June 17, 1888 (4 pages)

, San vada. © eting . SASSO n the 88CHSe was ' ; iv ‘nited . t the { yméEr i sment . \e 18th : quent, 9 x ction; . ‘ 4 : <P & Oo. "uly, VOL, LVI.-No. 8622. NEVADA CITY. CAL. SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 17, 1888 Established ‘Sent. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Oo ment, SH : . . 5 ‘ nd ex‘ = : tary. : ania a oie ’ Nevada Royal Arch Chapter, What's the Matter? . Ban tt . . he Daily Transcript. ne : oe : ) . Eh cy f 4 it P NEW LUMBER YARD, ae Sy He Ae . ’ "HE LAST WORD. : , VEQETABLE + 3 a bh o 3 ol e J > 2 e q . 3 _ PUBLISHED * Grase Valley Road, . . kaa First Moneay ‘ Soe weet. Vise =_— pe Wife's Right ee ae ; PANY “VERY MORNING EXCEPTING MONDAY ; ¢. _ Spiting Companions in good stand: 1 should like to kuow, «Ram . ® nsiness : Opposite Meltman’s Sulphuret Works. \ es ing are cordially invited to at . bo, testily. when the conversation had be[ Why ? Haven't You Heard the News 9) Halts Hair Renewer restores gray hair] The advice of time is. heralded f works wk as aes oh om ‘ ‘ed tend; 9, THOMAS, High Priest. = wax Sec tye aphid onk viet ag ; to its original color; makes the scalp . bleached; thin, and falling hair. By neetin BROWN & CALKINS. ; 2d] 1. J. Rours, Secretary. Oe ere en peplied Mrs. tea i White and clean; cures dandruff and use of Hall's Hair Renewer, the hair phe : 7 ", 8 CALKINS, N. bgt ee pate L. Voss, Prop Yr. gS PEASONIC hk UTECE. “It's aalander.” . N M humors; prevents the hair from ‘falling be restored to its original color, lustre, and d ‘econ 1) Editor, Business M’g’r. os : she “My dear, it is certainly the truth. You 0 ercury J. GILBUwRT. out, and renders ft soft and brilliant. The . vitality. 4 payable o¥FICE—“Transcript Block,” No. 82 ComNevada Ledge, No. 13 F. & A.M. 1 ynow you always—” : : editor of the “ Ocean Foam,” Cape May, . Mass., writes: “My hair was weak, thin, ” nee on -mercial st., Nevada City, Cal. gSTATED :MEETINGS, ON tHE. ' ‘Absalom, you know better. I don't.” No Potash, OF NORTH $4NJCIN writes HS hosp nowindly, Sn ave and full of ane: a Hair Bridge, TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: : w HAVE ON HAND AND con edn wreanaa “T am sure—” ; s assert all's. Vegetab! citian r. has removed the dandruff, and ¢a used nas out gue Year Wied ete 4” Mio (sly laviteds nding . «No, you're not. Tt isn’t #0," 9 ther Mineral Polson _ wa es Oo Renower is the best of its kind. ‘The. vigorous growth of new hair.” Abel Ht day of eg on . — ’ ‘ne Caner mastet “Why, my dear, an't you sée—" rany other m . Keueciasseine Potion article is an elegant and cleanly one, with-. Smith, Portsmouth, Va., writes: “My oe Per Week by Carrier LUMBER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION e Msstoni a “ “No, Tean’t! And I think—boo hoo—. 44 ig Nature's Remedy, made exclusively . elties in his line a cut which we think no tollet complete.” . hair had nearly all fallen out, and that I be gold 290 N. E. OBAPMAN, ou are—are just as—as mean as you can pea Roots and Herbs: : tre has at hie store the Thos. >. Joues, Middle Granville, N. Y., . which was left was dry and dead. Iused ~ 1888, t ; : x It is Harmless: rites: “ 5 ie together Agents for the Daily Transcript. For Mining ané Building Purposes. DENTIST. vUrell, dees, I'l takelsheek, Youdou't . is te tne only new fo ngs c paca eee one bottle of Hall's Hair 3 penses of : esau or ; 1, . always want the last word,” that has lever yet Cured gontagious Blood Single and Deuble ; toes. ? NEVADACITY. . .CAT] ™, x , . 9 ® tees. S . , Palmer & Rey i: ee cee I mp ‘; I don’t see whatyou Felson in os tts i Ruggy Harness, . 8 enewer Lateral8. KR. Niles. j2-bs-ereeo ee cee joaton — wanted to say #0 for. * oe i: ore + Spe: ‘ alr mi Noo" eng [nue DermsTzON, 70, . LooAL ancoruice 1p ORNS? . Becta you Koo more.” ecrofanendoiner boot dimanabreetere . gates, 1 metdlee . 3 ig ag ee eo. New Yor ger pins pony pica c Office at Residence, Sacramento 8t oo you know it isn’t. true.” caused from impure blood, It ts now pre : w 2 id Renewer about ten years, with satisfactory and now rejoice in the possession of halt Dauchy & Co. BER, AND ——SS scribed by thousands of the best physicians hipe, Lashes, results.” FE. Q. Perkins, Oberlin, Ohio, . .as abundant as ever.” E. J. Adams, St oF THE Williams & Co AS REQUIRED. LEUTIJE & BRAND, + ata as I do.” in the United States, as a tonic, We append Wagen Sheots, writes: “I cousider Hall's Hair Renewer . Paul, Minn., writes: “A diseased ornia. parses bers aa the statement of 6 few: ; Plush Robes the best hal in Y ed hair to fall out, and ; omas, an ‘You want it yourself.” “T have used 8. 8.8. on patients convale ° he_best hair preserver use. I have. caused my hair to out, » att jomas, Alco = geod supply of WATOHMAKER a y jug, from, fover ang. from, measles, a ~aaaas aR ised it for tho past twenty years, aud my [using # number of preparations w ai ea , ate “And you know it,”” ‘ Euavilie, . Elme Neve ties. hairis in as vigorous and healthy a condiavail, I finally tried Hall's Hair Rex mia Court SHAKES & PICKETS oo “You may be right, my dear,” 69/0 Mr. Geren Year pemartbe tlon as when I Was 80 years of age. Not . which caused a vigorous new growth. ere ren , JEW : Rambo, putting on his hat and going ont B., and to-day 0 1s 0 fat an Oa i. De ‘ Special attention is tna sign of gray hair to be seen anywhere.’ . am still using it, and could ask for the elgh3 You Bet i Pi ELER “I know I’m right,” rejoined Mrs, Ram rig See Pa pore cave Galea vited to the fine stock of sae Dwight L. Chamberlain, Oakland, Califor. better results’? Mrs. R. H. Corml ys ae = Trackee All Olear and Second Quality Sugar Pine Broad Street, Nevada City, bo, calling after him.—Chicago Tribune. sare bottles of Hwitt’s Bhecifo for secondar Single and Double Bx Haiiess nia, writes; “My hair, which was nearly . Battle Creek, Mich., writes: “By the +, thomas : Be Ore eecin Geis Wan Sod ash oF any other remed rE have over i 4 ) P ve pang ey been restored to its original. of Hall's Hair Renewer, my head, W s debts. WwW. P. SOWDEN, rehedihatynd I nhoeediner sh Focasly of dussex Co, Va Se color and Juxuriance by the use of Hall's . was quite bald, has been covered with ; in such iron taville . ALL. ORDERS LEFT AT THE YARD WILL. . Prof, Agassiz says that all the materials speeded an HEAVY BREECHING ” ‘ io of said Downieville BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. Attorney and Oounselorat Law [on which agriculture depeiisls are decoinatte oe Naahiie, Howard Go onty Hair Renewer: fine growth of young hair.” k of said at ah W ILLPRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS . ~ posed rocks, not sotuch rocks that untoa ' Having some know van sate PREPARED BY > ‘Babli CITIZENS BANK, MA ae Of California, and of the} gerlie the soil, but those on the surface disLead and Ohain Harness ik. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. H., U. 8. A. cA in aad ie A. HANSEN, Foreman of the vard Sone aes end brought from considerable distances, we neve a be Grin narery ay pass 2 Pea Sold by all Druggists LLING, . Office in M & Roberts’ Block +] and ground to powder y the rasp of glawonderful remedy, Snd o K F 2 or Court. Broad Street Nevada City will be found at the office to of Pine and Bread streeta, Nevada Clty, Cal. ciers. The penetration of water into the Byer he rome cosy ee i place aorthe ceonty aia Suen Insolvent. sits C : . $30, 000 bai te steiies begs Fe ES JouM.CALDWELE. . . rocks, fen, Soe water and baking free on applications BR Pr — ee ‘ eee Paid up Capital d9¥, reoeive orders. TLE eine as nH . mins have: done gomeyning putin vastly) Bird eos: story score cecoue— ACAdamY Of -Out--Lady.of the) ‘ ae A General Banking Business Transacted. Attorneys and Counselors at Law. In a former age the whole of the United an Will, A vO ee eee decelve ide ebiedt ust "ae Ex bance the followIN : * n s Courts. ’ rom eodland... ivineasaxqcieed Cal. : j ; yaatice of acer Wasik Nevada City, November 12th 1887. OFFICE—Thomas Block, corner Broadand north to south by the attraction of tropi= yee ite Te a: : : K i fin support Pine streets, up stairs. cal warmth or pressing weight of ice or Pemiie'iag gosnow Min . HE ACADEMY RECENTLY OPENED Receiver at ty-fifth, 1888 aw, heir ot 112 of NE > names the er continution of, said da City P.O. antworth, of ounty, Cal.; »O, Nevada ada City P, 4, Register, nnectae ures unty of Nevaou are hereby d Two Hund ,vements, upClaims, situict, Washingy, Galifernia, 8, under the riged Statutes ° he amount re1@ years 1886, And if within of this notice, e your propor>-owner, your ome the propr said Section encer, Dennis neo NCH OF THE , 1888, a light ears. The ownproving ownerTHERINGTON. 88, 1m BO. vide Revene , Road and the Fiscal he City of Ne78: oad and Street heréty levied, 888, upon each of Nevada, over ge of 50 years for ses, Which said id shall become Twenty-Second anner provided al-of paid City of lector of said tax in the manner the neglect or reerefor to pay said shal must collect e of any personal rson. Said sale urs verbal notice provisions of Secd8796 of the Poall apply to and ie le, shal on the first st take oath betotal amount of him during the tatthe same time ount of hia perae City Treasurer. al shall be allow11 taxes collected for making such AULT President. \ ark, tice, and for the Coun‘alitornia. te of Mary A. Wilne petition of Auof the .1 will eased, duly veriof gale of a porsaid decedent for ith. ersons intereste’ sore, we i>) y of Neva State urt Room of said h day of June, A. [., then and there order should not 1d, that a pony of nthe Nevada Daily published in said ‘eek successively fifth day of June, , Superior Judge. 0 a ke-y ' ‘ -ventive genius, ak gam Francisce. we’ wane asa ox exemanse. The Leading Harness SM0D cipal cities of GREAT BRITAIN and EUROPE. Collections on any part of the United Statesa spectalty.— Highest Price Paid for County and State Warrants. Gold and Silver Bullion chased : Assay Office at this Bank. OFFICERS: PRESIBENT. . Vice PRESIDENT. JOHN T, MORGAN-. D. . MORGAN. Asb't CASHIER and 8x’. DIRECTORS: pe. R. M, Hent, Joun T. MORGAN Gro. M. HUGHES, D, E.Morn@an, Wm. EDwanpe, f diene G6RRRSPONDENTS: = * New York—First National Bank. sco¥ ret enk. Gen Freee Pith gegen . O. Mille) Co. Quick Time and Cheap Fares TO Eastern and European Cities. BY THE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAI. ALL RAIL ROUTES. Southern Pacific Company ‘,1LY EXPRESS AND EMIGRA T Keaine make prompt connection Ath the several Railway Lines in the East, connecting at New Werk and New Orleans With the Several Bteamer Lines to ALL EUROPEAN PORTS. Pullman Palace Sleeping Care Attaehed to Overland Express Trains. Third Olass Sleeping Oars Are Run Dally with BY Rmigrant Trains, No itional chatge for B ain “hird Class Cars. . ? yokets Sold, Sleeping Car Berths secured, and other ‘otormattan ven upon applica tion at the Company's offices w ere passen gers calling in person can secure choice of routes, ete. 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Hovanron, President. J. 1, N. SHEPARD, Vice President, Cuarces H. Story, Secretary, R. H. Ma@iLt, General Agent. —_—— Grass Valley Branch For Nevada County DAVID WATT, JOHN C. COLEMAN. Riska acce on all classes of desirable property in this county at rates vency and a fair profi will ls ger anteeing a promptand liberal response al. just cleime for loss. GEO W. HILI,, Manager MAIN STREET. GRASS VALLE Harness ‘and Gollars. = aslow assolP, F. SIMONDS, Cc. W. CROBS CROSS & SIMONDS, Attorneys and Counselovs at Law, ILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND United Statea Courts. OFFICE—Morgan & Roberts’ Block, Neva da City THOS. 8S. FORD + Attorney and Counselor at Law. FFICE—Thomas' Building, corner Broad U ‘and Pine streets, Nevada City __ HAMILTON McOORMICK, Attorney and Oounselor at Law. FFICE—Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. : will practice in allof the Courts.of the 2. surgeon. E. W. CHARLES, M. D., Homepathic Physician, P STAIRS, BLASAUF'S BUILDING next doer below Wells, Fargo & Co.'s express office. Office Hours—10 to 12 A. M., and2to4” A. o9P. M. B. H. GAYLORD FRED SEABLA GAYLORD & SEARLS, Attorneys and Counselors at Law. Wik PRACTICE IN ALU THE COURTS State and Federal. Office—Opposite the Court House. WwW. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor at Law. ay ATTORNEY OF NEVADA County, Office at the Court House. Alfrea D. Mason, Qounselor at Law. and Notary Public, Successsor to Johnson & Mason, . Attorneys at Law. ILL PRACTICE IN THE SUPEGIOR J remeé, District and Cireuit Courts of the U.5. ~ Office—Thomas Block, corner Broad and Pine streets, Nevada City. JAS. G. HARTWELL. Surveyor, —AaNDU. 8. Deputy Mineral Surveyor. Cre rkt ine im Beckman’s Block, cor. Broad and Pine Sts., Nevada City A. WUTKE, Fashionable Hoot and Shoe Maker, Br STREET, TWO DOORS BELOW Post Office, Nevada City. FINE ROOTS AND SHOES A SPECIALTY REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. YOU CAN BE MADE THE PICTURE OF HEALTH BY USING GILMORE'’s AROMATIC :.WINE ! i i armacy, and is pronounced “by Physicians CY 4 Medical Societies te rfect be a pe It is pre nie a commonly called Femal heeks an: ImS! SEE HERE This remedy 1 the result of years of experNerve and Brain Food. ly for treating all ie howe. e, quick response, VaComplaints with which all women are cted., for these cases isa tive riety of combin one latic design pee aif ‘ an: none conor so oe acy 4 give strength and A eainees $0 our nerves, andinvigorate your entire hystem, giving Spencerian Steel Pens Are the Best. Established 1860. USED BY THE BEST PENMBN. THE Frue Concentrator Offers $1,000 Challenge to any Machine. Reauceda to $575. Nevada and Grass Valley 'Bus Line. in this way.—Popular Science News, head of the family, ordered a tombstone snow behind, ground the rocksover which it passed into the paste we call the soil. These masses of ice can be tracked,jas surely as the game is tracked by the banter, Among the Alps; glaciers‘are’still in progress, The stones and rocks ground and polished by the glaciers can easily be distinguished from those scratched by running water. The angular boulders found in the meadows and terraces of our rivers not reached by water can be accounted for She Was That Sort. A widower, whose wife had been the for her and left it tothe good taste of the cutter to put some comforting inscription on the marble besides the name and date. When the stone was put up he went out with the builder to see it. It looked very handsome, and across the base were the consoling words: “Thy Will Be Done.” “Well,” asked the builder, ‘‘what do you think of it?” .“First rate in every. way,” was the pleased reply. om ie And the inscription, is that all right?” a ert tei s a ak tk 5. Biee.al moment. gare 0) 8 eniat? " «Well, I should smile,” he said; “that’s i a kind of a woman she was to & ot. oon The War on Dolls. “% The good women who are £0 busy in reforming the world have taken up the Doll enornifty now, and are to make pub-, lic sentiment too warm for it. “Hamlet” with the Prince left out would be spirited and entertaining compared with a little girl’s universe that was doll-less, There is a queer littleelement of sacredness in the relation between the inanimate pet and the liveone that we saw amusingly and touchingly illustrated the other day. A small girl was holding her largest and most beloved doll well outside the window, aud ber mother protested, saying, “You will drop your big dollie; why do you hold it out there so long?” “] was showing it to God,” said the baby, and the mother did not find, for th time, anything more to say. . It might be as well to do away with a few other abuses, good women, before dooming the doll.—Boston Commonwealth. : Grief and Business. “My dear Madam,” said the Chairman of the Committee of the Maine Benevolent Fraternity, calling on the Widow Gushington, “allow us to intrude on your great sorrow so far as to say that yourlamented husband”—[Burst of tears from Mrs. Nevada County Academy A Day and Boarding School gantly preted from targe, clear, new types ° Gushington. She has an attack of faititness. One of the committee supports her.] — That your lamented husband was insured in our association for $2,000, and” (Mrs. Gushington exclaims, ‘'Poor, poor Charles,” and bursts into tears again, The committes greatly affected.}—‘‘and that the money will be promptly paid to you in 60 days.” j Mrs. Gushington, in another burst of tears, “Good gracious, I thought you'd brought it with you!”Business Men's Dress. : If there ever was a stupid superstition it is that which prevails in some quarters that a well-dressed person cannot be a good ‘business man.” Slovenly attire does not necessarily indicate application to business, ‘The rusty black frock, cheap necktie, and neglected linen which some well-to-do men a-suine is generally a badge of inherent meanness or an affectation. Ifanybody of means works harder and P dresses worse than his clerks it is time that he reformed, devoted more time to dress and less to money-making.— Boston ~AND— Business Collcge. 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Haven't You Heard the News 9) Halts Hair Renewer restores gray hair] The advice of time is. heralded f works wk as aes oh om ‘ ‘ed tend; 9, THOMAS, High Priest. = wax Sec tye aphid onk viet ag ; to its original color; makes the scalp . bleached; thin, and falling hair. By neetin BROWN & CALKINS. ; 2d] 1. J. Rours, Secretary. Oe ere en peplied Mrs. tea i White and clean; cures dandruff and use of Hall's Hair Renewer, the hair phe : 7 ", 8 CALKINS, N. bgt ee pate L. Voss, Prop Yr. gS PEASONIC hk UTECE. “It's aalander.” . N M humors; prevents the hair from ‘falling be restored to its original color, lustre, and d ‘econ 1) Editor, Business M’g’r. os : she “My dear, it is certainly the truth. You 0 ercury J. GILBUwRT. out, and renders ft soft and brilliant. The . vitality. 4 payable o¥FICE—“Transcript Block,” No. 82 ComNevada Ledge, No. 13 F. & A.M. 1 ynow you always—” : : editor of the “ Ocean Foam,” Cape May, . Mass., writes: “My hair was weak, thin, ” nee on -mercial st., Nevada City, Cal. gSTATED :MEETINGS, ON tHE. ' ‘Absalom, you know better. I don't.” No Potash, OF NORTH $4NJCIN writes HS hosp nowindly, Sn ave and full of ane: a Hair Bridge, TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: : w HAVE ON HAND AND con edn wreanaa “T am sure—” ; s assert all's. Vegetab! citian r. has removed the dandruff, and ¢a used nas out gue Year Wied ete 4” Mio (sly laviteds nding . «No, you're not. Tt isn’t #0," 9 ther Mineral Polson _ wa es Oo Renower is the best of its kind. ‘The. vigorous growth of new hair.” Abel Ht day of eg on . — ’ ‘ne Caner mastet “Why, my dear, an't you sée—" rany other m . Keueciasseine Potion article is an elegant and cleanly one, with-. Smith, Portsmouth, Va., writes: “My oe Per Week by Carrier LUMBER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION e Msstoni a “ “No, Tean’t! And I think—boo hoo—. 44 ig Nature's Remedy, made exclusively . elties in his line a cut which we think no tollet complete.” . hair had nearly all fallen out, and that I be gold 290 N. E. OBAPMAN, ou are—are just as—as mean as you can pea Roots and Herbs: : tre has at hie store the Thos. >. Joues, Middle Granville, N. Y., . which was left was dry and dead. Iused ~ 1888, t ; : x It is Harmless: rites: “ 5 ie together Agents for the Daily Transcript. For Mining ané Building Purposes. DENTIST. vUrell, dees, I'l takelsheek, Youdou't . is te tne only new fo ngs c paca eee one bottle of Hall's Hair 3 penses of : esau or ; 1, . always want the last word,” that has lever yet Cured gontagious Blood Single and Deuble ; toes. ? NEVADACITY. .. .CAT] ™, x , . 9 ® tees. S . , Palmer & Rey i: ee cee I mp ‘; I don’t see whatyou Felson in os tts i Ruggy Harness, . 8 enewer Lateral8. KR. Niles. j2-bs-ereeo ee cee joaton — wanted to say #0 for. * oe i: ore + Spe: ‘ alr mi Noo" eng [nue DermsTzON, 70, . LooAL ancoruice 1p ORNS? . Becta you Koo more.” ecrofanendoiner boot dimanabreetere . gates, 1 metdlee . 3 ig ag ee eo.. New Yor ger pins pony pica c Office at Residence, Sacramento 8t oo you know it isn’t. true.” caused from impure blood, It ts now pre : w 2 id Renewer about ten years, with satisfactory and now rejoice in the possession of halt Dauchy & Co.. BER, AND ——SS scribed by thousands of the best physicians hipe, Lashes, results.” FE. Q. Perkins, Oberlin, Ohio, . .as abundant as ever.” E. J. Adams, St oF THE Williams & Co AS REQUIRED. LEUTIJE & BRAND, + ata as I do.” in the United States, as a tonic, We append Wagen Sheots, writes: “I cousider Hall's Hair Renewer . Paul, Minn., writes: “A diseased ornia. parses bers aa the statement of 6 few: ; Plush Robes the best hal in Y ed hair to fall out, and ; omas, an ‘You want it yourself.” “T have used 8. 8.8. on patients convale ° he_best hair preserver use. I have. caused my hair to out, » att jomas, Alco = geod supply of WATOHMAKER a y jug, from, fover ang. from, measles, a ~aaaas aR ised it for tho past twenty years, aud my [using # number of preparations w ai ea , ate “And you know it,”” ‘ Euavilie, . Elme Neve ties. hairis in as vigorous and healthy a condiavail, I finally tried Hall's Hair Rex mia Court SHAKES & PICKETS oo “You may be right, my dear,” 69/0 Mr. Geren Year pemartbe tlon as when I Was 80 years of age. Not . which caused a vigorous new growth. ere ren , JEW : Rambo, putting on his hat and going ont B., and to-day 0 1s 0 fat an Oa i. De ‘ Special attention is tna sign of gray hair to be seen anywhere.’ . am still using it, and could ask for the elgh3 You Bet i Pi ELER “I know I’m right,” rejoined Mrs, Ram rig See Pa pore cave Galea vited to the fine stock of sae Dwight L. Chamberlain, Oakland, Califor. better results’? Mrs. R. H. Corml ys ae = Trackee All Olear and Second Quality Sugar Pine Broad Street, Nevada City, bo, calling after him.—Chicago Tribune. sare bottles of Hwitt’s Bhecifo for secondar Single and Double Bx Haiiess nia, writes; “My hair, which was nearly . Battle Creek, Mich., writes: “By the +, thomas : Be Ore eecin Geis Wan Sod ash oF any other remed rE have over i 4 ) P ve pang ey been restored to its original. of Hall's Hair Renewer, my head, W s debts. WwW. P. SOWDEN, rehedihatynd I nhoeediner sh Focasly of dussex Co, Va Se color and Juxuriance by the use of Hall's . was quite bald, has been covered with ; in such iron taville . ALL. ORDERS LEFT AT THE YARD WILL. . Prof, Agassiz says that all the materials speeded an HEAVY BREECHING ” ‘ io of said Downieville BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. Attorney and Oounselorat Law [on which agriculture depeiisls are decoinatte oe Naahiie, Howard Go onty Hair Renewer: fine growth of young hair.” k of said at ah W ILLPRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS . ~ posed rocks, not sotuch rocks that untoa ' Having some know van sate PREPARED BY > ‘Babli CITIZENS BANK, MA ae Of California, and of the} gerlie the soil, but those on the surface disLead and Ohain Harness ik. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. H., U. 8. A. cA in aad ie A. HANSEN, Foreman of the vard Sone aes end brought from considerable distances, we neve a be Grin narery ay pass 2 Pea Sold by all Druggists LLING, . Office in M & Roberts’ Block +] and ground to powder y the rasp of glawonderful remedy, Snd o K F 2 or Court. Broad Street Nevada City will be found at the office to of Pine and Bread streeta, Nevada Clty, Cal. ciers. The penetration of water into the Byer he rome cosy ee i place aorthe ceonty aia Suen Insolvent. sits C : . $30, 000 bai te steiies begs Fe ES JouM.CALDWELE. . . rocks, fen, Soe water and baking free on applications BR Pr — ee ‘ eee Paid up Capital d9¥, reoeive orders. TLE eine as nH . mins have: done gomeyning putin vastly) Bird eos: story score cecoue— ACAdamY Of -Out--Lady.of the) ‘ ae A General Banking Business Transacted. Attorneys and Counselors at Law. In a former age the whole of the United an Will, A vO ee eee decelve ide ebiedt ust "ae Ex bance the followIN : * n s Courts. ’ rom eodland...... ivineasaxqcieed Cal. : j ; yaatice of acer Wasik Nevada City, November 12th 1887. OFFICE—Thomas Block, corner Broadand north to south by the attraction of tropi= yee ite Te a: : : K i fin support Pine streets, up stairs. cal warmth or pressing weight of ice or Pemiie'iag gosnow Min . HE ACADEMY RECENTLY OPENED Receiver at ty-fifth, 1888 aw, heir ot 112 of NE > names the er continution of, said da City P.O. antworth, of ounty, Cal.; »O, Nevada ada City P, 4, Register, nnectae ures unty of Nevaou are hereby d Two Hund ,vements, upClaims, situict, Washingy, Galifernia, 8, under the riged Statutes ° he amount re1@ years 1886, And if within of this notice, e your propor>-owner, your ome the propr said Section encer, Dennis neo NCH OF THE , 1888, a light ears. The ownproving ownerTHERINGTON. 88, 1m BO. vide Revene , Road and the Fiscal he City of Ne78: oad and Street heréty levied, 888, upon each of Nevada, over ge of 50 years for ses, Which said id shall become Twenty-Second anner provided al-of paid City of lector of said tax in the manner the neglect or reerefor to pay said shal must collect e of any personal rson. Said sale urs verbal notice provisions of Secd8796 of the Poall apply to and ie le, shal on the first st take oath betotal amount of him during the tatthe same time ount of hia perae City Treasurer. al shall be allow11 taxes collected for making such AULT President. \ ark, tice, and for the Coun‘alitornia. te of Mary A. Wilne petition of Auof the .1 will eased, duly veriof gale of a porsaid decedent for ith. ersons intereste’ sore, we i>) y of Neva State urt Room of said h day of June, A. [., then and there order should not 1d, that a pony of nthe Nevada Daily published in said ‘eek successively fifth day of June, , Superior Judge. 0 a ke-y ' ‘ -ventive genius, ak gam Francisce. we’ wane asa ox exemanse. The Leading Harness SM0D cipal cities of GREAT BRITAIN and EUROPE. Collections on any part of the United Statesa spectalty.— Highest Price Paid for County and State Warrants. Gold and Silver Bullion chased : Assay Office at this Bank. OFFICERS: PRESIBENT. . Vice PRESIDENT. JOHN T, MORGAN-. D. . MORGAN.. Asb't CASHIER and 8x’. DIRECTORS: pe. R. M, Hent, Joun T. MORGAN Gro. M. HUGHES, D, E.Morn@an, Wm. EDwanpe, f diene G6RRRSPONDENTS: = * New York—First National Bank. sco¥ ret enk. Gen Freee Pith gegen . O. Mille) Co. Quick Time and Cheap Fares TO Eastern and European Cities. BY THE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAI. ALL RAIL ROUTES. Southern Pacific Company ‘,1LY EXPRESS AND EMIGRA T Keaine make prompt connection Ath the several Railway Lines in the East, connecting at New Werk and New Orleans With the Several Bteamer Lines to ALL EUROPEAN PORTS. Pullman Palace Sleeping Care Attaehed to Overland Express Trains. Third Olass Sleeping Oars Are Run Dally with BY Rmigrant Trains, No itional chatge for B ain “hird Class Cars. . ? yokets Sold, Sleeping Car Berths secured, and other ‘otormattan ven upon applica tion at the Company's offices w ere passen gers calling in person can secure choice of routes, ete. 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Hovanron, President. J. 1, N. SHEPARD, Vice President, Cuarces H. Story, Secretary, R. H. Ma@iLt, General Agent. —_—— Grass Valley Branch For Nevada County DAVID WATT, JOHN C. COLEMAN. Riska acce on all classes of desirable property in this county at rates vency and a fair profi will ls ger

anteeing a promptand liberal response al. just cleime for loss. GEO W. HILI,, Manager MAIN STREET. GRASS VALLE Harness ‘and Gollars. = aslow assolP, F. SIMONDS, Cc. W. CROBS CROSS & SIMONDS, Attorneys and Counselovs at Law, ILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND United Statea Courts. OFFICE—Morgan & Roberts’ Block, Neva da City THOS. 8S. FORD + Attorney and Counselor at Law. FFICE—Thomas' Building, corner Broad U ‘and Pine streets, Nevada City __ HAMILTON McOORMICK, Attorney and Oounselor at Law. FFICE—Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. : will practice in allof the Courts.of the 2. surgeon. E. W. CHARLES, M. D., Homepathic Physician, P STAIRS, BLASAUF'S BUILDING next doer below Wells, Fargo & Co.'s express office. Office Hours—10 to 12 A. M., and2to4” A. o9P. M. B. H. GAYLORD FRED SEABLA GAYLORD & SEARLS, Attorneys and Counselors at Law. Wik PRACTICE IN ALU THE COURTS State and Federal. Office—Opposite the Court House. WwW. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor at Law. ay ATTORNEY OF NEVADA County, Office at the Court House. Alfrea D. Mason, Qounselor at Law. and Notary Public, Successsor to Johnson & Mason, . Attorneys at Law. ILL PRACTICE IN THE SUPEGIOR J remeé, District and Cireuit Courts of the U.5. ~ Office—Thomas Block, corner Broad and Pine streets, Nevada City. JAS. G. HARTWELL. Surveyor, —AaNDU. 8. Deputy Mineral Surveyor. Cre rkt ine im Beckman’s Block, cor. Broad and Pine Sts., Nevada City A. WUTKE, Fashionable Hoot and Shoe Maker, Br STREET, TWO DOORS BELOW Post Office, Nevada City. FINE ROOTS AND SHOES A SPECIALTY REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. YOU CAN BE MADE THE PICTURE OF HEALTH BY USING GILMORE'’s AROMATIC :.WINE ! i i armacy, and is pronounced “by Physicians CY 4 Medical Societies te rfect be a pe It is pre nie a commonly called Femal heeks an: ImS! SEE HERE This remedy 1 the result of years of experNerve and Brain Food. ly for treating all ie howe. e, quick response, VaComplaints with which all women are cted., for these cases isa tive riety of combin one latic design pee aif ‘ an: none conor so oe acy 4 give strength and A eainees $0 our nerves, andinvigorate your entire hystem, giving Spencerian Steel Pens Are the Best. Established 1860. USED BY THE BEST PENMBN. THE Frue Concentrator Offers $1,000 Challenge to any Machine. Reauceda to $575. Nevada and Grass Valley 'Bus Line. in this way.—Popular Science News, head of the family, ordered a tombstone snow behind, ground the rocksover which it passed into the paste we call the soil. These masses of ice can be tracked,jas surely as the game is tracked by the banter, Among the Alps; glaciers‘are’still in progress, The stones and rocks ground and polished by the glaciers can easily be distinguished from those scratched by running water. The angular boulders found in the meadows and terraces of our rivers not reached by water can be accounted for She Was That Sort. A widower, whose wife had been the for her and left it tothe good taste of the cutter to put some comforting inscription on the marble besides the name and date. When the stone was put up he went out with the builder to see it. It looked very handsome, and across the base were the consoling words: “Thy Will Be Done.” “Well,” asked the builder, ‘‘what do you think of it?” .“First rate in every. way,” was the pleased reply. om ie And the inscription, is that all right?” a ert tei s a ak tk 5. Biee.al moment. gare 0) 8 eniat? " «Well, I should smile,” he said; “that’s i a kind of a woman she was to & ot. oon The War on Dolls. “% The good women who are £0 busy in reforming the world have taken up the Doll enornifty now, and are to make pub-, lic sentiment too warm for it. “Hamlet” with the Prince left out would be spirited and entertaining compared with a little girl’s universe that was doll-less, There is a queer littleelement of sacredness in the relation between the inanimate pet and the liveone that we saw amusingly and touchingly illustrated the other day. A small girl was holding her largest and most beloved doll well outside the window, aud ber mother protested, saying, “You will drop your big dollie; why do you hold it out there so long?” “] was showing it to God,” said the baby, and the mother did not find, for th time, anything more to say. . It might be as well to do away with a few other abuses, good women, before dooming the doll.—Boston Commonwealth. : Grief and Business. “My dear Madam,” said the Chairman of the Committee of the Maine Benevolent Fraternity, calling on the Widow Gushington, “allow us to intrude on your great sorrow so far as to say that yourlamented husband”—[Burst of tears from Mrs. Nevada County Academy A Day and Boarding School gantly preted from targe, clear, new types ° Gushington. She has an attack of faititness. One of the committee supports her.] — That your lamented husband was insured in our association for $2,000, and” (Mrs. Gushington exclaims, ‘'Poor, poor Charles,” and bursts into tears again, The committes greatly affected.}—‘‘and that the money will be promptly paid to you in 60 days.” j Mrs. Gushington, in another burst of tears, “Good gracious, I thought you'd brought it with you!”Business Men's Dress. : If there ever was a stupid superstition it is that which prevails in some quarters that a well-dressed person cannot be a good ‘business man.” Slovenly attire does not necessarily indicate application to business, ‘The rusty black frock, cheap necktie, and neglected linen which some well-to-do men a-suine is generally a badge of inherent meanness or an affectation. Ifanybody of means works harder and P dresses worse than his clerks it is time that he reformed, devoted more time to dress and less to money-making.— Boston ~AND— Business Collcge. 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