June 25, 1886 (4 pages)

Y long; : eld, ir; e is sold Wealth, eon i health loin the yY Excees— om, and brief lecous Dissting Le System. h, Missa and ges. md Toke, c' a hey sdge, and the tree ch are of man and »bability, yin doc. re, both cand get ity. eet, SORSE?. he. effect eticn wil the greatsufiering yuarantece Seminal y kind or d faile to ° ty tem:lent evac oOMpanier sensation: manner p’ examiniment wil yall parti colo will langing to There are:Ity, ignoCbd stape: guarantee nd a heailrinary or. Surdaye ree, ‘hor ». Cailor i 1E, : rancisco d Privare emedy & certain or Nerv. bebi lity, t Man. Prostaben, ard ie evil efof youthful Salida ex» and in king Inating lirs. Dr. aD, graduyania, will . Ahis kind iis special e, $1.50a » $5, sent re, orc, O , by Dre. » dal. by letter Strict s: <actionn. TDER Market. gists. W’S Spring and ner, 1886, ny address. . rvthing for fants’ wear ices JOWER the United fon GUAR H. C, F. oms to ynd’s, site the m23-1m RD ech Pathe Company Ps 8 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNES,_PRIBAY MORNING, JUNE 25, 1886. Established Sept, 6, 1860, by N. P Brown & to mee —— rhe Daily Transcript} 1 UBLIS HRD EVERY AY EXCEPT MONDAY BY— BROWN & CALKINS. L. 8 CALKINS, Edito N. P. Brown, Business Manager ovFIOK“TRANSCRIPT. BLOOK, “\g@Commercial Street. = +) 1 RIPCION PRICE: Pgh! Mis pe oes cree ee Three Months. i per month..«. é ver Week .--asewecpeees i ————— a > MASONIC NOTICE. Bs -yada Lodge, Wo13, F.& A.M. STATED MEETINGS on the Second Wednesday of each month Visiting Brethren in good stand ing are cordially invited. D. E. MORGAN, Master. © for Infants_and_ Children, NPE PI PIII a eT “Castoria is so well adapted to children that known to me.” 111 So. Oxford 8t., Tas Centaur Company, 162 Fulton Street, N.Y. -: Sour Stomach, Diarrhooa, Eructat‘on, Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes diJ. H, Boagpman Seoretarv. jell Nevada Royal Arch Chapter, 6 No. 6, B. A. M. SYATED MEETINGS 4 SHRn Masonic Hall, Nevada City, on =~ the First Monday in each month. » }] Visiting Companions in good HX $4 standing are cordially invited to “4, attend. . M. L. MARSH, High Priest. J H. Boarpan. Sec. UNION MAR+¢.ET, Cunmercial Street, Nevada Cicr, COLLEY BROTHERS, Props. DEALERS IN Reef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sansages, ote At the Lowest Market Bates. We also keep on hand a choice stock of BACON AND LARD. ~ . the same strength as ol each pound package: oe ee Do eee ee eS PF geenee: eM OR MENS . . 3. 1esasco sree 22 CROSS & SIMONDS, tterncys and Counselors at Law ” gar Will practice in the State and U ited States Courts. OFFICE— Morgan & Roberts’ Bock Ne vada Citv. CITIZENS: BANK. BROAD STREET. .NEVADA CITY Paid up Capital $80,000. RESERVE FUND, $10,000.00. OFFIORRS: : E M_ PRESTON..-ss0e0-:. Presiden R M. HUNT..05.---+¢ «.Vice President JOHN T. MORAN -.Cashier D &. MORGAN. Asst. Cash’r and Secretary j —DI2ECTORS:— Joun T. Morean. Gro. A. CoorsR. L, Houseman E. M. Preston. Dr. R. Mi. Horr. Gre. M. Heenes. Nu.xs Searis. 2a7 Receive Deposits, Buy and Sell Ex: Other properties will bo announced in a henge. Gold Dus and Bullion PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHS, ETC. gp he an desiring to make a speedy sale of sar Highest Price Paid for State and Coun their properties should communicate with ty wee. RAW CHEOKS OF SCHOO L BOO K S, the Association as ones. ERIE New York, Sacramento, . BLANK BOOKS, . "Nevada City, Cal. : n Francisco. LOVELL ROLLER SKATES a ae oF Great evaiinble ‘n any Dart MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, —_ of jreat Britain and Europe. Seem swine acenni{S AIT kinds of Periodicals Pictorialy and Newspapers, “onion Soe pe —OCORRESPON DENTS— e ew ustmen' Be Naw Yous—First National Bank. . Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, . inset rinks, “erices Heduced., Bend backaMENro— ional Bank of D. O M‘lls & Co. ForSale. $1300 House ‘and {lot situate on Aristocracy Hill. .House contains 6 rooms, hard finished, woodshed and stable. Lot.170 by 300 feet. A ply to I. J. ROLFE, Real Estate & Ins. Agt. House and lot situate on $2300 . E'st Broad street. House contains 9 rooms, hard palenet, Apply to ROLFE, $950 Spring street, adjoining Bap8, partial. — Real Estate & Ins. Agt. House and lot situate on tist Chureh, 8 rooms, Pp iy furnished. Apply to 1. J, ROLFE, Real Estate and Ins. Agt. $2000 House and lot on Aristoc— racy Hill, 7 rooms, hard finished. Apply to i. J. ROLFE, Real Estate & Ins. Agt. $700 House and lot on East . Broad street, 4 rooms, lot 65 feet. nt. Apply to _ i. J. ROLFR, Real Estate & Ins. Agt. WHITE LABOR. . . SKILLED and UNSKILLED Help—Male and Female—of all descriptions furnished at once by (. H.Hansen & Co. Employment Agency, 110 Geary St., San Francisco. Telephone 485. Correspondence = + W. GROSS. Fine Perfu JACENT FCR TBE Et TNSU Imperial, J. J. JACKSON, ----""" PROPRIETOR. The Largest, the best and Cheapest Grocary House in Nevada City. uiring TOASTED THAS. Equaimg n aroma, flavor and: delicacy the Teas as used by the natives in. Japan. (OF The ollowing PURE J under the new process, APANESE TEAS are fresh toasted one-third less ‘quantity to produce d Teas, and the prices are plainly marked on kept prietors of THE PALACE DRUG Ce rner Pine and Commercial 6ts., keep vd.nstantly on hand a large and complete stock of everything usuail found in Eirst Olass Drug Store. THE FINEST BRANDS OF C:SARS "a Prescriptions accurately and carefully pounded by a careful and competent Druggist Eroprictoi i ——o Large ‘Stock of mery, Fancy Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Hand ! Toilet Articles of all kind Careful Attenti¢n Given to Compounding Presuriptions. By. a Competent Draggist and Perfect{Purity Guaranteed. 50 cents per pound \.6G6 eents per pound ia _. 76 cents per pound ears kd 5 Aa isc aie eee ee Ts Se eho cee ees Hee $1 per pound Everything usually found in cery Establishment always who have never traded wit invitation to call before making their purchases. 18: AND 20 COMMERCIAL STREET. . gig J. E. CARR “ci ~ CARR BROTHERS, a First-Class Groon hand. To those h me I extend a_ special T. H. CARR. Patent Medicines, A Tle, avd nud xg aos #8 Td *wopso3tpUy “ALSTON : err tet to ev ouia ‘quoupse *@A m0, The Nevada County Land, and Improvement Association FFER THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES for sale ; 3300 Home.and Garden, cong taining 4814 acres, 3} acres in citv limits; 2 good hou-es, barn, sheds. etc., 500 grape vines, 400 blackberry, 106 strawberry, 40 veach trees, 50 apple, and a fine variety of other fruits, all under a fine state of cultivation, and situated on road leading from Nevada City to Grass Valley. $2200. A good Farm, 104 acres very favorably si uated avout 2 miles from Neyada City; good house, barn ete., with two horsesand7 cows, 7 dozen chickens, saddle-, harness and small farming implements, 7 tons hay, good spring and water ditch. $2550 A new House within @ blocks of business portion of tne city Containing 8 rooms, bath, celor, woodshed and stabie. _A beautiful situation. : Ranch—190 acres. t$3000. ented; 4 mi'es from’ Rail road, 60 acres under cnitivation. Good house of 12 rooms, barn and houses; natural wi +: suitable for fruit, grain or stock. 00 Ranch —327 acres, patentw ed; 120 acres possessory title. uty of water for irrigation; 50 acres under cultivation; 8000 grape vines; 150 fruit trees; house, barn, sheds, etc. $200 Wood. tract and orchard » —320 acres, patented; 10 acre, culiivated; 14 acres orchard, with Prices. house, barn and ovher improvents. Only 4 12 OD Dwelling of 9 rooms, BoulS i 0 RE ; s der Street, Nevada City. A A cottage with 2 3-10 acres : $700. land; orchard, garden, etc., Nevada Cityside the limits of Nevada City. $2250 Dwelling of 7 rooms, cens trally located in Nevada ty of fine fruit; lov 65x160 feet. One of the most desirable residence properties in the miles from Nevada City. good investment. with facilities for irrization; just outCiy; in perfect repair; good cellar and plencounty. _ LATEST AND BEST. 164 Market St., San Francisco. o2-1m THE SAY FRANCISCO WEEKLY ALTA Will be sent to any address Thirteen weeks on trial for'25c. com f#arSplendid premiums ase offered to yearly subscribers. THE WEEKLY ALTA, San cisco Cal. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE Dally ‘Transeript! Plano, Ill., sneezed so hard the other day that he broke one of his . ribs. This is what comes ofa boy getting a sneeze too big to fit him. Boys are always trying to wear noel sizes in everything, in¢luding sneezes. A law should be passed for the arrest of every boy ‘. who has a sneeze in his neck too big to escape at his nose, or else the boy eught to be compelled to wear a noose as big as alocomotive smokestack, so the wind can get out when the sneeze goes off. If suchalaw is not enacted every boy inthe land will have holes punched in his vest by his broken ribs. were not allowed to sneeze before we were eighteen years old, and it * z ought to be the rule now. says: perience in the barbed wire business. I have had my best horses frightfully cut with it, but I can cure them so quickly with the Naional Horse Liniment that it-ceases to scare me when they get a fresh cut. Liniment in the market.” Walter D. Vinton, Agent. applicants for teachers’ certificates will begin at Washington Schoolhouse, Nevada City, on Tuesday, July 6th, 1886, at 9 a. w., and continue four days. State law, be collected from each applicant. to no artist in the State. see specimens at his gallery on Broad street, opposite Stumpf’s Hotel. Vinton. A Rib-Breaking Sneeze. It is ‘reported that a boy at When we were.a boy we }____} Barbed Wire. Mr. Mattesan, of Wallace, Cal., “T have -had abundant exI consider it the best Horse lm _>-—— Teachers’ Examination. The semi-annual examination of A fee of $1 will, according to the A. J. Trrrany, td Sec. Co. Board Education. Swarr’s photogaphs are second Go and Prices low. 080-tf je20-tf —_< Ladies Ask Your Friends, Ainaxab, _—-oor Mountain Ice. tities to suit customers. ders left at t lirrors, Mechanics’ London, Northern . JAMES K. BYRNB BYRNE & CROSS, Atto rneys and Counselors at Law, Re oms 35 to 41 McCreery’s Building, $10 P-ine Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL SURGEON. E, W. CHARLES, M. D. -‘Homeepathic Physician, : Ro oms 9 and.10, up stairs, cor. Broad and Pion Be some to A.M.,1t08 P.M. solicited, mli-3m a) +e : oo ae ; ew Pe hae A they ’ SS -~w. F. ENGLEBRIGHT, ‘. Sivil and Mining Enginee*, RANCE COMPANIES IN THE WORLD & Queen, Liverpool, Loneon. . E. H. GAYLORD. Attorneys and Gaylord, on Pine’ GAYLORD & SEARLS, ILL PRACTICE W Courts, State and Feteral. OFFICES—Former office of wales & iow Broad ; former office of Searis & Searis, Church street, opposite Courthouse. FRED SEARLS Counselors at Law, IN ALL “TE street, tw« doors * within the $2 nak J. 1. CALDWELL, ~ attorney at Law, Notary Pablic and Conveyancer. ce—South side Broad street, opp. Union oe street, Nevada Cit ractice in ail the W a and the Courts of the Unite States EERE. Deed dM es for ee a oe wo a Boe to the people at large the Ccurte of thi promptly forward any -P. B. ieaces of ackno TWENTY-FIRST INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITIONInstitute, ~~ ~§$AN FRANCISCO, CAL., 1886, Will be held in their immense Pavilion, on Larkin, Hayes, Polk and Grove Streets, from AUGUST 24th T0 SEPTEMBER 25th, INCLUSIVE, With a grand display of the Narurat and FACTURED Propucts of the Paciric Coast. aL Premiums of Money, Medals and Diplomas are offered to Counties and Inpivipuats for Exhibits of FARM PRODUCTS OF ALL KINDS, except Live Stock. This is the best time and the best place to show to OF THE W. P. Strout, Secretary. » promptly attendéd to. je2 resources of our State. For Premium List, Rules, etc., see the Commissioner for your County, or send to the Assistant Secretary, J. H. Culver; 31 Post street, who will desired information. E CORNWALL, President. . For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. Carr Bros.,-agents. CLUB FEET, curved spine, paralysis, hip and knee diseases, are treated successfully by Dr. Freeman, at Union Hotel, for a few days longer. Surton’s Couecs and Consumption Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures Consumption.— Carr Bros., agents. Wit you surreR with Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint? Shiloh’s Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure. Carr Bros., agents. Dr. PENNINGTON, dentist, Broad st. near.Post and Express Offices. A great many of ladies of Nevada City have tried a bottle of the Egyptian Elixir, for the skin and complexion, now being sold at a sacrifice by W. D. Ainaxab has many most valuable testimonials from’ San Francisco, but it does not now need to rest upon them for a repuation. If any lady has not. tried t, we ask only that she inquire among her lady friends about it. The Ice Company is now prepared to receive orders for Ice in quanIce delivered to aur part of the city. Ore Company’s office, or with W. H. Crawford, will be MAnvuLi1BERTae Paris Figaro comes to this painful conclusion: ‘‘Literature has been killed by journalism ; journalism is soon to be killed by reporting. As for reporting, it will die of itself; itis the last word of the literary decadence of our age; itis the man of letters replaced by the concierge. Gradually the pen has allowed itself to-be-absorbed by the . interloper, who dispenses alike with style, with ideas, with originality, and with individuality. Under the new system a literary man’s porter is a better journalist than his master.” “It further appears that it is “from Americathat this cyclone, this terrible reporting note of actuality, has come.”’ , A printer don’t rush to the doctor every time he is out of “‘sorts.”” Nor tothe baker when he is out of “‘pi.”? Nor to hell when he wants the “‘devil.’’ Nor to the wood pile when he wants a “‘stick.”’ Nor to the bible when he wants a good ‘‘rule.”’ Nor tothe gun shop when he.wants a ‘‘shooting stick.”’ Nor to the cabinet shop when he wants ‘‘furniture.”’ Nor to the bank when he wants ‘‘quoins.’’ Nor to a girl when he wants a ‘‘oress.”? Nor to.a lawyer when he has ‘‘a dirty case.’ Nor to a butcher when he wants ‘‘phat.” Nor to a pump when he’s dry and has ten cents in his pocket. LS Try Spider Leg Tea. J. J. Jackson keeps it. Finest tea in town. Try it. tf er will cure sick headache. 0 <BR 9 ARgE you made miserable by In digestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shiloh’s Vitalizer is -a positive cure. Carr Bros., agents. ‘“HaCKMETACK,” is a pure and fragrant perfume. Price 25 and 50-cents. Carr Bros., agents. ed and delivered, issued from tote rendered in said Court on the 18th as Plaintiff recovered ju WAKD GOLD AND SIL levied u of the to the following described property, viz: All that ce mini: Lode, situate, lying an Mining Distric and known a8 as follows, viz : with surface described as follows: Commencin stake No. 2at South endof ledge, Wester! Stake No. 6; Stake No. 1, North end of ge 5 Easterly 75 feet to. Stake No. ces thereunto belonging. Notice is hereb THE NINETE in front of the Court House door, tween the honrs of 9 o’clock A. M. and that day, I will sell all the »in and to isty said Execution and all costs. 1 County, California, DeHaven’s Dyspepsia DestroyZ Y virtue of an Execution to me gene e urtof W. P. Sowden, an acting Justice of the Peace in and for the Township of NeCounty of Nevada, State of California, date June 22d, 1886, on a ge nap Vv June, 1886, wherein JOHN T. WALDRON ent against REMINING COMPANY, a corporation, defendant, for the sum of Two Hundred and Seventy-eight and 22-100 dollars, debt, and $16.50 costs of suit, and accruing costs. I have this da, mn all the righe, title and interest thin named defendant, of, in and ground or Quartz being in Nevada Nevada county, California, ward Gold and Silver Mining Company, & corporation, and described 8300 feet of the Reward Ledge, being east of the California survey } and extending 100 feet northerly, and 220 féet northerly from place of Original notice, ground as follows ; Commencingatthe northe .d of location, at Stake No. 1, near west boundary of Nevada City; thence North 81° East 100 feet to Stake No 2; thence Southerly 320 feet to Stake No3; thence South 81° N. 140 feet to Stake No. . 4; thenceS. 81° West 116 feetto Stake No. 56, SE corner of California survey ; thence N 81° E862 feet to Stake No. 6; thence N. 81° E5 feet to place of beginning. Also 1500 feet of the Reward Quartz Ledge extending 370 feet Northerly and 1130 feet . southerly from notice thereon with Coogee a ence 800 feet to S.ake No. 3; thence Northerly to Stake No. 40n 8 boundary of California mine ; thence Weste:ly alorg 8 boundary of California Mine 195 feet to Stake No.5; thence Northeasterly along boundary of California Mine 352 feet to thence Easterly 5 feet tc thence 7: thence Southerly 1064 to 8. W. corner of Nevada lhope and expect to fully maintain the City Stake No. 8; thence Northerly 220 fset along fence to Stake No. 9; thence Scuth to Stake No. 10 ; thence Westerly 300 feet to place of beginning, with all appurtenan}-iven that on MONDAY DAY OF JULY, 1886, Nevada Township, Nevada County, California, be 5 o'clock P. M., to-wit :at 1 o'clock P. M. of Hurrah 1 Hurrah right, title and interest of Reward Gold and Silver Miniug Company, & 1 the ahove described property, at public auction, for cash, lawful money of the U. 8., to sativen under my hand this 28d day of June, 886. : wM. OTT, Constable of Nevada Township, — Another Insult. Philadelphia Call : Scene—Windsor Hotel, New York city. Mr. Livingstone Stuyvesant Rhinelander Jones—Why is it, me lud, that in England you can have acoachman without danger to your daughter, while in New York we cannot? Lord Fitzsimmons—Weally, Mr. Jones, I don’t know, except that when-you dress a coachman in & silk hat and livery he is so very much like a New York gentleman, don’t you know. = ——— Croup, Waoormna Coven and Bronchitis immediately relieved by Shiloh’s Cure. CarrBros. agts A nasat Injector free. with each bottle of Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Carr Bros., agents. \ ; : (HE GRAPE CURE SAL MUSCATELLE. Dyspepsia Cure in America. “ H salts, as extracted from The“crystallized 5 Pecos Nature’s laboratory. Have itin your grapes and fruit, a most wonderful rom. homes an‘ travels—a specific ior the f \ . Wm. George. A Natural Sick Headache and 176. 4886. GRAND CELEBRATION OF THE 110th ANNIVERSARY ¥F American inependee : NEVADA CITY, — Everybody Invited. on’t Fail to See the — Spectacular Papade . At 100’clock A. m., by the FIREMEN, MILITARY And other Organizations. Granp MarsHat— f . L. M. SUKEFORTH. Cuter Amps— George Lord, of Grass Valley. T. H. Wilhelm, Grass Valley. D. E. Morgan, of Nevada City. T. 8. Ford, of Nevada City, Orricers. of THe Dav. PRESIDENT. B. N. Shoecraft. VICE PRESIDENTS : Nevada City—Hon. W. D. Long, M. Garver, Hon. J, M. Walling, Hon. John Caldwell, Wm. H. Crawford, A. Lademan, R. C. Walrath, A. Isoard, Wm. H. Martin, Charles Grimes, John T. Morgan, T. H. Carr, Fred Searls, E. F. Rosenthal. Grass Valley—Dr. S. M. Harris, Edward Coleman, Charles H. Mitchell, Rufus Shoemaker, Hon. North San Juan—Maj. J. 8. McBride, 0. P. Stidger. . French Corral—N. C. Miller. North Bloomfield—James Marriott, T. C. McGagin. Moore’s Flat—Chas. Hegarty. Graniteville—J. W. Robb. Relief Hill—C. O. Jepson. land. weary or worn-out. It cures sick ». Indian Sprin A. B. iesyepepein, h and bowel ¢ ints: . bach prings— Dries removes biliousness, stimula:es the iver to . a healthy action, counteracts the New York City. Mention this paper. CARR BROTHERS, For sale by mM. DRAN, (Successor toC. A. Barrett,) 46 Broan St., NEVADA City. I Mave a Fine Stock of and of the best quality. Tama so secured the services of MR. J. H. QUATMAN, second to that of no man on the Coast. years in Sacramento. M. DRAN. effects of impure water and the excessive use of alcoholic beverages, and prevents the absorption of malaria, and suppiies to the eystem the want of sound, ripe fruit. Prepared by the General Anierican Manager, P. 0. Box 1968 Druggists and §Chemists, Nevada City, [Cal CHANCE OF FIRM. : MERCHANT TAILOR Foreign and Domestic Goods, ‘4’ ND AM PREPARED TO FURNISH the gentlemen of Nevada City and e vicinity with garments inthe latest styles ractical Tailor, and have had long experience in the business. I have alWhose reputationas a Cutter and Fitter is reputation I have enjoyed for the pew ws e Rough and Ready—John F. Schroeder, 8. H. Dikeman. You Bet—Frank Snell. Washington—John McBean. LONDON SAL-MUSCATELLE CO., SECRETARIES. LONDON, ENGLAND. ion e — and J. B. Gray, of ware in evada City. avers ot eaalaea I eoeeie SXERCISES at the Theatre, begirning at em Send for cir to G.EVANOVITCH, 11 a. m.: : 5 1, Introduction by President of the Day. 2, Muzic by the Band. : ‘8. Prayer by the Chaplain. 4. Vocal soleand chorus, ‘‘Our Nation’s Birthday,” Miss Jennie March. 6. Reading of the Declaration of Independence. 6. Vocalsoloand chorus, ‘The Flag of the Free,” John Werry. 7. Poem. Music by the Band. Oration. 10. Operetta — “Untle fam’s Union Party,” by fifty young ladies and gentle~ men. : 11. Benediction. ORATOR. Hon. John F. Swift, (Of San Francisco.) CHAPLAIN, REV. M. D. BUCK, (Of Grass Valley.) READER, PROF. J. Ww. HITCHCOCK, (Of Salt Lake City.) POETESS, MISS IDA HITCHCOCK, (Of Salt Lake City.) ; MUSICAL DIRECTOR, PROF. E. MULLER, (Of Nevada City.) Carnival or Sports To take place on various business streets immediately after the exercises at the Theatre : : Race between Nevada City hose companies, prize $12 50. Race between Grass Valley hose DICK SMOOT AND, HIS GRAND Celebration aud Picnic! ON MONDAY, JOLY 5, 1886. Grove, on Fall Creek Avenue, Maybert School Fu: Dance, $2.50. Jas. Gribble, E. Sneath, B>T. W COMMITTEE ON DANCE—Fred Medli Ely Guest, Ed. Palmer, Ed. Shattuck. Frank Fourth of July AtMAYBBEEHT PICNIC will be given at Blue Belt Sehod the day.anda DANCE at the new Schoo! House in the _— for the binefit of the nd, TICKETS—Including Picnic and COMMITTEE ON PICNIC—J_G, Fredenburr, B. J. Watson, H. Stowe, Jas. Guest, orthley. INVITATION COMMITTEE — Wasutnarissel Werthingscs, John Brimekill. Navapa Ciry—A. J. Prof. A.J. TIFFANY —— store on Main Street, Variety Store. Of all Kinds, a, ® Yeast Powders, se And Eyerything Needed in a Family. ? TOBACCO & CIGARS, < Lord. Grass VALLEY Will be given at —6. Dan*Collins, J. P. ShoeCigarette: and Pipes, and all kinds maker. ;BLoomrrep—F. M. mridgeon. AL. of smoking material. Exunt’s EXtall nd J. A. Robi You —B. F. In the Evening, byORATOR OF THE DAY: . : 4271 aim to sell. as cheap as any firm in Mountain Division, U R K of eg, beg city, and I respectfully ask the public Music being furnished by ~~ juni7 1m picnic and dance. k GEO. A. HARE, . ~ reagurer of School Fund derived from DICK SMOOT, DAUGHTER BESSIE TO THE FRONT ONVE MORE. AVING renovated and fixed up my Nevada City, I am prepared to furnish the public ee tenet stay to be found in a first-class FRESH FRUITS, 1220'tai ns scason. CONFECTIONERY & NUTS, CANNED GOODS, ize" ** Coffee, Spices, Sugar, Fresh Limes a Specialty. and vicinity to give mea And His Daughter Bessie. * spectators companies, $12 50° . 100 yard free for all foot-race, H $2 50. i Foot-race around the block, $5, . 100 yard foot race for boys under 15, $2 50. 100 yard race for fat men, $2 50. Wheelbarrow race around the . block, four to enter ; first prize $5; second prize $2 50. 100 yard seck race, free for all, four to enter, $5. . 100 yard sack race, for boys under 15, six toenter; first prize $3, second prize $2. : Climbing greased pole, $5. Throwing 16-pound sledge, $3. Throwing 12-pound sledge, $2. Boring hole blindfolded, $2 50. Blindfold “wheelbarrow race, $2 50. ' Gnessing number of beans in bottle, $2.50. — The Hideous Cavalcade of HORRIBLES ! Will emerge from the rendezvous at 4o’clock P, M. This display will assuredly be E> The biggest and Best = Of the kind ever witnessed here. A GRAND BALL! Xi Goyne’s Uniform Band, ~ Tickets, per couple... et meee peeneese Sweetland—Hon. Jas. O. Sweet= ok i 4 ‘1

Y long; : eld, ir; e is sold Wealth, eon i health loin the yY Excees— om, and brief lecous Dissting Le System. h, Missa and ges. md Toke, c' a hey sdge, and the tree ch are of man and »bability, yin doc. re, both cand get ity. eet, SORSE?. he. effect eticn wil the greatsufiering yuarantece Seminal y kind or d faile to ° ty tem:lent evac oOMpanier sensation: manner p’ examiniment wil yall parti colo will langing to There are:Ity, ignoCbd stape: guarantee nd a heailrinary or. Surdaye ree, ‘hor ». Cailor i 1E, : rancisco d Privare emedy & certain or Nerv. bebi lity, t Man. Prostaben, ard ie evil efof youthful Salida ex» and in king Inating lirs. Dr. aD, graduyania, will . Ahis kind iis special e, $1.50a » $5, sent re, orc, O , by Dre. » dal. by letter Strict s: <actionn. TDER Market. gists. W’S Spring and ner, 1886, ny address. . rvthing for fants’ wear ices JOWER the United fon GUAR H. C, F. oms to ynd’s, site the m23-1m RD ech Pathe Company Ps 8 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNES,_PRIBAY MORNING, JUNE 25, 1886. Established Sept, 6, 1860, by N. P Brown & to mee —— rhe Daily Transcript} 1 UBLIS HRD EVERY AY EXCEPT MONDAY BY— BROWN & CALKINS. L. 8 CALKINS, Edito N. P. Brown, Business Manager ovFIOK“TRANSCRIPT. BLOOK, “\g@Commercial Street. = +) 1 RIPCION PRICE: Pgh! Mis pe oes cree ee Three Months.. i per month...«. é ver Week ..--asewecpeees i ————— a > MASONIC NOTICE. Bs -yada Lodge, Wo13, F.& A.M. STATED MEETINGS on the Second Wednesday of each month Visiting Brethren in good stand ing are cordially invited. D. E. MORGAN, Master. © for Infants_and_ Children, NPE PI PIII a eT “Castoria is so well adapted to children that known to me.” 111 So. Oxford 8t., Tas Centaur Company, 162 Fulton Street, N.Y. -: Sour Stomach, Diarrhooa, Eructat‘on, Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes diJ. H, Boagpman Seoretarv. jell Nevada Royal Arch Chapter, 6 No. 6, B. A. M. SYATED MEETINGS 4 SHRn Masonic Hall, Nevada City, on =~ the First Monday in each month. » }] Visiting Companions in good HX $4 standing are cordially invited to “4, attend. . M. L. MARSH, High Priest. J H. Boarpan. Sec. UNION MAR+¢.ET, Cunmercial Street, Nevada Cicr, COLLEY BROTHERS, Props. DEALERS IN Reef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sansages, ote At the Lowest Market Bates. We also keep on hand a choice stock of BACON AND LARD. ~ . the same strength as ol each pound package: oe ee Do eee ee eS PF geenee: eM OR MENS . .. 3. 1esasco sree 22 CROSS & SIMONDS, tterncys and Counselors at Law ” gar Will practice in the State and U ited States Courts. OFFICE— Morgan & Roberts’ Bock Ne vada Citv. CITIZENS: BANK. BROAD STREET.. ..NEVADA CITY Paid up Capital $80,000. RESERVE FUND, $10,000.00. OFFIORRS: : E M_ PRESTON...-ss0e0-:. Presiden R M. HUNT...05.---+¢ «.Vice President JOHN T. MORAN -.Cashier D &. MORGAN. Asst. Cash’r and Secretary j —DI2ECTORS:— Joun T. Morean. Gro. A. CoorsR. L, Houseman E. M. Preston. Dr. R. Mi. Horr. Gre. M. Heenes. Nu.xs Searis. 2a7 Receive Deposits, Buy and Sell Ex: Other properties will bo announced in a henge. Gold Dus and Bullion PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHS, ETC. gp he an desiring to make a speedy sale of sar Highest Price Paid for State and Coun their properties should communicate with ty wee. RAW CHEOKS OF SCHOO L BOO K S, the Association as ones. ERIE New York, Sacramento, . BLANK BOOKS, . "Nevada City, Cal. : n Francisco. LOVELL ROLLER SKATES a ae oF Great evaiinble ‘n any Dart MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, —_ of jreat Britain and Europe. Seem swine acenni{S AIT kinds of Periodicals Pictorialy and Newspapers, “onion Soe pe —OCORRESPON DENTS— e ew ustmen' Be Naw Yous—First National Bank. . Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, . inset rinks, “erices Heduced., Bend backaMENro— ional Bank of D. O M‘lls & Co. ForSale. $1300 House ‘and {lot situate on Aristocracy Hill. .House contains 6 rooms, hard finished, woodshed and stable. Lot.170 by 300 feet. A ply to I. J. ROLFE, Real Estate & Ins. Agt. House and lot situate on $2300 . E'st Broad street. House contains 9 rooms, hard palenet, Apply to ROLFE, $950 Spring street, adjoining Bap8, partial. — Real Estate & Ins. Agt. House and lot situate on tist Chureh, 8 rooms, Pp iy furnished. Apply to 1. J, ROLFE, Real Estate and Ins. Agt. $2000 House and lot on Aristoc— racy Hill, 7 rooms, hard finished. Apply to i. J. ROLFE, Real Estate & Ins. Agt. $700 House and lot on East . Broad street, 4 rooms, lot 65 feet. nt. Apply to _ i. J. ROLFR, Real Estate & Ins. Agt. WHITE LABOR. . . SKILLED and UNSKILLED Help—Male and Female—of all descriptions furnished at once by (. H.Hansen & Co. Employment Agency, 110 Geary St., San Francisco. Telephone 485. Correspondence = + W. GROSS. Fine Perfu JACENT FCR TBE Et TNSU Imperial, J. J. JACKSON, ----""" PROPRIETOR. The Largest, the best and Cheapest Grocary House in Nevada City. uiring TOASTED THAS. Equaimg n aroma, flavor and: delicacy the Teas as used by the natives in. Japan. (OF The ollowing PURE J under the new process, APANESE TEAS are fresh toasted one-third less ‘quantity to produce d Teas, and the prices are plainly marked on kept prietors of THE PALACE DRUG Ce rner Pine and Commercial 6ts., keep vd.nstantly on hand a large and complete stock of everything usuail found in Eirst Olass Drug Store. THE FINEST BRANDS OF C:SARS "a Prescriptions accurately and carefully pounded by a careful and competent Druggist Eroprictoi i ——o Large ‘Stock of mery, Fancy Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Hand ! Toilet Articles of all kind Careful Attenti¢n Given to Compounding Presuriptions. By. a Competent Draggist and Perfect{Purity Guaranteed. 50 cents per pound \.6G6 eents per pound ia _. 76 cents per pound ears kd 5 Aa isc aie eee ee Ts Se eho cee ees Hee $1 per pound Everything usually found in cery Establishment always who have never traded wit invitation to call before making their purchases. 18: AND 20 COMMERCIAL STREET. . gig J. E. CARR “ci ~ CARR BROTHERS, a First-Class Groon hand. To those h me I extend a_ special T. H. CARR. Patent Medicines, A Tle, avd nud xg aos #8 Td *wopso3tpUy “ALSTON : err tet to ev ouia ‘quoupse *@A m0, The Nevada County Land, and Improvement Association FFER THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES for sale ; 3300 Home.and Garden, cong taining 4814 acres, 3} acres in citv limits; 2 good hou-es, barn, sheds. etc., 500 grape vines, 400 blackberry, 106 strawberry, 40 veach trees, 50 apple, and a fine variety of other fruits, all under a fine state of cultivation, and situated on road leading from Nevada City to Grass Valley. $2200. A good Farm, 104 acres very favorably si uated avout 2 miles from Neyada City; good house, barn ete., with two horsesand7 cows, 7 dozen chickens, saddle-, harness and small farming implements, 7 tons hay, good spring and water ditch. $2550 A new House within @ blocks of business portion of tne city Containing 8 rooms, bath, celor, woodshed and stabie. _A beautiful situation. : Ranch—190 acres. t$3000. ented; 4 mi'es from’ Rail road, 60 acres under cnitivation. Good house of 12 rooms, barn and houses; natural wi +: suitable for fruit, grain or stock. 00 Ranch —327 acres, patentw ed; 120 acres possessory title. uty of water for irrigation; 50 acres under cultivation; 8000 grape vines; 150 fruit trees; house, barn, sheds, etc. $200 Wood. tract and orchard » —320 acres, patented; 10 acre, culiivated; 14 acres orchard, with Prices. house, barn and ovher improvents. Only 4 12 OD Dwelling of 9 rooms, BoulS i 0 RE ; s der Street, Nevada City. A A cottage with 2 3-10 acres : $700. land; orchard, garden, etc., Nevada Cityside the limits of Nevada City. $2250 Dwelling of 7 rooms, cens trally located in Nevada ty of fine fruit; lov 65x160 feet. One of the most desirable residence properties in the miles from Nevada City. good investment. with facilities for irrization; just outCiy; in perfect repair; good cellar and plencounty. _ LATEST AND BEST. 164 Market St., San Francisco. o2-1m THE SAY FRANCISCO WEEKLY ALTA Will be sent to any address Thirteen weeks on trial for'25c. com f#arSplendid premiums ase offered to yearly subscribers. THE WEEKLY ALTA, San cisco Cal. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE Dally ‘Transeript! Plano, Ill., sneezed so hard the other day that he broke one of his . ribs. This is what comes ofa boy getting a sneeze too big to fit him. Boys are always trying to wear noel sizes in everything, in¢luding sneezes. A law should be passed for the arrest of every boy ‘. who has a sneeze in his neck too big to escape at his nose, or else the boy eught to be compelled to wear a noose as big as alocomotive smokestack, so the wind can get out when the sneeze goes off. If suchalaw is not enacted every boy inthe land will have holes punched in his vest by his broken ribs. were not allowed to sneeze before we were eighteen years old, and it * z ought to be the rule now. says: perience in the barbed wire business. I have had my best horses frightfully cut with it, but I can cure them so quickly with the Naional Horse Liniment that it-ceases to scare me when they get a fresh cut. Liniment in the market.” Walter D. Vinton, Agent. applicants for teachers’ certificates will begin at Washington Schoolhouse, Nevada City, on Tuesday, July 6th, 1886, at 9 a. w., and continue four days. State law, be collected from each applicant. to no artist in the State. see specimens at his gallery on Broad street, opposite Stumpf’s Hotel. Vinton. A Rib-Breaking Sneeze. It is ‘reported that a boy at When we were.a boy we }____} Barbed Wire. Mr. Mattesan, of Wallace, Cal., “T have -had abundant exI consider it the best Horse lm _>-—— Teachers’ Examination. The semi-annual examination of A fee of $1 will, according to the A. J. Trrrany, td Sec. Co. Board Education. Swarr’s photogaphs are second Go and Prices low. 080-tf je20-tf —_< Ladies Ask Your Friends, Ainaxab, _—-oor Mountain Ice. tities to suit customers. ders left at t lirrors, Mechanics’ London, Northern . JAMES K. BYRNB BYRNE & CROSS, Atto rneys and Counselors at Law, Re oms 35 to 41 McCreery’s Building, $10 P-ine Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL SURGEON. E, W. CHARLES, M. D. -‘Homeepathic Physician, : Ro oms 9 and.10, up stairs, cor. Broad and Pion Be some to A.M.,1t08 P.M. solicited, mli-3m a) +e : oo ae ; ew Pe hae A they ’ SS -~w. F. ENGLEBRIGHT, ‘. Sivil and Mining Enginee*, RANCE COMPANIES IN THE WORLD & Queen, Liverpool, Loneon. . E. H. GAYLORD. Attorneys and Gaylord, on Pine’ GAYLORD & SEARLS, ILL PRACTICE W Courts, State and Feteral. OFFICES—Former office of wales & iow Broad ; former office of Searis & Searis, Church street, opposite Courthouse. FRED SEARLS Counselors at Law, IN ALL “TE street, tw« doors

* within the $2 nak J. 1. CALDWELL, ~ attorney at Law, Notary Pablic and Conveyancer. ce—South side Broad street, opp. Union oe street, Nevada Cit ractice in ail the W a and the Courts of the Unite States EERE. Deed dM es for ee a oe wo a Boe to the people at large the Ccurte of thi promptly forward any -P. B. ieaces of ackno TWENTY-FIRST INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITIONInstitute, ~~ ~§$AN FRANCISCO, CAL., 1886, Will be held in their immense Pavilion, on Larkin, Hayes, Polk and Grove Streets, from AUGUST 24th T0 SEPTEMBER 25th, INCLUSIVE, With a grand display of the Narurat and FACTURED Propucts of the Paciric Coast. aL Premiums of Money, Medals and Diplomas are offered to Counties and Inpivipuats for Exhibits of FARM PRODUCTS OF ALL KINDS, except Live Stock. This is the best time and the best place to show to OF THE W. P. Strout, Secretary. » promptly attendéd to. je2 resources of our State. For Premium List, Rules, etc., see the Commissioner for your County, or send to the Assistant Secretary, J. H. Culver; 31 Post street, who will desired information. E CORNWALL, President. . For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. Carr Bros.,-agents. CLUB FEET, curved spine, paralysis, hip and knee diseases, are treated successfully by Dr. Freeman, at Union Hotel, for a few days longer. Surton’s Couecs and Consumption Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures Consumption.— Carr Bros., agents. Wit you surreR with Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint? Shiloh’s Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure. Carr Bros., agents. Dr. PENNINGTON, dentist, Broad st. near.Post and Express Offices. A great many of ladies of Nevada City have tried a bottle of the Egyptian Elixir, for the skin and complexion, now being sold at a sacrifice by W. D. Ainaxab has many most valuable testimonials from’ San Francisco, but it does not now need to rest upon them for a repuation. If any lady has not. tried t, we ask only that she inquire among her lady friends about it. The Ice Company is now prepared to receive orders for Ice in quanIce delivered to aur part of the city. Ore Company’s office, or with W. H. Crawford, will be MAnvuLi1BERTae Paris Figaro comes to this painful conclusion: ‘‘Literature has been killed by journalism ; journalism is soon to be killed by reporting. As for reporting, it will die of itself; itis the last word of the literary decadence of our age; itis the man of letters replaced by the concierge. Gradually the pen has allowed itself to-be-absorbed by the . interloper, who dispenses alike with style, with ideas, with originality, and with individuality. Under the new system a literary man’s porter is a better journalist than his master.” “It further appears that it is “from Americathat this cyclone, this terrible reporting note of actuality, has come.”’ , A printer don’t rush to the doctor every time he is out of “‘sorts.”” Nor tothe baker when he is out of “‘pi.”? Nor to hell when he wants the “‘devil.’’ Nor to the wood pile when he wants a “‘stick.”’ Nor to the bible when he wants a good ‘‘rule.”’ Nor tothe gun shop when he.wants a ‘‘shooting stick.”’ Nor to the cabinet shop when he wants ‘‘furniture.”’ Nor to the bank when he wants ‘‘quoins.’’ Nor to a girl when he wants a ‘‘oress.”? Nor to.a lawyer when he has ‘‘a dirty case.’ Nor to a butcher when he wants ‘‘phat.” Nor to a pump when he’s dry and has ten cents in his pocket. LS Try Spider Leg Tea. J. J. Jackson keeps it. Finest tea in town. Try it. tf er will cure sick headache. 0 <BR 9 ARgE you made miserable by In digestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shiloh’s Vitalizer is -a positive cure. Carr Bros., agents. ‘“HaCKMETACK,” is a pure and fragrant perfume. Price 25 and 50-cents. Carr Bros., agents. ed and delivered, issued from tote rendered in said Court on the 18th as Plaintiff recovered ju WAKD GOLD AND SIL levied u of the to the following described property, viz: All that ce mini: Lode, situate, lying an Mining Distric and known a8 as follows, viz : with surface described as follows: Commencin stake No. 2at South endof ledge, Wester! Stake No. 6; Stake No. 1, North end of ge 5 Easterly 75 feet to. Stake No. ces thereunto belonging. Notice is hereb THE NINETE in front of the Court House door, tween the honrs of 9 o’clock A. M. and that day, I will sell all the »in and to isty said Execution and all costs. 1 County, California, DeHaven’s Dyspepsia DestroyZ Y virtue of an Execution to me gene e urtof W. P. Sowden, an acting Justice of the Peace in and for the Township of NeCounty of Nevada, State of California, date June 22d, 1886, on a ge nap Vv June, 1886, wherein JOHN T. WALDRON ent against REMINING COMPANY, a corporation, defendant, for the sum of Two Hundred and Seventy-eight and 22-100 dollars, debt, and $16.50 costs of suit, and accruing costs. I have this da, mn all the righe, title and interest thin named defendant, of, in and ground or Quartz being in Nevada Nevada county, California, ward Gold and Silver Mining Company, & corporation, and described 8300 feet of the Reward Ledge, being east of the California survey } and extending 100 feet northerly, and 220 féet northerly from place of Original notice, ground as follows ; Commencingatthe northe .d of location, at Stake No. 1, near west boundary of Nevada City; thence North 81° East 100 feet to Stake No 2; thence Southerly 320 feet to Stake No3; thence South 81° N. 140 feet to Stake No. . 4; thenceS. 81° West 116 feetto Stake No. 56, SE corner of California survey ; thence N 81° E862 feet to Stake No. 6; thence N. 81° E5 feet to place of beginning. Also 1500 feet of the Reward Quartz Ledge extending 370 feet Northerly and 1130 feet . southerly from notice thereon with Coogee a ence 800 feet to S.ake No. 3; thence Northerly to Stake No. 40n 8 boundary of California mine ; thence Weste:ly alorg 8 boundary of California Mine 195 feet to Stake No.5; thence Northeasterly along boundary of California Mine 352 feet to thence Easterly 5 feet tc thence 7: thence Southerly 1064 to 8. W. corner of Nevada lhope and expect to fully maintain the City Stake No. 8; thence Northerly 220 fset along fence to Stake No. 9; thence Scuth to Stake No. 10 ; thence Westerly 300 feet to place of beginning, with all appurtenan}-iven that on MONDAY DAY OF JULY, 1886, Nevada Township, Nevada County, California, be 5 o'clock P. M., to-wit :at 1 o'clock P. M. of Hurrah 1 Hurrah right, title and interest of Reward Gold and Silver Miniug Company, & 1 the ahove described property, at public auction, for cash, lawful money of the U. 8., to sativen under my hand this 28d day of June, 886. : wM. OTT, Constable of Nevada Township, — Another Insult. Philadelphia Call : Scene—Windsor Hotel, New York city. Mr. Livingstone Stuyvesant Rhinelander Jones—Why is it, me lud, that in England you can have acoachman without danger to your daughter, while in New York we cannot? Lord Fitzsimmons—Weally, Mr. Jones, I don’t know, except that when-you dress a coachman in & silk hat and livery he is so very much like a New York gentleman, don’t you know. = ——— Croup, Waoormna Coven and Bronchitis immediately relieved by Shiloh’s Cure. CarrBros. agts A nasat Injector free. with each bottle of Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Carr Bros., agents. \ ; : (HE GRAPE CURE SAL MUSCATELLE. Dyspepsia Cure in America. “ H salts, as extracted from The“crystallized 5 Pecos Nature’s laboratory. Have itin your grapes and fruit, a most wonderful rom. homes an‘ travels—a specific ior the f \ . Wm. George. A Natural Sick Headache and 176. 4886. GRAND CELEBRATION OF THE 110th ANNIVERSARY ¥F American inependee : NEVADA CITY, — Everybody Invited. on’t Fail to See the — Spectacular Papade . At 100’clock A. m., by the FIREMEN, MILITARY And other Organizations. Granp MarsHat— f . L. M. SUKEFORTH. Cuter Amps— George Lord, of Grass Valley. T. H. Wilhelm, Grass Valley. D. E. Morgan, of Nevada City. T. 8. Ford, of Nevada City, Orricers. of THe Dav. PRESIDENT. B. N. Shoecraft. VICE PRESIDENTS : Nevada City—Hon. W. D. Long, M. Garver, Hon. J, M. Walling, Hon. John Caldwell, Wm. H. Crawford, A. Lademan, R. C. Walrath, A. Isoard, Wm. H. Martin, Charles Grimes, John T. Morgan, T. H. Carr, Fred Searls, E. F. Rosenthal. Grass Valley—Dr. S. M. Harris, Edward Coleman, Charles H. Mitchell, Rufus Shoemaker, Hon. North San Juan—Maj. J. 8. McBride, 0. P. Stidger. . French Corral—N. C. Miller. North Bloomfield—James Marriott, T. C. McGagin. Moore’s Flat—Chas. Hegarty. Graniteville—J. W. Robb. Relief Hill—C. O. Jepson. land. weary or worn-out. It cures sick ». Indian Sprin A. B. iesyepepein, h and bowel ¢ ints: . bach prings— Dries removes biliousness, stimula:es the iver to . a healthy action, counteracts the New York City. Mention this paper. CARR BROTHERS, For sale by mM. DRAN, (Successor toC. A. Barrett,) 46 Broan St., NEVADA City. I Mave a Fine Stock of and of the best quality. Tama so secured the services of MR. J. H. QUATMAN, second to that of no man on the Coast. years in Sacramento. M. DRAN. effects of impure water and the excessive use of alcoholic beverages, and prevents the absorption of malaria, and suppiies to the eystem the want of sound, ripe fruit. Prepared by the General Anierican Manager, P. 0. Box 1968 Druggists and §Chemists, Nevada City, [Cal CHANCE OF FIRM. : MERCHANT TAILOR Foreign and Domestic Goods, ‘4’ ND AM PREPARED TO FURNISH the gentlemen of Nevada City and e vicinity with garments inthe latest styles ractical Tailor, and have had long experience in the business. I have alWhose reputationas a Cutter and Fitter is reputation I have enjoyed for the pew ws e Rough and Ready—John F. Schroeder, 8. H. Dikeman. You Bet—Frank Snell. Washington—John McBean. LONDON SAL-MUSCATELLE CO., SECRETARIES. LONDON, ENGLAND. ion e — and J. B. Gray, of ware in evada City. avers ot eaalaea I eoeeie SXERCISES at the Theatre, begirning at em Send for cir to G.EVANOVITCH, 11 a. m.: : 5 1, Introduction by President of the Day. 2, Muzic by the Band. : ‘8. Prayer by the Chaplain. 4. Vocal soleand chorus, ‘‘Our Nation’s Birthday,” Miss Jennie March. 6. Reading of the Declaration of Independence. 6. Vocalsoloand chorus, ‘The Flag of the Free,” John Werry. 7. Poem. Music by the Band. Oration. 10. Operetta — “Untle fam’s Union Party,” by fifty young ladies and gentle~ men. : 11. Benediction. ORATOR. Hon. John F. Swift, (Of San Francisco.) CHAPLAIN, REV. M. D. BUCK, (Of Grass Valley.) READER, PROF. J. Ww. HITCHCOCK, (Of Salt Lake City.) POETESS, MISS IDA HITCHCOCK, (Of Salt Lake City.) ; MUSICAL DIRECTOR, PROF. E. MULLER, (Of Nevada City.) Carnival or Sports To take place on various business streets immediately after the exercises at the Theatre : : Race between Nevada City hose companies, prize $12 50. Race between Grass Valley hose DICK SMOOT AND, HIS GRAND Celebration aud Picnic! ON MONDAY, JOLY 5, 1886. Grove, on Fall Creek Avenue, Maybert School Fu: Dance, $2.50. Jas. Gribble, E. Sneath, B>T. W COMMITTEE ON DANCE—Fred Medli Ely Guest, Ed. Palmer, Ed. Shattuck. Frank Fourth of July AtMAYBBEEHT PICNIC will be given at Blue Belt Sehod the day.anda DANCE at the new Schoo! House in the _— for the binefit of the nd, TICKETS—Including Picnic and COMMITTEE ON PICNIC—J_G, Fredenburr, B. J. Watson, H. Stowe, Jas. Guest, orthley. INVITATION COMMITTEE — Wasutnarissel Werthingscs, John Brimekill. Navapa Ciry—A. J. Prof. A.J. TIFFANY —— store on Main Street, Variety Store. Of all Kinds, a, ® Yeast Powders, se And Eyerything Needed in a Family. ? TOBACCO & CIGARS, < Lord. Grass VALLEY Will be given at —6. Dan*Collins, J. P. ShoeCigarette: and Pipes, and all kinds maker. ;BLoomrrep—F. M. mridgeon. AL. of smoking material. Exunt’s EXtall nd J. A. Robi You —B. F. In the Evening, byORATOR OF THE DAY: . : 4271 aim to sell. as cheap as any firm in Mountain Division, U R K of eg, beg city, and I respectfully ask the public Music being furnished by ~~ juni7 1m picnic and dance. k GEO. A. HARE, . ~ reagurer of School Fund derived from DICK SMOOT, DAUGHTER BESSIE TO THE FRONT ONVE MORE. AVING renovated and fixed up my Nevada City, I am prepared to furnish the public ee tenet stay to be found in a first-class FRESH FRUITS, 1220'tai ns scason. CONFECTIONERY & NUTS, CANNED GOODS, ize" ** Coffee, Spices, Sugar, Fresh Limes a Specialty. and vicinity to give mea And His Daughter Bessie. * spectators companies, $12 50° . 100 yard free for all foot-race, H $2 50. i Foot-race around the block, $5, . 100 yard foot race for boys under 15, $2 50. 100 yard race for fat men, $2 50. Wheelbarrow race around the . block, four to enter ; first prize $5; second prize $2 50. 100 yard seck race, free for all, four to enter, $5. . 100 yard sack race, for boys under 15, six toenter; first prize $3, second prize $2. : Climbing greased pole, $5. Throwing 16-pound sledge, $3. Throwing 12-pound sledge, $2. Boring hole blindfolded, $2 50. Blindfold “wheelbarrow race, $2 50. ' Gnessing number of beans in bottle, $2.50. — The Hideous Cavalcade of HORRIBLES ! Will emerge from the rendezvous at 4o’clock P, M. This display will assuredly be E> The biggest and Best = Of the kind ever witnessed here. A GRAND BALL! Xi Goyne’s Uniform Band, ~ Tickets, per couple..... et meee peeneese Sweetland—Hon. Jas. O. Sweet= ok i 4 ‘1