March 21, 1886 (4 pages)

BES Teaat Sa gd. The Daily Trapt. Brown & CaLkins.. Proprietors. PUBLISHED AT Nevada City, Nevada County, di CALIFORNIA. a TERMS ; PER ANNUM aaise cree cess: $7.00 PRR WEEK ec. oon cigs cece cee 15 cTs. a : or m4 SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 1896. Hoxtustrr. has a new steam laundry. The washers have a capacity of 360 dozen a day. An ironer lately patented is doing satisfactory work on plain goods. A number of single girls of Hollister are employed at fair wages. The _ charges for washing are about the same as the rates of the Chinese laundries, as seen from the following list: Shirts, without collar, undershifts, night shirts, drawers, 10 cents each; chemise, 5 cents; slips, towels, handkerchiefs, eollars, hose, 30 cents per dozen; cuffs per pair, 5 cents, The usual reductions are made_to families and hotels, ————— 0 oo A Ho .uster dispatch. of Friday says: After being out 90 hours without coming to a decision, the Judge this morning discharged the jury in the Prewett case, It was ascertained that the jury, after three ballots, stood 11 for murder. in the second . degree against 1 for not guilty. Wuen the local fruit pest inspector for San Diego county ‘started on his first trip in search of bugs, the very fivst granger to whom he broached his errand gave him the reply: ‘NE any. of you inspectors come nosing around my o:chard, you will hear the ré-" port of a shotgun;’’ __-Giapstons has declined to recommend the appointment of a day of fasting dnd of prayer on account of the distress among the unemployed. The Premier said that bad ‘as the distress. was, it did not justify the. action proposed. Tue second reading of the Church of Scotland bill was defeated in the House of Commons ty 202 to 177. .This was a bill to reorganize the Church so that all the Presbyterian sects of Scotland could unite with it, E. F. Hows, the editor of a prohibition paper published in Hollister, was knocked down -on the Btreet, Wednesday by J. J. Fay, a hotel-keeper, who considered himself aggrieved by a publication. Tue biggest omelet on record was made by the roadside, between Pacheco and Martinez, the otherday, when a load of eggs, containing eighty dozen, was upset. eee EB O Tue population of Sydney has more than doubled in the last fifteen years. In 1870 it was 140,000; now it is estimated ot, 290,000. Taz House Committee on Elections -has’ dismissed , Leverson’s petition asking that the California Congressmen be urseated. _—_———— So Errorts are making in Salt Lake toreimbu:se Geo. Q. Cannon’s bondsmen by subscription. Kave Castueton’s husband has been arrested in New York for swindling. ae Iv is again reported that President Cleveland is engaged to be married. Tux funeral of Senator Miller will take place in San Francisco Sunday.A sNow-svokm has astonished the citizens’ of San ‘Bernardino, Many horses are dying of epiqmootic at Denver, and vic:nity. a Judgment against. Hiram Sprung and An— NY . . i “P le, for the sum of Five HunMARRIED. ". together with ogsts of sult taxed gars Frank Hooper, both of this city, acquired in and to all’ the om, recorded in ke; thence weoterly three hee dred and .tweaty-sevén feet, and ‘. with raid fence to the and ‘bein a * DassonVille,; be ‘ sold ment, together with interest and icosts. » Notice is hereby given that I will sell at publicsale, in front of the Court. House door, in the je Nevada, County of Ne. vada, State of ; feetto a stake; Between the hours of 9 o’ci’k a. M. & 6 o’el’k P. M.to wit; 12 o'clock m., all the righ: owe ta tonlabe action, iD above entitled a here. in named, had, a News Items. “Phe Kennebec Journal “denies that Blaine’s two unmarried daughters areabout to join thé Catholic Church. i The New York Telegram praises Miss Cleveland for her letter of immodest dressing. 4 The New York Times recommends the whipping-post as a The Southern Pacific Company will put on‘a line of steamers in opposition to the: Pacific. Mail Company. The remains of Milton Fisher were cremated by natural gas at Pittsburg, Pa, ™ The Irish Nationalists are making friendly overtures to the,.Orangemen,! —_——~———o be A London special, in discussirg the bill to kill the monopoly .enjoyed by W.H. Smith & Go. of the railroad stalls, says: Ittranspiredthat Smith & Co. yearly made off the gross sales of the daily London ‘papers. £148,000, and almost the same off books, magazines, weesly .,.newspapers and hand-bill privileges. Tt further appeared from the speech of Major Dickson, Director of the London, Chatham~ and Dover Railroad Company, that the Direc.ors exercised the right of censorship as to ‘what Smith & Co.” should sell, —— <0 In Department Two of the Superior Ccurt of Sacramento county Charles Stone, a wealthy resident of Corning, Tehema county, has brought suit for divorce against his wife, Jennie Stdne, ‘on the grounds of adultery and ha.pifual drunkenness. It is alleged in the complaint that twice, while in that city, the defendant became gtossly intoxicated, committed adultery, once with a colored hack driver, and was arrested and taken to the station house. oo . “Mrs, Boruam, wife of Squire Borham of Avondale, 0., :cut the throats of herself and two sons, Thursday morning. ‘The loss of a law suit by her husband drove her insane. +? oFoad@-says he keeps lent every Sunday—somnolent. SSrOUSbRr Guba 62 se A SSE TY 1S) Dr. Penninaton, dentist, Broad st. near Post and Express Offices. —_——>So Garden and Flower Seeds. All kinds of jresh Garden and Flower Seeds at E. Rosenthal’s. ey When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she wasa Child, she eried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she c'ung to Castoria When she had children she gave-them Castoria GH & SON’ > Gelebrated Fashion Catalogue SENT FREE For Spring ana Summer, 13886, ready March 10th, to.any addres, illustrates and lists evervthing for Ladies’, Gents’, Childrens’ and Infant” we-r ard Housekeeping Goods, pt prices noweR than those of any other house in the United States. Complete satisfaction auarANTEED, Or money refunded. HM. ©, F KOCH & SON, Gth Av. & 20th me. N. W. City. m17-2m DIVIDEND NOTICE, KFICE OF THE DERBEC BLUE GRAVEL MINING COMPANY, At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the above named Comp:uy, held Wednes. dav, March 8, 1886, dividend No 12, of Ten Cents (10c¢) iz suare, Was declared, payable on MONDAY, March 22, 1886, ‘Tiensier books will be closed Friday, March 19ch, 1835,THEO, WETZEL, Secretary. Office—No, 522 “Montgomery street, Sam Francisco, C1, SHERIFFE’S $ALE. ec yam In the Superior.Court of the County. of Nevada, State of C.)ilornia. (Foreclosure and Order of Sale.) HENRY FIENE, Plaintiff, vs. HIRAM SPRUNG and ANNIE M. DASSONVILLE, Defendants, paid, ‘which said judgment ig ren'the Judgment Took 1 of the said Supeiof ‘Court, on p. xe 700 et 8eq., and whereas it is ordered that the mortgarxe set forth in Plaintiff's comyfaint, be foreclosed and property therein da&¢ribed, lying: and being ip the ‘ownship of Nevada, said County of Nevada, State of California,aad boundead pai ticularly described-as follows, toCommensiny at a point twenty-five fect north from southwost. corner of fence, on lands occupied by G. 8, 8. Getchell, running thenee northerly. three hundred and thirty feet toa stake; thence eusterly three hun~ dred and. twenty-seven ieet to a. sc lel place of beginning, the same lot of land and presisen j Arnie M. to"sutisty said judgiforgia, on ‘ Monday, April 12th, 1886, title of thedefendants or ei on he have ru us i all” pF per 4 . , or wh! with y, to the highest bidder for cash, t ort tid judgment URSA PE OA, tO. F nes sand Teeo naadithig: 19th: day of fof mucous mem J. L, Howanp, Under Sheriff. GEO. LORD, Sheriff.4 punishment for prize-fighting, ni held, owned or possessed . . ‘Jon’ the 19th day of March, 1886, the : which gaid judgment was docketed us. H TIN WOLPS. Read ' Starch, Corn Sta Oysters, ‘Green C Tomatoe Salmon, Jelly, Sardines, Deviled} e<d, Lard, Lard, Syrup, p Syrup, 5 Pickles, 5 Good © “ Japan “ or “ Eng. ‘ ce 6 W Wash’g Pow 12: pap Chocolate, 4 papers Green Peas, .6 String Beans, 6“ Table Fruit, Pie. Fruit, Corned Beef, 4 » Kerosene, per gallon, Soap, per box, » PRICE LIST For Cash! Flour, per 160 Ibs; $ 2 25 for. Wheat, . *@ 7 V4 . Corn; sat . Aes T O WwW EEKS * Rolled Barley, “. 187% ecg \ White Sugar, 12 lbs, _ 25 yards of Calico for $r. rT ene © eee rs Rice, 12. * 14 yards of Muslin for $1. i ” ve “ 46 yards Gingham for $r. ee ad ish, 2 * Table Linen 2 5 cents per yard, Pearl Barley, 12.0" Double-width Dress Goods—Cashmere and EmSie i ; ‘“ press—2o cents per yard. . 12 veh, 12 * 10 cans orn, 6 “ 6é fi &, EN 8 és 6 oe 8 e oO. 6 ““é tam,4 ‘! “ 10 lbs go. LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK OF 8 Ibs: -75 : 3 a . : allo, 4 Carpets, linoletms, Furniture Cover oi E a ; aia alee 73] Ogos, Fringes, Ete. oe a = 2 Ever brought to Northern California. We will “ 5 lb box, 1 50 Breakfast ‘1 50 ; “per Ib 35 ours isthe best and cheapest place to buy you. Oo PROPORTION, LIAM. WOLF a tions. ] Read! Read! In order to make room for our immense stock of Goods now on the way from the East we will sell Genuine C. Pfand P. D, Corsets, $2.50. Genuine Venus Corset, $2. [Beware of imitaGenuine Centemer Kid. Gloves, black and coloted, at $1.40 per pair. = Brussels Carpet at 75 cents per yard. Three-ply Carpet at 85 cents per yard.’ } And everything else in proportion. Remember—in a few days we will receive the then give you the price list, and convince you . that goods. Respectfully, Harknes Cand, pr bx, 3 40 as used by the natives in Japan. Goodwin’s “3 : 0G The ollowing PURE JAPANESE TEAS ave fresh. toasted sinPrne “so ROSENBERG BROS. . itscsscchsmunrnrneh cana ot tad ah ey Tee 3r e . the same strength as old Teas, and the prices are plainly marked on Starch, per box, : 50 ee package : , RS : : = . ie ; Prices. Butter,. per roll, 45 Remember this Sale is ONLY F OR TWO chipper ee 50 centa per pound Tobacco, per plug,» 50 . : ae se . enna a sd a poe ok sta 60 cents per porad AND EVERYTHING ELSE IN} && WEEKS, a Seanpil iis Parte Seesla uck ten 75 cents per pound Large Bottle instantly allaya d2 MISS HANNAH BRANCH’S —-GREAT-—— ENGLISH REMEDY. 81. Small Bottle 50 ¢ ‘P\HIS IS THE GREATEST REMEDYZIN T the world for Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Quinzy, Croup, Hoarseness, Asthma, Whooping Oongh, AND ALL DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS. It performs wonders in relieving Con¢ sumption, it strengthens the Lungs, and all irritation of the Throat. For Sale at the principal Drugstores in Nevada county H. BRANCH and A, P. CLARK, Proprietors, Nevada City. inches, 4 size, For further HYDRAULIC MINING LAYOUT WANTED. Six Gates, of say 12 or 15 Three or four Monitors of No. Must be in good condition and ready for delivery before the middle of May, 1886, informatior apply at the jl.im DalLy TRANscrirt office. Is aota It has ga ned of catarr '& Simonds Atty’s for PI'ff, mbh20 Liquid or Snuff.” an. enviable Reputation, wherever hnown, displacing al! other prepa~ rations, An article of undoubted: merit. Itallays pain and causes no sneezing. Cream Balm, WHEN APPLIED into the nostrils will be effectually cleansi el ng the nasal virus, csusing healthy ‘secr It allays inflammation, protects Teh embed linings of the head from uadtional colds, completely heals the sores gen: se8 of taste and anell, nal and restores the -Bengficial regulte are realized by a few applications. Pigeies A THoRroUGH TREATMENT Witt Curs. . Keep Your Eye on This. The Nevada Daily Trensrit BEST poe Eaiaiee MEDIUM Subscription, $7 00.a year, or 15 cents a week. . Plaga Foundry: and Machine-Shop,. Nevada City, near the R. R. Depot. LAWRENCE & BARLOW. + +++ «es Proprietors ese MANUFACTURERS AND REPAIRERS OF ALL KINDS OF Sat] MACHINERY AND CASTINGS, Mining and Hoisting Machinery of Every Description © Made and Repaired, . . Iron and Brass Casting doné. Also Turning dnd Machine Work . (8 The Foundry employs none but.first-clasé*workers. Orders trom a distance will receive prompt attention. All orders filled with despatch. ' & : Wy ab ae . stimulant. [THE PALAGE DR SCHOOL BOOKS, THE FINEST BRANDS OF CIGARS pounded. by a careful and competent Druggist Corner Broad and, Pine Sts., Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Coin AGENT FOR THE BEST INSURANCEJCOMPANIES IN Pare O13 Fonnessee White Rye Whisky . IN: BOTTLES. STRICTLY PURE * A GOOD TONIC. “3SM AITIWVA Od Recommended by Physicians for Nervous Complaints, Chills and Fever, Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Consumption. Awholesome Free from all injurious substance. oFGaiwve It a Trial. Each Bottle has the above Trademarklabel_and on the cork the signature label of A. Fenkuausen & Co., San Francisco, Cal. E@ None other genuine. Don't be deceived. GEO. C.GAYLORD, Agt. Dealer in General Merchandise. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. BHlrIw Ee” J. J. JACKSON, -=~ = PROPRIETOR, Grocery House in Nevada City, ———-9— . Equalmg n aroma, flavor and delicacy the Teas WPA De alg gh ae gMah ob We db ace agtartiae cette $1 per pound Everything usually found in a First-Class’ Grocery Establishment always kept on hand. To those who have never traded with me I extend a special invitation to call before makiag their purchases, i8 AND 20 COMMERCIAL STREET, Masonic Building, Pine Street, NEVADA CITY, The largest, Cheapest and Best Assortment to be found in the county of TOBACCO, CIGARS, _ PIPES, CUTLERY, . ETC, Finest Stock of Meerschaum Goods ever brought to the county. J. &. CARR, T. H. CARR. CARR BROTHERS, ‘ ‘ ° Nevada Cityand fcompiet stocks of everything usuall found in &2sSs Drug Store. Corner Pine and Commercial Sta. eep constantly on hand a large First.o1 PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHS, ETC. ' BLANK BOOKS. me MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, Hl kinds of Periodicals Pictorials and Newspapers, Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, E> Prescfiptions accurately and carefully com Nevada Drug Store, WALTER D. VINTON . A Large Stock of Patent Medicines, . ombs, Brushes, Hand ‘Mirrors, se _ _«_. Toilét Articles of all kind Careful Attoutiin Give to Compounding Prescriptions, A Necessity in the Sickroom a da Luxuryon the Sideboard. vi The Largest the best and Cheapest Redaction in Prices to Suit PINE STREKT, — i San RCP on IN H18 LINE oe The goods consists in part a HARDWARE, erie oe (ron and Steel, Stoves and Tinware, Gus Pipes and Fittings, . Rope, Wire, Powder and Fuse [Shovels ‘and Picks Axes andi Sledge,Guns and Pistols, PAINTS AND OILS, Window!Glass and Putuy. Crockery and Glass Ware Milland Mining Supplies. Agent fox the Best Powder Com. panies in the State . Mechanics’ Tools of all kinds Fine {stock Granite Iron Ware Best lot of Lamps in the city,Purchasers will save money ky buying at my establishment. 4176.0. TURBER. LUMBER ! LUMBER . The entire Stock of Lumber at the V FLUME CO’SYARD, Consisting of FENCING AND BUILDIN G ~. sLumber ot all Kinds” FLOORING AN D: DRESSED LUMBER, : PIOKETS,*POSTS, ‘SHAKES: ANDISHINGLES, ws BE tog on NEX? se h ays for Cash at t”, duced prices, to close out the reise. sh their advadtagel tore a ee ditto 2, : a y their selections. any make COOPER & ®RAWFORD, come Cutors of the” state of J. 8. Dunn, deNevada City. Sept. 15, 1835. — 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 solicited, mll-3m. PROP. E, MULLER _ TEACHER or— —TMuUsIC,-—— —AND— Foreign LAanGuacEs. -0— INSTUCTIONS GIVEN IN HARMONY ND THOROUGH BASS. LOUIS FRANCUIS’ COUGH “MEDICINE! Will cure your Cold or Cough, “All that is asked is a fair trial. For sale by GEORGE ©. GAYLORD, agen, eee _SURGEON, Homeepathic Physician; ~ Rooms 9 and 10, up stairs, cor, Broad and Pia’ St, vada, ae eS Oe Office Pt a A. M., 1to8 P.M. CAMEITIA POWDER For the Complexion, By = Competent Druggist and Perfect Purity Guaranteed, a . Finest. Goods in the ‘Market. Pete ances sionalk can be Tickets Aure reputat towni’’ honest] George Theatr thant asked f ley upo of.that estate. higher Tue . Chamry of mon regular $800 a: of Sac: part of f the for drew fr * ATTE vel i‘ser Factory omber now rea wear, & class of They in see thei Tar Jacobs : Gass \ to see there; for suit: onably got disg intentic Ar tk today “mornin tor, Re course . -terer < Greece ©. Wes Judge . Court i ~ the Pal with which . days. I.H. fitier a: ed to ts lished t ing. J tailor. 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BES Teaat Sa gd. The Daily Trapt. Brown & CaLkins... Proprietors. PUBLISHED AT Nevada City, Nevada County, di CALIFORNIA. a TERMS ; PER ANNUM aaise cree cess: $7.00 PRR WEEK ec. oon cigs cece cee 15 cTs. a : or m4 SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 1896. Hoxtustrr. has a new steam laundry. The washers have a capacity of 360 dozen a day. An ironer lately patented is doing satisfactory work on plain goods. A number of single girls of Hollister are employed at fair wages. The _ charges for washing are about the same as the rates of the Chinese laundries, as seen from the following list: Shirts, without collar, undershifts, night shirts, drawers, 10 cents each; chemise, 5 cents; slips, towels, handkerchiefs, eollars, hose, 30 cents per dozen; cuffs per pair, 5 cents, The usual reductions are made_to families and hotels, ————— 0 oo A Ho .uster dispatch. of Friday says: After being out 90 hours without coming to a decision, the Judge this morning discharged the jury in the Prewett case, It was ascertained that the jury, after three ballots, stood 11 for murder. in the second . degree against 1 for not guilty. Wuen the local fruit pest inspector for San Diego county ‘started on his first trip in search of bugs, the very fivst granger to whom he broached his errand gave him the reply: ‘NE any. of you inspectors come nosing around my o:chard, you will hear the ré-" port of a shotgun;’’ __-Giapstons has declined to recommend the appointment of a day of fasting dnd of prayer on account of the distress among the unemployed. The Premier said that bad ‘as the distress. was, it did not justify the. action proposed. Tue second reading of the Church of Scotland bill was defeated in the House of Commons ty 202 to 177. .This was a bill to reorganize the Church so that all the Presbyterian sects of Scotland could unite with it, E. F. Hows, the editor of a prohibition paper published in Hollister, was knocked down -on the Btreet, Wednesday by J. J. Fay, a hotel-keeper, who considered himself aggrieved by a publication. Tue biggest omelet on record was made by the roadside, between Pacheco and Martinez, the otherday, when a load of eggs, containing eighty dozen, was upset. eee EB O Tue population of Sydney has more than doubled in the last fifteen years. In 1870 it was 140,000; now it is estimated ot, 290,000. Taz House Committee on Elections -has’ dismissed , Leverson’s petition asking that the California Congressmen be urseated. _—_———— So Errorts are making in Salt Lake toreimbu:se Geo. Q. Cannon’s bondsmen by subscription. Kave Castueton’s husband has been arrested in New York for swindling. ae Iv is again reported that President Cleveland is engaged to be married. Tux funeral of Senator Miller will take place in San Francisco Sunday.A sNow-svokm has astonished the citizens’ of San ‘Bernardino, Many horses are dying of epiqmootic at Denver, and vic:nity. a Judgment against. Hiram Sprung and An— NY . . i “P le, for the sum of Five HunMARRIED. ". together with ogsts of sult taxed gars Frank Hooper, both of this city, acquired in and to all’ the om, recorded in ke; thence weoterly three hee dred and .tweaty-sevén feet, and ‘. with raid fence to the and ‘bein a * DassonVille,; be ‘ sold ment, together with interest and icosts. » Notice is hereby given that I will sell at publicsale, in front of the Court. House door, in the je Nevada, County of Ne. vada, State of ; feetto a stake; Between the hours of 9 o’ci’k a. M. & 6 o’el’k P. M.to wit; 12 o'clock m., all the righ: owe ta tonlabe action, iD above entitled a here. in named, had, a News Items. “Phe Kennebec Journal “denies that Blaine’s two unmarried daughters areabout to join thé Catholic Church. i The New York Telegram praises Miss Cleveland for her letter of immodest dressing. 4 The New York Times recommends the whipping-post as a The Southern Pacific Company will put on‘a line of steamers in opposition to the: Pacific. Mail Company. The remains of Milton Fisher were cremated by natural gas at Pittsburg, Pa, ™ The Irish Nationalists are making friendly overtures to the,..Orangemen,! —_——~———o be A London special, in discussirg the bill to kill the monopoly .enjoyed by W.H. Smith & Go. of the railroad stalls, says: Ittranspiredthat Smith & Co. yearly made off the gross sales of the daily London ‘papers. £148,000, and almost the same off books, magazines, weesly .,.newspapers and hand-bill privileges. Tt further appeared from the speech of Major Dickson, Director of the London, Chatham~ and Dover Railroad Company, that the Direc.ors exercised the right of censorship as to ‘what Smith & Co.” should sell, —— <0 In Department Two of the Superior Ccurt of Sacramento county Charles Stone, a wealthy resident of Corning, Tehema county, has brought suit for divorce against his wife, Jennie Stdne, ‘on the grounds of adultery and ha.pifual drunkenness. It is alleged in the complaint that twice, while in that city, the defendant became gtossly intoxicated, committed adultery, once with a colored hack driver, and was arrested and taken to the station house. oo . “Mrs, Boruam, wife of Squire Borham of Avondale, 0., :cut the throats of herself and two sons, Thursday morning. ‘The loss of a law suit by her husband drove her insane. +? oFoad@-says he keeps lent every Sunday—somnolent. SSrOUSbRr Guba 62 se A SSE TY 1S) Dr. Penninaton, dentist, Broad st. near Post and Express Offices. —_——>So Garden and Flower Seeds. All kinds of jresh Garden and Flower Seeds at E. Rosenthal’s. ey When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she wasa Child, she eried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she c'ung to Castoria When she had children she gave-them Castoria GH & SON’ > Gelebrated Fashion Catalogue SENT FREE For Spring ana Summer, 13886, ready March 10th, to.any addres, illustrates and lists evervthing for Ladies’, Gents’, Childrens’ and Infant” we-r ard Housekeeping Goods, pt prices noweR than those of any other house in the United States. Complete satisfaction auarANTEED, Or money refunded. HM. ©, F KOCH & SON, Gth Av. & 20th me. N. W. City. m17-2m DIVIDEND NOTICE, KFICE OF THE DERBEC BLUE GRAVEL MINING COMPANY, At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the above named Comp:uy, held Wednes. dav, March 8, 1886, dividend No 12, of Ten Cents (10c¢) iz suare, Was declared, payable on MONDAY, March 22, 1886, ‘Tiensier books will be closed Friday, March 19ch, 1835,THEO, WETZEL, Secretary. Office—No, 522 “Montgomery street, Sam Francisco, C1, SHERIFFE’S $ALE. ec yam In the Superior.Court of the County. of Nevada, State of C.)ilornia. (Foreclosure and Order of Sale.) HENRY FIENE, Plaintiff, vs. HIRAM SPRUNG and ANNIE M. DASSONVILLE, Defendants, paid, ‘which said judgment ig ren'the Judgment Took 1 of the said Supeiof ‘Court, on p. xe 700 et 8eq., and whereas it is ordered that the mortgarxe set forth in Plaintiff's comyfaint, be foreclosed and property therein da&¢ribed, lying: and being ip the ‘ownship of Nevada, said County of Nevada, State of California,aad boundead pai ticularly described-as follows, toCommensiny at a point twenty-five fect north from southwost. corner of fence, on lands occupied by G. 8, 8. Getchell, running thenee northerly. three hundred and thirty feet toa stake; thence eusterly three hun~ dred and. twenty-seven ieet to a. sc lel place of beginning, the same lot of land and presisen j Arnie M. to"sutisty said judgiforgia, on ‘ Monday, April 12th, 1886, title of thedefendants or ei on he have ru us i all” pF per 4 . , or wh! with y, to the highest bidder for cash, t ort tid judgment URSA PE OA, tO. F nes sand Teeo naadithig: 19th: day of fof mucous mem J. L, Howanp, Under Sheriff. GEO. LORD, Sheriff.4 punishment for prize-fighting, ni held, owned or possessed . . ‘Jon’ the 19th day of March, 1886, the : which gaid judgment was docketed us. H TIN WOLPS. Read ' Starch, Corn Sta Oysters, ‘Green C Tomatoe Salmon, Jelly, Sardines, Deviled} e<d, Lard, Lard, Syrup, p Syrup, 5 Pickles, 5 Good © “ Japan “ or “ Eng. ‘ ce 6 W Wash’g Pow 12: pap Chocolate, 4 papers Green Peas, .6 String Beans, 6“ Table Fruit, Pie. Fruit, Corned Beef, 4 » Kerosene, per gallon, Soap, per box, » PRICE LIST For Cash! Flour, per 160 Ibs; $ 2 25 for. Wheat, . *@ 7 V4 . Corn; sat . Aes T O WwW EEKS * Rolled Barley, “. 187% ecg \ White Sugar, 12 lbs, _ 25 yards of Calico for $r. rT ene © eee rs Rice, 12. * 14 yards of Muslin for $1. i ” ve “ 46 yards Gingham for $r. ee ad ish, 2 * Table Linen 2 5 cents per yard, Pearl Barley, 12.0" Double-width Dress Goods—Cashmere and EmSie i ; ‘“ press—2o cents per yard. . 12 veh, 12 * 10 cans orn, 6 “ 6é fi &, EN 8 és 6 oe 8 e oO. 6 ““é tam,4 ‘! “ 10 lbs go. LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK OF 8 Ibs: -75 : 3 a . : allo, 4 Carpets, linoletms, Furniture Cover oi E a ; aia alee 73] Ogos, Fringes, Ete. oe a = 2 Ever brought to Northern California. We will “ 5 lb box, 1 50 Breakfast ‘1 50 ; “per Ib 35 ours isthe best and cheapest place to buy you. Oo PROPORTION, LIAM. WOLF a tions. ] Read! Read! In order to make room for our immense stock of Goods now on the way from the East we will sell Genuine C. Pfand P. D, Corsets, $2.50. Genuine Venus Corset, $2. [Beware of imitaGenuine Centemer Kid. Gloves, black and coloted, at $1.40 per pair. = Brussels Carpet at 75 cents per yard. Three-ply Carpet at 85 cents per yard.’ } And everything else in proportion. Remember—in a few days we will receive the then give you the price list, and convince you . that goods. Respectfully, Harknes Cand, pr bx, 3 40 as used by the natives in Japan. Goodwin’s “3 : 0G The ollowing PURE JAPANESE TEAS ave fresh. toasted sinPrne “so ROSENBERG BROS. . itscsscchsmunrnrneh cana ot tad ah ey Tee 3r e . the same strength as old Teas, and the prices are plainly marked on Starch, per box, : 50 ee package : , RS : : = . ie ; Prices. Butter,. per roll, 45 Remember this Sale is ONLY F OR TWO chipper

ee 50 centa per pound Tobacco, per plug,» 50 . : ae se . enna a sd a poe ok sta 60 cents per porad AND EVERYTHING ELSE IN} && WEEKS, a Seanpil iis Parte Seesla uck ten 75 cents per pound Large Bottle instantly allaya d2 MISS HANNAH BRANCH’S —-GREAT-—— ENGLISH REMEDY. 81. Small Bottle 50 ¢ ‘P\HIS IS THE GREATEST REMEDYZIN T the world for Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Quinzy, Croup, Hoarseness, Asthma, Whooping Oongh, AND ALL DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS. It performs wonders in relieving Con¢ sumption, it strengthens the Lungs, and all irritation of the Throat. For Sale at the principal Drugstores in Nevada county H. BRANCH and A, P. CLARK, Proprietors, Nevada City. inches, 4 size, For further HYDRAULIC MINING LAYOUT WANTED. Six Gates, of say 12 or 15 Three or four Monitors of No. Must be in good condition and ready for delivery before the middle of May, 1886, informatior apply at the jl.im DalLy TRANscrirt office. Is aota It has ga ned of catarr '& Simonds Atty’s for PI'ff, mbh20 Liquid or Snuff.” an. enviable Reputation, wherever hnown, displacing al! other prepa~ rations, An article of undoubted: merit. Itallays pain and causes no sneezing. Cream Balm, WHEN APPLIED into the nostrils will be effectually cleansi el ng the nasal virus, csusing healthy ‘secr It allays inflammation, protects Teh embed linings of the head from uadtional colds, completely heals the sores gen: se8 of taste and anell, nal and restores the -Bengficial regulte are realized by a few applications. Pigeies A THoRroUGH TREATMENT Witt Curs. . Keep Your Eye on This. The Nevada Daily Trensrit BEST poe Eaiaiee MEDIUM Subscription, $7 00.a year, or 15 cents a week. . Plaga Foundry: and Machine-Shop,. Nevada City, near the R. R. Depot. LAWRENCE & BARLOW. + +++ «es Proprietors ese MANUFACTURERS AND REPAIRERS OF ALL KINDS OF Sat] MACHINERY AND CASTINGS, Mining and Hoisting Machinery of Every Description © Made and Repaired, . . Iron and Brass Casting doné. Also Turning dnd Machine Work . (8 The Foundry employs none but.first-clasé*workers. Orders trom a distance will receive prompt attention. All orders filled with despatch. ' & : Wy ab ae . stimulant. [THE PALAGE DR SCHOOL BOOKS, THE FINEST BRANDS OF CIGARS pounded. by a careful and competent Druggist Corner Broad and, Pine Sts., Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Coin AGENT FOR THE BEST INSURANCEJCOMPANIES IN Pare O13 Fonnessee White Rye Whisky . IN: BOTTLES. STRICTLY PURE * A GOOD TONIC. “3SM AITIWVA Od Recommended by Physicians for Nervous Complaints, Chills and Fever, Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Consumption. Awholesome Free from all injurious substance. oFGaiwve It a Trial.. Each Bottle has the above Trademarklabel_and on the cork the signature label of A. Fenkuausen & Co., San Francisco, Cal. E@ None other genuine. Don't be deceived. GEO. C.GAYLORD, Agt. Dealer in General Merchandise. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. BHlrIw Ee” J. J. JACKSON, -=~ = PROPRIETOR, Grocery House in Nevada City, ———-9— . Equalmg n aroma, flavor and delicacy the Teas WPA De alg gh ae gMah ob We db ace agtartiae cette $1 per pound Everything usually found in a First-Class’ Grocery Establishment always kept on hand. To those who have never traded with me I extend a special invitation to call before makiag their purchases, i8 AND 20 COMMERCIAL STREET, Masonic Building, Pine Street, NEVADA CITY, The largest, Cheapest and Best Assortment to be found in the county of TOBACCO, CIGARS, _ PIPES, CUTLERY, . ETC, Finest Stock of Meerschaum Goods ever brought to the county. J. &. CARR, T. H. CARR. CARR BROTHERS, ‘ ‘ ° Nevada Cityand fcompiet stocks of everything usuall found in &2sSs Drug Store. Corner Pine and Commercial Sta. eep constantly on hand a large First.o1 PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHS, ETC. ' BLANK BOOKS. me MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, Hl kinds of Periodicals Pictorials and Newspapers, Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, E> Prescfiptions accurately and carefully com Nevada Drug Store, WALTER D. VINTON . A Large Stock of Patent Medicines, . ombs, Brushes, Hand ‘Mirrors, se _ _«_. Toilét Articles of all kind Careful Attoutiin Give to Compounding Prescriptions, A Necessity in the Sickroom a da Luxuryon the Sideboard. vi The Largest the best and Cheapest Redaction in Prices to Suit PINE STREKT, — i San RCP on IN H18 LINE oe The goods consists in part a HARDWARE, erie oe (ron and Steel, Stoves and Tinware, Gus Pipes and Fittings, . Rope, Wire, Powder and Fuse [Shovels ‘and Picks Axes andi Sledge,Guns and Pistols, PAINTS AND OILS, Window!Glass and Putuy. Crockery and Glass Ware Milland Mining Supplies. Agent fox the Best Powder Com. panies in the State . Mechanics’ Tools of all kinds Fine {stock Granite Iron Ware Best lot of Lamps in the city,Purchasers will save money ky buying at my establishment. 4176.0. TURBER. LUMBER ! LUMBER . The entire Stock of Lumber at the V FLUME CO’SYARD, Consisting of FENCING AND BUILDIN G ~. sLumber ot all Kinds” FLOORING AN D: DRESSED LUMBER, : PIOKETS,*POSTS, ‘SHAKES: ANDISHINGLES, ws BE tog on NEX? se h ays for Cash at t”, duced prices, to close out the reise. sh their advadtagel tore a ee ditto 2, : a y their selections. any make COOPER & ®RAWFORD, come Cutors of the” state of J. 8. Dunn, deNevada City. Sept. 15, 1835. — 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 solicited, mll-3m. PROP. E, MULLER _ TEACHER or— —TMuUsIC,-—— —AND— Foreign LAanGuacEs. -0— INSTUCTIONS GIVEN IN HARMONY ND THOROUGH BASS. LOUIS FRANCUIS’ COUGH “MEDICINE! Will cure your Cold or Cough, “All that is asked is a fair trial. For sale by GEORGE ©. GAYLORD, agen, eee _SURGEON, Homeepathic Physician; ~ Rooms 9 and 10, up stairs, cor, Broad and Pia’ St, vada, ae eS Oe Office Pt a A. M., 1to8 P.M. CAMEITIA POWDER For the Complexion, By = Competent Druggist and Perfect Purity Guaranteed, a . Finest. Goods in the ‘Market. Pete ances sionalk can be Tickets Aure reputat towni’’ honest] George Theatr thant asked f ley upo of.that estate. higher Tue . Chamry of mon regular $800 a: of Sac: part of f the for drew fr * ATTE vel i‘ser Factory omber now rea wear, & class of They in see thei Tar Jacobs : Gass \ to see there; for suit: onably got disg intentic Ar tk today “mornin tor, Re course . -terer < Greece ©. Wes Judge . Court i ~ the Pal with which . days. I.H. fitier a: ed to ts lished t ing. J tailor. 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