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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-06-10
Misfellanp.
Recipes.

BosroN TEA CAKE.-One tablespoon
full of white sugar, one tablespoonful =, OF
melted lard, one tea cupful sweet miik' '
two eggs, one teaspoonful soda, two cream
tartar, and two cups of flour, bake and 10
be eaten with butter while warm.
PorAro BALLS RAGouT. Add to a
pound of mashed potatoes quarter Of a
pound of grated ham, some sweet herbs, or
chopped parsley, a chopped onion, salt
pepper, and little grated nutmeg, or spice
mix with the yolks of a couple eggs and
bread-crumbs then fry them, or brown in
an oven. An agreeable vegetable relish,
and good supper dish.
COTTAGE PUDDING OR CAKE. Peal,
boil, and mash, two pounds of potatoes
beat them up into smooth batter, with
three-quarters pint of milk, two ounces
Of insist sugar, and two or three eggs, well
beaten. Bake about three quarters of an
hour. Leave out the milk, and add three
ounces of butter, and it will make very
nice cake.
RICE BLANcMANeE.-Put tea cupful
ofwhole rice into the least water possible,
and boil till it almost bursts: then add
half pint of good milk, or cream. and boil
till it is quite mash, string it all the time,
that it may not burn. Dip shape in the
rice, and let it stand till quite cold, when
will it come easily out of the shape.
This dish is much approved Of, it is eat
en- with cream or custard, and preserved
fruits-raspberries are the best. 1t should
be made the day before it is wanted, that
it may get firm.
This blancmange will eat much nicer if
favored with spices, lemon-peel, DC, and
sweetened with little loaf sugar; add the
spice with the milk, and take out the lem
on-peel before il is put into the mould.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-06-10

pleasure in announcing TO the Ladies that he can
make neater and more servicable shoe than
they can purchase out of any lot ofeastern work
that comes to town. and the way to convince
yourselves of this fact is TO give him trial.
He would also say to the gentlemen that if they
desire anything neat, fancy and servicible in the
line of -
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-06-10
PIANO FORTES.

ME haze Just received supply of Piano
w Fortes Of the best Mandatory in the
United States. and we offer them to the people
of Ohio and Holmes Co.. at New York prices,
no charge for freight. We warrant them. We
feel certain that we can give satisfaction in the
selection of an instrument. We also keep on
hand
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-15
SiipriM'S Silp.


INf virtne nfnn rx"c ii tn NJ directed and issued
ID of the Hon District Court uf the TN ylfIt Iu-
dciai ID - ct. n" IN dir ,f August D. .S5S IN
favor of I. u GODDARD W l. PAIN z an II An
SCOM. anf against the t.R ASS Valley QUARTZ
MINING Co for the of $50 - deb. with inter
thereon at IN rate nf ~ Ier per aanum from
the as;h dav If August lSs till paid tosrhrr with their
aud diS'ur ~ements Amounting 10 S74 80 have
LEVIED upn and seized he following described property
which wa heretofore s-tarh'ri. io-wit
Ali tfc right, title and interest of the Grass Valley
Quartz Mining Co in and 10 the QUARTZ MILL, con-
sSting of En- ne. Boilers. Bnldng. QuarH Leads, and
ali appurtenances thereunto belonging.
Ai-o-A small Engin.. Boiier. Building and Pumps.
situated SHIRT distance from the above named Mill on
the company'S Quartz Lead. and us. for pumping
The above named Property being in Nevada
county. Town>hipof Grass Valley. and about four miles
South East Of G rass Valley on Osborn Hill
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY. the 23d
day ofOctobrr ISIS between the hours of 10 O'Clock 4
Nj, and O'Clock, p. NJ in front of the Court House
door in the city Of Nevada will sell public auction
the highest bidder for cash in hand the above described
property to satisfy and pay the aforesaid judgments
Given under my hand at Office III the city OF Nevada
this the lst day of October le:s.
= w. BOElN(;, Sheriff
BY Ed BURRELI. Deputy.
Nevada. Octubrr |. lS.s-tds
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-15

u George Of Cappadocia, born at
Epiphania, in Cinciica, was low par
asite, who got lucrative contract to
supply the amy with bacon. A rogue
and informer, he got rich and had to run
from justice. He saved his money,
embraced Arianism. collected a library,
and got promoted by faction to the
Episcopal throne of Alex andria. When
Julien came. A. d. SCI, George was
thrown into prison; the prison was burst
open by the mob, and George was
lynched, as he deserved. And this
precious knave became in good time ST.
George Of England, patron of chivalry,
emblem of victory. and he pride of tie
best blood of the modern world. Strange
that the solid. truth speaking Briton
should derive from an imposter. Strange
that the New World should have no
better luck; that Broad America must
wear the name of thief. Amerigo
Vespuci, the pickle dealer at Seville,
who went out in 1899 a subaltern with
IIojeda, and whose highest rank was
boatswain's mate in an expedition that
never sailed, managed in this lying
world to supplant Columbus. and baptize
half the world with his own dishonest
name. Thus nobody can throw stones.
We are equally badly off in our found :
ers; and the false pickle dealer is an of,
set to the false bacon scller.-R. w
Emerson.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-15
CnrHurr'S Sale.

fJTHERE 5. sn the pa lay Of August. 4 y. 1853 a
fesson. in The District couri OF he l4 judicial )i .ci
of she u California in and for the county of Nevs
da, in favor of DAVIS DEVINri ana against SAMUEL
w. BORING. for the sum nf iDp Thousand Two Han
Are aud eight four dcll debt together fh interest
the said Of 2ei UJ athe rate of3 per per
month from the rerdtnI of Judgment until pail together
with all Costs II suit Aud wheroa the said 9h day
Of August. lels it ordered and deereed by ,ail
Court, that the Mortgage set forth in Plaintiffs plani
be oreetosed and tbs property therein described
The undivided onetenth ofthat Water Ditch known
the Poor Mans Greek Ditch situated in the county of
New da and State of Califor ia conveying water for
mining purposes from the stream known the Poor Mans
Creek 0deans Flat. Moores Fiat Woolsey'> Flat, and
other mining localities in those vetntie>. .ilSo the
divided one-ten'b Of thai water ditch the
extenS sion of th' Poor Mans Greek Ditch conveying
ter from the ruth Fork othe Middle Yuba River to Eu
reka and mlnitic llgiltio in thar vicinity a.o the
divided onetclth uf that other certain Wa,er Ditch
known the Union Ditch and county of Nevada
vcying from the Eureka bggings point about
three miles low the o! Eureka ID emptyng the
same into the Poor Ala reek again at that point
Notice is hereby given that will expose public
sale the described property in front of the
House door in Nevada city, to the highest bidder for
cash,on SATURDAY the I'D day of October, A. b.
1855 between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and ocock
p. NJ t. salts and pay said judgment
Given under my hand in the city of Nevada, this
30th day Of September A d. 1888
JOUN RAZIEY. Coroner of Nevada Co
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-15
COllStlblp'S Sale.

CTATE OF CALIF)RNIS-Countya and 'o,vu hip Of
- Nevada-ss- Bv viItue Of an Execution 20 ne lie
liver,rl issued from lhe John Ander> IN Esq
arting Justice cf I'll" Peace in and for tie urty
aforesaid bearing date -S day 81 Sct.nibcr ''-S
satisfy a Judgment rendered by said Court rhy --,h
day # September. 1873 in Jvor uf J TT. DARNENL.
and others and agan-t WN ~ g tRDON- tor She sum
of Sll7 6,l drt interest. damage and cost, of suit
have takcn in Execution and will @ Ia the highest bid
der fr Cc>h the 'yins described Property, to wit:
certain Tunnel Min ng Claim and fixtures. there
un'n belonging all the right tItlr and Claim VIM. H.
Gordon has in aud { the TURNED called the 'Kncker
SOcker' mining C'g1ranv ompo-r. of Darneal VIM
~ Gordon ami 'th ~Tat'h The road leading from
Neva In to Turner'S Ranch-ou Woods ravine, ana on
the south side of Cement Ii the win sell at
the Court House door. Nevada. on SATURDAY . +
2l), between the hours OF q \ NJ. and O'Clock Z. VI
Taken the prnrcttv Of Wn H. Gordon satisfy the
aHoFr aeraul- and alcr"ing costs.
L. : GREGORY, Constable.
Nevada. Sept ~ lS5S-t's
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-15
81 VI MONS,
STAT OF CALIFUENIA.{

SlAI VIZ I hlItf oisNI At
CnJnty of Nrva 4. %
District Court ofte lih judicial District of said State
The People Of the State of Ca ifor,ia to MI HAZEL L.
WOLFE. Grce''ng;
VOU ARE HEREBY summoned to appear and au-
J. swer 10 The complaint of J"hn Pryor tiled ~ anSt
You bv James Weaver and aac n Thorn within ten
days from the service Of this writ il served on Won in
This county. wihin twenty davs If served on ou in hS
District and ont of this aud within forty davs if
served On you in hs Siae and out of this District in
action commenced on tue l1ih da Of August, A s58
in said Cour for he recovery OF two hn.. and five hun.
drcd and twelve d"ar air, god u the complaint aorc-
sad 10 be due Plaintiff lron DEFENDANTS upon proms-
sorry note together ith accrung interest said sum
AT tue rate 4 three per cent per month til paid
Al O. "r decree of orccol~re end ale The mortgag
ed premises pa cua' ~ cd and described in the
original complaint in tie "hice of the lcrk Of
said Court a ccrticd copy e Uaca herewith served
sad Complaint n herein drccd Plaintiff will take
too tNs"i aA'n.i You thcrrnrc by drau together
sll cu "f '' 1 air demand It the Court such other
.ei.,f i- .'fIV,,l f',r IN ~. sd cpurla' Mt
In e. i.Bnnv whrrrtt R ri ' UOENAEER
CLERK ." ne District Court nj r.-', 10 herrunto set
my band al impress M seal # aid Court al o.c, in
ihe Guy Nevada, ihi, loth dav Of August u 1853
RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk.
BY m. Smith, Deputy.
II app' airing the Court affidavit Of John A. Prior
attorney in fact for 'aiu'ir that NcarG. W.Ir
The defendants clnno: he founl-althou. lgeni carci,
has bee ma le for hn aud it aiSo ,carinS tha. arl
W Ii is still resident of this aud tiit Plaintiff
ha good cause of a''on against al deiendait
IL l. therefore ordered that service be hal upon said
defendant. Wolfe, by pubica on in The NEVADA JoU e.
NAL anewSpaper Published in Nevada for The term
fou- weeks next from aud s,ter this e.
Whness NILES SE4ELs
District Judge,
TAirue copy
Attest ECfUs SHOEMAKER Clerk, r. c.
By Wm. Smith. Deputy clerk.
Dunn & g. IS, Al ve f.r P,iui5s's
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-15
Sl,prih'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO ME Dl
ID rcctrd AM iSsued out of the Honorable District
Court of the liih Judicial District the 2sh day of
September. lS;iS. in favor of VIM. MAILMAN and
against G.. Il II MI. and CHAS HAPF, fo' the SUN of
Sl0i2 GS. IN ntcr, The said sl Sl042 CS, from
the 2Sth Srpt, mber leS the Of y per cent
per month till paid Together with $50 10 costs of suit
have levied upon the o wing desc ibrd procry o-wt:
Al the right title and interest of e X Hall in and
certain Two Story FRAME HOUSE, with portico
Around the located the of Hill and
the all Wa hngt"n a l. Aso-Iis interest in the LOT
OF GROC ND upon which the House stands, with
vrnient around The same and now enclosed bv 4
board fence aul >itua ed in Nevada, and having been
heretofore attached
Al Ut which prnpert, I will expose for salc a
public aal VIII sell same t, the highest i'll
der for Ua>ii SATURDAY, u-i :3D. IS 5r.yycea
The hours of DO ~. and "'c; ck T. II. ths
Court House door I" If, aid ingr-if AL CT.
Given uuicr any 33ul n r'i..r. II .,.- Ns-aia
b" BORING Sheriff
Nv Ed. i5CH tELI., Deputy.
JOIN tSDERSoS ft.Crnpy.
\nygia. ,r- h. ,sgl---tI
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-15

MOUNTAIN WINE.-A gentleman Of
Coloma has made so gallons of wine
from his vine yard this season. The
Republican of that place suys that
Coloma and Union,own Valleys are
peculiarly adapted to the grape cultui e.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-15
THE JOURNAL.

Poverty. CRIME AND NOBILITY
There is in this city young lawyer,who
has never succeeded in getting any prac-
tice. He is of good family has re-
ceived fair classical and legal educa-
tion, and possesses all unusual proper
ZION of intelligence. Some years ago
his father died, and by combination of
adverse circumstances, his mother was
reduced to poverty. Young Edw; rd, 8
we will call him. had, however, gallant
spirit, and determined that neither she
nor his sisters should come to want while
he was able to work. He came to Cali
fornia, went into the mines, and hired
himself out as laboler. But his frame
was too slight, and his constitution too
feeble to allow him to be successful in
manual emf loyment, and after short
struggle with fortune he left the mipcs,
and settled in San Frar cisco, intending
to enter into the practice of law. He
was economical. active, energetic and
persevering; but st,ll everything seem
cd to go wrong with him. The little
money he had was soon exhausted, his
health became bad, and two or three
steamers ago he received the news that
his mother and sisters were absolutely
suffering for the common necessaries of
life. He was driven almost to distrac-
ton. lie applied to several wealthy
individuals for assistance, but they, with
the usual snobbishness of parvenues, told
him to go to work and earn mo"ey, as
they had done. At length one day, in
fit of desperation, he committed a
crime. He stole watch which gen
tleman had left upon table in his office.
and disposed of it to wellknown lem
der Of money upon safe securities. He
was suspecied-and investigation insti-
tuted-and the offence traced home to
him by an ex police officer, whose name.
though it must at p, esent remain secret,
we should be proud t" hold up before
The world as that of the noblest Of his
profession. Edward was found by this
officer at his lodgings, and accused Of
the theft. His crimson check would
have betrayed his guilt even if hi,
words had not but he never attempted
a denial. lie confessed what he had
done, and described, with vehement
eloquence, the circumstances which had
led him to do L. The officer, unlike
many Of those who occupy high posi-
tions. was not soulless, and his heart was
touched by the recital. He not only
advanced the money borrowed upon the
watch, and restored it to its owner, but
by his own personH influence succeed
! ed in getting for Edward congeaia'
situation, where he is now earning S125
per mouth. In addition to this, he lent
Edward an amount of money which he
sent to his mother by the steamer of
Tuesday last.
We have told this little story by per-
mission. in fact Edward, himself, gave
us the particulars, and requested us to
publish them. for his heart overhows
with gratitude towards the Samaritan
who assisted him in his dist ess.-Spirn
Of tile Times
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-15

"You see, Doctor, have to sweat f,r
my living in this world" ''Yes, but
am afraid you will have to sweat worse
in the next"
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-15
SUM HONS.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, (Sc
County of Nevada. 90

County of Nevada
In Justices Court, before s. b. HICKMAN. p.
The People of the Sta of California to A KING:
V0u ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO APPEAR
i before the undersigned Justice of the Peace. al
his offiee IN said Township, on WEDNESDAY nCr
18TH ID saS, at IL 2o'clock, NJ. to answer the
plaint of JOSEPH GAl.LIN ;Elt. who demands of You
the III Se' o., alleged lie due on l licd con-
tract as per copy of account file
On failure - 10 appear and aiSvver. judgn will he
rendered against you for the said Of S2J VI and
costs of suit
Given under my hani this cath day of September a
d, 1855.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-15
Daily Stare Line.
FGoM NEVADA TO WAsHrxGTo,

From NEVADA TO WASHINGTON
rrNAW1 On and after Jan l. 1856 the above
tSSss.<S Line will run as follows:
Lc'ving Nev3da at { O'Clock. A NJ snd paSsjnp bv
Mouni7n Spring House. Morsau's, Cold Spring White
Cloud. Gold Hin and Alpha and arriving at Washington
by O'Clock in the afternoon
II is The NEAREST and BcsT ROUTE to Washington
Omega Scoiclmans Creek Poor Mans Creek and
Eureka
Returning the sages will leave the SoUrH YuBA
HoTfL evciv morning at O'Clock snd arr wing at Ne
vada bv orlo'k. i NJ connecting with the California
Stage Cos Coaches for Auburn Sscra mcnto Marysvle
and ShsS:a
Officc-South Yuba Hotel wa>hn..op
a s. 6LIN, PROPRIETOR
VS.. MCRoGrrTs. Agent Nevada
Nevada, Arrl ISih 1S'G--tf
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-15
Sherif'S Sale,

Rf vir ne of an Execution to dire ted and issue
- ont of the Hon District Cnuri of the 18th Judicial
District for Nevada Cnuu:y. Stale of California,
Judgment rendered in said ourt the 10th day Of Au
gust. 4. ID. 1888, in .avorof a'd T. NOONAN and
against AMOS r LAIRD. for the If ninrhu n lrcd
aud eighty dollars, with interest on the of S53 II
rom the 10th day Of ugu>i. 1858 the of and
half per cent per month till raid, and interest the
sum of SAP sS from sa id date The rate of 10
per annum till paid together with $i5 - costs of sut
have levied upon and seized the following de>cibcd
property. which heretofore ched al "clock,
VI Of the 18th day Of June ISIS tnwt; AZ the right.
title and Interest OF the defendant Amos T. Laird in
Ia the Gold Flat Ditch commencing and heaing the
canon Big Deer Greek. about four miles above the
cv Of N vala. and running the South Of said
Creek 20 Gold un in Nevada township and county
Notice is hereby given that on SATU RDAY. the :. ti
'av Il oct ber 1858, be the hours Of O'clock
A. NJ ard p. NJ in front Of The Court House door in
the city Of Nevaia will sell public auction to the
highest bidder. for ca-h in hand he above described
properly to satisfy and pay the sf"r aid Judgments
Given nm er my hand At Office IN the city OF Nevada
on this the 1tl day OF Ortobcf 1873
$. w. BORING, heriff.
Ntva Oct. Sth
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-15

UPON CHOOSING WIFE Young
man, word in your ear. When you
choose a wife. don't be fascinated with
a dashng creature, fond of society, vain.
artistical and showev in dress. You do
not want doll or coquet'e for part
ner. Choose rather one Of those rctir-
ing, modest, sensible girls, who have
learnt to deny themselves, and possess
some decided character. But above all.
seek for good disposition. No trait of
character is more valuable in a female
than the possession of sweet temper.
Home can never be made happy with
out it. Ii is like the flowers that spring
by our pathway, reviving ard cheering
us. Let man 60 home at night, wol-
ried and worn by the tolls Of the day,
and how soothing is WORD dictated by
a good disposition ! 1t is a sunshine
falling on his heart. He is happy and
the cares Of life are forgotten.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-15

Truth selects no single individual as
her exclusive exponent.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-15

A HAIRLESS WoMAV,-On We'd.
ncsday last, the wife of a gentleman.
who was f:'rmerly prominent hotel
keeper in this city. on account of some
ia nily difficulty came to this city on the
n pa boat from Benicia or Vallejo, leav-
i1g an infant month old behind. The
husband followed her in the boat from
Sacramento, and carried the child in his
arms for the entire distance. So dis
graceful case of cruelty is scarcely to
be found in the history OF California.
After writing the above We learned
that the gentleman had found his wife,
and that after considerable difficulty she
was induced to take the child.-S. 81
Spirit fAe Times.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-15
Notice of Declaration.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, TO
y ALL CONCERN ED
The declaration Of .he Undersigned, JANE BARNS
LEY SrEF ENS lie of William S cyens, Te dent of
The County and Safe Aforesaid showeih that is
Intention - carry on bI>ness as lie uadcr, under
aud by virtue of an Act of the Legislature of iEe of
California entitled An Act TO bprize Married
{" transact business in their Sole traders.
said business consisting of Farming, Rauchng and
Tramng. to be tansaced from date hereof in her
anic and on her account in The State and County
Aforesaid; that the amount invested by her in said
hess does not exceed the of Five Thous aud Dollars
JANE BAENSLEY rTEVENS.
Grass V. LEY, July %, 1888.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-15

TATE OF ca IFoRNI,-CounN Of NeVadl-ss In
District Court l1:h Judicial District Edward Kel-
scy, plaint'T, V. J. e. Ahhnt rt ais Defendants
~ - 1ii Hing the AFFIDAVIT Of A. c.. Miles and
ariur tl;.r,rom 70 III All tacn Of the Cnurt
.a'tl (; Il''t IL nc"rs-arv snd ,.ro dCf.r-
fant herein - hat the all al, has d., ted and is
absent from The State
II is ordered ~ Summons hereby he served upon the
all j G. CLARK by publication in the NEVADA Jol r.
SAI once W. rk for Three months
Da:el Neya "a August 10 n.y..
NILES SEARLS. District Judge
a True COpv--AttcSr
EUFITS SHOEMAKER, Ierk
by 7 L4NEErr. prhutv
Jun \ nd vet cfor.rc Miles Att,'s for
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-15
Notice of Declaration.

JANE C. VAN vRANKEN, Wife of C. D. Van
L, Vranke !, of the Township of Washington, County
nf Nevada and State of California hereby make known
and declare that intend carry and transact bus
for :he future in my name and on own ac-
count Sole Trader in the aforesaid Tow nship cou
" aud State the nature of said business is Hotel and
Saloon keeping.
do further declare and say, that will from this date,
be individually responsible in my name for all debts
contracted by me on account ofsaid business.
do also further declare and say that the capital
vested in said business does exceed Five Thousand
Dollars.
JANE c. VAN VEANKEN,
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-15
Sum MONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada SIS: Dis
- trict Court Of the Fourteenth Judicial District of
said state.
The People ofthe State of California, to j. G. Clark
greeting
You are hereby summoned to appear and answer the
complaint f Edward Kelsey, filed against you, J. C.
Abbott and ThuS Edwards. within days from the
service of this writ il served yon in this eonnty
within twenty days if served in this District
and out OF this county, and thin ry DAYS if served
on YOU in this taIr al of this District i'll
ii II commenced on the I'd DAY Of August D. 1858 in
said Court for therccuvrry nf TIL. Of fife, han
drcd and seventy dollars and thirty cents together
with interest thereon at the of per cent Der
month from Sept mber lot lsJ6 the time of Judge
ment Also for decree of sale and foreclosure of the
mortgaged premises described and in the COM
int to said action fc in office the Clerk Of said
Court Also, for the additional sum of twenty i vo
hundred and seventy dollars and ninety nine with
accruing interest at the If y per per month
and also for decree of sale and foreclo> the mort
gagged premises described and forth in the complain
TO said action file in Office the lcrk said Court
a certified copy ofwhch accompanies this writ.
And You are hereby notified that if You fail To answer
said complaint as herein directed Plaintiff will TAX @
judgement against You rforp by default tng,
with all costs of >u and also demand Of tho Court such
other relief ~ is PRAYED fIr in his said conn al
In testimony whcreofl RUFUS SHOEMAKER. Clerk Of
the District Court afire>al do hercunfo ct nv hand
and impress The seal Il >aid out Ofi-r the city
"f New ada, this 18th day of August A d 1879
RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk,
J. :. Lambert, Deputy
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-15

L. ELLARD BEANS Il co.
Offer at Greatly Reduced Prices
100 Kegs rted Nails
IOO 2ao Boxers andes
- bags Eio aud Java Coffee
50 eases Assorted Pie Fruits;
s0kcs> ). +. and H. Is. Syrup;
~ boxes Rai>ins;
30 kegs Butter;
30 bags California Beans;
20 boxes Hill's and CnIgatrs oap;
With a large aud complete tnent OF all kind
Goods in line Of business. Consisting in part of
Salt Sa'mon-Codi>h-Cr ckcr>-Caliornia Cheese
Ranch hButfer-Pcklcs--celebrated Curions rea and
he lnest assortment of
Can and Shelf Goods.
EVER BHorGHr SEvADA
W r. : \ d LOU . 2 s.
We would sa~o uGorm friends and sie public that
We hav" added to eur lars stock complete Assortment
"f -" ines aud Liquors. consisting of
SainSevain's Sparkling Anrclca and White winet
Californll Wine, Claret Sautcrur and Ginger Winct
Gum, Ea-phcrry, and Lcron Syrup. Peppermint Hos.
tett rs Boxers and Stoushton Bittcis, Wofe's Aro
matte SchnaIps.
Ale and Porter,
New York, fnc mixed and Old Dock Brandy, whisky.
Gin SherIy and Port Wine
1TWe call attention The above Stock
Our Motto is small Profits & Ready Pay
Goods delivered Free of charge.
Il. EIlard Beans 4 Co.
Nevada Nav