June 9, 1887 (4 pages)

{ Nevada City, Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, and Sierra countics, at Sacramento, San —BROWN & CALKINS-— pondcazboer OFFICE: em No. $2 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. For Sale. _._Eprror Transcrirt:—Ere this letthe Encampment does not break up “-. of their fitness for the task, made up _their findings yesterday and handed = trasted well with the prevailing green The Daily Transcript, Nevada Citv, California, Thursday, June 9, 1887. ments presented a brilliant spectacle which will long be remembered by those who winessed it. The day was perfect, bayonets flashed in the sunshine, banners and plumes waved, bright colors glowed everywhere, and to heighten the effect of the scene, one soldier,overcome by the heat, fell fainting on the ground, and was carried from the field by comrades. The Daily Transcript. CIRCULATES IN Spenceville, North San Juan, rench Corral, Sweetland, North Bloom field, Moore’s Flatj, Graniteville, Truckee, and every oth‘ ertown of Nevada county; also in Placer Francisco—in fact, throughout the State “from Siskiyou to San Diego, from the Sierra to the Sea.” ——————— —_ ~— = Published Daily (Mondays excepted) by —_—— THE NATIONAL DRILL. PAN OF HORSES, DOUBLE HARNESS and 2-horse wagor. oad one large wagon, rigged for back-acon. \ Also a variety of chains. rie . Will be sold cheap in lots to suit. Apply to Mrs. ELIZA BARRY, j9-2w Nevada City. Btookholders’ Meeting. ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT BY order of the Board of Directors of the Nevada County Mining Conener a co ration, a meet: of the Stockho ders of the said company will be held at the law office of John Caldwell, on Broad strect, in the aie of Nevada, county of Nevada, State of California, on Monday, the 15th say of August, 1887, at the hour of 7:30 o'clock P. M. of said day, forthe pu’ e of increasing the Copel Stock of said Corporation to One Million Dollars, to be divided into shares of Twenty Dollars each. until this evening, and tio one but the ; i Dated Nevada City, June 8, 1887. judges knows as-yet who will bear . iota CE. ASHBURN, See’ty. away the trophies, except in one in-. — —— stance, where a private of the San Ordin ea ‘ ance No. 86. Antonio Rifles won the first prize dak i indivi AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE REVENUE given to individual contestants of the SAE VADA CITY. infantry drill. fe OF TRUSTEES GF THE . . of Nevada do o nm as follows: The Judges of the drill, who are Section 1, Ata of Forty-Five Cente on ‘ ienced arm: . ted »}. each One Hundre ollars_o e€ assesse wid soe 2 y officers selec by and equalized valuation of all property General Sheridan, at the request of the managing committee, 6n_ account Incidents of the Militia Encampment at Washington. Wasnineton, May 30th, 1887. ter reaches you the Nationa] Drill will be a thing of the past. Thecompetitive drills closed on Saturday, but within the corporate limits of Nevada City forGeneral Fund purposes: and a tax of Twenty Cents on each One Hundred Dollars for fire purposes, is hereby levied for the year A. D, 1887. Passed June 6th, 1887. H. C. MIBLS, President. W. G. Richards, Clerk. jug them over to the Drill committee in sealed envelopes. This morning they . — were given to Gen. Sheridan, who will open them at-three o’clock this afternoon on a stand in the Drill ground in presence of all the troops, and present them to the successful competitors. Of course there will be some disappointments, but the judges have had avery difficult and delicate duty to perform. The militia organizations which participated in this competition are among the best in the country, and where many are excellent the task of deciding between them is very hard. Where one was perfect another was defective, and vice versa. Of one thing the soldiers may be quite certain, and that is that the judges will not rate them as did the audience always, for errors of the manuel, which were invisible from the grand stand, were from the judges’ standpoint, gross mistakes, and their decisions will have to be accepted without question. In the gossip of the camp-the prizes ‘have been distributed among the Toledo Cadets, the Lomax Rifles, of Mobile, the two San Antonio companies, the St. Paul companies, the Muscatine Rifles, of Iowa, the Louisana Rifles, the Vicksburg Southrons, and two Washington companies. Each has warm partisan admirers, who expect one of the higher infantry prizes for their favorite organization, and one hears extolled the merit of this company and criticism of the performances of all the others on every hand. No doubt there were technical faults in the maneuvers of the most accomplished companies which were not discernible to the public, but as I mentioned before, no one knows, at Dividend Notice. Baty NO, 26,0F FIFTY CENTS PER share on the Capital Stock of the CITIZENS BANK will become due and payable on and after June 10th, 1887, at the office of the Citizens Bank. JOHN T. MORGAN, Cashier. GRAND BALL! To be given by the Fire : Department OF NEVADA OITY, SE Se ae At Armory Hall, Nevada City, Monay Ev’, duly 4, yh COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. Chief Engineer J. F. Hook. J.B.G d LF Rosenthal W.G. Richards, © : iti j ’ isions . F. Rosenthal, . G. Richards f this writing, the judges’ decisions, . ¥ ' ‘shurtlef, Wm. Scott. . and as you will know the result, probably, before you read this letter, any forecast of the awards would be useless. RECEPTION COMMITTEE. Altogether the visiting ‘military . L. P. Schmidt, W. T. Shurtleff, have had # delightful week, and it is eee whee or bp . at. ancy, enury Guenther, safe to say the Drill has been one of . 5G. O'Neil, J. T. Shurtleff, the most succesiful:ever held in this . G. J. schmidt, E. F: Rosenthal, country. There have been vicissi. John Bacigalupi, Thos. Peard, Jr. tudes in the weather, to be sure, but. naturally these are the accompani. , ments of camp life. Rain as well as sunshine, cold as well as heat, winds and thunder and lightning were all necessary to give service in the field jts proper relish. The cyclone that gwept over the tented city was 4 little more than the soldiers or the managers FLOOR DIRECTOR. L. M. SUKEFORTH. FLOOR COMMITTEE. J. J. Jacksou, J. E. Isaac, ; of the drill had expected, but the lat. Jonn Biasauf, C. A. Shurtleff, ter say the Drill will not be a fitiani. 1. Siebert, R: D: Carter, J. B. Gray, W. T. Morgan, Cial failure, although they were greatly damaged by the storms. Yesterday was Sunday, and, according to agreement, Rev. T. DeWitt Talmag? preached, at the Diill ground from a little, awning canopied pavilion in front of the grand stand. But to my surprise at first, the military, all except afew hundred, were conspicuous by their absence. Do not imagine that Mr. Talinage fell short of an audience in consequence. He was greeted by a congregation of fifteen _ thousand strong. About ‘seven thousand five hundred people paid a quarter to get inside the inclosure and sit or stand anywhere within sound of his voice, and fully as many-more paid fifty cents for a chair on the grand stand. While the sermon was in progress the soldiers were over at the camp ground fixing up for the dress parade which was'to take place at its close. In due time they marched into the Drill ground to the music of their different bands, and during the whole week a more effective scene was not witnessed than that last dress parade. The troops were massed in battalions across the entire greensward, and _-yery skillfully placed as regarded their yaricolored uniforms. Many of the uniforms were striking, others brillfant and eyen gorgeous, ‘and all conE. A. Tompkins, c. J. Brand. Allen Clancy, E. W. Schmidt, (Admitting 1 Gentleman and 2 Ladies.) Gentlemen 50 cents. OF NEVADA CITY. Broad Street, -JAS. Cairns,of the parade ground. The Marine Band of forty men in bright red coats, white helmets and white pants furnished the martial music.and marched from one end to the other of the front while they were playing as is usual in dress parades. _The Génerals and other officers, in full dress uniforms, stood at their proper places and When the ceremonies of the parade altogether the picture was imposing. Repairing Neatly . . ee Two Nights FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVEQ’S, Colored Combination! King Laugh Makers! Music by Goyne’s Orchestra. Admission to the Gallery—Ladies 25 cts ; A General Invitationis Extended. Below National Hotel Proprietor, HARNESS and COLLARS MADE TO ORDER. =} SADDLES, WHIPS, OURBY OOMBS. AND BRUSHES FOR SALE OHEAP, . NEVADA THEATER. GRADUATES BALL! Only! June 10th and 11th. GIVEN BY —Engagement of— Lew. Johnson’s Mountain Class of 87, Of the Nevada City High School, fort ae aa (00 ~aAveHss 100 ain (00 s«xwuorss [10 AT ARMORY HALL, —oN— Everything. new and pleasing. Two honrs of Mirth, Music and Minstrelsy. Prices as Usual. Friday Eve’g, June 24, . 50 cents .75 cents Admission bs a ; Reserved Seats...Qa Reserved on sale at,Vinton’s. “BR 1887. THE CITIZENS OF NORTH BLOOMFIELD Will Celebrate the approaching ATH OF JULY ! With appropriate exercises, COM> prising the following: Reception Committee os CLASS OF' ’87. Floor Committee : Compton Gault, Watson} Charles, Clarence Organ, Henry Hussey, Jas. Hutchinson, Albert Kidd, David Matteson, John Marsh, Joe Baruh, Ralph a Marcus Baruh, George Hothersoll. Firing a Federal Salute at Sunrise and Sunset. Opening Address by the President of the Day. Reading the Declaration of Independence. : A Poem. Singing by the Ohoir. Music by the North Bloomfield. \S. Ii. ExUSsSsS EXY. Brass Band. “ Floor Director : A Greased Pole Will be erected, and various games be had, for which prizes will be given. Music by Goyne's Orchestra. THE HORRIBLES will parade and hold other exercises ALL ARE INVITED. A Grand Display of Fireworks In the Evening. The whole to conclude with a GRANNY? BALI To be given by the North Bloomfield Fire Company. Tickets, admitting one gentleman and two ladies, ONE DOLLAR. Extra ladies, Fifty Cents each, Ear Everybody is invited and a good time is guaranteed. For details see small Spectators to Gallery—Ladies 25 cts.; genlis. tlemen 50 cents. Do You Want the Barth? OR ARE YOU IN NEED OF Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots and s = \ “qF YOU ARE, oad Men's Serviceable Suits, $5. “ Men's Serviceable Suits, better article, $6. Men's Suits, goodkarticle, $7. Men’s Suits, honest wear, $8. Men’s Suits, No. 1, $9. Men’s Suits, A-1, $10. . . 2 Boys)Cassimere’ Suits, $1 50. Boys’ Suits, $2. AlLother goods in proportion. NOW IS YOUR TIME TO BUY We are now inaugurating And will fight it to the bitter end. —Wo EXumbug Sale In this. ~ 3 a We are going to stay here and don’t you for zet: it. es is ing to leave the ground,their move‘Pera ‘orders attended to promptly. . . PIONEER MILLING CO’S Trunks, Satchels, Ete 2 WE GAN ACCOMMODATE YOU. “Boys’ Cassimere Suits, $1 75. . * TheLealiaeHarnes Sto If. you -tnean, has We ate at your command, r ex A WAR ON HIGH PRICES! <9 BUCKEYE MILL COMPANY, —AND -PATENT ROLLER FLOUR. Capacity ot the Mills, 1000 Barrels Per Day. — —_ = The above. named Company have ALL ROLLER FLOUR MILLS, and guarantee the Flour manufactured by these Mills to be the choicest in the State. ; (OC TORSON, Agent. THE CELEBRATED SsPERRY FLOUR Can now be purchased in this city. SSSPAEREREIESS= =F oe-Is the Best in the City. Try It. SPERRY'S CELEBRATED BREAKFAST CERMEA. Best in the market. Sold by the case or package. Clover, Alfalfa, Timothy, Rye and other Grass Seeds. CAL. R. CLARKE, Agent PATENT ROLLER FLOUR ! . MANUFACTURED BY THE WHEATLAND MILL COMPANY, AND SOLD BY ALL THE The above Mill has justly earned the right to claim that their Flour is the WEITEST AND BEST Of Any Manufact ired in the State. —_—_ TO THE LADIES: Give it one trial, and you will then use no ether brand: Call for it. FRED J. THOMAS, Agent for Nevada County. ———— MILLINERY WORK. “A good milliner must be an artist, for unless they have the taste in combining colors, they. will produce only poor effects with rich materials. If, simple materials.” ‘Large Additions Have Been Made to Our ‘Which will be found on inspection to be the Largest, »Fullest. ana Best Selection Ever brought to this city, -.——° (ING DAY, ‘TUESDAY, MAY 39, and continuing all the week , call and see the new styles whether you wish to purchase or not. ON : “\ RAGING, Ladies 75 cents; Children under 14 years for persons who do not go by train, 25 cents. ~\ however, the milliner has skill in the management of colors, and original ideas-as to grace and form, it is surprising to see what handsome Bonnets and Hats can be produced from even i In our establish-. . . se ment we employ only an efficient _mil4 liner, and aim to “display as much skill upon the medium and low-priced work as onthe more expensive kinds. GRAND wW7oodiand Fete * ee ©! . Storms’ Ranch, WEDNESDAY, : JUNE : 15, : 1887, UNDER THE AUSP:CES OF Mountain Division, No. 16, U. R. K. of P. Music hy the Celebrated Mountain Division Band of 16 Pieces. NO EXTRA OHARGE FOR DANOING ! NO EXTRA OHARGE FOR DANOING GRAND CASH DISTRIBUTION ! Among Purchasers of Railroad Tickets. Gentlemen's Tickets—First prize, $15; second, $7.50. Ladies’ Tickete—First prize, $10; second, $5. Children’s Tickets—Firat prise, $5; second, $2.50. Fach R. R. Ticket is numbered and has attached to it a coupon bearing a. corres ~ ponding number. ‘This coupon is retained by the purchaser. « Toa OF WAR! Class A—Open to all Pythian Lodges in the county. Prize—Pythian Cup. . Class E—Open to all fraternities in the county. Prize—Silver Mounted Gavel. GAMES OF EVERY HIND. GUESSING AT BEANS IN A BOTTLE, ETO. ETO, Sz For Which Valuable Prizes Will be Given. ~ N ~\ —_——. GENERAL SCHAFFNER AND STAFF Will Review ivision at 4 o'clock in the Afternoon, to be Followed by a Dress Parade. Ne ‘ Fare for the round trip including admission to the rounds—Gentlemen $1; nts. Admission to the grounds ~ ~ So Z F Bids for the privilege of the following stands will be received by B. N. Shoecraft, Nevada City, up to June 5th: 1 lunch stand, Loeaud for fruit and confectionery, 1 stand for cigars and tobacco, 1 ice cream stand;s 1 stand for sale of soda water and other summer drinks. ee a Plaza E*ced Store. CAL. R. CLARKE, PROPRIETOR. ---—_——_—— CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALL-SORTS OF Hay and Crain, Flour, Potatoes, Corn-Mea Buckwheat Flour, Etc. Ee Agent for the Celebrated SPERRY FLOUR. Kept at all the Grocery Stores. Ask For It. -ANSELME A. CHARONNAT, SUCCESSOR TO SHURTLEFF & CHARONNAT, DEALER IN : E Groceries, Provisions, Feed, Canned Goods, Wines, Liquos ORO OCKERY, GLiASSW ARE, Eto. Choice Family Groceries a Specialty. All Goods sold at Bed Rock Prices, and delivered within a reasonable dis tance free of charge. , A share of public patronage is most respectfully solicited. ~ANSELMESA. OHARONNAT, COMMERCIAL STREET, next door to Colley’s Market, NEVADA CITY BARRETT, LOBECKER: & MORRISON, Fine Scotch ‘weeds, Cassimeres and. Broadelths aa Of Our Own Yeoeneigeie -_ DIRECT FROM MILLSfIN SCOTLAND. BARRETT, LOBECKER. & MORRISON, 3% <ot = HYMAN BROS,, pt el “-* LEADING. CLOTHIERS, ~ Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City team) New York, —~ oe ies Wholesale Branches} Honoluln, * MAIN STEET, NEAR UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Crawford A Large Line of Samples to Select From. BEST SKILLED WORKMEN EMPLOYED.ee : > Commercial Street, Nevada Civ. . Ar vg

{ Nevada City, Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, and Sierra countics, at Sacramento, San —BROWN & CALKINS-— pondcazboer OFFICE: em No. $2 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. For Sale. _._Eprror Transcrirt:—Ere this letthe Encampment does not break up “-. of their fitness for the task, made up _their findings yesterday and handed = trasted well with the prevailing green The Daily Transcript, Nevada Citv, California, Thursday, June 9, 1887. ments presented a brilliant spectacle which will long be remembered by those who winessed it. The day was perfect, bayonets flashed in the sunshine, banners and plumes waved, bright colors glowed everywhere, and to heighten the effect of the scene, one soldier,overcome by the heat, fell fainting on the ground, and was carried from the field by comrades. The Daily Transcript. CIRCULATES IN Spenceville, North San Juan, rench Corral, Sweetland, North Bloom field, Moore’s Flatj, Graniteville, Truckee, and every oth‘ ertown of Nevada county; also in Placer Francisco—in fact, throughout the State “from Siskiyou to San Diego, from the Sierra to the Sea.” ——————— —_ ~— = Published Daily (Mondays excepted) by —_—— THE NATIONAL DRILL. PAN OF HORSES, DOUBLE HARNESS and 2-horse wagor. oad one large wagon, rigged for back-acon. \ Also a variety of chains. rie . Will be sold cheap in lots to suit. Apply to Mrs. ELIZA BARRY, j9-2w Nevada City. Btookholders’ Meeting. ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT BY order of the Board of Directors of the Nevada County Mining Conener a co ration, a meet: of the Stockho ders of the said company will be held at the law office of John Caldwell, on Broad strect, in the aie of Nevada, county of Nevada, State of California, on Monday, the 15th say of August, 1887, at the hour of 7:30 o'clock P. M. of said day, forthe pu’ e of increasing the Copel Stock of said Corporation to One Million Dollars, to be divided into shares of Twenty Dollars each. until this evening, and tio one but the ; i Dated Nevada City, June 8, 1887. judges knows as-yet who will bear . iota CE. ASHBURN, See’ty. away the trophies, except in one in-. — —— stance, where a private of the San Ordin ea ‘ ance No. 86. Antonio Rifles won the first prize dak i indivi AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE REVENUE given to individual contestants of the SAE VADA CITY. infantry drill. fe OF TRUSTEES GF THE . . of Nevada do o nm as follows: The Judges of the drill, who are Section 1, Ata of Forty-Five Cente on ‘ ienced arm: . ted »}. each One Hundre ollars_o e€ assesse wid soe 2 y officers selec by and equalized valuation of all property General Sheridan, at the request of the managing committee, 6n_ account Incidents of the Militia Encampment at Washington. Wasnineton, May 30th, 1887. ter reaches you the Nationa] Drill will be a thing of the past. Thecompetitive drills closed on Saturday, but within the corporate limits of Nevada City forGeneral Fund purposes: and a tax of Twenty Cents on each One Hundred Dollars for fire purposes, is hereby levied for the year A. D, 1887. Passed June 6th, 1887. H. C. MIBLS, President. W. G. Richards, Clerk. jug them over to the Drill committee in sealed envelopes. This morning they . — were given to Gen. Sheridan, who will open them at-three o’clock this afternoon on a stand in the Drill ground in presence of all the troops, and present them to the successful competitors. Of course there will be some disappointments, but the judges have had avery difficult and delicate duty to perform. The militia organizations which participated in this competition are among the best in the country, and where many are excellent the task of deciding between them is very hard. Where one was perfect another was defective, and vice versa. Of one thing the soldiers may be quite certain, and that is that the judges will not rate them as did the audience always, for errors of the manuel, which were invisible from the grand stand, were from the judges’ standpoint, gross mistakes, and their decisions will have to be accepted without question. In the gossip of the camp-the prizes ‘have been distributed among the Toledo Cadets, the Lomax Rifles, of Mobile, the two San Antonio companies, the St. Paul companies, the Muscatine Rifles, of Iowa, the Louisana Rifles, the Vicksburg Southrons, and two Washington companies. Each has warm partisan admirers, who expect one of the higher infantry prizes for their favorite organization, and one hears extolled the merit of this company and criticism of the performances of all the others on every hand. No doubt there were technical faults in the maneuvers of the most accomplished companies which were not discernible to the public, but as I mentioned before, no one knows, at Dividend Notice. Baty NO, 26,0F FIFTY CENTS PER share on the Capital Stock of the CITIZENS BANK will become due and payable on and after June 10th, 1887, at the office of the Citizens Bank. JOHN T. MORGAN, Cashier. GRAND BALL! To be given by the Fire : Department OF NEVADA OITY, SE Se ae At Armory Hall, Nevada City, Monay Ev’, duly 4, yh COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. Chief Engineer J. F. Hook. J.B.G d LF Rosenthal W.G. Richards, © : iti j ’ isions . F. Rosenthal, . G. Richards f this writing, the judges’ decisions, . ¥ ' ‘shurtlef, Wm. Scott. . and as you will know the result, probably, before you read this letter, any forecast of the awards would be useless. RECEPTION COMMITTEE. Altogether the visiting ‘military . L. P. Schmidt, W. T. Shurtleff, have had # delightful week, and it is eee whee or bp . at. ancy, enury Guenther, safe to say the Drill has been one of . 5G. O'Neil, J. T. Shurtleff, the most succesiful:ever held in this . G. J. schmidt, E. F: Rosenthal, country. There have been vicissi. John Bacigalupi, Thos. Peard, Jr. tudes in the weather, to be sure, but. naturally these are the accompani. , ments of camp life. Rain as well as sunshine, cold as well as heat, winds and thunder and lightning were all necessary to give service in the field jts proper relish. The cyclone that gwept over the tented city was 4 little more than the soldiers or the managers FLOOR DIRECTOR. L. M. SUKEFORTH. FLOOR COMMITTEE. J. J. Jacksou, J. E. Isaac, ; of the drill had expected, but the lat. Jonn Biasauf, C. A. Shurtleff, ter say the Drill will not be a fitiani. 1. Siebert, R: D: Carter, J. B. Gray, W. T. Morgan, Cial failure, although they were greatly damaged by the storms. Yesterday was Sunday, and, according to agreement, Rev. T. DeWitt Talmag? preached, at the Diill ground from a little, awning canopied pavilion in front of the grand stand. But to my surprise at first, the military, all except afew hundred, were conspicuous by their absence. Do not imagine that Mr. Talinage fell short of an audience in consequence. He was greeted by a congregation of fifteen _ thousand strong. About ‘seven thousand five hundred people paid a quarter to get inside the inclosure and sit or stand anywhere within sound of his voice, and fully as many-more paid fifty cents for a chair on the grand stand. While the sermon was in progress the soldiers were over at the camp ground fixing up for the dress parade which was'to take place at its close. In due time they marched into the Drill ground to the music of their different bands, and during the whole week a more effective scene was not witnessed than that last dress parade. The troops were massed in battalions across the entire greensward, and _-yery skillfully placed as regarded their yaricolored uniforms. Many of the uniforms were striking, others brillfant and eyen gorgeous, ‘and all conE. A. Tompkins, c. J. Brand. Allen Clancy, E. W. Schmidt, (Admitting 1 Gentleman and 2 Ladies.) Gentlemen 50 cents. OF NEVADA CITY. Broad Street, -JAS. Cairns,of the parade ground. The Marine Band of forty men in bright red coats, white helmets and white pants furnished the martial music.and marched from one end to the other of the front while they were playing as is usual in dress parades. _The Génerals and other officers, in full dress uniforms, stood at their proper places and When the ceremonies of the parade altogether the picture was imposing. Repairing Neatly . . ee Two Nights FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVEQ’S, Colored Combination! King Laugh Makers! Music by Goyne’s Orchestra. Admission to the Gallery—Ladies 25 cts ; A General Invitationis Extended. Below National Hotel Proprietor, HARNESS and COLLARS MADE TO ORDER. =} SADDLES, WHIPS, OURBY OOMBS. AND BRUSHES FOR SALE OHEAP, . NEVADA THEATER. GRADUATES BALL! Only! June 10th and 11th. GIVEN BY —Engagement of— Lew. Johnson’s Mountain Class of 87, Of the Nevada City High School, fort ae aa (00 ~aAveHss 100

ain (00 s«xwuorss [10 AT ARMORY HALL, —oN— Everything. new and pleasing. Two honrs of Mirth, Music and Minstrelsy. Prices as Usual. Friday Eve’g, June 24, . 50 cents ..75 cents Admission bs a ; Reserved Seats......Qa Reserved on sale at,Vinton’s. “BR 1887. THE CITIZENS OF NORTH BLOOMFIELD Will Celebrate the approaching ATH OF JULY ! With appropriate exercises, COM> prising the following: Reception Committee os CLASS OF' ’87. Floor Committee : Compton Gault, Watson} Charles, Clarence Organ, Henry Hussey, Jas. Hutchinson, Albert Kidd, David Matteson, John Marsh, Joe Baruh, Ralph a Marcus Baruh, George Hothersoll. Firing a Federal Salute at Sunrise and Sunset. Opening Address by the President of the Day. Reading the Declaration of Independence. : A Poem. Singing by the Ohoir. Music by the North Bloomfield. \S. Ii. ExUSsSsS EXY. Brass Band. “ Floor Director : A Greased Pole Will be erected, and various games be had, for which prizes will be given. Music by Goyne's Orchestra. THE HORRIBLES will parade and hold other exercises ALL ARE INVITED. A Grand Display of Fireworks In the Evening. The whole to conclude with a GRANNY? BALI To be given by the North Bloomfield Fire Company. Tickets, admitting one gentleman and two ladies, ONE DOLLAR. Extra ladies, Fifty Cents each, Ear Everybody is invited and a good time is guaranteed. For details see small Spectators to Gallery—Ladies 25 cts.; genlis. tlemen 50 cents. Do You Want the Barth? OR ARE YOU IN NEED OF Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots and s = \ “qF YOU ARE, oad Men's Serviceable Suits, $5. “ Men's Serviceable Suits, better article, $6. Men's Suits, goodkarticle, $7. Men’s Suits, honest wear, $8. Men’s Suits, No. 1, $9. Men’s Suits, A-1, $10. . . 2 Boys)Cassimere’ Suits, $1 50. Boys’ Suits, $2. AlLother goods in proportion. NOW IS YOUR TIME TO BUY We are now inaugurating And will fight it to the bitter end. —Wo EXumbug Sale In this. ~ 3 a We are going to stay here and don’t you for zet: it. es is ing to leave the ground,their move‘Pera ‘orders attended to promptly. . . PIONEER MILLING CO’S Trunks, Satchels, Ete 2 WE GAN ACCOMMODATE YOU. “Boys’ Cassimere Suits, $1 75. . * TheLealiaeHarnes Sto If. you -tnean, has We ate at your command, r ex A WAR ON HIGH PRICES! <9 BUCKEYE MILL COMPANY, —AND -PATENT ROLLER FLOUR. Capacity ot the Mills, 1000 Barrels Per Day. — —_ = The above. named Company have ALL ROLLER FLOUR MILLS, and guarantee the Flour manufactured by these Mills to be the choicest in the State. ; (OC TORSON, Agent. THE CELEBRATED SsPERRY FLOUR Can now be purchased in this city. SSSPAEREREIESS= =F oe-Is the Best in the City. Try It. SPERRY'S CELEBRATED BREAKFAST CERMEA. Best in the market. Sold by the case or package. Clover, Alfalfa, Timothy, Rye and other Grass Seeds. CAL. R. CLARKE, Agent PATENT ROLLER FLOUR ! . MANUFACTURED BY THE WHEATLAND MILL COMPANY, AND SOLD BY ALL THE The above Mill has justly earned the right to claim that their Flour is the WEITEST AND BEST Of Any Manufact ired in the State. —_—_ TO THE LADIES: Give it one trial, and you will then use no ether brand: Call for it. FRED J. THOMAS, Agent for Nevada County. ———— MILLINERY WORK. “A good milliner must be an artist, for unless they have the taste in combining colors, they. will produce only poor effects with rich materials. If, simple materials.” ‘Large Additions Have Been Made to Our ‘Which will be found on inspection to be the Largest, »Fullest. ana Best Selection Ever brought to this city, -.——° (ING DAY, ‘TUESDAY, MAY 39, and continuing all the week , call and see the new styles whether you wish to purchase or not. ON : “\ RAGING, Ladies 75 cents; Children under 14 years for persons who do not go by train, 25 cents. ~\ however, the milliner has skill in the management of colors, and original ideas-as to grace and form, it is surprising to see what handsome Bonnets and Hats can be produced from even i In our establish-. . . se ment we employ only an efficient _mil4 liner, and aim to “display as much skill upon the medium and low-priced work as onthe more expensive kinds. GRAND wW7oodiand Fete * ee ©! . Storms’ Ranch, WEDNESDAY, : JUNE : 15, : 1887, UNDER THE AUSP:CES OF Mountain Division, No. 16, U. R. K. of P. Music hy the Celebrated Mountain Division Band of 16 Pieces. NO EXTRA OHARGE FOR DANOING ! NO EXTRA OHARGE FOR DANOING GRAND CASH DISTRIBUTION ! Among Purchasers of Railroad Tickets. Gentlemen's Tickets—First prize, $15; second, $7.50. Ladies’ Tickete—First prize, $10; second, $5. Children’s Tickets—Firat prise, $5; second, $2.50. Fach R. R. Ticket is numbered and has attached to it a coupon bearing a. corres ~ ponding number. ‘This coupon is retained by the purchaser. « Toa OF WAR! Class A—Open to all Pythian Lodges in the county. Prize—Pythian Cup. . Class E—Open to all fraternities in the county. Prize—Silver Mounted Gavel. GAMES OF EVERY HIND. GUESSING AT BEANS IN A BOTTLE, ETO. ETO, Sz For Which Valuable Prizes Will be Given. ~ N ~\ —_——. GENERAL SCHAFFNER AND STAFF Will Review ivision at 4 o'clock in the Afternoon, to be Followed by a Dress Parade. Ne ‘ Fare for the round trip including admission to the rounds—Gentlemen $1; nts. Admission to the grounds ~ ~ So Z F Bids for the privilege of the following stands will be received by B. N. Shoecraft, Nevada City, up to June 5th: 1 lunch stand, Loeaud for fruit and confectionery, 1 stand for cigars and tobacco, 1 ice cream stand;s 1 stand for sale of soda water and other summer drinks. ee a Plaza E*ced Store. CAL. R. CLARKE, PROPRIETOR. ---—_——_—— CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALL-SORTS OF Hay and Crain, Flour, Potatoes, Corn-Mea Buckwheat Flour, Etc. Ee Agent for the Celebrated SPERRY FLOUR. Kept at all the Grocery Stores. Ask For It. -ANSELME A. CHARONNAT, SUCCESSOR TO SHURTLEFF & CHARONNAT, DEALER IN : E Groceries, Provisions, Feed, Canned Goods, Wines, Liquos ORO OCKERY, GLiASSW ARE, Eto. Choice Family Groceries a Specialty. All Goods sold at Bed Rock Prices, and delivered within a reasonable dis tance free of charge. , A share of public patronage is most respectfully solicited. ~ANSELMESA. OHARONNAT, COMMERCIAL STREET, next door to Colley’s Market, NEVADA CITY BARRETT, LOBECKER: & MORRISON, Fine Scotch ‘weeds, Cassimeres and. Broadelths aa Of Our Own Yeoeneigeie -_ DIRECT FROM MILLSfIN SCOTLAND. BARRETT, LOBECKER. & MORRISON, 3% <ot = HYMAN BROS,, pt el “-* LEADING. CLOTHIERS, ~ Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City team) New York, —~ oe ies Wholesale Branches} Honoluln, * MAIN STEET, NEAR UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Crawford A Large Line of Samples to Select From. BEST SKILLED WORKMEN EMPLOYED.ee : > Commercial Street, Nevada Civ. . Ar vg