August 26, 1888 (4 pages)

af: . Pees _ United States. Wow Want to Get ALi, OF THE NEWS OF NEVADA County, TAKE THE TRANSCRIPT. Advertising Medium IN tae Sierra Nevade@ Gold Fields. THE DAIL VOL. LVI.—No. 9013. NEVADA COITY. Established Sent. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Oo CAL. SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST. 26, 1888. Che il: it itunes PUBLISHED Every Day Excepting Monday —sBY— BROWN & CALKINS. L 8. CALKINe, N. P. Brown, (Editor, Business M’g’r. OFFICE—“Transcript Block,” No. mercial st., Nevada City,.Ca TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: Com1 Year, payable in advance, 86. Per Week, = «= 15 Cents. Agents for the Daily Transcript. Palmer O Beg ei New York G, P. Rowell nate Mc akes's New York 8. R. Niles. . ; Boston N. W. Ayer & Co . é .Phiiadelphia ‘Palmer & Key. . Portland, Uregon JH: Batet & CO. 266. ke New York Miiohy M00 oc. 5s <jckeassongn New York Williams if of a eae aa oA London, Eng Gook O 4 .Chicago £.C, ie . . San Francisco Palmer & Rey .3.,. San Franelseo John C. ewey S00 ot Burlington, Vt Stinson & Co. ees Portland, Me Ko Mercury, ‘o Potash, Or any other Elinoral Poison. It is Nature's Remody, made exclusively from Roots abc Ne It is perfectly Na. It is the only remedy known to the world that has ever yot Cured contagious Blood Foison in ali tie stages. It cures Mercurial Rheumatism, Cancer, Scrofula,and other . ::o0d diseases heretofore considered incuratie¢. It cures any disease catised from imvure blood, It is now pre acribed by thousands of the best physicians in the United Staies, os a tonic. We append the statement of a few: “Thave used 8. 8. 5.en patients a ing from fever “ from measies with best results. \ Coes Bch D. MDa Barwex, Ga.—Wilile Witte was ya keven Sears, I prescribed 8. B. Geo. M. Mott . cra pi ad orth ey J ues ._ K. Spence: Gr alley B. F. Suell , rag eh Bet TD, CMe me cccnes a . Truckee «. L. Miller. . “* French Corral James sesh ay North Bloomfield J. W. Rob . Graniteville Iw. Beatty . . Smartaville J. W. Orear. . Downieville Nevada Royal Arch Chapter, No. 6, BR. A. M. STATED MEETINGS AT MA SONIC HALL, Nevada City, ou the First Moneay in each mont th. Visiting Companions in good stand: ing are cordially invited to at nd, JO&8. THOMAS, High Priest. I. J. Rourg, “ecretarv. MASONIC 1 JTICE. Nevada Lodge, No. 13 F. & A.M. Fee int MEETINGS ON THE cond Wednesday of each month. Visteh preiirs 3 good standing ate c.c, GEISENBURGER, Master. Roxre, Secretary. Alfrea DP. Pee babi Counselor: at Law and Notary Publis, Successsor to Johnson & Mason, t Attorneys at Law. RACTICE IN THE SUPEGIOR W "eagreme, District and Circuit Courts of the U. Office—Thomas Block, corner Broad and Pine streets, Nevada C City. L. B. LITTLE. JOHN CALDWELL. CALDWELL & LITTLE, Attorneys and Oounselors at Law. Wie PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND d States C OFFICE—Thomas on corner Broadand Pine streets, up stuirs. : J. t. CALDWELL, * Attorney at Law, Notary Publio, AND CONVEYANCER. site Union rmprines Nev State, the be Gouris at the eneere: ( et side e Broad Eiost oppofhe: Mente rat tealt vinny EB. H. GAYLORD FRED SBARLH GAYLORD & SEARLS, Attorneys and Oounselors at Law. Wik resoucs IN ALLTHECOURTS State and Federal. estrone ge Court House. Ww. P. SOWDEN, Attorney and Oounselor at Law Ww ACTICEIN ALL THE COURTS 5 ne State of California, and of the \ Morgan & : Roberta’ Block, sores ofvine bok Broad streets, Nevada City, (a G, Ww. cnoss Pp. F. SIMONDS, OROSS & RIRgONDS, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, W'bhitea PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND States Courts. json aore & Rovere Block, Neve da City Ww. D. LONG, Attorney and Oounselor at Law. EY .OF NEVADA Weta btice at the 2 Conrt House, __ AJ County. GEO. L. HUGHES, Attorney. and Oounselor at Law, ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS Wisi in Morgan & Roberts’ Block. POS. Se FORD Attorney and@ Oounselor at Law. : Thomas’ Building, corner Broad Ons tine streeta, Nevada City DR. KR. M. MUNT, Physician, : FFICE AT VINTON’S DRUG STORE, O NEVADA CITY. Peed ~~ FHOMAS 8, STEPHENS, Coustabic of Nevada Township and Bill Collector. E AT COURTROOM OF JUDGE (Sowden. Nevada City, Cal. bath cre en 2 orr & CO. No, 25 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, Buy Gold Dust, Geld and Silver Bars. May 6, 1887. dob SEA ERE REA OT BES A. WU'TKE, ashiona Boot and Shoe Maker, ie ae 0,8 Books BELOW nat FINE ROOTS AND auors. A SPEULALTY _REPATRING NEATLY DONE. N. BE. ORAPMAN,~ —* WEVADA CITY. .«. CA fae’ LOCAL ANESTHETICS IF IF DESIRED. Office at Residence, Sactanento St LUETJE & BRAND, WA ‘ ANw JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada City8., and to-day he is a is at es gnourt boy. j ARKKE, ML, blood. poison, Tt acts imuch better than aah or Any other rein: Cy [have ever used. B. F. Wiseretp, M.D. Foruae. ly of Sussex €o.,'Va. . Ham, te well-known druggist ‘ apne dian, of Nusivitte, Howard County, a sir at * Havivg nage Lane tan ag wi coh pose Feoommend it a9 the con R. ail skin dis@ases, It matters not Wi.ut the name may be,” We have a book gt-ing a h of shie wonderful remecy, a dats cures, over the wor Uap et dl wht iccintatee thas all we say is tree, wad nes, we wiil n free on spijoatcn jon, NO fanity sheuld be without it. @ have another on Contagious ag home Polsom, sent oR same oo ser wil yeti pst hal » ith iti you by Vg etveny tens yor a ero by sd drugs ists, Tue Swirr Spremic Co, a Drawer 3, Atianta, Ga. : New York, 76 Broadw Loudon, £ng,, 835n0w Sin . 4 : Nevada County N. G. RR. TIME TABLE NO. 30. Takes Effect Saturday, April 28th, gt 6AM, LEAVING NEVADA GITY: it fine . DAILY—Connecting with overand arriving in San Francisco at P.M. DANE CORSON E with 1a Overland oe leaving rancisco at 8:30 A. M. Arriving: 9-00 ‘A. M. DAILY BAS KE. H. BROWN, Superintendent. Passenger leaving San Francleco af JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager. ‘Quick Time and Cheap Fares Eastern and Buropean Cities. BY THE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAI. ALL RAIL ROUTES. Southern Pacific Company ALLY EXPRESS AND EMIGRANT Traits make prompt connection with nd tang Railway Linea in the East, conpos ds at New Yerk and New Orleans With the Several Steamer Lines to ALL EUROPEAN PORTS Pullman Palace Sleeping Care Attached to Overland Express Trains. + eatin Olass sl Are Run wea with oy erland ‘_ tant Trains. tional charge for Bertha in Third Siege Tickets Sold, ‘Slee ing Car Berths secured, and other information given Ete applica tion at the Company’s offices ere Leap gers calling in p can routes, ¢ RAILROAD LANDS FOR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMS. -_—— Apply te, or Address w. i. ee Land Agent, C. P.R. Ri Ban Fran TEROME MADDEN, Land Agent 8. PR ee T. H. GOODMAN .N, TOWNE : 2 Gen. Pass & Tk't Agt General Manager. Empire Livery Stable Broad st., Nevada City, opp -National Ex change Hotel, JAMES HENNESSY, é and capable of nf going as fast as any gen man cares to di ' Good Saddle Horses always on handCARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROMPTL FURNISHED. Ricumonp, Va., Dc. a imate = three beatae of Bwitk “5 Specific for see + DAILY — Connecting warm _ HE pporkinuon: OF Sy a EMPIRE wien oe cape be cy es aes and gies orses. Be Te tetcund tn tele qvart of th Stale, Peams with elegant B' Wagons gna Hacks to let at the a ban Snotice an the most reasonable terms The horses are free from vice, of gota trie Are the” ‘Best. Spencerian Steel Pens mee USED BY THE BEST PENMEN. HE FEIGNED OEATH. A. Federal Prisoner's Efforts To ‘Make Hie Escape in 1864. Colonel Musser relates an interesting incident of army experience which oc curred while he was in command of the post at Washington, Ark., in thesummer of 1864. The story as related is told by a Federal officer, a prisoner in camp, to Captain James T. Oley of the Eighth Mie éburi Infantry. The captain was playing the rart of the hospitable host toward his guest and prisoner through the medium of a couple of tin cups and a jug filled with homemade whiskey, clear as crystal and uncontaminated by an excise tax. Lieutenant Borenway, a Federal officer in an Ohio regiment, bad fallen into the hands of Dick Taylor about the time of Banka’ Red River expedition. Becoming weary of captivity and die gusted with federate rations, he planned with several of his fellow prisoners ascheme by which one of their members might make his escape. Whiskey poker was played to determine which one should begiven the firstchance. Lieutenant Borenway won. In accordance with the scheme agreed to, he feigned death, was buried by his’ . comrades in a shallow grave, and succeeded. in making his resurrection after the departure of the Confederates and companions. The deserted grave was discovered during the day and the ruse “dropped on to” and reported to the commander at Marshfield, La., who immediately set a pack of bloodbonnds to track the fugitive. . After trail was struck all of these but one were called off. This one continued the pursuit, and at the end of the third day overtook the lieutenant in the dense woods near Washington, Ark. The hound guarded the tree for three days and three nights, until the soldiers, who took their hares in their pursuit, artived and again took charge of the wellnigh starved fugitive. cure caw Plies. Itching Piles are ve known by moisture like perspiration, producing a very disagreeable itching after vetting warm. This form as well as Blind Bleeding and protrading Piles, ago at once to the application of Bosanko’s Pile Remedy, which acts directly upon the parts affected, absorbing the tumors, allaying the intense itching and effecting a permanent cure. 50 cents. Address the Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua, O. Sold by: Carr Bros. my-21-ly ore DIRKOCTORY. — COUNTY Superior POOR hi cichcsugeanecs J.M. Wallin Ds Sa et ea ea . Gi Recorder District Attorne ey. J isper tag! and Collector. . Meee hus daae was ry gcnool Su rintendent. ‘ Public Admini Ost Coroner. ..5 R. W. Waterman ‘Wm. C, Hendricus Supreme. Sustices—Niles Searls (C. a nk W. McKinstry, J.D. Thornton, J. R, Sharp stein, Jackson Temple, A. Van R. Patter son, >. B McFarlan: Sg oe a es re Belcher (C, C,), Niles Searls, H Toe RIOT Goperesamen. 2 D pssadess aa. A. Loutth m missioner, sy fog *< Abbott Board Equalization, 94 at. L. C. Moreh ouse LEGULATIVE, State Sena‘ aeaatiteen. 14th Dist. . Assemblyman, 15th Dist. . rte 7 ‘1 sykea Table of Distances From Nevada City to * MRS. J, NAFFZIGER. THE . an: MOTEL OF NEVADA OITY.. + ret P. Dunn Herold Supt. Publie 1 Instruction. .1ra G. Hott; Surveyor Genera!.. Theodore Reichért Clerk Supreme Court.,. . .J.D. Spencer JUDICIARY. H.G. PARSONS. . Business Manager agian CALIFORNIA se NICE SAMPLE . MS.ON FIRST FLOOR aetna ONS Sisters of . Charity, attached to St. Mary*s tutant . Asylum, Dorchester, Mass., certify to the . inestimable value of Ayer’s, Sarsapariila in the treatment of sore eyes and skin diseases, among the many unfortunate children under their care. Mrs. 5. 1). Bodwell, Feslgerne emi Mass., writes concerning the treatment of her dnughter, who was troubled with sore ‘eyes. as follows: “I gave Ayer’s Sarsaparilla to My Little Girl, and must eay that she never took anything that helped her so much. I think her eyes never looked 90 well, us now, since they were affected, and hér genera! health is improving every day. She has taken but half a bottle.” <A. J. Simpson, 147 Fast Merrimack st., Lowell, Maxs., writes: “My weak eyes were made strong by using Ayer’s Sarsaparilla.”’ C. E. Upton, Nashua, N. H., writes: “ For a number of years I have been troubled with a humor in my eyes, and was unable to obtain any relief, yntil I commenced bleod purifiers.” ‘. or sale by all Drugaists. TO HOME! JOHN T. MORGAN TAT. P, RROWN. GEO, E. *RED SEARLS, Large List of Desirable Seti: oc 4 PALACE THING USUALLY FOUND IN SCHOOL ROCKS, ' BLANK BOOKS, Ayer’s Sar sapariiia. I belleve it to be the best of @EO, C. GAYLORD WM. EDWARDS, or. Pine ana Commerctat Charity janay be *“fairedt and foremost.of. the trails . that waitom man’s most diguified and happiest state,” but the dignity and happiuess of main Cannes long endure withoui the health that may be obtained in a few bottles of Ayers Sarsaparilla, A.W. . Parker, lumber dealer, 209 Bleury street, Montreal, Que,. writes: “After being troubled with Dyspepsia for a year. and with Salt Rheum _For a Number of Years, T was cured of both diseases by using six bottles of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla.”. M.G, Traine, Duxbury, Mass., writes: “I have found Ayer’s Sarsaparilla an efficacious remedy for bilious troubles and Dyspepsia.” Henry Cobb, 41 Russell st., Charlestown, Mass., writes: “I was completely cured of Dyspepsia, by the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla.”. Wm. Lee, Joppa, Md., writes: “ I have tried Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, and it has done me so much good that I shall always regard it as the best of blood purifiers.” Eminent physicians preacribe Ayer’s Sarsaparilla in all cases requiring a scuanstes alterative treatment. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Masa., U. 8. A. Price $1) six bottles for $5. : SHnhkx prs. Nevada County Land and Improvement Association DIRECTORS ; x. M. PRESTON, TURNER, J. RECTOR J. HENNESSEY. Naitiis died idnidd: Pir’ Sele. y 9720000 eres of Railroad and Other Unimoroved Lands For Sale raneingin nrice from $1.50 to $10 ner acre. FOR LIST OF PROPERTY AND FULL INFORMATION, CALL ON OR ADDRESS ~ FRANK G. BEATTY, NEVADA CITY, CAL. . i . The American Pastry Cook, The Leading Harness Shop , OF NEVADA cry. \ Below National Hote Proprietor Broad Street, -Jas. Cairns. ———— Harness and Collars MADE TO ORDER SADDLES, WHIPS, OURRY QOMBS Repairing Neatly Done. @aPAll orders attended to promptly. Whiteheed’s Cook Beets LEAD THE WORLD. a PRICE 62. Hotel Meat Cooking, . PRICE 62. Ne. 3, Chicago Heald Cooking’ Si hoo, (For Families, PRICK 61.50. Neo. 4, PRICE 83. HOTEL GAZETTE, 430 Kearney Street, San Francisoo, L. P. FISHER Ne wapaper Advertising Ageney. ROHANT'S “EX: ROOM Nutt MD oRNiA STREET, SAN FRANCIACO. Nabad RIAREISE, anes on the Pacific oak the San wich Iplande, nésia, Mexican gt Lee ng Valpa: ris Se apni ol rh Ne eala! Aus: Jonies, the Eastern an foresee. les of nearly every news r pa si on the nth very are Lop con on hand, and all advertisers are lowed free access to thom ae businesa hours. lished mind FOURTH ANNUAL FAIR Commencing August 28th and continua Meena ome FOR SALE AT THE OFFICE OF THE 1a. M, No. 10, RuNNING—Open to gill. = en: trance. fol a cond d hare, a iat ne ba r a a half. pent all. enay ed, Second horse be rd, $25, Five eighths of a mile and Ro. ia. Rhorrine—-8iM class. Open toall. ree 0. 18% RUNNING—Saddle hose stake. qutrancs. $50 17th Agricultural District Association for 1888 NEVADA AND PLAOER OOUNTTES, . “33 ing, five days. Race and Steck Extibite at Glenbreok Park, Midway between Grass Valley and Nevada City. ( Pavilion at Nevada City $10,000 IN PURSES AND PREMIUMS. Liberal Purses for State and Dis« trict Morses. Liberal Premfume fer Live Steck, Farmeing, Orchard and Dairy Preducts; and Mechanical and Art Exhibits. FIVE DAY’S RACING. Ad wee ris August 28th. No, ests oor’ iene” Pm a third, metonned ofa mile and alk y ee Teham um erra, \ voldt, ah orto, Shanta, foluse, Pps eon lyee, Lanes, W.DNESDA ¥, August s0¢h. . mile and re et ofa ‘tle ROTTING. 2:50class. Open toall. havaarnineuals Wit, 80th. fee Cay and repeat. ING. 2:40 class, Open to ° ny PactNa.—2:80 class. Open to all, Purse . FRIDAY, August 31st. trance, oes forfeit $50; third, Distriet, Catch weights, N@,—2:30 class. Open to year-olds 4 sf Neae’ Tourbament at 11 4. m. for various mx ates i ooo daded” secon and horse re For twopanes, #0 forfeit, $150 ad $00; ub. Fivemete 5 entrance, de eee iN yerae Second horse $50; Ladies Tournament, for various prizes, at * Republican County Convention. ‘i 4" A MEETING . op Ti REPUBLICAN —OF THE— ag thy of te j Saunt » held at Armory Hal oe Nevada meen ticiea tet Soma, Soprenis o County shall be he +1) tae ss Theatre, Nevada City, Tuesday, August 28th, 1888, Commencing atli o’clock A. M. lst. To nominate candid: offices to be elected at the Natomas siee nt a County Central Commitng year. to bag Date Hone! peat be le ont w, at ieee The election a shall be hela inthe ta the precincts of Ne Neva: an Seaeane manner as the voters present shall declare. The followh yedues ne og fe nepectors wilkact ebtheir respective peeain: a : Nevada City Precincts, Nos.1 and 4-Ieapector, J. C. Abbott; Judges, W. T. Joyce ~~ andJohn Werry. Polling place at City Hell. 20 delegates. Selby Flat Precinct—Inepector, aam Eda 2delegates. Willow Valley Pilelnek teen: ad Lyons. 2 delegates.” ~ Gold Flat Precinet—Inspector, John Weters. 2 delegates. Indian Flat Predinct—Inspector, Charles Cleveland, 2 delegates. East Grass Valley Precinct fe directed to hold the election .t the house of Eagle Hose Co.—Inapector, Wm. Bee; Judges, R. @. Roberts and Peter Knight, 1) delegates. Weat Grass Valley Precinct is directed to hold the election at the house of Protection Hose’ Co.—Inspector, M. Pi Stone; Judges, C. H, Hankins and Frank Richards, 10 delegates, Allison Ranch Precinct—Inspector, 8, Benoit. 1 delegate. Buena Vista Precinct — Inspector, D. W. Pingree. 1 delegate, Cottage Hill Precinct—Inapector, J. M. Higgins. 1 delegate. Forest Springs Precinct—Inapector, Milton Smith. 1 delegate, Boston Ravine Preeinct—Inspector, R. D. Gummoe. 2 delegates. Hill's Flat Precinet—Inspector, Sam Henwood. 2 deleyates. North Bloomfield Precinct—Inspector, RB. D. Skidmore. 4 delegates, Relief Hill Precinct —{napector, R. A. nrose, 1delegate. — Bleck. 1 delegate. Columbia Hill Precinct-Inspector, A. L. Woodruff. 2 delegates. Moore’a Flat Precinct—Inspector, James Reed. 1 delegate, Graniteville Precinot— Inspector, John Cline. 2delegates. Washington Precinct — I BT. te, Worthley. delegates. ere 4 Bho Precinct—Inspector, A, T. Frye 1 Rose. Precinct —Inanector, Yuba Precinct—Inspector, Geo.” A. Mare 2 delegates. Ormonde Precinct —Iaspector, Richard Stout. 1 delegate. North Seo Juan Preeinct—Iuspector, 4. Stotiar. 3 delegates. Cherokee Precinct—Inspector, L. D, Rathbun, 1 delegate. Sweetland Precinct — Inspector, J. M. Wood. 1 delegate. French Corral Precinct-Inspector, C. L. Miller. 1 delegate. Birchville Precinct—Inspector, G. B. New ell. 1 delegate, Rough and Ready Precinet—Inspector, C O. Taylor, 2 delegates, Indian Springs Precinct—Inspector, 0. B. Gasaaway, 2 delegates. Anthony Honae Presinct—Inapector, Wm Davey. 1 delegate. Pleasant Ridge Precinet—Inspector, Wm. Sickles, 1 delegate. Mooney Fiat Pre t—Inspector, A, M. Powers. i ence Spenceville Precinct — Inspector, C. Peitssch, 1 delegate. ; Trackee Precinct—Inapector, H. K. Gage; Judges, H. A. Mason and T. P Stevens. ¢ delegates, TAH. CARR L) Day ‘Taanacnire may be Me ed, Four aera W and 1 r Tua Ravana pat Paes ol LP Fiabe. " Leen, Onebed 0 pe P penn ‘Frostnetinapen fer, D, M, Dysart Brose. SATURNAY, September ist. ‘Little York Precigct—Inspector, W. J. PROPRIETORS OF THE.‘ DRUG :: Nevada City. Kan CONSTANTLY ON BAND a LARGE AND COMPLETE 8TOUK OF EVERY Wirst-class Drug Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC a MISCELLANROUS BOOKA. ee ae ae abe ada a GARDEN AND FLOWER S&EDS. ea The Finest Brands of Cigars in Nevada City. iGER. . “Paleitjiddba Gach ann sorobityeipgnndes!\s'« saabeivad eabideinat Drug THE PROPLE'S CYCLOP BOTA The Best in the World » for General Use. ‘Three-Volume Edition . . topies. Complete in # convenient volume STORE, . :;.: we will send you fret 8 somethin, . U bite . MONEY. out and return 0 ba ond great witl'etart No, Grand stock pasate and awarding of premiume at ll a. sy NEVADA CITY, CAL. Hetel im the City. the Only First-class: Business PERIODICALS, —— : Meonstve dre proce free from the PICTORIALS, “ dangers of ' 80 preva an large, hotels, cml jovern ret “4 rst : : two Classes alternately if NEWSPAPERS mecessary to ih any day's p reekag, or to Agenta for the San Francisco Examiner. sifey a wail-over shall pe be ‘entitled only an the required pan entrance money 66%, to the first an Bod Sided ae tollown site Eacey oh entries sremacteres out ty i.e 1 Me preced @ race P. nai @ day ry here thera 8 more en . than one entry by Ronee they are De ee ie an Attorney and Counceler at Law ong, Yaron sama pomp ir oe starters appear . a past ems ow. wi. 2 delegate. Lowell Hill Precinct-Inspector, Wm. Wilvalu busta leh you, tha M4, RU nH No~Open to all.$40 om;. kinson. 1 delegate. Will bri ‘ou gS tra f di ' pes be away, th oa an yehio @ horse, etnied Oe. One Tao suite ade re ne . Hunt's Hil “ig recinot~Inapector,A. @. TurRae tH phsabs rots a. «Hoxie ioctude herek, Oki a : re Precinct—! tor, O. K ome. orse H u Bel clu napec i ; ng ist coing money fo a ata = ‘iive-sig theofamile. . Cieeiiiaan. 2 delegates. ‘ ooh lr start you ; capital not 16. Trortine—2:27 class. Open to a, Py cas Cf the Sepuine, . mport. . al wares $600, @ Inspectors and Jy of Election are ant erehances a lifetime. Those at, 17.” PACIKO—2:20 class. Open’ to all. airect to issue < ficates of election to ambitious and enterprising will not vviay . ra rae $600, the delegate or << sheeted fro from their Grand outfit free. Address TRUE & C reapective prec ve pcan inst. Augusta, Maine. aia Qualification voters: All those who se . sean . Aoetrien andwill vata. fox the Kioctora ef 4 MONTH can be made are eligible bie’ that iors owned tn the. coun . Harrison and Bag f working for us. Agents 4 Placer, compri ing ee M. EDWARDS, Chairman. preferred whoogn furnish ‘Pekows nines, pokey Aeroniensl District, prior to A. BR. Lonp, Hocretary. ol ey ee ee ta may be profitably e ise on , Unlens otherwine specified Nevada Herald Grass Valley Tidfngs, 8a: or A oe ¥ aa nm towns! Ah cities. — Juan Times and Truckee Republican please B, F. JOH ROW -» 1009 Main Street, cory. Riskinend, IN DITTLOns. asl ERR cing races are the best pt in two-year-old, ue National Meat Market. ‘National Exchan i five to enter and three OPPOSITE CITIZENS BANK. Bur. PORK, MUTTON, VEAL, SAUSA GES, Ete. BAMA, BACON AND_LARD, wholesale o And all kinds of M écerattis Wake oa te usually found Meata delivered f ee of 0.3 Eizo aun > 1888, n conform iy with the visions of the ° , La pro following take City Precinct = Tuspector, William — JAMES A. STIDCER. And Netary Public. wil ce in the the Courts of Bees of Nevada BROWN & CALKINS, ‘le aR meres lished 1, WNP es L. 8 CALEING,. "PF. BROWN ITY for tn. than. af xou airs ss = eee ee et Sona: ee ng to you nee Gn ai NNR rit egs tht iS MESS Lin NEOTEL EA GES

af: . Pees _ United States. Wow Want to Get ALi, OF THE NEWS OF NEVADA County, TAKE THE TRANSCRIPT. Advertising Medium IN tae Sierra Nevade@ Gold Fields. THE DAIL VOL. LVI.—No. 9013. NEVADA COITY. Established Sent. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Oo CAL.. SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST. 26, 1888. Che il: it itunes PUBLISHED Every Day Excepting Monday —sBY— BROWN & CALKINS. L 8. CALKINe, N. P. Brown, (Editor, Business M’g’r. OFFICE—“Transcript Block,” No. mercial st., Nevada City,.Ca TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: Com1 Year, payable in advance, 86. Per Week, = «= 15 Cents. Agents for the Daily Transcript. Palmer O Beg ei New York G, P. Rowell nate Mc akes's New York 8. R. Niles.. . ; Boston N. W. Ayer & Co . é .Phiiadelphia ‘Palmer & Key. . Portland, Uregon JH: Batet & CO. 266. ke New York Miiohy M00 oc. 5s <jckeassongn New York Williams if of a eae aa oA London, Eng Gook O 4 .Chicago £.C, ie . .. San Francisco Palmer & Rey .3..,. San Franelseo John C. ewey S00 ot Burlington, Vt Stinson & Co.. ees Portland, Me Ko Mercury, ‘o Potash, Or any other Elinoral Poison. It is Nature's Remody, made exclusively from Roots abc Ne It is perfectly Na. It is the only remedy known to the world that has ever yot Cured contagious Blood Foison in ali tie stages. It cures Mercurial Rheumatism, Cancer, Scrofula,and other . ::o0d diseases heretofore considered incuratie¢. It cures any disease catised from imvure blood, It is now pre acribed by thousands of the best physicians in the United Staies, os a tonic. We append the statement of a few: “Thave used 8. 8. 5.en patients a ing from fever “ from measies with best results. \ Coes Bch D. MDa Barwex, Ga.—Wilile Witte was ya keven Sears, I prescribed 8. B. Geo. M. Mott .. cra pi ad orth ey J ues ._ K. Spence: Gr alley B. F. Suell , rag eh Bet TD, CMe me cccnes a . Truckee «. L. Miller.. .. “* French Corral James sesh ay North Bloomfield J. W. Rob .. Graniteville Iw. Beatty . . Smartaville J. W. Orear. . Downieville Nevada Royal Arch Chapter, No. 6, BR. A. M. STATED MEETINGS AT MA SONIC HALL, Nevada City, ou the First Moneay in each mont th. Visiting Companions in good stand: ing are cordially invited to at nd, JO&8. THOMAS, High Priest. I. J. Rourg, “ecretarv. MASONIC 1 JTICE. Nevada Lodge, No. 13 F. & A.M. Fee int MEETINGS ON THE cond Wednesday of each month. Visteh preiirs 3 good standing ate c.c, GEISENBURGER, Master. Roxre, Secretary. Alfrea DP. Pee babi Counselor: at Law and Notary Publis, Successsor to Johnson & Mason, t Attorneys at Law. RACTICE IN THE SUPEGIOR W "eagreme, District and Circuit Courts of the U. Office—Thomas Block, corner Broad and Pine streets, Nevada C City. L. B. LITTLE. JOHN CALDWELL. CALDWELL & LITTLE, Attorneys and Oounselors at Law. Wie PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND d States C OFFICE—Thomas on corner Broadand Pine streets, up stuirs. : J. t. CALDWELL, * Attorney at Law, Notary Publio, AND CONVEYANCER. site Union rmprines Nev State, the be Gouris at the eneere: ( et side e Broad Eiost oppofhe: Mente rat tealt vinny EB. H. GAYLORD FRED SBARLH GAYLORD & SEARLS, Attorneys and Oounselors at Law. Wik resoucs IN ALLTHECOURTS State and Federal. estrone ge Court House. Ww. P. SOWDEN, Attorney and Oounselor at Law Ww ACTICEIN ALL THE COURTS 5 ne State of California, and of the \ Morgan & : Roberta’ Block, sores ofvine bok Broad streets, Nevada City, (a G, Ww. cnoss Pp. F. SIMONDS, OROSS & RIRgONDS, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, W'bhitea PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND States Courts. json aore & Rovere Block, Neve da City Ww. D. LONG, Attorney and Oounselor at Law. EY .OF NEVADA Weta btice at the 2 Conrt House, __ AJ County. GEO. L. HUGHES, Attorney. and Oounselor at Law, ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS Wisi in Morgan & Roberts’ Block. POS. Se FORD Attorney and@ Oounselor at Law. : Thomas’ Building, corner Broad Ons tine streeta, Nevada City DR. KR. M. MUNT, Physician, : FFICE AT VINTON’S DRUG STORE, O NEVADA CITY. Peed ~~ FHOMAS 8, STEPHENS, Coustabic of Nevada Township and Bill Collector. E AT COURTROOM OF JUDGE (Sowden. Nevada City, Cal. bath cre en 2 orr & CO.. No, 25 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, Buy Gold Dust, Geld and Silver Bars. May 6, 1887. dob SEA ERE REA OT BES A. WU'TKE, ashiona Boot and Shoe Maker, ie ae 0,8 Books BELOW nat FINE ROOTS AND auors. A SPEULALTY _REPATRING NEATLY DONE. N. BE. ORAPMAN,~ —* WEVADA CITY.. .«. CA fae’ LOCAL ANESTHETICS IF IF DESIRED. Office at Residence, Sactanento St LUETJE & BRAND, WA ‘ ANw JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada City8., and to-day he is a is at es gnourt boy. j ARKKE, ML, blood. poison, Tt acts imuch better than aah or Any other rein: Cy [have ever used. B. F. Wiseretp, M.D. Foruae. ly of Sussex €o.,'Va. . Ham, te well-known druggist ‘ apne dian, of Nusivitte, Howard County, a sir at * Havivg nage Lane tan ag wi coh pose Feoommend it a9 the con R. ail skin dis@ases, It matters not Wi.ut the name may be,” We have a book gt-ing a h of shie wonderful remecy, a dats cures, over the wor Uap et dl wht iccintatee thas all we say is tree, wad nes, we wiil n free on spijoatcn jon, NO fanity sheuld be without it. @ have another on Contagious ag home Polsom, sent oR same oo ser wil yeti pst hal » ith iti you by Vg etveny tens yor a ero by sd drugs ists, Tue Swirr Spremic Co, a Drawer 3, Atianta, Ga. : New York, 76 Broadw Loudon, £ng,, 835n0w Sin . 4 : Nevada County N. G. RR. TIME TABLE NO. 30. Takes Effect Saturday, April 28th, gt 6AM, LEAVING NEVADA GITY: it fine . DAILY—Connecting with overand arriving in San Francisco at P.M. DANE CORSON E with 1a Overland oe leaving rancisco at 8:30 A. M. Arriving: 9-00 ‘A. M. DAILY BAS KE. H. BROWN, Superintendent. Passenger leaving San Francleco af JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager. ‘Quick Time and Cheap Fares Eastern and Buropean Cities. BY THE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAI. ALL RAIL ROUTES. Southern Pacific Company ALLY EXPRESS AND EMIGRANT Traits make prompt connection with nd tang Railway Linea in the East, conpos ds at New Yerk and New Orleans With the Several Steamer Lines to ALL EUROPEAN PORTS Pullman Palace Sleeping Care Attached to Overland Express Trains. + eatin Olass sl Are Run wea with oy erland ‘_ tant Trains. tional charge for Bertha in Third Siege Tickets Sold, ‘Slee ing Car Berths secured, and other information given Ete applica tion at the Company’s offices ere Leap gers calling in p can routes, ¢ RAILROAD LANDS FOR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMS. -_—— Apply te, or Address w. i. ee Land Agent, C. P.R. Ri Ban Fran TEROME MADDEN, Land Agent 8. PR ee T. H. GOODMAN .N, TOWNE : 2 Gen. Pass & Tk't Agt General Manager. Empire Livery Stable Broad st., Nevada City, opp -National Ex change Hotel, JAMES HENNESSY, é and capable of nf going as fast as any gen man cares to di ' Good Saddle Horses always on handCARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROMPTL FURNISHED. Ricumonp, Va., Dc. a imate = three beatae of Bwitk “5 Specific for see + DAILY — Connecting warm _ HE pporkinuon: OF Sy a EMPIRE wien oe cape be cy es aes and gies orses. Be Te tetcund tn tele qvart of th Stale, Peams with elegant B' Wagons gna Hacks to let at the a ban Snotice an the most reasonable terms The horses are free from vice, of gota trie Are the” ‘Best. Spencerian Steel Pens mee USED BY THE BEST PENMEN. HE FEIGNED OEATH. A. Federal Prisoner's Efforts To ‘Make Hie Escape in 1864. Colonel Musser relates an interesting incident of army experience which oc curred while he was in command of the post at Washington, Ark., in thesummer of 1864. The story as related is told by a Federal officer, a prisoner in camp, to Captain James T. Oley of the Eighth Mie éburi Infantry. The captain was playing the rart of the hospitable host toward his guest and prisoner through the medium of a couple of tin cups and a jug filled with homemade whiskey, clear as crystal and uncontaminated by an excise tax. Lieutenant Borenway, a Federal officer in an Ohio regiment, bad fallen into the hands of Dick Taylor about the time of Banka’ Red River expedition. Becoming weary of captivity and die gusted with federate rations, he planned with several of his fellow prisoners ascheme by which one of their members might make his escape. Whiskey poker was played to determine which one should begiven the firstchance. Lieutenant Borenway won. In accordance with the scheme agreed to, he feigned death, was buried by his’ . comrades in a shallow grave, and succeeded. in making his resurrection after the departure of the Confederates and companions. The deserted grave was discovered during the day and the ruse “dropped on to” and reported to the commander at Marshfield, La., who immediately set a pack of bloodbonnds to track the fugitive. . After trail was struck all of these but one were called off. This one continued the pursuit, and at the end of the third day overtook the lieutenant in the dense woods near Washington, Ark. The hound guarded the tree for three days and three nights, until the soldiers, who took their hares in their pursuit, artived and again took charge of the wellnigh starved fugitive. cure caw Plies. Itching Piles are ve known by moisture like perspiration, producing a very disagreeable itching after vetting warm. This form as well as Blind Bleeding and protrading Piles, ago at once to the application of Bosanko’s Pile Remedy, which acts directly upon the parts affected, absorbing the tumors, allaying the intense itching and effecting a permanent cure. 50 cents. Address the Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua, O. Sold by: Carr Bros. my-21-ly ore DIRKOCTORY. — COUNTY Superior POOR hi cichcsugeanecs J.M. Wallin Ds Sa et ea ea . Gi Recorder District Attorne ey. J isper tag! and Collector. . Meee hus daae was ry gcnool Su rintendent. ‘ Public Admini Ost Coroner.. ....5 R. W. Waterman ‘Wm. C, Hendricus Supreme. Sustices—Niles Searls (C. a nk W. McKinstry, J.D. Thornton, J. R, Sharp stein, Jackson Temple, A. Van R. Patter son, >. B McFarlan: Sg oe a es re Belcher (C, C,), Niles Searls, H Toe RIOT Goperesamen. 2 D pssadess aa. A. Loutth m missioner, sy fog *< Abbott Board Equalization, 94 at. L. C. Moreh ouse LEGULATIVE, State Sena‘ aeaatiteen. 14th Dist. . Assemblyman, 15th Dist. . rte 7 ‘1 sykea Table of Distances From Nevada City to * MRS. J, NAFFZIGER. THE . an: MOTEL OF NEVADA OITY... + ret P. Dunn Herold Supt. Publie 1 Instruction.. ..1ra G. Hott; Surveyor Genera!.... Theodore Reichért Clerk Supreme Court.,.. . .J.D. Spencer JUDICIARY. H.G. 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Lee, Joppa, Md., writes: “ I have tried Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, and it has done me so much good that I shall always regard it as the best of blood purifiers.” Eminent physicians preacribe Ayer’s Sarsaparilla in all cases requiring a scuanstes alterative treatment. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Masa., U. 8. A. Price $1) six bottles for $5. : SHnhkx prs. Nevada County Land and Improvement Association DIRECTORS ; x. M. PRESTON, TURNER, J. RECTOR J. HENNESSEY. Naitiis died idnidd: Pir’ Sele. y 9720000 eres of Railroad and Other Unimoroved Lands For Sale raneingin nrice from $1.50 to $10 ner acre. FOR LIST OF PROPERTY AND FULL INFORMATION, CALL ON OR ADDRESS ~ FRANK G. BEATTY, NEVADA CITY, CAL. . i . The American Pastry Cook, The Leading Harness Shop , OF NEVADA cry. \ Below National Hote Proprietor Broad Street, -Jas. Cairns. ———— Harness and Collars MADE TO ORDER SADDLES, WHIPS, OURRY QOMBS Repairing Neatly Done. @aPAll orders attended to promptly. Whiteheed’s Cook Beets LEAD THE WORLD. a PRICE 62. Hotel Meat Cooking, . PRICE 62. Ne. 3, Chicago Heald Cooking’ Si hoo, (For Families, PRICK 61.50. Neo. 4, PRICE 83. HOTEL GAZETTE, 430 Kearney Street, San Francisoo, L. P. FISHER Ne wapaper Advertising Ageney. ROHANT'S “EX: ROOM Nutt MD oRNiA STREET, SAN FRANCIACO. Nabad RIAREISE, anes on the Pacific oak the San wich Iplande, nésia, Mexican gt Lee ng Valpa: ris Se apni ol rh Ne eala! Aus: Jonies, the Eastern an foresee. les of nearly every news r pa si on the nth very are Lop con on hand, and all advertisers are lowed free access to thom ae businesa hours. lished mind FOURTH ANNUAL FAIR Commencing August 28th and continua Meena ome FOR SALE AT THE OFFICE OF THE 1a. M, No. 10, RuNNING—Open to gill. = en: trance. fol a cond d hare, a iat ne ba r a a half. pent all. enay ed, Second horse be rd, $25, Five eighths of a mile and Ro. ia. Rhorrine—-8iM class. Open toall. ree 0. 18% RUNNING—Saddle hose stake. qutrancs. $50 17th Agricultural District Association for 1888 NEVADA AND PLAOER OOUNTTES, . “33 ing, five days. Race and Steck Extibite at Glenbreok Park, Midway between Grass Valley and Nevada City. ( Pavilion at Nevada City $10,000 IN PURSES AND PREMIUMS. Liberal Purses for State and Dis« trict Morses. Liberal Premfume fer Live Steck, Farmeing, Orchard and Dairy Preducts; and Mechanical and Art Exhibits. FIVE DAY’S RACING. Ad wee ris August 28th. No, ests oor’ iene” Pm a third, metonned ofa mile and alk y ee Teham um erra, \ voldt, ah orto, Shanta, foluse, Pps eon lyee, Lanes, W.DNESDA ¥, August s0¢h. . mile and re et ofa ‘tle ROTTING. 2:50class. Open toall. havaarnineuals Wit, 80th. fee Cay and repeat. ING.. 2:40 class, Open to ° ny PactNa.—2:80 class. Open to all, Purse . FRIDAY, August 31st. trance, oes forfeit $50; third, Distriet, Catch weights, N@,—2:30 class. Open to year-olds 4 sf Neae’ Tourbament at 11 4. m. for various mx ates i ooo daded” secon and horse re For twopanes, #0 forfeit, $150 ad $00; ub. Fivemete 5 entrance, de eee iN yerae Second horse $50; Ladies Tournament, for various prizes, at * Republican County Convention. ‘i 4" A MEETING . op Ti REPUBLICAN —OF THE— ag thy of te j Saunt » held at Armory Hal oe Nevada meen ticiea tet Soma, Soprenis o County shall be he +1) tae ss Theatre, Nevada City, Tuesday, August 28th, 1888, Commencing atli o’clock A. M. lst. To nominate candid: offices to be elected at the Natomas siee nt a County Central Commitng year. to bag Date Hone! peat be le ont w, at ieee The election a shall be hela inthe ta the precincts of Ne Neva: an Seaeane manner as the voters present shall declare. The followh yedues ne og fe nepectors wilkact ebtheir respective peeain: a : Nevada City Precincts, Nos.1 and 4-Ieapector, J. C. Abbott; Judges, W. T. Joyce ~~ andJohn Werry. Polling place at City Hell. 20 delegates. Selby Flat Precinct—Inepector, aam Eda 2delegates. Willow Valley Pilelnek teen: ad Lyons. 2 delegates.” ~ Gold Flat Precinet—Inspector, John Weters. 2 delegates. Indian Flat Predinct—Inspector, Charles Cleveland, 2 delegates. East Grass Valley Precinct fe directed to hold the election .t the house of Eagle Hose Co.—Inapector, Wm. Bee; Judges, R. @. Roberts and Peter Knight, 1) delegates. Weat Grass Valley Precinct is directed to hold the election at the house of Protection Hose’ Co.—Inspector, M. Pi Stone; Judges, C. H, Hankins and Frank Richards, 10 delegates, Allison Ranch Precinct—Inspector, 8, Benoit. 1 delegate. Buena Vista Precinct — Inspector, D. W. Pingree. 1 delegate, Cottage Hill Precinct—Inapector, J. M. Higgins. 1 delegate. Forest Springs Precinct—Inapector, Milton Smith. 1 delegate, Boston Ravine Preeinct—Inspector, R. D. Gummoe. 2 delegates. Hill's Flat Precinet—Inspector, Sam Henwood. 2 deleyates. North Bloomfield Precinct—Inspector, RB. D. Skidmore. 4 delegates, Relief Hill Precinct —{napector, R. A. nrose, 1delegate. — Bleck. 1 delegate. Columbia Hill Precinct-Inspector, A. L. Woodruff. 2 delegates. Moore’a Flat Precinct—Inspector, James Reed. 1 delegate, Graniteville Precinot— Inspector, John Cline. 2delegates. Washington Precinct — I BT. te, Worthley. delegates. ere 4 Bho Precinct—Inspector, A, T. Frye 1 Rose. Precinct —Inanector, Yuba Precinct—Inspector, Geo.” A. Mare 2 delegates. Ormonde Precinct —Iaspector, Richard Stout. 1 delegate. North Seo Juan Preeinct—Iuspector, 4. Stotiar. 3 delegates. Cherokee Precinct—Inspector, L. D, Rathbun, 1 delegate. Sweetland Precinct — Inspector, J. M. Wood. 1 delegate. French Corral Precinct-Inspector, C. L. Miller. 1 delegate. Birchville Precinct—Inspector, G. B. New ell. 1 delegate, Rough and Ready Precinet—Inspector, C O. Taylor, 2 delegates, Indian Springs Precinct—Inspector, 0. B. Gasaaway, 2 delegates. Anthony Honae Presinct—Inapector, Wm Davey. 1 delegate. Pleasant Ridge Precinet—Inspector, Wm. Sickles, 1 delegate. Mooney Fiat Pre t—Inspector, A, M. Powers. i ence Spenceville Precinct — Inspector, C. Peitssch, 1 delegate. ; Trackee Precinct—Inapector, H. K. Gage; Judges, H. A. Mason and T. P Stevens. ¢ delegates, TAH. CARR L) Day ‘Taanacnire may be Me ed, Four aera W and 1 r Tua Ravana pat Paes ol LP Fiabe. " Leen, Onebed 0 pe P penn ‘Frostnetinapen fer, D, M, Dysart Brose. SATURNAY, September ist. ‘Little York Precigct—Inspector, W. J. PROPRIETORS OF THE.‘ DRUG :: Nevada City. Kan CONSTANTLY ON BAND a LARGE AND COMPLETE 8TOUK OF EVERY Wirst-class Drug Store. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC a MISCELLANROUS BOOKA. ee ae ae abe ada a GARDEN AND FLOWER S&EDS. ea The Finest Brands of Cigars in Nevada City. iGER. . “Paleitjiddba Gach ann sorobityeipgnndes!\s'« saabeivad eabideinat Drug THE PROPLE'S CYCLOP BOTA The Best in the World » for General Use. ‘Three-Volume Edition .. . topies. Complete in # convenient volume STORE, . :;.: we will send you fret 8 somethin, . U bite . MONEY. out and return 0 ba ond great witl'etart No, Grand stock pasate and awarding of premiume at ll a. sy NEVADA CITY, CAL. Hetel im the City. the Only First-class: Business PERIODICALS, —— : Meonstve dre proce free from the PICTORIALS, “ dangers of ' 80 preva an large, hotels, cml jovern ret “4 rst : : two Classes alternately if NEWSPAPERS mecessary to ih any day's p reekag, or to Agenta for the San Francisco Examiner. sifey a wail-over shall pe be ‘entitled only an the required pan entrance money 66%, to the first an Bod Sided ae tollown site Eacey oh entries sremacteres out ty i.e 1 Me preced @ race P. nai @ day ry here thera 8 more en . than one entry by Ronee they are De ee ie an Attorney and Counceler at Law ong, Yaron sama pomp ir oe starters appear . a past ems ow. wi. 2 delegate. Lowell Hill Precinct-Inspector, Wm. Wilvalu busta leh you, tha M4, RU nH No~Open to all.$40 om;. kinson. 1 delegate. Will bri ‘ou gS tra f di ' pes be away, th oa an yehio @ horse, etnied Oe. One Tao suite ade re ne . Hunt's Hil “ig recinot~Inapector,A. @. TurRae tH phsabs rots a. «Hoxie ioctude herek, Oki a : re Precinct—! tor, O. K ome. orse H u Bel clu napec i ; ng ist coing money fo a ata = ‘iive-sig theofamile. . Cieeiiiaan. 2 delegates. ‘ ooh lr start you ; capital not 16. Trortine—2:27 class. Open to a, Py cas Cf the Sepuine, . mport. . al wares $600, @ Inspectors and Jy of Election are ant erehances a lifetime. Those at, 17.” PACIKO—2:20 class. Open’ to all. airect to issue < ficates of election to ambitious and enterprising will not vviay . ra rae $600, the delegate or << sheeted fro from their Grand outfit free. Address TRUE & C reapective prec ve pcan inst. Augusta, Maine. aia Qualification voters: All those who se . sean . Aoetrien andwill vata. fox the Kioctora ef 4 MONTH can be made are eligible bie’ that iors owned tn the. coun . Harrison and Bag f working for us. Agents 4 Placer, compri ing ee M. EDWARDS, Chairman. preferred whoogn furnish ‘Pekows nines, pokey Aeroniensl District, prior to A. BR. Lonp, Hocretary. ol ey ee ee ta may be profitably e ise on , Unlens otherwine specified Nevada Herald Grass Valley Tidfngs, 8a: or A oe ¥ aa nm towns! Ah cities. — Juan Times and Truckee Republican please B, F. JOH ROW -» 1009 Main Street, cory. Riskinend, IN DITTLOns. asl ERR cing races are the best pt in two-year-old, ue National Meat Market. ‘National Exchan i five to enter and three OPPOSITE CITIZENS BANK. Bur. PORK, MUTTON, VEAL, SAUSA GES, Ete. BAMA, BACON AND_LARD, wholesale o And all kinds of M écerattis Wake oa te usually found Meata delivered f ee of 0.3 Eizo aun > 1888, n conform iy with the visions of the ° , La pro following take City Precinct = Tuspector, William — JAMES A. STIDCER. And Netary Public. wil ce in the the Courts of Bees of Nevada BROWN & CALKINS, ‘le aR meres lished 1, WNP es L. 8 CALEING,. "PF. BROWN ITY for tn. than. af xou airs ss = eee ee et Sona: ee ng to you nee Gn ai NNR rit egs tht iS MESS Lin NEOTEL EA GES