October 9, 1900 (4 pages)

‘Cash Grocer. vano'sConcenta Soup also one of the “Tommpax, October 9, 1900. The Board met parsaant to law, ally \ most. {Gi Bie Borer, and Halt ana Halt lighted audietices that oe th ever One can makes enough soup for six persons and costs only I5c or 2 cans for 25c. Putlup iin the following flavors: Chicken Gumbo, . Mock Turtle, Tomato and Ox-Tail. a @ local performance. The company . aoch stronger in individdal ‘ta ( than on.any ¢f i previous visi ing were read ad approved. Ellerford, who is the fi on fs for theSpanishmine. 3 ‘manager in “America who:ideale nese "Van Camp's Strawberry Beets—— Something new. works. ‘There is a good-sized Republi toproduce at If you want: a good shine go aroand ed in gettingthe rights The report of W. W. Waggoner, rn $835, popular prices “The American Girl” Foan olub at Downieville and they tarn: to Gallagher's stand, Marker and J.M. Cooper, viewers on. 4H. J. Wright, Jaber’ oa polished ed out in. force at Saturday’s meeting. Call on Ed Schmidt whenyou want presented this piece ‘for! his” ‘opening } the proposed county road leading from. Roll, $360 00. -}and showed his good judgment, in dofhe Republicans of Sierra -gounty: are} Marsh’s Grade to the Blue Tentroad. D B. Getchell, Bheriths foreign tees, /anything in the tobaceo . ine. ing 80,46 it held those present interconfident that the majority in favor of in Nevada Township, heretofore: re-. $14 05. Republican candidates will be largested till the final ea ei: Ae two step. Gan be had at Vintons. ; ceived, was accepted and the road de-. KR. A. Peers M.D., care. of indigent, i to the population than . _ The wusic by:-Goyn “If you want a good carpet cheap read clared to be a county road, and the] $5. fine,’ schemewe viey. ® ever before in ite history. Surveyor of Nevada vounty: instructed. . 4A. Attkisson, earns:tor}Snell & Fleming’s prices in their ad. tf. Ponight: the chante goers. will, for For cold storage meats go to Grissel . Bros,’ and you are sure to get the best. the first time have an opportanity ot to place the same on the Road Book Shaingang, $17 50, and Map of the county. Total, $1595 97. The ‘report of viewers of the ‘pro: a trict number 3, was read, approved and J. 8. Landsburg, Jumber for bridges, ordered placed on file. $14 40. the ase The following demands against the INEY. paid on the . of De West 14. Be ed bis reason, At about 6:46 o'clock last night an W. H. Hippert, for labor on the roads, Peter King, lumber for bridges, $80.earthquake was felt at this city. At 15. Forest city the shock was quite severe. D. Ooughlan, for labor on the roads, James Manion, poles” for bridges A. Crignon, an old resident of Down95. $15 10. jeville, aged about 80 years, died at L. Bushell, for labor on thé roads, Bierce & Smart, tumber for bridges, that p.ace yesterday afternoon. He $11 62.° ~ was s native of France and leaves no 4116 60. B. Ww: Penrosé, for labor on the roads-. King & Wolford, lumber for bridges, relatives in this country, 98 %. nil 21, as N. J. Webber has purchased the two i Pe, B. Northup, for labor on the roads, Northup, lumber for bridges, houses on Winter atreet, belonging to ar 80: the estate ¢f the late Harriet Godair. AF: Hippert, for labor on the roads,/ W. J, Sanford, labor on bridges, Mrs. C. Swartz Sr., who suff red s, $5. $12 50. wound to one of her fingers last week J.B. Hippert, for labor on the roads, H. & F, L. Cooper, lumber for bridgis recovering. 95. AT FOLEY'S, Bernard McOulla, for labor on the} W. W. Williams, labor on bridges, English, labor on roada, $12 60. $14. a Presoott, for labor on the roids, . ‘fotal, $666 46. Tuescher, which voters can transfer from one Calvin Maloney, for labor on the niversar y, Supervisor J. M, Buffington and wife on Sunday entertained the Attest— _ “Fonds, 96 25. F. L. Ansoaast, Olerk. EB. O< Seem, for labor on the roads, To Make Room for Other Goods J. M. Borrineton, John McBean, for labor on the roads, President of the Board. $22 50. ees John Lymnee for labor on the roads, . Big Sale. He Did Not Stop. $20. ; O. Penrose, Jr., for labor on the Heliotrope Decorations Dinner Piates....20 cts Breakfast Pilates ear ects Salad Bowl. .... 64 cts Cake Plate . .0. . 36 cts Oatmeal Bowl.... 16 cts 44 Plece Dinner Set.. $8.10 100 Piece Dinuwer Set. . after regaining his composure, loaded Millen Ford, for labér on the roads,. a rifle he had and fired at the nen, He chased them for a while but floalty $18 76. J. Creegan, for labor on the roads, . lost.track.of them. Woodraff & Hendricks, for labor Biue Violet Decoratiuns Table Bowls ... . 40 cts L. Green, for labor on the roads, seers SS Cts cecceetciees 52 cts Butter Pilates A. B, Wolf,-the cash grocer has just $23 76. ® received a large consignment of fine Easton & Waldron, for labor on the zinfandel and Port Wine from St. roads, $2 50. George’s Vineyard at Maltermoro .20 ets 44 Piece Dinner Set. $1.55 100 Picce Diuner Set .24.4 We are Cutting Prices ali to Pieces During Our Big Clearance Sale. seo a Stacey & Gregory Are Prepared Lo take orders for vonneoct ng sewers Eastin & Waldron, for :tabor on the roads, $4 75. (reat American [arortizy Tea Go, Anyone desiring work done' mmediateCommercial Street, Nevada City. tf & Mobiey, forlabor on ly should see John 8. Gregory. 56 MillStreet, Grass Valley. MoKill the roads, $63. ~ Total $426 60. + Bald { Grow Hair On eas’ The following demands against the eounty were found due and ordered paid frum the dite tics FOR CASH ONLY. BE. Nor hup, for constable’s fees, §34.80. land ietain aacteeMe Ma SMe Ma SMa sd L. B. Self, for co.stabl-’s fees, $1. 8b se4 Watson, for constable’s. feee, wat Boat, for. coustable’stect, Ho, go © Foxnsend, tov constable’ fees, I STOP THI HAIR ais ee and preki 2 ani) children’s hairrap* in length aid tone up t . Long, for. ‘constabie’s foes, wastjah ceeto its} ‘Harvey, ‘tor coxs'able's fete, P Co f town promt “Bnelonet stamp m peop le home treat: ; uestion blank and ecenosene ed . Prot George A. Garlow "George Coughlat, for justice toe] ind Only Scent Paints and Oils, House Fersiagieg Goods, Iron and Steel oo Finnegan, Justice tees, $51:-. -* “Scalp Diseases, Oe was versions, People ve Lansing, $15 00. mn Free. 9t012a.m.,1to 5 and Dommaleatlae 6to8p m. — 4 . : & GEO. E. TORNER, Pine Steet, Nevada tis, AT AEE SL EAE ET AOE TS A IS AAS TSAR rec iat ===: : Ree Heinz Sour Pickles in Bulk Hei hatuey he Beans in Cans Doors, Widows and Glass, Tin, Copper and Granite Ircn War " John McKinney, Ju-tice feos,$3.00. ! dlideaid de se a Se Heinz Custard Heinz Preserved Strawberries Heinz Preserved Raspberries P.G. SCADDEN> Commercial Street. ee Frut in Jars! t Ib. 10¢ Van Camp’s Pork and Beans = -PLUiceine —— $36. Just Arrived. {Heinz Sweet Pickles in Buk . Nag reeee NO_ DOU ‘Richard’ Ditlon, for constabie’3 fees bead I}, vat 3 ee my iding there is any 87 su. inntuaner hair left : » prove the roots are Robert E. Green, for justice feer, not dead. Than, B. Redmayne, tor justice fees, #9. ' g Snell & Pleming: § Heinz Chow Chow. HARDWARE, STOVES, RANGES, CROCKERY, HOUSE FURRISHING GOUDS, ~ ISORARD’S, Broad St. HIRE’S ROOT BEER 3-ply, 67'%c and _75c¢ perfyard—all wool. All Wool 2-ply, 55¢ per yard. Rangpurs, 30c "per yard. Art Matting, 22%c per yard, Pro Brussels,}36 inches wide, 65¢ per yard. Brussels, ranging from 60¢ to 75¢_per yard, Straw Art Matting, from 1 Yc toBz0c per yd 4 cts Berry Bowls . Hail Allison, for labor. on the wna Fr i cae The port is old and of the finest quality and is being sold $12 50. a &-tf P. O'Donnell, for labor on the roads, for $1 50 per gallon. $10. J.L. Hippert, for labor on the roads, $11 85. Pickle Dish CAS PUA] 2214.0 WINE VINEGAR, 45 CENTS A GALLO, Which does not include sewing or laying. Look at these prices: Salad Bowils..,... 80 cts Wine at Wolf’s. Brandy for Mince Meat Carpets at Wholesale Prices Tea Cup and Saucer .22 cts $87 50 one of them called dpon him to stop. Woodruff& Hendricks, for labor on. Huckins whipped up his horse and the roads, $7 60. For the next 30 days we will sel our entire stock of ‘Real China Sunday night Henry Huckins was roada, $20 70. riding on horseback ‘and’ when: near 8. G, Potts, for labor on the roads,. Glenbrook Park two men appeared and ‘J. J. JACKSON, Commercial Street. sei SIKKIM IORI By A. J. Hosking, Deputy Clerk. $6 80. em Smoked Herring Smoked Halibut. ‘Everybody Welcomed. precinct to another. In honor of their’silver wedding an bridges,} On motion and by. order the Board members of their respective families. for labor on Ane adjourned until Tuesday morning at 10 T 1, o’clock. “ @BNERAL FUND. Loose Pickles ioae ‘ “lagen Pickled Pigs’ Feet Aomtaliiad on SATURDAY EVENING, October 6, and Thuredey will be the last day in continuing MONDAY and TUESDAY.° Ponds, $15. $25. 0.0. Goodrich, for lavor on the ©. J. fs,} Jackson's Beehive Grocery, J. A. Oraig, labor on bridges, §86.-. back. 25. N&VADA CITY. Swiss Cheese Cream. Cheese---in lin ull acid Mists Opening !. ©. Hansen, for labor on the roads,. . E, B. O’Qonnor, labor. on bridges, . istration, and a decree of distribution $15. e 4 $22 BO. , was granted. roads, $16. Broad St., above Pine, : Limberger Cheese 13 Commercial Street. 12OPOereSs dead $10 50, In the Superior Court today in the Thomas Timmey, for labor on the : Towle Brothers & Company, lumber estate of J. W. Morris, deceased, a deroade, $2. for bridges, $15 165. cree settling final account and admin Bernard McCalla, for labor on the G: J. BRAN = \aiits Dont Miss This. John Banemar is confined to his Samuel Potts, yack’ for bridges, home on account of ‘a badly sprained $5. Diamonds. 10 Cents. es, $8 19, H. 8. Hawver, for labor on the road’ ae ay 5ay was released yesterday, having peeniin, W. J. Sanford, material for bridges, TAIRD ROAD DISTRICT FUND. we COCKTAILS! been confined in the County Jail for the past week on a charge of. insanity, Snow Tent & Trackee Mills, }ymber eounty were found due and ordered . toy bridges, $59. 60. pacribed . . OYsSTER. Ab Sam, the Chinaman who has ien4 x Le. geon, Road Commissioner of Road Dis SA MOK > pay bridges, $43 43. : M. L. & D, Marsh, lumber for bridges, cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it is $31 48. > all ye who never sampled their goods.tf ‘The Quarterly report of F. M. Prid Rag ones will At“The Grotto”. at all times, you can get the finest of liquors, wines, ales . and map of the county. Eeseseneassamnentnenrsnennnd t F. J. EARS 2A UA Ie AS AS ATMS AS NS FOS TS ASEwe : Fae saa 3-Ib. oo HEADQUARTERS yl Fine Jewelry Silverware and -for the most continaous run“in New posed change in the county road. of the Board the following demands Jellies andPreserves, 2 Jars for 26 pYork. We refer to “The Charity Ball.” Mrs. Ema Gett, Grand President of cents. — tnt es through Summit Valley in Road Dis-}against the county were foard due theN D G. W, will pay an official This is a play that is bonnd to please Van Camp’s beets. Ready for table, trict: No. 5, having been heretofore re. and in accordance with Section 2712 of visit to Laurel Parlor at its regular 3lb. cans for 20 cents at A. B. Wolf's, allas it hasan exceedingly fine plot, esived and a deed to the county of . the Political:Code were ordered paid meeting Thursday evening, October with ‘a strong veia of comedy and Cash Grocer. ' tf frou the a right of way having been led, lith.: A full attendance is desired: . ‘Tonic Beef, Iron and Wine with Hheartfelt interest. There will also. be Oo motion and by order of the Minerva Snyoer, Pres, GENERAL FUND, specialties. The house tonight will Celery always give satisfaction. It tones _ Bette — Sec. : Bb Board the proposed change was adopt-. . H. & F. L. Cooper, lamber for bridge, up the nerves and makes the weak undoubtedly be crowded again, he 2 ed and the County Surveyor ordered $81. 98. strong. Vinton eells it. —= to place the same on the Road Book Legg & Shaw Company, material on. t ss: that. he Packed in cans in a elicits. flavored sauce, aoca can. To Native Daughters. ~ Wolf carries a full line of high grade witnessing a play. that bus. the ‘record -On motion and ‘by a unanimous wate: Q . ‘ts} oc “ “ ; a “ ‘“ aslbs 20c . = lbs. asc piea's Gachonste, . Root Beer ia Pint Botties Hire’s Ginger Ale, Mustard Pickles in Bulk. Whole, Sliced atid Grated Pineappte SALT WAFERS IN CARTOONS, 15¢ R d E RASS . E.my PIONEE 1a

‘Cash Grocer. vano'sConcenta Soup also one of the “Tommpax, October 9, 1900. The Board met parsaant to law, ally \ most. {Gi Bie Borer, and Halt ana Halt lighted audietices that oe th ever One can makes enough soup for six persons and costs only I5c or 2 cans for 25c. Putlup iin the following flavors: Chicken Gumbo, . Mock Turtle, Tomato and Ox-Tail. a @ local performance. The company . aoch stronger in individdal ‘ta ( than on.any ¢f i previous visi ing were read ad approved. Ellerford, who is the fi on fs for theSpanishmine. 3 ‘manager in “America who:ideale nese "Van Camp's Strawberry Beets—— Something new. works. ‘There is a good-sized Republi toproduce at If you want: a good shine go aroand ed in gettingthe rights The report of W. W. Waggoner, rn $835, popular prices “The American Girl” Foan olub at Downieville and they tarn: to Gallagher's stand, Marker and J.M. Cooper, viewers on. 4H. J. Wright, Jaber’ oa polished ed out in. force at Saturday’s meeting. Call on Ed Schmidt whenyou want presented this piece ‘for! his” ‘opening } the proposed county road leading from. Roll, $360 00. -}and showed his good judgment, in dofhe Republicans of Sierra -gounty: are} Marsh’s Grade to the Blue Tentroad. D B. Getchell, Bheriths foreign tees, /anything in the tobaceo . ine. ing 80,46 it held those present interconfident that the majority in favor of in Nevada Township, heretofore: re-. $14 05. Republican candidates will be largested till the final ea ei: Ae two step. Gan be had at Vintons. ; ceived, was accepted and the road de-. KR. A. Peers M.D., care. of indigent, i to the population than . _ The wusic by:-Goyn “If you want a good carpet cheap read clared to be a county road, and the] $5. fine,’ schemewe viey. ® ever before in ite history. Surveyor of Nevada vounty: instructed. . 4A. Attkisson, earns:tor}Snell & Fleming’s prices in their ad. tf. Ponight: the chante goers. will, for For cold storage meats go to Grissel . Bros,’ and you are sure to get the best. the first time have an opportanity ot to place the same on the Road Book Shaingang, $17 50, and Map of the county. Total, $1595 97. The ‘report of viewers of the ‘pro: a trict number 3, was read, approved and J. 8. Landsburg, Jumber for bridges, ordered placed on file. $14 40. the ase The following demands against the INEY. paid on the . of De West 14. Be ed bis reason, At about 6:46 o'clock last night an W. H. Hippert, for labor on the roads, Peter King, lumber for bridges, $80.earthquake was felt at this city. At 15. Forest city the shock was quite severe. D. Ooughlan, for labor on the roads, James Manion, poles” for bridges A. Crignon, an old resident of Down95. $15 10. jeville, aged about 80 years, died at L. Bushell, for labor on thé roads, Bierce & Smart, tumber for bridges, that p.ace yesterday afternoon. He $11 62.° ~ was s native of France and leaves no 4116 60. B. Ww: Penrosé, for labor on the roads-. King & Wolford, lumber for bridges, relatives in this country, 98 %. nil 21, as N. J. Webber has purchased the two i Pe, B. Northup, for labor on the roads, Northup, lumber for bridges, houses on Winter atreet, belonging to ar 80: the estate ¢f the late Harriet Godair. AF: Hippert, for labor on the roads,/ W. J, Sanford, labor on bridges, Mrs. C. Swartz Sr., who suff red s, $5. $12 50. wound to one of her fingers last week J.B. Hippert, for labor on the roads, H. & F, L. Cooper, lumber for bridgis recovering. 95. AT FOLEY'S, Bernard McOulla, for labor on the} W. W. Williams, labor on bridges, English, labor on roada, $12 60. $14. a Presoott, for labor on the roids, . ‘fotal, $666 46. Tuescher, which voters can transfer from one Calvin Maloney, for labor on the niversar y, Supervisor J. M, Buffington and wife on Sunday entertained the Attest— _ “Fonds, 96 25. F. L. Ansoaast, Olerk. EB. O< Seem, for labor on the roads, To Make Room for Other Goods J. M. Borrineton, John McBean, for labor on the roads, President of the Board. $22 50. ees John Lymnee for labor on the roads, . Big Sale. He Did Not Stop. $20. ; O. Penrose, Jr., for labor on the Heliotrope Decorations Dinner Piates........20 cts Breakfast Pilates ear ects Salad Bowl. ....... 64 cts Cake Plate .. ..0. .. 36 cts Oatmeal Bowl....... 16 cts 44 Plece Dinner Set... $8.10 100 Piece Dinuwer Set. .. after regaining his composure, loaded Millen Ford, for labér on the roads,. a rifle he had and fired at the nen, He chased them for a while but floalty $18 76. J. Creegan, for labor on the roads, . lost.track.of them. Woodraff & Hendricks, for labor Biue Violet Decoratiuns Table Bowls ...... . 40 cts L. Green, for labor on the roads, seers SS Cts cecceetciees 52 cts Butter Pilates A. B, Wolf,-the cash grocer has just $23 76. ® received a large consignment of fine Easton & Waldron, for labor on the zinfandel and Port Wine from St. roads, $2 50. George’s Vineyard at Maltermoro .20 ets 44 Piece Dinner Set.. $1.55 100 Picce Diuner Set ..24.4 We are Cutting Prices ali to Pieces During Our Big Clearance Sale. seo a Stacey & Gregory Are Prepared Lo take orders for vonneoct ng sewers Eastin & Waldron, for :tabor on the roads, $4 75. (reat American [arortizy Tea Go, Anyone desiring work done' mmediateCommercial Street, Nevada City. tf & Mobiey, forlabor on ly should see John 8. Gregory. 56 MillStreet, Grass Valley. MoKill the roads, $63. ~ Total $426 60. + Bald { Grow Hair On eas’ The following demands against the eounty were found due and ordered paid frum the dite tics FOR CASH ONLY. BE. Nor hup, for constable’s fees, §34.80. land ietain aacteeMe Ma SMe Ma SMa sd L. B. Self, for co.stabl-’s fees, $1. 8b se4 Watson, for constable’s. feee, wat Boat, for. coustable’stect, Ho, go © Foxnsend, tov constable’ fees, I STOP THI HAIR ais ee and preki 2 ani) children’s hairrap* in length aid tone up t . Long, for. ‘constabie’s foes, wastjah ceeto its} ‘Harvey, ‘tor coxs'able's fete, P Co f town promt “Bnelonet stamp m peop le home treat: ; uestion blank and ecenosene ed . Prot George A. Garlow "George Coughlat, for justice toe] ind Only Scent Paints and Oils, House Fersiagieg Goods, Iron and Steel oo Finnegan, Justice tees, $51:-. -* “Scalp Diseases, Oe was versions, People ve Lansing, $15 00. mn Free. 9t012a.m.,1to 5 and Dommaleatlae 6to8p m. — 4 . : & GEO. E. TORNER, Pine Steet, Nevada tis, AT AEE SL EAE ET AOE TS A IS AAS TSAR rec iat ===: : Ree Heinz Sour Pickles in Bulk Hei hatuey he Beans in Cans Doors, Widows and Glass, Tin, Copper and Granite Ircn War " John McKinney, Ju-tice feos,$3.00. ! dlideaid de se a Se Heinz Custard

Heinz Preserved Strawberries Heinz Preserved Raspberries P.G. SCADDEN> Commercial Street. ee Frut in Jars! t Ib. 10¢ Van Camp’s Pork and Beans = -PLUiceine —— $36. Just Arrived. {Heinz Sweet Pickles in Buk . Nag reeee NO_ DOU ‘Richard’ Ditlon, for constabie’3 fees bead I}, vat 3 ee my iding there is any 87 su. inntuaner hair left : » prove the roots are Robert E. Green, for justice feer, not dead. Than, B. Redmayne, tor justice fees, #9. ' g Snell & Pleming: § Heinz Chow Chow. HARDWARE, STOVES, RANGES, CROCKERY, HOUSE FURRISHING GOUDS, ~ ISORARD’S, Broad St. HIRE’S ROOT BEER 3-ply, 67'%c and _75c¢ perfyard—all wool. All Wool 2-ply, 55¢ per yard. Rangpurs, 30c "per yard. Art Matting, 22%c per yard, Pro Brussels,}36 inches wide, 65¢ per yard. Brussels, ranging from 60¢ to 75¢_per yard, Straw Art Matting, from 1 Yc toBz0c per yd 4 cts Berry Bowls .. Hail Allison, for labor. on the wna Fr i cae The port is old and of the finest quality and is being sold $12 50. a &-tf P. O'Donnell, for labor on the roads, for $1 50 per gallon. $10. J.L. Hippert, for labor on the roads, $11 85. Pickle Dish CAS PUA] 2214.0 WINE VINEGAR, 45 CENTS A GALLO, Which does not include sewing or laying. Look at these prices: Salad Bowils...,...... 80 cts Wine at Wolf’s. Brandy for Mince Meat Carpets at Wholesale Prices Tea Cup and Saucer ..22 cts $87 50 one of them called dpon him to stop. Woodruff& Hendricks, for labor on. Huckins whipped up his horse and the roads, $7 60. For the next 30 days we will sel our entire stock of ‘Real China Sunday night Henry Huckins was roada, $20 70. riding on horseback ‘and’ when: near 8. G, Potts, for labor on the roads,. Glenbrook Park two men appeared and ‘J. J. JACKSON, Commercial Street. sei SIKKIM IORI By A. J. Hosking, Deputy Clerk. $6 80. em Smoked Herring Smoked Halibut. ‘Everybody Welcomed. precinct to another. In honor of their’silver wedding an bridges,} On motion and by. order the Board members of their respective families. for labor on Ane adjourned until Tuesday morning at 10 T 1, o’clock. “ @BNERAL FUND. Loose Pickles ioae ‘ “lagen Pickled Pigs’ Feet Aomtaliiad on SATURDAY EVENING, October 6, and Thuredey will be the last day in continuing MONDAY and TUESDAY.° Ponds, $15. $25. 0.0. Goodrich, for lavor on the ©. J. fs,} Jackson's Beehive Grocery, J. A. Oraig, labor on bridges, §86.-. back. 25. N&VADA CITY. Swiss Cheese Cream. Cheese---in lin ull acid Mists Opening !. ©. Hansen, for labor on the roads,. . E, B. O’Qonnor, labor. on bridges, . istration, and a decree of distribution $15. e 4 $22 BO. , was granted. roads, $16. Broad St., above Pine, : Limberger Cheese 13 Commercial Street. 12OPOereSs dead $10 50, In the Superior Court today in the Thomas Timmey, for labor on the : Towle Brothers & Company, lumber estate of J. W. Morris, deceased, a deroade, $2. for bridges, $15 165. cree settling final account and admin Bernard McCalla, for labor on the G: J. BRAN = \aiits Dont Miss This. John Banemar is confined to his Samuel Potts, yack’ for bridges, home on account of ‘a badly sprained $5. Diamonds. 10 Cents. es, $8 19, H. 8. Hawver, for labor on the road’ ae ay 5ay was released yesterday, having peeniin, W. J. Sanford, material for bridges, TAIRD ROAD DISTRICT FUND. we COCKTAILS! been confined in the County Jail for the past week on a charge of. insanity, Snow Tent & Trackee Mills, }ymber eounty were found due and ordered . toy bridges, $59. 60. pacribed . . OYsSTER. Ab Sam, the Chinaman who has ien4 x Le. geon, Road Commissioner of Road Dis SA MOK > pay bridges, $43 43. : M. L. & D, Marsh, lumber for bridges, cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it is $31 48. > all ye who never sampled their goods.tf ‘The Quarterly report of F. M. Prid Rag ones will At“The Grotto”. at all times, you can get the finest of liquors, wines, ales . and map of the county. Eeseseneassamnentnenrsnennnd t F. J. EARS 2A UA Ie AS AS ATMS AS NS FOS TS ASEwe : Fae saa 3-Ib. oo HEADQUARTERS yl Fine Jewelry Silverware and -for the most continaous run“in New posed change in the county road. of the Board the following demands Jellies andPreserves, 2 Jars for 26 pYork. We refer to “The Charity Ball.” Mrs. Ema Gett, Grand President of cents. — tnt es through Summit Valley in Road Dis-}against the county were foard due theN D G. W, will pay an official This is a play that is bonnd to please Van Camp’s beets. Ready for table, trict: No. 5, having been heretofore re. and in accordance with Section 2712 of visit to Laurel Parlor at its regular 3lb. cans for 20 cents at A. B. Wolf's, allas it hasan exceedingly fine plot, esived and a deed to the county of . the Political:Code were ordered paid meeting Thursday evening, October with ‘a strong veia of comedy and Cash Grocer. ' tf frou the a right of way having been led, lith.: A full attendance is desired: . ‘Tonic Beef, Iron and Wine with Hheartfelt interest. There will also. be Oo motion and by order of the Minerva Snyoer, Pres, GENERAL FUND, specialties. The house tonight will Celery always give satisfaction. It tones _ Bette — Sec. : Bb Board the proposed change was adopt-. . H. & F. L. Cooper, lamber for bridge, up the nerves and makes the weak undoubtedly be crowded again, he 2 ed and the County Surveyor ordered $81. 98. strong. Vinton eells it. —= to place the same on the Road Book Legg & Shaw Company, material on. t ss: that. he Packed in cans in a elicits. flavored sauce, aoca can. To Native Daughters. ~ Wolf carries a full line of high grade witnessing a play. that bus. the ‘record -On motion and ‘by a unanimous wate: Q . ‘ts} oc “ “ ; a “ ‘“ aslbs 20c . = lbs. asc piea's Gachonste, . Root Beer ia Pint Botties Hire’s Ginger Ale, Mustard Pickles in Bulk. Whole, Sliced atid Grated Pineappte SALT WAFERS IN CARTOONS, 15¢ R d E RASS . E.my PIONEE 1a