July 24, 1886 (4 pages)

cee see A CETL AA WA More Machinery. ; The Truckee Republican says: Two more carloads of machinery day, and will cluded a sixty h power engine and boiler, a large rotary ore roastom ér about twelve feet long, several pans and settlers, a \copper-lined SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1886: tub for amalgamating purposes, and a lot; of shafts, pulleys, etc. for Meadow Lake, came up Mor~ . * hauled ont tothat district at once.\ In the lot is inFor Cash! per 100 Ibs, $2 25 be tooo Qe Wheat, ‘ Seiaiepateneeniaenaninmmmeeanneattelentteeetommenatceanmasat y st. near Post and Express Offices. ly seasoned. wood, and full measure given every time. quantities at Tompkina & Son’s grocery store, Broad street, NevaDr. Pensrnaton, dentist, Broad ‘Wood for Winter, Four foot oak at $5.50 per cord. Four foot pine at $4.50. Oak stove wood at $5.50. All first-class,new and thoroughLeave orders for large or smal! “Hackmetack,” is a pure an fragrant perfume. Price 25 an 50 cents. Carr Bros., agents. d d Sution’s Coven and Consum tio Cure is sold by us on a guar” antee. It cures Consumption.— Carr Bros., agents. Sution’s ViTaLizER is what you need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness, and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 50 cents per bottle. Carr’ Bros. * : ! It is designed to erect a mill at]; ot “« 195 ; ve LOCAL MATTERS. once, sega being procurpn al Barley; “ ' as 50 wer filled is beciicit ed in Sierra Valley. The ore will Bran, per Pa “ZT 12% gear isttt ae Oe At Carr Bros. use pure fruit syr suse iso lbermtes be taken from the Excelsior ledge,. white Sugar, 12 lbs, 1 “ Syne se ups in their soda water. tf ‘ ee owned by 8.8. Hartley. It willbe . geow. be 4°" 1 ALL’s Vegetable Sicillian Hair — > Pirie mes oa on seen from all this, that cone p ndele 12 ‘ 1. {Renewer never failed in restoring oe yere North Bloomfield with his father important is about to be undertakCurrants, 10 45 4 gray hair to its youthful color,} Mr. Eutsler, of Calaveras counand brother, came to the county ea. The process to be used is said . Prunes, ‘10 “# 1 lustre, and vitality. Dr. A. A. y, says: “I accidentally shot seat last Monday night to see a to be anew one, and promises sucCod Fish, 25 * 1 Hayes, State Assayer of Massa-. my horse, discharging the conman from whom he recently . “5S: Beans, 2s 6h 1 chusetts, endorse 3 it, and all who . tents of a double-barreled gun inbought a span of mules. He transWealth for the County. 2 Pearl Barley’ 12 “ 1 give it a fair trial unite in grateful . tothe hip, making an ugly hole, acted the business and made up his eee a Java Coffee, (6 “ . 1 ~ . testimony to its many virtues. and quite deep. I cured him ina ‘mind to go home afoot Wednesday Treasurer Robinson went to. Costa Rica * 8 “ 1 sirecr uous tks the dol : short time with the National Horse “night. At half past nine o’clock Sacramento Thursday and settled . Roasted oe NS ei watie okt Hb e “ a Liniment. One‘peculiar featare he went into the barroom of] with the State Treasurer, paying . Ground, ON, Sec cde . ag lg antat tf . of this Liniment is, it keeps» away Stumpf’s Hotel ;with two friends— . bim $5,756.96. He drew out of . Was’g Powd'r 12 papers 1 Croup, Waoorina Coven and the flies and prevents proud flesh.” ‘woodchoppers--and after the three . the State Treasury and brought . Chocolate, oe Bronchitis “immediately relieved . ¥!ter D. Vinton, Agent. j30-1m had taken a drink together he}home with him the $20,200.25) Starch, iz «1 by Shiloh’s Cure. Carr Bros. agt.} Our Pee ag tf started to walk to Bloomfield, the . which is the Central Pacific Co,’s . Corm Starch. we (1 others going home. Since then . payment of railroad taxes to this . Oysters . 10 -cans 1 se Fr Domingo has not been seen so far} county for the years 1883-4. Mr. . Green Corn, eoeerat S as can be learned. He had no in. Robinson very sensibly does not n Peas, eo *. 1% tan ar oot oe centive to leave the country sur-. carry coin back and forth between . 3tring Beans 8s “ Jj : ; reptitiously, and carried no money . here and pie in a grip— . i : j or valuables to induce robbers to. sack, but avoids all risks by havn, a ae ‘ eee. makeaway with him. His rela-. ingittraneportel by the express Table Fruit, S * 3 a go Ee ok tives’ came down yesterday — to. company or tlrvugh banks. Pie Fruit, Io * 1 make a search for him, and Under SS Jelly, PL) ERT . Sheriff Holland gave them all the Tue Jennie’ Winston craze in Sardines G3 aid hecould. The only hope they . Washington has developed to an Deviled Ham, 4 “ I have to cling to is a poasibility . alarming extent. Miss Winstun, —— Beef, ‘ ie I is We make to order : that he might have suddenly con. it is sgid, is six feet high, weighs ie 8. te ee i ee cluded to go to the lower country . 180 i 200 pounds, and always Kerosene, per gallo», 40 wane Fi: 8 Ss wed Shoes, S7 to $9. to purchase a span of mules or} plays male parts. Men take no Syrup, per gallon, “ od Men’s French Calf Bcois, $8.50, horses. ~ linterestin her, but she is worship. Syrup, 5 gallon kegs, ’ iniwel: cho Whesélere. ped by all the society girls in town. . Piekles, 5 gallon kegs, I 25 Men's Lshigaaie Boots. $6, They crowd the theatrewhere she. Good Tea, per Ib, 25 Ladies’ Freach Kid, $6.50, a The Grass Valley Union of yesplays, besiege her in her rooms, “ Sager Tea, "i of 35 , REPAIRING : __terday remarks : The petition of the citizens of Truckee to the County Supervisors to reduce circus licenses from $100 to $25 was such a weighty financial subject that the Supervis* ors postponed consideration of the same until the October term. There is no occasion for the Union to find fault. with the mo_ ~~ tives of the Supervisors in postponing action. One of the largest circuses in the country was when the petition came before the Board advertised to give three days’ performances inthe county, aud the advertising was done with the: manager’s full knowledge and expectation that the lcense would be $100 aday. Tocut down the license this term would be just like giving that circus $225 out of the county treasury. The Transcript thinks with most everybody else that the license is too high for most tent shows, but it does noi think that the present is the propco er time to make a reduction. The Popular Monthly. This is not the weather for heavy or very serious reading but Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly adapts itself to all seasons. The August number gives a most at tractivesketch by George Makepeace Towle of ‘‘The Nestor ol Europe,” the Emperor William o! Germany. Daudet’s' sketch ol “Tartarin inthe Alps,” and storName,” ‘‘A Scrap of Paper,” will ‘certainly tempt readers. Croffut, the lively lecturer and newspape! writer, tells of the four Felds, Cyrus W., David D., Stephen J. ‘and Henry M. Field. Laura C. Holloway gives a very readable account of Lady Burdette Coutts, the philanthropist. Professor Eaton discusses the important subject, ‘Fresh and Foul Air,” etc, A Magnolia in Bloom. 8. Edwards on Boulder street a five-year-old magnolia tree with seven blossom upon it, there having been two last year. The white, wax-like flowers are beautiful and most fragrdnt. So far as Mr. and Mrs. Edwards can learn itis the first tree of the kind that has bloomed at this altitude, although a nuinber.of our citizens have them. Fisherman’s Luck. — eee Scott’s Flat Thursday caught no fish, and when they got home told what a nice time they had picnicking. They claim to have made graphs, ten the great strike in the excite-. men were suitors for the ‘hand’ of There is in the houseyard of E. . : The ‘gentlemen who went to : Lave used several bottles of @feam Balm with great and lay in stocks of her photoFort Wortu, Texas, has forgot:. ment of a novel law suit. Two the same girl, and one has issued out an injunction against any minister or magistrate commanding him not to. marry the lady to his rival. He has.stationed an officer at her gate ready to serve it if there are any symptoms of a wedding. In a divorce case at Carmel, New York, the husband maintuins that he has been a sufferer from his wife’s literary tastes and acvomplishments. She reads, writes ind plays the piano until the husoand alleges that his life isa burden. He thinks he is entitled to a donment. Ir is about time for Grover Cleveland to take President Cleveiand aside and ask him in all sinverity whether he ever saw a worse ness than he has made of his ireatment of the tariff question. If che question is seriously consider2d, the answer to it can be expressed in two letters. anette ee A A “Rucus” is a new word lately addedto the Texan language and signifies a lively time of the Donnybrook fair variety, Fashionaole Texans tuke one every morn: ing be:ore breakfast. aon Dang NR Arrivals at the ies ~ like Towner’s ‘Hermon NATIONAL HOTEL. Drake’s Ashes,” ‘‘Boutelle’s ‘‘The Riecrox Bros. .. .PROPRIETORS. Lost Lady,” “An Unknown July 22. H. J. Wright, City. John Brady, A J. G. Philitps, San Francisco. W. P. Butcher, “ i Miss Hattie Bigelow, ‘“‘ u Mrs. M. Latham, Bioomfield. Geo. W. Johnson, New York. Miss Louise Woodruff, ‘6 *’ A. L. Rabe, Blue Canon, J. 8. Quire, Colfax. J.J. Buck, Lowa Hill. H. H. Hamer, Hayward. J. H. Neff, Colfax. A. Hartman, Sierra City, Dr. Felton & w, Forest City. Chas. Cross, Eureka. BORN. 3mith and wife, ason. livorce on the grounds of aban. , Mrs. M. Bige!ow, Columbia Hill Mrs. A. L. Woedruff, Col. Hill. Wm. M. Lyons and w, Sac’pto. S. U. Stewart & w, Downieville. Henry, McNulty, Moore’s Flat. John Spaulding, Seigler Springs. — At Nevada City , July 22, 1886, to E. W. ‘> © 6 lb. box, I 50 ‘*” English Breakfast “I 50 ee i “ perlb. 35 Soap, per box, ‘55 ‘Savon Soap, ‘ I 25 Harkness Candl’s, per bx, 3 40 Goodwin's ‘ ‘“ 2% San Franc’s ‘‘ “ 160 Starch, per box, * 50 Butter, per roll, 40 fobacco, per plug, 60 AND EVERYTHING ELSE IN PROPORTION. WILLIAM. WOLE. POLITICAL. Por Sheriff. candidate for re-elec'ion ag Sheriff, suhject tothe decision of the Republican County Vonvention, For Public Adm nistrator. ’ M. WILEY, of Giss”’Vattegy: is a canJ « didute for nominatiow as. Public. Acm nistrator, subject tthe decision, ef the Republican County Convention. a t _ For County Treasurer, ENRY MCNULTY, of Moore's” Flat a will bea .andidate for the office of Ucunty Treasurer, subject: to the decision of the Republican County Coavent.on. For County Assessor. PS b iebicsag Sen, of Badger Hill, will be acandidate for the oitive of County Assessor sul)ject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, MRS. A. C. AULMAN AND DAUGHTER instruetions in Kensington Painting, Made by Steam For (This painting warranted not to wash off.) ; * Lessons also given in Barbotine Modelings ives sick eating delicious Ww be pleased to rene pupils for i raspberries which are alJeged to abound where the ive PIANO LESSONS. h miner once merrily Leave orders at ; out the glittering gol aptd-tf CARR BROS, Drug Store. 4af Materials for all work furnished, Stamping of ali kinds neatly done, tem for Dress-cutting. work, junl8-1m { L. GARTHE’S RESIDENCE, MAIN sT. {KORGE LORD, of Grass Valley, is a] FANCY WORK 1LL REMAIN IN NEVADA CITY a short time for the purpose of jgiving Plain & Fancy Fmbroidering, Doctor Bemis’ Oil Painting, Decorating Silks'& Chinaware and Wax Work. Lessons given in the Great Eclipse SysPlease call and examine samples “of cur Broad Men’s Zales and Heels, $1.25, Ladies’ Scles and Heels, 75 cents, Chi:dren’s Soles and Hels, 59 cents. Ail kinds. of ZLOYS 2RD SHOcS AT SAN FRANGISCO PRICES. Street, \Standard Auction EOoOUSE. List of Goods ‘on hand to-cay to be sold at private sale. (Corrected Daily.) 1 Remington Sewing Machine. Jes Mrs. Pott’s flat irons. i.piir Blankets. 1 Tobice» Cutter, new. ( Baby Buggy. flee Chest. 1 Lady’s Cutting Table. 1 Wash Tab. 1 % Bedstead. ye 1 Stewart stove, (large.)1 Upright piano, 960. i Cio hes wringer. Let men’s linea collars (all sizes.) 1 Lawn mower. lL second-hand bureau. 5 Second hand washstand. 1 Second-hand bedstead. 1 second-hand Lounge,. $4 50. I Second-hand Burean, 400. 14 vol. Banerofts Misiory, new, sell at half price. A Mallet & Comston square Piano worth $450, sell for #250. 1 Small range. 1Student Lamp. 1 Bay Window Cornice. I Ma.ons Hammer. 1 Elegant Oli Painting, (new.) — A Light Bedroom set, 2 New Bedsteads. 1 new Uphotstered Mattress. tot of Stove Pipe Several Show Cases. ‘1 store Counter. + A Wheeler & Wilson Machine, (g00d.) CPMOLSTERING TO ORDER, IN ALL ITS. BRANCHES. @0G@F" Second hand household goods bought, or will be-sold on commission by auction or private Simmons’ VARIETY STORE, Broad Street, Nevada City, nearly opposite Stumpf ’s Hotel. FresH Fruit, VEGETABLES, Cicars, Toracco, And a large line of other Goods. FRESH FISH OF ALL KINDS Received every Thuraday evening. MY PRICES ARE THE LOWEST. Hold On! I HAVE to go to the OF ata BIG SACRIFICE. money for the people. 1) days longer. MUSIC LESSONS, Evening *Bus te Grass Vatley. Miss Mary Thomas Frank Richards has commenct, alum or. Pe aa. Leaves Grass . sannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short ws po ay ONLY IN CANS. RoyaL ed running an eveping ’bus to and from Grass Valley: Leaves NevaValley at 8:80o0’clock. Orders can be left at New York HoOne Dollar apiece. . DREYFUSS. es . Powper Co., 106 Wall] Where you Going ? NEVADA CITY. NO TIME TO .WASTE! ‘} have reat (learing Out Sal THE Sal Francised. Opposition Store, Where Clothing and other Goods are being sold This. is. the Store we are going to patronize, as eg Ses Ma gi am ao We oo Is the man who brought the prices down and saved IMPORTANT NEWS—We thought we would have the Clearing out sale for 60 days, but as we are so over-rushed we don’t believe it will last over Look at the suits we sell for SEVEN DOLLARS. I defy any merchant in Nevada City to offer you]! any such suit at that price ; andthe suits we have been selling for $3.59 ; also all the boys we have dressed in dude Hats for TWENTY. CENTS apiece. I defy any. merchant to sell them less than I expect to be out of town about two weeks, In the. i 8 indebted to me will please call at the store Sak tone g Enquire at the store about the tiorsé and ‘buggy I have for sale. The Jund CHANCE OF FIRM. mM. DRAN, : (Successor toC, A. Barrett,) MERCHANT TAILOR 46 Broap 8t., Nevapa City. W. &, SIMMONS. rd I Mave a Fine Steck of Foreign and Domestic Goods, AM AM PREPARED: TO FURNISH Ps the gentlemen of Nevada City apd vicinity with garments in the latest styles and of the best quality. tama practical ‘lailor, and have had long experience in the business. I am a practic’! cutter and tailor. I have had the experience for the last 12 vears, I was cutting for Bulleton & Johns of San Francisco-for the last five y: ars. Come and se'ect your goods before going elsewhere. Style and fit guaranteed Orders from the surrounding couatry promptly attenved to, Ihave a full line of patent shirteand neckties, and make white or calico shirts to order. Also a full line of machine oil and nee ea. MRS. MILLS & GRISSELL 4 Practical Dress Makers and Millineys, BROAD ST., above Pine,“ NEVADA CITY. AVING for a long number of rears been recognized as the leading Dress Makers of Nevada county, have associated themselves together for the purpose of carrying on the business of Dressmaking in al! its Branches. They also have a fine stock of Millinery & Fanc; Goods, Dress T.immiigs, Etc. To which they call the attention of Ladies. Agents for the Walla°e Rule, and also the Dressmakers’ Magte Scale. A fine assortment of SWITCHES& FRONT PIECES Which will be sold very cheap. jyls MRS, MILLS & GRISSELL, DR.Woo0's LIVER REGULATORS OUR NEW GOODS will. . “Rie, Coes be eee S commen ivi : saya * ~ ote tect eere arriving about the last Bark. Sweet Flag, Indian” * sale. CHAS. W. PALM, mal8 Auctioneer. 4 fut Bess PLAGE! Tran-Contien 15TH SUCCESSIVE SEASON! SEVERAL, a SELILS BRosENORMOUS RAILROAD SHOWS WILL EXHIBIT AT. NEVADA :. OITy, August 9th. & MRS. HISPOPOTAMI. AT EXOME!,. : NEW DEPARTURE. In arranging for the First Trans-Continental Tour the SELLS BROTHERS, determined to outshine all precedent and outdo all previous visitors in their line to the Pacific Slope, having m for Fortune by combining their MIMS _ALL IN ONE, Trebling the expenses and securing three times the Attractions. They are forced to present AN ASTOUNDING ARRAY OF ARENIC ARTISTS iN THREE RINGS, TREMENDOUS THEATRE ‘This Wedding of the Circuses STAGE AND VAST QUTER CIRCLE, OR PAGEANT PROMENADE, also of necessity involves a merging of our 3 MAMMOTH MENAGERIES And enables us to exhibit a top of the Footstool. instruction, temples of zagyoxy. GORGEOUS FREE STREET PARADE Three Times Larger and Three Times Grander than any other-on ol. The three Circuses contain in their triple roster all the : EARTHS MOST EMINENT SPECIALISTS. an me a ae eh cal The name of Sells Brothers 3 € purity of the pleasurawle performances3. display of WILD BEASTS in the trintleste ane isan Amazing Animal Aggregation, The limits of a newspaper advertisment do not permit a careful catalogue either of the amusements or departments io ‘The circnses please the people, elating and electrifying. e Menageries are traveling avademies of information and tented At tern ert Twa Performances: Daily. Matinee at 1 o'clock, Nightat7. =~ Will exhibit at Truckee, Saturday, tami ever exhibited, let jin the si gs A LIV j imals known to scientists 10 gv N: ade a Bold Stroke he ESPECIAL NOTE—The only Male and Female Bippopotloose —E GIW KAFFEE, and all the Wil: ApB.—At the end of the season the existing Shows will me resume their former. circuits ‘and travel as 3 distinct Shows =. 4 A om second pa = Tue Re gays: ay debate in over the ment of Mr. Cross greeing D sion hades the bloody goon to vd first intin the gory hutchet.”’ A GooD ty of pay . in the dri ger mine the water siderable parties . will hav the syste! property THe fc in town 1 Neff and J.J. Rie Rabe, of man, A. Ww. E.D Palamou Hudson Valley. Le Mie has cone before th for the o the best how. J lican fro would mr = Miss . an elocu evening Valley. hearing plished ses muc educates W. B. Hammo cisco, at came U. the Em THE 1 ‘sylvani: arrived day. I men are ’ Mrs. husban an inst ‘Thursd: main a JOHN is Secre gation Sacran ness, Mrs. daught for a cc to-day Mrs George have g taain a 8. C county “ ning a yester Miss Bloom Miss A this ci Txo and m street Steve Cua ley la patent Dr. City, . for th Ma: has nr Fran Jon

cee see A CETL AA WA More Machinery. ; The Truckee Republican says: Two more carloads of machinery day, and will cluded a sixty h power engine and boiler, a large rotary ore roastom ér about twelve feet long, several pans and settlers, a \copper-lined SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1886: tub for amalgamating purposes, and a lot; of shafts, pulleys, etc. for Meadow Lake, came up Mor~ . * hauled ont tothat district at once.\ In the lot is inFor Cash! per 100 Ibs, $2 25 be tooo Qe Wheat, ‘ Seiaiepateneeniaenaninmmmeeanneattelentteeetommenatceanmasat y st. near Post and Express Offices. ly seasoned. wood, and full measure given every time. quantities at Tompkina & Son’s grocery store, Broad street, NevaDr. Pensrnaton, dentist, Broad ‘Wood for Winter, Four foot oak at $5.50 per cord. Four foot pine at $4.50. Oak stove wood at $5.50. All first-class,new and thoroughLeave orders for large or smal! “Hackmetack,” is a pure an fragrant perfume. Price 25 an 50 cents. Carr Bros., agents. d d Sution’s Coven and Consum tio Cure is sold by us on a guar” antee. It cures Consumption.— Carr Bros., agents. Sution’s ViTaLizER is what you need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness, and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 50 cents per bottle. Carr’ Bros. * : ! It is designed to erect a mill at]; ot “« 195 ; ve LOCAL MATTERS. once, sega being procurpn al Barley; “ ' as 50 wer filled is beciicit ed in Sierra Valley. The ore will Bran, per Pa “ZT 12% gear isttt ae Oe At Carr Bros. use pure fruit syr suse iso lbermtes be taken from the Excelsior ledge,. white Sugar, 12 lbs, 1 “ Syne se ups in their soda water. tf ‘ ee owned by 8.8. Hartley. It willbe . geow. be 4°" 1 ALL’s Vegetable Sicillian Hair — > Pirie mes oa on seen from all this, that cone p ndele 12 ‘ 1. {Renewer never failed in restoring oe yere North Bloomfield with his father important is about to be undertakCurrants, 10 45 4 gray hair to its youthful color,} Mr. Eutsler, of Calaveras counand brother, came to the county ea. The process to be used is said . Prunes, ‘10 “# 1 lustre, and vitality. Dr. A. A. y, says: “I accidentally shot seat last Monday night to see a to be anew one, and promises sucCod Fish, 25 * 1 Hayes, State Assayer of Massa-. my horse, discharging the conman from whom he recently . “5S: Beans, 2s 6h 1 chusetts, endorse 3 it, and all who . tents of a double-barreled gun inbought a span of mules. He transWealth for the County.. 2 Pearl Barley’ 12 “ 1 give it a fair trial unite in grateful . tothe hip, making an ugly hole, acted the business and made up his eee a Java Coffee, (6 “ . 1 ~ . testimony to its many virtues. and quite deep. I cured him ina ‘mind to go home afoot Wednesday Treasurer Robinson went to. Costa Rica * 8 “ 1 sirecr uous tks the dol : short time with the National Horse “night. At half past nine o’clock Sacramento Thursday and settled . Roasted oe NS ei watie okt Hb e “ a Liniment. One‘peculiar featare he went into the barroom of] with the State Treasurer, paying . Ground, ON, Sec cde . ag lg antat tf . of this Liniment is, it keeps» away Stumpf’s Hotel ;with two friends— . bim $5,756.96. He drew out of . Was’g Powd'r 12 papers 1 Croup, Waoorina Coven and the flies and prevents proud flesh.” ‘woodchoppers--and after the three . the State Treasury and brought . Chocolate, oe Bronchitis “immediately relieved . ¥!ter D. Vinton, Agent. j30-1m had taken a drink together he}home with him the $20,200.25) Starch, iz «1 by Shiloh’s Cure. Carr Bros. agt.} Our Pee ag tf started to walk to Bloomfield, the . which is the Central Pacific Co,’s . Corm Starch. we (1 others going home. Since then . payment of railroad taxes to this . Oysters . 10 -cans 1 se Fr Domingo has not been seen so far} county for the years 1883-4. Mr. . Green Corn, eoeerat S as can be learned. He had no in. Robinson very sensibly does not n Peas, eo *. 1% tan ar oot oe centive to leave the country sur-. carry coin back and forth between . 3tring Beans 8s “ Jj : ; reptitiously, and carried no money . here and pie in a grip— . i : j or valuables to induce robbers to. sack, but avoids all risks by havn, a ae ‘ eee. makeaway with him. His rela-. ingittraneportel by the express Table Fruit, S * 3 a go Ee ok tives’ came down yesterday — to. company or tlrvugh banks. Pie Fruit, Io * 1 make a search for him, and Under SS Jelly, PL) ERT . Sheriff Holland gave them all the Tue Jennie’ Winston craze in Sardines G3 aid hecould. The only hope they . Washington has developed to an Deviled Ham, 4 “ I have to cling to is a poasibility . alarming extent. Miss Winstun, —— Beef, ‘ ie I is We make to order : that he might have suddenly con. it is sgid, is six feet high, weighs ie 8. te ee i ee cluded to go to the lower country . 180 i 200 pounds, and always Kerosene, per gallo», 40 wane Fi: 8 Ss wed Shoes, S7 to $9. to purchase a span of mules or} plays male parts. Men take no Syrup, per gallon, “ od Men’s French Calf Bcois, $8.50, horses. ~ linterestin her, but she is worship. Syrup, 5 gallon kegs, ’ iniwel: cho Whesélere. ped by all the society girls in town. . Piekles, 5 gallon kegs, I 25 Men's Lshigaaie Boots. $6, They crowd the theatrewhere she. Good Tea, per Ib, 25 Ladies’ Freach Kid, $6.50, a The Grass Valley Union of yesplays, besiege her in her rooms, “ Sager Tea, "i of 35 , REPAIRING : __terday remarks : The petition of the citizens of Truckee to the County Supervisors to reduce circus licenses from $100 to $25 was such a weighty financial subject that the Supervis* ors postponed consideration of the same until the October term. There is no occasion for the Union to find fault. with the mo_ ~~ tives of the Supervisors in postponing action. One of the largest circuses in the country was when the petition came before the Board advertised to give three days’ performances inthe county, aud the advertising was done with the: manager’s full knowledge and expectation that the lcense would be $100 aday. Tocut down the license this term would be just like giving that circus $225 out of the county treasury. The Transcript thinks with most everybody else that the license is too high for most tent shows, but it does noi think that the present is the propco er time to make a reduction. The Popular Monthly. This is not the weather for heavy or very serious reading but Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly adapts itself to all seasons. The August number gives a most at tractivesketch by George Makepeace Towle of ‘‘The Nestor ol Europe,” the Emperor William o! Germany. Daudet’s' sketch ol “Tartarin inthe Alps,” and storName,” ‘‘A Scrap of Paper,” will ‘certainly tempt readers. Croffut, the lively lecturer and newspape! writer, tells of the four Felds, Cyrus W., David D., Stephen J. ‘and Henry M. Field. Laura C. Holloway gives a very readable account of Lady Burdette Coutts, the philanthropist. Professor Eaton discusses the important subject, ‘Fresh and Foul Air,” etc, A Magnolia in Bloom. 8. Edwards on Boulder street a five-year-old magnolia tree with seven blossom upon it, there having been two last year. The white, wax-like flowers are beautiful and most fragrdnt. So far as Mr. and Mrs. Edwards can learn itis the first tree of the kind that has bloomed at this altitude, although a nuinber.of our citizens have them. Fisherman’s Luck. — eee Scott’s Flat Thursday caught no fish, and when they got home told what a nice time they had picnicking. They claim to have made graphs, ten the great strike in the excite-. men were suitors for the ‘hand’ of There is in the houseyard of E. . : The ‘gentlemen who went to : Lave used several bottles of @feam Balm with great and lay in stocks of her photoFort Wortu, Texas, has forgot:. ment of a novel law suit. Two the same girl, and one has issued out an injunction against any minister or magistrate commanding him not to. marry the lady to his rival. He has.stationed an officer at her gate ready to serve it if there are any symptoms of a wedding. In a divorce case at Carmel, New York, the husband maintuins that he has been a sufferer from his wife’s literary tastes and acvomplishments. She reads, writes ind plays the piano until the husoand alleges that his life isa burden. He thinks he is entitled to a donment. Ir is about time for Grover Cleveland to take President Cleveiand aside and ask him in all sinverity whether he ever saw a worse ness than he has made of his ireatment of the tariff question. If che question is seriously consider2d, the answer to it can be expressed in two letters. anette ee A A “Rucus” is a new word lately addedto the Texan language and signifies a lively time of the Donnybrook fair variety, Fashionaole Texans tuke one every morn: ing be:ore breakfast. aon Dang NR Arrivals at the ies ~ like Towner’s ‘Hermon NATIONAL HOTEL. Drake’s Ashes,” ‘‘Boutelle’s ‘‘The Riecrox Bros. ... .PROPRIETORS. Lost Lady,” “An Unknown July 22. H. J. Wright, City. John Brady, A J. G. Philitps, San Francisco. W. P. Butcher, “ i Miss Hattie Bigelow, ‘“‘ u Mrs. M. Latham, Bioomfield. Geo. W. Johnson, New York. Miss Louise Woodruff, ‘6 *’ A. L. Rabe, Blue Canon, J. 8. Quire, Colfax. J.J. Buck, Lowa Hill. H. H. Hamer, Hayward. J. H. Neff, Colfax. A. Hartman, Sierra City, Dr. Felton & w, Forest City. Chas. Cross, Eureka. BORN. 3mith and wife, ason. livorce on the grounds of aban. , Mrs. M. Bige!ow, Columbia Hill Mrs. A. L. Woedruff, Col. Hill. Wm. M. Lyons and w, Sac’pto. S. U. Stewart & w, Downieville. Henry, McNulty, Moore’s Flat. John Spaulding, Seigler Springs. — At Nevada City , July 22, 1886, to E. W. ‘> © 6 lb. box, I 50 ‘*” English Breakfast “I 50 ee i “ perlb. 35 Soap, per box, ‘55 ‘Savon Soap, ‘ I 25 Harkness Candl’s, per bx, 3 40 Goodwin's ‘ ‘“ 2% San Franc’s ‘‘ “ 160 Starch, per box, * 50 Butter, per roll, 40 fobacco, per plug, 60 AND EVERYTHING ELSE IN PROPORTION. WILLIAM. WOLE. POLITICAL. Por Sheriff. candidate for re-elec'ion ag Sheriff, suhject tothe decision of the Republican County Vonvention, For Public Adm nistrator. ’ M. WILEY, of Giss”’Vattegy: is a canJ « didute for nominatiow as. Public. Acm nistrator, subject tthe decision, ef the Republican County Convention. a t _ For County Treasurer, ENRY MCNULTY, of Moore's” Flat a will bea .andidate for the office of Ucunty Treasurer, subject: to the decision of the Republican County Coavent.on. For County Assessor. PS b iebicsag Sen, of Badger Hill, will be acandidate for the oitive of County Assessor sul)ject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, MRS. A. C. AULMAN AND DAUGHTER instruetions in Kensington Painting, Made by Steam For (This painting warranted not to wash off.) ; * Lessons also given in Barbotine Modelings ives sick eating delicious Ww be pleased to rene pupils for i raspberries which are alJeged to abound where the ive PIANO LESSONS. h miner once merrily Leave orders at ; out the glittering gol aptd-tf CARR BROS, Drug Store. 4af Materials for all work furnished, Stamping of ali kinds neatly done, tem for Dress-cutting. work, junl8-1m { L. GARTHE’S RESIDENCE, MAIN sT. {KORGE LORD, of Grass Valley, is a] FANCY WORK 1LL REMAIN IN NEVADA CITY a short time for the purpose of jgiving Plain & Fancy Fmbroidering, Doctor Bemis’ Oil Painting, Decorating Silks'& Chinaware and Wax Work. Lessons given in the Great Eclipse SysPlease call and examine samples “of cur Broad Men’s Zales and Heels, $1.25, Ladies’ Scles and Heels, 75 cents, Chi:dren’s Soles and Hels, 59 cents. Ail kinds. of ZLOYS 2RD SHOcS AT SAN FRANGISCO PRICES. Street, \Standard Auction EOoOUSE. List of Goods ‘on hand to-cay to be sold at private sale. (Corrected Daily.) 1 Remington Sewing Machine. Jes Mrs. Pott’s flat irons. i.piir Blankets. 1 Tobice» Cutter, new. ( Baby Buggy. flee Chest. 1 Lady’s Cutting Table. 1 Wash Tab. 1 % Bedstead. ye 1 Stewart stove, (large.)1 Upright piano, 960. i Cio hes wringer. Let men’s linea collars (all sizes.) 1 Lawn mower. lL second-hand bureau. 5 Second hand washstand. 1 Second-hand bedstead. 1 second-hand Lounge,. $4 50. I Second-hand Burean, 400. 14 vol. Banerofts Misiory, new, sell at half price. A Mallet & Comston square Piano worth $450, sell for #250. 1 Small range. 1Student Lamp. 1 Bay Window Cornice. I Ma.ons Hammer. 1 Elegant Oli Painting, (new.) — A Light Bedroom set,

2 New Bedsteads. 1 new Uphotstered Mattress. tot of Stove Pipe Several Show Cases. ‘1 store Counter. + A Wheeler & Wilson Machine, (g00d.) CPMOLSTERING TO ORDER, IN ALL ITS. BRANCHES. @0G@F" Second hand household goods bought, or will be-sold on commission by auction or private Simmons’ VARIETY STORE, Broad Street, Nevada City, nearly opposite Stumpf ’s Hotel. FresH Fruit, VEGETABLES, Cicars, Toracco, And a large line of other Goods. FRESH FISH OF ALL KINDS Received every Thuraday evening. MY PRICES ARE THE LOWEST. Hold On! I HAVE to go to the OF ata BIG SACRIFICE. money for the people. 1) days longer. MUSIC LESSONS, Evening *Bus te Grass Vatley. Miss Mary Thomas Frank Richards has commenct, alum or. Pe aa. Leaves Grass . sannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short ws po ay ONLY IN CANS. RoyaL ed running an eveping ’bus to and from Grass Valley: Leaves NevaValley at 8:80o0’clock. Orders can be left at New York HoOne Dollar apiece. . DREYFUSS. es . Powper Co., 106 Wall] Where you Going ? NEVADA CITY. NO TIME TO .WASTE! ‘} have reat (learing Out Sal THE Sal Francised. Opposition Store, Where Clothing and other Goods are being sold This. is. the Store we are going to patronize, as eg Ses Ma gi am ao We oo Is the man who brought the prices down and saved IMPORTANT NEWS—We thought we would have the Clearing out sale for 60 days, but as we are so over-rushed we don’t believe it will last over Look at the suits we sell for SEVEN DOLLARS. I defy any merchant in Nevada City to offer you]! any such suit at that price ; andthe suits we have been selling for $3.59 ; also all the boys we have dressed in dude Hats for TWENTY. CENTS apiece. I defy any. merchant to sell them less than I expect to be out of town about two weeks, In the. i 8 indebted to me will please call at the store Sak tone g Enquire at the store about the tiorsé and ‘buggy I have for sale. The Jund CHANCE OF FIRM. mM. DRAN, : (Successor toC, A. Barrett,) MERCHANT TAILOR 46 Broap 8t., Nevapa City. W. &, SIMMONS. rd I Mave a Fine Steck of Foreign and Domestic Goods, AM AM PREPARED: TO FURNISH Ps the gentlemen of Nevada City apd vicinity with garments in the latest styles and of the best quality. tama practical ‘lailor, and have had long experience in the business. I am a practic’! cutter and tailor. I have had the experience for the last 12 vears, I was cutting for Bulleton & Johns of San Francisco-for the last five y: ars. Come and se'ect your goods before going elsewhere. Style and fit guaranteed Orders from the surrounding couatry promptly attenved to, Ihave a full line of patent shirteand neckties, and make white or calico shirts to order. Also a full line of machine oil and nee ea. MRS. MILLS & GRISSELL 4 Practical Dress Makers and Millineys, BROAD ST., above Pine,“ NEVADA CITY. AVING for a long number of rears been recognized as the leading Dress Makers of Nevada county, have associated themselves together for the purpose of carrying on the business of Dressmaking in al! its Branches. They also have a fine stock of Millinery & Fanc; Goods, Dress T.immiigs, Etc. To which they call the attention of Ladies. Agents for the Walla°e Rule, and also the Dressmakers’ Magte Scale. A fine assortment of SWITCHES& FRONT PIECES Which will be sold very cheap. jyls MRS, MILLS & GRISSELL, DR.Woo0's LIVER REGULATORS OUR NEW GOODS will. . “Rie, Coes be eee S commen ivi : saya * ~ ote tect eere arriving about the last Bark. Sweet Flag, Indian” * sale. CHAS. W. PALM, mal8 Auctioneer. 4 fut Bess PLAGE! Tran-Contien 15TH SUCCESSIVE SEASON! SEVERAL, a SELILS BRosENORMOUS RAILROAD SHOWS WILL EXHIBIT AT. NEVADA :. OITy, August 9th. & MRS. HISPOPOTAMI. AT EXOME!,. : NEW DEPARTURE. In arranging for the First Trans-Continental Tour the SELLS BROTHERS, determined to outshine all precedent and outdo all previous visitors in their line to the Pacific Slope, having m for Fortune by combining their MIMS _ALL IN ONE, Trebling the expenses and securing three times the Attractions. They are forced to present AN ASTOUNDING ARRAY OF ARENIC ARTISTS iN THREE RINGS, TREMENDOUS THEATRE ‘This Wedding of the Circuses STAGE AND VAST QUTER CIRCLE, OR PAGEANT PROMENADE, also of necessity involves a merging of our 3 MAMMOTH MENAGERIES And enables us to exhibit a top of the Footstool. instruction, temples of zagyoxy. GORGEOUS FREE STREET PARADE Three Times Larger and Three Times Grander than any other-on ol. The three Circuses contain in their triple roster all the : EARTHS MOST EMINENT SPECIALISTS. an me a ae eh cal The name of Sells Brothers 3 € purity of the pleasurawle performances3. display of WILD BEASTS in the trintleste ane isan Amazing Animal Aggregation, The limits of a newspaper advertisment do not permit a careful catalogue either of the amusements or departments io ‘The circnses please the people, elating and electrifying. e Menageries are traveling avademies of information and tented At tern ert Twa Performances: Daily. Matinee at 1 o'clock, Nightat7. =~ Will exhibit at Truckee, Saturday, tami ever exhibited, let jin the si gs A LIV j imals known to scientists 10 gv N: ade a Bold Stroke he ESPECIAL NOTE—The only Male and Female Bippopotloose —E GIW KAFFEE, and all the Wil: ApB.—At the end of the season the existing Shows will me resume their former. circuits ‘and travel as 3 distinct Shows =. 4 A om second pa = Tue Re gays: ay debate in over the ment of Mr. Cross greeing D sion hades the bloody goon to vd first intin the gory hutchet.”’ A GooD ty of pay . in the dri ger mine the water siderable parties . will hav the syste! property THe fc in town 1 Neff and J.J. Rie Rabe, of man, A. Ww. E.D Palamou Hudson Valley. Le Mie has cone before th for the o the best how. J lican fro would mr = Miss . an elocu evening Valley. hearing plished ses muc educates W. B. Hammo cisco, at came U. the Em THE 1 ‘sylvani: arrived day. I men are ’ Mrs. husban an inst ‘Thursd: main a JOHN is Secre gation Sacran ness, Mrs. daught for a cc to-day Mrs George have g taain a 8. C county “ ning a yester Miss Bloom Miss A this ci Txo and m street Steve Cua ley la patent Dr. City, . for th Ma: has nr Fran Jon