 10 the first, Rules of the State Agricultural Society to govern running races, Will be given a v except when conditions named are =x (7. 1888, GRAND CELEBRATION : OF THE 110th ANNIVERSARY American Independence NEVADA CITY, MONDAY, JULY 5, 1086, Everybody Invited. Don’t Fail to See the in Parse and’ Promiums. [Spectacular Parade ! At 100’clock a, u., by the FIREMEN, MILITARY And other Organizations. GRAND ——. M. SUK Came A = EFORTH. rge Lord, of Grass Valley. T.H. Wilhelm, Grass Valley D. E. Morgan, of Nevada City. T. S. Ford, of Nevada City, PRESIDENT OF THE DAY, ‘B. N. Shoecraft. ORDER OF THE PROCESSION, 1, Marshal and Aids. A i ieee . Nevada Light Guard. 4. Mexican War Veterans. 5. Grand Army of the Republic. 6. Grass Valley Firemen. 7. Nevada “ae Firemen. 8. Hydraulic Home Guard. 9. Eagle Hose Co. No. 8. 10. Curriages containg officers of the Day and City Trustees, 11. Mounted Brigade, 12. Grass Valley Band. 18. Native Sons of the Golden yest of igs Valley and Nevada ity with Car representi Great Seal of California. mee LINE OF MARCH. Down Broad to Plaza, up Main to Commercial, up Commercial to Pine and Broad, up Broad to East 9. Trotting—2:50 class, (Dis-] and West Broad, streets, countermarch down Broad to Pine, down Pine ef yt, “ween down Commercia aza up Broadter and disband. # waligvee AT THE THEATRE, The order of the exereises at the ee has been changed as folows: 1. Music by the Band. J 2. ‘Uncle Sam’s Union Party’’ by fifty young ladies and: gentlemen. 3. Introduction by Presid the Day. : pla 4, Prayer by the Chaplain. 5. Vocal solo and-chorus, ‘Our Nation’s Birthday,’ Miss Jennie Marsh, 6. Reading of the Declaration of nde ndence. 7. Vocal solo and chorus, ‘The Flag of the Free,’’ John Werry. 8. Poem. 9. Music by the Band. 10. Oration. 11. Benediction. ORATOR. Hon. John F. Switt, (Of San Francisco.) CHAPLAIN, “gi 18. Trotting—2:40class;purse]} REY. M. D. BUCK (Of Grass Valley.) READER, PROF. J. W. HITCHCOCK, (Of Salt Lake City.) (Of Salt Lake City.) MUSICAL DIRECTOR, (Of Nevada City.) In the Afternoon: 15 per cent to , and, 10-"per Firemen’s Race, rey 3 Tah National -Apocslation Bales to Between the the flies and prevents proud flesh.”’ . govern trotting; but the Board re-. Grass Valley Hose Companies Walter D. Vinton, Agent. j30-1m. s2rves the right to trot heats of y P & At 2 o’clock, Grand Display of FIREWORKS, The Hideous Cavalcade of : In all tries not declared out by Gr a, of the day preceding} MLORRIBLES ! the'race shall be required to start. Will emerge from the rendézvotis at e 4o’clock P. M. E> The biggest and Best Sa Of the kiad ever witwessed here, A GRAND BALL’ = tall Ta the Evening, by ¢ being furnished by Goyfe’s Uniform Band. . Racing colors to be named in Mountain ivision, U R K of . Broad street, opposite Stumpf’s . " Entries to close with the, Seere“tary on August Ist, 1886, / j Tickets, per couple.....81 50. 2 Spectators.;.,. tte eT Ld i ie ae