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iIkalPO-AIS.

PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES FOR THE
i maynard, Mare Island: Cal.-August %, 1892
Supplies for the Navy Yard. Mare Island Cal, to
be opened September 3, 1892" will be received at
the bureau or supplies and Accounts, Navy De-
partmeDt. Washington. DC. until ~ O'Clock noon
SEPTEMBER 10, 1892, aud publicly opened imme-
dlately thereafter, TO furnish at the NRvy-yard,
Mare Island Cal. $50 tons OF coal: also a quantity
OF hardware, metals packing. paints, pipe and pipe
httlngs stationery, glass, lights etc. The articles
must conform 10 the navy standard and pass the
usual naval inspection. Blank proposals will be-
furnished upon application TO the Navy yard, the
Navy Pay Office. san Francisco. Cal, TO the
Bureau The attention OF manufacturers and deal
erS Is invited lie bids, all other things being equal
decided by lot. The department the right
70 waive detects or TO reject any or all bids not
STEWART. Paymlster General. o. 5. n. 81 VISA 1t
PROPOSALS FOR DRYDOCK AT PUGET
4 SOUND NAVAL STATION. WASHINGTON
rARTMENr.-August 3. lS92.-Under authority
conferred by the act or Congress making appropTa-
TONS TOT the naval service. approved March 2 1891
sealed proposals hereby Invited and will be re-
eeived at this Bureau until ] O'Clock p. NJ. on
saturday, the 10th day OF September. 1892, at
which time ana place the proposals will be publicly
opened for the construction. by contract. OF one
drydock 500 feet long, with 80 feet draft OF water
with body of timber aud entrance OF concrete
and masonry, together with pump house,
other WORK pertaining thereto In accord
snee with plans and speeihcatIons which can
or the commanding orncer OF the Puget Sound
Naval station. sidney, State OF Washington Pro-
posals must be In duplicate, sealed and addressed
20 the Chief OF the Bureau OF Yards and DOCKS u
;. Navy Department Washington, -. c., and the
envelope indoTsed Proposals Tor DrydockU Bank
forms VIII be furnished on application For addf-
tional In Ormatlon in regard TO the location and
site, bidders are referred 10 the commanding Of
ncer OF The fuget Sound Naval Station. Each pro-
posal must DO accompanied by a certified check In
the penal sum OF $4,000 TO the effect that bid
Ger WIZ within hfteen days after the notice OF tn
acceptance or his proposal execute the required
contract ana give bond, with satisfactory sur ety,
IN penal stun equal TO twenty (Z0) per cent OF the
contract price, conditioned for the faithful per-
Tot finance OF the contract The right Is reserved
reject any and all proposals, In the judgment
THIS Bureau, the Interests OF the Governmc emit may
require, and TO waive defects ". II. FARQUHAR,
S1leI OF bureau. aul WeSs ct
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LIttle Johnnv PurceI1.

Mrs. Purcell, whose son John, lad of I
years, was ara Ss Monday last fer
stealing fruit, is still angry at the action of
Superintendent Kane for taking the boy to
the directory when he had home. She
SAYS the superintendent had no right to do
this, and that when she asked for the boy
he should have given him up. She states
that she did not strike the officer or attempt
to take the boy by force. but simply de-
manded that he be rlaced in her custody
She says that il the officer had not been IN
such a hurry it would have saved her n
great deal of trouble. AS it was she had to
go to the Judge and get an order for her
sons release and then go to the directory
and get him.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A pYICE FREE ON ALI. LEGAL. MATTERS;
"A marriages annulied; collections damages etc
.. W. HOWE. atty $50 Market. cor Stockton. al Il
w DAVIDSON. ATToRNEY-AT-LAw 4a0
" Caiiforntast rooms 14-i 8: advice free d3 n
( ihAkLEs u. DARWIN, ATTORNEY-AT-LAw,
- $50 Gay ST. rooms IL. 10 ami 10. jy2 6n
y A. CRoTHEKS ATToRNEY-AT-LAw. as
II. Gay 81 nos tf
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TYPEwRIrHRs.

Ii PREVIOUS WoRLD'S RECORDS
"a broken: S162 perfect words written on Tho
Caligraph IN hour AZ Saratoga. y. Y, july 1892;
average 80 words per minute. The Calggraph still
stands At the head. See new black and whits
keyboard. Terms OF sale 10 suit purchaser. CUAS.
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BUSINESS CnANCEs-coNTINUEp.

hCSAEESS ChANCES-CONIINU En.
no SELL OR EXCHANGE: BUsiN ESs OR PROP.
erty quickly. Apply IL WHITE 765 Market
GJQ0Q COFFEE AND CHoPHoUsE; NORTH
GIoOo- Market. b. WHITE, 7e5 Mar~et st.
G1OS PARTNER TO ASSIST IN GOOD
u 20. restaurant. y. WHITES, 765 Market
TO BUY, A LEGITIMATE PAYING. BUSINESS
any klnd. WHITE, 76S Market st.
GQ6O HoRsEsHoEING SHOP - FIRES;
s}OOO. horse and buggy Included. hCLAUGH
&O00 RESTAURANT; TABLE BOARD; 40
u ZOO. regular boarders; good paying business.
scLAUGHLIN q COS Zel3 Kearny. auSo 2t*
G1Oun HorELIN PROSPEROUS COUNTRY
McLAUGHLlN &. Co, 2612 kearny ST. au3o 3tS
Comm PARTNER WANTED IN MANUFAC-
tNOOOO. turing business; sure fortune. for par
ticuiars McLAUGhLIN & CO 261s A-arnY 3 It's
CcnO0 HOTEL FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE:
COUUU. country or city property. McLAUG II
LIN 4 CO, 25l2 Kearny St au26 7ts
C.400 CANDY AND CONFECTIONERY BUSl-
tDfOO. ness. factory Included. business easily
learned. McLAlGHIIN q Co, 2s1a Kearny.26 -
CoRNER CIGAR STORE. OPPOSITE TIE
\ Bsdwln; worth $500; VIII sell for S300 &C.
count departure. Apply Al Turk ST. au2S Ats
QLD-EsTABLIsHED BAKERY; COOP RUST
- ness cheap; departure. Inquire Cali once 25 -
GOOD PAYING SALOON FOR SALE I24
II Fourth St au29 3t<
ooD RESTAURANTF FOR SALE EOS FIRST ar
AUS 7t*
PARE CHANCE-MoKNING PAPER ROUTE:
II bargain Apply $40 Bryant st. au4 I'm
ERUIT. CANDY CIGAR STORE; CHEAP;
; good business; sickness - storgton au23 1873
GALUoN q LuDGING-HOUSE: FIRMS; SACRE
- Acei other business. 5l5 Mission St auZ3 27*
For SALE-CHEAP; = EIKST-CLASS SALOON;
elegahtiy fitted up; Centrally located; near
heafny ST.; years lease rent $j5; everything in
good running order For particulars apply to VIM
Ia - - ana ~ tlrst 81. cor OF Mission. anls Il
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.


COUNTRY BUYERS WISHING SECONDHAND
y furniture or carpets reduced prices; satSfac-
ton or money refunded shipped ree. 775M Market y
~ complete yith furniture. carpets, stoves, cur
t4ius blankets pictures and mirrors al cash prices,
on easy iustSlimeatS: small deposit VI. FRIED
Man 3 CO largest insralIment house GU the cOS3r.
22s-2$0 Stockton ST., PSI POST; open evenings;
PROMPT attention paid 70 country orders. u
G.Tf BEDROOM SET or : PIECES AT NEW
4 j I MAN BROS. III Sixth 81. Iy29 l2m
a pTICE-I AN Sow AT l26 FOURTH fNEw
~ buHdlnp). and ofer a large stock or general
household furniture reduced prices; 800 carpets
good stoves. So; antique chamber suits
SO; par0r suits, So cash installments: all at
beCTccA prices. T. II. ELSON. 126 Fourth st. al tt
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
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IA ANTED-SUM OF MONEY; coon sEcUpTTv
" and sood.sate OF interest given. H. b. 55ola
Mission ST. anXl Sts ~
A i 126 kEARNY. ROOM 0, YOU CAN BORROW
n money at low rates; private rooms for Iadls4.
pledges for sale; take elevator mrl cS
Gan FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
~ eSs hearny ST., the only corporation that isa4s
BeEey OF diamonds. watches: low intsrosL ee1,t
-s----------------------------
CONTRACTORS ND EUILDEHs.
I y.LAWkENCE. CARP ENTER AND BUILoEa
q OLE saeTsi ento 81 cabinet work aud Gttingls
ed1ess PROMPTLY attended. teieDhons 300 ml6ss
STORAGE.
EIRST-CLAss STORAGE: ADVANCES MADE
u ez2os4 Mission 81 CuAS l. TAYLOR jy3sr
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pnsrrnSrnhENr

THE ASSESSMENT on PEER MINING COM
Il panv, which Is delinquent In ONCE August rs,
1892. is hereby postponed until THURSDAY, Sep
tember s. 1892, aud the sale day until T HI RSDAY
october D, 1892, at l O'Clock p. NJ. BY order of
the Board of Directors
AUG. WATERMAN, Secretary.
0hfee-Room %, Nevada Block 500 MONTGOMERY
street. san Francisco California, aU26 Id
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POSrPnNeMENr

THE ASSESSMENT ON PEERLESS WHICH Is
delinquent IN ONCE on August IL. 1892, is hereby
postponed until THURSDAY, September l. lS93
and the sale day until TUESDAY, September 20
Issz, AT O'Clock p N. By order of the Board OF
Directors
AUG. WATERMAN, Secretary.
Omee-Room %. Nevada block, 3O9 Montgomery
st, San Francisco, Cali ornia. aaI2 I'd
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CARPETS.

\ FsM LINE BRUSSELS CARPET 60C, SEWED
y ana sid; heavy floor ocioth. 25c; elegant
linoieum. soc. y W SHREK. 1884 Stockton st.
special attention 10 country orders mrl7 6m
(NAKPETS-SMITH's BRUSSELS, csc 4 YARD;
y 1nstsilment price elsewhere 81 I'd Il. FRIED
MAN & CO. 22e-230 stockton, and 2S7 Post IL e
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A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTs-THE WEEKLY
II CALL IN wrapper. ready for mailing.
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LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE.

LOGGING Houses FOR SALE.
GALES AND ENCBANGES OF LoD1lNG-
- houses quickly effected; tenants procured; coh-
suit list. 5 " EET SER & BRIGGS. lO2l12 Market =
- wHITE.765 MARKET ST, HAS HOUSES ALL
ID. sizes aud frices; eisF payments and for eE
Catoa 6 WELL-FURNIsHE eRooMS AND
- 1OO. kitchen; onice house: central; cheap
rent: great sacrifice NJ. LESS, Fourth st.
= RFAT EAEGAIN NEAR FOURTH AND MAR
y ket SITS; - rooms We'll furnished: reason,
able otter refused; money to loan It per eeut per
month: 100 houseS 10 Sc ect from. VIZ. HEALY,
has Ns ket ST, mr. Fsyior.
Q.5lO LunGING-HoUSE OF SO NOuMS n
e otUs Fourth St, near Msrkets au3l 4t*
acfQu LuIGIN G-HOUSE; il ROOMS; CO
. sN1tO. tralv located; a ,argain: have to leave
CIV App!y g5lOo Pine ST.; lunch par or. au3l ats
c.SEO LODGING HOUSE: BARGAIN THIS
IT OtV- day. McLA GHLIN, 26Is Kearny 81 Is
I. tG6 LODGING HOUSE -BARGAIN THIS
SN1Ob. day; ieav ug the city cause of sale.
AcLAUGhIIN. % Kearny. auSO 3ts
G1 oQ0 BAY-NINDOW HOUSE OF EIGHT
q ACOO. cen rooms all sunny: desirable loea-
oto; al walnut fur liture aud carpets good. Apply
To "a NES WILEY ! Eddy St au80 Gts
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TOR SALE ON THE INsTALLMENT PLAN by
Castro
5room bay-wndow cottages on the sunny side
OF 26d ST., block w OF Castro; $3.50 each.
2stoTy house of large rooms on Noe st. bet
9th and 2bth. block j.. of Castro for s34OO
These houses are finished with all modern con-
vienees, stone sidewalks. etc. au30 IN
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EOUND-BAI HORSE: OWNER CAN HAVE
same oy proving and paying charges. TIT Treat
ave, near Twenty first ST.
> HAIRPiNS SET WITH PEARLS APPLY 81
= and rs Steuart St. upstairs. au3I 3t@
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koR SALE OK EXCHANGE,
IN THE PALoMAREs DISTRICT. NEAR Hay.


l. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR RESIDENCE
I Ia san Francisco-32O acres miles : L OF Dixon:
splendi grain land: rents for onethird crop
delivered ut railroad station: so acres produced
$500 cash this year ia barley, which is nearly 500
per acre; these are facts; 200 acres are summer
followed ready for next years crop: one-third of
crop viii produce all OF $500 this coming wear;
the improvements consist OF small house and be:
80 acres fenced: price $40 per acre. Apply TO Ed
francisco au2S 1t
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ri ME- DR. THOMAS SCIENTIFIC REVEALEa
1u by eggs and cards; tells entire Hte past, pres
eDt future; consultations all affairs nothing ex
eepted: name given, valuable advice and sure help;
restores lost love Dy sympathy; mistake impossible:
diseases cured tee 81; letter 81 80 keaTny. Is Iy
NINE EXoDIUS CLAIRVOYANT HAS RE
w moved 10 IL Turk ST.. Room 9; fee soc o2+ *
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ASEEG1LOGY.


Nj RS. /. EHRHORN, CLAIKNOYANF AND ME
w diam, 20 Thirteenth ST.; fee Zoe, soc. aust AR
FRS. WILSON TELLS PAST. FUTURE PRES
W emit; ladies SOC: gents. 81. 10S Eighth y IL 3s
A ROY ONLY ONE THAT IMPORTS GENUINE
n Spanish and French love powders Call o
write with stamps, 80 Haight st. aus SITS
Nevada County picayune., 1892-04-28

On the morning of the 10th inst. q,
at $50 o'clock, our little Edgar,
after brief illness of only Is hours,
fell a victim to the grim monster
death While we bow with humble
submission to the will of God in tax
ing our little darling, which we had
been permitted to keep but II
months, and few days, our hearts
are left torn, bleeding by the thought
of separation from the sweet little
spirit. Christian reader pray for us,
that we may have grace to sustain rs
in this dark hour of trial,
We wish to tender to our many
kind friends, our sincere and heart
felt thanks, for their many tokens
of sympathy IN words Of consolation
and deeds of kindness, ia this our
saddest trial of life.
W. b. GARRETT 4 WIFE.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-04-28
Bluff Springs Bugle.

As what-you-call-him says. he that
bioWtlh not his own horn, the same
shall not be hlowed; so look fog an
occasional toot from the Bluff
Springs Bugle.
Here is valuable news for the cor
respondents: Gentlemen, we have
bad some rain the past few days; if
YOU have made the discovery, don1
wait for me to tell all the news, but
speak your mind freely
We nave good school At This
place with Tom Gentry as teacher.
Preaching every 3d Sunday by Rev,
j. W. Erwin, Also a game OF base
bali occasionally. A iiye, progress
sive neighborhood, # you please.
Any Improvement In the Pie this
week will Of course he attributed to
the fact that ! have become corr
respondent, Bus geNll,mcu with
aii myatalent, must respectfully de-
r.iue the nomination for Congress.
Please respect my wishes 10 this
matter.
The correspondent from LMehurg
Is q good writer, whose interesting
letters help so much % make he
Pie the best paper III hc county,
Very sorry to hear of the Death vt
mis- dear child; also sorry To- know
ha he cannot support Rev II. y
Mitchell for the nomination for pto-
bate Judge Good Luck, please re-
consider the matter.
We fellows in the eastern part 81
Albany township, have efef takea
much interest il the township ecn-
ycntiops, but we are going IA fan
force next time. Here il o0r tickgts
For Representative, Dave NelA
Probate Jud -e Rev r ll M0aheli
sheriff, George Mjddlehuok As-
SCISSOR, Il. W. Stokes 4easntey
John Parker, IL ! am not mistaken
lhese gentlemen win carry Albany
FAeMtn.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-04-28
Harmony Hints.

Some have cotton coming up.
The oat crop is in Il prosperous
condition.
The heaviest rsin Of the season
fell here last "Wednesday. washing
down fences and damaging land
Sorry to have Mr.. Allen Few leave
our band OF young men. He has re-
turned to his former home, near
TeXarkana.
Mr.. W. +. Sutton returned from
Wilson county, Texas, last Thurs.
day. He reports everything very
dry there, not having had a season
Of rain for more than two months.
Prof. Gatchet and Mr.. Snced made
a trip to Hampstead count y on last
saturday, returning Sunday Sis.
Sneed says the young Rdtes are tjs-
tressingly scarce in the section Wis
tied.
A few words with the candidates
just here. The farmers time Is
precious, grub scarce, and Your
names are before the people We
will let YOU know in the conventions
whether we need You or not.
| beg leave to differ with my
friend, d. j, NELL, ia regard TO the
new election law, rs anything could
moi work greater corruption than the
old system; but most heartily agrpe
with him favoring reduction % the
salaries OF county officers. Big sal
aries is the cause of all this scramble
for Office.
1t has been circulated over this
ncighborhood by the L. l.. P's that
our present sheriff, Ed Hood, would
be a candidate from that party for
the same office in the coming cleo.
tion. have the authority from Mr..
Hood to say that this is 4 mlsrepre-
scutation OF the basest order and
h't under 40 conditions woald he
accept nomination f,om bp third
party. This, however. is nothing
strange at the hands Of these third
party men, as it is by misrepresenta-
ton and foul play that they hope to
get in office 1t is only Il specimen
Of the work OF that u l.. r. club at
Pisgah church. What viii be the
next break? FED.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-04-28
Pronouuced HOMELESS, yer Saved.

From letter written by Mrs. Ada K.
llurd Of Groton ). D.. we quote: "Was
taken with u bad cold, which settled on my
lungs, cough set in and finally terminated in
consumption. Four doctors gave ne up,
saving could live but Il short time. gave
myself up to my Savior, determined if |
could not stay with my friends on earth, |
would meet my absent ones above. My hus-
band was advised 10 get DR.. Kings Now
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Cold, gave it a trial, took in all eight
bottles; it has cured me, and thank God |
am now well and hearty woman," Trial
bottle free at Hugh Moncrief's Drugstore
regular size 5uc, and Sl.00
Nevada County picayune., 1892-04-28
Elm met Etchiugs.

Mrs. John Harris is visiting her
father this week Poor John.
There is some sickness in and
around Emmett, but not fatal.
Oh, how it rains, cries the farmer
| will admit that the prospects for a
good crop, is not haitering.
Are all the candidates dead We
have not seen any of them for some
days and we feel quite lonely.
J. Nj, Thompson has gone to Full
ton to put in some machinery for
parties there--will be gone All lhr
week.
MIR Editor, could }ou throw in =
few extra copies 81 the Pc, there's
only about aeycnly that comes to tins
cNlre, and they don't 90 round,
Brother Wright flied the pulpit
sunday evening, Owing to the rain,
the attendance was light. Those
who heard him we're well pleased.
Brother Dougan Williams will
preach next Sunday night his APP
polutmeut having hecn changed 70
the first Sunday night in each month.
Emmefs tax assessor, J W. Me
Farland Is laughing with bis Emmet
friends this morning, As he il done
planting, the rain don't bother him.
The Ep Worth League at this place
was thought to be droWuded, bnt
Rev. Mckee has landed il above
high water mark, and placed the
bell in the belfry@and success is as
sured JAWBoNf.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-04-28

'SOmebhlbS Ike
through the country, about j. .4..
of this place, last week, telling trees
right and left.
DR.. Reagan was called to see Rev.
ID. X. Edwards babe last Sunday.
DIR. Reagan's field OF labor seems to
be increasing all the while.
Tom Fincher on last Sunday was
here and yonder, first at one place
and then the other, aud seemed to
be in trouble about something, and
no one could console him, because
he did not make his troubles known.
Finally, he found his dog by his gun,
sitting in the corner.
The boys had nice time last sat
urday night out at the school house.
and every one seemed to bc well sat
isIied with the decision of the Judges.
Study up on the same sGbject,
boys, it may be We will have it over,
and The big gun" may not fire in
the same direction next time.
My friend. Mr.. Wiley, tells me
that he is going to make an effort to
have his schedule changed 50 that
he can STAY over Rosston at night IN
stead of Laucburg, which would be
beneficial all alone the line. Mail
starting from Rosston would reach
Prescott and go off on train The
same day. Go ahead, Mr.. Wiley,
the people here indorse your mor,.
Sror Ma III.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-04-28


Oats seem to be doing splendidly,
and it looks now like farmers will
not make much else.
Planting progresses very slowly.
Many are not done planting corn,
and a large per cent. hove not
planted any cotton yet.
Rev. J. c. Oakley will preach at
Laneburg on Monday night follow
ing the 2nd Sunday in May. Let all
bear this in mind, and come out, if
YOU do feel tired.
Capt. I. X. Dunn and Rev. X. II.
Mitchell, candidates for County and
Probate Judge, and Mr.. G. X.
Blake. for the Sheriffs office, have
canvassed this township, since my
last writing.
Rev. David Kennedy, failing to
preach at Laneburg Sunday, owing
to rain, announced that he would
preach there, Providence permitting,
on the 4th Sunday in May, at 2
o clock p. m.
From reports, last Wednesdays
rain was the heaviest and did more
damage to farms, in washing lands
and damaging crops generally, than
any one that has fallen here since
May 9th, 1882.
Hr. Jas. W. Cornelius has lately
purchased a bran new spring cult
yator and harrow attachment, but he
says that if it don't quit raining so
much he is afraid he won't make
enough on his farm to pay for it.
Some of the young lady members
of the literary club Of Laneburg say
that Mr.. Jim Franks is killing HIM
self with them mighty fast, in the
way he writes personal notes in the
Literary, 4 paper of which he is
editor aad proprietor.
Some one threw some stale eggs
into a crowd at Laneburg Saturday
night. The guilty party is hereby
informed that all of our hest people
condemn the act, and that repeti-
ton would surely cause tyoubla. We
want no more of such sport,
Prof. p. NJ Honea's school win
close here next week. Pink has
taught good and interesting school
for several months past, and many
sdmiring friends arc ready to attest
H., fa.f fhnf Ia, l.. D,
young man and fine instructor.
The literary club Of Lsnehurg is
attracting considerable attention of
young and old a large crowd was
out Saturday night and very inter
esting program was nicely carried
out. Many good speeches and es-
says. on well chosen subjects, were
delivered and read. A more inter-
estiue time is anticipated the first
Saturday night in May.
There is some danger OF some few
OF our good citizens becoming be-
guided by that cunning political SER
pent called the Peoples party. The
willy and deceitful agent comes 10
the honest and supplemented farm
er, and pictures ont the beauties of
the principles OF The Alliance, with
it's demands for The free coinage Of
silver, aud then the thirnost. @auzi-
est scheme of all, the sub-treasury,
which tickles the fancy of the unwa-
~, and on the top OF all this they
saddle all bad legislation which has
been enacted for q score Of years or
more on the shoulders Of Democra-
cy. Brother Democrats, listen
don't leave the Democratic party
until you are fully assured that you
are going into something better.
The third party agitators are like the
inlidel aud religion, who denounces
religion and the Bible, but offer US
nothing better in their stead. If we
never get relief from our oppression
through Democratic agency, we will
never get it. Remember the pre-
dction. Coon Luck.
Nevada County picayune., 1892-04-28
PUBLIC SALE.

will sell on Saturday, Apr. 30th,
at 10 O'Clock a. IN. to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, all of my
farming implements, consisting Of
Plows, Harrows, Cultivators, Hay
rakes, one Binder, etc. Sale at my
residence half mile West of Pres
colt.
X. Il. Powers.