May 1, 1887 (4 pages)

The Daily Eranseript. ee iornia, In. the.muatter of the estate of} Table of Distances. Maria Johnsen,’ deceaged. Elijuh Booth, . 7 gos; the administrator of the estate of Mna . From Nevada City to vane matt tage hnsun, deceased, having filed his . Ipha P miles .dniy verified, praving fot . iP tville Ly 2 of all the real estate of saia . Blue Tent { 6 purposes teerein set forth } Bear Valley dsces Ps red by the Jude of this . “a . Bridgeport . ? +8 sons interested in the estate Thy _® a Bowman Dam SS nd : appear befure the siic \ be \ Cherokee P . : pe. oust on Mou iy. the sd.dlay os May. 4 . Columbia Hill e F 13% (oD. Iba, af 10 e'eJock a M., of said day & 4 Edwards’ Bridge i ul thie: Courtroom of seid “Court? at = j French Corral ‘ Leag Nevada’ City, in “seid Nevada comuty . S Graniteville : to sI ow a are wt y an metal rp oh i ; Dict 4 not be granrec » the said Administrato: i yao 44 ti sell so mueh of the realestete of the Baik About-twenhty years ago dispovered Lake City ; 13, deceas a at priv ute sule asshall be pacenaaty. . ttle sore off my cheek, and the doctoras. Moore's Flat _ North Bloomfield Newtown ‘ North San Juan Omeza Fardon's Bridge Quaker Hill 7 7 Relief Hill Z gk Roush & Ready oe Snow Tent s sil, Snow Point z Beott's Fint Smartsville Bweetland Spencerville xf ashingtos Iv You Bet ; 10 @olfax 3 205 cramento os 70 an Francisco 166 Truckee . 88 Notice of Executor's Sale of Real Es-tate at Private Sale. TOTICE IS: HEREBY GIVEN, that in N ursuance of xn order of the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of Oadifarnia. made on the 4th day of Aprft. a. p 1087, Ju'the matter of the estate of Michacl Quinn, deceiised, the undersigned, the ex ecutor of the Lust Will and Pestament of eaid deceas’. will sell at private sale, to the highest bidder for cash, and siject to confirmation by suid Supeiior Court, on or after Tuesday, the 3d day of May, a. b. 1587, all the rigit. title, interest and estate of the seid Michael Quinn. deceased, at tne time of his death, and al: the right, title and in terest that the said estate has, by operation ef law or otherwise ecquired otuer than io addition to that of the suid Lestutor at the time of-his deagh, in and to all. those certauir lote, pieces and ‘parcels of real estate, lying, #ittaté and beins in the Gonaty of Nevada, State of California, and ‘bounded aud de scribed as iv''ows, to’wit: oe 1. -An undivided one-third interest in the Jowa quartz ledgeat the village of Souti: Fork. i g. An enclosed lot containing one-fourth efan acre of lend more or less, udivinin,: the village of South Fork and plauuted in timothy grass. 8 Two certain cabins and tots in the said-village-ofsouth Fork. kuoiwn.os Qiinu’s cabine a . Terthé and conditions of sxle, cash; deed} ate nee of purcluser: Bids or offers may be mede at any time after the first publication of thig notice und before the makinz of the sale ; : All bids or offers must be made in writing and left atthe ottice of suid John W. Robb, in the town of Graniteville.in said cyfipty and State. or delivered to the undersigoed personally. ; Date@ azth April, 1887 JOHN W. ROBB, Executor as aforesaid W. D. Long, Attorney. all 2 ME TE a a PAS oe ae Ordinance No.82. BM ORDINANCE TO LAY OUT AND extend Orchard s'reet. The Board of Trustees of the city of Neva da do ordain as follows: Section 1—That it is necessary to the put lie use and convenience that Orchard street be extended westerly to the city line. Section 2—That all that certain strip of land eomenenci ek at the west end of vrehurd street at the angle in Ducray’s west line; thence ranvi (mas. var. 18° E,) north 85142, west 165 feet; thence north 7734°, west 810 feet; thence south &2'4°, west 185 feet; thence south 644°, west 145 feet to West Browd sircet; thence south 61'4°, east 43 fect West Broad street; thence north 64'4>, east 114 feet; thence north &2)4°, eust 1/4} * ; thence seuth 77542 , east 2d> feet ty thes mortheast corner of hence south 35440, east 170 feet to north line ef Pranazan street; thence north .8!4°, east 98.60 feet to place of beyinning. % Section 3—This ordinance sali take effect . and bein force from and after its passage aad due publication. i H. C.-MILLS, President. W. G. Ricnanrps, Vlerk. “ INSOLVENT NOTICE. r THE SUPERIOR COURT, County of Nevada, Stete of California. n the matter of BRIDGET LYONS, an In. gelvent Debtor. ag applic th en wy py debtor, bavapplidd fo thig Court a rhergeé from Se Soot: ig h is Court gt th ve proyed their debt, to appear before mr Set Ceurt Room thereof, un IN "DAY OF MAY, 1887, atthe hour tea o’clock, 4. M., and show cause, if any ey have, why the said Bridget lyons charged tom ati her debts; som cases mode and provide eatioa fw oy to the’ creditors, Dy ma x d by publication for four successive weeks the Sevade Daily Trenuscript, a newspa ger published in eaid county. ~ J. M. WALLING, Superior Judge. Doted ape 7th, 1887. ttest: ¥. G. Beatty, Clert. ylord &Searle, Atty’s furinsolvent. ap8 ste of Maria Johnson, deceased. OTICE IS HEBEBY GIVEN BY THE undersigned, administrator of the estke of Mera Johnsen, deceused, @reditors of, amd ail persons having claims net the crid deceased, tu exhibit them ith the mececcary vouchers, within fgur onthe after the first publication of this noee, te tue eaid administ ry ut the ofce of Geylord & the sume beurls, in City, being the lace ior the treveaction of the business of suid estate, . imthe sounty of Nevada. ELIJAH BOOTH, Sdministretor of the estate of Maria Jobn. eda enateCiix -Maneb 1889 ¥ arch 24th, 1887, « iy yereing Atty efor Am inistrator. Wotice to Oreditors. Ig the Seperior Courtef Nevada county, Mate of Californias. ak the metter of the estate of John. wea by thé nuder deceared, to the cred C here N @gued, Ritatelctsonse of the estate . ef John Nuity, ene of ond all persons having claime . the suid deceused to em with the necessary four monthe after the exhibit evade City, imgthe suid coupty REV. JAMES TANHAM, Administrator of the Estate of Kev. John} , 1887. Jobn Caldwell, Atty for Adm'tr. $3} STOCKHOLDERS MEETING, HE NEVADA COUNTY LAND AND IMPROVEMENT ASSOCTATION. . : ey five that the Agnual ek ioldtts Of The Nevada County Land and improvement Association . Ninéteenth day of April, 1587, an. assess: . ) } ie } f i . wnent (No. 24) of Ten Ceuts per share was} f a I ‘ eon Broad street, in the City of Nevada,Coun. lévied upyn the eupital stoek of he ope . i J * iltec a will be held at the otfice of the corporation, ty of Nevada, State of California, on ‘Tuesday, the 10th duy ef May, YH 2.08) vk, P.M. forthe lection of rectors for the ensuing year, and fur the transaction of such other business as . shal) remuia unpaid on Tuesdays tie sist may come before them. . iEO. E BRAND, Secretary, E meyer FOR SALE. “TWO AORES CF LAND. WITHIN. FIVE MINUTES WALK OF THE FOS8T OFFICE. : & eo eS . 14. PERSON: KNOWING THLEMSELY E> ~write to ps lor Genta ints oj RMB Ta oR 8, Brainard’ Sons; Publishers, mare le . JUDGE JOHN CALDWELL. ranagan's euclosure; . ordered that the Clerk Matte Seren Sdetot d. 4, that notice of eettey: . to tne! Nevada . youcheérs withip t ret publication 0: . to thesaid administrator, at hie } Order to Stow Cause, N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE} county --of Nevada, State of Cali yudn Daily Transecript.# newspaper printec imber of physicians, but witheut and published in said Nevada county. 1 5 Oe ode : . Dated March 26th, A. D, ISsz . ‘iving any yérmanent be pefit, Among J. M.WABLING, . e number wetéone or two specialists. R27 Superior Judge. ve medicine they applied’ was like fire! , the sore, causing intense pain. 1 saw; statement in the paper tel ting -what8:' . . S. had done for.otbers similarly afflietd. I procured som eat once. Before! . ud used the second bottle the neighbors . ould notice that my caneer was healing »p. My general health had been bad for, * vo or three years—T had @ hacking cough ; 2d spit blood continually. I had-ase-, \-ere pain in-miy breast. After taking six ottles of 8S. S: S. my cough left me and I . rew stouter than Thad been for seVeral } ears. My cancer has healed over all but + little spot about the size of p half dime, jind itisrapidly disappearing. I would Tenie mud Appetizers . ludvise every one with cancer to give S: 6. i j (3. a fair trial. . { -Mns, NANCY J. MeCONAUGHEY, Ashe Grove, Tippecanoe Co., Ind. Feb. 16, 1855. pR-eunws:—BIg? BOR .8. THE GREAT vee Regulating Cathartic, THE ACKNOWLEDGED THE INDISPENSIBLE if HouseholdRemedy. Swift's Specific. im entirely vegetable, and seems to cure cancers by forcing out ithe impurities from the blood. Treatise! lon Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. DRAWER 3, ATLANTA, GA. 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Stich smasting of burning‘wensstion, and a ‘weakening of the system ‘in # manner con . hey cannot account for, Rope Imeatin : ; : , the urine, etc. Many dieof thi freulty, YOTICE is hereby given that bids will be . ; borant of the cause, which is the second J: received by the Board of Trustees of stage of seminal weakness,” . Downieville School District to build a Schoo] Wonse ‘In said ~District, in accord ; ance with plans and specificutions now on file with the Clerk of suid. Board, A. Cofin,-} at his store in Downieville. Each bid. tur specity cost of building, with inside lathea . und plestered, and cost of same ceiled inOures Guaranteed in all Such Cases ‘Cyonguitation Bree. Thorough @xam urine, $5, An honést opinion given in évery ua bd . side. . ed, and filed with suid Clerk on or before the . prices named: act 0 , en ot Sir Astley Cooper Vital Restora-. 1%th Bay of May, 19675 beltie, or fdnr tinestha quate! tive, $a ty, $1 At 10 o'clock, a. M., when they will be openSa ditt: i) HoTTLE FREE ed and passed upon, The Board reserves . the right to reject any and all bids. The ; successful bidd -r will be required to exe cute a bund, sutisfacteny to the Board vant faithful performance of the coutragct to be . eatet eds tur with AD BR rc mae Bet . “Note f. In case the building fs plastered the outside under siding to be sheathed in aceordance with specifications. If ceil . ed, said sheathing to be omitted. Note z ‘The plans and spevifications of the building, which are subject to thechan. yet, <es expressed in this notice, can be seen at . the office of Pe Bally Fe pas as rem April -7#4tb until fpewth day ny, 18 P a 4 > BEART EY A. SMITH, { F. R. H symptoms, sex,and age. ‘Strict secrecy regard to all business transactions. retiowni, for al Bladder Complaints, Gonorrhoea Leuréorrhoea, tc. ro edle by a! gists. $1 a bottle, or 6,for $5. ‘or sule by all a bottle. 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Nevada County N. 6. It has is therefore far more rp eatee WILL LEAVE AND ARRIVE ATT Wevada.Cityr. ON AND. AFT Rb SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16th,. 1886,. as FOLLOWs:— Deaving: sthening, easily, di+. and admirably as for persons in CROSS & SIMONDS, Attomeys and Oounsélors at Law, PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND ited States Courts. i OFFICE—Morgan & Roberts’ Block, NevaL. P. FISHER’S. . Newspaper Advertising Ageney. AND 21 MERCHANT'S EX CHANGE, CALIFORNIA 8TREET, SAN FRANCISCO, ./ ADVERTISEME eSolicited for all newspa on the Pacifie Coast, the Sandwich Islands, Polynesia, Mexican Ports riso, Japan, China, New Zealand the Australian Colonies, the Files of nearly every newspaper published on the Pacific Coust are Pept eohntatly on hand, and all advertisers are allewed free access fg then during — ours, : busitiess THE Nevapa DatLy TRANscripr seen on file at the office ef L. P. Fisher” » 00 A. M. DAILY—Connecting with Pas1 § Psy ipenger arriving 2 ane Francisco at c. W. CROSS. , « P.M, DAILY.” *” ochcbs 1:00 Arriving: e P.M. DAILY+Connecting with Pas: 9:40 senger jeaying San Praneiecp at 7:90 JOHN F. KIDDER; Manager. ANOTHER CHANCE for PUZZLE WORKERS THE ‘. dudge's Second Prize Offering’ In Behalf of the , Grant Monument Fund, NSPITE OF ITS MORE. OR L ° I Plicated character, tie Jesowe bok Word fonteat just ended bas proved a great success. By it JupGe has colisted over 3000 energetic, spirited and: intelligent :' workers for the Grant Fund, hag ma 11 eee rays seo gt previdusly’ Ree 5 n¢ Gran onum by the contribution of a good ‘cop anene’ and has in addition divided $600 .among >: eight successful and h puazié workers as a reward for their lsbee and ingenuity. JUDGE now inaugurates.a ond . an even more popular Makeaceet SRett of Ts rs published Panama, ValpaEastern States and ASTHHN Instantly relievyesthe most violent attack and insures comfortable sleep. No waitmost skeptical. druggist. or by mail. Dr. RB. Sch elation, its wor! offers to members. 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The Daily Eranseript. ee iornia, In. the.muatter of the estate of} Table of Distances. Maria Johnsen,’ deceaged. Elijuh Booth, . 7 gos; the administrator of the estate of Mna . From Nevada City to vane matt tage hnsun, deceased, having filed his . Ipha P miles .dniy verified, praving fot . iP tville Ly 2 of all the real estate of saia . Blue Tent { 6 purposes teerein set forth } Bear Valley dsces Ps red by the Jude of this . “a . Bridgeport . ? +8 sons interested in the estate Thy _® a Bowman Dam SS nd : appear befure the siic \ be \ Cherokee P . : pe. oust on Mou iy. the sd.dlay os May. 4 . Columbia Hill e F 13% (oD. Iba, af 10 e'eJock a M., of said day & 4 Edwards’ Bridge i ul thie: Courtroom of seid “Court? at = j French Corral ‘ Leag Nevada’ City, in “seid Nevada comuty . S Graniteville : to sI ow a are wt y an metal rp oh i ; Dict 4 not be granrec » the said Administrato: i yao 44 ti sell so mueh of the realestete of the Baik About-twenhty years ago dispovered Lake City ; 13, deceas a at priv ute sule asshall be pacenaaty. . ttle sore off my cheek, and the doctoras. Moore's Flat _ North Bloomfield Newtown ‘ North San Juan Omeza Fardon's Bridge Quaker Hill 7 7 Relief Hill Z gk Roush & Ready oe Snow Tent s sil, Snow Point z Beott's Fint Smartsville Bweetland Spencerville xf ashingtos Iv You Bet ; 10 @olfax 3 205 cramento os 70 an Francisco 166 Truckee . 88 Notice of Executor's Sale of Real Es-tate at Private Sale. TOTICE IS: HEREBY GIVEN, that in N ursuance of xn order of the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of Oadifarnia. made on the 4th day of Aprft. a. p 1087, Ju'the matter of the estate of Michacl Quinn, deceiised, the undersigned, the ex ecutor of the Lust Will and Pestament of eaid deceas’. will sell at private sale, to the highest bidder for cash, and siject to confirmation by suid Supeiior Court, on or after Tuesday, the 3d day of May, a. b. 1587, all the rigit. title, interest and estate of the seid Michael Quinn. deceased, at tne time of his death, and al: the right, title and in terest that the said estate has, by operation ef law or otherwise ecquired otuer than io addition to that of the suid Lestutor at the time of-his deagh, in and to all. those certauir lote, pieces and ‘parcels of real estate, lying, #ittaté and beins in the Gonaty of Nevada, State of California, and ‘bounded aud de scribed as iv''ows, to’wit: oe 1. -An undivided one-third interest in the Jowa quartz ledgeat the village of Souti: Fork. i g. An enclosed lot containing one-fourth efan acre of lend more or less, udivinin,: the village of South Fork and plauuted in timothy grass. 8 Two certain cabins and tots in the said-village-ofsouth Fork. kuoiwn.os Qiinu’s cabine a . Terthé and conditions of sxle, cash; deed} ate nee of purcluser: Bids or offers may be mede at any time after the first publication of thig notice und before the makinz of the sale ; : All bids or offers must be made in writing and left atthe ottice of suid John W. Robb, in the town of Graniteville.in said cyfipty and State. or delivered to the undersigoed personally. ; Date@ azth April, 1887 JOHN W. ROBB, Executor as aforesaid W. D. Long, Attorney. all 2 ME TE a a PAS oe ae Ordinance No.82. BM ORDINANCE TO LAY OUT AND extend Orchard s'reet. The Board of Trustees of the city of Neva da do ordain as follows: Section 1—That it is necessary to the put lie use and convenience that Orchard street be extended westerly to the city line. Section 2—That all that certain strip of land eomenenci ek at the west end of vrehurd street at the angle in Ducray’s west line; thence ranvi (mas. var. 18° E,) north 85142, west 165 feet; thence north 7734°, west 810 feet; thence south &2'4°, west 185 feet; thence south 644°, west 145 feet to West Browd sircet; thence south 61'4°, east 43 fect West Broad street; thence north 64'4>, east 114 feet; thence north &2)4°, eust 1/4} * ; thence seuth 77542 , east 2d> feet ty thes mortheast corner of hence south 35440, east 170 feet to north line ef Pranazan street; thence north .8!4°, east 98.60 feet to place of beyinning. % Section 3—This ordinance sali take effect . and bein force from and after its passage aad due publication. i H. C.-MILLS, President. W. G. Ricnanrps, Vlerk. “ INSOLVENT NOTICE. r THE SUPERIOR COURT, County of Nevada, Stete of California. n the matter of BRIDGET LYONS, an In. gelvent Debtor. ag applic th en wy py debtor, bavapplidd fo thig Court a rhergeé from Se Soot: ig h is Court gt th ve proyed their debt, to appear before mr Set Ceurt Room thereof, un IN "DAY OF MAY, 1887, atthe hour tea o’clock, 4. M., and show cause, if any ey have, why the said Bridget lyons charged tom ati her debts; som cases mode and provide eatioa fw oy to the’ creditors, Dy ma x d by publication for four successive weeks the Sevade Daily Trenuscript, a newspa ger published in eaid county. ~ J. M. WALLING, Superior Judge. Doted ape 7th, 1887. ttest: ¥. G. Beatty, Clert. ylord &Searle, Atty’s furinsolvent. ap8 ste of Maria Johnson, deceased. OTICE IS HEBEBY GIVEN BY THE undersigned, administrator of the estke of Mera Johnsen, deceused, @reditors of, amd ail persons having claims net the crid deceased, tu exhibit them ith the mececcary vouchers, within fgur onthe after the first publication of this noee, te tue eaid administ ry ut the ofce of Geylord & the sume beurls, in City, being the lace ior the treveaction of the business of suid estate, . imthe sounty of Nevada. ELIJAH BOOTH, Sdministretor of the estate of Maria Jobn. eda enateCiix -Maneb 1889 ¥ arch 24th, 1887, « iy yereing Atty efor Am inistrator. Wotice to Oreditors. Ig the Seperior Courtef Nevada county, Mate of Californias. ak the metter of the estate of John. wea by thé nuder deceared, to the cred C here N @gued, Ritatelctsonse of the estate . ef John Nuity, ene of ond all persons having claime . the suid deceused to em with the necessary four monthe after the exhibit evade City, imgthe suid coupty REV. JAMES TANHAM, Administrator of the Estate of Kev. John} , 1887. Jobn Caldwell, Atty for Adm'tr. $3} STOCKHOLDERS MEETING, HE NEVADA COUNTY LAND AND IMPROVEMENT ASSOCTATION. . : ey five that the Agnual ek ioldtts Of The Nevada County Land and improvement Association . Ninéteenth day of April, 1587, an. assess: . ) } ie } f i . wnent (No. 24) of Ten Ceuts per share was} f a I ‘ eon Broad street, in the City of Nevada,Coun. lévied upyn the eupital stoek of he ope . i J * iltec a will be held at the otfice of the corporation, ty of Nevada, State of California, on ‘Tuesday, the 10th duy ef May, YH 2.08) vk, P.M. forthe lection of rectors for the ensuing year, and fur the transaction of such other business as . shal) remuia unpaid on Tuesdays tie sist may come before them. . iEO. E BRAND, Secretary, E meyer FOR SALE. “TWO AORES CF LAND. WITHIN. FIVE MINUTES WALK OF THE FOS8T OFFICE. : & eo eS . 14. PERSON: KNOWING THLEMSELY E> ~write to ps lor Genta ints oj RMB Ta oR 8, Brainard’ Sons; Publishers, mare le . JUDGE JOHN CALDWELL. ranagan's euclosure; . ordered that the Clerk Matte Seren Sdetot d. 4, that notice of eettey: . to tne! Nevada . youcheérs withip t ret publication 0: . to thesaid administrator, at hie } Order to Stow Cause, N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE} county --of Nevada, State of Cali yudn Daily Transecript.# newspaper printec imber of physicians, but witheut and published in said Nevada county. 1 5 Oe ode : . Dated March 26th, A. D, ISsz . ‘iving any yérmanent be pefit, Among J. M.WABLING, . e number wetéone or two specialists. R27 Superior Judge. ve medicine they applied’ was like fire! , the sore, causing intense pain. 1 saw; statement in the paper tel ting -what8:' . . S. had done for.otbers similarly afflietd. I procured som eat once. Before! . ud used the second bottle the neighbors . ould notice that my caneer was healing »p. My general health had been bad for, * vo or three years—T had @ hacking cough ; 2d spit blood continually. I had-ase-, \-ere pain in-miy breast. After taking six ottles of 8S. S: S. my cough left me and I . rew stouter than Thad been for seVeral } ears. My cancer has healed over all but + little spot about the size of p half dime, jind itisrapidly disappearing. I would Tenie mud Appetizers . ludvise every one with cancer to give S: 6. i j (3. a fair trial. . { -Mns, NANCY J. MeCONAUGHEY, Ashe Grove, Tippecanoe Co., Ind. Feb. 16, 1855. pR-eunws:—BIg? BOR .8. THE GREAT vee Regulating Cathartic, THE ACKNOWLEDGED THE INDISPENSIBLE if HouseholdRemedy. Swift's Specific. im entirely vegetable, and seems to cure cancers by forcing out ithe impurities from the blood. Treatise! lon Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. DRAWER 3, ATLANTA, GA. A BURE PREVENTIVE AND, POSITIVE CURE FOR Costiveness and Constipation, THE Frue Concentrater ‘BILOUSNESS, TORPID LIVER, Fever and Agues : AND ALL MALARIAL TROUBLES, Eee Offers $1,000 Chbtouge te any DYSPEPSIA, . , BMlaching. 6» « INDIGESTION, Reduced to $875. _ NERVOUSNESS, Spencerian Steel ‘Pens Are the Best. Loathing of Food. d a Kidney Complaint. Established 1869. Nausea, . 2% : . USED, BY EME BEST PENNER. . NOTED FOR SUPERIORITY OF METAL: General Debility. . UNIFORMITY AND DURABILITY. Impure Blood, . : * 20 sam ples fer trial, post paid, 10 centas. Dr’* Gunh's Bitters . IVISON, BLAKEMAN, TAYLOR & CO., . . ARB 11 Kearney St...San Francisca. N ERYOUA DEBILITY BEMINAL WEAK & ness, Exhausted vita ity, Sperm atorrheea, Lost Manhood, dmpoteney. Be per tes Prostaborrhoea and all’ the terrible effects Self-abuse, and. excess in tiseturer yeurs, such as loss of Memory, Lassitnde, Necturnil emissions, aversion to society, dimnmess . of visio, noises in the head, the vital fluid PURELY . or , VEGETABLE. . EDIGAL ISPENSA NERVouS. Your Hoe na CHRONIC FOLLIES . PRIVATE Ban ng Perfectly Safe, . Ue SEAS > BURED. . . Reliable. . } . A Van Alstine.£-Co,,—.Proprietors and ‘NM aniifacturers. . other . 722 Montgomery Street, San Francisoo. . degthel tt diqieariey t . YOUNG MEN iseases that Tead to insanity an . . . FOR SALE BY should ' co mt ust apes. Wigs = nie y . CARR BROs.,. . '* stupped, ‘vitality restored, au:1S ae " F . There are many. f City Wholesale and Reteil Agents MiDDLEAGBED MBN : iP [-+ on i Who are troubled with too frequent evacua. ‘ : ‘ : . tion of the ladder, often accompanied “by . Notice for Bids to’ Build a School House. . Stich smasting of burning‘wensstion, and a ‘weakening of the system ‘in # manner con . hey cannot account for, Rope Imeatin : ; : , the urine, etc. Many dieof thi freulty, YOTICE is hereby given that bids will be . ; borant of the cause, which is the second J: received by the Board of Trustees of stage of seminal weakness,” . Downieville School District to build a Schoo] Wonse ‘In said ~District, in accord ; ance with plans and specificutions now on file with the Clerk of suid. Board, A. Cofin,-} at his store in Downieville. Each bid. tur specity cost of building, with inside lathea . und plestered, and cost of same ceiled inOures Guaranteed in all Such Cases ‘Cyonguitation Bree. Thorough @xam urine, $5, An honést opinion given in évery ua bd . side. . ed, and filed with suid Clerk on or before the . prices named: act 0 , en ot Sir Astley Cooper Vital Restora-. 1%th Bay of May, 19675 beltie, or fdnr tinestha quate! tive, $a ty, $1 At 10 o'clock, a. M., when they will be openSa ditt: i) HoTTLE FREE ed and passed upon, The Board reserves . the right to reject any and all bids. The ; successful bidd -r will be required to exe cute a bund, sutisfacteny to the Board vant faithful performance of the coutragct to be . eatet eds tur with AD BR rc mae Bet . “Note f. In case the building fs plastered the outside under siding to be sheathed in aceordance with specifications. If ceil . ed, said sheathing to be omitted. Note z ‘The plans and spevifications of the building, which are subject to thechan. yet, <es expressed in this notice, can be seen at . the office of Pe Bally Fe pas as rem April -7#4tb until fpewth day ny, 18 P a 4 > BEART EY A. SMITH, { F. R. H symptoms, sex,and age. ‘Strict secrecy regard to all business transactions. retiowni, for al Bladder Complaints, Gonorrhoea Leuréorrhoea, tc. ro edle by a! gists. $1 a bottle, or 6,for $5. ‘or sule by all a bottle. Address— ENGLISH MEDICAL DISPENSARY, 753 and 755 Broadway, New Yerk. a ‘+1041 Market Street pissing anobserved in tbe urine, and Parr, , . , j Sliffeting from any of the above symptoms . nade, again @. pleasure instead ofa burden, . ‘on and advice, including chemical analy-) 1 sis and, microscopic: examination 9f the Said bids must be in writing and sealthe following medicines supplied at the’ Sent to any one applying yy: letter, stating The Celebrated Kidney Kemedy, Nephe lkinds of Kidney and leet, arngThe English Dandelion, Giver and . Dyspepsia Pitt is the bestin the marruggists: prices aéniy No.1] Kearney Street, San Franeiseo,:Cal, A. COHN, Trustees of Downieville School District. Aosessiuent “NOLice. ~ . (XHAMPION MINING COMPANY. LOCA. tiv OF principal place of business, San sfuncisco, Cal.—Location of works, Nevada or ‘OY ‘al. = y 4 Catto ie HBreb @iven that*at @ meeting . KARL MERZ of theBoard of Directors,” hek on The . ration, payable immediately in U1 . states gold coin, to the Secretary, at the . lar ny DK: KARL MERZ: ythee of the Company, No. 522 Montgomery Any stuck upou which this asse . day of May, a. D. 1557, wiil be-delinquent, . pest teachers th t e6hd On ‘TUMADA Mi METHOD c ie aa f . 4.. 1987, to pay tie deline uent assessment, . > ETHOD Conta nearly 300 puges, penses of sale. oe THEO. WETZEL, Secretary. Offiee—No. 522 Montgomery street, San aw : be ; ine this new work, whieh J¥ranciseo, California. Lutz, wife of bernard Lutz, resident of Nevada: City, Nevada Cuvunty, California, being desirous of availing myself of the proymens of ‘Litie XU, Purt IIL. of the Code of Civil Procedure, intend tomake @ tien to thebupefie. Court. ol Nevada i amen Wednesusy, the 2oth day of May, 1587, at 10 o'clock a. M. of that day, at the Court House:. &teahork, co at Nevada City, in svic county, fora judg. 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