April 19, 1888 (4 pages)

le Coun h Grissell, the firm debtors.8, doin Arita & their penm insolhey and the said said firm nt. The s hereby 1 the espartnersuch as tion, and faccount afely un»of their or to any sociation i debtors r deliver er of this creditors ofbeand ig, Judge ounty of ‘troom of iy.of Neof April, to prove assignees r be pubscript, a ublished en as the said day he meanrid InsolNG, Sourt, m20 OF THE alifornia., . Thomas in this inventory *s that he Thomas be insolNeyada is ion of all the said r, except rom exvouchers,. i to keep nent of an pay any ‘0 deliver Insolvent rporation aid debtor or deliver ler of this creditors before the 2 Superior la, in open ld Court, a, onthe sia FOO; , to prove r more usr. order be Transcript, ation, pubda, as of1ed, before f the credirat in the t the said LLING, or Court. nt. m3 1878. ice, + 1888. § in compli the Act of “An act for ates of CalVashington acramento, California, his sworn se of the S wnship No. will offer ht is more than for agtablish his egister and mento, Cal. 1, 1888. He Manion of 0.; Steven gounty, P. ay, Nevada evyada City, zy adversely equested to n or before , Register. sh. 18, 1888. :—You are é expended nd improveond Quartz ng District, fornia, conat in length 1 Four Hunm. bounded by the Oro » South Ex. West by vav.14 of Secye 8 East, M. as made in der the proStatutes of ount requir year ending proportion of of an undilaim, is fifty y days after fail or refuse d at Nevada of such exrinterest in become the ler said SecLOCKLIN. cee ININGCOMipal place of yrnia. Locada counties, t a meeting is Company 1888, an asars and Thir1pon the cappayable imicoin to the office-of the 215 Sansome ia, or to the rlow, at hisassmentshall ie 2ist day of , and adver , and unless ye BOld at the dnesday the ‘4 the delineosts of adsctors. ', Secretary. 215 Sansome ed. EN BY THE ator of the d, to the crediavi claims exhibit them , within four ation of this or-at the law e Block, Grass da,or the same nistratrix, Rowe, dec’d. m20 ised. VEN BY THE yr of the last ensed, to the having claims y exhibit them rs, within four don of this no: at the law ofevada City, in of California, NEY . , f John Laney, 1 2d, 1888. Executor. oe 8 vol. LVI.—No. 8632, NEVADA CITY, CAL. THURSDAY MORNING. A'PRIL 19, 1888. 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Justice nearly two miles from the spot. ‘The Constable had picked up & colored man on the way, who mado and swore to a complaint, and the drummer was arraigned on the chargo, although his Honor seemed very uneasy about it. The Colonel ihe caso was.ready ho said: you?” of court?" »Seed law book wrong side up, and finally replied: to pay $1 costs.” Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars She Colonel. . ew 8 erland Emi gra Trains. No additional charge for Berths in Tickets Sold, Sleeping Car Berths secured, and other information given upon applica tion at the Company’s offices where passen: ers calling in person can secure choice of W. H. MILLS, Land Agent, C. P. R. R. San f rar ; JERUME MADDEN, Land Agents. P. R NEVADA CITX, = = © CAL. MRS. J. NAFFZIGER.Proprietress. , 1, rowne, , H. GOODMAN National Exchange, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Hotel in the City. Has attained a standardof excellence which ns are celebrated for The experienced panse.y hich the des' n,beanty at enjoys of being the leading and esira . best hotel in : schools, churches REOTOR BROS., Proprietors. Formerly of the Union Hotel, Nevada City, : . Business time, or for their Cao ereons of either ea, 7 Feri who needed; you are ; eat; the n thec clude a number of handsome suits. e mountains. and McMahon House, Hollister, Cal. Massive fire-proof structure, free from the uated in the very centre ofthe city, with mi preme Post Office and General Stage Office for all lines in the building. Passengers can Ore all leave this. Hotel 20 minutes later than any other when departing oy stage. The Table of the Nationa Exchange isa pet feature with the ng eee a is guarmprovement that in-. anteed superior to any and money can pro-} The Roomsare neat and Wasiravle; and inmanagement will spare B. ge to sustain the repa. neither pains of ©* National Exchange now tion, its action is imme instantly relievesthe most vittent attack and insures comfortable sleep. @.waite. tion. “Get out! You don’t know anythin ing for results. Being used by finhalaae ee result iw sil fin, anda eure is t fi pan cases. A single trial convinces the most skeptical. Price 50¢ and $1.00 of ap + 4 Sgt OS “ What's wrong wid dat notis ?”” asked the “Pat's me, sah. I’m a constable an’ 1 “Oh, you did? Well, I hope the o-s-f} With you?” “(Yos, aah. I’rest you, sah.’’ “What for?” ‘* Where eee ‘<Befo’ de Justiss, sah! We'll seo about The drummer was advised against resiatveted as counsel for the prisoner. \ When “Your Honor, who is this court.” : “Tis, sah,” was the dignified reply. “ ~* «cHfas this man shown any contempt for . “No, sah.” “Then how can you try him for contempt The old man scratched his head, opened t “De prisoner am discharged, but will hey «But if he is—diseharged because of innocence, ‘hess do you aeh the right oi ble costs onto him ?”" asked the Colonel. * ~ 4 “Where doI? Why in the law book.” ‘‘ Which one?” ™ “De one at home.” “I take exceptions, your Honor, and shall arry this case to the Supreme Court,” said “Umph! Dat alters do case. ‘De prigoner am discharged from his fine of $1, an’) do constable am fined $2 for making & fool of hiseclf an’ gettin’ dis court all twisted up in a hard knot afore white folks! « “ations “3 Evasive” Answer. Mrs. Whistler (who hag just seon Mrs. Wiggins go down the stoop in a sensational manner)—‘‘ What in the world did you tell her, Kate?” Kate—‘‘You tolt me to give her an evasive answer, ma'am, about yer being at home, so I just hit her in the eye and slammed the door in her face.”,—[Columbia Spectator. + ———___ > + Knew Woman's Nature. -. Peddler (to woman at the door): Can Isee your mother, miss? ; Woman: My mother? Peddler: Yes, miss, the lady of the house. Ihave somo beautiful articles that she will be glad to seo. : Woman (graciously): Well—er—I am the lady of the house, sir, and if you will step into the parlor I will be glad to look at what you have got.—[New York Sun. ——__-e A Big Mistake. « vy “What's that?” asked the city editor of a reporter, reading a piece of manuscript, « Poetry,” responded the reporter. ‘ “Why, that-ain’t poetry ; its straight prose,” contended the boss, making a closer inspecabout it. It’s a letter from my best girl. 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Old » ‘I’m glad salvation r oa were so offensive that m 3 could not stand the stenc away from me, 3 As a last effort I about seven. months *~ OP the medicine, th 20 fen te gent bc Ne ii . P ae reece ere . Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, But the means of + Required good, “a aed Come . And he took tempews, as well became sinter ae delete . o right) OThe richest of the fold. rea 8 ; ” etd ce diag Neat ORY { He's a noble man!” the ‘*.¢ Our Christian Brother And Billy smiled ashe sublet nine . And got his own pew free.ard-earned gold ; Cleanses th® Nasal Pass: sages, Allays Painand Inflammation, Heals Sores, & Restores the Senses of Taste and Smell. TRY the Oure. isagreeable. Price 50 cents at Drugggists by mail, registered, 60cents. Circulars free. 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Nothing is to seen 0 the terrible ciseate. orto remind me of the torture I suffered for mene esis except the scars of the perfectly heale ulcers, Iwant the -w toknow of the almost ma w= hp -nlnptis earemetat oa BEB eibe Ly ! TAD ITT . parscolay A ate ary to hej hog and I J { ) . A wr anster iniie BReey etek to Brow. ¥. T i { p {i () p . , . iN : ( Y (; , () . . ! . : ‘Bond, of Lithonia, as to the truth of my statement. Very gratefully yous Treatise on Blood and akin Diseases mailed free. THE Swit Speciric Co, Drawer Atlanta, Ga, the y foliow-workmen . effective in relieving the most -scriou and would move . bronchial and pulmonary affections.” j her to virorous health,” Is Unequaled. edhe Sagi by ye apd happiest results.” © L. J. Addison, 2°. Di. . Poet ET fond great relief, and AN OCC&) gaadies, : Bridles, right leg had eaten through fend to Chicago, —lll., writes: “1 haye never slocunl ee of it since that time has, [ think, A ihe oes. 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Thomas in this inventory *s that he Thomas be insolNeyada is ion of all the said r, except rom exvouchers,. i to keep nent of an pay any ‘0 deliver Insolvent rporation aid debtor or deliver ler of this creditors before the 2 Superior la, in open ld Court, a, onthe sia FOO; , to prove r more usr. order be Transcript, ation, pubda, as of1ed, before f the credirat in the t the said LLING, or Court. nt. m3 1878. ice, + 1888. § in compli the Act of “An act for ates of CalVashington acramento, California, his sworn se of the S wnship No. will offer ht is more than for agtablish his egister and mento, Cal. 1, 1888. He Manion of 0.; Steven gounty, P. ay, Nevada evyada City, zy adversely equested to n or before , Register. sh. 18, 1888. :—You are é expended nd improveond Quartz ng District, fornia, conat in length 1 Four Hunm. bounded by the Oro » South Ex. West by vav.14 of Secye 8 East, M. as made in der the proStatutes of ount requir year ending proportion of of an undilaim, is fifty y days after fail or refuse d at Nevada of such exrinterest in become the ler said SecLOCKLIN. cee ININGCOMipal place of yrnia. Locada counties, t a meeting is Company 1888, an asars and Thir1pon the cappayable imicoin to the office-of the 215 Sansome ia, or to the rlow, at hisassmentshall ie 2ist day of , and adver , and unless ye BOld at the dnesday the ‘4 the delineosts of adsctors. ', Secretary. 215 Sansome ed. EN BY THE ator of the d, to the crediavi claims exhibit them , within four ation of this or-at the law e Block, Grass da,or the same nistratrix, Rowe, dec’d. m20 ised. VEN BY THE yr of the last ensed, to the having claims y exhibit them rs, within four don of this no: at the law ofevada City, in of California, NEY . , f John Laney, 1 2d, 1888. Executor. oe 8 vol. LVI.—No. 8632, NEVADA CITY, CAL. THURSDAY MORNING. A'PRIL 19, 1888. 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DAILY ° 73 ILY — Gonnecting with 5:45: hadindet leaving San Francisco at 8:30 A. M JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager. E. H. BROWN, Superintendent. ENA) SOS eS ee : Empire Livery Stable Broad st:, Nevada City, opp Netional Ex change Hotel, JAMES HENNESSY, ~ Proprietor, THE PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIRE the larges b enn Sarria es and Bu geies "fg he found in this part of the State. “eames with elegant Buggies; Wagons an Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms The horses are free from vice, of geod style aad capable of going as fast as any gentle‘man cares'to drive. Good Saddle Horses always on hand CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROMPTL FURNISHED. ——<—$$<<— Se Quick Time. and Cheap Fares + TO ‘Eastern and European Cities. ALL EUROPEAN. PORTS UNION HOTEL, r @ = g H. G. PARSONS. -. Business Manager General Manager. Gen. Pass & Tk’t Agt THE LFADING HOTEL OF NEVADA CITY...-+0:++ +: CALIFORNIA TOURISTS, SEEKERS FOR HEALTH AND en es ‘ offered by this Hotel. 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Wea a WORKING CLASSES ATTENTION Sarde wherever they ee Pees odes Po->3 sole a; earenow prepared to furnish all * \ V es wil employment at home new, light and pro! ing, and @ proportions su their time _garn nearly . yauch as see this ge a this 0 not well satisfied w lar to pay for ae Long of writin: culars at eae. Briksox & Co, Portland, Maine, Attached to Overland Express Trains. Third Olass Sleeping Oar Are Run Daily with O Third Class Cars utes, etc. RAILROAD LANDS FOR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMS, Apply to, or Address Francisco. colored man ina very edgy voice. = “JTt’s too funny for anything,” was the)”; reply. ‘Some one had better go to school.” writ dat off.” se will bo sold.” ‘ ve . “Yes, sah, You comealong widme, sah.” dat caf!" .. =m ance and finally permitted himeelf to be taken before a coloved. Justice nearly two miles from the spot. ‘The Constable had picked up & colored man on the way, who mado and swore to a complaint, and the drummer was arraigned on the chargo, although his Honor seemed very uneasy about it. The Colonel ihe caso was.ready ho said: you?” of court?" »Seed law book wrong side up, and finally replied: to pay $1 costs.” Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars She Colonel. . ew 8 erland Emi gra Trains. No additional charge for Berths in Tickets Sold, Sleeping Car Berths secured, and other information given upon applica tion at the Company’s offices where passen: ers calling in person can secure choice of W. H. MILLS, Land Agent, C. P. R. R. San f rar ; JERUME MADDEN, Land Agents. P. R NEVADA CITX, = = © CAL. MRS. J. NAFFZIGER..Proprietress. , 1, rowne, , H. GOODMAN National Exchange, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Hotel in the City. Has attained a standardof excellence which ns are celebrated for The experienced panse.y hich the des' n,beanty at enjoys of being the leading and esira . best hotel in : schools, churches REOTOR BROS., Proprietors. Formerly of the Union Hotel, Nevada City, : . Business time, or for their Cao ereons of either ea, 7 Feri who needed; you are ; eat; the n thec clude a number of handsome suits. e mountains. and McMahon House, Hollister, Cal. Massive fire-proof structure, free from the uated in the very centre ofthe city, with mi preme Post Office and General Stage Office for all lines in the building. Passengers can Ore all leave this. Hotel 20 minutes later than any other when departing oy stage. The Table of the Nationa Exchange isa pet feature with the ng eee a is guarmprovement that in-. anteed superior to any and money can pro-} The Roomsare neat and Wasiravle; and inmanagement will spare B. ge to sustain the repa. neither pains of ©* National Exchange now tion, its action is imme instantly relievesthe most vittent attack and insures comfortable sleep. @.waite. tion. “Get out! You don’t know anythin ing for results. Being used by finhalaae ee result iw sil fin, anda eure is t fi pan cases. A single trial convinces the most skeptical. Price 50¢ and $1.00 of ap + 4 Sgt OS “ What's wrong wid dat notis ?”” asked the “Pat's me, sah. I’m a constable an’ 1 “Oh, you did? Well, I hope the o-s-f} With you?” “(Yos, aah. I’rest you, sah.’’ “What for?” ‘* Where eee ‘<Befo’ de Justiss, sah! We'll seo about The drummer was advised against resiatveted as counsel for the prisoner. \ When “Your Honor, who is this court.” : “Tis, sah,” was the dignified reply. “ ~* «cHfas this man shown any contempt for . “No, sah.” “Then how can you try him for contempt The old man scratched his head, opened t “De prisoner am discharged, but will hey «But if he is—diseharged because of innocence, ‘hess do you aeh the right oi ble costs onto him ?”" asked the Colonel. * ~ 4 “Where doI? Why in the law book.” ‘‘ Which one?” ™ “De one at home.” “I take exceptions, your Honor, and shall arry this case to the Supreme Court,” said “Umph! Dat alters do case. ‘De prigoner am discharged from his fine of $1, an’) do constable am fined $2 for making & fool of hiseclf an’ gettin’ dis court all twisted up in a hard knot afore white folks! « “ations “3 Evasive” Answer. Mrs. Whistler (who hag just seon Mrs. Wiggins go down the stoop in a sensational manner)—‘‘ What in the world did you tell her, Kate?” Kate—‘‘You tolt me to give her an evasive answer, ma'am, about yer being at home, so I just hit her in the eye and slammed the door in her face.”,—[Columbia Spectator. + ———___ > + Knew Woman's Nature. -. Peddler (to woman at the door): Can Isee your mother, miss? ; Woman: My mother? Peddler: Yes, miss, the lady of the house. Ihave somo beautiful articles that she will be glad to seo. : Woman (graciously): Well—er—I am the lady of the house, sir, and if you will step into the parlor I will be glad to look at what you have got.—[New York Sun. ——__-e A Big Mistake. « vy “What's that?” asked the city editor of a reporter, reading a piece of manuscript, « Poetry,” responded the reporter. ‘ “Why, that-ain’t poetry ; its straight prose,” contended the boss, making a closer inspecabout it. It’s a letter from my best girl. 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Old » ‘I’m glad salvation r oa were so offensive that m 3 could not stand the stenc away from me, 3 As a last effort I about seven. months *~ OP the medicine, th 20 fen te gent bc Ne ii . P ae reece ere . Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, But the means of + Required good, “a aed Come . And he took tempews, as well became sinter ae delete . o right) OThe richest of the fold. rea 8 ; ” etd ce diag Neat ORY { He's a noble man!” the ‘*.¢ Our Christian Brother And Billy smiled ashe sublet nine . And got his own pew free.ard-earned gold ; Cleanses th® Nasal Pass: sages, Allays Painand Inflammation, Heals Sores, & Restores the Senses of Taste and Smell. TRY the Oure. isagreeable. Price 50 cents at Drugggists by mail, registered, 60cents. Circulars free. 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Nothing is to seen 0 the terrible ciseate. orto remind me of the torture I suffered for mene esis except the scars of the perfectly heale ulcers, Iwant the -w toknow of the almost ma w= hp -nlnptis earemetat oa BEB eibe Ly ! TAD ITT . parscolay A ate ary to hej hog and I J { ) . A wr anster iniie BReey etek to Brow. ¥. T i { p {i () p . , . iN : ( Y (; , () . . ! . : ‘Bond, of Lithonia, as to the truth of my statement. Very gratefully yous Treatise on Blood and akin Diseases mailed free. THE Swit Speciric Co, Drawer Atlanta, Ga, the y foliow-workmen . effective in relieving the most -scriou and would move . bronchial and pulmonary affections.” j her to virorous health,” Is Unequaled. edhe Sagi by ye apd happiest results.” © L. J. Addison, 2°. Di. . Poet ET fond great relief, and AN OCC&) gaadies, : Bridles, right leg had eaten through fend to Chicago, —lll., writes: “1 haye never slocunl ee of it since that time has, [ think, A ihe oes. 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