June 11, 1896 (4 pages)

Retailers. da City. a JU st. If you drink. cer, vada City. paneneramaeassneen eel tthe very [ate t at such narrow y turning cver r you find fresh all concerned. al Street. t the topP lunt’s ideA and faiR find as well. ne‘er we gO ror neaR parlors pasS * Free of Che: gePRICE Ss . TY and S$ VALLEY. t will be , and MR. eet own Here. FONE. Ay 1896. erent . DA CITY MAIL TIME TABLE, “Clones ce m,. : P. Pm, Pp. m, wit ei B20 » 8:00 8:00 Fridays, a. my to. 7:80-p. ‘ths to 12:30 Holidays—11 :80 aM; mi to locate in this city. Fail‘makes it necessary for the to try a change of climate, concluded to come. here. -after a while to give a series . . The Professor ‘is one ‘of janists and violinists of nd: is also a composer of _He will prove a. valuable . the musical talent of. d a Big Delegation. ruc Weed ¢ message was received 1108, m, . der the auspices 300 p. m, 4:50 p.m. The ball to be: given at Armory on the evening of the ‘4th of J visiting organisations, and every offort “. will be put forth to make the mn F. Sohlott, a wellAmown Gan ) ) musician and composer, infeel perfectly at home. The youth and beauty of our town will be there in full force and, in the language of the poet, joy will be unconfined. . -At the conclusion of the ball the visitors will be invited to a nice lunch» . -which will probably be spread at one of the fire houses. It is the intention of the firemen to do their share towards . entertaining the guests of the occasion one > continual round of pleasure. al aeaeeaeREEREED tte 0 Sha Call For Stockings. » A lady would never dictum of ies to a hardware store to get something in and to help make their stay in our city fs = the Ce min tr mye [spon his i ory rs Sey a doi mitted. rigesnta ks esergmpeall His grit is eimimendable, He evide la geal grtperey: ‘itis in Ine with bao eapeip ay howite cag JOlub met at the office of Chas. 2. Clinch. President Clinch presided . . and the meeting was an harmonious . . -one. The bills presented: were allowed from Frank Conn of Sac. which to encase her ‘nether limbs and . ®d the club finds that it will have lation to the ‘delegation . pedal extremities, but a gentleman. to tap the treagury . to’ the tuné of that is expected to bej friend of ours says that it is necessary . $23.60. The directors ¢ city on the 4th of July. ed that hé was assured of tion from Sunset and } into a hardware store and said to one . #2d othe 36 nd ors coming to Nevada of the clerks that he would like to see will ge sometimes to call at such places for stockings. The other day he dropped field day inst benefit, light the Parlors will /man led him into the agricultural de-. there will be » pr lefinite action regarding . partment and promptly handed him Nets Pie, u the ‘este: liams diea at the Hosdown a couple ‘of hoes. exclaimed the intending purchaser, “that ain't what I want, I want hose with a hole in it, that comes bythe . . foot and you can run the city water “Oh! sheol !*)' ': Wedding at North San, Juan. Ser ater 22 [About two weeks ag0 works through.” “Oh, yes,” said. the . 7080 were married at the: latter place Jones’ Bar and was . clerk and he led the way to the southassim Rev, ppital, but his injuries actors of Glenbrook over the purchase . Park and received roperty. Work will ds. putting the race Former Resident. Hartzell, who in early f age. Old-timers re9 Closed Out. ed out his clothing \° Transcript building, goods was today taken The store lately ocbeen leased to other Court. a west. quarter of the store, where the . Sisdo +. stock of hosiery of different qualities and sizes was piled up. Our friend is a very practical’ man, and the weather. of the latest pattern. He vows, however, that whenever he goes to buy any more he will save time ae calling ae garden stockings, Our Goddess of Liberty. The Tidings says: “Nevada City will elect the Goddess of Liberty by popu-. lar vote. If they would avoid such a difficulty as Grass Valley experienced last year, let the General Committee nominate the candidates,and allow only. such votes to be counted as are cast for the candidates named. Unless this be done, there is danger that a certain element will bring ridicule upon the entire matter by. voting for objectionable characters.” It was suggested at the Committee meeting that the Goddess be elected by popular vote, and no person could be a candidate without the approval of the General Committee, but it was only a. suggestion, and the full authority to act in the matter is now in: the hands of C.J. Brand, Frank Taylor and H. J. Carter. + e@0-+ Have Given it Up. There has been some talk of getting up a celebration at North San Juan for "the 4th of July, but the leaders’ in the Superior Court today, dwell presiding. Peard. Postponed un, years doctors: probh to be a constitatherefore requires . treatment, Hall’s Camufactured, by F. J. oledo, Ohio, is the only : pon the market, It) y in doses from 10) movement have concluded to abandon the idea, owing to the big celebration that is to be given in this--city. The . v: San Juan people will have a celebration on Admission Day. instead and. will spare no pains to make it a grand affair in which the people of the whole county will be invited to participate. Chance For Contractors. ‘The cupers of the Live Yankes gravel . mine, near Graniteville, desire to leta contract to run 200 feet of tunnel. The . prospects atthe mine are very encourthat non She aging and w . fannel is cceaet ad the. main _ will -be reached and that rich pat . Will'‘be struck. acerca Millinery Clearance Sale. . Miss Alice Haake has just trimmed . up a large assortment of hats and will sacrifice them at cost till the 4th of July. Call at the Union Hotel Parlors. it Dancing at Ragon’s Grove. nfu Tt acte directly . Prof. Michell will give a social hop “mucous surfaces of st Ragon’s Grove on Friday evening,. y offer one hundred wane 12th: All are invited. jist ARRIVALS AT THE ‘Uaion Hotel, Main Street. M. Adams, Frankf 1, Villew, . ui F ibe cakenuons The bride is the daughter of P. W. Gaynor ‘and is.a very popular and accomplished . young lady. ‘The groom is the reporter Mrs. Gagan will arrive here from San ‘Juan this evening and take the train for San Francisco. They have the best acquaintances. “Calendar of the. Days”, with , music recitations ‘aid tableaus by Kate W. Hamilton. This charming piece will seatey i ooee ot te ee evening by some of best talent in the city. Father Time will appear with his great retinue of days a8 never seen befofe.” ‘The little’ ores will figure conspicuously in tations, It brims over with and fun from beginning to end: Everybody, should be presept and enjoy it. Admission aoe ob 86. cents. Reserved seats at Foley’s; ~ Pei 2 911 Bt Guscdcaan alee music at Armory epee ‘Try one at Union Fruit Store, 10 2t §. A. at Armory Hall tonight. Kari’s Clover Root Tea ina ure Cure tor Heasche and nerothing relieves so quickly. "Sold Sold by Dickerman & 00, Those Bothersome Files. Don’t let them ansioy you, but let Legg & Shaw Co. furnish you with Screen Doors and Windows. Orders taken for odd sizes. All sizes of green wire cloth for sale. . " 9 : Sew P ta cnd all Threat tad. Lang diseases are: : pe coy ‘o Cure. . Sold by Diekerman & Co, All Recommend ie rad, : _B M. SCHMIDT, ae te “Ice cram ‘Ice ae 2 & ‘wae ity 2) ‘CARTER & ec them as SELL not and . Soda MODAY,,. AT ‘FOLEY’ "RRM =T HAVE Se era ie FOLEY’S STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS ~ 13 COMMERCIAL ST. 50 CENTS A WEEK. UMMER PECIALTIES Ss avai) ena ates wf 32 it ble invariably in advance. shsdeulasecands 3 ton to Cesend five’ ret & ae ~, length inserted under this head for 50 cents * @ week or $2 a month, Each additional line 0 cents a week or 4 cents a month. Payarf, Waists §0 cents to $2. _ Latest in TIES to go with them, Dimities, Grass Goods The moat popular in the goods, mediately. Enquire at this office, je4 i ek ad gars ok cue. ofr Otis of San Frang. fered for sale at a bargain if applied for imPrine ry way of Dress Kid" ‘Gloves Situation Wanted: mine in Nevada City or elsewhere. ‘As blacksmith and tool sharpenér at a Am a e sea acylish heing warm be selected cotton Hose ts feage Deingertields codes. Mr. aed. Aetcinw workmes. Apely ss nigcfee 8) HAS La ASS Chee Pete 1 Be 9 Rs ad iiae + cai Infants’ Headgear rect eg Rooms. . Werry. Inquire of Mre, John Brodie. utd e Furnished rooms for rent on Prospect wishes of their numerous friends and . Hill, Nevada City, opposite residence of John that you ever saw. Millinery we Fresh line of Trimmed Art Studio. painting and drawing at Transcript Building, Wed days, from 9 until 12 and from pate yh Mies Cora Sutton will ie instructions in in the Satureekly ‘ate iv ' : ky 251 ea) ea " and “Hana wine. “ Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory cap pan Nine ‘ ‘Crawford, NEVADA CITY i Ln. Key Found. i : tain it by calling at this office and paying fo advertising. ; . PRUTOGEAPES MADE BY MOORE =e 22322828 Are Permanent Pleasing PRICES as Low as Possible Fer FIRST-CLASS Work. ee i Remember, . gearentte anenteption. @@™ Visitors are always welcome. A safe key was found between the PostofSongs, marches and recifice and Lane’s livery stable. Owner can ob; m9 . Popular t Call and see my fine display. : MOORE, York st, Nevada City. Fée re Whooping é Nothing af\ "fords as much. relief as \Vinton’s' Cough : Gute ‘Special.’ -. Do not fail to bey a bbtele Price 50. cents Ate : Mt VINTON’S, BROAD STEET. MONUFENTS, TOFBSONES, RHUBARB ea FOR foe OOR; COYOTE AND MAIN STS., _ WALLACE’S i CAL, GRANITE WORK . . ee . Weisenburger & Coffey Boulder st., near Park ave,, Plastering ———AND—— Brickwork In all thelr branches. hb. PATCHING AND WHITING, _ CEMENT WORK a Specialty. O’REILLY & ZILKIE.*” Leave orders at Star & Crescent Saloon. ORNAMENTAL © PLASTERING, : Tiere ah fe Toboscnss and Monuments : WORK WaRHANTSD Sikar-cL Ass. Si ae cane ys SEMI-ANNUAL TRACHERS EXAMIte Sma ~ . Sopot a will atthe Washington Monday, July 6th, 1896, An will continue for the week. ROGERS : Clerk. ~ Nevada City, June WHELIHAN BROS., “. Corner Broad and Pine keep . peerand or Si Ova saison . Agents for Ruhstaller’s Gilt Edge} “ee In Summer shades, from . A CHANCE. ME A FIFTY DOLLAR BED-ROOM aT. Cough os Sa ah 2 : ate {DOMESTIC PERCALES, to. keep and look at. "Therefore we: iota airkol them ~ 1so low that the’price will'not cut any figure with you. Call in and examineour. ‘line of HERS $7.50, $10 an $12.50 SITS FOR SOWIE JOHNSTON, the One Price House, be a a Gus 3% ; Supplies you with Cigars? WE — Can please you in this particular. Line includes the SANCHEZ & HAYA, EL, BELMONT, WOODPECKER, , HERIIAN CORTEZ, GEN. ARTHUR. © 5 Cent Brands Our King V and Spanish Belle “are: elegant Smokes for a nickel. H. DICKERMAN & CO.,. DRUGS AND STATIONERY, ' Cor. Pine and Commercial sts. The newt Havane Cigar in the market. Telephone No. 9, Given to every person purchasing $5) ‘Worth of Groceries for Cash ne THE PRIZE AT LEGG & SHAW’S. STORE } ‘Boneless Ham for Picnics; by 5 Special Delivery System is an Unqualified Success. Have You Tried it? W. E. JOHNSTON, ““"Sitene a CLOSING OUT SALE! See WHITE HOUSE pee: Re Retiring From Business : This week we will offer to the pnblic our entire stock, consisting of — CRASH-TOWELING, CRETONES, GINGHAMS, NAPKINS, MUSLINS, HITE GOODS, At such low figures as has never been offered before. Come early and secure some of these Good values. THE WHITE HOUSE, B. NEWMAN & CO. CALICOES, BEEHIVE GROCERY . J.J. JACKSON, Proprietor. ‘all sm Agency For-=Monogram Whiskey a Blue Label Catsup 3 he Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for : Fancy Groceries oo PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. Battle Ax Tobacco. .. 30 : Pickles, 4 gal. bottles.) « 25) eS: in bulk, eh 59 75, Cine. Mikado Soap, per bar. ngenrpce 3 for $0 ee else i in prop dive it a Trial. Duly’ ’s Malt . Gamecock Whisky {8,1 00 IXL, Whisky Bryant’s Root Beer .Bthe Hire’ Ss ty aty ¢ e <.s w ee Sie we oS

Retailers. da City. a JU st. If you drink. cer, vada City. paneneramaeassneen eel tthe very [ate t at such narrow y turning cver r you find fresh all concerned. al Street. t the topP lunt’s ideA and faiR find as well. ne‘er we gO ror neaR parlors pasS * Free of Che: gePRICE Ss . TY and S$ VALLEY. t will be , and MR. eet own Here. FONE. Ay 1896. erent . DA CITY MAIL TIME TABLE, “Clones ce m,. : P. Pm, Pp. m, wit ei B20 » 8:00 8:00 Fridays, a. my to. 7:80-p. ‘ths to 12:30 Holidays—11 :80 aM; mi to locate in this city. Fail‘makes it necessary for the to try a change of climate, concluded to come. here. -after a while to give a series . . The Professor ‘is one ‘of janists and violinists of nd: is also a composer of _He will prove a. valuable . the musical talent of. d a Big Delegation. ruc Weed ¢ message was received 1108, m, . der the auspices 300 p. m, 4:50 p.m. The ball to be: given at Armory on the evening of the ‘4th of J visiting organisations, and every offort “. will be put forth to make the mn F. Sohlott, a wellAmown Gan ) ) musician and composer, infeel perfectly at home. The youth and beauty of our town will be there in full force and, in the language of the poet, joy will be unconfined. . -At the conclusion of the ball the visitors will be invited to a nice lunch» . -which will probably be spread at one of the fire houses. It is the intention of the firemen to do their share towards . entertaining the guests of the occasion one > continual round of pleasure. al aeaeeaeREEREED tte 0 Sha Call For Stockings. » A lady would never dictum of ies to a hardware store to get something in and to help make their stay in our city fs = the Ce min tr mye [spon his i ory rs Sey a doi mitted. rigesnta ks esergmpeall His grit is eimimendable, He evide la geal grtperey: ‘itis in Ine with bao eapeip ay howite cag JOlub met at the office of Chas. 2. Clinch. President Clinch presided . . and the meeting was an harmonious . . -one. The bills presented: were allowed from Frank Conn of Sac. which to encase her ‘nether limbs and . ®d the club finds that it will have lation to the ‘delegation . pedal extremities, but a gentleman. to tap the treagury . to’ the tuné of that is expected to bej friend of ours says that it is necessary . $23.60. The directors ¢ city on the 4th of July. ed that hé was assured of tion from Sunset and } into a hardware store and said to one . #2d othe 36 nd ors coming to Nevada of the clerks that he would like to see will ge sometimes to call at such places for stockings. The other day he dropped field day inst benefit, light the Parlors will /man led him into the agricultural de-. there will be » pr lefinite action regarding . partment and promptly handed him Nets Pie, u the ‘este: liams diea at the Hosdown a couple ‘of hoes. exclaimed the intending purchaser, “that ain't what I want, I want hose with a hole in it, that comes bythe . . foot and you can run the city water “Oh! sheol !*)' ': Wedding at North San, Juan. Ser ater 22 [About two weeks ag0 works through.” “Oh, yes,” said. the . 7080 were married at the: latter place Jones’ Bar and was . clerk and he led the way to the southassim Rev, ppital, but his injuries actors of Glenbrook over the purchase . Park and received roperty. Work will ds. putting the race Former Resident. Hartzell, who in early f age. Old-timers re9 Closed Out. ed out his clothing \° Transcript building, goods was today taken The store lately ocbeen leased to other Court. a west. quarter of the store, where the . Sisdo +. stock of hosiery of different qualities and sizes was piled up. Our friend is a very practical’ man, and the weather. of the latest pattern. He vows, however, that whenever he goes to buy any more he will save time ae calling ae garden stockings, Our Goddess of Liberty. The Tidings says: “Nevada City will elect the Goddess of Liberty by popu-. lar vote. If they would avoid such a difficulty as Grass Valley experienced last year, let the General Committee nominate the candidates,and allow only. such votes to be counted as are cast for the candidates named. Unless this be done, there is danger that a certain element will bring ridicule upon the entire matter by. voting for objectionable characters.” It was suggested at the Committee meeting that the Goddess be elected by popular vote, and no person could be a candidate without the approval of the General Committee, but it was only a. suggestion, and the full authority to act in the matter is now in: the hands of C.J. Brand, Frank Taylor and H. J. Carter. + e@0-+ Have Given it Up. There has been some talk of getting up a celebration at North San Juan for "the 4th of July, but the leaders’ in the Superior Court today, dwell presiding. Peard. Postponed un, years doctors: probh to be a constitatherefore requires . treatment, Hall’s Camufactured, by F. J. oledo, Ohio, is the only : pon the market, It) y in doses from 10) movement have concluded to abandon the idea, owing to the big celebration that is to be given in this--city. The . v: San Juan people will have a celebration on Admission Day. instead and. will spare no pains to make it a grand affair in which the people of the whole county will be invited to participate. Chance For Contractors. ‘The cupers of the Live Yankes gravel . mine, near Graniteville, desire to leta contract to run 200 feet of tunnel. The . prospects atthe mine are very encourthat non She aging and w . fannel is cceaet ad the. main _ will -be reached and that rich pat . Will'‘be struck.. acerca Millinery Clearance Sale. . Miss Alice Haake has just trimmed . up a large assortment of hats and will sacrifice them at cost till the 4th of July. Call at the Union Hotel Parlors. it Dancing at Ragon’s Grove. nfu Tt acte directly . Prof. Michell will give a social hop “mucous surfaces of st Ragon’s Grove on Friday evening,. y offer one hundred wane 12th: All are invited. jist ARRIVALS AT THE ‘Uaion Hotel, Main Street. M. Adams, Frankf 1, Villew, . ui F ibe cakenuons The bride is the daughter of P. W. Gaynor ‘and is.a very popular and accomplished . young lady. ‘The groom is the reporter Mrs. Gagan will arrive here from San ‘Juan this evening and take the train for San Francisco. They have the best acquaintances. “Calendar of the. Days”, with , music recitations ‘aid tableaus by Kate W. Hamilton. This charming piece will seatey i ooee ot te ee evening by some of best talent in the city. Father Time will appear with his great retinue of days a8 never seen befofe.” ‘The little’ ores will figure conspicuously in tations, It brims over with and fun from beginning to end: Everybody, should be presept and enjoy it. Admission aoe ob 86. cents. Reserved seats at Foley’s; ~ Pei 2 911 Bt Guscdcaan alee music at Armory epee ‘Try one at Union Fruit Store, 10 2t

§. A. at Armory Hall tonight. Kari’s Clover Root Tea ina ure Cure tor Heasche and nerothing relieves so quickly. "Sold Sold by Dickerman & 00, Those Bothersome Files. Don’t let them ansioy you, but let Legg & Shaw Co. furnish you with Screen Doors and Windows. Orders taken for odd sizes. All sizes of green wire cloth for sale. . " 9 : Sew P ta cnd all Threat tad. Lang diseases are: : pe coy ‘o Cure. . Sold by Diekerman & Co, All Recommend ie rad, : _B M. SCHMIDT, ae te “Ice cram ‘Ice ae 2 & ‘wae ity 2) ‘CARTER & ec them as SELL not and . Soda MODAY,,. AT ‘FOLEY’ "RRM =T HAVE Se era ie FOLEY’S STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS ~ 13 COMMERCIAL ST. 50 CENTS A WEEK. UMMER PECIALTIES Ss avai) ena ates wf 32 it ble invariably in advance. shsdeulasecands 3 ton to Cesend five’ ret & ae ~, length inserted under this head for 50 cents * @ week or $2 a month, Each additional line 0 cents a week or 4 cents a month. Payarf, Waists §0 cents to $2. _ Latest in TIES to go with them, Dimities, Grass Goods The moat popular in the goods, mediately. Enquire at this office, je4 i ek ad gars ok cue. ofr Otis of San Frang. fered for sale at a bargain if applied for imPrine ry way of Dress Kid" ‘Gloves Situation Wanted: mine in Nevada City or elsewhere. ‘As blacksmith and tool sharpenér at a Am a e sea acylish heing warm be selected cotton Hose ts feage Deingertields codes. Mr. aed. Aetcinw workmes. Apely ss nigcfee 8) HAS La ASS Chee Pete 1 Be 9 Rs ad iiae + cai Infants’ Headgear rect eg Rooms. . Werry. Inquire of Mre, John Brodie. utd e Furnished rooms for rent on Prospect wishes of their numerous friends and . Hill, Nevada City, opposite residence of John that you ever saw. Millinery we Fresh line of Trimmed Art Studio. painting and drawing at Transcript Building, Wed days, from 9 until 12 and from pate yh Mies Cora Sutton will ie instructions in in the Satureekly ‘ate iv ' : ky 251 ea) ea " and “Hana wine. “ Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory cap pan Nine ‘ ‘Crawford, NEVADA CITY i Ln. Key Found. i : tain it by calling at this office and paying fo advertising. ; . PRUTOGEAPES MADE BY MOORE =e 22322828 Are Permanent Pleasing PRICES as Low as Possible Fer FIRST-CLASS Work. ee i Remember, . gearentte anenteption. @@™ Visitors are always welcome. A safe key was found between the PostofSongs, marches and recifice and Lane’s livery stable. Owner can ob; m9 . Popular t Call and see my fine display. : MOORE, York st, Nevada City. Fée re Whooping é Nothing af\ "fords as much. relief as \Vinton’s' Cough : Gute ‘Special.’ -. Do not fail to bey a bbtele Price 50. cents Ate : Mt VINTON’S, BROAD STEET. MONUFENTS, TOFBSONES, RHUBARB ea FOR foe OOR; COYOTE AND MAIN STS., _ WALLACE’S i CAL, GRANITE WORK . . ee . Weisenburger & Coffey Boulder st., near Park ave,, Plastering ———AND—— Brickwork In all thelr branches. hb. PATCHING AND WHITING, _ CEMENT WORK a Specialty. O’REILLY & ZILKIE.*” Leave orders at Star & Crescent Saloon.. ORNAMENTAL © PLASTERING, : Tiere ah fe Toboscnss and Monuments : WORK WaRHANTSD Sikar-cL Ass. Si ae cane ys SEMI-ANNUAL TRACHERS EXAMIte Sma ~ . Sopot a will atthe Washington Monday, July 6th, 1896, An will continue for the week. ROGERS : Clerk. ~ Nevada City, June WHELIHAN BROS., “. Corner Broad and Pine keep . peerand or Si Ova saison . Agents for Ruhstaller’s Gilt Edge} “ee In Summer shades, from . A CHANCE. ME A FIFTY DOLLAR BED-ROOM aT. Cough os Sa ah 2 : ate {DOMESTIC PERCALES, to. keep and look at. "Therefore we: iota airkol them ~ 1so low that the’price will'not cut any figure with you. Call in and examineour. ‘line of HERS $7.50, $10 an $12.50 SITS FOR SOWIE JOHNSTON, the One Price House, be a a Gus 3% ; Supplies you with Cigars? WE — Can please you in this particular. Line includes the SANCHEZ & HAYA, EL, BELMONT, WOODPECKER, , HERIIAN CORTEZ, GEN. ARTHUR. © 5 Cent Brands Our King V and Spanish Belle “are: elegant Smokes for a nickel. H. DICKERMAN & CO.,. DRUGS AND STATIONERY, ' Cor. Pine and Commercial sts. The newt Havane Cigar in the market. Telephone No. 9, Given to every person purchasing $5) ‘Worth of Groceries for Cash ne THE PRIZE AT LEGG & SHAW’S. STORE } ‘Boneless Ham for Picnics; by 5 Special Delivery System is an Unqualified Success. Have You Tried it? W. E. JOHNSTON, ““"Sitene a CLOSING OUT SALE! See WHITE HOUSE pee: Re Retiring From Business : This week we will offer to the pnblic our entire stock, consisting of — CRASH-TOWELING, CRETONES, GINGHAMS, NAPKINS, MUSLINS, HITE GOODS, At such low figures as has never been offered before. Come early and secure some of these Good values. THE WHITE HOUSE, B. NEWMAN & CO. CALICOES, BEEHIVE GROCERY .. J.J. JACKSON, Proprietor. ‘all sm Agency For-=Monogram Whiskey a Blue Label Catsup 3 he Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for : Fancy Groceries oo PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. Battle Ax Tobacco.. ... 30 : Pickles, 4 gal. bottles..) « 25) eS: in bulk, eh 59 75, Cine. Mikado Soap, per bar.. ngenrpce 3 for $0 ee else i in prop dive it a Trial. Duly’ ’s Malt . Gamecock Whisky {8,1 00 IXL, Whisky Bryant’s Root Beer .Bthe Hire’ Ss ty aty ¢ e <.s w ee Sie we oS