May 2, 1888 (4 pages)

VY e8s rks ing 5th No. 0n ble , to on ige, ent of nd ind old , to her 3 of y. eer \7 HE an on this » is yurt ved igh10 hey mas bts. uch said said ibli» aily said rt ent, fonrior 1cipand ;omwill said law and San Pan 5 Be » ACct of 0m~ FOR i fort M. erior 1888, » the A.M. irt,at y of ime said ring * the itary may Vrms vevasreby und. 3, Upith: hingrhia, ' the tutes nt re1886, ithin tice, oporyour « propction nnis y 9% THE upty ce of Pine 888, lectother day cy * SCRIPT. r ¢ ’ = VOL. LVI.—No. 8643. 7 NEVADA CITY. CATA. WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 2, 1888. Established Sent. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Oo. . < a % She Daily Transcript. EVERY MORNING EXCEPTING MONDAY \. BROWN & CALKINS. U) 8, CALKINS N. P, Brow ey Editor. Business ‘M’g’r. OFFICE—“Transcript Block,” No. 32 ommercial st., Nevada City, Cal. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: One VOGE. «. . 6. en ee snee iis ees Ff Bix Months. Three Month ‘orses, Empire Livery Stable JAMES HENNESSY, HE PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIRE tT Stable has the largest lot of eat et in vert ot the St: 8 Ww elegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest Totice and = the most reasonable terms The horses are free from vice, of geod style Nevada City, opp National Ex change Hotel, --__Proprietor,]Carriages and Beasties ate, High. Foaled at J. B. Haggins Ranch, Del Paso, March 13, 1882. Per Week by Carr — a tree. Down ee ae pete . a as fast as any gentle-. Sired by Echo; he by Rysdyk’s the roadside, salt yee Font Mak Lampe Ba Agents for the Daily Transcript. apeenlle Hambictomian. Dam by Cor. tho grass to the tree, ‘They’ pick Up ee Good Saddle Horses always on hand pee ve vlan nias Echo’s stones and n to throw at o bird, in Ss ‘ " am by Magnolia; he by. the process the agg Bod 6 4 Scores Gity pend Fa a CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROMPTL Selby’s American Star. thine and two o the es engl “tght, & R. Niles. Oe phi Boston FURNISHED. — In the meantime the coffin lies_in the Sumark hey portland Oregon SHA is one of the few grandsons of} roadway. I walk up to it, and through hensnt 2.Go. Naw York) Miay 7 , Ee nanel wen tecick oan vines rel chilate tome Tt uae Lode Goad rushers Williazas ‘s 00 isadee ee Quick Time and Cheap Fares Coast, viz: Electioneer, Echo and Si ecula— sface. It had been dead rhaps bodes yy Sa Ghleccs tion’ From the combinationof Hambleton-. 12 hours, so the features are unchanged, P. Fisher. di wenpcloes . $0 ian and American Star came Dexter, 2:17%;. 4nd it appears to be calmly sleepin YY Ay a EL #1) AES eahoineo f Jay Gould, 2:2144; Dictator, the sire of Di-. Several people pass me ; tak pr Riese! b pol opage yi ae rector, 2:17; Phailas, 2:18; Jay Eye See, ti pie pal @; no one takes any. Falmer ¢ Fy ish . et ool Eastern and European Cities. 2:10, and many 0 hora in the 2:30 list; Echo . 2Otice o the coffin onthe road. One old Rihiouk Oe ae. ig nd Me : the sire of Pasha has produced Bell Echo, . gentleman nearly tumbles over it and Gao MUMott. * adkainte ay THE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAL. . 2:20: Echora, 2:284; Gibraltar, 2:24; Annie) swears.’ It is evidently nothing unusual. W ic. Spencer uw ataa Vane ALL RAIL ROUTES, year old, 2:204; Elmont, 2:29; and many’ ran iey, nese gees. love Aare . = 4 sm tee cettlid a ke eaiaees een be ate PASH kia a three-year-old, gained a recbe ce — ditferences, return and ate eeiliere BREE RIEL poh, S th P ifi C ord of 2:40" Beating such horses as Wallace fi ‘k up the coffin. Two of them have James Marriot! .North Bloom fiel outhern Faciic ompany G, and George Wapple ina five-heat race at . lighted cigarettes, They carry their burre woee eranlia ge Chico, andes a ve'yenrod, lowered, hs . den right across the cemetery’ to: a jittle 3-W. Orear. "pewaleville TD) AbEY EXPRESS AND EMIGRANT . brook Park erly in June of 2:30!4. He has house,: where two or three men with + We “ a Trains make prompt connection with. ® perfect gait, and an Echo was never brass numbers on their caps are smokin; CITIZENS BANK, . °""" Broad Street ...-. Nevada Uity a © With the feveral Steamer Lines to ALL EUBUPEAN PORTS Paid up Capital $30,000 A General Banking Business Transacted. W? i= SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE oa econ @wenty-five Dollars. . Spade in, and says there is just room. o disorder,” New York, : Third Ol f Bleeping 0 pA ogy a arte ba mo of ebrving With Hie digs a little hole and lays the Hin parents’ on Blood and skin Diag matled ase Slee nit ivilege nex n ere i i San Francisco. _ Are Run Daily with 0 and ems maing in my.possession. aes queen cay of er a Se REN EEE Atlanta, Ga, And Gacreamente< Trains. No additional charge for Berths in a few spadefuls of earth ELWs as We’ issue BILLS OF EXCHANGE ‘eipal.eities of GREAT BRITAIN and EUROPE. Collections on any part of the United States a specialty. Highest Price Paid for County and State Warrants. Gola and Silver Rullion. ure chased Assay Office at this Bank. e OFFICERS: B.M PRESTON..5:.0.ee8PRESIDENT. all routes, e Apply te, ke} rancisco. JEROME the several Railway Lines in the East, conNew Work and New Orleans Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars Attached to Overland Express Trains. i Third Class Cars. Tickets Sold, Sleeping Car Berths secured, nd other information given u li Payable a SIGHT im the prins fign at i i esa y’s Sece w spe Me son ; W. H. MILLS, Land Agent, C. PR. R. San A.N: TOWNE,General Manager, ears old and his colts all show to his credi them as a proof of his quality asa sire. WILL MAKE THE SEASON OF 188 At Watt Park, Grass Valley, themselves as to his spee position. 8 on account of purchasing reduced to th C.F. TAYLOR, Proprietor in person can secure choice of MADDEN, Land Agent 8. P, R ——— T. H. GOODMAN Gen. Pass & Tk’t Agt BeM. HOUND. vie se age Vick PRESIDENT, , JOHN T. MORGAN. CASHIER. D. E. MORGAN. Ass’t CASHIER and SEc’y, = DIRECTORS! B. R. M. Hon, JouN T. Gxo. Mt. Huouni, D. E. woe ca 8, . Houeman k. M. Preston, s Massive ere dangers of i " ooennoruiu es Lady n Francisco—Firs nk. Gecramente—Natienal Bank of D. 0. Mills) 0. seg UNION HOTEL, I 3A : AND BRUSHES FOR SALE OHEAP. . he returns to his cab and drives away, Situated in the very centre of the city, with R i N D z is d in the very contre oral stage Onice . REPAirin eatly Done. EXPER ines in the building. opti h4 can Pp & y f Peter the Great of Russia. great work, co leave this Hotel 20 minutes later than any peciaiaedi other when departi NEVADA CIT, = + = = CAL, MRS, J, WAFPZIGER. . .Proprietress. ¢ Sas PARSON. Businose Manager . uslie: pion on gent H. 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R. onal Exchange now in the mountains. ofthe Union Hotel, Nevada City, Mahon House, Hollister, Cal. offered 8 Hotel, e house ¢ ns 100 sae. each of which is light and airy, and well or elegantly furnished, being no hotel inthe mountains e ual to it, The tables are supplied with the est in the market, NICE SAMPLE ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS RCIAL TRAV: FOR COR STs AUD FAMILIES. Free Bus to and from the Depot. da, Sta’ PHEREAS, JOHN MckIN NE ON THE A. M, DAILY—Connecting with overEAVE THE HOUSE FOR ALL Q4th day of April, A. D; 1888, recover-} 4° ¢ eet ee Dg bel gy By st, county, Grass Valley and} e a Judgment against R. W. Burrows and 1 land arriving in San Francisco at Maryaville daily. 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In this manner Russia, INSTRUCTION BOOKS AND PIANO STOOLS o'clock day, all Catalogues and Price Lists on application FREE. : QHIOAGO COTTAGE ORGAN 00., CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. , “WORKING CLASSES ATTENTION which aon April, In the Superior Court of the Count; JOHN MeKINNEY, Plaintiff, VB. ; R. W. BURROWS, et al, Defendants. of suittaxed at $14.75, and counsel fees al. lowed herein amounting tothe sum of $25 with interest thereon from the f sald judgment, ment isrecordedin the Judgment Book 2of the said Superior Court, and whereas itis ordered that the Mo set, forth in Plaintiff's Comp! aint, be foreclosed and property therein a to-wit: Bisaate, lying and being in the County of nd partic Jy described as follows, towit: a Pat ice, piece or parcel of land sitpate, lying and being in loomfield,:in said coun as the Whitford Burrows can pro-. -being on the seutheaster! yentive genius, skill and money P Le § BI ereunto belonging or in anywise apperS. ASTHMA “ra. Lee said Judgment together with interest and Wuesday, the 22d day of May, Between the hours of 9 o’clock A. M. and 5 the defendan att + fy entitied. ‘action. herein named , owned or posse: on ds: ot April, A. D. 1888, the day on whieh said J uagment was docketed as aforesaid, or e su uently acquired in @ described y tat ean in. costs. ; -—— “Sen under my hand this 26thday of ()'rite Union ah side Broad Street, oppoBy J. L. Hontanp, Voter e » No, 1488." Sheriff's Sale. of California—Order of at here At 6 A.M. LEAVING NEVADA CITY Pic Mu DAILY —Conneoting Ww. ’ Overland Passenger leaving rancisco at 8:30 A. M. Arriving: 9:00 A. M. DAILY*eseribed, 5:4 date © at the rate of seven per ‘annum till paid, which said Judgon pages 148 et seq., age tate of California, and bounded ¥ e town of North and State, known E. H. BROWN, Superintendent, Stallion Season, 1888. Is a Bay Stallion, Sixteen Hands known to quit, Heserved 12 mares at four e invite particular attention to any of Where he will be shown in harness every week and the public is invited to judge for , action and dis&@-The price of service for the season Harness. and Collars SADDLES, WHIPS, OURRY OOMBS TIME TABLE NO. 30. Takes Effect Saturday, April-28th, San 5 M. DAILY —Connecting with i Passenger leaving San Francisco at JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager. 1 ; f _. SPANISH FUNERALS. oa a> Queer Scenes in the Burial of the Old and Young. Iwill describe two funerals, ‘says a correspondent of. the London Referee, that I witnessed in one day at the great cémetery at Seville.-. Four little Fare: footed boys arrive at the cemetery gates. Between them oy carry & little blue and white coffin. hey along, chatting and laughing, ~ the long avenue of trees. Presently they see something which attracts their attention—a bird in cigarettes. Here they show a paper, an t. one of the men, picking up a spans. ‘tells pi age ag HS ow pF of they go, ng the coffin now this wa tat I follow them. shal vas 5 We come to a long line of brick vaults. ome are empty; some are filled up to the top with what I presume to be mold. The grave digger turns over the loose earth with his spade, and strikes a coffin here and there. It is too full, He moves on to another, bricked square, pushes his 8 e froma mound close by is over. ousands of these bricked squares in the cemetery and each . Cleamses the There is no. Nasal Pas The Loaling Harness Nhiop stone over the top, only the loose brown . #®aes, Allays contains a score of coffins. RAILROAD LANDS earth, Some of them are so full that the . P@im and In. earth has to be piled up to cover tise flammatien, FOR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMS. OF NEVADA CITY. coffin and thus the co is actually . “ealse the above ground. 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W ULEPRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS d . express office. ra_published Faname, My (4 e AusStates and . 6a ILL PRACTICE IN THE SUPEsi10 \ V fagreme, District a Cc ate bs e U.S, THe Nevapa DaiLy Ts facript may be} seen on file at the office of L P Fisher. 3 , Pesci JAS. G HARTWELL, Big @ hasgiven univerSurveyor, gal satisfaction in the —ANDry HAS REVOLUTIONized the world during the last half 3 Not the least amo rma c, youn: pita! Re ee nenee Winioka Yee Libre. 08 of the State of Cal dition Nn ee eee Office in Morgan & Roberts’ Block, corner _ af Pine and Broad streets, Neyada Clty, Cale L, B. LITTLE, JOHN CALDWELL, CALDWELL & LITTLE, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, ILL PRACTICE IN T i United States RR Erato OFFICK—Thomas Block, corner Broadand . Pine streets, up stairs, P,P, SIMONDS, 0. W, CROSS. OROSS & SIMONDS, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, ILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE United States Courts. Ate A OFFICE—M ancien organ & Roberts’ Block, Neva THOS, S, FORD Attorney and Qounselor at Law, FFICE—Thomas' Building, corner Broad ( and Pine streeta, Navade City ° HAMILTON McOORMIOCK, Attorney and Oounselor at Law. FFICE—Corner of Pine and Com O Streets, Nevada City. cnnerey: iniitl Practice in allof the Courts of the Surgeon. Hi. W. CHABLES, M. Da, Homepathic Physician, i Uy? Stes: BLAgaur's BUILDING © next doer below Wells, Fargo & Co.'s . Office Hours—10 to 12 A, M., and TM. o9P. M. . ameres ”" scene i B. H. GAYLORD FRED SRABLA GAYLORD & SEARLS, Attorneys and Oounselors at Law ILL PRACTICE IN ALLTHECOUR State and Federal. ph COURTS Office—Opposite the Court House. W. D. KONG, Attorney and Counselor at Law. ISTRIOCT. ATTORNEY OF NEVADA iJ County, Office at the Court House. Counselor at Law and Notary Public, Succesasor to Johnson & Mason, Attorneys at Law, Office—Thomas Block, corner Broad and’ Pine streets, Nevada City. U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyer:. , Obie Butt ee et A. WUTKE, Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker, ROAD STREET, TWO DooRs BELOW py 3 bf Post Office, Nevada City FINE BOOTS AND SHOES A SPEUIALTY ; , bs ie REPAIRING NEATLY DONE, Spencerian Steel Pe none. =etary cere itto pp elt ei one wea ive : fae Intae citron valmeaned hgh Are the Best. you, that will stark you in bus which er con ap Ag . er 8 Wi ran gittzeee Lelinere Oo, Anse = eee USED BY THE BEST PENMEN:,

VY e8s rks ing 5th No. 0n ble , to on ige, ent of nd ind old , to her 3 of y. eer \7 HE an on this » is yurt ved igh10 hey mas bts. uch said said ibli» aily said rt ent, fonrior 1cipand ;omwill said law and San Pan 5 Be » ACct of 0m~ FOR i fort M. erior 1888, » the A.M. irt,at y of ime said ring * the itary may Vrms vevasreby und. 3, Upith: hingrhia, ' the tutes nt re1886, ithin tice, oporyour « propction nnis y 9% THE upty ce of Pine 888, lectother day cy * SCRIPT. r ¢ ’ = VOL. LVI.—No. 8643. 7 NEVADA CITY. CATA. WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 2, 1888. Established Sent. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Oo. . < a % She Daily Transcript. EVERY MORNING EXCEPTING MONDAY \. BROWN & CALKINS. U) 8, CALKINS N. P, Brow ey Editor. Business ‘M’g’r. OFFICE—“Transcript Block,” No. 32 ommercial st., Nevada City, Cal. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: One VOGE. «. . 6. en ee snee iis ees Ff Bix Months. Three Month ‘orses, Empire Livery Stable JAMES HENNESSY, HE PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIRE tT Stable has the largest lot of eat et in vert ot the St: 8 Ww elegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest Totice and = the most reasonable terms The horses are free from vice, of geod style Nevada City, opp National Ex change Hotel, --__Proprietor,]Carriages and Beasties ate, High. Foaled at J. B. Haggins Ranch, Del Paso, March 13, 1882. Per Week by Carr — a tree. Down ee ae pete . a as fast as any gentle-. Sired by Echo; he by Rysdyk’s the roadside, salt yee Font Mak Lampe Ba Agents for the Daily Transcript. apeenlle Hambictomian. Dam by Cor. tho grass to the tree, ‘They’ pick Up ee Good Saddle Horses always on hand pee ve vlan nias Echo’s stones and n to throw at o bird, in Ss ‘ " am by Magnolia; he by. the process the agg Bod 6 4 Scores Gity pend Fa a CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROMPTL Selby’s American Star. thine and two o the es engl “tght, & R. Niles. Oe phi Boston FURNISHED. — In the meantime the coffin lies_in the Sumark hey portland Oregon SHA is one of the few grandsons of} roadway. I walk up to it, and through hensnt 2.Go. Naw York) Miay 7 , Ee nanel wen tecick oan vines rel chilate tome Tt uae Lode Goad rushers Williazas ‘s 00 isadee ee Quick Time and Cheap Fares Coast, viz: Electioneer, Echo and Si ecula— sface. It had been dead rhaps bodes yy Sa Ghleccs tion’ From the combinationof Hambleton-. 12 hours, so the features are unchanged, P. Fisher. di wenpcloes . $0 ian and American Star came Dexter, 2:17%;. 4nd it appears to be calmly sleepin YY Ay a EL #1) AES eahoineo f Jay Gould, 2:2144; Dictator, the sire of Di-. Several people pass me ; tak pr Riese! b pol opage yi ae rector, 2:17; Phailas, 2:18; Jay Eye See, ti pie pal @; no one takes any. Falmer ¢ Fy ish . et ool Eastern and European Cities. 2:10, and many 0 hora in the 2:30 list; Echo . 2Otice o the coffin onthe road. One old Rihiouk Oe ae. ig nd Me : the sire of Pasha has produced Bell Echo, . gentleman nearly tumbles over it and Gao MUMott. * adkainte ay THE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAL. . 2:20: Echora, 2:284; Gibraltar, 2:24; Annie) swears.’ It is evidently nothing unusual. W ic. Spencer uw ataa Vane ALL RAIL ROUTES, year old, 2:204; Elmont, 2:29; and many’ ran iey, nese gees. love Aare . = 4 sm tee cettlid a ke eaiaees een be ate PASH kia a three-year-old, gained a recbe ce — ditferences, return and ate eeiliere BREE RIEL poh, S th P ifi C ord of 2:40" Beating such horses as Wallace fi ‘k up the coffin. Two of them have James Marriot! .North Bloom fiel outhern Faciic ompany G, and George Wapple ina five-heat race at . lighted cigarettes, They carry their burre woee eranlia ge Chico, andes a ve'yenrod, lowered, hs . den right across the cemetery’ to: a jittle 3-W. Orear. "pewaleville TD) AbEY EXPRESS AND EMIGRANT . brook Park erly in June of 2:30!4. He has house,: where two or three men with + We “ a Trains make prompt connection with. ® perfect gait, and an Echo was never brass numbers on their caps are smokin; CITIZENS BANK, . °""" Broad Street .....-. Nevada Uity a © With the feveral Steamer Lines to ALL EUBUPEAN PORTS Paid up Capital $30,000 A General Banking Business Transacted. W? i= SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE oa econ @wenty-five Dollars. . Spade in, and says there is just room. o disorder,” New York, : Third Ol f Bleeping 0 pA ogy a arte ba mo of ebrving With Hie digs a little hole and lays the Hin parents’ on Blood and skin Diag matled ase Slee nit ivilege nex n ere i i San Francisco. _ Are Run Daily with 0 and ems maing in my.possession. aes queen cay of er a Se REN EEE Atlanta, Ga, And Gacreamente< Trains. No additional charge for Berths in a few spadefuls of earth ELWs as We’ issue BILLS OF EXCHANGE ‘eipal.eities of GREAT BRITAIN and EUROPE. Collections on any part of the United States a specialty. Highest Price Paid for County and State Warrants. Gola and Silver Rullion. ure chased Assay Office at this Bank. e OFFICERS: B.M PRESTON....5:.0.ee8PRESIDENT. all routes, e Apply te, ke} rancisco. JEROME the several Railway Lines in the East, conNew Work and New Orleans Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars Attached to Overland Express Trains. i Third Class Cars. Tickets Sold, Sleeping Car Berths secured, nd other information given u li Payable a SIGHT im the prins fign at i i esa y’s Sece w spe Me son ; W. H. MILLS, Land Agent, C. PR. R. San A.N: TOWNE,General Manager, ears old and his colts all show to his credi them as a proof of his quality asa sire. WILL MAKE THE SEASON OF 188 At Watt Park, Grass Valley, themselves as to his spee position. 8 on account of purchasing reduced to th C.F. TAYLOR, Proprietor in person can secure choice of MADDEN, Land Agent 8. P, R ——— T. H. GOODMAN Gen. Pass & Tk’t Agt BeM. HOUND. vie se age Vick PRESIDENT, , JOHN T. MORGAN.. CASHIER. D. E. MORGAN.. Ass’t CASHIER and SEc’y, = DIRECTORS! B. R. M. Hon, JouN T. Gxo. Mt. Huouni, D. E. woe ca 8, . Houeman k. M. Preston, s Massive ere dangers of i " ooennoruiu es Lady n Francisco—Firs nk. Gecramente—Natienal Bank of D. 0. Mills) 0. seg UNION HOTEL, I 3A : AND BRUSHES FOR SALE OHEAP. . he returns to his cab and drives away, Situated in the very centre of the city, with R i N D z is d in the very contre oral stage Onice . REPAirin eatly Done. EXPER ines in the building. opti h4 can Pp & y f Peter the Great of Russia. great work, co leave this Hotel 20 minutes later than any peciaiaedi other when departi NEVADA CIT, = + = = CAL, MRS, J, WAFPZIGER. . .Proprietress. ¢ Sas PARSON.. Businose Manager . uslie: pion on gent H. G. see . utation which the Nati easnrs of being the leading and THE LEADING HOTEL oF — [f0)0807 5 NEVADA CITY....reer CALIFORNIA TOURISTS, SEEKERS FOR HEALTH AND Formert others are DY to notice the advantages a National Exchange, , NEVADA CITY, CAL, : etl Whe Only ‘First-class Business ' HMetel in the City. Ret ble. ] Py pet tea z re with me eg yy aud rior to any i i De Boome are neat and desirabie, and inea nim REOTOR BROS., Proprietors. re-proof structure, free from the 8 so preyglentin large hotels. J $. Cairns,ee bes see MADE TO ORDER of the ‘National Exchange isa Russ: o@ Ai orders attended to promptly. n the cit ber of handsome suits. a mn agement will spare se to sustain the rep~ Nevada County N. G. R. R. onal Exchange now in the mountains. ofthe Union Hotel, Nevada City, Mahon House, Hollister, Cal. offered 8 Hotel, e house ¢ ns 100 sae. each of which is light and airy, and well or elegantly furnished, being no hotel inthe mountains e ual to it, The tables are supplied with the est in the market, NICE SAMPLE ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS RCIAL TRAV: FOR COR STs AUD FAMILIES. Free Bus to and from the Depot. da, Sta’ PHEREAS, JOHN MckIN NE ON THE A. M, DAILY—Connecting with overEAVE THE HOUSE FOR ALL Q4th day of April, A. D; 1888, recover-} 4° ¢ eet ee Dg bel gy By st, county, Grass Valley and} e a Judgment against R. W. Burrows and 1 land arriving in San Francisco at Maryaville daily. Garah Burrows forthe sum of Sixty-three ¢ * and 87-100 (63.87) Dollars, together with costs The best of Wines, Liquors and Uigars furnished at the Bar, bi eent. per e ‘The Chicago it Cottage Neyada : Orean Has attained a standard of excellence which dmits of no superior. : * tt contains ave improvement that induce. by the maryels of invention. On the southwesterly side by the These excellent Organs are celebrated Soe ol Ee the. BORED Wee Pe OT skal bhecannt . those who are in need of profite._ volume, quality of tone, quie onpeauty . deneeand there being an alle between . P ane Oe eee Ia sadvoes riety of combination, . © design -betuty . the two ; on the southeast by the house and home shomld of ones sot tee td receive in finish, perfect construction mt aed desira . lot occupied as a residence by F. R. Bi-. Hallett CO a reed me, Bad recatys the most attractive, ornaments’ Ot ches . monds; on the northeast by unfenced . free, full information nee per day eee, a ble organs for homes, schools, ground, and on the northwest by unfenced wee, rom $5 Res Say Bee lodges, societies, ete. ground and Humbug Creek. Said lot comwards wherever they live. are started : : prising an area of 15675 square fect or theresee fans fy’ seated pant wave ; bow d being surrounded by a fence. ' . ert BLISHRD BErY TATION : fe ahowia 28 Role and singular the teneAll succeed SKILLED WORKMEN . ments, LLRO BEST MATERIAL, ning COMBINED, MAKE THIS ‘oogte. na iar ak ae . gence wet to es ows. tabon i none rt Notice is hereby given that I will sell a “10 relations W eprive The Popular Organ. . iiiaitaty tts Citas . anmczcirmnaer. ce wet . moe Rite ceo (= , ’ * le a z 3 el State of: California, on ing tow reoulte. Being used by inhale: education. In this manner Russia, INSTRUCTION BOOKS AND PIANO STOOLS o'clock day, all Catalogues and Price Lists on application FREE. : QHIOAGO COTTAGE ORGAN 00., CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. , “WORKING CLASSES ATTENTION which aon April, In the Superior Court of the Count; JOHN MeKINNEY, Plaintiff, VB. ; R. W. BURROWS, et al, Defendants. of suittaxed at $14.75, and counsel fees al. lowed herein amounting tothe sum of $25 with interest thereon from the f sald judgment, ment isrecordedin the Judgment Book 2of the said Superior Court, and whereas itis ordered that the Mo set, forth in Plaintiff's Comp! aint, be foreclosed and property therein a to-wit: Bisaate, lying and being in the County of nd partic Jy described as follows, towit: a Pat ice, piece or parcel of land sitpate, lying and being in loomfield,:in said coun as the Whitford Burrows can pro-. -being on the seutheaster! yentive genius, skill and money P Le § BI ereunto belonging or in anywise apperS. ASTHMA “ra. Lee said Judgment together with interest and Wuesday, the 22d day of May, Between the hours of 9 o’clock A. M. and 5 the defendan att + fy entitied. ‘action. herein named , owned or posse: on ds: ot April, A. D. 1888, the day on whieh said J uagment was docketed as aforesaid, or e su uently acquired in @ described y tat ean in. costs. ; -—— “Sen under my hand this 26thday of ()'rite Union ah side Broad Street, oppoBy J. L. Hontanp, Voter e » No, 1488." Sheriff's Sale. of California—Order of at here At 6 A.M. LEAVING NEVADA CITY Pic Mu DAILY —Conneoting Ww. ’ Overland Passenger leaving rancisco at 8:30 A. M. Arriving: 9:00 A. M. DAILY*eseribed, 5:4 date © at the rate of seven per ‘annum till paid, which said Judgon pages 148 et seq., age tate of California, and bounded ¥ e town of North and State, known E. H. BROWN, Superintendent, Stallion Season, 1888. Is a Bay Stallion, Sixteen Hands known to quit, Heserved 12 mares at four e invite particular attention to any of Where he will be shown in harness every week and the public is invited to judge for , action and dis&@-The price of service for the season Harness. and Collars SADDLES, WHIPS, OURRY OOMBS TIME TABLE NO. 30. Takes Effect Saturday, April-28th, San 5 M. DAILY —Connecting with i Passenger leaving San Francisco at JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager. 1 ; f _. SPANISH FUNERALS. oa a> Queer Scenes in the Burial of the Old and Young. Iwill describe two funerals, ‘says a correspondent of. the London Referee, that I witnessed in one day at the great cémetery at Seville.-. Four little Fare: footed boys arrive at the cemetery gates. Between them oy carry & little blue and white coffin. hey along, chatting and laughing, ~ the long avenue of trees. Presently they see something which attracts their attention—a bird in cigarettes. Here they show a paper, an t. one of the men, picking up a spans. ‘tells pi age ag HS ow pF of they go, ng the coffin now this wa tat I follow them. shal vas 5 We come to a long line of brick vaults. ome are empty; some are filled up to the top with what I presume to be mold. The grave digger turns over the loose earth with his spade, and strikes a coffin here and there. It is too full, He moves on to another, bricked square, pushes his 8 e froma mound close by is over. ousands of these bricked squares in the cemetery and each . Cleamses the There is no. Nasal Pas The Loaling Harness Nhiop stone over the top, only the loose brown . #®aes, Allays contains a score of coffins. RAILROAD LANDS earth, Some of them are so full that the . P@im and In. earth has to be piled up to cover tise flammatien, FOR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMS. OF NEVADA CITY. coffin and thus the co is actually . “ealse the above ground. Sores, & BH ee x wavene Broad Street, Below National Hotel The next funeral arrived as I was leavs 7 : ° st rag ing the cemetery. A car, driven b man smoking a cigarette,’ Tt was. followot igarette, came up, It 2 an old gentleman, also smokin & cigarette, The car pulled up at the gate of the “depository,” a little house in the grounds arranged for the recepti the prople who have died too late ns buried ‘that day, The guardian of the fam house, cigarette in mouth, flings open the. doors, speaks to the gentleman, and then ‘ will welcome and th REA ei e ceremony . (j MBA by a cab, from which . S™e!n of t A particle i Pa particle a applied into each nostril and BLY MHOTHERS, 298 Greenwich st, N.Y. The Only Remedy Contagious Blood Poison. . Mr. D, B. A South Carotina, writes: “I was ith a terri case of blood poison for about thirteen mths. I was treated by the best used but ved Bo Substantial relte tried the Swit Specific, and about four bottles cured me sound and well.” CoB. 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In fact, his attenith. tion to the task of making his people amenable to order, to render them use ul highest point it could reach, was infinite ; nor did it require: less perseverance to draw his nobility from the indifference unworthy of men in which they ~were gunk, and to render them fit to serve in his armier on land and see, for which they had until{quite recently an insuperable objection. ‘The knowledge which the Czar acquired in the foreign countries 1 through which he travelled was turned ot and residence, side of Bumhos ‘olsaid town, and bounded as VPN) 8E4, WONDERS exist in thoul) ) sands of forms, but are surpassed to excellent. account by his genius, sustained by the solid ‘reflections of a concise and penetratina judgment, by @ pro‘a-. digious memory, by a courage which od made him respected and obeyed without the least repugnance, and by a consummate prudence in the execution of all the great projects which he had formed for the welfare of his States after having extended their frontiers till he had rendered them the largest realm in Europe hereditaments and appurtenances be sold at public auction to sa tion, its action is immediate, direct A.D. 1988, cP ae ae keptical. 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