March 27, 1896 (4 pages)

10th, “GROSS Valley. dal. 7th, . Grass Valley, 8 Unum,” ) cents; ts. inery, nd = Tost Stock ounty. irchases withprices. ION, inery, — ; rocer, ttle. t bottle. illon. 25 cents scuncieiainababeaseianea aa Ke by Goods, = charge, cease Ladies’ Favorite. ‘midnight. Fourth—Five arc and forty-five _ ing the suspension bridge and a long digcusSIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. — FRIDAY...MARCH 27, 1896. AN IMPORTANT MEE oy The City Trustees held an adjourned meeting last night, all the members being present, President D, 8, Baker in the chair. K. Casper’s contract for lighting the city will expire on May Ist and the Board advertise for bids to light the city with elec. tricity for one year from that date, The bids will be opened on ‘Thursday evening. April 9th. The following propositions will be considered: First—Fifty-five 24-candle . power incandescent lights to barn all’ night. Second—Fifty-five 24-candle power incandescent lights, fifteen of thém to burn all night and the balance to burn until midmight, Third—Five are light and .ten incandescent lighta to burn all. night, and thirty-five incandescent lighte to burn until incandescent lights to burn all night. The Board took up the matter of repairsion followed, in which the members of the Board took different views of the matter. It was finally decided to have Trustee Rich take the matter in hand and have specifications prepared and present the same to the Board, when bids for repairing the bridge will be advertised for, : An election proclamation was issned for & eity lection to be held on the 4th day ‘of May for the election of a City Marshal, Treasurer, Assessor and three Trustees to succeed Messrs, T. H. Carr, A, Gault and The following election board was apPrecinct No. 1—Polle at Clutter’s shop on the Plaza. Inspectors, R. ‘Tremaine, D. Hutchinson ; Judges J. H, Richards, Jos. Fleming ; Clerks, H. C. Weisenburger, J. J. Jackson ; Ballot Clerks, M. V. Sidels, ‘Precinct No. 2—Polle atthe City Hall. ‘Inspectors, A. D, Allen, ©, J. Brand; Judges, John Swart, E, Booth ; Clerks, L. iP, Schmidt, J. B. Gray ; Ballot Clerk, Max. Dsoard, Mike Graver. lof G. H. Virginia City Chronic of the late Senator M. D. Foley, who was notary public at Reno a fow days since fcr courts in the suit wherein the child, that portion of the estate belonging to Foley’s mother, sister and brother, In his ‘taken the s instituted solely on ‘the advice of his attorneys that it could be Foley in his lifetime acknowledgeing Thoma, guardian i vase Hance EN. Smith, of the town of Linklar, New York, it is reported, has received notice from Idaho that by the will of Thomas Lowhorn, a wealthy rancher, he has fallen heir to property valued at $30,000. Three . years ago Smith was a cowboy in the emof Lowhorn and was assisting at a his employer fell from his self to be the father of the child. He testi-. horse. Lowhorn was in imminent danger of fied that neither he nor his attorneys had papér had been seen by them or anyone eler, nor:had he ever heard the name of any withe made inquiries of his attorneys or anyone else upon these matters. The new schoolhouse at French Corral requires more benches and the people of being trampled to death. Smith put spurs grasping Lowhorn carried him to a place of Reduction in Prices. You.can save money on Agate Iron Ware if you purchase from Legg & Shaw Co, Cal and see for yourself, tf. Mr, EB. R. Bare, formerly im the drug * that burg have hit upon an ideal way of of dispensing druggist with Dickerman & raising the money to buy them with, Ou the 24th of April they will give a grand ball. and concert and we learn that from preparations being made the event will be worth going miles to attend, Previous to the dance the concert will take place, one of the features of which will be a farce, “That Rascal Pat.” The prices of admission to this will be 25 cents for all persons over 12 years and 10 cents for those under, Tickets to the ball will be $1.50, including supper. The best of music will be furnished. Wm, Moulton will officiate as Floor Director and the Floor Managers will be Davis Miller and T. H. McGuire, Business For Sate. stores in the county for sale at a bargain. Has a good paying country trade. offered in Neyada County to secure a well One of the oldest and most extensive Co,, druggists and stationers, of this city. Mr. Bare is a graduate of Cooper College of Pharmacy, and comes highly recommended, He has been actively engaged in the'drug business for the past ten years, Patrons can be assured that prescriptions will receive careful attentiva and will be accurately compounded. m23-3t Steam Dye Works. Grass Valley Steam Dying and Cleaning Works, All work gusranteed. Corner Church and Neal streets, opposite the Tidings office, Reybura Bros., Props. m25 so How’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J, CHENEY & CO. Props, Toledo, O. We the have known F. J. large patronage; including . Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe hin perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry This is one of the best opportunities ever) Cy coy obligations made by their frm. Druggiste, Wasr & Trvax, W established and flourishing business at 4] Toledo, 0, seasonable price, Apply to. : L, 8. Canxra, tf Nevada City, Cal, . A Perpetual-Motion Story. Perpesaal motion. has been discovered again, ‘The discoverer this time is Couns 9 sept! . Otto Von Holtechnherr, the leading -drugPrecinet No, 3—Polle at Jastice Courk. jist of Ottumwa, Iowa, It has been known in ‘Tilly building, Inspectors, George M. for years that an old woodsawyer of the Waxprna, Kiswan & Marvin, Wholeists, Toledo, Ohio. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally asting directly upon the blood andpermucon surfaces of the system, Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Drnggiats, Testimonials free. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. COULD HARDLY WALK — , ON ACCOUNT OF Hughes, John Dunnicliff; Judges, Js W.} oj 7 7 y : vant bhi ies : Cheek. oO. kesh, sin Be nian RH EUM ATISM George E. Johuston ; Ballot Clerks, Felix] that all he needed to put the machine in motion and to keep it running was ‘‘just: la He exhibited his maww on Sacramento street above the Gold Run . ohine to Count Holtechuherr and the Count Gillett, A. Hartang. ; The Board decided not to build a -bridge ridge, for the present. Judgment [Affirmed. To the case of M, E, Little vs. John Caldwell, a Nevada county case, ‘the Supreme Court has affirmed the decision of the Superior Court, John Caldwell was the appellant. The. decision reads: (h surviving partner cannot extinguish a contract relating to the same subject matter, in the profits of whieh he alone is to participate; and id settling the accounts:of the partnership 9 court of equity will allow the representatives of the deceased partner an equitable participation in the profits realized from the new. or snbstitated contract, which will be regarded, so far as concerns the partnership,.as'only @ modification of the former contract.” The amount of money involved in the above case approximates about $1850, which includes coats of suit, 3s e Ladies’ Oxford Ties. YLatties’ Oxford Ties, patent tips, only $1 vper paig, a¢ the Branch Wonder. Boils and Pimples. San Francisco, Cal. Jan. 30, 1896, I had ‘geveral pimples on my face and a large boil ‘W. H. Murkley, Dela . bod Harry Stanley, Paarl, three bottles I was} Geo. D. Oliver, Carson City, ‘on one hand. 1 began taking H ’s Sarsaparilla.and after using N " « W. Johnson, 3 South Broderick . . T. B. Maleney, * es ° 7 oop’ ille: F. J, Steimnetz, Aurora, Hoop’s Pints cure Jes liver ills. oy Palit Hill, ¢ : 2 Mrs. Yates. ville, Kats Ae Roat, Tee Nick Dorsey Grass Valley, eliepes on quick: Sold W: G Riley, Butte, Montana, by Dickerman & Co. Rich Red, ~ peg and naturally by The deceased was a native of Massachusetts, ‘ % Sarsaparilla, but is imand about seventy years of age. In the gs so-called “ nerve early days he used to run the ferry boat of tonics,” and opiate compounds, abNicolaus, surdly advertised se ‘blood parirs.” They have temporary, sleeping . " effect, but donot OURE. To have pure one little thing.” P, H. FORD yore _. needed to start the wheels moving for an eternity. The community is aroused and . ’ m2tf gee Sent — A w has first, last, cB been advertised as just, what it is—the Francie, Guiiorgi on ot beat medicine for the bloa E Nol ice te hereby given that at a mee duced, Its success in curing Scrofula, . Board of Directors held on : " Catarrb, of March, 1896,. 2-100. dollars, asserts he immediately saw what was large crowds are continually clamoring at the Count’s store for a look at the wonderful contrivance, Noone has yet been granted a glimpee of it Lut the Count has promised a view of the machine this_.week. Wanted. A man to represent us in Nevada and adjoing counties. Address King-Richardson Publishing Co., San Jose, Cal. m252t Shoes For Six Bits. You can bay s good pair of Boys’ School Shoes for 75 cents at the Branch Wonder, ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hotel, Main Street. Js fe San Francisco, H. ins,-Tolulemeny, Colorado, B. Mosley, San Francisao, Mra. Vergnes, Mrs. J. T. Howard, Grass Valley, Frank White, ss J. KR. Messessnessey, Meyers Flat, . W. Bligh, Sacramento, H, W. Keckine. Santa Rosa, 1 aaa R. K. Lawrence, Davisville. Died at Wheatiand. Kaward D. Johnson, « pioneer resident of “. the State, died at Wheatland Wednesday. Celluloid Collars. Celluloid Collars, all sizes, sold for 10 cents, at the Branch Wonder. m2-tf Assessment Notice. MIkG COMPANY. LOCATE HAYES MINIKG COM e of the the cal of the corporation Chie fmm ly in United Statee gold coin, the Secrevary, at the office of $20 Sansome street, room 24, Sau « aliforn_a. By order if the Board of the Company, Fran di t, and ag ll at puhiie auction ; apd unless payment ; ight nF my May to pay t he l : sent assessment toge her with coste of adver¢ sing and expenses of sale. s = H. PIGBUIR, & Sansome Street, Room 2%, Ban 18 CURED Wy —BY— THE USE OF Ayer’s Sarsaparilla “For fully two years, I suffered from theumatism, and was frequently in such @ condition that I could hardly walk. & spent some time in Hot Springs, Ark., and the treatment helped me for the ‘. Ume being; but soon the compjaint Feturned aad I was as badly afflicted as ever. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla being recom@ mended, I resolved to try it, and, after @ using six bottles, I was completely vured,”~P; H, ForD, Ouachita City, La, Ayer’s See Sarsaparilla Admitted B® AT THE WORLD'S FAIR ee and a Venetian — Water Carnival of Roses is vesy much at home with this favored flower,and her pride in its exhibition is surpassed only by her amazing wealth of roses, San Mateo County’s Rose Carnival is to be held at Redwood City on the Dates named above, and it will be abundantly proven that San Mateo knows all about roses, Santa Cruz Venetian N May 1 and 2. The Charming Dity event te be completely eclipsed this wonder how. the ‘Southern Pacific Company for particulars, —FOR THE BENEFIT —or— dS St. Canioe Catholic Chare, ON ‘FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 40th. nee Floor Director—Ed, W. Schmidt, Floor Managers—J. J. Hanley, F, T. Nilon, Henry Conlan, L. M. Sukeforth, Jas, M. Foley, Chas. Grimes, emacs ance, } Admission, including supper, $2. will swell the great tide of merrymaking to sweep over the State this Water Carnival fis recollections of. last season’s brilliant year, it is said. Thousands will . willbe . If you have a stiff neck, pain in Reduced Rates “hades by. tna side or back, Lie on it—if all these brilliant events, Arrange your vacation programme aecorde ingly and call on the agents for . . is announced for Jane 17 to 20 inclusive, Mere mention brings vivid; g, ubber -Grand Balldi Goyne’s Full Orchestra will be in attendsaloon, opposite the Union, with a call, He Royal Baking Powder Company. 106 Wall street. N. Y. THESE COLD NIGHTS i ” You will sleep better, and \look resher in the morning if you take , to bed with you one of our all HOT WATER BOTTLES it bursts will give you a new one, Three sizes—2, 3 and 4 quarts. -VINTON’S. DRUGGIST, Broad Street. FIFTY CENTS A WERK Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 Cents a week or$2amonth. Each additional line 10 Cente a week or 40 Cents a month. Payable invariably in advance. For Rent. The large new building on Sacramento street is offered for rent, Suitable for a ho. tel, restaurant or saloon, Apply on the premises. m23-tf For Sale. A house of six rooms, and lot containing one acre of ground, is offered for sale for $1,000. Enquire of Geo, A. Bailey. m23 Beer 5 Cents. cpeeeenee If you want a nice glass of steam or lager beer favor Geo. Allen at the Hydraulic sells it at Scents a glass, clear, sharp and cool. ml6im DR. W. P. SAWYER, HYSIVIAN AND SURGEON. Medical Department. City. Hours: 2to4P. M.7 tod P. M. Graduate of the University of Pennsylvanat’ offered for sale at a reasonable price. Part Office—Rooms E and F, Union Hotel, Berea House and Lot For Sale. A house of 5 rooms and a 1-acre lot are down and rest in installments. Free water. Enquire at this office or Jackson’s store. 11 $ 100 Reward ! ing or interfering in any form, in either of the towns or across country. a stron, E. J. pE Slip, JR. Company. The Nevada County Electric Power Comy offers the above reward for information that will lead to the arrest and con~ viction of any and all parties found tampershape or . Wednesday evening at. 8 o’clock. Chilmanner with the Company’s poles or wires . dren’s class every Saturday afternoon ut 2 . WARNING—From now on there will be current on our wires, and any parties m dling’with them do so at their own Manager Nevada County Electric Power Gallery. High-grade work at popular prices For Sale. Long-established Express Business, good horse and wagon. Enquire of F. T. Nilon. Michell’s Dancing’ School. Ladies’ and gentlemen’s class meets every “o’clock, Social every Saturday night. Private lessons at hal] orat residence. 825 Swart Has Charge Again. Business is rushing at Swart’s Photograph a8-tf poe = Men’s Genuine Misses Button, Infants Button . Office, 220 vin Francieco, California, Remember our Prices on Celluloid C Men's Dress Shoes—Congress — oe Men's Heavy Kip Buckle shoes -.Kangaroo, Hand Sewed Ladies Dongola Kid, Pat. Tip, Opera or Square ToeLadies Dongola Oxfords, Pat. Tip OnlyFine Kid, Pat. Tip, 11 to 2 Misses Grain ‘Leather School Shoe, 11 to 2 Childrens’ Button Grain Leather School Shoe, 8 to 10% 1.10 Fine Kid, sizes 1 to5 -gem We Have also CUT PRICES upon our stock of Underwear, Hats and Pants. £9 : ¢ Agency Columbian Woolen Mills. A al te BRKHCH WONDER, Comme tet ollars, 10 cents each, ~ Celluloid Cuffs Only 10 cents each. A GUT IN BOOTSAND SHOES. [oro . ~ $1.25 1.25 3.25 1.50 te aa a 1.40 1.25 = +45 tes “A cream of tartar baking powder, ‘High‘ Santa Rosa Carnival . est of all in leavening strength.” Latest ‘lis programmed for April 30, United States Government Food Report. mae eee ‘ought to buy : os ; FOLEY’S Home = Made. Candies And of course buy it of Him. He is the OFFICIAL CONFECTIONER of Nevada City and FOLEY desires to inform the public officially that he now Bi ge a Ne . A P. TREN A At : if i . W . $ has the largest stock of the Fines i 3 Candies in this part of the State, _ The assortment includes : ge FRENCH MIXED, 45 Varieties. &@ BOSTON CHIPS, BUTTER CUPS, Etc FOLEY’S ‘Strictly First-Class. 13 Commercial Street, Nevada City. * F . TRA. KAA AAIQOIALIAAIALIRIUALIALLALLAALALLALLALLALLALALLAL ALAA — TOBE . ON TIME At all times and on every occasion it is necessary to have a Reliable Time Keeper Such as are sold by reliable up-to-date dealers in a wratches and Clocks. LUETJE & BRAND Can supply you with anything in this line at the Lowest Prices. Satisfaction Guaranteed. FULL STOCK OF Jewelry of All Kinds Silver Ware Plated Ware . Novelties, Etc.” Broad Streetjabove Pine, Nevada City VUAAAAAAAUAAAA JUL DA 4AAADLJAAAUAJAAAAAOAASA LOA ALAA JAAULJAA UL Lb,4AA 06 ee High Prices Must Get Out of ‘Line ® THROW YOUR 100 Ibs Flour, $2.20. 12 cans Mackerel, $1.00 8 cans Corn Beef, $1.00. 8 cans Clams, $1.00. Morning Meal Package, 10 cts. 10 1-lb, Cans Salmon $1.00. %4—-Gal Bottle Pickles 25¢ Pepsin Whiskey, $1.25 perbottle. Oysters, per dozen cans, $1. : Bryant's Root Beer 10 cts per bottle. Sauerkraut, 5 cents a pound. 1. X. L. Whiskey at 75 cents per Bottle. wish Good Coffee, try ARABIAN ROAST. J.J. JACKSON. Nevada City, Cal, Hires 3 for go cts. lf you Overcoats Suits ana Pants 4 é To order at REDUCED » PRICES. Call on. oo Merchant BB. DULAG, Tailor. icvGEs, > Built and guarantecd by Largest High Gr. de Bicycle Factory in the world, " NS eee ets INDIANA BICXCLE.CO., of Sindianap lis, Ind, 4 \ Warranted the BEST o{ all HIGH GRADE whe.» Mustrated catalogue free, Men‘ . Address, WAVERLY, 18 aud 20 McAllister St,, ‘We want a live Agent in Nevadacity.

10th, “GROSS Valley. dal. 7th, . Grass Valley, 8 Unum,” ) cents; ts. inery, nd = Tost Stock ounty. irchases withprices. ION, inery, — ; rocer, ttle. t bottle. illon. 25 cents scuncieiainababeaseianea aa Ke by Goods, = charge, cease Ladies’ Favorite. ‘midnight. Fourth—Five arc and forty-five _ ing the suspension bridge and a long digcusSIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. — FRIDAY.....MARCH 27, 1896. AN IMPORTANT MEE oy The City Trustees held an adjourned meeting last night, all the members being present, President D, 8, Baker in the chair. K. Casper’s contract for lighting the city will expire on May Ist and the Board advertise for bids to light the city with elec. tricity for one year from that date, The bids will be opened on ‘Thursday evening. April 9th.. The following propositions will be considered: First—Fifty-five 24-candle . power incandescent lights to barn all’ night. Second—Fifty-five 24-candle power incandescent lights, fifteen of thém to burn all night and the balance to burn until midmight, Third—Five are light and .ten incandescent lighta to burn all. night, and thirty-five incandescent lighte to burn until incandescent lights to burn all night. The Board took up the matter of repairsion followed, in which the members of the Board took different views of the matter. It was finally decided to have Trustee Rich take the matter in hand and have specifications prepared and present the same to the Board, when bids for repairing the bridge will be advertised for, : An election proclamation was issned for & eity lection to be held on the 4th day ‘of May for the election of a City Marshal, Treasurer, Assessor and three Trustees to succeed Messrs, T. H. Carr, A, Gault and The following election board was apPrecinct No. 1—Polle at Clutter’s shop on the Plaza. Inspectors, R. ‘Tremaine, D. Hutchinson ; Judges J. H, Richards, Jos. Fleming ; Clerks, H. C. Weisenburger, J. J. Jackson ; Ballot Clerks, M. V. Sidels, ‘Precinct No. 2—Polle atthe City Hall. ‘Inspectors, A. D, Allen, ©, J. Brand; Judges, John Swart, E, Booth ; Clerks, L. iP, Schmidt, J. B. Gray ; Ballot Clerk, Max. Dsoard, Mike Graver. lof G. H. Virginia City Chronic of the late Senator M. D. Foley, who was notary public at Reno a fow days since fcr courts in the suit wherein the child, that portion of the estate belonging to Foley’s mother, sister and brother, In his ‘taken the s instituted solely on ‘the advice of his attorneys that it could be Foley in his lifetime acknowledgeing Thoma, guardian i vase Hance EN. Smith, of the town of Linklar, New York, it is reported, has received notice from Idaho that by the will of Thomas Lowhorn, a wealthy rancher, he has fallen heir to property valued at $30,000. Three . years ago Smith was a cowboy in the emof Lowhorn and was assisting at a his employer fell from his self to be the father of the child. He testi-. horse. Lowhorn was in imminent danger of fied that neither he nor his attorneys had papér had been seen by them or anyone eler, nor:had he ever heard the name of any withe made inquiries of his attorneys or anyone else upon these matters. The new schoolhouse at French Corral requires more benches and the people of being trampled to death. Smith put spurs grasping Lowhorn carried him to a place of Reduction in Prices. You.can save money on Agate Iron Ware if you purchase from Legg & Shaw Co, Cal and see for yourself, tf. Mr, EB. R. Bare, formerly im the drug * that burg have hit upon an ideal way of of dispensing druggist with Dickerman & raising the money to buy them with, Ou the 24th of April they will give a grand ball. and concert and we learn that from preparations being made the event will be worth going miles to attend, Previous to the dance the concert will take place, one of the features of which will be a farce, “That Rascal Pat.” The prices of admission to this will be 25 cents for all persons over 12 years and 10 cents for those under, Tickets to the ball will be $1.50, including supper. The best of music will be furnished. Wm, Moulton will officiate as Floor Director and the Floor Managers will be Davis Miller and T. H. McGuire, Business For Sate. stores in the county for sale at a bargain. Has a good paying country trade. offered in Neyada County to secure a well One of the oldest and most extensive Co,, druggists and stationers, of this city. Mr. Bare is a graduate of Cooper College of Pharmacy, and comes highly recommended, He has been actively engaged in the'drug business for the past ten years, Patrons can be assured that prescriptions will receive careful attentiva and will be accurately compounded. m23-3t Steam Dye Works. Grass Valley Steam Dying and Cleaning Works, All work gusranteed. Corner Church and Neal streets, opposite the Tidings office, Reybura Bros., Props. m25 so How’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J, CHENEY & CO. Props, Toledo, O. We the have known F. J. large patronage; including . Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe hin perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry This is one of the best opportunities ever) Cy coy obligations made by their frm. Druggiste, Wasr & Trvax, W established and flourishing business at 4] Toledo, 0, seasonable price, Apply to. : L, 8. Canxra, tf Nevada City, Cal, . A Perpetual-Motion Story. Perpesaal motion. has been discovered again, ‘The discoverer this time is Couns 9 sept! . Otto Von Holtechnherr, the leading -drugPrecinet No, 3—Polle at Jastice Courk. jist of Ottumwa, Iowa, It has been known in ‘Tilly building, Inspectors, George M. for years that an old woodsawyer of the Waxprna, Kiswan & Marvin, Wholeists, Toledo, Ohio. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally asting directly upon the blood andpermucon surfaces of the system, Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Drnggiats, Testimonials free. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. COULD HARDLY WALK — , ON ACCOUNT OF Hughes, John Dunnicliff; Judges, Js W.} oj 7 7 y : vant bhi ies : Cheek. oO. kesh, sin Be nian RH EUM ATISM George E. Johuston ; Ballot Clerks, Felix] that all he needed to put the machine in motion and to keep it running was ‘‘just: la He exhibited his maww on Sacramento street above the Gold Run . ohine to Count Holtechuherr and the Count Gillett, A. Hartang. ; The Board decided not to build a -bridge ridge, for the present. Judgment [Affirmed. To the case of M, E, Little vs. John Caldwell, a Nevada county case, ‘the Supreme Court has affirmed the decision of the Superior Court, John Caldwell was the appellant. The. decision reads: (h surviving partner cannot extinguish a contract relating to the same subject matter, in the profits of whieh he alone is to participate; and id settling the accounts:of the partnership 9 court of equity will allow the representatives of the deceased partner an equitable participation in the profits realized from the new. or snbstitated contract, which will be regarded, so far as concerns the partnership,.as'only @ modification of the former contract.” The amount of money involved in the above case approximates about $1850, which includes coats of suit, 3s e Ladies’ Oxford Ties. YLatties’ Oxford Ties, patent tips, only $1 vper paig, a¢ the Branch Wonder. Boils and Pimples. San Francisco, Cal. Jan. 30, 1896, I had ‘geveral pimples on my face and a large boil ‘W. H. Murkley, Dela . bod Harry Stanley, Paarl, three bottles I was} Geo. D. Oliver, Carson City, ‘on one hand. 1 began taking H ’s Sarsaparilla.and after using N " « W. Johnson, 3 South Broderick . . T. B. Maleney, * es ° 7 oop’ ille: F. J, Steimnetz, Aurora, Hoop’s Pints cure Jes liver ills. oy Palit Hill, ¢ : 2 Mrs. Yates. ville, Kats Ae Roat, Tee Nick Dorsey Grass Valley, eliepes on quick: Sold W: G Riley, Butte, Montana, by Dickerman & Co. Rich Red, ~ peg and naturally by The deceased was a native of Massachusetts, ‘ % Sarsaparilla, but is imand about seventy years of age. In the gs so-called “ nerve early days he used to run the ferry boat of tonics,” and opiate compounds, abNicolaus, surdly advertised se ‘blood parirs.” They have temporary, sleeping . " effect, but donot OURE. To have pure one little thing.” P, H. FORD yore _. needed to start the wheels moving for an eternity. The community is aroused and . ’ m2tf gee Sent — A w has first, last, cB been advertised as just, what it is—the Francie, Guiiorgi on ot beat medicine for the bloa E Nol ice te hereby given that at a mee duced, Its success in curing Scrofula, . Board of Directors held on : " Catarrb, of March, 1896,. 2-100. dollars, asserts he immediately saw what was large crowds are continually clamoring at the Count’s store for a look at the wonderful contrivance, Noone has yet been granted a glimpee of it Lut the Count has promised a view of the machine this_.week. Wanted. A man to represent us in Nevada and adjoing counties. Address King-Richardson Publishing Co., San Jose, Cal. m252t Shoes For Six Bits. You can bay s good pair of Boys’ School Shoes for 75 cents at the Branch Wonder, ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hotel, Main Street. Js fe San Francisco, H. ins,-Tolulemeny, Colorado, B. Mosley, San Francisao, Mra.. Vergnes, Mrs. J. T. Howard, Grass Valley, Frank White, ss J. KR. Messessnessey, Meyers Flat, . W. Bligh, Sacramento, H, W. Keckine. Santa Rosa, 1 aaa R. K. Lawrence, Davisville. Died at Wheatiand. Kaward D. Johnson, « pioneer resident of “. the State, died at Wheatland Wednesday. Celluloid Collars. Celluloid Collars, all sizes, sold for 10 cents, at the Branch Wonder. m2-tf Assessment Notice. MIkG COMPANY. LOCATE HAYES MINIKG COM e

of the the cal of the corporation Chie fmm ly in United Statee gold coin, the Secrevary, at the office of $20 Sansome street, room 24, Sau « aliforn_a. By order if the Board of the Company, Fran di t, and ag ll at puhiie auction ; apd unless payment ; ight nF my May to pay t he l : sent assessment toge her with coste of adver¢ sing and expenses of sale. s = H. PIGBUIR, & Sansome Street, Room 2%, Ban 18 CURED Wy —BY— THE USE OF Ayer’s Sarsaparilla “For fully two years, I suffered from theumatism, and was frequently in such @ condition that I could hardly walk. & spent some time in Hot Springs, Ark., and the treatment helped me for the ‘. Ume being; but soon the compjaint Feturned aad I was as badly afflicted as ever. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla being recom@ mended, I resolved to try it, and, after @ using six bottles, I was completely vured,”~P; H, ForD, Ouachita City, La, Ayer’s See Sarsaparilla Admitted B® AT THE WORLD'S FAIR ee and a Venetian — Water Carnival of Roses is vesy much at home with this favored flower,and her pride in its exhibition is surpassed only by her amazing wealth of roses, San Mateo County’s Rose Carnival is to be held at Redwood City on the Dates named above, and it will be abundantly proven that San Mateo knows all about roses, Santa Cruz Venetian N May 1 and 2. The Charming Dity event te be completely eclipsed this wonder how. the ‘Southern Pacific Company for particulars, —FOR THE BENEFIT —or— dS St. Canioe Catholic Chare, ON ‘FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 40th. nee Floor Director—Ed, W. Schmidt, Floor Managers—J. J. Hanley, F, T. Nilon, Henry Conlan, L. M. Sukeforth, Jas, M. Foley, Chas. Grimes, emacs ance, } Admission, including supper, $2. will swell the great tide of merrymaking to sweep over the State this Water Carnival fis recollections of. last season’s brilliant year, it is said. Thousands will . willbe . If you have a stiff neck, pain in Reduced Rates “hades by. tna side or back, Lie on it—if all these brilliant events, Arrange your vacation programme aecorde ingly and call on the agents for . . is announced for Jane 17 to 20 inclusive, Mere mention brings vivid; g, ubber -Grand Balldi Goyne’s Full Orchestra will be in attendsaloon, opposite the Union, with a call, He Royal Baking Powder Company. 106 Wall street. N. Y. THESE COLD NIGHTS i ” You will sleep better, and \look resher in the morning if you take , to bed with you one of our all HOT WATER BOTTLES it bursts will give you a new one, Three sizes—2, 3 and 4 quarts. -VINTON’S. DRUGGIST, Broad Street. FIFTY CENTS A WERK Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 Cents a week or$2amonth. Each additional line 10 Cente a week or 40 Cents a month. Payable invariably in advance. For Rent. The large new building on Sacramento street is offered for rent, Suitable for a ho. tel, restaurant or saloon, Apply on the premises. m23-tf For Sale. A house of six rooms, and lot containing one acre of ground, is offered for sale for $1,000. Enquire of Geo, A. Bailey. m23 Beer 5 Cents. cpeeeenee If you want a nice glass of steam or lager beer favor Geo. Allen at the Hydraulic sells it at Scents a glass, clear, sharp and cool. ml6im DR. W. P. SAWYER, HYSIVIAN AND SURGEON. Medical Department. City. Hours: 2to4P. M.7 tod P. M. Graduate of the University of Pennsylvanat’ offered for sale at a reasonable price. Part Office—Rooms E and F, Union Hotel, Berea House and Lot For Sale. A house of 5 rooms and a 1-acre lot are down and rest in installments. Free water. Enquire at this office or Jackson’s store. 11 $ 100 Reward ! ing or interfering in any form, in either of the towns or across country. a stron, E. J. pE Slip, JR. Company. The Nevada County Electric Power Comy offers the above reward for information that will lead to the arrest and con~ viction of any and all parties found tampershape or . Wednesday evening at. 8 o’clock. Chilmanner with the Company’s poles or wires . dren’s class every Saturday afternoon ut 2 . WARNING—From now on there will be current on our wires, and any parties m dling’with them do so at their own Manager Nevada County Electric Power Gallery. High-grade work at popular prices For Sale. Long-established Express Business, good horse and wagon. Enquire of F. T. Nilon. Michell’s Dancing’ School. Ladies’ and gentlemen’s class meets every “o’clock, Social every Saturday night. Private lessons at hal] orat residence. 825 Swart Has Charge Again. Business is rushing at Swart’s Photograph a8-tf poe = Men’s Genuine Misses Button, Infants Button . Office, 220 vin Francieco, California, Remember our Prices on Celluloid C Men's Dress Shoes—Congress — oe Men's Heavy Kip Buckle shoes -.Kangaroo, Hand Sewed Ladies Dongola Kid, Pat. Tip, Opera or Square ToeLadies Dongola Oxfords, Pat. Tip OnlyFine Kid, Pat. Tip, 11 to 2 Misses Grain ‘Leather School Shoe, 11 to 2 Childrens’ Button Grain Leather School Shoe, 8 to 10% 1.10 Fine Kid, sizes 1 to5 -gem We Have also CUT PRICES upon our stock of Underwear, Hats and Pants. £9 : ¢ Agency Columbian Woolen Mills. A al te BRKHCH WONDER, Comme tet ollars, 10 cents each, ~ Celluloid Cuffs Only 10 cents each. A GUT IN BOOTSAND SHOES. [oro . ~ $1.25 1.25 3.25 1.50 te aa a 1.40 1.25 = +45 tes “A cream of tartar baking powder, ‘High‘ Santa Rosa Carnival . est of all in leavening strength.” Latest ‘lis programmed for April 30, United States Government Food Report. mae eee ‘ought to buy : os ; FOLEY’S Home = Made. Candies And of course buy it of Him. He is the OFFICIAL CONFECTIONER of Nevada City and FOLEY desires to inform the public officially that he now Bi ge a Ne . A P. TREN A At : if i . W . $ has the largest stock of the Fines i 3 Candies in this part of the State, _ The assortment includes : ge FRENCH MIXED, 45 Varieties. &@ BOSTON CHIPS, BUTTER CUPS, Etc FOLEY’S ‘Strictly First-Class. 13 Commercial Street, Nevada City. * F . TRA. KAA AAIQOIALIAAIALIRIUALIALLALLAALALLALLALLALLALALLAL ALAA — TOBE . ON TIME At all times and on every occasion it is necessary to have a Reliable Time Keeper Such as are sold by reliable up-to-date dealers in a wratches and Clocks. LUETJE & BRAND Can supply you with anything in this line at the Lowest Prices. Satisfaction Guaranteed. FULL STOCK OF Jewelry of All Kinds Silver Ware Plated Ware . Novelties, Etc.” Broad Streetjabove Pine, Nevada City VUAAAAAAAUAAAA JUL DA 4AAADLJAAAUAJAAAAAOAASA LOA ALAA JAAULJAA UL Lb,4AA 06 ee High Prices Must Get Out of ‘Line ® THROW YOUR 100 Ibs Flour, $2.20. 12 cans Mackerel, $1.00 8 cans Corn Beef, $1.00. 8 cans Clams, $1.00. Morning Meal Package, 10 cts. 10 1-lb, Cans Salmon $1.00. %4—-Gal Bottle Pickles 25¢ Pepsin Whiskey, $1.25 perbottle. Oysters, per dozen cans, $1. : Bryant's Root Beer 10 cts per bottle. Sauerkraut, 5 cents a pound. 1. X. L. Whiskey at 75 cents per Bottle. wish Good Coffee, try ARABIAN ROAST. J.J. JACKSON. Nevada City, Cal, Hires 3 for go cts. lf you Overcoats Suits ana Pants 4 é To order at REDUCED » PRICES. Call on. oo Merchant BB. DULAG, Tailor. icvGEs, > Built and guarantecd by Largest High Gr. de Bicycle Factory in the world, " NS eee ets INDIANA BICXCLE.CO., of Sindianap lis, Ind, 4 \ Warranted the BEST o{ all HIGH GRADE whe..» Mustrated catalogue free, Men‘ . Address, WAVERLY, 18 aud 20 McAllister St,, ‘We want a live Agent in Nevadacity.