January 22, 1882 (4 pages)

aD GO Cran rs. a Oe eee pn pe woo at, > -4 REO OOHe Ago s in and Out of a Town. © . To be successful business men should advertise in the said TxanscniPT. ‘There are two houses for rnt in town, but they would not be vacant long if it were generally ‘known, A number of ew houses” are in course of.ereetion in the outskirts of town. Thé prospect is good for the burlding of a great sion more in the Spring. To-morrow adenine there will be. at the Union Hotel parlors a chorus rehearsal of the singers who are to take part in Prof. Hand’s old folks concert. Weare indebted to Miss Jennie “Marsh for a copy of ‘The Glow Worm,” an excellent monthly paper “that the young ladies of St. Mary’s Hall, Benicia; have just begun publishing. — A young girl attending .school at the A, M.E.-Charch placed-her-hat on the fence the other day, The wind blew it into the adjoining yard, and a cow siezed and devoured jt, ribbons and all. The firm that came here to open “another ‘dey goods store have gone away «gain, sib’ unab’é to secure a suitable-room:— Ir is well they did not locate Here. We already have enough Stores of all kinds and their proprietors are of the enterprisnig class. From Recorder Rapp. Eprror Transcrier: My attentiou-has-been called--to-—-an—article in the Tidings, several days since, in which reference was made to an alleged error in the Kitts index.The error did not involve 290 pages _asalleged, ‘The page ofthe record ,of one dogument was wrong, but when my attention was called to it I instantly took down Kitts’ grantee iudex and discovered the true page. Since the time referred to and before it was offered for sale, the index has been compared and corrected, and I believe no errors can now be found in it. Justice to Mr. Kitts demands that the wrong impression conveyed by the article be corrected. Fa:thermore, I am. conversant with the work done on the index; 1ts value and:the condition of the -old. I velieve it is cheap at the price asked; ant that the county and all in-) terested in examining the records would save*money by purchasing it. Joun A. Rapp, Retorder. roe -WAAT THEY ARE DOING. Personal and Social Items Gleaned -Mere and There. Miss Alice Chaney left yesterday for Marysville to pay an extended visit to relatives there. — Miss Mamie O'Brien and James O’ Brien, Jr., of Smartsville, who came up to attend the Pythian party, returned home yesturday. Miss Belle O'Brien of Smartsville is still confined to the house from bruises and cuts received about three weeks since by the turning of the saddle on a horse she was riding. The Renewed ‘Transcript ” The-publishers of the Transcript. At is the general verdict of those} who were present that the entertainment given in Hunt’s Hall, Friday evening, by the members of Mil Lodge, No. 48, Knights of Pythias, was the most brilliant spcial event of the kind ever witnessed in Nevada county. As early as half~past seven o'clock the people begin to assemble, and by eight o’clock the Galleries were crowded to overflowing. and the spacious floor was thronged. The degorations of the hall were more beautiful than ever before devised here. At the head of the room and just in front of the with the embroidered banner of the lodge drooping from tho summit. From either side of the arch to the wall were stretched curtains of national “bunting surmounted—by—engravings emblematical of the order. On the wall back of the musicians was in large letters, “Milo Lodge, No. 48, K. of P.,” while along one side of thie hall-were arranged in the same style of lettering the motto of the ledge, ‘Friendship, Charity, Benevolence.” On two sides of the ground glass _globes_of all the gas chandeliers were in bright red the letters ‘‘K. of P.” In the center. of the ceiling was a large wreath from which diverged in every direction red, blue and yellow (emblematical colors) streamers that reached to.the extreme walls: . Underneath— this wreath hung a triangle formed of three mammoth mirrors, Ten large evergreen triangles hung from the roof at proper intervals, and -inside of each of these was a cage of canary. birds. Over all the windows were triangles made of ferns, and numerous other beautiful decorations were apparent on every side, The evening’s entertainment began with an overture by the orchestra which _consisted of Messrs. Hunt, Hand; Greene, Goyne, Elser and Carter,after which there were some very, . appropriate opening remarks by H. V. Reardan, wherein the speaker gave a brief history of the . Pythian order and its origin. J.T. Robbins sang a solo, Prof. Muller furnishing the accompaniment, “Then came a recitation by Miss Ida Maltnfan. C. W. Cross delivered an address on the objects _of the order. This _programme concluded with a solo by Prof. Hand. The above exercises were niost admirably rendered, elicting hearty applause. , The next feature introduced was the drill by twenty-four members of the Lodge in full uniform under command of Past Chancellor _ Hartwell. The Knights presented a magnificent appearance and displayed a proficiency in the various manceuvers that is seldom equalled by regular milita-ry_companies. _Among the evolutions introduced in, the drillwere the star and triangle movements, a tieatly executed sword exercise accompanying the latter. The grand march, in which about ninety couples participated, succeeded the uniform drill. This was also conducted so as to demonstrate the triangle idea;which per'vades all the order’s © transactions as the square and compass do that of Masonry. The programmme embraced sixteen dances which were well selected. . are much gratified to lay before their . patrous and the public Jenerally, to\ day, an improved and enlarged paper, The office is at odds-enids to some extent, owiny to ths nnmerows changes _ that have been going on Mere during the present mouth, and the paper, will for a few days display some typographical inverfections. In a few days, however, the machinery of the institution will be ranning smoothly. ee Rich Specimen Ore. . —pay-at the rate of’ $20,050 or more & ton were found night before last on the 350-foot level, north, of the Nevada City mine. These exceedingly Yich bunches are frequently encountered in that part of the mine where the ledge varies from 1 to 4 feet in thickness.” The water is now all out of the workings and the ‘incline is down 90 feet towards the 450 level which: will be started this week. . Special Features. ° . Among the special features of the remodeted Traxscrier will be found ‘on the first page a complete City 3 Directory, which we deem _ ery importent. On the fourth page is to be found a brief and in:eresting ~~ description: of Nevada City, a list of 2 Vic societies; and the timd of . : . notions of all kinds. Hecis constant-1 08. There is no respect in which the entertainment was not a success and a great credit to the chivalric order under whose name it was given. The members of Milo Lodge. have good reason to feel proud of the impression they created. — o = New Advertisements. ag B. H. Miller, the enterprising and. long established clothier, announces a grand: reduction sale to continue for forty days. He means just what The says, and is not merely indulging . in-an advertising dodge. He has put priees away down, as any citizen cay learn by calling and ‘inspecting the magnificent stock On display. L. M. Sukeforth of the old reliable Pioneer Furniture store gives our readers an excellent idea of the class of goods he carries and thé very low rates he offers them at. He challenges competition from any dealer .in this part of the State. To show ‘that the stock at the Pioneer _is of modern kind, the owner offers to sell for $100every article he-has had i in the store over a year. The Beehive comes to the front with some interesting statements, calling attention to the quality of the goods to be found there and the astonishing cheapness of the same. Mr. Jackéon, the proprietor, has had how low he can sell dry goods _ ly receiving new supplies of various Sens: New Yorker aa ~ “Quer Proposition to a Nevadn Clty Man. . business man of this City received through the mails a letter of whieh the following is a copy: services or some good reliable man in your section of the the sale of a certain class . of goods which I manufacture. Should you wish to engage please let me hear from you by retura mail, and I will give you full particulars, musi¢ stand was an arch of evergreen . * +Nevada City’ business man will go ‘. is 65x28 feet. . Mr. Shively. of the Nine Cent} Store tells in black’ and white ju A few weeks ‘since ‘a prominent New York, Nov. 2d, 1881. Dear Str:—I wish to engage the ie country, to push ‘There ey ew a ; plenty of money to be ee tae désth witha dull instrument. He short time with but very little labor, . W884 single man, a Portuguese, and Yours Truly, A. W. Winns. 46 East Houston St., New York. Partly through curiosity and partly with an eye to business ‘he answered it, asking for further particulars. Being a very proper man in all his dealings, the reader can imagine-his horror at-receiving the following reply: New York, Jan. 10, 1882. Duar Sir:—Your favor to hand and in reply will say, Tam now put=; ting into the market the tinestimitation goods ever offered, so much’ so that even the most expert judges cannot detect it. I have both Canadiiu and United States goods, so that Iam able to supply you with whatsoever you want. The yoous are so perfectly executed, that they will take care of themselves in any part of the country, and the most important thing required of Au agent is to keep hisown secrets, and «you can in a short time make all the money you want. We have had a good deal of trouble by sending the goods and samples by the mails, and to avoid thisand make it an inducement tohave parties come on and examine the goods, and pick out just what tney want, we allow them $1,000 in the goods which together with what-they bay,—gives-them -a—good start, Our prices are: $ 1,000 in the goods $ 100. 3, 000 ay +e ry 10, v00 ** 600. With the above we give you the general agency of all the territory you think you can handle, and in a short time you can make all the. money you desive. This gives you the power to appoint your own agents and ina month you can be making more money than with all the other ageucies combined, and no trouble. In coming on always let me know a day or two hefore you start or else telegraph me after you get started and at what hotel you will stop that E may be on the look out for you. When you arrive at the hotel register your name and take a room and wait in it until 1 come, which will not be long, and when I come I will show you your own letterso you will know that I am the right man. Do not have anything to do with anyone who cannot to this. If you do_no&] know of any hotel yourself the enclosed card is a good one .and convenient to the aepot where you arrive. You need not stay in . New York more thanan hour unless ‘you wish to. Think this matter over well and come and see mé [and take as large stock of the goods as you can and commence making money at once, Since writing you before I have changed my address as below. Yours in Confidence, M. M. Mors, Nort] Howard Street, New York. The holel r ferred to by the writ‘er is stated on the acccompanying card to be ‘‘Howe’s Newton House, formerly Dramatic, Hall 46 and 48 E. Houston Street.” Of course the rr “ to New York immediately and invest a few thousand dollars. in the “goods.” Barton's New Blacksmith Shop. The new building recently erected on the Plaza by Wm. Barton is evidence that lie believes in thestability of Nevada City. Having purchased the lot of L. Keith he has erected a blacksmith and carriage shop equal in appearance and finish to any on this coast. The building The-part occupied by Mr. Barton is 45 feet long and the remainder is-used by Samuel Clutter as a carriage and wagon sliop. The building is finished with rustic and lined on the inside with dressed lumber. In a few weeks a covered platform 14 feet wide will be eréctedthe entire length inthe rear of the building, which will be used for vehicles while being repaired. The blacksmithing department is under ithe immediate supervision of Mr. Barton, and he is prepared to do all kinds of blacksmithing, and making tools of all kinds, His rapidly increasing business is impelling him.to erect another forge, which will shortly be commenced. The carriage and wagon department adjoins the blacksmith shop, and is connected —by large sliding doors. All kinds of wood work in the carriage or wagon line is here done. by Mr. Clutter equal to the best imported. In fact both of these gentlemen, who have been engaged in business in this city, one for 26-years and .the other for of beas ‘Commodore Williams,” and who has for 25 years lived ina cabin on the Consolidated mining ground near aro, Hill, was found ‘murdered lay close to and in front of his cabin door, with the head badly battered as though he had been clubbed to “hageks Hagladda, better known at alate hour Friday. His body aged about 70 years. There are some ugly intimatiéns ‘afloat as to who might have committed the crime. Sheriff Tompkins went over yesterday to investigate the matter. Our Connty Supervisors. A correspondent asks the TranfcRIPT to name . some of the’ acdomplishments of the various Supervisors of Nevada county: Mr Huckinsis the best sa iaaditass He thinks nothing of walking from his home to the county seat and back in half a day, but that “is beeause he never tried it. Mr, Day is at’ home on skates, and frequently during the. winter months indulges in the healthful pastime. He is one of the best skaters in Meadow Lake township —when:-Charles Mulloy of this city isn’t there, Mr, Byrne is tlie best horseman among the members, . He knows a good equine as far as he can see it, and never comes out second-best in “swapping.” Mr. Mills is the best posted in military tactics, He knows “hayfoot” from straw-foot” every time, and handles a sword as giacefully as a ball-room belle manipulates her fan. Mr. Battis is the champion mower on the Board. He won the belt’ in the Supervisoral contest that took place at 5 o’clock one morning last Fall out on Getchell’s slickens ranch. While he was cutting down the hay his‘wicked fellow members eat up the’ black-berries that -Getchell offered as a prize to the successful contestant. All that our friend Battis got for his labor was the glory. —>e< A Card, Sprror fuanscript:—I have today made diligent search for the men who iiave offered to make an index like mine for less than I ask. I have called on every man mentioned and they each said they had made no such offer, that they could not and would not do the work for less than I ask, and that my price’ was cheap and the index worth it. : Those who had made any exieession on the matter had merely said they would re-cory the old, the county providing all the material, at from $1200 to $1500. Let any man who doubts this enquire for himself. Very Respectfullly Yours, Cuas, W. Krirrs, January 2]st, 1882, At the Churches To-day. e The usual services will be held at Trinity Episcopal Church this afternoon, the Baptist’ Church morning and evening. Rev. Mr. Sims will preach at the Congregational Church morning and evening. His evening topic will be, “Two Sides to Every Man's Character.”Rev. Mr. Jacka will preach at the Methodist Church morning and evening, as usual. His subject in the evening will be, ‘‘The Choice of Moses:” Sabbath school convenes at 12:15 Pp. M., class meeting at 9:30, and the young people’s class at 6. The Derbee Development A few dayesince we published as a rumor the statement that a rich ‘strike had been made in the Derbec drift mine. Subsequently the rumor has been verified by a gentleman whg came down from North Bloomfield-onFriday. He -says— that a twelve foot deposit of gravel paying from 25 cents to $1 a car has been found in the east drift from the new shaft. In addition to this, No. 11 from the old shaft, whicn has been running through Warren ground, came into good gravel a few days since. Were Not en Their Muscle. Mr. Underwood called at _ this office yesterday to say that he and jience. bestdramatic specialists country, are annauneed t6 appear’ in ‘. two o’clock after a brief illness. His “Rev. Mr; Johnson will preach at} ‘The San Jian Times relates this . singular instance of sympathy between a man and his amputated limb: After the arm of Mr. Thomas had been amputated, it remained in Dr, Farley’s office for some wecks: One evening Dr. Farley had occasioned to handle the amputated arm. Singular to state Mr, Thomas, though about five mile away, felt his arm being moved, and experienced as much pain as though it had been attached to his body. Seeing the Doctor next day he asked him what he had been doing to his arm; that he knew the Doctor had been handling it quite roughly, as the pain was intense, .The Doctor then explained that he had only been changing its position, &e. Mr. Thomas says he has at various times experienced: a sharp pain flash through the, ampu«) tated-arm,—As it~has been carefully buried, he now suffers-no-inconven— The Lingards Coming. The Lingards, who are among the in ~ the}: this city on the evening of the 30th instant. The_ fact that. Manager Locke of San Francisco sends them here is enough assurance that they will be worthy of patronage. pec lnnninrniemnsicaanisipiacaenia Death of E. Jewell. Etheldred Jewell, who had long resided in this city and was: wellknown as bar-tender at Kistle’s ‘saloon, died yesterday afternoon about complaint was bleeding of the lungs, PET RR LES LT nn ny A writer says: ‘The camel’s kick is a study.” He must have watched the Marquis of Lorne playing football, —_——+» «+ —--THERE are a great many excellent base-burner like the mother’s slipper, ——————— Anorner Brooklyn girl has died from the effects of having her ears pierced. Tux man who wears his bair long is-generally short on brains, Bies-Ep are the -poor—they ‘have no accounts to heep, Mouse to Rent. A fine residence on Broad street is for rent. Apply to Mrs M.S dS. Deal. tf. * Tue Beehive grocery is the place to trade. Remember the place, north side Commercial street, just below the Transcript Block. §18lw Eeasbete NER Sagres ae Ne More Dyspepsia or bahioesiion, ters are the best Bitters in use. They never fai: to giverelief. Read phyavs’ certificates on the back of le. Sold everywhere. ‘tf Turek furnished Rooms for rent. Suitable for house-keeping. Inquire of Biand & Bassett. ag -tf. Goop goods at low prices is: what makes the Beehive sv popular as a family store. ji8-lw Fresh Eastern Oysters In cans at Tam’s; also fresh Eastern in the shell,served hot or cold in any style desired. tf. —_>-—---—— PILES { PILES! PILES! A Sure Cure Found at Last! Ne One rs Need Suffer! : A sure Cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching and Ulcerated Piles has been discoverd by Dr. William, (an Indian Remedy,) called Dr, William’s Indian Ointment, A single box has cured the worst chronic cases of 25 or 30 years standing. “No-one need suffer five minutes after applying this wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions, instruments and electuaries do more harm than good. William’s Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the intense itching, (particularly at as a poultice, gives instant relief, and is prepared only for Piles, itching of the private parts, and for nothing else, Read what the Hon. J. M. Coffinberry of Cleveland says about Dr. William’s Indian. Pile Ointment; I have used scores of Pile Cures, and it affords me pleasureto say that I have mever found anything which gave such immediate and permanent relief as Dr. William’s Indian Ointment. For sale by all druggists or mailed on receipt of $1.00, Henry & Co., Prop’rs, Cleveland, O Reddington & Co. wholesale agents San Francisco, Cal, oe Mothers: Mothers! ! Mothers {! broken of your reat by a sick child suffering and crying with the excruciating pain of cutting tecth. If 80, go at once and get a bottle of Mrs. Winslow’s soothing syrup. It_will relieve the poor little sufferadvertisement in another are eh 2 ull ‘Measure at ive y Store. jl8-lw A coMPLEre etock of Blank Books Joe. Lawrence did not try to ‘‘take” the Chapman. Ranch tunnel beingrun . He says they went in. aus — a again without. by the Virginia City Con as, leo er imme upon it; there is no mistake about it. There i is not a mother on earth who has ever used it, who will not Being overstocked with the City I am determined to the the same at Wholosale -or. : Retail during the next stoves in the market, but there is no . Dr. Henly’ 8 celebrated I X L Bit-. night after getting warm-in bed, }jacts+ Are you disturbed at night and . : > you may depend . Must be Reduced ! ou “Must be Reduced ! —— FINEST STOOK OF CIGARS Ever brought to Nevada 60 DAYS Less <a IN SAN FRANCISCO ! no buncombe, but a Plain This is Business Proposition. My sinciclanasit of TOBACCOS, ; CONFECTIONERY, CUTLERY, FRUIT, Bte. Is among he best in the market, and lam also selling them at LOWER PRICES Than any otter dealer in Nevada City can offer, Read a few of my Prices: Cigars that cost $125 a thousand in San Francisco, I sell at 12 1-2 cents apiece, Cigars that cost $70 a thousand in San Francisco,! sell at 8 1-3 cents apiece. Regular Bit Cigars at 6 1-4 cents apiece, Very good Cigars for four and five cents each. fa Call «at my old Stand on Pine Street and examine my Goods and Prices. JOHN JACK. ‘. General Agent for the EE AE AG TED IGE TER NO PINE PEE NITE NO SE ALE, PLE LE, — a MOEN AE OY SET — This Com ‘ the transaction of legi! ssuing only Life and End No Tontine or other Class Premiums no note asa lien on ed when the Policy bi Sansome Street, San F CITY AND ds ~ COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE. Wood Ranch, containing 220 acres, witha down grade road to this city, and only seven miles distant, will be sold cheap. The land has ‘a good title, aud the Washington road passes directly throu h it. Some cut wood and lagging will aleo te sold with the ranch or separately. ~—ALSO— Several Destrable Lots and DwelIing Houses in Nevada ere Will be sold at a bargain. Apply to JAMES WHITE, attorney for MRS. MARTHAS. WHITE. Nevada City, January 5, 1882. “THOMAS PRICE'S — AXD— . Chemical Laboratory, 528 SACRAMENTO STREET, San Francisco. Ps EPOSITS OF BULLION RECEIVED, Melted into Bars, and returns made in from twenty-four to forty-eight hours, ~— from any part of the interior by express,and returns made in the same manner. Careful Analysis made of. Ores, Metals, Soils, Waters, Industrial Products, etc.Mines examined and reported bo Conl sultations on Chemical od tallurgica questions. DUNCAN’S : NEW SHAVING PARLORS, Pine street, Geckman’s Building. OUIS DUNCAN, Proprietor.’ First-class work at popular prices, Boots Blacked Free of Charge. N. B. Mr. Duncan was formerly engaged a. the Arcade Barber net Sacramento, and is a thorough master ‘#f the “‘tonsorial art,” ASSAY OFFICE. Bullion can. be forwarded’ to this office 1° GEORGE BE. TUR SHOVELS, PICKS, AXES, SLEDGES, ROGER CONLAN, Proprietor. Broad street, .. NEVADA CITY. Beer on draft and‘ in bottles from Gehl, rig’s Milwaukee Brewery. jy31 MILWAUKEE BEER DEPOT Opposite Stumpf’s Hotel. EST draft Porter in the State, Lager DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Ete, ace pait ant ap Mors StI MIR ERRNO PRLS RIT TEM CORP tell you at one that it will regulate Motion of gon . and Commercial Streets the fore and give rest.'to the City. a i sak so health % 4 . Choice aca ce eriesa Specialty. child, operating like magic. [perfectly _ Drayage and Express. aR ene seen ere 7 pene to use in_ to’ taste, ee ete ae

aD GO Cran rs. a Oe eee pn pe woo at, > -4 REO OOHe Ago s in and Out of a Town. © . To be successful business men should advertise in the said TxanscniPT. ‘There are two houses for rnt in town, but they would not be vacant long if it were generally ‘known, A number of ew houses” are in course of.ereetion in the outskirts of town. Thé prospect is good for the burlding of a great sion more in the Spring. To-morrow adenine there will be. at the Union Hotel parlors a chorus rehearsal of the singers who are to take part in Prof. Hand’s old folks concert. Weare indebted to Miss Jennie “Marsh for a copy of ‘The Glow Worm,” an excellent monthly paper “that the young ladies of St. Mary’s Hall, Benicia; have just begun publishing. — A young girl attending .school at the A, M.E.-Charch placed-her-hat on the fence the other day, The wind blew it into the adjoining yard, and a cow siezed and devoured jt, ribbons and all. The firm that came here to open “another ‘dey goods store have gone away «gain, sib’ unab’é to secure a suitable-room:— Ir is well they did not locate Here. We already have enough Stores of all kinds and their proprietors are of the enterprisnig class. From Recorder Rapp. Eprror Transcrier: My attentiou-has-been called--to-—-an—article in the Tidings, several days since, in which reference was made to an alleged error in the Kitts index.The error did not involve 290 pages _asalleged, ‘The page ofthe record ,of one dogument was wrong, but when my attention was called to it I instantly took down Kitts’ grantee iudex and discovered the true page. Since the time referred to and before it was offered for sale, the index has been compared and corrected, and I believe no errors can now be found in it. Justice to Mr. Kitts demands that the wrong impression conveyed by the article be corrected. Fa:thermore, I am. conversant with the work done on the index; 1ts value and:the condition of the -old. I velieve it is cheap at the price asked; ant that the county and all in-) terested in examining the records would save*money by purchasing it. Joun A. Rapp, Retorder. roe -WAAT THEY ARE DOING. Personal and Social Items Gleaned -Mere and There. Miss Alice Chaney left yesterday for Marysville to pay an extended visit to relatives there. — Miss Mamie O'Brien and James O’ Brien, Jr., of Smartsville, who came up to attend the Pythian party, returned home yesturday. Miss Belle O'Brien of Smartsville is still confined to the house from bruises and cuts received about three weeks since by the turning of the saddle on a horse she was riding. The Renewed ‘Transcript ” The-publishers of the Transcript. At is the general verdict of those} who were present that the entertainment given in Hunt’s Hall, Friday evening, by the members of Mil Lodge, No. 48, Knights of Pythias, was the most brilliant spcial event of the kind ever witnessed in Nevada county. As early as half~past seven o'clock the people begin to assemble, and by eight o’clock the Galleries were crowded to overflowing. and the spacious floor was thronged. The degorations of the hall were more beautiful than ever before devised here. At the head of the room and just in front of the with the embroidered banner of the lodge drooping from tho summit. From either side of the arch to the wall were stretched curtains of national “bunting surmounted—by—engravings emblematical of the order. On the wall back of the musicians was in large letters, “Milo Lodge, No. 48, K. of P.,” while along one side of thie hall-were arranged in the same style of lettering the motto of the ledge, ‘Friendship, Charity, Benevolence.” On two sides of the ground glass _globes_of all the gas chandeliers were in bright red the letters ‘‘K. of P.” In the center. of the ceiling was a large wreath from which diverged in every direction red, blue and yellow (emblematical colors) streamers that reached to.the extreme walls: . Underneath— this wreath hung a triangle formed of three mammoth mirrors, Ten large evergreen triangles hung from the roof at proper intervals, and -inside of each of these was a cage of canary. birds. Over all the windows were triangles made of ferns, and numerous other beautiful decorations were apparent on every side, The evening’s entertainment began with an overture by the orchestra which _consisted of Messrs. Hunt, Hand; Greene, Goyne, Elser and Carter,after which there were some very, . appropriate opening remarks by H. V. Reardan, wherein the speaker gave a brief history of the . Pythian order and its origin. J.T. Robbins sang a solo, Prof. Muller furnishing the accompaniment, “Then came a recitation by Miss Ida Maltnfan. C. W. Cross delivered an address on the objects _of the order. This _programme concluded with a solo by Prof. Hand. The above exercises were niost admirably rendered, elicting hearty applause. , The next feature introduced was the drill by twenty-four members of the Lodge in full uniform under command of Past Chancellor _ Hartwell. The Knights presented a magnificent appearance and displayed a proficiency in the various manceuvers that is seldom equalled by regular milita-ry_companies. _Among the evolutions introduced in, the drillwere the star and triangle movements, a tieatly executed sword exercise accompanying the latter. The grand march, in which about ninety couples participated, succeeded the uniform drill. This was also conducted so as to demonstrate the triangle idea;which per'vades all the order’s © transactions as the square and compass do that of Masonry. The programmme embraced sixteen dances which were well selected. . are much gratified to lay before their . patrous and the public Jenerally, to\ day, an improved and enlarged paper, The office is at odds-enids to some extent, owiny to ths nnmerows changes _ that have been going on Mere during the present mouth, and the paper, will for a few days display some typographical inverfections. In a few days, however, the machinery of the institution will be ranning smoothly. ee Rich Specimen Ore. . —pay-at the rate of’ $20,050 or more & ton were found night before last on the 350-foot level, north, of the Nevada City mine. These exceedingly Yich bunches are frequently encountered in that part of the mine where the ledge varies from 1 to 4 feet in thickness.” The water is now all out of the workings and the ‘incline is down 90 feet towards the 450 level which: will be started this week. . Special Features. ° . Among the special features of the remodeted Traxscrier will be found ‘on the first page a complete City 3 Directory, which we deem _ ery importent. On the fourth page is to be found a brief and in:eresting ~~ description: of Nevada City, a list of 2 Vic societies; and the timd of . : . notions of all kinds. Hecis constant-1 08. There is no respect in which the entertainment was not a success and a great credit to the chivalric order under whose name it was given. The members of Milo Lodge. have good reason to feel proud of the impression they created. — o = New Advertisements. ag B. H. Miller, the enterprising and. long established clothier, announces a grand: reduction sale to continue for forty days. He means just what The says, and is not merely indulging . in-an advertising dodge. He has put priees away down, as any citizen cay learn by calling and ‘inspecting the magnificent stock On display. L. M. Sukeforth of the old reliable Pioneer Furniture store gives our readers an excellent idea of the class of goods he carries and thé very low rates he offers them at. He challenges competition from any dealer .in this part of the State. To show ‘that the stock at the Pioneer _is of modern kind, the owner offers to sell for $100every article he-has had i in the store over a year. The Beehive comes to the front with some interesting statements, calling attention to the quality of the goods to be found there and the astonishing cheapness of the same. Mr. Jackéon, the proprietor, has had how low he can sell dry goods _ ly receiving new supplies of various Sens: New Yorker aa ~ “Quer Proposition to a Nevadn Clty Man. . business man of this City received through the mails a letter of whieh the following is a copy: services or some good reliable man in your section of the the sale of a certain class . of goods which I manufacture. Should you wish to engage please let me hear from you by retura mail, and I will give you full particulars, musi¢ stand was an arch of evergreen . * +Nevada City’ business man will go ‘. is 65x28 feet. . Mr. Shively. of the Nine Cent} Store tells in black’ and white ju A few weeks ‘since ‘a prominent New York, Nov. 2d, 1881. Dear Str:—I wish to engage the ie country, to push ‘There ey ew a ; plenty of money to be ee tae désth witha dull instrument. He short time with but very little labor, . W884 single man, a Portuguese, and Yours Truly, A. W. Winns. 46 East Houston St., New York. Partly through curiosity and partly with an eye to business ‘he answered it, asking for further particulars. Being a very proper man in all his dealings, the reader can imagine-his horror at-receiving the following reply: New York, Jan. 10, 1882. Duar Sir:—Your favor to hand and in reply will say, Tam now put=; ting into the market the tinestimitation goods ever offered, so much’ so that even the most expert judges cannot detect it. I have both Canadiiu and United States goods, so that Iam able to supply you with whatsoever you want. The yoous are so perfectly executed, that they will take care of themselves in any part of the country, and the most important thing required of Au agent is to keep hisown secrets, and «you can in a short time make all the money you want. We have had a good deal of trouble by sending the goods and samples by the mails, and to avoid thisand make it an inducement tohave parties come on and examine the goods, and pick out just what tney want, we allow them $1,000 in the goods which together with what-they bay,—gives-them -a—good start, Our prices are: $ 1,000 in the goods $ 100. 3, 000 ay +e ry 10, v00 ** 600. With the above we give you the general agency of all the territory you think you can handle, and in a short time you can make all the. money you desive. This gives you the power to appoint your own agents and ina month you can be making more money than with all the other ageucies combined, and no trouble. In coming on always let me know a day or two hefore you start or else telegraph me after you get started and at what hotel you will stop that E may be on the look out for you. When you arrive at the hotel register your name and take a room and wait in it until 1 come, which will not be long, and when I come I will show you your own letterso you will know that I am the right man. Do not have anything to do with anyone who cannot to this. If you do_no&] know of any hotel yourself the enclosed card is a good one .and convenient to the aepot where you arrive. You need not stay in . New York more thanan hour unless ‘you wish to. Think this matter over well and come and see mé [and take as large stock of the goods as you can and commence making money at once, Since writing you before I have changed my address as below. Yours in Confidence, M. M. Mors, Nort] Howard Street, New York. The holel r ferred to by the writ‘er is stated on the acccompanying card to be ‘‘Howe’s Newton House, formerly Dramatic, Hall 46 and 48 E. Houston Street.” Of course the rr “ to New York immediately and invest a few thousand dollars. in the “goods.” Barton's New Blacksmith Shop. The new building recently erected on the Plaza by Wm. Barton is evidence that lie believes in thestability of Nevada City. Having purchased the lot of L. Keith he has erected a blacksmith and carriage shop equal in appearance and finish to any on this coast. The building The-part occupied by Mr. Barton is 45 feet long and the remainder is-used by Samuel Clutter as a carriage and wagon sliop. The building is finished with rustic and lined on the inside with dressed lumber. In a few weeks a covered platform 14 feet wide will be eréctedthe entire length inthe rear of the building, which will be used for vehicles while being repaired. The blacksmithing department is under ithe immediate supervision of Mr. Barton, and he is prepared to do all kinds of blacksmithing, and making tools of all kinds, His rapidly increasing business is impelling him.to erect another forge, which will shortly be commenced. The carriage and wagon department adjoins the blacksmith shop, and is connected —by large sliding doors. All kinds of wood work in the carriage or wagon line is here done. by Mr. Clutter equal to the best imported. In fact both of these gentlemen, who have been engaged in business in this city, one for 26-years and .the other for of beas ‘Commodore Williams,” and who has for 25 years lived ina cabin on the Consolidated mining ground near aro, Hill, was found ‘murdered lay close to and in front of his cabin door, with the head badly battered as though he had been clubbed to “hageks Hagladda, better known

at alate hour Friday. His body aged about 70 years. There are some ugly intimatiéns ‘afloat as to who might have committed the crime. Sheriff Tompkins went over yesterday to investigate the matter. Our Connty Supervisors. A correspondent asks the TranfcRIPT to name . some of the’ acdomplishments of the various Supervisors of Nevada county: Mr Huckinsis the best sa iaaditass He thinks nothing of walking from his home to the county seat and back in half a day, but that “is beeause he never tried it. Mr, Day is at’ home on skates, and frequently during the. winter months indulges in the healthful pastime. He is one of the best skaters in Meadow Lake township —when:-Charles Mulloy of this city isn’t there, Mr, Byrne is tlie best horseman among the members, . He knows a good equine as far as he can see it, and never comes out second-best in “swapping.” Mr. Mills is the best posted in military tactics, He knows “hayfoot” from straw-foot” every time, and handles a sword as giacefully as a ball-room belle manipulates her fan. Mr. Battis is the champion mower on the Board. He won the belt’ in the Supervisoral contest that took place at 5 o’clock one morning last Fall out on Getchell’s slickens ranch. While he was cutting down the hay his‘wicked fellow members eat up the’ black-berries that -Getchell offered as a prize to the successful contestant. All that our friend Battis got for his labor was the glory. —>e< A Card, Sprror fuanscript:—I have today made diligent search for the men who iiave offered to make an index like mine for less than I ask. I have called on every man mentioned and they each said they had made no such offer, that they could not and would not do the work for less than I ask, and that my price’ was cheap and the index worth it. : Those who had made any exieession on the matter had merely said they would re-cory the old, the county providing all the material, at from $1200 to $1500. Let any man who doubts this enquire for himself. Very Respectfullly Yours, Cuas, W. Krirrs, January 2]st, 1882, At the Churches To-day. e The usual services will be held at Trinity Episcopal Church this afternoon, the Baptist’ Church morning and evening. Rev. Mr. Sims will preach at the Congregational Church morning and evening. His evening topic will be, “Two Sides to Every Man's Character.”Rev. Mr. Jacka will preach at the Methodist Church morning and evening, as usual. His subject in the evening will be, ‘‘The Choice of Moses:” Sabbath school convenes at 12:15 Pp. M., class meeting at 9:30, and the young people’s class at 6. The Derbee Development A few dayesince we published as a rumor the statement that a rich ‘strike had been made in the Derbec drift mine. Subsequently the rumor has been verified by a gentleman whg came down from North Bloomfield-onFriday. He -says— that a twelve foot deposit of gravel paying from 25 cents to $1 a car has been found in the east drift from the new shaft. In addition to this, No. 11 from the old shaft, whicn has been running through Warren ground, came into good gravel a few days since. Were Not en Their Muscle. Mr. Underwood called at _ this office yesterday to say that he and jience. bestdramatic specialists country, are annauneed t6 appear’ in ‘. two o’clock after a brief illness. His “Rev. Mr; Johnson will preach at} ‘The San Jian Times relates this . singular instance of sympathy between a man and his amputated limb: After the arm of Mr. Thomas had been amputated, it remained in Dr, Farley’s office for some wecks: One evening Dr. Farley had occasioned to handle the amputated arm. Singular to state Mr, Thomas, though about five mile away, felt his arm being moved, and experienced as much pain as though it had been attached to his body. Seeing the Doctor next day he asked him what he had been doing to his arm; that he knew the Doctor had been handling it quite roughly, as the pain was intense, .The Doctor then explained that he had only been changing its position, &e. Mr. Thomas says he has at various times experienced: a sharp pain flash through the, ampu«) tated-arm,—As it~has been carefully buried, he now suffers-no-inconven— The Lingards Coming. The Lingards, who are among the in ~ the}: this city on the evening of the 30th instant. The_ fact that. Manager Locke of San Francisco sends them here is enough assurance that they will be worthy of patronage. pec lnnninrniemnsicaanisipiacaenia Death of E. Jewell. Etheldred Jewell, who had long resided in this city and was: wellknown as bar-tender at Kistle’s ‘saloon, died yesterday afternoon about complaint was bleeding of the lungs, PET RR LES LT nn ny A writer says: ‘The camel’s kick is a study.” He must have watched the Marquis of Lorne playing football, —_——+» «+ —--THERE are a great many excellent base-burner like the mother’s slipper, ——————— Anorner Brooklyn girl has died from the effects of having her ears pierced. Tux man who wears his bair long is-generally short on brains, Bies-Ep are the -poor—they ‘have no accounts to heep, Mouse to Rent. A fine residence on Broad street is for rent. Apply to Mrs M.S dS. Deal. tf. * Tue Beehive grocery is the place to trade. Remember the place, north side Commercial street, just below the Transcript Block. §18lw Eeasbete NER Sagres ae Ne More Dyspepsia or bahioesiion, ters are the best Bitters in use. They never fai: to giverelief. Read phyavs’ certificates on the back of le. Sold everywhere. ‘tf Turek furnished Rooms for rent. Suitable for house-keeping. Inquire of Biand & Bassett. ag -tf. Goop goods at low prices is: what makes the Beehive sv popular as a family store. ji8-lw Fresh Eastern Oysters In cans at Tam’s; also fresh Eastern in the shell,served hot or cold in any style desired. tf. —_>-—---—— PILES { PILES! PILES! A Sure Cure Found at Last! Ne One rs Need Suffer! : A sure Cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching and Ulcerated Piles has been discoverd by Dr. William, (an Indian Remedy,) called Dr, William’s Indian Ointment, A single box has cured the worst chronic cases of 25 or 30 years standing. “No-one need suffer five minutes after applying this wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions, instruments and electuaries do more harm than good. William’s Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the intense itching, (particularly at as a poultice, gives instant relief, and is prepared only for Piles, itching of the private parts, and for nothing else, Read what the Hon. J. M. Coffinberry of Cleveland says about Dr. William’s Indian. Pile Ointment; I have used scores of Pile Cures, and it affords me pleasureto say that I have mever found anything which gave such immediate and permanent relief as Dr. William’s Indian Ointment. For sale by all druggists or mailed on receipt of $1.00, Henry & Co., Prop’rs, Cleveland, O Reddington & Co. wholesale agents San Francisco, Cal, oe Mothers: Mothers! ! Mothers {! broken of your reat by a sick child suffering and crying with the excruciating pain of cutting tecth. If 80, go at once and get a bottle of Mrs. Winslow’s soothing syrup. It_will relieve the poor little sufferadvertisement in another are eh 2 ull ‘Measure at ive y Store. jl8-lw A coMPLEre etock of Blank Books Joe. Lawrence did not try to ‘‘take” the Chapman. Ranch tunnel beingrun . He says they went in. aus — a again without. by the Virginia City Con as, leo er imme upon it; there is no mistake about it. There i is not a mother on earth who has ever used it, who will not Being overstocked with the City I am determined to the the same at Wholosale -or. : Retail during the next stoves in the market, but there is no . Dr. Henly’ 8 celebrated I X L Bit-. night after getting warm-in bed, }jacts+ Are you disturbed at night and . : > you may depend . Must be Reduced ! ou “Must be Reduced ! —— FINEST STOOK OF CIGARS Ever brought to Nevada 60 DAYS Less <a IN SAN FRANCISCO ! no buncombe, but a Plain This is Business Proposition. My sinciclanasit of TOBACCOS, ; CONFECTIONERY, CUTLERY, FRUIT, Bte. Is among he best in the market, and lam also selling them at LOWER PRICES Than any otter dealer in Nevada City can offer, Read a few of my Prices: Cigars that cost $125 a thousand in San Francisco, I sell at 12 1-2 cents apiece, Cigars that cost $70 a thousand in San Francisco,! sell at 8 1-3 cents apiece. Regular Bit Cigars at 6 1-4 cents apiece, Very good Cigars for four and five cents each. fa Call «at my old Stand on Pine Street and examine my Goods and Prices. JOHN JACK. ‘. General Agent for the EE AE AG TED IGE TER NO PINE PEE NITE NO SE ALE, PLE LE, — a MOEN AE OY SET — This Com ‘ the transaction of legi! ssuing only Life and End No Tontine or other Class Premiums no note asa lien on ed when the Policy bi Sansome Street, San F CITY AND ds ~ COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE. Wood Ranch, containing 220 acres, witha down grade road to this city, and only seven miles distant, will be sold cheap. The land has ‘a good title, aud the Washington road passes directly throu h it. Some cut wood and lagging will aleo te sold with the ranch or separately. ~—ALSO— Several Destrable Lots and DwelIing Houses in Nevada ere Will be sold at a bargain. Apply to JAMES WHITE, attorney for MRS. MARTHAS. WHITE. Nevada City, January 5, 1882. “THOMAS PRICE'S — AXD— . Chemical Laboratory, 528 SACRAMENTO STREET, San Francisco. Ps EPOSITS OF BULLION RECEIVED, Melted into Bars, and returns made in from twenty-four to forty-eight hours, ~— from any part of the interior by express,and returns made in the same manner. Careful Analysis made of. Ores, Metals, Soils, Waters, Industrial Products, etc.Mines examined and reported bo Conl sultations on Chemical od tallurgica questions. DUNCAN’S : NEW SHAVING PARLORS, Pine street, Geckman’s Building. OUIS DUNCAN, Proprietor.’ First-class work at popular prices, Boots Blacked Free of Charge. N. B. Mr. Duncan was formerly engaged a. the Arcade Barber net Sacramento, and is a thorough master ‘#f the “‘tonsorial art,” ASSAY OFFICE. Bullion can. be forwarded’ to this office 1° GEORGE BE. TUR SHOVELS, PICKS, AXES, SLEDGES, ROGER CONLAN, Proprietor. Broad street, ... NEVADA CITY. Beer on draft and‘ in bottles from Gehl, rig’s Milwaukee Brewery. jy31 MILWAUKEE BEER DEPOT Opposite Stumpf’s Hotel. EST draft Porter in the State, Lager DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Ete, ace pait ant ap Mors StI MIR ERRNO PRLS RIT TEM CORP tell you at one that it will regulate Motion of gon . and Commercial Streets the fore and give rest.'to the City. a i sak so health % 4 . Choice aca ce eriesa Specialty. child, operating like magic. [perfectly _ Drayage and Express. aR ene seen ere 7 pene to use in_ to’ taste, ee ete ae