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. The Daily Trap
: Brown & CALKINS, ‘ = Brprelor.
Nevada City, Nevada County,
a © CALIFORNIA.
—— .
aah ‘New Ru Rules.
«, » Bd. F. Baylor, r, Register: of aa
be United States Land Office at Sacramento, and Chas. F. Gardner, ae
Register, have issued the following circular to land claimants un-}
der Pre-emption and Homestead
law, which reads asfollows: Un
der the instructions given this
office by the Honorable Commisi
‘sioner ofthe General Land Office,
dated: March 30th, 1886, the following rules must be observed in
_ making final ‘proof. Homestead.
claimants, who have.complied.
with the requirements ‘of law ~ for
the full fiye. years, will statein the
: application filed, of their intention
to offer final proof, whether they
_ desire to appear before the Supe.
rior J udge of the county in’ which’
the land is situatéd, or at his office. Homestead claimants who
desire to commute, and pre-emption claimants who desire to make
proof and'‘payment, will state
whether they desire to offer tinal
proof-at the Land Office, or before
the County Clerk of the county in
which the land is situated. Hereafter no cases will’be set for hearing before Superior Judges except
the Class first named. Claimants
desiring to make final proof before
the Judge or Clerk, in the cases
wherein-they. are authorized to
act, should. always. before. filing
their application to make. such
proof, ascertain whether guch of. :
ficer will consent to ‘act. “An. observance of this suggestion will in . ;
many instances avoid delay and . ‘
expense, asin no instance will)’
proof .be accepted except it be
taken at the place, on, the date, . .
and before the officer named: in
the published. notice, except a8
provided by Section 2291, Revised
Statutes, andin strict accordance
with Circular Instructions of December 15, 1885. Applications to
~ make final proof should always be .
accompanied with a letter, stating’
what is desired, leaving it with
this office to fix the time and
place and name the officer. If the
request is made to have the case
set before the Judge or the Clerk, .
and it shall not be necessary to
cite adverse claimants, the case
will be set as requested. In cases
wherein notices are now being publisheé, proof made in accordance
with the published notices will be
accepted. From and after this date
the new regulations must be observ
ed.
setindieaetl
That Rad! Treaty.
‘Representative yo. Felton has introduced a bill to amend the emigration laws of the United States,
which is aimed directly to prevent
any more Chinese: from entering.
this country. It forbids the landing at any port in the United . States of any person from: a foreign country who is a pauper or
felon, or who is interdicted from
becoming a naturalized citizen of
the United States, and’ provide a
penalty for the landing of bringing
of them to'‘any American port by
any master of a vessel, unless
such persons can show descriptive
certificates from a United States
Consul. It also provides for the
arrest of any such foreigner,: who
cannot become naturalized citizen of the United States, whereever found in this country, who
cazinot exhibit such a certificate.
The pill. is; a good one.and if it
could be passed and enforced: it
svould be thie most efficacions way
of disposing of the troublesome
Chinese. But that pesky treaty .
is in'the way and until that agree.
ment. between this country and
China is abrogated it is hardly’
prebable that so good a law as Felton: — will be passed.
eee
ed
By lack of open air exercise, and
the want of sufficient care in the}
matter of diet, the whole physical .
mechanism . becomes. impaired:
_ during the’ winter. “Ayer’s Sarsa-'
parilla is the’ ‘proper remedy to
take in.the spring. of the year. to.
purify the blood, excite the liver to
action, and restore health and vigor. nin ste lw
~~
Way will ydu cough when Shiloh’s Care will give immediate relief. “Price 10 cts., 50 cts., and #1.
. ee tee..
——-Ooeoeee—eeerr
[Pears desiring to makea 008 . ing
nvestnent t should buy. the, fine!
ch & Bach Piano left for} ¥
Te at Brand Bros.
ot
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
pT a. Robinson, Sacramento,
J. Spaulding, Siegler Springs,
Geo. E. Dow, San Francisco,
J.E. Bernard, do
TA. Altard,” do
ree Mi Boradoro, Willow Valley, .
oore Ea .
“EB. oe Ransom, Sen Vian:
. A.H.Neff,. Colfax, incase
C. C. Mason, Chico,
C. Grissel, Washington,
April 16.
E, J: Harley SanFrancisco,
R. ra do
Woe Nine. do”
‘©; Gr Brooks, do
-W. W. Carter, do iv
W.H. soe a ee Cherokee, _
G. Ramelli, Ranch :
Mrs. Tone Washington,
Mrs. Tregedgo
"tT. G. Farrer, Bh ey OP ;
D. A, Francis, Terndale,
. Mrs. G,. Francis, :
' Mrs. RB. Roberts, .
Dana Perkins, Becta,
i Dr. C. D. Bobo, City,
A.D. Mason, do.
“8, Whiting, do ee
E, Charonnat, Mine, .
Chas. Grissell, Washington.
Ge CPE a ce ITTY
i Sugar making has already be’
gunin some parts. of VermontThe yield promizes to be neny: an
average one.
_eammorcnemeroenenne comme
Swart’s photogaphs are second
is no artist in the State. Go and
see specimens at-—his. gallery on
Broad ‘street,’ opposite Stumpf’s
Hotel. Prices low. *< *980-tf
— 4
Restaurant ands edging House
‘ForSale:’
. The Chicago’ Restaurant and
Lodging House, situated on Commercial st., Nevada City,is‘offered
for sale. For particulars énquire
on the premises. ‘m25-tf
at Brand Brothers. ° 1t Se
Easter cards:at Brand ‘Brothers. tt
se aad
——_ o> —
Powrt Reyes: Borrar; four bits
a roll, at Suirn’s.
Use D. D. D, for Dyspepsia.
>
For Dyspepsia and Liver Com
iplaint, you. have a printed guarantee'on: every bottle of Shiloh’s
Vitalizer. It never fails to cure:
Carr Bros.,. Agents.
o_e
i
cleanses, brightens, and invigorates; the hair; and restores faded
or-gray hair to its youthful color
and lustre. People with gray hair
prefer to use the Renewer, rather
than proclaim to the world,through
their bleached locks, that they are
-becoming aged, and passing on to
decay. 1w
a)
MACHINERY AND TOOLS
For Light’ Manufacturing and
Amatears,
. Agere Drill Présses, Shapers, Scrol
Saws and Smaijl Machine Tools for Iron
and Wood Working.
‘ SEND STAMP FOR CATALOGUE.
mie :/ BARNES & Co., Syracuse, N-¥
STOP THAT coucH
.¥ USING THE'GUM TREE COUGH
YRUP., If once tried in gent famil
wi tprove free trom anything to icken th
stomach, and the only safe:remedy tor stop
-ping a coughs ad, pall ae Ue oe weak lungs
fe ree no eq' ohsumption
and is from the leavesof th « Austral
= Gum’‘o Pe eta Tree, combined with
oerbonm r
VINTON, Agent, Nevada CityS
royal, valuable,sample box
‘ ot goods that will, putyou
in the way_of making MORB
MONEY at once, than anything else in rica, Both sexes of allages can'live at home
and work in spare time, “or all, the. time.
Capital not required. We -vill. start, you.
Immense pay sure for those. who stark.at
once, » STINSON & Co., Portland, Maine, 021
Send 10 cents postage,and
we will mail }ou. FREB/®
Money Made on a Small Capital.
Apparatus, Stock and Sup ppries of all Kinds
Ker Making Rubber Hand Stamps.
can equal it for large and speedy recuras. Ayres chance to establish a permanent, profitable and growing business in
your’ Own town On a Very small capital”~
SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS,
The Barnes & Allen Mig Co.,
$ ; : FE aces) N, Y.
w for the soca ees Send
10 cents for postage, and
be “ie mail you FREE, @
valuable box of sample goods that will sf you in the way of
making more money in a few dayathan you
Pever thought possible atany business a)
ital not i We will start you, You
can work all the time or in re time onl
The work is universal] pted to bo
sexes; young and old. You can easil each
from 50 cents to $5 every evening. tall .
who want. work may test the business, we
inake this u eled offer: to all. who.are
not well.sa' held we wiil eo * to Bil ed for
the trouble of writin, «ny culars
Drections, etc., sent free. Fortunes will be
Cede by those ‘who give their whole time to
tpn work. Great success absolutely sure.
mo’t delay.’ Start now. Address Siixson
th., Portland, Maine
Piles ' Piles'! ! Pile sll
UnE cure for Blind, lind, Bleeding and ‘ltching Piles. one has cured the worst
vases of 20 years’ ding. me one need
‘or fiye minutes etok illiam’s Pile
steele It absorbs tumors, allays ftchag poultice, gives
ee peat for Piles, oe of the
vate mothing else. Hon J Me
bury, of Clevelanu, says “T have used
scores of Pile cures, and it “affords me pleasure te. say that I have never found any
which gives such immediate an permanent
nw sah iota bo. Pile Ointment,
eveland, Ohio,
For,Sale by CARR.BROS.
NEVADA CITY.
“ae” UNION HOTEL, \,,1
Hegox Bros. . 42+» PROPRIETORS .
say \ April 15, + PRICE LIST
. For Cash! 4
Fringep and plain Faster cards . .
j)San Francis dees “
“Hauw’s Hair Renewer renews,
he Gree light manufacturing business] .
WILLIAM WOLP'S
py
a Oeil : toa
Your, per 100 Ibs, $2 25 . :
heat, OS eg
‘. Corn, 2 feo rato
Rolled Barley, “ “1 876
Bran, per a “I 12%
White Sugar,
sy invitede,
Hien License and the. Temper
ance ticket hada farraw
at Healdsburg.
ACKLEG has appeared: among
e-Of-Alpine county. thec
eR 2
Wiiletodas laundry. -at Healdsburg is &"pronounced success.
NEVADA CHAPTER, Ri tM
Special Commupisation.Theré will be a communication
of Nevada Chapter,.No.6,.Ro A.
M. on Monday evening, at 7:30
o’clock. Members of the Chapter
visiting Mca are. cordially
oe Me ly Mansn,,
“High fot.
eT i. Bo xan, Recreiaty a
Grass ss Seeds.’
Italian Rye, Red Close, Tim. othy and Altalfa seeds. for sale. insets
Brown ve 14 _ 1
‘. Rice, owe ee ee
_. Pranes, Ss “6 Tl
‘. Cod Fish, ake) See. 9
Beans, es Ce
Pearl “Barley. i a°
Java Coffee, ~ a
Costa Rica oe s fe ie
Roasted “« _§*
Ground Pe
Was’g Powd'r 1R-papers 1
Starch, Boe be
. Corn Starch, i= *
Oysters + 10,. canst.
. Green Corn,( Lee .
Green Peas, © pe Sn ae
String Beans 4 ee
Tomatoes, --8“1
‘) Salmon, Ve
TablesFruit; Oxr: 1
Pie Fruit, ” is.“ 4
Jelly, 2 a & of; I
Sardinés' a cee .
Deyiled \Ham, a *.-F
Corned og 4. J
Lard;* v0" Tha. ‘90
Lard, 8 Ibs. 75
Lard,’ , 4 tbs. 40
Kerosene, per gallon, 40
Syrup, per gallon,’ 60
2-25 Syrup, & gilen (kegs,
Pickles, gallon kegs, I 25
Good’ ‘Tea, ober, Ib,. . 25
“ Japan” ‘Tea, x-Ae 35
6 ales
6 Ib. box, I-50
“ English Breakfast “1 40
be Z ; ~ persib, 35
Soap, « ~,. per box,. 55
Harkness Candl’s, piper ha, > 40
Goodwin's: ‘+
: 50
50
40
Starch, ~per box,
Butter, ‘per roll,
"Tobacco, sper. plug,
AND EVERYTHING “ELSE iN
PROPORTION,
WILLIAM WOLE
MISS HANNAH BRANCH'S
—-GREAT——
vol. acd REMEDY,
Barge Wourets1. Small: Bottle 506
4
\ 7
pas 8 18° THE GREATEST REMEDYBIN
the world for
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
Quinzy;‘Oroup, Hoarseness,
Asthma; Whooping. Cough,
“AND? Aly: DISEASES OF THE «
THROAT -4ND LUNGS.
It perfdrie wonders" in . relieving Consumpticn, it strengthens the Lungs, and
nny sie mu irritation of the Threat.
For Sule at thé pridcipal, Drugstores in
Nevadafcounty
H.§BRANCH andjA. P. CLARK,
d2 Proprietérs, Nevada City.
cuas. E WILD. Cuas. KLINGENSPOR,
Klingenspor & Wild,
Barbers,
AVE PURCHASED THE SHOP ON
Pine Street, rear of Vinton’s Drugstore,“ heretofore conducted by Fletcher
Banks, where they will be pleased to attend
to the wants of all thelr old customers, and
an unlimited number of new ones.
Shaving. .
‘Hair Cutting,
Hair Dressing,
Shampooing.
ear First-cliss Work done in;all thése
branches.
Hootblacking free to Customers
As Heretofore.
a6-Lm KLINGENSPOR & WILD.
WHITE LABOR.
SKILLED -and UNSKILLED
Help—Male and Female—of all
descriptions furnished at once by
{. H. Hansen & Co. .
Employment: Agency,
110 Geary St., San Francisco.
Telephone 485. comers
solicited, “mis 3m
oe
MARY E. ‘LITTLE,
Physician,
‘Wadswerth, Nevada City.
60}
Twentieth dai ‘of
‘delinquent,
‘public auction
“11365, Mining
OFEICE AND RESIDENCE SECOND DOOR }.
. E. Rosenthal’s. ©
Garden and, Flower Seeds.
et
All kinds of ‘resh Garden and
Flower, Seeds at FE) RosenthaPs.
bottle of Shilob’s Catarrh Remewee —
Carpets, Wall Paper, Ete.
ae
Go‘and see the beautiful carpets,
forth’s furniture store.
>.
al3-lw
For Sale,
The house and lot on Broad St.,
now occupied by Jno. T.-Calawell.
For further particulars enquire of
A. H. Parker.
ome:
Beauriry your yards by sowing
ome of that fresh’ Kéntucky bluegrass und mixed lawn and. white
clover seed that has just arrived
at Carr Bros, tf
Suton’s «Catarrh Remedy—a
positive cure for Catarrh ,Diptheria
and Canker. Mouth. Carr Bros.,
agents.
Pure ‘‘ Lanaswan’’ hen eggs
for hatching, to be had of A. R.
1m
a
‘st. near Post and Express Offices.
o>s
Our ‘Taste. tf
(SEADION MINING OCOMPANY.—Lo~ Assessment Notice.
cation of prineipal place of busi San
” A.xasit Tajector free with each sa!
dy. see BG eae, Care Rika
_ rears 2 se as
and wall papers, etc., at Suke. ;
Dr. PENNINGTON, dentist, Broad . +
‘Inynonpers’ liquor licenses -in
Boston have been increased from
$600 to $800, and other classes are
proportionately raised.
Tue Grand Army of New Engand are making great preparations for their. excursion to San
Francisco in August.
Dr. Pesyra, of thé University ef
Michigan, demonstrates that water . .
purifies itself by freezing to the:
extent of 39 per cunt.
Tue Texas cattle drive this year
will exceed 300,000 head. Several . :
héfds have ‘been started on the
trail this week.
* Ornizens of Sand Diego have already ‘subscribed $59,000 toward
the ew mhamimgpth hotel stheme
“Los ANGELES is examining bids
Hor h contemplated electric-fire
alarm, ‘eaneona ;
Is aot aliquid orSnuft.
It has ganed an enviable Reputation
wherever hnown, displacing all other preparations, An article of undoubted merit.
It allays pain and causes no snvezing.
Oream Balin,
WHENZAPPLIED into the nostrils will be
ahsorbed, effectually cleansing the rasal
passages of catarrhal virus, ciusing healthy
secretions. Italla
the membranal. linings of the head from adGitional colds, completely heals the sores
and restores the senses of taste and smell.
Beneficial results are realized by a few applications.
2! Suonoven TagaTment WiLL Cure.
nequal or old in the Hra
Headache avd Deafness, or any nay
of mucous membranal irritation. Send for
circular. Sold by all wholesale. and retail
druggists. “Price 50 cts. 50 cta,. by mail.
Stamps received.
ELY BROS., Druggists, Owego, N. Y.
pmeoeemntest
City Election Announcements.
Por City Trustee,
CASPER ishereby announced as a
» candidate for City Trustee. Eleetidu May 8d.
For City Assessor.
¥F, GETCHEUCL is hereby anneupeed
as acandidate for. the office of City
Assessor. Election Monday, May 8, 1886.
Francisco, California, Location of works,
Nevada county, California,
Notice is hereby given, thatat a meeting
of the Board of Trustees, held on the 13th
day of April, 1886, an assessment (No, 21) of
iTen (10¢, Oc) Conta p per share was levied-upon
ee stock of the corporation, payable
immediately in United States gold coin to
thé Secretary, at his office, No. 522 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal.
Any stock “ion which this assessment
shall remain id on Thursday the
Mav, 1886," avill be
and nivertised for sale at
d unless. pay yment is
made before, will ay sold on TUESDAY, the
Eighth , of JUNE, 1 to
lithe delinquent assessment, teeiaier with
:. costs of adv oS and expenses of sale.
WETZEL,
Ofice—No. §22 Montgomery. street, San
‘Francisco, Cal.
No. 1205,
SHERIFF’S SALE.
In the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State.of California.
[Order of Sale and Decree of Foreclosure. }
8. B. DAVENPORT, Plaintiff, vs. ENOS
P. HUBBARD, WM. H. SMITH, JOSEPH
EUSTIS and ©. A. TOMPKINS, defendants.
AM HEREAS §. B, Dayenpdrt on the. 10th
day of April, 4. D., 1886, recovered
ent against Enos . P. Hubbard,
we . Smith, Joseph Kustis and E, A
Tompkins, fot thesum of Thirty-Six Hundred and Twenty-Five (83625,00) Dollars;
together with costs of suit taxed at $84. 05,
and council fees allowed horein amountin;
to the sum of $50, with ~— interes
thereon fromthe date .of said judg
ment, at the rate of 7. pér .cent. annunr-till paid, which said judgment is recorded in the Judgment Book 2-of the said
Superior Court, on es 705 et seq., and
whenent it is order t the mortgage set
4 des oh complaint, be foreclosed
therein’ deseribed,. towit:
Situmte, 5 ang ft being in the said County
ot ‘Nev State of California, and bounded and partionlariy described as follows, towilt?
hirst:
-vein or lode situate-in Nevada -mini is
trict, known as and called the Kagle Quarts
Mining: Olaim, together with surface groun:
thereuabo belonging, containing 6 aS 08
acres, more or less, as set forthin a certain
U. 8. Patent i to. said d party,
dated February 23d, 1875, and more particularly descri ag embracing a@ portion of
the East half.of Section never in Township
16 North, Range 9 East, M.D. B. & M.,. to
nage said patent reference is hereby igide .
or the purpose of further tion.
Second: All and saga pee certain quartz
ledge No. 1 or No. 2, and recorded , on the
20th day of May, 1877, in Book No. 7, page
Records of Nevada: county, containing 1500 linear feet on the ledge, which
said ang . aha 4 gag or to ee _
purpose eseription, _ Thi
singular that pe quartz feaes or re
containing ‘1000 fee known a the New
Haven ledge, lows: =
mencing at a point on bg Red
where the pings of bac ee le ere Tedgé
above descri ee tree te
patented land of ; ar run= eacignen up ‘feet to a small
fens saat aN H. i No. 1; thence northcay 1000 feet more or. less to a small pine
tree on the so:.th bank of Deer creek mark+
_Led N. H. No. 2; thence following the bank
of maid Deer Creek 500 feet to the line of the
Eagle 1 mining claim, thence southerly
along said line tothe place of ap ey
Together with alt and
ments, "hereditaments : an sauietienin
thereunto belonging or in anywise
taining Will be sold at public auctio: to
satisfy ani ndgmnent. together with interboat aad cost.
Notice is hereby given that I will sell at
publicsale, in front of the Court House
door, in the City ot Nevada, County of Nevada, State of ¢ ifornia, on
sentane May 10th, 1886,
Between the hours of @ o’cl’k:a. M. & 5 o’cl’k.
Pp. M.to wit: 12 o'clock m., all the tig bop
and interest which’thedefendantsr ei
them, * gg ag entitled action, ed
‘in nar “tg or
on the coh me “of eg the
‘which sald ju agence dockéted as Beg
spe ha or =~ have cubsequently
= abov —
eae ro wie cash, to
Given rr: =n ae of
‘April, A. D. 1886.
verison
__ ABOVE EPISCOPAL CAURCH,
‘NEVADA STREET,
5 anes
aad singular that certain auerts Cal:
For City Marshal.
1LLIAM EDDY is hereby announced
asa caididate for the office of City
Marshal. Election Monday, May 3, 1886.
For City Marshal.
8. HOLBROOK is hereby announped
as a candidate for re-election to the J.
‘office of City Marshal, Election, Monday,
May 3d, 1886.
For City Assessor.:
W B. HOCKING is hereby announced
« 88a candidate for re-election to the
office of City As-:essor. Electi May 34, 1888. ion Monday,
FOR SALE
_ LODGING H®USE AND SA’
me * LOON ON BROAD STREET,
H NEVADA CITY. Residence
on Spring street. Divided or
the whole, on easy terms. .
Apply at thig office, ad
Co-partnership Notice.
TATF OF CA LIFORNIA, COUNTY OF
Névada, ss: We, the un “
Dg business in this State, at the City of Neyada, County of Nevada, under the firm
livery and sale.stable; that the names in full
of all members of such partnershi
Joseph Epstis and Henry Lane and that the
the places of our respective residences are
set Opposite to, our respective names” hereto
subscribed. In witness whe-eof we have
hereunto set our hands, this 18:h day of
April, 1886.a Powper Co.,
Ely’s Cres Balm .
ys inflammation, protects . .
do
nereby certify that we are partners transactname of Eustis and Lane, im the business of
p are
a oe
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies.
marvel of purity,
wholesomeness.
ati NY.
3
strength ‘iin
ore economial than the ordinary. kinds, and
cannot be sold in competition with
the multitude of low test, short
weight, alum or phosphate powders. Soup oNLV IN CANS. RoyaL
106 Walt
WILL. OPEN
PSAT URDAY
In Searl’s New Block,
“Comme cial Street,
Nevada City.
A. new stock of
DRY. GOODS, FANCY GooDs, CARPETS,
Cil Cloths, Mattings, Men’s. and.
Boys Clothing. Hats, Caps, _
\ Boots, Shoes, Ete.
READ OUR .PRIOCH IisT,
30 pieces 40-inch “wide Cashmere, 10 cents per
yard, in allshades, 171!
60 pieces Colored ‘Lawns, 20 yards for The warPay %, mike,
’ N ee
INVITATION COMMITTEE;
voRAULI PARLOR, NO. 56, N.S, 6, W,
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
~E. F.Rosenthal,
L. B. Johnson, W. E. Welch,:
W. J: Williams, Geo. L. Hughes,
C. W. Chapman, J. F. Colley,
W. B. Celio, . _W,H.Landrigan,
W.L. Williamson, W. F. King,
H.H. Buhring, J.B. Miller,
H. J. Carter; C. W. Hill.
FRANK T: NILON.
—_—FLOOR COMMITTEE:
G.A. Black, fF. W. Bost,
M. M., Baruh, J. Grimes,
W.J. Richards, C«F. Bouvier, .
A. F. Morrison, J. O’Donnali,
J.M. Hussey, ‘T. V. Harris,
E. P. Gaylord, E,W. Black.
man and Two Ladies, @1:50.
men 50 cents, Ladies 25 cents:
“ANRING SI
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ean
‘s 9 r Pra, ald
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GRAND OPENING
Friday, April 16th, 1886, of New
Fh pd clalalolalalatolalaiaiaiainioioloinisialelsiaioislelalaieiaiainiat
MER MILLINERY#3#+
Hats. Bonnets, a ee Plumes, .
: Trimmings, Ribbons, Frames,
Ete., Etc., Eto.
Sole agency for the (iniversa Pattern Cbtigany
of New York and London.
terns in the world. A full supply just received.
Beautiful Hair Work—Prant ieces and Switches
Ee Call ae See: the New Goods. <3
2
MISSES BOARDMAN * DREYFUss,!
Second Annual Ball
(Hydraulic Parlor,
NO, 56,
Hunt’s Hall, Nevada City,
Friday Evenia g, May 7, 1886
D. Ey Morgan,
L. 8. Calkins, H.H.McCutchan,
J.B. Gray, H. C. Schroder,
FLOOR DIRECTOR:
Music by Goyne’s Full Orchestra of Eight Pieces
Tickets, Admitting One GentleSpectators to Gallery, GentleThe best . fitting ‘patranted fast colors.
65 pieces Figured Piques,: 15 yards-for $1..
Black and Colored’ Buntings, .15,.cents, per yard,
and warranted all wool. .
Black and Colored Silks, and Velvets at your own
price.
Crochet Quilts at 75 cents apiece,
Marseilles Quilts from $1 to $15 apiece. _
Sheetings, ‘Table Linen, Napkins, Towels, Muslin.and Blankets.at yourownpricé) \
Linen and Cotton Laces and Embroidevias: from
I cent a yard up. :
75 dozen ladies Chemise at 2 5 cents: each, embroidered wich lace. . =
Genuine C. P., Corsets at $2. a pair.
Little Daisy Corsets only 40 cents, in all sizes.
750 bone Corsets, only: $1° 50.
Best. quality Roxbury: Brussels Carper, for 75
cents a yard. »~ .,
2d ‘quality at 60 cents a bavdGentlemen’s White Shirts, made out of the best
muslin, 75 cents‘aptece.
Merino Shirts 37% cents apiece.
Men’s and Boys’ Overalls, best quality, 50 “cents,
And 30 yards Calico, for $1. aM
If any one can beat theSe prices we will. But them
Down Still Lower.
YOU WILL SAVE 35 PER-CENT.
By buying your géeds*at VICTOR LUBECK'’S
New Store, Commercial Street.
We have only: Néw‘and only’ First Glass Goods.
Orders from the country, promptly attended to.
WE ARE HERE TO STAY.
‘VICTOR LUBECK,
IN BO’ TTLES, STRICTLY PURE.
eee D TONIC.
‘ie Altima vod
Recommended by Physicians for weitere Complaints, ‘Thills and
Fever, Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Constin
stimulant. Fre e from all injurious substance, ption. “A wholesome
A Necessity in the Sickroomfa a a Luxury on the. Sideboard.
OFGiwe Eta Trial. sd
*Each ‘Bottle has the above Trademark label aind
signature label of A. Frnxaausin & Co., San Fernches, Cal —
Reslding at Nevada City: Nevada Gounty, . Grand March at 9 o'clock, sharp. . 2" None other.genuine. “Don't be deceived.
_Badng ot evade ch Ren Sy, “y ©) GEO: C.GAYLORD, Agt.
. Apri. Dealer in General Merchandise.
qos . BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL,
Tine Samd Bozz. Stamdard
‘Boot and Shoe Fa ory!
Resa orry.
EST LINE OF
Ready. Hat Footwear in the Cousty
WE MAKE TO-ORDER
EVERYTHING: IN THE seston oF pars. and AgAS,
Miners : Ba a Secialty,
We wal i ia Prien Prices, i Cath. tay .
‘NIVEN, & MACOMBER.
bd t
tion.
i Ol. “omnasseo White Rye Whisky
: &return of
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18 PUBLISHAD
Dailv. Mondays’ Ex
_ Taiz San Juan Time:
man who saw the hole,
cut through, the Milt
C6.’3 offiee, was large .
any white man te craw
He thought that both ¢
prietors of the TRaNsc
craw! through together
not say that the hole w:
either of the partners.”’
believe Stidger had any
with it either, for the x
be would have given hi
away by leaving his. c
hole. ee ee
. Tue weather all over’
has been, indirectly, tk
anumber of suicides,
have occurred in thi
thus depriving our
reading @ long local
such an affair. We we
a better frame of mind
obituary, but a. victim
come to the mn ii
SzveRAL days ago we
the rainfall ~ would
inches for the svason.
“we wrote the item, to x
mildly we thought it a
tion. The rainfall table
two things: Ist, , that
sixty inches, and 24, t
an accidental prophet.
Ee a
Tuere will be preac
morning and evening *
grégational church, by
Rev. J. Sims. Subject
in the evening, “A
Guarded by a Lion an
ANOTHER attempt is
to build a:new . theatr
Valley.. The Union ©
particulars in a few
hope our suggestion
adopted.
—_— 3+
Wa. Lyncu, who he
ing outa sentence 0
in the. county jail, fi
goods under false ]
Grass Valley, was 3
leased from custody.
George D, BUCKLE
has ‘been in San F
some time, attending t
U. S. Circuit-Court, 1
\ terday.
Tue weather for tb
or so has been ‘gloriot
forthe reporter to ru
city hunting up item:
A Sm
Mr. and Mrs. J. J
Angeles, are visiti
Mrs. Thos. 8. Ford.
their wedding tour.
Tur case of Thoma
vs. Charonnut was st
the Superior Court ys
ad
Goto chureh tods
~ that we wilt not hav
rain tiil next Decemt
Be
No overland mail
terday morning.
eee
For City Trt
K. Casper is offici
ed in this: morning’
as # candidate. for
Mr. Casper has ‘sei
‘in’ that capacity * f
and hisrecord, whi
one, 1s. before the pe
Por City Trv
I. J. Rolfe, K.Casy
L, M. Sukeforth, E;
Richards, Br Lowel
Locklin are talked c
candidates for City T
ones s are to be elects
po
Ne Meet
The meetingof N
Arch Chapter annot
Monday evening ha
poned until fur ther 1
EE =
Tae ‘Balsamic,
brother’ aged 19, ha
nfaney. Samaritan
him.” AL W.'C
Minn. $1.50 at Car
5 ————-S
ARE you made mi
aN digestion, Constipat
\Loss‘of Appetite, 7
hiloh’s Vitalizer ~
cure.Carr Bros., a
an sh
A cold of unusual
T took last autumn .
§ difficulty decided]
all its characteristic
my oid:
Cream Balm comp!
ed every symptom
Wotr sells tea.an
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