September 12, 1890 (4 pages)

VOL.! LX.No. S210 a oe Nevada City§Society Directory, WE RECOMMEND you =a ‘s: TO WRITE TO OR CALL AT ‘ PUBLISHED. MISTLETOE ENCAMPMENT, NQ, 47 a Every DayExcept ‘Monday,. dent Order of Odd Fellow ” . \COOPER’S : MUSIC . STORE; “ti BROWN j & ‘CALKINS, N. Py Brown, L. S. Calkins, Business M anager, . Editor, street, Nevada eerarong "-Oommerial TREKS” OF SuasonirrioN : gf One Year, payable in Advance..$6, City Subscribers. 1 Li bey ps eo week. Terms for Advo. Pipe tyreyty beg ior aataeon . , bree advertis ementd as per card ‘rate bs \ Bs oy “Or per line for first naertion, mend + pentap re line for each-addiional in rote anette «DiRe: R. ML MUNT, ort AT VRYTON'S DRDE BroRi, NEVADA CITY. Ni-Br-OBRAPMAN, — ¢ a DENTIST, , LOCAL _ANESTHETIO8 IF DESIRED. ; Office a Residenes, facramonto rt : Srr a cos. No. 25 Main Street, NEVADA orry; . Buy Geld Dust Gold@ahd Silver Bars. Acids and Crucibles for’Sale, JOHN M, FULWEILER, R E, L. CRAIG. Fulweiler & Craig, Offloe 430 Kearney . Street, RAN FRANCISCO, LL PRACTICE IN ALL THE STATE ND UNITED RTATES COURTS ‘THROs. 8. FORD, Attorney and Oounssler' av ‘aan: 1ck-Thomas B Broad Onna Pine streets Neyade ty, FREQ, SEARLS, ‘ Atcorney : and‘ Oounselor:at: Law. 'f. LLTHE COUPT P.F. gamoNs ne HHS > 5 Ww ILL L PRACTICRIN FEB: STATE, akp ay pokeine SRLOR eer & Roberts’ Block. Neva 1 gness Meath tp OAs. fF Re woady NEVADA-CITY INSTITUTE NO. 30 Y Meets at aa Fe Fellow’s Hall Every 2nd ae ee hy poner: of Each Month, “+. WR ‘auroaman, c. P. GEO, A. GRAY, B. COURT GARFIELD, NO, 6,810, . ‘Ancient Order of Foresters of Amerioa. . ° \Meets at Pythian Castle g 7BRY MONDAY EVE’G AT 7:30 O’CL’K. . i James 8. Langman, coy = -RICHARD TREMAIN, R. 8. ‘STATED MEETINGS! FIRST MONDAY IN EACH MONTH. OMVILEDAM BARKER ‘H, P) J, ROLER, Becretary: HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO, 56, : « Native Bons ‘of ‘the Golden West. i ; (Meet at Pythian Castle at EVT. OTT, — dents w. T. MORGAN, R. Ai }NEVADA, LODGE, af NO: ist F me ALM. \ L meets st itabénic Hall,’ . 1 ofes Meeti: onthe Second Wednesday vA Sy ee good standing are feoraians invited. rae a Masten . _ RW ROPE, Beorete ~ MOUNTAIN DIVISION No, 16, Oniform Rank Knichts of Pythias atarmary Hall raping 0 oF Each Month at i a "RAPP, 8 K. C. Prey ye _ GEO, A, GRAY, 8. K ""NEVADA-GOMMANDERY. NO.6. ‘Knights Templar, Meets at Masonit H_11 FIRS®D —— ie ORSAY OF EACH MONTH. at 734 o’clock “DAVID E. MORGAN, Cc. Ts anon, R ve LAUREL PARLOR, NO. 6, Native: Daughters of the Godlen West Meets at Pythian Castle 4th Thuraday Evening of Bach —— Month, at 730.0" ‘clock. EMMA L, ie a i ag Pp, UK: +B. 8.3 oung Men’s [nstitute. _ Meets at Hibernia Hall ‘Thursday Evening comnereing with the’ ‘First AE ane Even: Ag ape President.1 zouy C. ai 8 da C GEe, 4.) UGHES, C : Attorney atid” Oounsdlor’ kt Lew, Wrstise PRACTIOR IN ALLTHE cook aa i Roberts’ Block. » ; j a ‘Teoanbl i « . Attorney af Law) ry Publ, AND ONVEY ANCE. OFTICH) Sa et, Uppae Wil practice Rss Ne Gol Seline te, . Re ht Aaa al ai Broad Street: Meat Market 3 . JAMES MONRO, Prop’r. ee Broad Street, Customers au djat the Lowgat Pric with the very Debi ot d Beef. Pork, Mutton, Veal, Law Sauenges, Etc 4 UNION .MARKET,. ) . COMMERCIAL STREET. . .NFVADA CITY . Near the Olty Hall, puatana IN : Beek: Pork) Mrictqm, Vert): Pt "Tabs lowest rates. . kee BACON 3 ND GABD tinct :OPPOBITE CITIZENS BANK. or BROS.,: Tepediy 1. Plophlotars . i on hand 9 chuledcomel of Proe National Meat: Market y Seo. 4 ' ‘Meets at seh ge Cantte ‘ every pry Ths at #:200 CLOCK . OUVIER, @. ¢. 2 §RuproR. wot) ang 8 . PRINCE ALBERT LoceNe. 290, . “Order Sons’ of Bt. George. %y, Meets ‘at Pythian Castle, of each month,) ‘ Misiting Siasteessnceainas, invited, cng NY Pore "shag President. B¥ery ‘Baturtay” Evening, army pie fourth NaN AY b we Ash sVERY TUESDAY EVE’G AT 7:30 O’CLK. i solid an plates. 9t Be GARR.” cation: The m O; hey of small st: e: sv new ' pick: Gonie MThis . ‘ard TRACT NO. 4, th NEVADA CHAPTER: NOZG.ROAD Ty ew Vitven coms, PALACE Cor. Pine and Commercia: the Coe Quartz Mine and on the east b tof this land is well timbere dividedinto a number of convenient and accessible,tracts, mostly very deep soi) mise ble for fruit growing, alfalia orgardening. One eyer-flowing spring on, I. ot:1 im Ble alf another ever-flowing spring will go with anothér eubdivision; Petra s(e. aud has been pronounce ists ag being first-class olive and vine: ne tate—and thesame kind asthe hortic ~) «. counties are gree purchasing at high prices for the same purposes. nie .--Upposite the Homestead, on east side of turepike road, extending from ‘. Powning Quartz Mine to James Hammill’s, SACRA MENTO, FOR A PIANOOR AN ORGAN, . GUITARS, FLUTES, VIOLINS, ACCORDEONS, BANJOS, &c:, AND FOR THE LATESt SHEET MUSIC. brssuaca’, 8 anne i Mathushek Piano Took First Premium at State Fair; also Silver Medal at Mechanics Fair, San Francisco. CAUTION !—Dealers in pianos in general are claiming that their I wish to make it clear to the public chat the Krattushek pi ianooty . ew Haven, vonn., isthe only piano made having the tuning pins bush iron. Iron plates without the bushings are a detriment, and gotten up to deceive public, and when the ping ‘ ull over, are as The MATHUSHEK isthe only upright piano he we bic hae Lae up to concert pitch, : the Metro: your Mat bad as ifthe ‘tuning pins were cast ‘into _ Testimonial from an Eminent Pianist. SACRAMENTO, March 27, 1890, Jon F.Cooren: Dear Sir—I had o¢casion this evening atthe grand concert of the great cornetist Jules Levy, in olitan Theatre, to try,and to carefully tn. husker Piano, and I am happy te be able to eongratilate you upon theactuathigh state of perfection these splendid pianos have reache . Ep, M.SHONERT. ——For further particulars ‘call or write to — '~ COOPER'S MUSIC ‘STORE: Corner 7th and J Sts., Sacramento, “ajlarge stock of}Mathuahek pianos can be‘seen and head, Yours Very Respectfully, JOHN F. COOPER. nosis Voope hag the! splendid,.stock of Sheet Mrsic iormerly kept by Dale & (Co. Send orders now .to Vooper’s Music Store,,681 J Street, Sacramento, Cal. oe TH, CARR’ Carr ras. PROPRIELORS OF THE Wirat-class : DRUG :: STORE, Nevada City! Ki CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LARGE AND COMPLEIE STOUR OF EVER THING USJALLY FOUND INA Drusc Store. IPAINTS OILS: VARNISHES: ETC sOHOOL BOOKS. SLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS; PERIODICALS, Agents for the San Francisco Examiner. PICTONsALS NeawsParke t FILLD, GARDENAND FLOWER SEED et y=" era on, ano’ tunnels.on northside of TRACT NO, 2.—Tnree-sevenths (8-7ths), undivided, of the “Old Blgos, Gravel Claim containing in the whole nine acres. Thi lood bppken up soy. Seep, igh soil and Hes adjoi ‘THe HOMBSTEAD, comprisi turnpike road, north, by the Hughes’ road and Col. Hawking’ west by toe Knights 6f Maita Quartz tlaim, and on the south containing about 100 acres; about 19 acres enclosed with good, su cket and wire fence, There are three never failing springs o: snerceare, and {ree water from ravine ‘or garden and orchard; good dwelling get A about 200 fruit trees growing, # land assorted varieties. by. scores of foreign horticulturists an ard land—the very best in this part of the turists and -vineyardists {The Finest Brands of Cigars in Nevada city’ LANDS FOR SALE. Owing to anticipated change of business and of locality 1 in ccn yelled sell all the lands owned by me in this county—all held undér’ Government title—and will be sold in‘ lots to suit purchasers, in size, from @ tawn) lot up. ) ward, and in shape as may be suitable, at reasonable prices, according to loPo a NO, 1.—Consisting of fractional Lot No. 5, in Sec. 27, fractional Lot No, [Sec with adjoining town lots in Blocks l and 8, and mill site on Worthington Rav ine— ait conatitting one tract of land, on and adjoining the Pine Hill north of:town containing about 28 acres; bounded on the west by the ‘Old Block Gravel Ulaim;” north of line fence rare Pearce & Caddy and other , second growth pin e andis sheceptinie ‘of bene: ther and two ever-flowing, streams from is well timbered, surface,’ Tao ning Tract-No. lon i 190 ng all the lands bounded on the east by the reammyets claim,‘ on the y the Coe puss sae tantial rete ia ‘water. Within the one-half in bearing in Napa and other containing about 18 aeres, with right of way for ditch from Sou b Yuba Canal; and‘a never-failin ~ aa sti¢am of water flowing : om a al pa. 8 tract. ea divide Youd . gan es vail “ hs cri! boy Meso e Et ENT OVE Eee T. 0. n north side of turnpike roa ing between Gell’s an ; 0.3 WAPPSIGER.: (OL) Brotrletor: Bit's eucleoed elds, Spntaining 10 saree. ‘ marae Wert Yuipersd, end deep apt re thes ne Alfalfa lan make two elegan athe racts. South Yuba Canal runs ‘ Pet = Cc. C. LINIMENT. Has No extreme upper portion. ; ape savek bn TNO. 6rOn aout side ‘ae ke peed, hy agora gor te Piers g ie the MUTTO west, con abouthéeacres. Considerabletimber on this tract, with right of wa " Baus, yak, Do Vey gt Ay hapeimare Eaculty.: Preoch No, 0: fr een from south Yuba Canal, . Mach of this etTbct is early’ level, . It i . rich deep ‘so: make several convenientsw sions, from 6 4 rams, BACON AND LARD wholesale or} scribed b« SanFrancisco's Leading, Phyan Noe 7+-Otmapeieing Lot No. 8.in Section 2%, adjoining "Genwenan premises on r tail. ig baa none containing abouts) acres. Considerable timber and some very good land, yi oe ail kinds of Meate tibually roaild in ‘ht of way as before state y firat-olase. Market. samen al tiniment. ET mage at a penn heértps Sper Kae per ah & over Ae bn turn pS road, t 2, 6 80 arter of Sec BG RH MNea Fick Piehens, ie 1d) and d east halfand-east hall of west half of romhy si quarter af J, MAFFZIGER. fo. AKLAND wehinate: intly with E. A.Koberts. Lhe whole tract iho ered, sn * * 2 oats ren 0 Ab heetag ros ay-eprings on this ue. a ; A RT OOL.i a nity thee we have . = 4 fhe above lands tie ditch” ahd rrater can te tind’ atalltimes. is ° x eM BS SP ©. Li ment 1 ie id have padi SRANS OF SALE—Onehalf cash. The remainder in installments with one, two or itto tad ve medicine three y credit, secured by mortgage at usual local interest. Small tracts cash. { D vl 1d-Painting for Neute Ginosees o] any feet, o1 peahares, ont of 16) nthe*:Norwich Quartz Claim and in Lot Nd. 2 . raw ne = that: w. nd icted. We can ¥ . in Block No. 12; in South Grass Valley and part of Ford & Reilly Quartz Claim—about $ recommen itasea most por power an sores with 4 ful rem: Algo--une-fourth undivided Yee in the “Inkerman Quartz Mine,” adjoining. the % ma. Bik North Star on the south—-about 9 “ pond ree of the ne Hist -/:Algo-One-half undivided interest in the.‘‘LastChance Copper. Miue,” 2400 feet on the 3 : ‘it: Ma ola "an: Paste i : ofsyon bre waiiees : ' “Tevaia ra ir Line. LE: 05 the “Bally Witt max i tt fs i. i rt ' 2 acon Ae ‘ % t) 160 bial 21 . ° “i ie ba 2% cents for the 6 : 3 m _weetRRAD, aa a ae? : . Sponcerian Btool it ‘Pens * Hatablishg 10, i uses mr 5Ue BEST VENMEN Best Advertising medium: tp . oes : ‘LINT PH WDER" for for thoroughl Cleansing the . up-theHabitual {cota areaPEON en, a ort pilates The'C:C. Liniment Co. 2 Bush Street, $.F. oe SALE BY ALL DRCGGIETE. =x. BOND Geura “Manager and aanare: rag Posy Pain, Irritation pm gue 2 Inflamma seBrice 2 25 pone ag ent Druggiste keep,it. The Transcript is the lodey containing 24.acres, noes ene For ases aq ‘MINDING CLAIMS A AL a nese he ast Sastapsts Zee ‘SUL . feos ecy consisting of 425 a Pext books, contained Lowel Seer Tame # mend tomy, German ee — the Manhattan Life see LR. META GOR.AKK, --Ractence, OhMenbeemerzAreane, an . . [Fracteoo, cat . j J ‘glase front oe Me eoEaE Distr one of Keports, Statutes and Standard and other ee equipm y Good 6ane and half acre lot sitolased 4 corapike road im Hill's Slat, eUAlled with frutt trees, gn} H. Ww. ROBERTs.” * “MANHATTAN Life insurance Comp’y.) fan Francisco, C: Cal., March 12, 1890. To whom/it may concern I destrelto ackudwledge the prompt paymentof Five Thousand ‘Dollars, the aniount of policy inauringthe life of my deceased husband, P, L. GORDECKE, inriod by the gn bo RU Da bs = ee NCE COM of New York, throug thetr General ae JOHN. LANDERS of fan Francisco, C ' MEE The prompthess ote pastteuilesty commetid-. able as the proofs of claim were oy. pub) ae 4 snd nlie poses eben old a Sioa y daye after receipt aor GRASS VALLEY, CAL. Goan French ima Italian. F i 4 OU CAN BY T REE M writs BTU Y master Fart poe " uDy Iichard B Nowe reat con mthals fae PEE a: Bere sae eg terme and g. Prof Chess Frm Bp es wusinsCU SCHOOL oe ‘ANGUAGES pianos are just ines Wine th Sane . S ases, with office. furniture and aes and growth of thewPacific Coast, & STMICTLY veorTage FAULTLESS FAMILY meorewe. F The majority of the ills of the humas ‘edy arlse from a diseased Liver. mons Liver Regulator has been the m: of restor. ng more people ta health and ‘aappiness by ‘giving’ them a Ulver than any other agency on earth. SEO RHAT YOU GET T~ GENcDG CITIZENS BANK, . Broad Btreet... “Nevada: ity Paid up Capital. $30:000 9 . A General Banking Bu x Business'Transacted, Wk ISSUE SIGHT 'T DRAFTS PAYABLE New York, Sam Francisco. { ~“Anea Sacramento We issue BILLS OF EXOHANGL Payable AT SIGHT inthe prim, _ Ofpal cities of GREAT BRITAI and EUROPE. , Collections on any part af the United States a specialty. Highest Price Paid for County and State Warrants. Geld and Silver Bullion ur, chased Assay Office at it this Bank. E. M presronetFIOERS: an ehas PREsIDEY> R. M, HUNT. ooseees VICE PRRsIDENg . t JOHN T. MORGAN,.... Cane D. KE. MORGAN. -Ass’t Casnimn and Sac'y DIRECTORS: Joun T, sity [ta ORGAN, Dx. R. M. Hunt, we: M, Hueuns, as D. E. Ly HovD, We, rac atte mY ‘ea CORRESPONDENTS. f een York--First PMationel monk. San F rancisoo—. Semin beat Mak oe of De °. "mt ‘Worada County G. RR. Takes Bffeot’ obi “June 15, + 12 o' oloale noon, ) LEAVING NEVA pA city: 5:45 A.M. 2 « jocal arriving ral ‘Francised at 6:45 Pe 12:30 P. M. Daily. seairtanrat. a} Striving San Francisco Meco at 9:45 wat . ARRIVING-AT NEVADA OITY,, 10:20 A: M, Pauly. ° §:12' P. M. Ratly i iets fag aiece anys 130.4.M, and On rom) OBN.P, KIDDER, Ge ora: N, bupeiaan them from bm ones and fa: Re fits are large and sure for tae weatas person, many have made aking several hundred dollars a month. ee is al, for el, one to make $6 and uo ns ae young. i old; eything ew = af Dullty F t fay Monee) } meyer . _f well ag any oe, Yor tou er can tort 1) nson & G ¥ ine t 4 i e u Overlant: “Monthly.” PAE LEADING ¥ FEATURE Of THE PRES ILLUSTRATED DESOR’PTIVE “ARTIULES,: Without the Overiand Monthly tmpossib le to keep informed upon the re-. dinate vr yit® home-seeklovert.ot bid overtenal offerseach month the best product of a Group of new and brilliant writers. its to) ties of Western adventure, Inaian. studi and Pioneer sketches soyer the eutite of Wosterm life, from tothe Hiving present,’ Tte literary revie editorials; and poemé tank’ with a Eastérn work, cifle Coast, subsarzbe for the Overland Bening . Ne We have experienced and eminent j j} with Abscess ' ie ried If you wish toaid the growth of the Pa-. ~ ' . ma arringes ana “Buggies . WATOHMAKER dei ‘ w bas Pe points gry stds ity are numerous, among t these: e haveno fleas. e@ have no on: « We have no woe We bave no hot We have no potty nds. We have no mosqui We have no he da We have no exte hot We have no cranky people—that is not very many. We have no residents who makea fying ty by 1 eotsing “touriste’’ a . We Semen pure water. we — fine churches, e have sewerage. ; We have ie eiet th cheats iw We have the beat of we have the finest ‘reite in “Califor: we have delightful groves in ye ¢ tare have a ‘dry, bracing, w ere. Aiba have big stores that sell ‘at or physicians, e have rail and stage connections in all directions. We have the best hotels in the interior of the State. have good trott-fishing and . ) We hunting near at hand, Midgley ha dy wideawake, hose@, BOC . We have some of the most: magnificent scenery in the State. We have some of the most romantic drives and walks anywhere. We have some of. the . mines 5 quarts and gra yo the we We have some. of the newspapers printed ou! ee dati teatiete tee aid e have the ie ° tages of Tora ie without any of f, ite drawbac cae A Scrap of wiht Savee' Mer Life . , It: ving Bw ‘an o wrappi bbl it ner ‘ar Pl She fin Me tages of consumpa the. bi We cera ataeoaretteT ~ Read the following; “Mr. 0. Ht. , More aaperc Was dawn wit greene Pie ea atiricndeand sicians me an, lncurable Uae ane ayn baking Dr. . . King's Ha Naw, con: tion, am now on my det oa pond th the fet ee vee anys: vet Mah ad it a yas for mat Oe ; . pe gone or . botate fron ‘at Carr’ ‘ Brothers Drugstore, A Sure aura ihe Eel Piles, "Itching Piles dite ki kriown by moisture like perapiration, . causing ‘Uitense . ‘ehing when . ; mane went fot as = as da te protradiC) , once OM alas tre 8 iby Mites. on b apie Ts eatin ques, fic. 5 Ang or eats treatise A Dr. Boeanko, Pi na, Obio. Hd by Carr Bros, A ay” py Mennseia ice. ¢ : The. Union “Jee, is, . now propated . t6 tadtreht hy ley to business houses be private residences in quantities 16; uit, AUN’ orilets lett at the company’s ‘office at the Plaza will be promptly attended to. ‘No ice y will be delivered after 6 o' "clock P.M Oy you want ‘a “fine tarmout go to He Lane’a. li and os ; pds tga bine ) Sammes “Fasturage., Fine pasturage for live stock at, the). 2 Mim Sutton Ranch between Nevada City . , and Grass Valley.” ee tat t or at the amen, Empire Livery Stable! Broadat., Nevada City, opp National a= change Kotel JAMES a, “ Apply to Geo. ©. etary Nevada ‘County @ Improvement a Proprietor, Pualeegeupes gr ta rim Good Saddle Horses always on hand . CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROK YT: __—_-_____ ae ccuantieeeeeaeeel TRWELER i une ‘ guaty . pak Cha Ipec aind:run: light ‘and without ‘is noise.’ a ti rie Whee Singer Miibitce has’ avery iniportant’ im: eet oe Bo. swotesol oonoood Ded ow dees Yo ‘lWeehnire made such ard vag ménts ‘as’ énable us , to offer the Chicago ing “SEWING y 2 fa bbs rates ithan., ever A fore for a’ machine. Ney . "This’ittathine ‘is’ ‘niade after'the’ ‘Vadest ‘models of No.3. the Singer Machines, os 0. 3. « is'a'perfete’ fac-stmile’ * tel ag ornamentation and appearatice: ANthe ““parts’ ite e to gauge exactly the same 48 “thé Singer, and ‘are constructed of precisely the sam¢ najerials. ‘Thelutmost’caré is exe . : etcised’in''the selection of “the metals used, and only thevery «best quality ' is plirehased: Fate machine i ‘thoroughly well made (ane i is fitted. with. the. ute: mostnicety ‘and exactness)” and’ no machine is permitited by the-inspector to go out’ of the: shops ‘until ie. has’ Bee: fully tested and" proved: gaa. perfect work,” eeceenses provement in-arvoosebalance: wheel * ‘80 constructed as to at . pexmit maces. Robbin witheut’ removing the. work from “* 'the-machine. . . The léosebalance wheel ; ‘is actuated. by a solid bolt passing through a. collar } \securely pinned to the i shaft Outside, “of the. balIpelaoipoas oh by bolt is e seer tion by astron \spirat'sp ‘When : “bobbin is Hiebs' wound the ~® ‘bolt is, pulled out: enough , to’ release «the «balance wheel; ‘and turned slightly ia ‘to the ‘tight or’ left” Nhere 01 it is held by a stop-pin till the bobbin is aie When the machine is: liable: to. be meddled with by childtep, the boltrean:be left out of the wheel when, pap in use,so so that the machine cannot be. operated) ws the treadle. . ’ The thread eyelet and the’ ticedle damp are made. self, reading, which is‘a vet Li at convenience. ach). achine: Fas: ollowing Attachments : Plt ; 14 ead wh) different, ga DRIVE og GAUGE son EEDLEs, 4 Rey ‘CUTTER, A 1 ean RED 1M CHECK SPRING . ) SRE” _b HOBRINA. @ driving wheel on this machine ie 6 funning and most convenient 4 any. The machi ‘4 raise a ie ink : it S as ie abetoupad larimavhine, Miaa Janu Rowen. Jackson, Oat, ‘Nov. 16, 1989. aus ved ~ your ir ‘premiam tewin ine in good’ ord ay ae am we with the pees thanks. “YW 211.'s Brings, N.Y Ti Név.20; 1889 . T would say, after Fusing the sewing ne ie rospiva you, .it.gives action Ip wom, Pom » dong war meri © Work . '‘very 0 cely. Mus. I. ©. Youmans. Wesrsand,: Moi, Deo. 1 My sewing. maaan gives pe te tl eT ekg ) i Ohto, Nov: a ee fate pl 9 Ne . ioe, O60, Oe.) ov. well hy with oe nt work. Soe Trawscatrt 1 1-year. ,.19 60 rey t3 00 ess 00 Ye mews, neveae ¢ Oe "MACHINES . : jon and thread liberator, is made bolt maerial, with the jedride: ined) andes Gnished sy rior Br atyelti it haw vere d diawers and cenw REVE Y MACH NE ro BOR. 3 ¥RARB. id chine, and expects to order one nex L week. Ev. ‘Ripoor, pl a Umiowrowry Kaxean, Doe Gj: 180, We mana tee @. two weave it it a iae trial Ae IE BED

VOL.! LX.No. S210 a oe Nevada City§Society Directory, WE RECOMMEND you =a ‘s: TO WRITE TO OR CALL AT ‘ PUBLISHED. MISTLETOE ENCAMPMENT, NQ, 47 a Every DayExcept ‘Monday,. dent Order of Odd Fellow ” . \COOPER’S : MUSIC . STORE; “ti BROWN j & ‘CALKINS, N. Py Brown, L. S. Calkins, Business M anager, . Editor, street, Nevada eerarong "-Oommerial TREKS” OF SuasonirrioN : gf One Year, payable in Advance...$6, City Subscribers. 1 Li bey ps eo week. Terms for Advo. Pipe tyreyty beg ior aataeon . , bree advertis ementd as per card ‘rate bs \ Bs oy “Or per line for first naertion, mend + pentap re line for each-addiional in rote anette «DiRe: R. ML MUNT, ort AT VRYTON'S DRDE BroRi, NEVADA CITY. Ni-Br-OBRAPMAN, — ¢ a DENTIST, , LOCAL _ANESTHETIO8 IF DESIRED. ; Office a Residenes, facramonto rt : Srr a cos. No. 25 Main Street, NEVADA orry; . Buy Geld Dust Gold@ahd Silver Bars. Acids and Crucibles for’Sale, JOHN M, FULWEILER, R E, L. CRAIG. Fulweiler & Craig, Offloe 430 Kearney . Street, RAN FRANCISCO, LL PRACTICE IN ALL THE STATE ND UNITED RTATES COURTS ‘THROs. 8. FORD, Attorney and Oounssler' av ‘aan: 1ck-Thomas B Broad Onna Pine streets Neyade ty, FREQ, SEARLS, ‘ Atcorney : and‘ Oounselor:at: Law. 'f. LLTHE COUPT P.F. gamoNs ne HHS > 5 Ww ILL L PRACTICRIN FEB: STATE, akp ay pokeine SRLOR eer & Roberts’ Block. Neva 1 gness Meath tp OAs. fF Re woady NEVADA-CITY INSTITUTE NO. 30 Y Meets at aa Fe Fellow’s Hall Every 2nd ae ee hy poner: of Each Month, “+. WR ‘auroaman, c. P. GEO, A. GRAY, B.. COURT GARFIELD, NO, 6,810, . ‘Ancient Order of Foresters of Amerioa. . ° \Meets at Pythian Castle g 7BRY MONDAY EVE’G AT 7:30 O’CL’K. . i James 8. Langman, coy = -RICHARD TREMAIN, R. 8. ‘STATED MEETINGS! FIRST MONDAY IN EACH MONTH. OMVILEDAM BARKER ‘H, P) J, ROLER, Becretary: HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO, 56, : « Native Bons ‘of ‘the Golden West. i ; (Meet at Pythian Castle at EVT. OTT, — dents w. T. MORGAN, R. Ai }NEVADA, LODGE, af NO: ist F me ALM. \ L meets st itabénic Hall,’ . 1 ofes Meeti: onthe Second Wednesday vA Sy ee good standing are feoraians invited. rae a Masten . _ RW ROPE, Beorete ~ MOUNTAIN DIVISION No, 16, Oniform Rank Knichts of Pythias atarmary Hall raping 0 oF Each Month at i a "RAPP, 8 K. C. Prey ye _ GEO, A, GRAY, 8. K ""NEVADA-GOMMANDERY. NO.6. ‘Knights Templar, Meets at Masonit H_11 FIRS®D —— ie ORSAY OF EACH MONTH. at 734 o’clock “DAVID E. MORGAN, Cc. Ts anon, R ve LAUREL PARLOR, NO. 6, Native: Daughters of the Godlen West Meets at Pythian Castle 4th Thuraday Evening of Bach —— Month, at 730.0" ‘clock. EMMA L, ie a i ag Pp, UK: +B. 8.3 oung Men’s [nstitute. _ Meets at Hibernia Hall ‘Thursday Evening comnereing with the’ ‘First AE ane Even: Ag ape President.1 zouy C. ai 8 da C GEe, 4.) UGHES, C : Attorney atid” Oounsdlor’ kt Lew, Wrstise PRACTIOR IN ALLTHE cook aa i Roberts’ Block. » ; j a ‘Teoanbl i « . Attorney af Law) ry Publ, AND ONVEY ANCE. OFTICH) Sa et, Uppae Wil practice Rss Ne Gol Seline te, . Re ht Aaa al ai Broad Street: Meat Market 3 . JAMES MONRO, Prop’r. ee Broad Street, Customers au djat the Lowgat Pric with the very Debi ot d Beef. Pork, Mutton, Veal, Law Sauenges, Etc 4 UNION .MARKET,. ) . COMMERCIAL STREET. . .NFVADA CITY . Near the Olty Hall, puatana IN : Beek: Pork) Mrictqm, Vert): Pt "Tabs lowest rates. . kee BACON 3 ND GABD tinct :OPPOBITE CITIZENS BANK. or BROS.,: Tepediy 1. Plophlotars . i on hand 9 chuledcomel of Proe National Meat: Market y Seo. 4 ' ‘Meets at seh ge Cantte ‘ every pry Ths at #:200 CLOCK . OUVIER, @. ¢. 2 §RuproR. wot) ang 8 . PRINCE ALBERT LoceNe. 290, . “Order Sons’ of Bt. George. %y, Meets ‘at Pythian Castle, of each month,) ‘ Misiting Siasteessnceainas, invited, cng NY Pore "shag President. B¥ery ‘Baturtay” Evening, army pie fourth NaN AY b we Ash sVERY TUESDAY EVE’G AT 7:30 O’CLK. i solid an plates. 9t Be GARR.” cation: The m O; hey of small st: e: sv new ' pick: Gonie MThis . ‘ard TRACT NO. 4, th NEVADA CHAPTER: NOZG.ROAD Ty ew Vitven coms, PALACE Cor. Pine and Commercia: the Coe Quartz Mine and on the east b tof this land is well timbere dividedinto a number of convenient and accessible,tracts, mostly very deep soi) mise ble for fruit growing, alfalia orgardening. One eyer-flowing spring on, I. ot:1 im Ble alf another ever-flowing spring will go with anothér eubdivision; Petra s(e. aud has been pronounce ists ag being first-class olive and vine: ne tate—and thesame kind asthe hortic ~) «. counties are gree purchasing at high prices for the same purposes. nie .--Upposite the Homestead, on east side of turepike road, extending from ‘. Powning Quartz Mine to James Hammill’s, SACRA MENTO, FOR A PIANOOR AN ORGAN, . GUITARS, FLUTES, VIOLINS, ACCORDEONS, BANJOS, &c:, AND FOR THE LATESt SHEET MUSIC. brssuaca’, 8 anne i Mathushek Piano Took First Premium at State Fair; also Silver Medal at Mechanics Fair, San Francisco. CAUTION !—Dealers in pianos in general are claiming that their I wish to make it clear to the public chat the Krattushek pi ianooty . ew Haven, vonn., isthe only piano made having the tuning pins bush iron. Iron plates without the bushings are a detriment, and gotten up to deceive public, and when the ping ‘ ull over, are as The MATHUSHEK isthe only upright piano he we bic hae Lae up to concert pitch, : the Metro: your Mat bad as ifthe ‘tuning pins were cast ‘into _ Testimonial from an Eminent Pianist. SACRAMENTO, March 27, 1890, Jon F.Cooren: Dear Sir—I had o¢casion this evening atthe grand concert of the great cornetist Jules Levy, in olitan Theatre, to try,and to carefully tn. husker Piano, and I am happy te be able to eongratilate you upon theactuathigh state of perfection these splendid pianos have reache . Ep, M.SHONERT. ——For further particulars ‘call or write to — '~ COOPER'S MUSIC ‘STORE: Corner 7th and J Sts., Sacramento, “ajlarge stock of}Mathuahek pianos can be‘seen and head, Yours Very Respectfully, JOHN F. COOPER. nosis Voope hag the! splendid,.stock of Sheet Mrsic iormerly kept by Dale & (Co. Send orders now .to Vooper’s Music Store,,681 J Street, Sacramento, Cal. oe TH, CARR’ Carr ras.. PROPRIELORS OF THE Wirat-class : DRUG :: STORE, Nevada City! Ki CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LARGE AND COMPLEIE STOUR OF EVER THING USJALLY FOUND INA Drusc Store. IPAINTS OILS: VARNISHES: ETC sOHOOL BOOKS. SLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS; PERIODICALS, Agents for the San Francisco Examiner. PICTONsALS NeawsParke t FILLD, GARDENAND FLOWER SEED et y=" era on, ano’ tunnels.on northside of TRACT NO, 2.—Tnree-sevenths (8-7ths), undivided, of the “Old Blgos, Gravel Claim containing in the whole nine acres. Thi lood bppken up soy. Seep, igh soil and Hes adjoi ‘THe HOMBSTEAD, comprisi turnpike road, north, by the Hughes’ road and Col. Hawking’ west by toe Knights 6f Maita Quartz tlaim, and on the south containing about 100 acres; about 19 acres enclosed with good, su cket and wire fence, There are three never failing springs o: snerceare, and {ree water from ravine ‘or garden and orchard; good dwelling get A about 200 fruit trees growing, # land assorted varieties. by. scores of foreign horticulturists an ard land—the very best in this part of the turists and -vineyardists {The Finest Brands of Cigars in Nevada city’ LANDS FOR SALE. Owing to anticipated change of business and of locality 1 in ccn yelled sell all the lands owned by me in this county—all held undér’ Government title—and will be sold in‘ lots to suit purchasers, in size, from @ tawn) lot up. ) ward, and in shape as may be suitable, at reasonable prices, according to loPo a NO, 1.—Consisting of fractional Lot No. 5, in Sec. 27, fractional Lot No, [Sec with adjoining town lots in Blocks l and 8, and mill site on Worthington Rav ine— ait conatitting one tract of land, on and adjoining the Pine Hill north of:town containing about 28 acres; bounded on the west by the ‘Old Block Gravel Ulaim;” north of line fence rare Pearce & Caddy and other , second growth pin e andis sheceptinie ‘of bene: ther and two ever-flowing, streams from is well timbered, surface,’ Tao ning Tract-No. lon i 190 ng all the lands bounded on the east by the reammyets claim,‘ on the y the Coe puss sae tantial rete ia ‘water. Within the one-half in bearing in Napa and other containing about 18 aeres, with right of way for ditch from Sou b Yuba Canal; and‘a never-failin ~ aa sti¢am of water flowing : om a al pa. 8 tract. ea divide Youd . gan es vail “ hs cri! boy Meso e Et ENT OVE Eee T. 0. n north side of turnpike roa ing between Gell’s an ; 0.3 WAPPSIGER.: (OL) Brotrletor: Bit's eucleoed elds, Spntaining 10 saree. ‘ marae Wert Yuipersd, end deep apt re thes ne Alfalfa lan make two elegan athe racts. South Yuba Canal runs ‘ Pet = Cc. C. LINIMENT. Has No extreme upper portion. ; ape savek bn TNO. 6rOn aout side ‘ae ke peed, hy agora gor te Piers g ie the MUTTO west, con abouthéeacres. Considerabletimber on this tract, with right of wa " Baus, yak, Do Vey gt Ay hapeimare Eaculty.: Preoch No, 0: fr een from south Yuba Canal, . Mach of this etTbct is early’ level, . It i . rich deep ‘so: make several convenientsw sions, from 6 4 rams, BACON AND LARD wholesale or} scribed b« SanFrancisco's Leading, Phyan Noe 7+-Otmapeieing Lot No. 8.in Section 2%, adjoining "Genwenan premises on r tail. ig baa none containing abouts) acres. Considerable timber and some very good land, yi oe ail kinds of Meate tibually roaild in ‘ht of way as before state y firat-olase. Market. samen al tiniment. ET mage at a penn heértps Sper Kae per ah & over Ae bn turn pS road, t 2, 6 80 arter of Sec BG RH MNea Fick Piehens, ie 1d) and d east halfand-east hall of west half of romhy si quarter af J, MAFFZIGER. fo. AKLAND wehinate: intly with E. A.Koberts. Lhe whole tract iho ered, sn * * 2 oats ren 0 Ab heetag ros ay-eprings on this ue. a ; A RT OOL.i a nity thee we have . = 4 fhe above lands tie ditch” ahd rrater can te tind’ atalltimes. is ° x eM BS SP ©. Li ment 1 ie id have padi SRANS OF SALE—Onehalf cash. The remainder in installments with one, two or itto tad ve medicine three y credit, secured by mortgage at usual local interest. Small tracts cash. { D vl 1d-Painting for Neute Ginosees o] any feet, o1 peahares, ont of 16) nthe*:Norwich Quartz Claim and in Lot Nd. 2 . raw ne = that: w. nd icted. We can ¥ . in Block No. 12; in South Grass Valley and part of Ford & Reilly Quartz Claim—about $ recommen itasea most por power an sores with 4 ful rem: Algo--une-fourth undivided Yee in the “Inkerman Quartz Mine,” adjoining. the % ma. Bik North Star on the south—-about 9 “ pond ree of the ne Hist -/:Algo-One-half undivided interest in the.‘‘LastChance Copper. Miue,” 2400 feet on the 3 : ‘it: Ma ola "an: Paste i : ofsyon bre waiiees : ' “Tevaia ra ir Line. LE: 05 the “Bally Witt max i tt fs i. i rt ' 2 acon Ae ‘ % t) 160 bial 21 . ° “i ie ba 2% cents for the 6 : 3 m _weetRRAD, aa a ae? : . Sponcerian Btool it ‘Pens * Hatablishg 10, i uses mr 5Ue BEST VENMEN Best Advertising medium: tp . oes : ‘LINT PH WDER" for for thoroughl Cleansing the . up-theHabitual {cota areaPEON en, a ort pilates The'C:C. Liniment Co. 2 Bush Street, $.F.. oe SALE BY ALL DRCGGIETE. =x. BOND Geura “Manager and aanare: rag Posy Pain, Irritation pm gue 2 Inflamma seBrice 2 25 pone ag ent Druggiste keep,it. The Transcript is the lodey containing 24.acres, noes ene For ases aq ‘MINDING CLAIMS A AL a nese he ast Sastapsts Zee ‘SUL . feos ecy consisting of 425 a Pext books, contained Lowel Seer Tame # mend tomy, German ee — the Manhattan Life see LR. META GOR.AKK,

--Ractence, OhMenbeemerzAreane, an . . [Fracteoo, cat . j J ‘glase front oe Me eoEaE Distr one of Keports, Statutes and Standard and other ee equipm y Good 6ane and half acre lot sitolased 4 corapike road im Hill's Slat, eUAlled with frutt trees, gn} H. Ww. ROBERTs.” * “MANHATTAN Life insurance Comp’y.) fan Francisco, C: Cal., March 12, 1890. To whom/it may concern I destrelto ackudwledge the prompt paymentof Five Thousand ‘Dollars, the aniount of policy inauringthe life of my deceased husband, P, L. GORDECKE, inriod by the gn bo RU Da bs = ee NCE COM of New York, throug thetr General ae JOHN. LANDERS of fan Francisco, C ' MEE The prompthess ote pastteuilesty commetid-. able as the proofs of claim were oy. pub) ae 4 snd nlie poses eben old a Sioa y daye after receipt aor GRASS VALLEY, CAL. Goan French ima Italian. F i 4 OU CAN BY T REE M writs BTU Y master Fart poe " uDy Iichard B Nowe reat con mthals fae PEE a: Bere sae eg terme and g. Prof Chess Frm Bp es wusinsCU SCHOOL oe ‘ANGUAGES pianos are just ines Wine th Sane . S ases, with office. furniture and aes and growth of thewPacific Coast, & STMICTLY veorTage FAULTLESS FAMILY meorewe. F The majority of the ills of the humas ‘edy arlse from a diseased Liver. mons Liver Regulator has been the m: of restor. ng more people ta health and ‘aappiness by ‘giving’ them a Ulver than any other agency on earth. SEO RHAT YOU GET T~ GENcDG CITIZENS BANK, . Broad Btreet..... “Nevada: ity Paid up Capital. $30:000 9 . A General Banking Bu x Business'Transacted, Wk ISSUE SIGHT 'T DRAFTS PAYABLE New York, Sam Francisco. { ~“Anea Sacramento We issue BILLS OF EXOHANGL Payable AT SIGHT inthe prim, _ Ofpal cities of GREAT BRITAI and EUROPE. , Collections on any part af the United States a specialty. Highest Price Paid for County and State Warrants. Geld and Silver Bullion ur, chased Assay Office at it this Bank. E. M presronetFIOERS: an ehas PREsIDEY> R. M, HUNT. ooseees VICE PRRsIDENg . t JOHN T. MORGAN,........ Cane D. KE. MORGAN.. -Ass’t Casnimn and Sac'y DIRECTORS: Joun T, sity [ta ORGAN, Dx. R. M. Hunt, we: M, Hueuns, as D. E. Ly HovD, We, rac atte mY ‘ea CORRESPONDENTS. f een York--First PMationel monk. San F rancisoo—. Semin beat Mak oe of De °. "mt ‘Worada County G. RR. Takes Bffeot’ obi “June 15, + 12 o' oloale noon, ) LEAVING NEVA pA city: 5:45 A.M. 2 « jocal arriving ral ‘Francised at 6:45 Pe 12:30 P. M. Daily. seairtanrat. a} Striving San Francisco Meco at 9:45 wat . ARRIVING-AT NEVADA OITY,, 10:20 A: M, Pauly. ° §:12' P. M. Ratly i iets fag aiece anys 130.4.M, and On rom) OBN.P, KIDDER, Ge ora: N, bupeiaan them from bm ones and fa: Re fits are large and sure for tae weatas person, many have made aking several hundred dollars a month. ee is al, for el, one to make $6 and uo ns ae young. i old; eything ew = af Dullty F t fay Monee) } meyer . _f well ag any oe, Yor tou er can tort 1) nson & G ¥ ine t 4 i e u Overlant: “Monthly.” PAE LEADING ¥ FEATURE Of THE PRES ILLUSTRATED DESOR’PTIVE “ARTIULES,: Without the Overiand Monthly tmpossib le to keep informed upon the re-. dinate vr yit® home-seeklovert.ot bid overtenal offerseach month the best product of a Group of new and brilliant writers. its to) ties of Western adventure, Inaian. studi and Pioneer sketches soyer the eutite of Wosterm life, from tothe Hiving present,’ Tte literary revie editorials; and poemé tank’ with a Eastérn work, cifle Coast, subsarzbe for the Overland Bening . Ne We have experienced and eminent j j} with Abscess ' ie ried If you wish toaid the growth of the Pa-. ~ ' . ma arringes ana “Buggies . WATOHMAKER dei ‘ w bas Pe points gry stds ity are numerous, among t these: e haveno fleas. e@ have no on: « We have no woe We bave no hot We have no potty nds. We have no mosqui We have no he da We have no exte hot We have no cranky people—that is not very many. We have no residents who makea fying ty by 1 eotsing “touriste’’ a . We Semen pure water. we — fine churches, e have sewerage. ; We have ie eiet th cheats iw We have the beat of we have the finest ‘reite in “Califor: we have delightful groves in ye ¢ tare have a ‘dry, bracing, w ere. Aiba have big stores that sell ‘at or physicians, e have rail and stage connections in all directions. We have the best hotels in the interior of the State. have good trott-fishing and . ) We hunting near at hand, Midgley ha dy wideawake, hose@, BOC . We have some of the most: magnificent scenery in the State. We have some of the most romantic drives and walks anywhere. We have some of. the . mines 5 quarts and gra yo the we We have some. of the newspapers printed ou! ee dati teatiete tee aid e have the ie ° tages of Tora ie without any of f, ite drawbac cae A Scrap of wiht Savee' Mer Life . , It: ving Bw ‘an o wrappi bbl it ner ‘ar Pl She fin Me tages of consumpa the. bi We cera ataeoaretteT ~ Read the following; “Mr. 0. Ht. , More aaperc Was dawn wit greene Pie ea atiricndeand sicians me an, lncurable Uae ane ayn baking Dr. . . King's Ha Naw, con: tion, am now on my det oa pond th the fet ee vee anys: vet Mah ad it a yas for mat Oe ; . pe gone or . botate fron ‘at Carr’ ‘ Brothers Drugstore, A Sure aura ihe Eel Piles, "Itching Piles dite ki kriown by moisture like perapiration, . causing ‘Uitense . ‘ehing when . ; mane went fot as = as da te protradiC) , once OM alas tre 8 iby Mites. on b apie Ts eatin ques, fic. 5 Ang or eats treatise A Dr. Boeanko, Pi na, Obio. Hd by Carr Bros, A ay” py Mennseia ice. ¢ : The. Union “Jee, is, . now propated . t6 tadtreht hy ley to business houses be private residences in quantities 16; uit, AUN’ orilets lett at the company’s ‘office at the Plaza will be promptly attended to. ‘No ice y will be delivered after 6 o' "clock P.M Oy you want ‘a “fine tarmout go to He Lane’a. li and os ; pds tga bine ) Sammes “Fasturage., Fine pasturage for live stock at, the).. 2 Mim Sutton Ranch between Nevada City . , and Grass Valley.” ee tat t or at the amen, Empire Livery Stable! Broadat., Nevada City, opp National a= change Kotel JAMES a, “ Apply to Geo. ©. etary Nevada ‘County @ Improvement a Proprietor, Pualeegeupes gr ta rim Good Saddle Horses always on hand . CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROK YT: __—_-_____ ae ccuantieeeeeaeeel TRWELER i une ‘ guaty . pak Cha Ipec aind:run: light ‘and without ‘is noise.’ a ti rie Whee Singer Miibitce has’ avery iniportant’ im: eet oe Bo. swotesol oonoood Ded ow dees Yo ‘lWeehnire made such ard vag ménts ‘as’ énable us , to offer the Chicago ing “SEWING y 2 fa bbs rates ithan., ever A fore for a’ machine. Ney . "This’ittathine ‘is’ ‘niade after'the’ ‘Vadest ‘models of No.3. the Singer Machines, os 0. 3. « is'a'perfete’ fac-stmile’ * tel ag ornamentation and appearatice: ANthe ““parts’ ite e to gauge exactly the same 48 “thé Singer, and ‘are constructed of precisely the sam¢ najerials. ‘Thelutmost’caré is exe . : etcised’in''the selection of “the metals used, and only thevery «best quality ' is plirehased: Fate machine i ‘thoroughly well made (ane i is fitted. with. the. ute: mostnicety ‘and exactness)” and’ no machine is permitited by the-inspector to go out’ of the: shops ‘until ie. has’ Bee: fully tested and" proved: gaa. perfect work,” eeceenses provement in-arvoosebalance: wheel * ‘80 constructed as to at . pexmit maces. Robbin witheut’ removing the. work from “* 'the-machine. . . The léosebalance wheel ; ‘is actuated. by a solid bolt passing through a. collar } \securely pinned to the i shaft Outside, “of the. balIpelaoipoas oh by bolt is e seer tion by astron \spirat'sp ‘When : “bobbin is Hiebs' wound the ~® ‘bolt is, pulled out: enough , to’ release «the «balance wheel; ‘and turned slightly ia ‘to the ‘tight or’ left” Nhere 01 it is held by a stop-pin till the bobbin is aie When the machine is: liable: to. be meddled with by childtep, the boltrean:be left out of the wheel when, pap in use,so so that the machine cannot be. operated) ws the treadle. . ’ The thread eyelet and the’ ticedle damp are made. self, reading, which is‘a vet Li at convenience. ach). achine: Fas: ollowing Attachments : Plt ; 14 ead wh) different, ga DRIVE og GAUGE son EEDLEs, 4 Rey ‘CUTTER, A 1 ean RED 1M CHECK SPRING . ) SRE” _b HOBRINA. @ driving wheel on this machine ie 6 funning and most convenient 4 any. The machi ‘4 raise a ie ink : it S as ie abetoupad larimavhine, Miaa Janu Rowen. Jackson, Oat, ‘Nov. 16, 1989. aus ved ~ your ir ‘premiam tewin ine in good’ ord ay ae am we with the pees thanks. “YW 211.'s Brings, N.Y Ti Név.20; 1889 . T would say, after Fusing the sewing ne ie rospiva you, .it.gives action Ip wom, Pom » dong war meri © Work . '‘very 0 cely. Mus. I. ©. Youmans. Wesrsand,: Moi, Deo. 1 My sewing. maaan gives pe te tl eT ekg ) i Ohto, Nov: a ee fate pl 9 Ne . ioe, O60, Oe.) ov. well hy with oe nt work. Soe Trawscatrt 1 1-year. ,.19 60 rey t3 00 ess 00 Ye mews, neveae ¢ Oe "MACHINES . : jon and thread liberator, is made bolt maerial, with the jedride: ined) andes Gnished sy rior Br atyelti it haw vere d diawers and cenw REVE Y MACH NE ro BOR. 3 ¥RARB. id chine, and expects to order one nex L week. Ev. ‘Ripoor, pl a Umiowrowry Kaxean, Doe Gj: 180, We mana tee @. two weave it it a iae trial Ae IE BED