July 21, 1888 (4 pages)

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These may >be described as a series of sandstone bluffs, r'sing in sag places abruptly out of the water to a height varying from 5) to 20) feet. Two features impart to the scenery its remarkable appearance, the one, the stranze style of the cliff excayations, worn away liy the action of the lake, and the other the quite—as strange way ortions of the surface have been colored y bands of brilliant colors. To the first is to be ascribed the name. (“Les l’ortails’) given the rocks by the French voyagers, -and to the many hues whieh the series of . lufls hold so _— is to be traced the American name of Pictured Rocks, It.is not known when this term was. firt applied.to them. The denuding effects of the water upon the ~ . cliflg ary shown for-a distance of about ‘ five yuiles': long the shore. There is no beach, the clits risihy-vertically out of the water. In visiting the rocks, two ways are tiken, by passing them in-a steamer, and in taking a boat at some of the nearest points, us Munesing; tho steamers run near enough in gool weather for tourists to o ain a passin ; view. In gong from east to west vw» noticed a few of the most important objects. .The Chapel is a yauited apartment in the rock, thirty or forty fect above the lake level; an arched roof ofsandstone rests on four columns of rock 80 as to leave an apartment about forty feet in diameter and the same in length; within are pulpit and altar. West a short distance of the chapel is Chapel river, which falls over a Ay. ledge fifteen feet high into the lake! The Grand feature of Partal .is the most. os a the series ; it is 100 feet high »y 168 broad at the water level, and the. cliff is cut in rises above the arch, n:aking the whole height 175 feet; the great cave, entered through thé Portal, extends back in tha shape of a vaulted room, the arches of the roof built of yellow limestone. and the sides fretted into fantastic shapes by storm-driven waves. About a miie west is Sail Rock, a group of detacheil rocks, which bear a resemblance to the mainsail and jib ofa sloop; the height of this is aLout forty feet. Miner’s Castle, tive miles west of the Chapel, and just west of Miner's river, is the western end of the Pictured Rocks, and rsembles an old turreted castle with an arched portal : the height of the advanced mass in which the Gothic gateway may be recognized is about seventy feet anil the height of the main wall forming the background is 140 feet. In regard to an. other part of. the Pictured Rocks a writer says: “In ono place there stands ®& majestic profile looking’ notth—a woman's face, the ‘Empress of the Lakes.’ It is the eof her royal highness to visit the rock only by night, a Diana of the new world. In’ the day time search is vain; she will not reveal her) self; butwhen the low down moon ines epiee hold she’ appears, She . ito. the forth, not sadly, not sternly, like the old Man of the White Mountain, but benign of aspect, and so beautiful in her rounded, womanly curves, that the late watcher falls into @ dream of Endymion; but when he wakes in the ey dawn he finds her me and pf shapeless rock glistens n the rays of the rising sun. gee " About Sneezing. +} sneezes be wholesome,” says an old author, and “he that hath sneezed thrice turn him out of the hospital,” says the proverb, Of sneezing huwever,,as of other good things, it is possible to’ have too much, ‘ Famianus Strada, the author of a grave historical work, has a learned di‘gression on the subject of sneezing, and mentions one Pistor Suburranus, who died of a fit of it, expiring at the twentyfourth sneeze. In Aristotle’s ‘time men enerally sneezed twice, but since then the art of qneesing, like ether arts, appears to have vanced, an . a triple sneeve is now, we believe, considered the correct thing, The virtue of sneezing, however, depends much upon circumstances of time and peaked as'B in -the house,”:or ealamity will occur. According to Lancaster Folk Lore, a that some other eek in the matter of sneezing. * Sneeze on a Monday, you sneeze for danger; Sneeze on a Tucsday, you kiss a stranger; 8 on a Weil lay, you for a letter, Sneeze on a Thursday, for something better; Sneeze on a Friday, you'll sneeze for sorrow, Sneeze on a Saturday, your sweetheart tomorrow ; oF Om Sneeze on a Sunday, your safety seck, The devil will have you the rest of the week Lied £neezing, as obseryed by Dionysiur, is by Homer a good sizn. 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Race and Stock Exhibits at Glen. breok Park, Midway bea tween Grass Valley and Nexuda City. Pavilion at Nevada City $10,000 IW PURSES AND: PREMIUMS. Jalheraa Purces for Statanna Dietrict Horses; Utheral Prem . ing, Orchard and Dairy Products, and Mechanical and Ard Exhthite: TUESDAY) August stn, 0. 1. RUNNING.—Open to all. trance $50; third, $25, Thrée-fourths of a i repeat, No 2, all. Purse a nda ed in end wu Tr. own Side rita ieadonand io and Ydlo.: ‘Pur: Grand stock Patade at10a. wi. Nov%:) ROXNING.—Diets ict. $10 -forfeit, $100 added. Becond horse $50; She ips. ey Pu alt mile and repea it ROTTING. 2:40 A Open to ree No 9% Pactwa.—2:80 class. i P dyad ‘ class, Open to all FRIDAY, August Bist. Ladies Tournament, for various Prizes, at Dam Norio. RUNNLNG—Open to all. $50 entrandg. fi added. Second née mile and @ half, forfoi' wet ; a $0. C UNNI 10 aa to all entra, feit, $150 added, 8 Orne ag i eighthe of Py a ie. and x 4.12. -TROTTING—2:24 class, Open to all, oe a, “RUNNING—Saddle Be let, Catch weights, $5 entrance; $50 . Four mone: 25, br a Ma y¥e--60, 25,15 and 10 per SATURBNAY, September tet. Grand stock parade and d . ‘ns matt be and awarding of pre io, RUNNIN@—Open to all. $10 cntrance fortest, $900 "added. Rood ; . m: 'boy NING— District, “go entrance, 0.15, Rv forfeit, $ added. Second bh hird; $25, Five-eighths ofa mile” * No, 16, TROTTING—2:27 lags, Open to all. Purse No, ¥7. Pactna~2:20 Class. Open to all. Purse h hojse stake, i] In designated as “District’’all b are oly ble that were owned in the counpat nr Lo xie en ae ing the ntee: cultura istrict, pri Jupe lat, 1888, unless ae otherwise specified. oo pti a pela acaba All trotting and pact: three i five, ox 44 ty Set ok Pagel road specified; five to ente d th ok lens i i Beara dard reserves the right t to withdrawal of the purse. » five to fill, by the per cent of socom pony nominations. Trottin; vi ir t, eae a b 0 ell t aiterneteay tt cata ¢ Hecensary to Anish bay day's rece oy race between heats. A horse 4 walk-overshall be entitled only oney paidin. When less am coe ee ter mon Ws: 6634 to the first wld leclared out by 6 ngthe race shall be eutry ‘the th be named by 6 ie tace, Noadd“over. tural Society to mete when condi~_ In trottin vers will be requred to wear caps 6 tamed rR th eirentries which most be ntries to close € See: gust lst, 188¢, BAMUEL Ghawogn lume for Live Stdck, kuarmie . FIVE DAY’S RACING. le and TROTTING,—2:30 class. Open to OTtiING.—For thred-year-olds the eountien of Ne{ Moluga,, Buttey $25 entrance, . paneled ie nic ot 0. 7 NAFPEIG Whitehead’s Cook Beokss LEAD THE WORLD No. 1, : The American Pastry Cou, PRICK oz. Ne. 2, Hotel Meat Cooking, PRICE sz. Ne. 3, Chicago Herald Cooking School, (For Families,’ PRICK 61.50, No, 4, Cooking For Pri, FOR SALE AT THE OFFICE OF THE HOTEL GAZETTE, 420 Kearney Btreet, San Francisco, New York Bak ery. 2 G. WM. DURST, : Proprietor, --+-o—. Own and John Hurst,‘on popular Bakery of Mra. 25 en-. /FTAVING PURCHASED ‘ $10 fortelt, $is0 added. second horae H know akery of Ma f intend to Variety of keep on hand atall times‘a good BREAD, ' PIRs, y ane, : CAKE, We DABSDA YX, August 20th, Bte., Boys’ Tdirnamidntiat 11 A.'M; ‘for varions. Wedding Cakes : nes & HoNnixa—Oben fo all. Por) Hm ‘ Aud Pasty nee jecond horse ‘ade to order ‘ gence, torte nieed repent Bowie eh short notice on the aront No.5, , gaeang. “Open to all. For twoa : y j rance, orfelt, $160 ad-. ' Al) order for anything ’ : 980; i a iu my line prompt. i 0; 4 orse, 40) third, Five: ly attended to. promp ROTTING, 2:30 claus, O t ‘ PPunce ; ti oe tL By eiteh Mipntion -in business, giving F : #000 satisfaction and selling at low. rates, 1 TRUBSDAY? August 30th. hope to merit a liberal patronage, G. WM. DURST. Home Mutual Insurance Co OF CALIFORNIA, CAPITAL PRINCIPAL OPFIOR: 300 000 216 Sansome St. Sam Franctece. Fire Insurance Only J. F. Hovenrton, Prewident, . JIN. Sagparp, Viee President, CHARLES H, Story, Secretary, K. M. Magi, General Agent, ee Grass Valley Branch For Nevada County DAVID WATT, JOHN co, COLEMAN, Risks accepted on al) classes Property in this cou at rates p+ Bape nt Vency and a fair prod wil adiait of, guaranteei fant es 4 BOX ia ptand liberal reaponse toa)! GEO W. HILL, Manager MAIN STREET. GRASS VALLEY National Meat Market, OPPOSITE CITIZENS BANK. ae) . EEF, P B and, mee, MUTTON, VEAL, 8AUBA. BAS, BACON AND LARD, wholesalé o. And all kinds of Mw ' frst-clase M {Mes ts wally found 1 Moate delivered f ee of C. J. NAFFIZGER FOR SALE. CANADA HILL QUARTZ mite COMPRISING ; ALSO THE Hoisting Machinery, ETC,, ETc. BE. 0. OHARONNAT, ome OOMMEROIAL STREET, __“ome BS

New Vork, , routes, etc. ‘Phere excellent Organs are celebrated for roluime, quality of bor 3 a {faish, perfect cons ing them attracti ‘THE DAILY ’ SCRIPT. VOL. LVI.—No. 8982, NEVADA OITY, CAL. SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 21, 1888, Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Oo. The Daily Cranseript, AEST = aa PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING EXCEPTING MONDAY —BY— BROWN & CALKINS. “, S. CALKINS N. P. Brown, Editor. Business M’g’r, »FFICE—“Transcript Block,” No. mercial st., Nevada City, Ca TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: ComPRO VERE core La oe aye ais et SYix Months .. fhree Months Per Week by Carrier _ Oo ——_—_——_ Agents for the Daily Transcript. .. New York -New York N.W. Ayer & Co Palmer & Rey. . J. H. Bates & Co Dauchy & Co... Williams & Co. Cook & Co EC, 5 Palmer & Rey John ©. Dewey .,, 8am Fraheisco &Co. Burlington, Vt Stinson &Co...5. es. Portland, Me Geo, M, Mott... wae Veseueens Sacramento J. A, Stidger ... : ...North San Juan W. K. Spencer -Grass Valley B. F. Snell ..-You Bet .. Truckee C. L. Miller ... : ..French Corral James Marriott. .._...North Bloomfield CITIZENS BANK, -oonress Mevada Vity Paid up Capital $30 000 A General Banking Business Transacted. Wt SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE San Francigce. Aid Sacramente. We issue BILLS OF EXCHANGE Payable AT SIGHT in the principal cities of GREAT BRITAIN and EUROPE. Collections on any part of the United Statesa specialty. Highest Price Paid for County and State Warrants. Gold and Silver Bullion chased goat = Assay Office at this Bank. OFFICERS: BiM PRESTON occas PRESIDENT. .VICE PRESIDENT. Wealsiaa tere e ieee CASHIER. D. E. MORGAN., .Ass’T CASHIER and Srv’y. DIRECTORS; . “ae Je. RM. Hont, JOHN T. Mokoay Gro. M. Huones, pe MoRGAan, ' Wo. Epwarps. L. Housman, k. M. Parston. ure CORRESPONDENTS: New York—First National Bank. » San Francisco—First Q Sacramento—National of Co. Quick Time and. Cheap Fares RY THE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAI. 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Has attained a andere of excellence which or, ay cata era improve Ling int an. _yentive genius, skill and m duce, most Ve, bie organs for hom 01 aruamentat and. és, 8c lodges) societies, etc. esira hools, churches ao ESTABLISHED REPUTATION? NE FA TES LLED. WORKMEN ALLED ESE MATERIAL, The Popular Organ. INSTRUCTION BOOKS '_ AND PIANO STOOLS — Catalogues and Price Lists on‘épplic@tion . CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGAN 00., CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. YOU ft work for us, than at bong! “the, ‘world. Capital not n + you sexes 5 can do the work. . by not delay. Costs you ———~ . nothing to sen< ‘ d find out a i Me Nevada Royal Arch Ohapter, No. 6, R. A. ™. STATED MEETINGS AT MA SONIC HALL, Nevada City, on the First Moneay in each month. iting Companions in good standAHS J Ate cordially invited to at tend. JOS. THOMAS, High Prtest. I. J. Rourg, “ecretary. Nevada Lodge, No. 13 F. & A. M. STATED MEETINGS ON THE Second Wednesday of each month. 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These may >be described as a series of sandstone bluffs, r'sing in sag places abruptly out of the water to a height varying from 5) to 20) feet. Two features impart to the scenery its remarkable appearance, the one, the stranze style of the cliff excayations, worn away liy the action of the lake, and the other the quite—as strange way ortions of the surface have been colored y bands of brilliant colors. To the first is to be ascribed the name. (“Les l’ortails’) given the rocks by the French voyagers, -and to the many hues whieh the series of . lufls hold so _— is to be traced the American name of Pictured Rocks, It.is not known when this term was. firt applied.to them. The denuding effects of the water upon the ~ . cliflg ary shown for-a distance of about ‘ five yuiles': long the shore. There is no beach, the clits risihy-vertically out of the water. In visiting the rocks, two ways are tiken, by passing them in-a steamer, and in taking a boat at some of the nearest points, us Munesing; tho steamers run near enough in gool weather for tourists to o ain a passin ; view. In gong from east to west vw» noticed a few of the most important objects. .The Chapel is a yauited apartment in the rock, thirty or forty fect above the lake level; an arched roof ofsandstone rests on four columns of rock 80 as to leave an apartment about forty feet in diameter and the same in length; within are pulpit and altar. West a short distance of the chapel is Chapel river, which falls over a Ay. ledge fifteen feet high into the lake! The Grand feature of Partal .is the most. os a

the series ; it is 100 feet high »y 168 broad at the water level, and the. cliff is cut in rises above the arch, n:aking the whole height 175 feet; the great cave, entered through thé Portal, extends back in tha shape of a vaulted room, the arches of the roof built of yellow limestone. and the sides fretted into fantastic shapes by storm-driven waves. About a miie west is Sail Rock, a group of detacheil rocks, which bear a resemblance to the mainsail and jib ofa sloop; the height of this is aLout forty feet. Miner’s Castle, tive miles west of the Chapel, and just west of Miner's river, is the western end of the Pictured Rocks, and rsembles an old turreted castle with an arched portal : the height of the advanced mass in which the Gothic gateway may be recognized is about seventy feet anil the height of the main wall forming the background is 140 feet. In regard to an. other part of. the Pictured Rocks a writer says: “In ono place there stands ®& majestic profile looking’ notth—a woman's face, the ‘Empress of the Lakes.’ It is the eof her royal highness to visit the rock only by night, a Diana of the new world. In’ the day time search is vain; she will not reveal her) self; butwhen the low down moon ines epiee hold she’ appears, She . ito. the forth, not sadly, not sternly, like the old Man of the White Mountain, but benign of aspect, and so beautiful in her rounded, womanly curves, that the late watcher falls into @ dream of Endymion; but when he wakes in the ey dawn he finds her me and pf shapeless rock glistens n the rays of the rising sun. gee " About Sneezing. +} sneezes be wholesome,” says an old author, and “he that hath sneezed thrice turn him out of the hospital,” says the proverb, Of sneezing huwever,,as of other good things, it is possible to’ have too much, ‘ Famianus Strada, the author of a grave historical work, has a learned di‘gression on the subject of sneezing, and mentions one Pistor Suburranus, who died of a fit of it, expiring at the twentyfourth sneeze. In Aristotle’s ‘time men enerally sneezed twice, but since then the art of qneesing, like ether arts, appears to have vanced, an . a triple sneeve is now, we believe, considered the correct thing, The virtue of sneezing, however, depends much upon circumstances of time and peaked as'B in -the house,”:or ealamity will occur. According to Lancaster Folk Lore, a that some other eek in the matter of sneezing. * Sneeze on a Monday, you sneeze for danger; Sneeze on a Tucsday, you kiss a stranger; 8 on a Weil lay, you for a letter, Sneeze on a Thursday, for something better; Sneeze on a Friday, you'll sneeze for sorrow, Sneeze on a Saturday, your sweetheart tomorrow ; oF Om Sneeze on a Sunday, your safety seck, The devil will have you the rest of the week Lied £neezing, as obseryed by Dionysiur, is by Homer a good sizn. 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T, JOYNER, Druggibt, ' = sented Delaware, Ohio.” GILMORE'S MAGNETIC ELIXER. #4 For Coughs, Golds, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all Diseases of the Throat and Ly Three Sisos—260., 600, and $1.00 LL corey * Se optim THE Overland. : Monthly. MHE LEADING FEATURE OF THE PRES* ENT YEAR WILL BE ILLUSTRATED, DESOR’ PTIVE ARTIOLES, Without the Overland Monthly I sources and growth of the Pacific Coast: The magazine is essential to the home-veeker and investor, . To lovers of literature the Overland group of néw and brilliant writers. Its stoand Pioneer sketches cover the entire range of Western life, from mining-camp; days to the living present, Its literary reviews, editorials, and poems rank with the best EKaatern work. If you wish toaid the growth of the Pacific Coast, subscribe for the Overlaid Monthly. $4.00 yer year. One Sample Copy, Twenty-five Cents. The Overland Monthly Publishing Oo., San Francisco, California. > TIME TABLE NO. 30. Takes Bffect Saturday, April 28th, At 6 A.M. LEAVING NEVADA OITY : A. M, DAILY—Connecting with over4. (§ fina arriving in San Fraucinco at ‘0 PM, Pe ee comnecting with a Overland Passenger leaving San rancieco at $:30 A. M. Arriving: 9:00 A. M. DAILY . P.M. DAILY — Connecting with A ed leaving San Francisco at : u JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager. E. H, BROWN, Superintenatnt. DKEP BEA WONDERS exist in thou. nds of f bata: surpassed by the inacvele of ‘invention, who in need ‘ble ao ating ‘so T done walle lito a y oir address to Heed ‘ P Maine, and receive agen, Cal cee aL either ger, al ards wherever th. ¥ te Bt." Copal set rath “ase herd make over i ingle day at mitike n a single day at this work, is impossible to keep informed upon the reoffers each month the best product of a. ries of Western adventure, Indian studids, : —OF THE-¢ 7th Agricultural. District Association for 1888 NEVADA AND PLAOER COUNTIES, Ocmmencing August 28th and continuing five days. Race and Stock Exhibits at Glen. breok Park, Midway bea tween Grass Valley and Nexuda City. Pavilion at Nevada City $10,000 IW PURSES AND: PREMIUMS. Jalheraa Purces for Statanna Dietrict Horses; Utheral Prem . ing, Orchard and Dairy Products, and Mechanical and Ard Exhthite: TUESDAY) August stn, 0. 1. RUNNING.—Open to all. trance $50; third, $25, Thrée-fourths of a i repeat, No 2, all. Purse a nda ed in end wu Tr. own Side rita ieadonand io and Ydlo.: ‘Pur: Grand stock Patade at10a. wi. Nov%:) ROXNING.—Diets ict. $10 -forfeit, $100 added. Becond horse $50; She ips. ey Pu alt mile and repea it ROTTING. 2:40 A Open to ree No 9% Pactwa.—2:80 class. i P dyad ‘ class, Open to all FRIDAY, August Bist. Ladies Tournament, for various Prizes, at Dam Norio. RUNNLNG—Open to all. $50 entrandg. fi added. Second née mile and @ half, forfoi' wet ; a $0. C UNNI 10 aa to all entra, feit, $150 added, 8 Orne ag i eighthe of Py a ie. and x 4.12. -TROTTING—2:24 class, Open to all, oe a, “RUNNING—Saddle Be let, Catch weights, $5 entrance; $50 . Four mone: 25, br a Ma y¥e--60, 25,15 and 10 per SATURBNAY, September tet. Grand stock parade and d . ‘ns matt be and awarding of pre io, RUNNIN@—Open to all. $10 cntrance fortest, $900 "added. Rood ; . m: 'boy NING— District, “go entrance, 0.15, Rv forfeit, $ added. Second bh hird; $25, Five-eighths ofa mile” * No, 16, TROTTING—2:27 lags, Open to all. Purse No, ¥7. Pactna~2:20 Class. Open to all. Purse h hojse stake, i] In designated as “District’’all b are oly ble that were owned in the counpat nr Lo xie en ae ing the ntee: cultura istrict, pri Jupe lat, 1888, unless ae otherwise specified. oo pti a pela acaba All trotting and pact: three i five, ox 44 ty Set ok Pagel road specified; five to ente d th ok lens i i Beara dard reserves the right t to withdrawal of the purse. » five to fill, by the per cent of socom pony nominations. Trottin; vi ir t, eae a b 0 ell t aiterneteay tt cata ¢ Hecensary to Anish bay day's rece oy race between heats. A horse 4 walk-overshall be entitled only oney paidin. When less am coe ee ter mon Ws: 6634 to the first wld leclared out by 6 ngthe race shall be eutry ‘the th be named by 6 ie tace, Noadd“over. tural Society to mete when condi~_ In trottin vers will be requred to wear caps 6 tamed rR th eirentries which most be ntries to close € See: gust lst, 188¢, BAMUEL Ghawogn lume for Live Stdck, kuarmie . FIVE DAY’S RACING. le and TROTTING,—2:30 class. Open to OTtiING.—For thred-year-olds the eountien of Ne{ Moluga,, Buttey $25 entrance, . paneled ie nic ot 0. 7 NAFPEIG Whitehead’s Cook Beokss LEAD THE WORLD No. 1, : The American Pastry Cou, PRICK oz. Ne. 2, Hotel Meat Cooking, PRICE sz. Ne. 3, Chicago Herald Cooking School, (For Families,’ PRICK 61.50, No, 4, Cooking For Pri, FOR SALE AT THE OFFICE OF THE HOTEL GAZETTE, 420 Kearney Btreet, San Francisco, New York Bak ery. 2 G. WM. DURST, : Proprietor, --+-o—. Own and John Hurst,‘on popular Bakery of Mra. 25 en-. /FTAVING PURCHASED ‘ $10 fortelt, $is0 added. second horae H know akery of Ma f intend to Variety of keep on hand atall times‘a good BREAD, ' PIRs, y ane, : CAKE, We DABSDA YX, August 20th, Bte., Boys’ Tdirnamidntiat 11 A.'M; ‘for varions. Wedding Cakes : nes & HoNnixa—Oben fo all. Por) Hm ‘ Aud Pasty nee jecond horse ‘ade to order ‘ gence, torte nieed repent Bowie eh short notice on the aront No.5, , gaeang. “Open to all. For twoa : y j rance, orfelt, $160 ad-. ' Al) order for anything ’ : 980; i a iu my line prompt. i 0; 4 orse, 40) third, Five: ly attended to. promp ROTTING, 2:30 claus, O t ‘ PPunce ; ti oe tL By eiteh Mipntion -in business, giving F : #000 satisfaction and selling at low. rates, 1 TRUBSDAY? August 30th. hope to merit a liberal patronage, G. WM. DURST. Home Mutual Insurance Co OF CALIFORNIA, CAPITAL PRINCIPAL OPFIOR: 300 000 216 Sansome St.. Sam Franctece. Fire Insurance Only J. F. Hovenrton, Prewident, . JIN. Sagparp, Viee President, CHARLES H, Story, Secretary, K. M. Magi, General Agent, ee Grass Valley Branch For Nevada County DAVID WATT, JOHN co, COLEMAN, Risks accepted on al) classes Property in this cou at rates p+ Bape nt Vency and a fair prod wil adiait of, guaranteei fant es 4 BOX ia ptand liberal reaponse toa)! GEO W. HILL, Manager MAIN STREET. GRASS VALLEY National Meat Market, OPPOSITE CITIZENS BANK. ae) . EEF, P B and, mee, MUTTON, VEAL, 8AUBA. BAS, BACON AND LARD, wholesalé o. And all kinds of Mw ' frst-clase M {Mes ts wally found 1 Moate delivered f ee of C. J. NAFFIZGER FOR SALE. CANADA HILL QUARTZ mite COMPRISING ; ALSO THE Hoisting Machinery, ETC,, ETc. BE. 0. OHARONNAT, ome OOMMEROIAL STREET, __“ome BS