August 29, 1885 (4 pages)

SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1885. . appear ’ 4» geats can *be obtained at Vinton’s LOCAL MATTERS, A Fine Performance. The Sacramento Record-Union of Thursday gives.the following complimentary notice of the performance at that city of the Kate Castleton troupe which will tonight “Kate Castleton had good house last night, and an appreciative au_ dience to witness the performance }of the farcical. piece Crazy Patch. Sha has adimirable support in J. TN. Long, L. R2Stockwell; Eddie . Gerard and Misses Williams and McMahon. The play is a bit of folly, but’ with something of a plot, good music, lively action, -gnd is a laughable thing throughout, and without any objectionable situations or lines init. Miss Castleton surprised all who had seen her in her first specialty by evidences of ability and very much of artin her acting. Indeed, she proved that she is a very capable low comedy actress in parts demanding musical ability of a fair quality, the seeming of artlessness, graceful carriage, good stage presence and a charming voice. The comp should have played sri thai of night.” Reserved without extra charge. ——-—o——— The Best Fleur. One of ‘the all absorbing and important question that are continually arising to the consumer, is the question, Are the results of New Process All Roller Milling in the manufacture of flour a success? . And what-is there about it that we have been taxed such enormous prices as we have paid in the last year for our flour? Or is it the “system” we have paid for? Is the bread we now use on eur tables better bread than we used to have? And ifso, in what respect? Every house keeper and Pool Selling: — . There will be pool selling on the District Fair races at the National Exchange Hotel Billiard Parlor, every evening during the Fair week. e Geo. Tracy, Auctioneer. S. A. Eppy, Treasurer. 27-9 PHOTOGRAPHER, BROAD S8T., BELOW ‘POSTOFFICF, NEVADA CITY. 25 YEARS IN USE. SET The Greatest Medical Triumph of the Age. SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. Loss of appetite, Bowels costive, Painin the head, witha dull sensation in the back part, Pain under the shoulderblade, Fullness after eating, with a disinclination to exertion of body_or mind, Irritability oftemper, Low a ew with afeeling of having neglected some duty, Weariness, Dizziness, Fluttering at the Heart, Dots before the eyes, Headache over the right TUTT’S PILLS thes fferer. cause tha body to Take on Flesh. Organs Regular Stools are produced. Price, 25°. 44 Murray St.,N. yy, Gray Hare or WHISKERS chan, i Giossy Buck by. a single application of this Dyz. It imparts a natural color acts instantaneously. Sold by Drug. gists, orsent by expresson receipt of 1 Office, 44 Murray St., N. Y. Notice to Creditors. ed, Adn.inistrator: of the estate o Ww. C. let ry havin; are especially adapted to such cases. One dose effects such a change of feeling as to astonish They Increase the Appetite, and Thus the system is nourished, and by their Tonic Action on_the Digestivo TUTT’S. HAIR DYE, N the Superior Court of the County ot [ Nevada, State of California. Inthe matter of the Estate of W C. Ball,deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersignBall, deceased, to the creditor of ad all t the saia dequestion up in one ing, it is whiter. bread maker will sum the whole word by sayBut .at the same time they all complain and say ceased, toexhibit them with the c.ecessary vouchers within four months after the ‘rst publication of this-notice, to the said Administrator, at the Law Office of Gaylord & Searls, opposite the Court House, Nevada * Miss Carrie Clark Ward. .* NOTE—During Mr. Boucicault’s last en* able to they know, but don’t see the reason why, their bread dries out so much. quicker than it use to. That Citv, Nevada County, A. R. LORD, Administrator of the estate of W. C. . Ball, deceased. it seems to them they never have any fresh bread any more to use ontheir tables. And that cake made of the new flour is almost too dry to eat after it is one day old. ‘These are very grave and serious considerations and affect all mankind. And from nearly every hamlet and housekeeper we hear the anxious enquiry: _Where can we get some of the good old Stone Flour, which we used to ‘have? Do tell me and I will have some of it at any price, for we are tired, sick and disgusted with dry bread, or being put to the trouble of baking once or twice a day, in order to keep our table supplied with bread that is at all palatable. The Wheatland Mill Company are especially well situated to supply this demand, their mill being in one of the choieest wheat belts in the State. They are also prepared ¢> do business on the ‘‘iive and let ‘live’ principles, not having hundreds of thousands of dollars invested in immense, showy and expensive buildings and machinery, upon all of which the hungry stockholders expect every year to make a good round sum on their investment. Give usa call and satisfy yourself. Tell your grocer you must have this flour. au28-1m Fe NEVADA THEATRE. Fair Week! Fair Week! Fair Week! Fair Week! FIVE NIGHTS ONLY! FIVE NIGHTS ONLY! . FIVE NIGHTS ONLY! FIVE NIGHTS ONLY! Commencing Tuesday, Septcmer Ist, 1889. Engagement of the Eminent Comedian JAS. M. WARD Supported by 4 Miss Carrie Clark Ward, And « First-Ciass Company direct from the BUSH 8ST. THEATRE, SAN FRANCISCO, Under the management of Sam. C. Mott, When will be produced Dion Bc lt’s Great Irish Drama, : Arrah -NaPogue, Or the Wicklow Wedding; . SHAUN THE POST, WITH SONGs, Mr. Jas.M. Ward ” ARRAH MEELISH, WITH SONGS, Entire Change of Programme. Each Evening. New Scenery and Elegant Cestumes. ent at the California Theatre, .San , he was taken suddenly ill and unperform. Mr. Ward was called upon at very short nutice to perform the part of “Shaun,” and so pleased was-the author _with the excellent rendition of the charac‘ter, and the kindness manifested by a brother professional, that he nted Mr. Ward with watch and chain . nm: “From ‘ard. .G rs ‘ . oe Dyto §) ards’ store on Broad street. Street Committee. VALLEY. i at mn ingare in ‘any.otherCompany. A Hword to the wise is sufficient. Dated at Nevada City, Aug. 26, 1885. Gaylord & Searls, Attys. a27 Bids for Sidewalk. Saree BIDS will be received hy the Clerk of the Board of Trustees until September 7th, at 6 o'clock P. M. for building a Sidewalk in front of Mrs. H, Kreiss’s Lot on South side of Gethsemane street, on Piety Hill. Said walk to be built according i fications to be seen at W. G, RichBy order of the J. 8. HOLBROOK, City Marshal. Nevada City, Aug, 27, 1835. — NEVADA THEATRE. Saturuay Even’g, August 29th. Return of the Favorite and Popular Artiste, MISS KATE CASTLETON, Supported by hor SUPERB: COMPANY OF COMEDIANS, PRESENTING AN ENTIRELY NEW FARCE-COMEDY ENTITLED “GRADY PATCH Replete with Music and Lunacy. RESERVE SEATS.. fu ta deans Cees $1 00 PARQ! ETTE Reserve Seats without extra charge at Vinton’s Drug Store. \ E BEG TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT THE Transatlantic Fire Insurance COMPANY, Of Hamburg. Having given the requisite notice to the Pacific Insurance Union (otherwise known as the ‘Compact”) of withdrawal from said, association, will consequently be prepared to issue ite policies ou good risks as LOW HATES As betore joining the ‘“‘Compact.” CARR BROS., Agents for NEVADA CITY and GRASS. “ (OG Get our figures before you NERVINE, THE GREAT NERVE CONQUEROR, NEVER FAILS. © The only known specific for — Fits. Also for Spasms and falling sickness. Nervous Weakness quickly relieved and cured, Equalled by none in delirium of fever. Neutralizes germs of diseases and sickness, Cures ugly blotches end stubborn blood sores, — blood, quickens sluggish circula2. Eliminates Boils, Carbuncl d. Scalds. Permanent, and romptly cures Paralysis. Yes, it Gackarmicg and healthful Aperient. Kills Scrofula and King’s Evil, twin brothers. -1 Changes bad—breath to good, removing cause, Routs Biliousness and clears complexion. Charming resolvent and matchless laxative. It drives Sick Headache like the wind. Contains no drostic vathartics or opiates. Promptly cures Rheumatism by routing it. Restores life-giving properties to the blooa. Is guaranteed to cure all nervous disorders. Reliable when alt opiates fail. ag 5 the mind and invigorates the ; a Cures Dy: or money refunded. Endorsed in writing by over fifty thousand Leading pbysicians in U. 8. and Europe. Leading clergymen in U. 8. and Europe. Diseases of the blood own it a conrueror. For sale by ail leading Dru; te. $1.50. Carr Brothers, Nevada City. THE DR. §. A. RICHMOND Bye. mad Hinhlyrcolored urine, and . NERVINE CO., Proprietors. CONSTIPATION. 8T. JOSEPH, MO. Correspondence freely answered by Phypent -Kor testimonials and circulars send stamp. Carr Bros., Nevada. City. Two Wagons For Sale. GOOD 2-HORSE WAGON, in comlete running order, nearly mew, for sale. an by o little altering be ea good wagon for hauling Quartz, Will baul forty hundred with ease. Can be had very cheap. Also a one-horse wagon in gvod running order, will be soid cheap for cash, H. McCHARLES. je28 Ranuolph Flat. MACHINERY AND TOOLS For Light Manufacturing and Amateurs, . Fenpe Drill Presses, Shapers, Scroll Saws and Smail Machine Tools for Iron aud Wood Working. SEND STAMP FOR CATALOGUE, RB. G. BARNES, & Co., Syracuse, N-Y¥ Nevada City Delinquent List For the Year 1885. No 42. Buelow, F. Von, lot west side Pine street, lot7, block 26, anu furniture. Mortgage by N. Webber $350. Total tax and cost $2.36. 1-2. No. 84. Canfield J.T., lot north side Broad street, lot 1, block 38. ‘Lotal tax and cost $8. No. 85. Cantield C. T., lot northeast corner Broad and Cottage streets, lot 1, block 29, furniture, fixtures in saloon and musical instrument, ‘Total tax and cost $11.73. -@sNo,94. Curlin_Mrs._E., lot east side Bridge street, lot 5, block 53. ‘Total tax and cost ¥1.18. No. 99. Caswell T. H,, San Francisco, lot east side Nevadastrect, lot 3, block 3. Total tax and cost $10 73. No, 125, Davis Thos. J., railrcald, lot 14, block 55. cost $2.20, No. 156. Damon Mrs. 8. C., lot west side, lot 1, block 4z. Total tax and cost $1 18. No. 168, Excelsior Water Ditch Co., lot Deer Creek vacant, lot 2, block 53; lot south side Bowlder street, lot 2, block 63, ditch and flume in city. Total tax and cost $11 05. No. 204. Jenkins Jas., lotin north limits of city, lot 23, biock 9. Totai tax and cost $4 04. No. 302. Kalagher Pat., lot north side Commercial s:reet, lot borth side Con.mercial street, lots 2, 4, 5,7, block 29. Moityage held by E. VU, Tompkins, Total tax Aud cost $2.53. No. 311. Kent Chas., lot south side Commercial street, lot 31, block 13, lot east side Nevada street, block 2, lot 3, lot north side Broad street, lot 9, block 13, lot rear of residence, lot 8, biock 8, furniture, fixturesin shop, musical instrument. Judgment held by Citizens Bink. To.al tax and cost $33 44 ; No. 31s. Knuckey. improvements on lot, let 6, block 89, ‘Total tax andcost $1 18. No. 332, Lutz »., lot south side Broad street, 1ot 2, block 11, furmture, musical metrument, Mortgayes held by Johu Rowe and J. Dunn, Totaliax and cost $3 93. No. 342. Murehe, J. C. Jr., wagon, harness, horses, cow, turniture, musical instrument. Total tax and cost $d 08. No. 852. Mullin L., lot west side Coyote Haat jot 6, biock 9. Total tax and cost No. 378. A. D. Mason, library, Watch, furniture Total tax and cost $4.50. No. 380. MurchieS. T., furniture, musical instrument, ‘Lotal tax and cest $2 03. No. 381, Murchie, Wm, H., furniture. Total tax and cost $1.86, No, 422. Urgan J, W.,lot north side Gethsemane street, lot 1, block 60, turniture, t.usical instrument. Mortgage held wt J. baa hes tax and cost $6 09. 0, 430. _O’ Neill Dennis,ho wagon. Tutal tax and cost $1 52. — — No. 433. Pingree I. O., lot south side Broad street, lot,6, block 14, lot nurth side Spring street, lot 6, block 14, lot south side phe 8 reet, lot-12, block 13, lot south side br street, lot 8, biock 14, lot east side Coyote street, low 12, 13, block 6, fur 4riture, Sxtures-in saloon, musical instrument, hquors. Mor held by J. 8. Dunn, N, Webber and Mrs. D. E, Stover. Total tax aud cost $8 12. No. 442. Pecor Chas., lot east side Main street, wagon, haracss, horses, Total tax and cost $3 79. z No500. Settle Ed,, lot west side Coyote street, lot 22, block 9, horses, wagons. tal tax and cost $2 36. No. 544, Thompson J, S., lot south side Bowlder street, lot 6, block 57, cow, watch, furniture, musical instrument. Tocal tax and cost $8 80: ”. No. 548. Temby John, furniture, musical instrument. Total tax and cost $1 86. No. 684, Williams Mrs.: M. A., lot northeast corner Pine and Commercial streets, lot 8, block 17, lot south side Bowlder street, lot lot west side Total tax and lot 5,6, block 56, lot vest side Sacraniento, street, lot 4, block 52, furniture, musical ininstrument. ‘Total tax:and cost $30 48. No. 687, Wolters J. D., furniture, musica) instrument. Total tax and vost $1 87. No, 589. Worthington J.G., lot in south city limits, lot 1, block 42. Mortgage held by J. Dunn. Total tax and cost $1 52. And notice ishereby giveu that unleesthe t:xes delinquent in the toregoing delinquent list are paid the property on which said delinquent taxes-are-a-hen will be sold on Monday, the 2lst Day of September, A. D. 1885,. At public auction infront of the City Hall door, in the City and county of. Nevada, to the bidder who will take Py. least quantity of the la.d, or in case an individual interest is assessed, the smallest portion of said interest, and pay the taxes and costs due. Said sale willcommence at 11 o'clock a. m., onsaid 22d day of September, ci at_the head of the list and continuing alphabetically or in numerical order until said sale is completed, PEOPLE’S MARKET. cinity with the best of Broad Street, below City Hall. CARE & MICHELL, Prop’rs. ~ HAVE OPENED A NEW Market at the above place,and are ngage to supply the peo ple of Nevada City and viBEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL, CORNED BEEF, SAUSAGE, Etc., Ete. Also HAMS, BACON AND LARD Of our own manufacture. gaWe intend selling our meats at the lowest living rates, and we invite the people to give usa call. Meats delivered free of charge. CARE & MICHELL, Propr’s. Nevada City, July, 28, 1885. BUY THE._BEST QUALITY UNION INDIA RUBBER C0’S PURE GUM GRACK PROOF RUBBER BOOTS. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ! E sure the Boots are stamped on the heels “Union India Rubber Co. Crack Proof,” and have the Pure Gum Sp! ings on the foot and instep, which prevent their cracking, and makes them the most durable Rubber Boot made. TRY OUR. “Golda Seal” STOUT'S PATENT PURE GUM Rubber Boots, , Made expressly for Mining, Fishing, and any one wishing a, very strong and durable Boot. g FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS. All Kinds Rubber Belting, Packing, Hose, Springs, Clo n Boots, Shoes, Etc. GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. R. H. PEASE. Jr., ) ao §. M. RUNYON, } Agente, a6-4m San Francisco Nevada County Watch Depot. DENNIS DRISCOLL, Frop’r. HAVING FITTED UP THF building on Broad street opposite the Theatre as a first-class Butcher Shop, I am now prepared to supply the people o Neyada City and vicinity with chile BEEF, VEAL, MUTTON, PORK, CORNED BEEF, SAUSAGE, ETC. At the Jlowest market rates. keep on hand a supply of FRESH VEGETABLES. A share of the public patronage is respectively solicited. Orders prumptiy attended to. ‘jy2-tt FOR SALE. One _ two-horse thoroughbrace Wagon. I will also DENNIS’ DRISCOLL. One single horse spring Wagon, new. : Two Horses. Apply to Israet HoskeEn, United States Brewery, on Main Street, Nevada City. ag4-1m correspondingly low. a ro ᐀ 2 + “E. ROSENTHAL’S Popular VARIETY STORE: Commercial Street, . ‘OPPOSITE TRANSCRIPT BLOCK 4. + THEZPLACE TO BUY: Fine Confectionery Fruits and Vegetables, Choiee! Cigars, E ALL OF THE BEST Mouniain and Valley Fruits IN THEIR SEASON. Fresh Strawberries & Cherries } Received Daily. E. ROSENTHAL,M. FARLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law. JILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND United States Courts. Office —Up stairs Transcript Block. (gppoAberdeen He site ‘‘Transcript’. office. ) ard From. I have just received direct. from the Manufacturers at Aberdeen, Scotland, a fine line of BROADCLOTHS, BEAVERS, DIAGONALS, CASSIMERES ard TWEEDS, at Low Cost, which will enable me tomakethem up into fine fitting Suits THEY ARE SPLENDID: GOODS. It is.claimed that the causes of the superiority of Scotch goods over all others, are: Heather produces aclass of wool which for fineness of texture, strength and durability, cannot be matchThat Scottish 4, block 57, loteast side Sacramento street, . }modate all. Country Dealer’, take notice of _myPrice 3 List. Witness my hand this 20th day of August, > . ed in any other portion of the world. That the mineral properties of the water there fastens the colors in unfading brilliancy; and that the cunning and patience and industry of the canny Scotsmen beats the world in the art of manufacture. I shall be pleased to show these goods to customers at my Tailoring Establishments, 46 Broad Street, Nevada City, and 81 Main St., Grass Valley. C. >. SSarrett: Public Sale for the Benefit of K. CASPER, ie ANID EXIG EXEIRS ! Cor. Pine and Commercial Streets, NEVADA CITY. If you want to make money on purchases in CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES. FURNISHING GOODS, &c. CALL ON THE UNDERSIGNED. ix PRICE LIstT;: 100 pair Boys’ Kentucky Jeans Pants, 4o cents a pair, worth $1.00. 50 doz. Men’s Cotton Socks at 50 cents per doz., worth $1.25 per doz. 90.4%! ‘“« -Chevoit Shirts, 50 cents each. § o/s Buckskin Gloves, $1.00 a pair. 100 pairs Men’s Cass. Pants, good quality, at $3.00 a pair. 200 « “ a Ss * -getend * * $3.00. Men’s Summer Coats at 40¢ each. United Workingmen’s Cornish Clincker Boot, all sizes, the best quality $4.75 a pair. ” 20,000 Men's Paper Collars, 12% cents each box. Men's Pique Scarfs, 5 for 25c. 20 doz. Heavy Blue Denim Overalls, the very best, 65c/a pa 10 “ Second Grade “ 2 50c a pair. = 10 “ Third . fo A a0c.a. “ : Boys’ Overalls, 20c a pair. . 100 pair Men’s Cotton Pants, all sizes, at 50c a pair. 25 GE uae hayes reer Drawers at 25c.a pale en’s Flannel Suits at $8; Men’s Cassimer i . ’s Fi Worsted Suits at $14; Men’s Union Suits, $6. mee Otai Mens Ring Sick Men’s White Laundried Shirts, $1 each. Boys’ Good Suits from 4 to 6 years, $3.00. “ “ “cc “cc $4.00. F BERG, ‘Prorietor Repairing done af all complicated Watch es, such as {Chronograph-striking, Repeat ers, English Patent Lever and other ‘ine Watches. All kinds of Jewelry Repairing done, : Large Stoek of Watches and Jewelry always on hand. Prices Low. £4@7PROMPT ATTENTION TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY. ALF BERG, 22 Mint Street, Grass VALLEY at ir You can buy at, my Store FOR CASH OR CREDIT. can accom-You can send. eS for goods at the same prices, and save cost of coming yourself . D, 1885. 1." J. 8, HOLBROOK, City Marshal. > cd ( — omer) FIRST DAY. TURSDAY: . 5.0 &. September Ist SPECIAL— Foot-races for fine Medals. Free forall. Mile running race. Mile walking race. 100 yard dash * No 1. ‘Trorrme—For horses owned in the District. 3:00 class. Purse $400; first» horse $250; ‘second $100; third $50. To’ be tilled: by named horses. No. 2. © Trorrrnc—2:30 class. Purse $6U0; first horse $350; sec. . ond $175; third $75. John Spergen, b. g., Telegraph by Tilton Almont, dam by John Nelson; Andrew Patterson, s. g-, Vengeance, by Venture, dam Belle ; J. J. Cozart, b. s., Blacksmith, b Champion Knox, dam Rosa, B. McDonald, b. m., Hazel Kirk, by Brigadier, dam by Jim Brown; Geo. Baylis, b.g.; Ned, by Overland, dam unknown; Lee Shaner, g. g., Nighttime, by Rustic, dam unknown; John Williams, b. g., Wormwood, by Nutwood,dam unknown; E. V. Spencer, b,. m., Belle Spencer, by Black Ralph, dam by Langford. No. 8. Trorrinc—Three-yearolds. Free for all; mile and repeat. Purse $600; first horse $360; second $180; third $60; closed with two entries. S.K. Trefey, pb. ¢., Apex, by Prompter, dam by Flaxtail; D. E, Knight, b.-s., Mill Boy, by Brigadier, dam Katy by Rondo. No. 4. Warxine Ma'rcu—For stallion? owned in the District. Purse $100; first horse’$75 ; second $25; Joseph Perrin, r. s., Frank, by Patchen, dam unknown; J. W. Griffiths, g.s., Tom, by Scottish Chief, dam unknewn; John Dennin, 8. 8.,Doncaster, byElmo, dam unknown. SECOND DAY. WEDNESDAY..° September 2d No. 5. Cricket match at 9:30 o’clock A. M. for clubs in District ; purse $75; between Capitals of Nevada City and Unions of Grass Valley. No. 6. Runninc—National Hotel Stake. Free for all. $50 entrance; $25 forfeit; $500 added; second horse $200; third $100. One mile and repeat. Kelly and Lynch, ch. m., Glendair, by Norfolk, dam Glendew; G. L. Richardson, b.-g., Billy theKid, by Leinster, dam Lily Simpson; Joe’ Dyson, b. h., Glides. Clark, by Ballot Box, dam by Lodi; Thomas Delaney, ch. g., Ned Cook, by Flood, dam Planetia; Garland & Goldsmith, b. s., Béaconsfield, by. Hockhocking, dam Aileen Allannah; Henry C. Judson, blk. c., John A., by Monday, dam Lady Clare. No.7. Runnrne—Nevada City Mine Stake. For two-year-olds. $25 entrance ; $10 forfeit; $250 added ; second horse $100; third $50. Dash of a half mile. Kelly & Lynch, b. f., Moonlight, by Thad Stephens, dam Twilight; L. -H. Todhunter, 8. s., Monte Cristo, by King Alphonso, dam by Gallant; Garland & Goldsmith, — Eda, by Hockhocking, dam Eva Coombs ; W. L. Appleby, s. c., —— by Nor folk, dam Jessie R. No. 8 Runnine— Wyoming Mine Stake. Free for all. $25 entrance ; $10 forfeit ; $300 added ; second horse $100 ; third $50. Dash of one and a half miles. Kelly & Lynch, ch. m. Glendair, by Norfolk, dam.Glendew; G. L. Richardson, b. g., Billy the Kid, by Leinster, dam Lily Simpson; 4 A. Pinney, s.s. Nick ofthe Woods, Lenster, dam _ LittleSophie; Harry Stover, br. g. Garfield, by Langford, dam by i; Joe Dyson, b. h., Glides Clark, by Ballot Box, dam by Lodi; D. V. Shoemaker, ch. g., Joe Chamberlain, by Rifleman,dam by Norfolk ;Garland & Goldsmith, b. s., Beaconsfield, by Hockhocking, dam by Aileen Allannah; W. L. Appleby, b. h. —— by Hockhocking, dam Maid of the Mist. No. 9. Boys’ Tournament—At 1 o’clock, P. M. ee No. 10. Trorrme—For twoyear-olds owned in the District. Purse $300 ; first horsé $180 ; second $90 ; third $30. Joseph Perrin, s.s., Ajax, by Frank, dam by Blackhawk Queen; C. F. Taylor, 8. c., tail; F. Griffith, b. c., Mischief, by Challenge, dam by St. Lawrence ; W. G. Richards,s. c., Sir Richard, by Doncaster, dam Sigourney ; C. D. Boyden, dk. b. h., Charley B., by Killrush, dam by Belmont. THIRD DAY. Grand Stock Parade atl0 a.m. No. 11. Mile running race— Purse $37 50. R. Trevithick, A. Blamey, Geo. W. Weeks, C. L. Calkins. _ Mile square heel and toe walking .race—Purse $37 50. John D. Black, Will P.-Calkins. No. 12—Trorrme—2:50 class. For District Horses. Purse $400; first house $250 ; second $100 ; third $50. ©. F. Taylor, b. m., Blue . b. g., Fred Ackerman, by Trovate, by Stérling, dam by Flax': h Agrieultial Dstt NEVADA & PLACER COUNTI:s, GLENBROOK AACE. TRACK or A WEVV MILE! TRACK. 21 ' SPEED PROGRAMME FOR 1885. a ——; 8. A. Eddy, 8. -¢., ardscrabble, by ——; J. A. 3eeWy 8. g., Prince, by ——; 8. A. ddy,s8.m., Flora, by : Extra Race. Pactnc—2:30 class. Purse $600 ;first horse $350; second $175; third $75. ° James Linden, b. 8., Nevada, wy —;HG, Cox, g. g., Tony Lee, by Jim Slick,dam by Belmont; Delmon Dudle b. s., Dixon Boy, by ——; V.R. Raymond, b. m.,. Patti, by Chrisman Patchen, dam by General Knox; 8. C. Tryon, s. m., Pocohontas, by Washington, dam by Glencoe; George Baylis, br. m. Ivey, by Bucaneer, dam Ferneaf. No. 14: Rounnine—Saddle horse Stake. For horses owned in the ‘. District; catch weights. $10 entrance; +100 added; first horse 50 per cent.; second 20 per cent.; third 15 per cent.; fourth 10 per cent, fifth 5 per cent. Dash of a mile. M. P. Peaslee, b.s., Hector, by Lodi, dam by Rattler; C. D. Boyden, h., ——, by Leinster, ——; M. McCrinmon, 8. g., Surprise, ——; Jno. Sweet, b. g., Sleepy Tom,. unknown. FOURTH DAY. September 4th No. 15. Runnmve — Walrath Stake. Free for all. $50 entrance; $25 forfeit; $600 added; second horse $200 ; third $100. Two miles and repeat. Kelly & Lynch, ch. m., Glendair, by Norfolk, dam Glendew; Harry Stover, br. g., Garfield, by Langford, dam a Lodi; C; D. Boyden, b.s., Snuff Box, by Ballotbox, dam_by Lodi; Thos. Delaney, ch. c., Ned Cook, by Flood, dam by Plenatia; Hen_ ry C. Judson, blk. c., John A,, by Monday, dam by Lady Clare. No. 16. Running — Narrow Gauge Railroad Stake. Free for all. $25 entrance; $10 forfeit; $250 added; second horse $100; third $50. Three quarters of a mile and repeat. Kelly & Lynch, ch. g., Tom Atchison, by Joe Hooker, dam Bay. Kate; Harry. Stover, ch. g., Quebec, by Norfolk, dam Jenny Hill; 8. C. Tryon, h., Jim Long, by Shanan, dam Florence Anderson; Wm. M. Ayres, g.g., Ichi Ban, by Joe Hooker, dam Queen. No. 17. Runnrye—South Yuba Stake. Free for all. $25 entrance; $10 forfeit; $200 added; second horse $75; third $50. One and one eighth miles. Kelly & Lynch, b. f., Moonlight, by Thad. . Stevens, dam Twilight; G. L. Richardson, b. g., Billy. the Kid, by Leinster, dam: Lily Simpson; A. A. Pinney, s. s. Nick of the Woods, by Leinster, dam Little Sophie; Thomas Hazlett, b. g., Panama, by Shanan, dam Abbie W.; D. V.Shoemaker, ch. g., Joe Chamberlain, by Rifleman, by Norfolk; Garland & Goldsmith, b. 8., Beaconfield, by Hockhocking, dam Aileen Allannah;.Wm. ~ Ayres, g.g., Ichi. Ban, ly i~ Hooper, dam Queen; Wm. L. Ap pleby,:b. h., ——,: by. Hockhocking, dam Maid of the Mist. No. 18 Pacma—Free for all. Purse $800; first horse $450; second $250; third $100. I. 0. Gilbeau, br. g., Fairmount, by Niagara, dam by Patchen Vernon; 5. C. Dryon,. br. g.,. Prince, by Mis souri Chief, dam by Belmont; P. Fitzgerald, br. s., Killarney, by Black Ralph, dam by Eclipse; N M. Fay, b.g., Shaker, pedigree unknown; J. TT. Melntosh Washington, dam by Jno. Nelson. FIFTH DAY. SATURDAY. .,.September 5th Grand Stock parade and award of. Premiums. ; No. 19. Lapres TourNAMENT— At 11 o’clock A. mM. : No. 20. Runninc—Union Holiel Stake. For horses owned-in the district. $25 entrance; $) forfeit; $150 added. One ha mile and repeat. Thomas Har lett, b. g., Panama, by Shanan, dam Abbie W.; Harry Stover, ch. g.; Quebec, by Norfolk, dam Jenny Hill; C. D. pone, 8. gPinge by Langford, dam by Lodi; D. . Shoemaker, ch. g. Joe Chamberlain, by Rifleman, dam by Norfolk. No. 21. Trorrme—2:40 class. Purse $600; first horse $350; iad ond $175; third $75. J. R. Hod son, bl. h., Artist, McCracken’ Golddust, dam by Dave Hill, eo P.-C.Byrne, b. g., Grover C. bes Whipple’s Hambletonian ; aor Spaulding, ch. m., Mary Koht; ——; John Spergen; 8. m., Daisy, by Tilton Almont, dam by Rattler Andrew Patterson, g8) "), Harris, by Jim Slick, dam YY Horns Morgan ; Ed. & L. M b. g., Captain, by Pinole Patchen, dam by oe aaa g., Brigade by. Brigadier, Wik Arnmaid, by Plumas; Jolin © : liams, b. g., Wormwood, by Nu wood. HES we a aft No. 22. Trorrma—Free for oes (St, Julian barred). Purse $1200) first horse $600; second Bell, by Prompter, dam by Vol-. chan; 8. P. Avery, 8. g., Balley, { GEO. FLETCHER, Secretary, P.O. Address, Grass Valle i + -“OrtoD. E. MORGAN Assistant Secretary, ti $180; fourth $120. Did not, is A. WALRATA, President ae Nevada CityNevada City, Cal. orga, ~~ simont; D. E. Knight,& e m= & or <_< °o fm t! pa Si a

SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1885. . appear ’ 4» geats can *be obtained at Vinton’s LOCAL MATTERS, A Fine Performance. The Sacramento Record-Union of Thursday gives.the following complimentary notice of the performance at that city of the Kate Castleton troupe which will tonight “Kate Castleton had good house last night, and an appreciative au_ dience to witness the performance }of the farcical. piece Crazy Patch. Sha has adimirable support in J. TN. Long, L. R2Stockwell; Eddie . Gerard and Misses Williams and McMahon. The play is a bit of folly, but’ with something of a plot, good music, lively action, -gnd is a laughable thing throughout, and without any objectionable situations or lines init. Miss Castleton surprised all who had seen her in her first specialty by evidences of ability and very much of artin her acting. Indeed, she proved that she is a very capable low comedy actress in parts demanding musical ability of a fair quality, the seeming of artlessness, graceful carriage, good stage presence and a charming voice. The comp should have played sri thai of night.” Reserved without extra charge. ——-—o——— The Best Fleur. One of ‘the all absorbing and important question that are continually arising to the consumer, is the question, Are the results of New Process All Roller Milling in the manufacture of flour a success? . And what-is there about it that we have been taxed such enormous prices as we have paid in the last year for our flour? Or is it the “system” we have paid for? Is the bread we now use on eur tables better bread than we used to have? And ifso, in what respect? Every house keeper and Pool Selling: — . There will be pool selling on the District Fair races at the National Exchange Hotel Billiard Parlor, every evening during the Fair week. e Geo. Tracy, Auctioneer. S. A. Eppy, Treasurer. 27-9 PHOTOGRAPHER, BROAD S8T., BELOW ‘POSTOFFICF, NEVADA CITY. 25 YEARS IN USE. SET The Greatest Medical Triumph of the Age. SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. Loss of appetite, Bowels costive, Painin the head, witha dull sensation in the back part, Pain under the shoulderblade, Fullness after eating, with a disinclination to exertion of body_or mind, Irritability oftemper, Low a ew with afeeling of having neglected some duty, Weariness, Dizziness, Fluttering at the Heart, Dots before the eyes, Headache over the right TUTT’S PILLS thes fferer. cause tha body to Take on Flesh. Organs Regular Stools are produced. Price, 25°. 44 Murray St.,N. yy, Gray Hare or WHISKERS chan, i Giossy Buck by. a single application of this Dyz. It imparts a natural color acts instantaneously. Sold by Drug. gists, orsent by expresson receipt of 1 Office, 44 Murray St., N. Y. Notice to Creditors. ed, Adn.inistrator: of the estate o Ww. C. let ry havin; are especially adapted to such cases. One dose effects such a change of feeling as to astonish They Increase the Appetite, and Thus the system is nourished, and by their Tonic Action on_the Digestivo TUTT’S. HAIR DYE, N the Superior Court of the County ot [ Nevada, State of California. Inthe matter of the Estate of W C. Ball,deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersignBall, deceased, to the creditor of ad all t the saia dequestion up in one ing, it is whiter. bread maker will sum the whole word by sayBut .at the same time they all complain and say ceased, toexhibit them with the c.ecessary vouchers within four months after the ‘rst publication of this-notice, to the said Administrator, at the Law Office of Gaylord & Searls, opposite the Court House, Nevada * Miss Carrie Clark Ward. .* NOTE—During Mr. Boucicault’s last en* able to they know, but don’t see the reason why, their bread dries out so much. quicker than it use to. That Citv, Nevada County, A. R. LORD, Administrator of the estate of W. C. . Ball, deceased. it seems to them they never have any fresh bread any more to use ontheir tables. And that cake made of the new flour is almost too dry to eat after it is one day old. ‘These are very grave and serious considerations and affect all mankind. And from nearly every hamlet and housekeeper we hear the anxious enquiry: _Where can we get some of the good old Stone Flour, which we used to ‘have? Do tell me and I will have some of it at any price, for we are tired, sick and disgusted with dry bread, or being put to the trouble of baking once or twice a day, in order to keep our table supplied with bread that is at all palatable. The Wheatland Mill Company are especially well situated to supply this demand, their mill being in one of the choieest wheat belts in the State. They are also prepared ¢> do business on the ‘‘iive and let ‘live’ principles, not having hundreds of thousands of dollars invested in immense, showy and expensive buildings and machinery, upon all of which the hungry stockholders expect every year to make a good round sum on their investment. Give usa call and satisfy yourself. Tell your grocer you must have this flour. au28-1m Fe NEVADA THEATRE. Fair Week! Fair Week! Fair Week! Fair Week! FIVE NIGHTS ONLY! FIVE NIGHTS ONLY! . FIVE NIGHTS ONLY! FIVE NIGHTS ONLY! Commencing Tuesday, Septcmer Ist, 1889. Engagement of the Eminent Comedian JAS. M. WARD Supported by 4 Miss Carrie Clark Ward, And « First-Ciass Company direct from the BUSH 8ST. THEATRE, SAN FRANCISCO, Under the management of Sam. C. Mott, When will be produced Dion Bc lt’s Great Irish Drama, : Arrah -NaPogue, Or the Wicklow Wedding; . SHAUN THE POST, WITH SONGs, Mr. Jas.M. Ward ” ARRAH MEELISH, WITH SONGS, Entire Change of Programme. Each Evening. New Scenery and Elegant Cestumes. ent at the California Theatre, .San , he was taken suddenly ill and unperform. Mr. Ward was called upon at very short nutice to perform the part of “Shaun,” and so pleased was-the author _with the excellent rendition of the charac‘ter, and the kindness manifested by a brother professional, that he nted Mr. Ward with watch and chain . nm: “From ‘ard. .G rs ‘ . oe Dyto §) ards’ store on Broad street. Street Committee. VALLEY. i at mn ingare in ‘any.otherCompany. A Hword to the wise is sufficient. Dated at Nevada City, Aug. 26, 1885. Gaylord & Searls, Attys. a27 Bids for Sidewalk. Saree BIDS will be received hy the Clerk of the Board of Trustees until September 7th, at 6 o'clock P. M. for building a Sidewalk in front of Mrs. H, Kreiss’s Lot on South side of Gethsemane street, on Piety Hill. Said walk to be built according i fications to be seen at W. G, RichBy order of the J. 8. HOLBROOK, City Marshal. Nevada City, Aug, 27, 1835. — NEVADA THEATRE. Saturuay Even’g, August 29th. Return of the Favorite and Popular Artiste, MISS KATE CASTLETON, Supported by hor SUPERB: COMPANY OF COMEDIANS, PRESENTING AN ENTIRELY NEW FARCE-COMEDY ENTITLED “GRADY PATCH Replete with Music and Lunacy. RESERVE SEATS... fu ta deans Cees $1 00 PARQ! ETTE Reserve Seats without extra charge at Vinton’s Drug Store. \ E BEG TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT THE Transatlantic Fire Insurance COMPANY, Of Hamburg. Having given the requisite notice to the Pacific Insurance Union (otherwise known as the ‘Compact”) of withdrawal from said, association, will consequently be prepared to issue ite policies ou good risks as LOW HATES As betore joining the ‘“‘Compact.” CARR BROS., Agents for NEVADA CITY and GRASS. “ (OG Get our figures before you NERVINE, THE GREAT NERVE CONQUEROR, NEVER FAILS. © The only known specific for — Fits. Also for Spasms and falling sickness. Nervous Weakness quickly relieved and cured, Equalled by none in delirium of fever. Neutralizes germs of diseases and sickness, Cures ugly blotches end stubborn blood sores, — blood, quickens sluggish circula2. Eliminates Boils, Carbuncl d. Scalds. Permanent, and romptly cures Paralysis. Yes, it Gackarmicg and healthful Aperient. Kills Scrofula and King’s Evil, twin brothers. -1 Changes bad—breath to good, removing cause, Routs Biliousness and clears complexion. Charming resolvent and matchless laxative. It drives Sick Headache like the wind. Contains no drostic vathartics or opiates. Promptly cures Rheumatism by routing it. Restores life-giving properties to the blooa. Is guaranteed to cure all nervous disorders. Reliable when alt opiates fail. ag 5 the mind and invigorates the ; a Cures Dy: or money refunded. Endorsed in writing by over fifty thousand Leading pbysicians in U. 8. and Europe. Leading clergymen in U. 8. and Europe. Diseases of the blood own it a conrueror. For sale by ail leading Dru; te. $1.50. Carr Brothers, Nevada City. THE DR. §. A. RICHMOND Bye. mad Hinhlyrcolored urine, and . NERVINE CO., Proprietors. CONSTIPATION. 8T. JOSEPH, MO. Correspondence freely answered by Phypent -Kor testimonials and circulars send stamp. Carr Bros., Nevada. City. Two Wagons For Sale. GOOD 2-HORSE WAGON, in comlete running order, nearly mew, for sale. an by o little altering be ea good wagon for hauling Quartz, Will baul forty hundred with ease. Can be had very cheap. Also a one-horse wagon in gvod running order, will be soid cheap for cash, H. McCHARLES. je28 Ranuolph Flat. MACHINERY AND TOOLS For Light Manufacturing and Amateurs, . Fenpe Drill Presses, Shapers, Scroll Saws and Smail Machine Tools for Iron aud Wood Working. SEND STAMP FOR CATALOGUE, RB. G. BARNES, & Co., Syracuse, N-Y¥ Nevada City Delinquent List For the Year 1885. No 42. Buelow, F. Von, lot west side Pine street, lot7, block 26, anu furniture. Mortgage by N. Webber $350. Total tax and cost $2.36. 1-2. No. 84. Canfield J.T., lot north side Broad street, lot 1, block 38. ‘Lotal tax and cost $8. No. 85. Cantield C. T., lot northeast corner Broad and Cottage streets, lot 1, block 29, furniture, fixtures in saloon and musical instrument, ‘Total tax and cost $11.73. -@sNo,94. Curlin_Mrs._E., lot east side Bridge street, lot 5, block 53. ‘Total tax and cost ¥1.18. No. 99. Caswell T. H,, San Francisco, lot east side Nevadastrect, lot 3, block 3. Total tax and cost $10 73. No, 125, Davis Thos. J., railrcald, lot 14, block 55. cost $2.20, No. 156. Damon Mrs. 8. C., lot west side, lot 1, block 4z. Total tax and cost $1 18. No. 168, Excelsior Water Ditch Co., lot Deer Creek vacant, lot 2, block 53; lot south side Bowlder street, lot 2, block 63, ditch and flume in city. Total tax and cost $11 05. No. 204. Jenkins Jas., lotin north limits of city, lot 23, biock 9. Totai tax and cost $4 04. No. 302. Kalagher Pat., lot north side Commercial s:reet, lot borth side Con.mercial street, lots 2, 4, 5,7, block 29. Moityage held by E. VU, Tompkins, Total tax Aud cost $2.53. No. 311. Kent Chas., lot south side Commercial street, lot 31, block 13, lot east side Nevada street, block 2, lot 3, lot north side Broad street, lot 9, block 13, lot rear of residence, lot 8, biock 8, furniture, fixturesin shop, musical instrument. Judgment held by Citizens Bink. To.al tax and cost $33 44 ; No. 31s. Knuckey. improvements on lot, let 6, block 89, ‘Total tax andcost $1 18. No. 332, Lutz »., lot south side Broad street, 1ot 2, block 11, furmture, musical metrument, Mortgayes held by Johu Rowe and J. Dunn, Totaliax and cost $3 93. No. 342. Murehe, J. C. Jr., wagon, harness, horses, cow, turniture, musical instrument. Total tax and cost $d 08. No. 852. Mullin L., lot west side Coyote Haat jot 6, biock 9. Total tax and cost No. 378. A. D. Mason, library, Watch, furniture Total tax and cost $4.50. No. 380. MurchieS. T., furniture, musical instrument, ‘Lotal tax and cest $2 03. No. 381, Murchie, Wm, H., furniture. Total tax and cost $1.86, No, 422. Urgan J, W.,lot north side Gethsemane street, lot 1, block 60, turniture, t.usical instrument. Mortgage held wt J. baa hes tax and cost $6 09. 0, 430. _O’ Neill Dennis,ho wagon. Tutal tax and cost $1 52. — — No. 433. Pingree I. O., lot south side Broad street, lot,6, block 14, lot nurth side Spring street, lot 6, block 14, lot south side phe 8 reet, lot-12, block 13, lot south side br street, lot 8, biock 14, lot east side Coyote street, low 12, 13, block 6, fur 4riture, Sxtures-in saloon, musical instrument, hquors. Mor held by J. 8. Dunn, N, Webber and Mrs. D. E, Stover. Total tax aud cost $8 12. No. 442. Pecor Chas., lot east side Main street, wagon, haracss, horses, Total tax and cost $3 79. z No500. Settle Ed,, lot west side Coyote street, lot 22, block 9, horses, wagons. tal tax and cost $2 36. No. 544, Thompson J, S., lot south side Bowlder street, lot 6, block 57, cow, watch, furniture, musical instrument. Tocal tax and cost $8 80: ”. No. 548. Temby John, furniture, musical instrument. Total tax and cost $1 86. No. 684, Williams Mrs.: M. A., lot northeast corner Pine and Commercial streets, lot 8, block 17, lot south side Bowlder street, lot lot west side Total tax and lot 5,6, block 56, lot vest side Sacraniento, street, lot 4, block 52, furniture, musical ininstrument. ‘Total tax:and cost $30 48. No. 687, Wolters J. D., furniture, musica) instrument. Total tax and vost $1 87. No, 589. Worthington J.G., lot in south city limits, lot 1, block 42. Mortgage held by J. Dunn. Total tax and cost $1 52. And notice ishereby giveu that unleesthe t:xes delinquent in the toregoing delinquent list are paid the property on which said delinquent taxes-are-a-hen will be sold on Monday, the 2lst Day of September, A. D. 1885,. At public auction infront of the City Hall door, in the City and county of. Nevada, to the bidder who will take Py. least quantity of the la.d, or in case an individual interest is assessed, the smallest portion of said interest, and pay the taxes and costs due. Said sale willcommence at 11 o'clock a. m., onsaid 22d day of September, ci at_the head of the list and continuing alphabetically or in numerical order until said sale is completed, PEOPLE’S MARKET. cinity with the best of Broad Street, below City Hall. CARE & MICHELL, Prop’rs. ~ HAVE OPENED A NEW Market at the above place,and are ngage to supply the peo ple of Nevada City and viBEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL, CORNED BEEF, SAUSAGE, Etc., Ete. Also HAMS, BACON AND LARD Of our own manufacture. gaWe intend selling our meats at the lowest living rates, and we invite the people to give usa call.

Meats delivered free of charge. CARE & MICHELL, Propr’s. Nevada City, July, 28, 1885. BUY THE._BEST QUALITY UNION INDIA RUBBER C0’S PURE GUM GRACK PROOF RUBBER BOOTS. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ! E sure the Boots are stamped on the heels “Union India Rubber Co. Crack Proof,” and have the Pure Gum Sp! ings on the foot and instep, which prevent their cracking, and makes them the most durable Rubber Boot made. TRY OUR. “Golda Seal” STOUT'S PATENT PURE GUM Rubber Boots, , Made expressly for Mining, Fishing, and any one wishing a, very strong and durable Boot. g FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS. All Kinds Rubber Belting, Packing, Hose, Springs, Clo n Boots, Shoes, Etc. GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. R. H. PEASE. Jr., ) ao §. M. RUNYON, } Agente, a6-4m San Francisco Nevada County Watch Depot. DENNIS DRISCOLL, Frop’r. HAVING FITTED UP THF building on Broad street opposite the Theatre as a first-class Butcher Shop, I am now prepared to supply the people o Neyada City and vicinity with chile BEEF, VEAL, MUTTON, PORK, CORNED BEEF, SAUSAGE, ETC. At the Jlowest market rates. keep on hand a supply of FRESH VEGETABLES. A share of the public patronage is respectively solicited. Orders prumptiy attended to. ‘jy2-tt FOR SALE. One _ two-horse thoroughbrace Wagon. I will also DENNIS’ DRISCOLL. One single horse spring Wagon, new. : Two Horses. Apply to Israet HoskeEn, United States Brewery, on Main Street, Nevada City. ag4-1m correspondingly low. a ro ᐀ 2 + “E. ROSENTHAL’S Popular VARIETY STORE: Commercial Street, . ‘OPPOSITE TRANSCRIPT BLOCK 4. + THEZPLACE TO BUY: Fine Confectionery Fruits and Vegetables, Choiee! Cigars, E ALL OF THE BEST Mouniain and Valley Fruits IN THEIR SEASON. Fresh Strawberries & Cherries } Received Daily. E. ROSENTHAL,M. FARLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law. JILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND United States Courts. Office —Up stairs Transcript Block. (gppoAberdeen He site ‘‘Transcript’. office. ) ard From. I have just received direct. from the Manufacturers at Aberdeen, Scotland, a fine line of BROADCLOTHS, BEAVERS, DIAGONALS, CASSIMERES ard TWEEDS, at Low Cost, which will enable me tomakethem up into fine fitting Suits THEY ARE SPLENDID: GOODS. It is.claimed that the causes of the superiority of Scotch goods over all others, are: Heather produces aclass of wool which for fineness of texture, strength and durability, cannot be matchThat Scottish 4, block 57, loteast side Sacramento street, . }modate all. Country Dealer’, take notice of _myPrice 3 List. Witness my hand this 20th day of August, > . ed in any other portion of the world. That the mineral properties of the water there fastens the colors in unfading brilliancy; and that the cunning and patience and industry of the canny Scotsmen beats the world in the art of manufacture. I shall be pleased to show these goods to customers at my Tailoring Establishments, 46 Broad Street, Nevada City, and 81 Main St., Grass Valley. C. >. SSarrett: Public Sale for the Benefit of K. CASPER, ie ANID EXIG EXEIRS ! Cor. Pine and Commercial Streets, NEVADA CITY. If you want to make money on purchases in CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES. FURNISHING GOODS, &c. CALL ON THE UNDERSIGNED. ix PRICE LIstT;: 100 pair Boys’ Kentucky Jeans Pants, 4o cents a pair, worth $1.00. 50 doz. Men’s Cotton Socks at 50 cents per doz., worth $1.25 per doz. 90.4%! ‘“« -Chevoit Shirts, 50 cents each. § o/s Buckskin Gloves, $1.00 a pair. 100 pairs Men’s Cass. Pants, good quality, at $3.00 a pair. 200 « “ a Ss * -getend * * $3.00. Men’s Summer Coats at 40¢ each. United Workingmen’s Cornish Clincker Boot, all sizes, the best quality $4.75 a pair. ” 20,000 Men's Paper Collars, 12% cents each box. Men's Pique Scarfs, 5 for 25c. 20 doz. Heavy Blue Denim Overalls, the very best, 65c/a pa 10 “ Second Grade “ 2 50c a pair. = 10 “ Third . fo A a0c.a. “ : Boys’ Overalls, 20c a pair. . 100 pair Men’s Cotton Pants, all sizes, at 50c a pair. 25 GE uae hayes reer Drawers at 25c.a pale en’s Flannel Suits at $8; Men’s Cassimer i . ’s Fi Worsted Suits at $14; Men’s Union Suits, $6. mee Otai Mens Ring Sick Men’s White Laundried Shirts, $1 each. Boys’ Good Suits from 4 to 6 years, $3.00. “ “ “cc “cc $4.00. F BERG, ‘Prorietor Repairing done af all complicated Watch es, such as {Chronograph-striking, Repeat ers, English Patent Lever and other ‘ine Watches. All kinds of Jewelry Repairing done, : Large Stoek of Watches and Jewelry always on hand. Prices Low. £4@7PROMPT ATTENTION TO ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY. ALF BERG, 22 Mint Street, Grass VALLEY at ir You can buy at, my Store FOR CASH OR CREDIT. can accom-You can send. eS for goods at the same prices, and save cost of coming yourself . D, 1885. 1." J. 8, HOLBROOK, City Marshal. > cd ( — omer) FIRST DAY. TURSDAY: . 5.0 &. September Ist SPECIAL— Foot-races for fine Medals. Free forall. Mile running race. Mile walking race. 100 yard dash * No 1. ‘Trorrme—For horses owned in the District. 3:00 class. Purse $400; first» horse $250; ‘second $100; third $50. To’ be tilled: by named horses. No. 2. © Trorrrnc—2:30 class. Purse $6U0; first horse $350; sec. . ond $175; third $75. John Spergen, b. g., Telegraph by Tilton Almont, dam by John Nelson; Andrew Patterson, s. g-, Vengeance, by Venture, dam Belle ; J. J. Cozart, b. s., Blacksmith, b Champion Knox, dam Rosa, B. McDonald, b. m., Hazel Kirk, by Brigadier, dam by Jim Brown; Geo. Baylis, b.g.; Ned, by Overland, dam unknown; Lee Shaner, g. g., Nighttime, by Rustic, dam unknown; John Williams, b. g., Wormwood, by Nutwood,dam unknown; E. V. Spencer, b,. m., Belle Spencer, by Black Ralph, dam by Langford. No. 8. Trorrinc—Three-yearolds. Free for all; mile and repeat. Purse $600; first horse $360; second $180; third $60; closed with two entries. S.K. Trefey, pb. ¢., Apex, by Prompter, dam by Flaxtail; D. E, Knight, b.-s., Mill Boy, by Brigadier, dam Katy by Rondo. No. 4. Warxine Ma'rcu—For stallion? owned in the District. Purse $100; first horse’$75 ; second $25; Joseph Perrin, r. s., Frank, by Patchen, dam unknown; J. W. Griffiths, g.s., Tom, by Scottish Chief, dam unknewn; John Dennin, 8. 8.,Doncaster, byElmo, dam unknown. SECOND DAY. WEDNESDAY....° September 2d No. 5. Cricket match at 9:30 o’clock A. M. for clubs in District ; purse $75; between Capitals of Nevada City and Unions of Grass Valley. No. 6. Runninc—National Hotel Stake. Free for all. $50 entrance; $25 forfeit; $500 added; second horse $200; third $100. One mile and repeat. Kelly and Lynch, ch. m., Glendair, by Norfolk, dam Glendew; G. L. Richardson, b.-g., Billy theKid, by Leinster, dam Lily Simpson; Joe’ Dyson, b. h., Glides. Clark, by Ballot Box, dam by Lodi; Thomas Delaney, ch. g., Ned Cook, by Flood, dam Planetia; Garland & Goldsmith, b. s., Béaconsfield, by. Hockhocking, dam Aileen Allannah; Henry C. Judson, blk. c., John A., by Monday, dam Lady Clare. No.7. Runnrne—Nevada City Mine Stake. For two-year-olds. $25 entrance ; $10 forfeit; $250 added ; second horse $100; third $50. Dash of a half mile. Kelly & Lynch, b. f., Moonlight, by Thad Stephens, dam Twilight; L. -H. Todhunter, 8. s., Monte Cristo, by King Alphonso, dam by Gallant; Garland & Goldsmith, — Eda, by Hockhocking, dam Eva Coombs ; W. L. Appleby, s. c., —— by Nor folk, dam Jessie R. No. 8 Runnine— Wyoming Mine Stake. Free for all. $25 entrance ; $10 forfeit ; $300 added ; second horse $100 ; third $50. Dash of one and a half miles. Kelly & Lynch, ch. m. Glendair, by Norfolk, dam.Glendew; G. L. Richardson, b. g., Billy the Kid, by Leinster, dam Lily Simpson; 4 A. Pinney, s.s. Nick ofthe Woods, Lenster, dam _ LittleSophie; Harry Stover, br. g. Garfield, by Langford, dam by i; Joe Dyson, b. h., Glides Clark, by Ballot Box, dam by Lodi; D. V. Shoemaker, ch. g., Joe Chamberlain, by Rifleman,dam by Norfolk ;Garland & Goldsmith, b. s., Beaconsfield, by Hockhocking, dam by Aileen Allannah; W. L. Appleby, b. h. —— by Hockhocking, dam Maid of the Mist. No. 9. Boys’ Tournament—At 1 o’clock, P. M. ee No. 10. Trorrme—For twoyear-olds owned in the District. Purse $300 ; first horsé $180 ; second $90 ; third $30. Joseph Perrin, s.s., Ajax, by Frank, dam by Blackhawk Queen; C. F. Taylor, 8. c., tail; F. Griffith, b. c., Mischief, by Challenge, dam by St. Lawrence ; W. G. Richards,s. c., Sir Richard, by Doncaster, dam Sigourney ; C. D. Boyden, dk. b. h., Charley B., by Killrush, dam by Belmont. THIRD DAY. Grand Stock Parade atl0 a.m. No. 11. Mile running race— Purse $37 50. R. Trevithick, A. Blamey, Geo. W. Weeks, C. L. Calkins. _ Mile square heel and toe walking .race—Purse $37 50. John D. Black, Will P.-Calkins. No. 12—Trorrme—2:50 class. For District Horses. Purse $400; first house $250 ; second $100 ; third $50. ©. F. Taylor, b. m., Blue . b. g., Fred Ackerman, by Trovate, by Stérling, dam by Flax': h Agrieultial Dstt NEVADA & PLACER COUNTI:s, GLENBROOK AACE. TRACK or A WEVV MILE! TRACK. 21 ' SPEED PROGRAMME FOR 1885. a ——; 8. A. Eddy, 8. -¢., ardscrabble, by ——; J. A. 3eeWy 8. g., Prince, by ——; 8. A. ddy,s8.m., Flora, by : Extra Race. Pactnc—2:30 class. Purse $600 ;first horse $350; second $175; third $75. ° James Linden, b. 8., Nevada, wy —;HG, Cox, g. g., Tony Lee, by Jim Slick,dam by Belmont; Delmon Dudle b. s., Dixon Boy, by ——; V.R. Raymond, b. m.,. Patti, by Chrisman Patchen, dam by General Knox; 8. C. Tryon, s. m., Pocohontas, by Washington, dam by Glencoe; George Baylis, br. m. Ivey, by Bucaneer, dam Ferneaf. No. 14: Rounnine—Saddle horse Stake. For horses owned in the ‘. District; catch weights. $10 entrance; +100 added; first horse 50 per cent.; second 20 per cent.; third 15 per cent.; fourth 10 per cent, fifth 5 per cent. Dash of a mile. M. P. Peaslee, b.s., Hector, by Lodi, dam by Rattler; C. D. Boyden, h., ——, by Leinster, ——; M. McCrinmon, 8. g., Surprise, ——; Jno. Sweet, b. g., Sleepy Tom,. unknown. FOURTH DAY. September 4th No. 15. Runnmve — Walrath Stake. Free for all. $50 entrance; $25 forfeit; $600 added; second horse $200 ; third $100. Two miles and repeat. Kelly & Lynch, ch. m., Glendair, by Norfolk, dam Glendew; Harry Stover, br. g., Garfield, by Langford, dam a Lodi; C; D. Boyden, b.s., Snuff Box, by Ballotbox, dam_by Lodi; Thos. Delaney, ch. c., Ned Cook, by Flood, dam by Plenatia; Hen_ ry C. Judson, blk. c., John A,, by Monday, dam by Lady Clare. No. 16. Running — Narrow Gauge Railroad Stake. Free for all. $25 entrance; $10 forfeit; $250 added; second horse $100; third $50. Three quarters of a mile and repeat. Kelly & Lynch, ch. g., Tom Atchison, by Joe Hooker, dam Bay. Kate; Harry. Stover, ch. g., Quebec, by Norfolk, dam Jenny Hill; 8. C. Tryon, h., Jim Long, by Shanan, dam Florence Anderson; Wm. M. Ayres, g.g., Ichi Ban, by Joe Hooker, dam Queen. No. 17. Runnrye—South Yuba Stake. Free for all. $25 entrance; $10 forfeit; $200 added; second horse $75; third $50. One and one eighth miles. Kelly & Lynch, b. f., Moonlight, by Thad. . Stevens, dam Twilight; G. L. Richardson, b. g., Billy. the Kid, by Leinster, dam: Lily Simpson; A. A. Pinney, s. s. Nick of the Woods, by Leinster, dam Little Sophie; Thomas Hazlett, b. g., Panama, by Shanan, dam Abbie W.; D. V.Shoemaker, ch. g., Joe Chamberlain, by Rifleman, by Norfolk; Garland & Goldsmith, b. 8., Beaconfield, by Hockhocking, dam Aileen Allannah;.Wm. ~ Ayres, g.g., Ichi. Ban, ly i~ Hooper, dam Queen; Wm. L. Ap pleby,:b. h., ——,: by. Hockhocking, dam Maid of the Mist. No. 18 Pacma—Free for all. Purse $800; first horse $450; second $250; third $100. I. 0. Gilbeau, br. g., Fairmount, by Niagara, dam by Patchen Vernon; 5. C. Dryon,. br. g.,. Prince, by Mis souri Chief, dam by Belmont; P. Fitzgerald, br. s., Killarney, by Black Ralph, dam by Eclipse; N M. Fay, b.g., Shaker, pedigree unknown; J. TT. Melntosh Washington, dam by Jno. Nelson. FIFTH DAY. SATURDAY. ..,..September 5th Grand Stock parade and award of. Premiums. ; No. 19. Lapres TourNAMENT— At 11 o’clock A. mM. : No. 20.. Runninc—Union Holiel Stake. For horses owned-in the district. $25 entrance; $) forfeit; $150 added. One ha mile and repeat. Thomas Har lett, b. g., Panama, by Shanan, dam Abbie W.; Harry Stover, ch. g.; Quebec, by Norfolk, dam Jenny Hill; C. D. pone, 8. gPinge by Langford, dam by Lodi; D. . Shoemaker, ch. g. Joe Chamberlain, by Rifleman, dam by Norfolk. No. 21. Trorrme—2:40 class. Purse $600; first horse $350; iad ond $175; third $75. J. R. Hod son, bl. h., Artist, McCracken’ Golddust, dam by Dave Hill, eo P.-C.Byrne, b. g., Grover C. bes Whipple’s Hambletonian ; aor Spaulding, ch. m., Mary Koht; ——; John Spergen; 8. m., Daisy, by Tilton Almont, dam by Rattler Andrew Patterson, g8) "), Harris, by Jim Slick, dam YY Horns Morgan ; Ed. & L. M b. g., Captain, by Pinole Patchen, dam by oe aaa g., Brigade by. Brigadier, Wik Arnmaid, by Plumas; Jolin © : liams, b. g., Wormwood, by Nu wood. HES we a aft No. 22. Trorrma—Free for oes (St, Julian barred). Purse $1200) first horse $600; second Bell, by Prompter, dam by Vol-. chan; 8. P. Avery, 8. g., Balley, { GEO. FLETCHER, Secretary, P.O. Address, Grass Valle i + -“OrtoD. E. MORGAN Assistant Secretary, ti $180; fourth $120. Did not, is A. WALRATA, President ae Nevada CityNevada City, Cal. orga, ~~ simont; D. E. Knight,& e m= & or <_< °o fm t! pa Si a