June 7, 1890 (4 pages)

S Ee Sra ee Best pets oa ah Ya \ : vty Tally Causch 7 RE SR FRE Oe. er aad ee ——— Gow This Traditional Individual Is Ac: counted For._ temimenial st ct Ne a @C to. Cal The idea of ‘the man in the moon” ee seems to have arisen from the fact that erRer Aa. 18 _ {the depressions on the moon’s face— “ wads City (ease Valley, tomet & header, the great valleys that are there—appear See ihe sucin See dunt, Prench Cort to our-sight like the formofamea. ‘The nyo eel ol ie ec cee figure secms, accorc'ng to the way in Parentage sian A county: alsa peel which our fancy t-yards it, to hye Sith « d Serea counticn, al sartamet tare . carrying a bundle or drawing a bow like deoncgea Tree to; Dies $f m we = an archer and to be ettw led) by a dog. Arete the sea = i ‘ 8 is ay-ty «’* notlen. ind it4s com Pp enaeer amet eee Een aeeanueres -“i mon to nea. iy every country. Barbarous tribes have something to say abqut SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1890. a Ags:asor Bond. i The finekee Republicin has the of groi tnd desc. ved) words, to say cf! “4 Mae fond": } “Jcrastus Bond, the” yr ghalar Assess! foreins veda county, putin bie regnl re) anne} apyearance thix morning. Hs; wil, pre abiy remain in town duri ¢ the remaindcr ef the week. There i i nota more nniveraaily esteemed man is secads comity thin Mr. Bond. He . tras been—prominently identified wit the political iistory of the county for the prsrtverty-foar vears, and pricr to tia served in the first séssion of the Jegi-litore of the Btate of Nevada.— H«was elected Assessor on the Republican . ticket, alvhongh the office had been held >, a Democrat for thirteen years, prior ti reto. His work for the first year resulted ia an increase of taxable property of the county amounting to néarly a quirter of. a million dollars, . The secon] year he did almost «s-well;4 and last year hekept ihe figureaat al-} most the same. He has.always been oblizinz, courteous and attentive to busiues-, and taken afl in all,,is one of the best and most faitiful officers the county-has ever had. a oe The Midsummer **Wasp* The mid -ummer edition of the Wasp, California’s cartoon paper, will be issued July Ist. It-will he oe of the most artistic nuinbers ever issued, and in addition to contributions by the; most talented writers on the Coast will contain. a resume of pulitical events in California, giving reliable data on which to base‘calculations as to the probable outcome of tue next State election. As the editor and pub. lisher, 8. W. Backus, is one of Califo-. nii’s best informed politicians, this’ will undoubtedly be reliable and com. prehensive. : . Oey Items'From the “Tidings. Lev. Dorsey has been arrested in . Sacramento for disturbing the peace . of his wife. The couple separated ‘gome time ago and Dorsey left, ibe city, his estimable wife remaining and making !.cr own living. Defendant demanded a jury trail. . The W. Y.O. D. shaft is now down . 600 feetand the work of cutting ou: the station isin progress, » Drifts wil) . enable operations on the new shoot of profitable ore recently discovered. In . four or five weeks vood. nome. mop be expected from this property, } Arrested At Sacramente. Felégruph of Thursday ; John . Leavitt, 4 Grass Valley youth, 19; Years of age, was arrested yesterday iu Sacramento on the strength of u telegram from Grass Valley. The police at Sacramento supposed that Leavitt was wanted on a charge of . deserting a minor child. He is ac-. cused of deserting His wife soon after . be married her. Constable Townsend . went down after Leavitt and wi) probably be here tonight. : Tux farmer’s friend has for wan . years been Dr. J. H. MecLean’s Vo' . canic Oil Liniment, for horses, catt! hogs and sheep. It has proved j worth in thousands of cases, For sa): by Carr Bros. Agr brings us wisdom, but doesp give us much time to use it. No cure-all or untried remedy wil cure as does Simmons J.iver Regulator. oe Are-so many people visiting Dr. Vi! the Aukin, the Painless Dentist? {3 Because bis prices are within th . reach of the poor. Becanse he allows you a fair ya‘ tion for your-*old--awornout” brik? «. plates. Because he etands at the head of ‘'profession, Because he taakes no extra ch. :. for temporary plates. ~ Because he thanks you kindly patronage, and takes great pleasur explaining to you the simplicity «: manufacture of Artificial Teeth uses none but the best teeth man: tured, mit Ranepneeseeitadadadnns Picrures of every deecripticAchramm’s Gallery, Broad et, # 3 2-9 Ge oe --— Ie Consumption incura! ': * Reéad the fullowing. Mr. C. !! is, Newark, Ark., says: ‘‘W with Abscese of Lungs, and trirpoysicians prononneed me ar i able Consumptive, Be va» ik’. > King’s New Discovery uv: 4 + tion, am now on my third bo able to oversee the work on ns (15+, It is the finest medicvire ever ac ' Jesse Middlewart, “Decatu:, Qios says: “Had it-not heen for Dr. King’s New Discovery «© Consus: tin’ ’ would have died wi Lung Tru:id Was given np by . ctors, Ain © in best of health.” ‘Try it. sa: bottle free at Carr bothers Drug: seiliaieieciacid cad ad Mountain ice. : The Union and Kountain Ice / }% ny is now prepared to delive: be delivered after q . word in his own defense, . , 0ur mother was to come Ss BSOO FEwarp ufacturers of Dp, ie Ler % case of cannot eure, te, maild, A hing, and mien ae ard ! it.as we'l as civilized races. It used to be -sa.d thet the man ‘in the moon waa the offender m-stioned in Wn berg who was broug:t before Moses-for gathering sticks cn the Savba.h day, but an ancient traditioa on the subject speaks also of the fizsure as being Cain carrying a thorn bush with a dog at his heels, the bush. representing the burden of sin and the dog the evil spirit that took posses£.n of Cain. One of our earliest pocts {Chaucer),speaks of the man as having stolen the bush, and Shakspeare in one of iis plays, “Midsummcr Night’s Dream,” says: “This man, with lantern, dog—and-bush ef thorns presenteth Moonshine.” It is said in Holland that the figure is that of aman who was found stealing cabbage on a Christmas éve, and who so annoyed his neighbors by pilfering in their gardens, while they were enjoying themselves, that they wished him far enough, and as their far enough was the moon, thither, as, the . story runs, the culprit was taken, as quickly as.might be, on the back of the north vind before he could say a It is said in some places that he was.more than a cabbage stealer, that the cabbages were meant as a tempting bait with which to., entice sheep. away and that a great many sheep -were lost before ‘the thief was discovered and sent where he could find neither animal nor vegetable life. We all know that the attractive power of the moon affects the watery masses on the earva and causes the rise and fall of the tides; and this scientific fact comes out in a peculiar way, in one of these moon traditions. Thus in Norway and Sweden there isa story that the man inthe moon is a giant who is in the habit of slowly bending down and as slowly risingagain. The ocean is said to swell up to full tide when he .ioops and to ebb when he stands erect. The Russians say that there was once a man who went about looking for a land where there was no death, that in the course of his wanderings he came to the moon, where he lived a hundred years before death found him oyt, and that then he and Death had a great struggle, in which thé man in the moon was the conqueror. The Greenlanders speak of the sun and . moon as a brother and sister, who once . lived on this earth. One day, we are told, the sister took a tripinto the sky to escape from her brother, who was teasing her. She flew so far that she became fixed in space and remained there as the sun. Her brother sought to follow her, but could_only go part of the distance, and took his place in the sky as the moon. And weare told, albo; of the moon brother that when he gets : into his last quarter he is tired and hungry and that he then leaves his house on a sledge harnessed to four dogs and hunts for several days, and that on his return he feasts so greedily on what he hs captured that he soon grows into “is Tull size and strength. So far as the , moon is concerned there is-@ grain of science in this story also, for some of cur astronomers believe that the moon vas at one time, untold ages ago, thrown off from this earth, and that . *'nee then it has gradually been going further from us and nearer to the sun ~ Leeds Mercury. : A country school mistress had much t. suble with her pupils and to avoid it made her examples placed before t. em of an explanatory character or ustrative. The effect was often un* .pected, In going over their usual .cading lesson a line was chosen by +e Jady upon which to test the merits \of the scholars. The line read: “And he was a man of unlimited credit, in business.” ‘Now, John, can is meant by the wo: 83 in this lesson?” Thus she addressed one of the stum: ‘ing blocks of the school. “I dunno, marm,” said ‘king sheepishly. You don’t know?” said ess. ‘Well, look here. ou tell me what credit when used Johnny, _ misu pose shart of noney at the latter part of the week nd needed provisions, etc., now what ‘ould she do?” «She was satisfied that her illustra‘ion was plain and awaited the correct reply and it eame thus: “Well, marm,” replied Johnny, ‘I no what she would do unless she wned dad’s Sunday coat.” rie subject was instantly dropped ud the teacher has lost all faith in ‘sat style of illustration.—Young LaI ‘es’ Journal. STHE KING'S TOUCH.” Tn England, two centuries perstition credited the * Roy: ugl scrofula, These su 63 have now become obsolete, and in their have a scientific remedy in Dr. Discovery, which cleansing the i impurities from cause . is uy @ roy sedy, world-famed and the only liver, hing ape bisod remedy guaranteed to . it or 1-0 im every case, or money paid for it will rofa . ASB Regulator Fv the 4 ‘er and cal Discov~ «”* cures ali Silious attacks, Indigestion and p Chronic Diarrhea and kindred ail“s. As an alterative, or blood-purifier, marvelous in the worst Skin tnd. Beaip Diseases, ‘Oo, popular guTouch” with itious pracores and Bwellings, as pee as Lung-scrofula, yumMonly kaown as FP onary Cousumpge re ar M erg § 3 EDICAL oN, Proprietors, uftalo, N.Y. sor Sis rath Head two weeks from date. Property owners hayA Fact VW O8TH kno wing is that blood dis Fresh . éenfrma“Of tb state. a4 i “S$ <oses te ae fe ae Even . : pbs oe Statod an Le iabbelw eo) ua. PIL yas i.hea2 settisut, RienmaSi:c Geut, and the iike, are thorongh{ ly evadivated hy Tad ngeefthis wen } “erful alierative. Mrs.‘ R. Irving Devge, 110 West 12th street, New York, certities :< Zp go, after smi . About two years for nearly tivo yenrs fron emuatic mt, bein: =r! < onby wilt great iscomfort, x1. . t tried various remedies, includitir: eral waters, without relief, I saw by a» o.¢vertise. ment in a Chicago paper thas 2 tuan hack been relieved of this distressing complaint, after long: suffering, by takinz Ayer's Sarsaparilla. I then decided to make a trial-of this medicine, aud took it regularly for eight months pleased to say that it effected a coimplete cure, and that I have since hai uo return of the disease.” Mrs. L. A. Stark, Nashua, N. H., writes: ‘One year ago J was ‘taken il? with rheumatism, being confined to my house six months. I came out of the sickness very much dehilliated, with ne appetite, and toy systenislisoruered in every way. epinimenced Lo use Ayer’s Sarsapar!a and began to im:pre once, gaining in strensth and seen re covering my usual health, I cannot sav too much in praise of this well-known medicine.” : “T have taken a great deal of medicine, but nothing has done me so much good as Axer’s Sarsaparilla. I felt its beneficial effects beiere I had Detile, and I can is ‘the best blooJLW. Ward, Sr., uite finished on reely testify thai ii medicine I know of.” Woodland, Texas. PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass t_ Brice $1; six borties, $5. Worth $5 a bottle Hurniture! FURNITURE. OW IS THE TIME TO REPLENISH your Homes with Cheap and First-class Furniture, Bedding, Fi, From (0 te 50 ner cat. less than has ever been seld IN NEVADA CITY.S ones There swe orremsom ote With tire Laryest Wholesale Dealers by whichthe publie ean purchase any quantity or quality of Furniture at Cost and’ Freight ! é Call and Examine Illustrated Catalogues and Prices and be convinced, @@All orders promptiy filled. CEO. E. TURNER, Pine Street, Nevada City. D. S. BAKER, Draving and General H uling. Transporting, Ete: ATTENTION PAID TO the Transportatiop of Baggage for Theatricel Companies, : Dry Oak Wood For sa:e in lots bt Lita from 1 to 500: cords Uplolstering Shop. JAMES KINKEAD GIVES NOTICE THAT he is always prepared to do all kinds of Upbolster ing on short notice, a ng Mattresses, Hair si Mattresses, Feather Pillows, Moss Mattresses, Bed Lounces, Single Lounges, etc., etc., made to order. FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF ALL KINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVERIN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER, Pianos, Pictures and Furniture packed for shippine a specialty, Piano Movine Promptly attended to and Carefully Performed. : All at the Lowest Living Rates Thankful for past patronage, I respectful ly solicit a continuance in the future. OCOMMEROIAL STREET, Second door from the American TeaStore, James Kinkead. MRS. A. N. HAGENS, Having Putchased the Pine Street Restaurant, And Oyster Saloon Will serve Meals to order at all hours, IN EVERY STYLE. Iee Cream in itsseason. A full assortment : of Choice Confectionery. : City Board of Equalization, HE CITY BOARD OF RQUALIZ ATION i are in session each evening at the City all, and will continue to hold meetings for ing complaints tomake a» to their assessments w notice, ” Ay GAULT, President, eases Wh’ .-h all other remedies fail to cure, viel”; tp Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. fain Ayer's Sarsaparilia, IMINING LUMBER A SPECIALTY. YO g ’ emeages LANDS FOR SALE. ee PEt eh Se Sey —i— Owing to afiticipated chanye of business and of locality I am compelled to sell all the lands owned by, me in this county—all held uncer Government tide—and wi'l be wold in lots to suit purchasers. in size, from -a tows lot upward, and in shape as tay be suitable, at reasonable prices, accoring to lo Cation: ; ; ae ; TRACT NO. 1.—-Consisting of fractional Lot No, 5. in Sec. 27, fractional Lot No 15, in Sec. 26, with ,djoining tewn le's in Blocks J and 3, and mill site on Worshinyton Kavine— ei] constitvting oux tract of lard, ou and adjoining the Pine Hill north of town, containing about zs acres; bounded on the wes: by the “Old Block Gravel « lai.u;’’ north, by the Coe Quai tz Mine and on the east by line fence with Pearce & Caddy and others. The mosi of Luis land is well timbered, second growth pine and is susceptible of being divided inte a uun.ber of conyenient and accessible tracts, mostly very deep soi), valuable for fruit growing, alfelia o: gardening. One everng on lot jin Block 3; One-half of another ever flowing spring will go with another eubdivisi::; one-half right of sms!i+t eamfromatanne] on another and two ever-flowinz +:.eams from tunnels on 1 rth. ide of hill, f eran f TRACT NO. ~. --Tnree-sevenths ‘3-7ths), undivided, of the “Old Block Uravel Claim,” containing in i:.c whole nineacres. Thisinnd is well timbered, h: + rood sur ace, not broxen up, very C*ep 1ich soil and lies adjoining Tract Nu. onthe + . «t. TRACT NO. ¥.‘i: © Homesteap, comprising ail the lands bound: un the east by the turnpike road, uorti, ‘vy the Hughes’ road and Col, Hawkins’ pre +. viion claim, on the west by toe Knights 0: *‘a ta Quartz claim, andon the south 6» 1.¢ Coe artz Mine, coutaiuing sbout 100 acr. +: xtunt 19 acres enclosed with good, substantial and mostly mew pick, tand wire fence, There are three .ever failing. springs of water within the encicsure, and {ree water from ravine ‘or garden an¢ or. uard; good dwelling house of 13 rooms«; about 200 fruit trees growing, assorted yuricties, ome-halfin bearing and no ‘scale. This land hus been pronounced by «'« ros of foreign horticuliuris'’s and vineJandists as being first-class olive and Vine) aid ijand—the very best in this part of the Stet.—end thesame kind as the horticuiturisis and vineyardists ir Napa and other counties ure new purchasing at high prices for the same purposes. THACT NU. 4.—Opposite the Homestead, on east side of turepike road, exte»ding from Pownieg Quartz Mine to James Hammiil’s, containing about 13 aeres, with right of way for ditch from Sou h Yuba Canai; und a uever failiug small stream of water owing from atunnel onthis tract. Would divide weli ino four iots. : TKAC! No. 5.—On\ north side of turnpike road, lying between R. Noell’s and C. R Hill’s enclosed fields, containing 10 acres. Two-thirds well timbered, and deep soil. Fine Alfaifaland. Withmaketwo elegant 5-acre tracts. South Yuba Canal runs through extreme upper portion. en ee a TRACT No. 6—On south side of npike road, ajoining Glenbrook Academy on the west, containiisg about 6€ acres. -Considerable timber on this tract, with right of way over Tract No. 5 for ditch from south ¥uba Canal. Much of this tract is-nearly level, andrich deep soil. Will make several convenient subdivisions, from 5to 20 acres. TKACT Ne 7—Comprising Lot No. 3. in-Section 2+, adjoining Glenbrook premises-on { the south, containiny about3i acres. .Considerable timber and some very good land : with right of =e as before stated. ‘the omnibus lines make eight trips each way, per fey. over the mrapike. road. + TRACT No. 8&—The southeast quarter of Section 28, inT. 16, N. KR. 9 E., (1 sold) anid east half and east half of west half of routhwest quarter of same section, . ucres, owned jointly with E. A. Koberts. stream and several overflowing springs ov this tract. 4 All of fhe above lands are ‘‘underthe ditch” and water can be Hyjq/at all times. TEKMS OF SALE— One-half cash. ‘Tbe remaivder in installments with one, two or three years credit, secured by mortgage at usual local interest, Small tracts cash. ~ Also—350 feet, or shares, ont of 1500 in the ‘“!Nerwie: Quartz Glaim and in-Lot No. 2, in Block No. 12, in South Grass Valley and part of Ford & Reilly Quartz Claim—about 3 acres With ditch. é Alsu—: ne fourth undivided interest in the *Inkerman Quartz Mine,” adjoining the North Star on the south—about 9 acres. ‘ Also—One-haif undivided interest in the *‘LastChance Copper Miue,” 2400 feet on the lode; containing 14 acres, situated in peeuce var Copper District. Mia@ 1 HESE MINING CLAIMS AKE ALL PATENTED. Also—My Law Library consisting of 425 volumes of Keports,.Statutes and Standard Text books, contained in six glass front bookeases, with office furniture and furnishi ings, maps, framed engravings and other office equipments. Also—A good 5-room house and half acre lot enclosed well filled witb fruit trees, on . turnpike roud in Hill’s Flat. BE. WwW. ROBERTS. GRASS VALLEY, CAL. SSS EEE a _ eens Rock Creek Mill and Larabep Company. ° -L. & D. MARSH, -0 Proprietors. Manufacturers of and Dealers in* Dressed Lumber, Flooring, Rustic, Ceiling, Stepping, Clear Sugar and Yellow Pine Siding, FENOING AND POINTED PICKETS, SPLIT AND SAWED GEDAR POSTS. --—--0 All kinds of Luinber kept constantly ou hand or cut to order on short notice. -O~ Doors, Windows, Blinds, Screens, Moldings of all kinds. st aan The Licowest Market Rates. M. L. & D. MARSH. Yard on Boulder Street, Nevada City. Mull on Rock Oreek. THIRTEENTH: — PANG OPEN ee Riot gees ELEGANT MILLINERY ! Ladies, Call and Examine Styles and t~ Prices whether you wish to purchase or not. . Oo iz=~We have one of the most Skilied and Capable Milliners on the Coast. PRICES LOWER THAN THE LOWEST! es Mrs. Lester & Crawford, aay MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. ae ee You Don’t Get the News UNLESss red the WAILY TRANSCRIPT. . Nevade City, May 26—1w. t ess one acre 2795 dhe whole tract is offered. There isone living! ‘Both tor $6 50 a Year! Both for $9 00 a Year! 4 YOU Must Pay in Advance for One Year pay one year’s combination price in advance, Is the Leading paper of Northern Central Catifornia—a it was establishe Court, Supervisoral and other Neva ia county news. ing and nteresting. Iga handgome eight-page paper. S : important news of the week, gleaned from date of publication. pe Ab AND badd bj cipal cities of the world and a vast amount of the be: literature, It furnishes the latest and most reliable “ad tions, and gives special attention to mining, borticulural and agricul: every respect a first-class family pr ~ exary seeps r “er, appealing to the interest of Is alive metropolitan daily, leading newspaper ghee OREGON AND BRANOH OFFICES IM PORTLAND, ASTORIA AND ALBANY perpotigy . large tracts of of ager 8. © success of this undertak n the fact that out of 280 tracts placed on the market, Vind acres of Wheatin the Mississippi Valley, pmials trset of Land for the same price per a A Tidal Wave. —4 that he was alarmed at the predicted calamity to kappen to San Francisco and asked measa-favor to receive his . . . — . PNA re and summer importation of Clothing. I agreed to do so ae} the first installment has arrived. In consequence ] hav ‘must be sold at a sacrifice to relieve me, FLEE TO OUR RESCUE. © =a B H. MILLER, Broad Street. Nevada City. SESSION wn re I make in good faith. It means the very best goods at the Lowest Prices. quality and style. ——o—— HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN ELEGANT STOCK OF Men's and Bovs’ Clothing, Gent's Furnishing Goods, HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES, Trunks, Satchels, Etc. t2Call and examine, the new stock. S§ Chas. Grimes, TEE CLCOTHRiIiEBERr, t Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City TB DAILY TRANSCRIPT Has THE LARGEST Circulation of any Daily Paper North of Sacramento. Fhe Daily Transcript was established on the 6th day of September, 1860. It is the oldest paper published in Northern-Centra] California, has the largest circulation and therefore as an advertising medium it is second to no paper published in its section ot the State. (OFFER NO. 1., THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT. (Regular Price $6 a Year) : Ww imoerEs THE SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALL (Regular Price $1.25 a Year) JOFFER NO, 2.) THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT ( Regutar Price $6 a Year) UITITEX THE SAN FRANCISCO DAILY CALL (Reguiar Piice $6 afYear) To take advantage of any one ut the Combinations Those in arrears for the Transcurpr now mast pay up in full, and also The Daily Transcript iti é It_gives the latest and most reliable Mining ‘Boe It is bright, indepenaent, enterp ry The San Francisco Weekly Call . : It is issned every Thursday, and contains all of the th It contains interesting special correspondence fen one cide A selected and original general nefal’ news and market quota tural news und is in every member of the’ in 1860, The-Morning Call ‘Beveu issues a wee k at hee athe largest alrentetion and is recognized as being the LAND COMPANY ITH ITS—— 2 the largest stock of.any storc north of Sacramento—and—it) Seasonable Styles and Fair Figures Is a reasonable proposition io make to sensiblepeople. Every Department is filled with New Novelties, rich in reasonable terms, . oe ‘oe 6 alee _ DEALERS IN— . . Wanitn N Hi nt . Staple and Fancy Hardware () } , : Twelve Distinct cae ‘Sade HEATING :: STOVES oe . ,-dAmdall the Best and ‘Newest a é OO0K 1: a AND :: RANGES = Se ee an Francisco last January,. _. All Styles. . During my business trip © San Francis = J sus The Famous Sunerior Raneg, one .of the Whoiesale Clothing Merchants informed The Best in the May ker, Agente tor thee le irnres CORRUGATED IRUN RUCHNG Ammunition of all Kinds SOLE AGENTS FOR : O. V: B. Pocket Knives. os We do notearry Enylish eur. lery, We believe in the superior me! Mmerican products, PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY, We Sell Everything at San Francisco, Pricés, FREIGHT ADDED. PYTHIAN Plt 4 Grand Rally of all the Mei Coun: y Knights, bbe es FRIENDS, AND ALL ‘ r. joy'a day ia the woods, at vee os Storme’ Ranch, Saturday, June 14th. BRILLIANT DRESS PARADE —By— MountainDivision Athletic. Sports. Including Hurdie Baces, 200 yard rate, 100 yard race for boys under 14 years-of age, Sack Races, S-legged Races, 50-yard Race for Women, 60-yard Race for Girls, under 14 years of age, Blind Yen's Race, ‘Throwing 15-pound Cannon Ball, Standing and Running High Jumps, Wheelbarrow Races, tle, ete., etc., for all of which @@~PROF, ROBERTS, the Elocutionist, will deliver several Recitations from the stand, Valuable Prizes Will Be Given ee Dancing On @ good platform shaded from the sun. Gentlemen 25 cents ; Ladies free. Music furnished by the New Mountai Division Band of 16 members. —— Round Trip Railroad Tickets. Gentlemen $1. Ladies, 50 Cents. Children 4 to 10 years, 25 Cents. Allwho come by other conveyance than the Railroad will bécharged 25 cents to the grounds, * * os Railroad Time Table. (To appear later, . Bids for the following Stand Privileges willbe réceived up till 12 o'clock noon of SATURDAY, June 7th, viz: One Ice Cream Stand, One Fruit and Confectionery Stand, One Lunch Stand, One Soda and Lemonade Stand, One Cigar and ToWaeco Stand. send bids tok, J, RECTOR, Nevada City, or to A. BURROWS, Grass Valley. New York Bakery. —o-=— A. TAM, = Proprietor. HAVING PURCHASED THIS WELL Kellan og and popular Bakery of D. OOMMEROIAL STREET, ~ Tintend to keep on hand at all times good Variety of BREAD, PIKS, CAKE, : Etec.; Wedding-Cakes ° And Pastry Made to order on short notice and on most All orders for anything in my line prompt ly attended to, By strict attention to business, giving £004 satisfaction and selling at low rates,1 hope to merit « liberal patronage. Home Cffice et Salem, Oregon, . (In the State Insurance Buildine,) —_—O— att : AS FOR SALE A LARGE T OF 7 CaTY AND SUBURBAN Paorunry. STOCK AND FRUIT FARMS, AL&O, ud Company was especially organized tor the pur f \ rend th pone 0 paying wcres of Land inte'hto 20 acre Lote thee oyouts bought and subdiy 225 have been sold, We claim that 10 acres of choice Lun a larger income than 160 in Fruit will bring We also make valuable improvements in t ere that yqu would have ‘for b Vf b ‘arm, Send for Pamphlets, Maps and Price List. he way of roads, fences, ete, We can a to pay bed ‘large Spencerian Steel Pens WINDOW GLass, rc. Football Mateh, Guessing at Beans in a Bot: SAT Announ mn FOR (eo) Grass date fo decision 0 tion, } FOR F Bost forthe sject to th county Co! FOR F Neva = : the off subject to: County Co FOR F Grass the of Schools, sv publican € decision « . vention. ( ( F Neva the off sion of the FOR < F You office . ecision 0 tion. — The Pre No dis deadly fo such a tr ganic’tise on the ki they bec liable to+ ly wreck terrible , had, upo ~ trouble, ters, whi be highly parting te ans of . liver, sto beneficia naturally action, i blood of matism, other m activity © depurati: whieh ar the escap Two hb wagon fo) to Israel Spring st « The nu weeks ¢ groceries All perso call and July 20th Wik y signal pe that mor tion, A for the ¢ the risk know fro Cure wi fails.’ T a Millior year. I ng Coug be witho or Chest sold by Crovr citis imr Cure. Foun) juices at Fine p Sutton — and Gra Gaylord Land a or at the A Itchir like pi itching well ag ing, yie Pile Ret the pal allays it “4 cure, 50 free. Sold by The Church ; Frank . Crov: chitig Shiloh’s When . When When ¢

S Ee Sra ee Best pets oa ah Ya \ : vty Tally Causch 7 RE SR FRE Oe. er aad ee ——— Gow This Traditional Individual Is Ac: counted For._ temimenial st ct Ne a @C to. Cal The idea of ‘the man in the moon” ee seems to have arisen from the fact that erRer Aa. 18 _ {the depressions on the moon’s face— “ wads City (ease Valley, tomet & header, the great valleys that are there—appear See ihe sucin See dunt, Prench Cort to our-sight like the formofamea. ‘The nyo eel ol ie ec cee figure secms, accorc'ng to the way in Parentage sian A county: alsa peel which our fancy t-yards it, to hye Sith « d Serea counticn, al sartamet tare . carrying a bundle or drawing a bow like deoncgea Tree to; Dies $f m we = an archer and to be ettw led) by a dog. Arete the sea = i ‘ 8 is ay-ty «’* notlen. ind it4s com Pp enaeer amet eee Een aeeanueres -“i mon to nea. iy every country. Barbarous tribes have something to say abqut SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1890. a Ags:asor Bond. i The finekee Republicin has the of groi tnd desc. ved) words, to say cf! “4 Mae fond": } “Jcrastus Bond, the” yr ghalar Assess! foreins veda county, putin bie regnl re) anne} apyearance thix morning. Hs; wil, pre abiy remain in town duri ¢ the remaindcr ef the week. There i i nota more nniveraaily esteemed man is secads comity thin Mr. Bond. He . tras been—prominently identified wit the political iistory of the county for the prsrtverty-foar vears, and pricr to tia served in the first séssion of the Jegi-litore of the Btate of Nevada.— H«was elected Assessor on the Republican . ticket, alvhongh the office had been held >, a Democrat for thirteen years, prior ti reto. His work for the first year resulted ia an increase of taxable property of the county amounting to néarly a quirter of. a million dollars, . The secon] year he did almost «s-well;4 and last year hekept ihe figureaat al-} most the same. He has.always been oblizinz, courteous and attentive to busiues-, and taken afl in all,,is one of the best and most faitiful officers the county-has ever had. a oe The Midsummer **Wasp* The mid -ummer edition of the Wasp, California’s cartoon paper, will be issued July Ist. It-will he oe of the most artistic nuinbers ever issued, and in addition to contributions by the; most talented writers on the Coast will contain. a resume of pulitical events in California, giving reliable data on which to base‘calculations as to the probable outcome of tue next State election. As the editor and pub. lisher, 8. W. Backus, is one of Califo-. nii’s best informed politicians, this’ will undoubtedly be reliable and com. prehensive. : . Oey Items'From the “Tidings. Lev. Dorsey has been arrested in . Sacramento for disturbing the peace . of his wife. The couple separated ‘gome time ago and Dorsey left, ibe city, his estimable wife remaining and making !.cr own living. Defendant demanded a jury trail. . The W. Y.O. D. shaft is now down . 600 feetand the work of cutting ou: the station isin progress, » Drifts wil) . enable operations on the new shoot of profitable ore recently discovered. In . four or five weeks vood. nome. mop be expected from this property, } Arrested At Sacramente. Felégruph of Thursday ; John . Leavitt, 4 Grass Valley youth, 19; Years of age, was arrested yesterday iu Sacramento on the strength of u telegram from Grass Valley. The police at Sacramento supposed that Leavitt was wanted on a charge of . deserting a minor child. He is ac-. cused of deserting His wife soon after . be married her. Constable Townsend . went down after Leavitt and wi) probably be here tonight. : Tux farmer’s friend has for wan . years been Dr. J. H. MecLean’s Vo' . canic Oil Liniment, for horses, catt! hogs and sheep. It has proved j worth in thousands of cases, For sa): by Carr Bros. Agr brings us wisdom, but doesp give us much time to use it. No cure-all or untried remedy wil cure as does Simmons J.iver Regulator. oe Are-so many people visiting Dr. Vi! the Aukin, the Painless Dentist? {3 Because bis prices are within th . reach of the poor. Becanse he allows you a fair ya‘ tion for your-*old--awornout” brik? «. plates. Because he etands at the head of ‘'profession, Because he taakes no extra ch. :. for temporary plates. ~ Because he thanks you kindly patronage, and takes great pleasur explaining to you the simplicity «: manufacture of Artificial Teeth uses none but the best teeth man: tured, mit Ranepneeseeitadadadnns Picrures of every deecripticAchramm’s Gallery, Broad et, # 3 2-9 Ge oe --— Ie Consumption incura! ': * Reéad the fullowing. Mr. C. !! is, Newark, Ark., says: ‘‘W with Abscese of Lungs, and trirpoysicians prononneed me ar i able Consumptive, Be va» ik’. > King’s New Discovery uv: 4 + tion, am now on my third bo able to oversee the work on ns (15+, It is the finest medicvire ever ac ' Jesse Middlewart, “Decatu:, Qios says: “Had it-not heen for Dr. King’s New Discovery «© Consus: tin’ ’ would have died wi Lung Tru:id Was given np by . ctors, Ain © in best of health.” ‘Try it. sa: bottle free at Carr bothers Drug: seiliaieieciacid cad ad Mountain ice. : The Union and Kountain Ice / }% ny is now prepared to delive: be delivered after q . word in his own defense, . , 0ur mother was to come Ss BSOO FEwarp ufacturers of Dp, ie Ler % case of cannot eure, te, maild, A hing, and mien ae ard ! it.as we'l as civilized races. It used to be -sa.d thet the man ‘in the moon waa the offender m-stioned in Wn berg who was broug:t before Moses-for gathering sticks cn the Savba.h day, but an ancient traditioa on the subject speaks also of the fizsure as being Cain carrying a thorn bush with a dog at his heels, the bush. representing the burden of sin and the dog the evil spirit that took posses£.n of Cain. One of our earliest pocts {Chaucer),speaks of the man as having stolen the bush, and Shakspeare in one of iis plays, “Midsummcr Night’s Dream,” says: “This man, with lantern, dog—and-bush ef thorns presenteth Moonshine.” It is said in Holland that the figure is that of aman who was found stealing cabbage on a Christmas éve, and who so annoyed his neighbors by pilfering in their gardens, while they were enjoying themselves, that they wished him far enough, and as their far enough was the moon, thither, as, the . story runs, the culprit was taken, as quickly as.might be, on the back of the north vind before he could say a It is said in some places that he was.more than a cabbage stealer, that the cabbages were meant as a tempting bait with which to., entice sheep. away and that a great many sheep -were lost before ‘the thief was discovered and sent where he could find neither animal nor vegetable life. We all know that the attractive power of the moon affects the watery masses on the earva and causes the rise and fall of the tides; and this scientific fact comes out in a peculiar way, in one of these moon traditions. Thus in Norway and Sweden there isa story that the man inthe moon is a giant who is in the habit of slowly bending down and as slowly risingagain. The ocean is said to swell up to full tide when he .ioops and to ebb when he stands erect. The Russians say that there was once a man who went about looking for a land where there was no death, that in the course of his wanderings he came to the moon, where he lived a hundred years before death found him oyt, and that then he and Death had a great struggle, in which thé man in the moon was the conqueror. The Greenlanders speak of the sun and . moon as a brother and sister, who once . lived on this earth. One day, we are told, the sister took a tripinto the sky to escape from her brother, who was teasing her. She flew so far that she became fixed in space and remained there as the sun. Her brother sought to follow her, but could_only go part of the distance, and took his place in the sky as the moon. And weare told, albo; of the moon brother that when he gets : into his last quarter he is tired and hungry and that he then leaves his house on a sledge harnessed to four dogs and hunts for several days, and that on his return he feasts so greedily on what he hs captured that he soon grows into “is Tull size and strength. So far as the , moon is concerned there is-@ grain of science in this story also, for some of cur astronomers believe that the moon vas at one time, untold ages ago, thrown off from this earth, and that . *'nee then it has gradually been going further from us and nearer to the sun ~ Leeds Mercury. : A country school mistress had much t. suble with her pupils and to avoid it made her examples placed before t. em of an explanatory character or ustrative. The effect was often un* .pected, In going over their usual .cading lesson a line was chosen by +e Jady upon which to test the merits \of the scholars. The line read: “And he was a man of unlimited credit, in business.” ‘Now, John, can is meant by the wo: 83 in this lesson?” Thus she addressed one of the stum: ‘ing blocks of the school. “I dunno, marm,” said ‘king sheepishly. You don’t know?” said ess. ‘Well, look here. ou tell me what credit when used Johnny, _ misu pose shart of noney at the latter part of the week nd needed provisions, etc., now what ‘ould she do?” «She was satisfied that her illustra‘ion was plain and awaited the correct reply and it eame thus: “Well, marm,” replied Johnny, ‘I no what she would do unless she wned dad’s Sunday coat.” rie subject was instantly dropped ud the teacher has lost all faith in ‘sat style of illustration.—Young LaI ‘es’ Journal. STHE KING'S TOUCH.” Tn England, two centuries perstition credited the * Roy: ugl scrofula, These su 63 have now become obsolete, and in their have a scientific remedy in Dr. Discovery, which cleansing the i impurities from cause . is uy @ roy sedy, world-famed and the only liver, hing ape bisod remedy guaranteed to . it or 1-0 im every case, or money paid for it will rofa . ASB Regulator Fv the 4 ‘er and cal Discov~ «”* cures ali Silious attacks, Indigestion and p Chronic Diarrhea and kindred ail“s. As an alterative, or blood-purifier, marvelous in the worst Skin tnd. Beaip Diseases, ‘Oo, popular guTouch” with itious pracores and Bwellings, as pee as Lung-scrofula, yumMonly kaown as FP onary Cousumpge re ar M erg § 3 EDICAL oN, Proprietors, uftalo, N.Y. sor Sis rath Head two weeks from date. Property owners hayA Fact VW O8TH kno wing is that blood dis Fresh . éenfrma“Of tb state. a4 i “S$ <oses te ae fe ae Even . : pbs oe Statod an Le iabbelw eo) ua. PIL yas i.hea2 settisut, RienmaSi:c Geut, and the iike, are thorongh{ ly evadivated hy Tad ngeefthis wen } “erful alierative. Mrs.‘ R. Irving Devge, 110 West 12th street, New York, certities :< Zp go, after smi . About two years for nearly tivo yenrs fron emuatic mt, bein: =r! < onby wilt great iscomfort, x1. . t tried various remedies, includitir: eral waters, without relief, I saw by a» o.¢vertise. ment in a Chicago paper thas 2 tuan hack been relieved of this distressing complaint, after long: suffering, by takinz Ayer's Sarsaparilla. I then decided to make a trial-of this medicine, aud took it regularly for eight months pleased to say that it effected a coimplete cure, and that I have since hai uo return of the disease.” Mrs. L. A. Stark, Nashua, N. H., writes: ‘One year ago J was ‘taken il? with rheumatism, being confined to my house six months. I came out of the sickness very much dehilliated, with ne appetite, and toy systenislisoruered in every way. epinimenced Lo use Ayer’s Sarsapar!a and began to im:pre once, gaining in strensth and seen re covering my usual health, I cannot sav too much in praise of this well-known medicine.” : “T have taken a great deal of medicine, but nothing has done me so much good as Axer’s Sarsaparilla. I felt its beneficial effects beiere I had Detile, and I can is ‘the best blooJLW. Ward, Sr., uite finished on reely testify thai ii medicine I know of.” Woodland, Texas. PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass t_ Brice $1; six borties, $5. Worth $5 a bottle Hurniture! FURNITURE. OW IS THE TIME TO REPLENISH your Homes with Cheap and First-class Furniture, Bedding, Fi, From (0 te 50 ner cat. less than has ever been seld IN NEVADA CITY.S ones There swe orremsom ote With tire Laryest Wholesale Dealers by whichthe publie ean purchase any quantity or quality of Furniture at Cost and’ Freight ! é Call and Examine Illustrated Catalogues and Prices and be convinced, @@All orders promptiy filled. CEO. E. TURNER, Pine Street, Nevada City. D. S. BAKER, Draving and General H uling. Transporting, Ete: ATTENTION PAID TO the Transportatiop of Baggage for Theatricel Companies, : Dry Oak Wood For sa:e in lots bt Lita from 1 to 500: cords Uplolstering Shop. JAMES KINKEAD GIVES NOTICE THAT he is always prepared to do all kinds of Upbolster ing on short notice, a ng Mattresses, Hair si Mattresses, Feather Pillows, Moss Mattresses, Bed Lounces, Single Lounges, etc., etc., made to order. FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF ALL KINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVERIN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER, Pianos, Pictures and Furniture packed for shippine a specialty, Piano Movine Promptly attended to and Carefully Performed. : All at the Lowest Living Rates Thankful for past patronage, I respectful ly solicit a continuance in the future. OCOMMEROIAL STREET, Second door from the American TeaStore, James Kinkead. MRS. A. N. HAGENS, Having Putchased the Pine Street Restaurant, And Oyster Saloon Will serve Meals to order at all hours, IN EVERY STYLE. Iee Cream in itsseason. A full assortment : of Choice Confectionery. : City Board of Equalization, HE CITY BOARD OF RQUALIZ ATION i are in session each evening at the City all, and will continue to hold meetings for ing complaints tomake a» to their assessments w notice, ” Ay GAULT, President, eases Wh’ .-h all other remedies fail to cure, viel”; tp Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. fain Ayer's Sarsaparilia, IMINING LUMBER A SPECIALTY. YO g ’ emeages LANDS FOR SALE. ee PEt eh Se Sey —i— Owing to afiticipated chanye of business and of locality I am compelled to sell all the lands owned by, me in this county—all held uncer Government tide—and wi'l be wold in lots to suit purchasers. in size, from -a tows lot upward, and in shape as tay be suitable, at reasonable prices, accoring to lo Cation: ; ; ae ;

TRACT NO. 1.—-Consisting of fractional Lot No, 5. in Sec. 27, fractional Lot No 15, in Sec. 26, with ,djoining tewn le's in Blocks J and 3, and mill site on Worshinyton Kavine— ei] constitvting oux tract of lard, ou and adjoining the Pine Hill north of town, containing about zs acres; bounded on the wes: by the “Old Block Gravel « lai.u;’’ north, by the Coe Quai tz Mine and on the east by line fence with Pearce & Caddy and others. The mosi of Luis land is well timbered, second growth pine and is susceptible of being divided inte a uun.ber of conyenient and accessible tracts, mostly very deep soi), valuable for fruit growing, alfelia o: gardening. One everng on lot jin Block 3; One-half of another ever flowing spring will go with another eubdivisi::; one-half right of sms!i+t eamfromatanne] on another and two ever-flowinz +:.eams from tunnels on 1 rth. ide of hill, f eran f TRACT NO. ~. --Tnree-sevenths ‘3-7ths), undivided, of the “Old Block Uravel Claim,” containing in i:.c whole nineacres. Thisinnd is well timbered, h: + rood sur ace, not broxen up, very C*ep 1ich soil and lies adjoining Tract Nu. onthe + . «t. TRACT NO. ¥.‘i: © Homesteap, comprising ail the lands bound: un the east by the turnpike road, uorti, ‘vy the Hughes’ road and Col, Hawkins’ pre +. viion claim, on the west by toe Knights 0: *‘a ta Quartz claim, andon the south 6» 1.¢ Coe artz Mine, coutaiuing sbout 100 acr. +: xtunt 19 acres enclosed with good, substantial and mostly mew pick, tand wire fence, There are three .ever failing. springs of water within the encicsure, and {ree water from ravine ‘or garden an¢ or. uard; good dwelling house of 13 rooms«; about 200 fruit trees growing, assorted yuricties, ome-halfin bearing and no ‘scale. This land hus been pronounced by «'« ros of foreign horticuliuris'’s and vineJandists as being first-class olive and Vine) aid ijand—the very best in this part of the Stet.—end thesame kind as the horticuiturisis and vineyardists ir Napa and other counties ure new purchasing at high prices for the same purposes. THACT NU. 4.—Opposite the Homestead, on east side of turepike road, exte»ding from Pownieg Quartz Mine to James Hammiil’s, containing about 13 aeres, with right of way for ditch from Sou h Yuba Canai; und a uever failiug small stream of water owing from atunnel onthis tract. Would divide weli ino four iots. : TKAC! No. 5.—On\ north side of turnpike road, lying between R. Noell’s and C. R Hill’s enclosed fields, containing 10 acres. Two-thirds well timbered, and deep soil. Fine Alfaifaland. Withmaketwo elegant 5-acre tracts. South Yuba Canal runs through extreme upper portion. en ee a TRACT No. 6—On south side of npike road, ajoining Glenbrook Academy on the west, containiisg about 6€ acres. -Considerable timber on this tract, with right of way over Tract No. 5 for ditch from south ¥uba Canal. Much of this tract is-nearly level, andrich deep soil. Will make several convenient subdivisions, from 5to 20 acres. TKACT Ne 7—Comprising Lot No. 3. in-Section 2+, adjoining Glenbrook premises-on { the south, containiny about3i acres. .Considerable timber and some very good land : with right of =e as before stated. ‘the omnibus lines make eight trips each way, per fey. over the mrapike. road. + TRACT No. 8&—The southeast quarter of Section 28, inT. 16, N. KR. 9 E., (1 sold) anid east half and east half of west half of routhwest quarter of same section, . ucres, owned jointly with E. A. Koberts. stream and several overflowing springs ov this tract. 4 All of fhe above lands are ‘‘underthe ditch” and water can be Hyjq/at all times. TEKMS OF SALE— One-half cash. ‘Tbe remaivder in installments with one, two or three years credit, secured by mortgage at usual local interest, Small tracts cash. ~ Also—350 feet, or shares, ont of 1500 in the ‘“!Nerwie: Quartz Glaim and in-Lot No. 2, in Block No. 12, in South Grass Valley and part of Ford & Reilly Quartz Claim—about 3 acres With ditch. é Alsu—: ne fourth undivided interest in the *Inkerman Quartz Mine,” adjoining the North Star on the south—about 9 acres. ‘ Also—One-haif undivided interest in the *‘LastChance Copper Miue,” 2400 feet on the lode; containing 14 acres, situated in peeuce var Copper District. Mia@ 1 HESE MINING CLAIMS AKE ALL PATENTED. Also—My Law Library consisting of 425 volumes of Keports,.Statutes and Standard Text books, contained in six glass front bookeases, with office furniture and furnishi ings, maps, framed engravings and other office equipments. Also—A good 5-room house and half acre lot enclosed well filled witb fruit trees, on . turnpike roud in Hill’s Flat. BE. WwW. ROBERTS. GRASS VALLEY, CAL. SSS EEE a _ eens Rock Creek Mill and Larabep Company. ° -L. & D. MARSH, -0 Proprietors. Manufacturers of and Dealers in* Dressed Lumber, Flooring, Rustic, Ceiling, Stepping, Clear Sugar and Yellow Pine Siding, FENOING AND POINTED PICKETS, SPLIT AND SAWED GEDAR POSTS. --—--0 All kinds of Luinber kept constantly ou hand or cut to order on short notice. -O~ Doors, Windows, Blinds, Screens, Moldings of all kinds. st aan The Licowest Market Rates. M. L. & D. MARSH. Yard on Boulder Street, Nevada City. Mull on Rock Oreek. THIRTEENTH: — PANG OPEN ee Riot gees ELEGANT MILLINERY ! Ladies, Call and Examine Styles and t~ Prices whether you wish to purchase or not. . Oo iz=~We have one of the most Skilied and Capable Milliners on the Coast. PRICES LOWER THAN THE LOWEST! es Mrs. Lester & Crawford, aay MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. ae ee You Don’t Get the News UNLESss red the WAILY TRANSCRIPT. . Nevade City, May 26—1w. t ess one acre 2795 dhe whole tract is offered. There isone living! ‘Both tor $6 50 a Year! Both for $9 00 a Year! 4 YOU Must Pay in Advance for One Year pay one year’s combination price in advance, Is the Leading paper of Northern Central Catifornia—a it was establishe Court, Supervisoral and other Neva ia county news. ing and nteresting. Iga handgome eight-page paper. S : important news of the week, gleaned from date of publication. pe Ab AND badd bj cipal cities of the world and a vast amount of the be: literature, It furnishes the latest and most reliable “ad tions, and gives special attention to mining, borticulural and agricul: every respect a first-class family pr ~ exary seeps r “er, appealing to the interest of Is alive metropolitan daily, leading newspaper ghee OREGON AND BRANOH OFFICES IM PORTLAND, ASTORIA AND ALBANY perpotigy . large tracts of of ager 8. © success of this undertak n the fact that out of 280 tracts placed on the market, Vind acres of Wheatin the Mississippi Valley, pmials trset of Land for the same price per a A Tidal Wave. —4 that he was alarmed at the predicted calamity to kappen to San Francisco and asked measa-favor to receive his . . . — . PNA re and summer importation of Clothing. I agreed to do so ae} the first installment has arrived. In consequence ] hav ‘must be sold at a sacrifice to relieve me, FLEE TO OUR RESCUE. © =a B H. MILLER, Broad Street. Nevada City. SESSION wn re I make in good faith. It means the very best goods at the Lowest Prices. quality and style. ——o—— HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN ELEGANT STOCK OF Men's and Bovs’ Clothing, Gent's Furnishing Goods, HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES, Trunks, Satchels, Etc. t2Call and examine, the new stock. S§ Chas. Grimes, TEE CLCOTHRiIiEBERr, t Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City TB DAILY TRANSCRIPT Has THE LARGEST Circulation of any Daily Paper North of Sacramento. Fhe Daily Transcript was established on the 6th day of September, 1860. It is the oldest paper published in Northern-Centra] California, has the largest circulation and therefore as an advertising medium it is second to no paper published in its section ot the State. (OFFER NO. 1., THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT. (Regular Price $6 a Year) : Ww imoerEs THE SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALL (Regular Price $1.25 a Year) JOFFER NO, 2.) THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT ( Regutar Price $6 a Year) UITITEX THE SAN FRANCISCO DAILY CALL (Reguiar Piice $6 afYear) To take advantage of any one ut the Combinations Those in arrears for the Transcurpr now mast pay up in full, and also The Daily Transcript iti é It_gives the latest and most reliable Mining ‘Boe It is bright, indepenaent, enterp ry The San Francisco Weekly Call . : It is issned every Thursday, and contains all of the th It contains interesting special correspondence fen one cide A selected and original general nefal’ news and market quota tural news und is in every member of the’ in 1860, The-Morning Call ‘Beveu issues a wee k at hee athe largest alrentetion and is recognized as being the LAND COMPANY ITH ITS—— 2 the largest stock of.any storc north of Sacramento—and—it) Seasonable Styles and Fair Figures Is a reasonable proposition io make to sensiblepeople. Every Department is filled with New Novelties, rich in reasonable terms, . oe ‘oe 6 alee _ DEALERS IN— . . Wanitn N Hi nt . Staple and Fancy Hardware () } , : Twelve Distinct cae ‘Sade HEATING :: STOVES oe . ,-dAmdall the Best and ‘Newest a é OO0K 1: a AND :: RANGES = Se ee an Francisco last January,. _. All Styles. . During my business trip © San Francis = J sus The Famous Sunerior Raneg, one .of the Whoiesale Clothing Merchants informed The Best in the May ker, Agente tor thee le irnres CORRUGATED IRUN RUCHNG Ammunition of all Kinds SOLE AGENTS FOR : O. V: B. Pocket Knives. os We do notearry Enylish eur. lery, We believe in the superior me! Mmerican products, PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY, We Sell Everything at San Francisco, Pricés, FREIGHT ADDED. PYTHIAN Plt 4 Grand Rally of all the Mei Coun: y Knights, bbe es FRIENDS, AND ALL ‘ r. joy'a day ia the woods, at vee os Storme’ Ranch, Saturday, June 14th. BRILLIANT DRESS PARADE —By— MountainDivision Athletic. Sports. Including Hurdie Baces, 200 yard rate, 100 yard race for boys under 14 years-of age, Sack Races, S-legged Races, 50-yard Race for Women, 60-yard Race for Girls, under 14 years of age, Blind Yen's Race, ‘Throwing 15-pound Cannon Ball, Standing and Running High Jumps, Wheelbarrow Races, tle, ete., etc., for all of which @@~PROF, ROBERTS, the Elocutionist, will deliver several Recitations from the stand, Valuable Prizes Will Be Given ee Dancing On @ good platform shaded from the sun. Gentlemen 25 cents ; Ladies free. Music furnished by the New Mountai Division Band of 16 members. —— Round Trip Railroad Tickets. Gentlemen $1. Ladies, 50 Cents. Children 4 to 10 years, 25 Cents. Allwho come by other conveyance than the Railroad will bécharged 25 cents to the grounds, * * os Railroad Time Table. (To appear later, . Bids for the following Stand Privileges willbe réceived up till 12 o'clock noon of SATURDAY, June 7th, viz: One Ice Cream Stand, One Fruit and Confectionery Stand, One Lunch Stand, One Soda and Lemonade Stand, One Cigar and ToWaeco Stand. send bids tok, J, RECTOR, Nevada City, or to A. BURROWS, Grass Valley. New York Bakery. —o-=— A. TAM, = Proprietor. HAVING PURCHASED THIS WELL Kellan og and popular Bakery of D. OOMMEROIAL STREET, ~ Tintend to keep on hand at all times good Variety of BREAD, PIKS, CAKE, : Etec.; Wedding-Cakes ° And Pastry Made to order on short notice and on most All orders for anything in my line prompt ly attended to, By strict attention to business, giving £004 satisfaction and selling at low rates,1 hope to merit « liberal patronage. Home Cffice et Salem, Oregon, . (In the State Insurance Buildine,) —_—O— att : AS FOR SALE A LARGE T OF 7 CaTY AND SUBURBAN Paorunry. STOCK AND FRUIT FARMS, AL&O, ud Company was especially organized tor the pur f \ rend th pone 0 paying wcres of Land inte'hto 20 acre Lote thee oyouts bought and subdiy 225 have been sold, We claim that 10 acres of choice Lun a larger income than 160 in Fruit will bring We also make valuable improvements in t ere that yqu would have ‘for b Vf b ‘arm, Send for Pamphlets, Maps and Price List. he way of roads, fences, ete, We can a to pay bed ‘large Spencerian Steel Pens WINDOW GLass, rc. Football Mateh, Guessing at Beans in a Bot: SAT Announ mn FOR (eo) Grass date fo decision 0 tion, } FOR F Bost forthe sject to th county Co! FOR F Neva = : the off subject to: County Co FOR F Grass the of Schools, sv publican € decision « . vention. ( ( F Neva the off sion of the FOR < F You office . ecision 0 tion. — The Pre No dis deadly fo such a tr ganic’tise on the ki they bec liable to+ ly wreck terrible , had, upo ~ trouble, ters, whi be highly parting te ans of . liver, sto beneficia naturally action, i blood of matism, other m activity © depurati: whieh ar the escap Two hb wagon fo) to Israel Spring st « The nu weeks ¢ groceries All perso call and July 20th Wik y signal pe that mor tion, A for the ¢ the risk know fro Cure wi fails.’ T a Millior year. I ng Coug be witho or Chest sold by Crovr citis imr Cure. Foun) juices at Fine p Sutton — and Gra Gaylord Land a or at the A Itchir like pi itching well ag ing, yie Pile Ret the pal allays it “4 cure, 50 free. Sold by The Church ; Frank . Crov: chitig Shiloh’s When . When When ¢