January 31, 1885 (4 pages)

+ + RRP ot nite ey” Re DEStNP a ih HH eS RET SERN BORO: ESE 2 THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, PUBLISHED AT Nevada City, Nevada County, CALIFORNIA. Brown & CALKISS.. Proprietors. SATURDAY, JAN. 31, 1885. Money was never so abundant in this country as itis to-day. It is: so plenty atthe great_commercial centers that-first-class securities are in great demand. The " Gontroller of New York, being in need of a million an a half, recently advertised for proposals: for a loan'at 344 per cent. On opening the bids six times the-amount was bid for at premiums ranging from 134 to 2144 per cent. What s is the use of tatting about hard * times with such a showing. CALIFORNIANS visiting the “Sunny South,” attending the Worla’s. Fair, are unanimous in their declarations that there is no country like Californiaafter all. .No country inthe world excels the Golden State in evenness of climate and salubrity of atmosphere. One needs totravel in order to appreciate the advantages which this State affords. Tue census bureau report shows the rapid growth of Mormonism. In 1850 there were 15 Mormon church organizations, and 13,506 sittings ; in 1870 -189-organizations,; and 47,838 sittings; in 1880, 267 organizations and 65,262 sittings. The actual membership of the Mormon Church, according to the census of 1880, was 79,886. __>e Tue Librarian of Congress has collected,the official vote cast for the highest Elector in each State, the total being 10,050,868, divided as follows: Cleveland, 4,910,875; Blaine, 4,845,022; St. John, 151,443; Butler, 133,428. In this ‘calculation the Butler vote in the fusion States is credited to Cleveland and Blaine. ene In New York the most disgraceful scenes occurred at Owen __Geoghegan’s_ funeral, as well as on the way toand from the cemetery. There was—a-struggle for the chief mournership, and two carriages raced for the position and several times both came near being smashed. C.B. Farwell, of Chicago, in an interview, said he had been doing all he could to unite the Republican members of the Illinois State Legislature to vote for \Logan. for United States Senator, and that}— he believed he stood a good show of election. Lr Quona left New York on Saturday night with $3,000 which he had borrowed from his brother Celestials. Quong was President of the Chinésé Cigarmaker’s Association for whom he acted as banker. He is supposed to be in. Canada. +--+ 2» — Tue New York World says that Erie Bayley,the unsuccessiul actor, recently received a remittance of $5,000 from England and has absconded for parts unknown, leaving numerous creditors—hotelkeepers, jewelers, wine merchants, etc. I: Tue Tombstone Epitaph— marks that Pheenix is a modest town. All she seems to care for is the Territorial capital,the proposed _insane_asylum—and_the proposed Territorial University. 2. Los ANGELES had a sensation the other night by the ignition of an acre of pampas grass with waving plumes in the center of the city. The fire department promptly subdued the flames. Tue Digger Indians on the Chico Rancho last Sunday .played a picked nine from Chico a game of baseball and beat the white boys by large odds. Tue ‘‘oldest inhabitant,’’-an Indian doctor named Dr. Snobs, died les Sore as ————inCalaveras county last week at he_ripe age of 120 years. He was re=. — New Yorx dudes wear colored shirts and cuffs with white collars, and it. is said that the fasbion began with British snobbishness: The Prince ofWales. wore’ that kind of a rig one day because his baggage miscarried and he-had no other, and the nobility and gentry promptly and innocently followed suit. _Tuere are said to be 30,000 roller skating rinks-in the United States.--We don’t see what this tountry needs of any more matrimonial agency, then. Young people of both sexes fall together so easily in skating rinks, you know. ee aa aoe Ir costs merchants’ five cents a pound to freight merchandise from Redding, Shasta county, to. Alturas, Modoc county. It takes a wagon. train twenty-four days. to make the trip. a a2 degAlReHBISHOP ALEMANY has received: from Rome -a-brief, permitfing him to resign a and return to Spain. Archbishop. Rierdan is.appointed his successor, —— > o CONSIDERABLE Opposition is_de-. veloping to the appointment of Senator Garland to a seatin Clevetavid’s Cabinet. acces Trattan-troops have been land-. coast of the~Red sritish ed on the west sea to co-operate. with the in the Soudan. THe estate of the late President Garrett of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad turns out to be worth $35,000,000. pga ics H. H. Mason, a young man who stole ahorse at Chico. some time ago, has been arrested at Santa Cruz. A Boston maiden has had a pair of gold-rimmed spectacles made to order for her pet pug. nee ee S. 8. Conant, editor of Harper’s Weekly, has disappeared, and no trace of him can be found. CountTerFEIT silver quarters bearing the date of 1871 are plentiful in eastern cities. oe ae Norané has been heard as yet from the overdue Chinaand Japan steamship San Pablo. -_e TWELVE thousand invitations will be sent out for the Presidential inauguration ball. Seana. Tom Tuums’s widow is soon to be married to Count Rosebud. Dr. Frazier’s Throat and Lung Balsam Is the greatest remedy in the world for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Sore Throat, Quinzy, Laryngitis, Croup,, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh and Whooping Cough,and all diseases of the throat and lungs. It performs wonders in relieving _Constmption. —_ It strengthens the lungs and instantly allays all irritation of the throat. CLEVELAND, Onto. Dr. Frazier—Dear Sir: I was troubled for about three months during the last summer and fall with Bronchitis and a bad cough. After trying sevéral remedies without finding any relief, I used your Throat and Lung Balsam, and found immediate help. = On-retiring at nightit gave me undisturbed rest, and after using the imedicine.three weeks I found myself cured, Rev. E. Nurs. Pr. Frazier’s Throat and Lung Balsam allays all irritation of the throat. Penetrates and heals the Lugs, and assists nature by expectoration to. throw. off the -corruption. Sold _by druggists everywhere at 75 cents. a bottle. Carr Bros., agents. “Messrs. Jones, Dickson, Det Wolf& Co., lessees of the Winthrop mine at Redding, have purchased the buildings, machinery, stables and sawmills that the old Extra Mining Company used. There is much life-in the old camp, and also much excitement in regard to quartz mining. . Mer are arriving at Redding every day on—their way to. New River,by way of Weaverville. ——a Fj Mrs. James A. GARFIELD is being sued in Common Pleas Court at Cleveland, O., by a woman named Thankful Tanner ‘for $25,000. She was runsover by Mrs. Garfield’s carriage on December 22d, while ina public square, and alleges that she was seriously—injured. . Se Tue . Modoe Tsiguondesil face. tisusly says: Money is becoming more plentiful. During the week we have collected a dollar and three bits, andhave the promise of another dollar in the course of a few days. ae BORN. = At You Bet, Jan. 24th, 1885, to D. B. Harris and wife, a daughter, At Nevada City, Jan. 29, 1885, *to George Tracy-and-wife, @ daughter. Read This Carefully !\p 0 We will sell you Boots and Shoes for the next 15 days cheaper than you ever bo&ight them .before. Avail yourselves of this great opportunity. Examine and judge for yourselves, _Remember, this sale will be for FIFTEEN DAYS ONLY. pole Matos en 7 orth. ——Ol —+. BOOTS & SHOES, Purehased at a Bankrupt Sule at 20 ets on the Dollar Of their original value, which we will sell to you at g9@P"-PRICES NEVER BEFORE KNOWN “IN NEVADA’ COUNTY ey We will open up on the date above mentioned. Said stock of goods consists of the most VALUABLE, DURABL E AND BEST KNOWN BRANDS, and we will sell them $9@¥-50-percent lowerthan_any othér-house in Nevada City can buy them regular. -THIS IS NO Me bug, and wetean what wessay> CALL “EARLY, IT WILL BE SAVING OF DOLLARS AND CENTS TO YOU. LESSER & CO., Purchasers of the Bankrupt Stock of R. L. Lloyd Salesroom--Next to Union Hotel, NEVADA THEATRE, 2 IN ights Only. Tuesday and Wednesday, IRECT from a successsitl_eng-yement of four weeks at the Bush street Theatre,.San Francisco, and first appearance ip 12 years of the OKIGINAL and OLD-TIME FAVORITE MINSTREL COMEDIAN, BEN COTTON! Supported by his young and talented daughter, IDALENECOTTON, Mrs. Nellie Cotton, -AND A First-Class Urs metic Company, Tn their Come'y Prana, written and arranged expressly for them, in 3 acts and prologue, entitled TRUE DEVOTION! During the play BEN and IDALINE COTTON will introince SONGS, DANCES, BANJO SOLOS, IMITATIONS, Etc. Endorsed by the press and public, east and-vest, for-the past four-years, Francisco press unanimous in praise of the stars and play. Prices as usual. Reserved seats at Vinton’s Drug Store without extra charge. Bex Corton & Sam. C, Mort.. Maragers JOE CORCORAN. .csnee Business Agent jan2s GRAND UNIFORM BALL TO BE GIVEN BY — THE FIRE DEPARTMENT OF NEVADA CITY AND NEVADA LIGHT GUARD, AT HUNT’S HAL er VADA CITY ON Friday Evening, Feb, 20, 1885. o-——_ Music by Goyne’s Full Band. o—-—Committee on Arrangements: u. M SUKEFORTH, JOHN BLASAUF, R, D. CARTER, E, C, WOOLF, WILLIS SILVA, F. W. BOST, A, H. WALGRATH, ALLEN CLANCY, D, F. GETCHELL, — FEBRUARY 3d and 4th, 1885. The San fT FORWARD, MARCH! In beginning the year 1885, we desire to briefly review the record of the year just ended ‘and point out some of the things that have so far contributed Our constant aimmhas been to offer such inducements to to thée~popularity and success of our store.the buying public-that they. find it to their own: interest to trade with us;and the large patronage we ‘have been favored with shows that our efforts have not been thrown away. The four-pillars upon which we have built our business are J ustice, Imp artiality, One Price, Absolute Satisfaction. We have endeavored to keep at all times not only the largest and most complete assortment: of Dry ;Goods, Fancy Goods and Millinery, but the Most Fashionable and Freshest of everything in these lines to be. found in the wholesale market. In fixing prices on our. goods WE DO NOr ASK OURSELVES “How much will the people be willing to pay” for this-or that-article? BUT. THE QUESTION IS, “How small.a margin can we add to cost price and yet do a safe business?” * We know we have been successful in building up a large trade that is not confined o -Nevada City, but extends to the surrounding country. We do not believe this could have been done without a stric observance of the rules that govern our business pitethods5 iia Sie a alae ae Thankful for—theliberalpatronage~extended-us during 1884, we confidently hope that it will be accorded to us by the appreciative and discriminating buyers dnring the year 1885 Yours Respectfully, MRS. LESTER & pw FORE. Sr “Nevada. Drug Store, Corner Broad and Pine Sts., Me v adds a City —-—9 ee WALTER 0. VINTON = <eaeee Eetor COZNER PINE AND Here is a sample Men's Cassimere Suits BEAVER SUITS, Boys’ Suits, fr Boys’ Suits. fr Men’s Heavy Overal ,Men’s Shaker Socks, Children’s Pebble Goat Gen’s Genuine Eureka Having noRent-t0 other £18. MEN’S OVERCOATS FROM $5 TO $20. = (ie Redtuctiow in Clothing a CASPERS, COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA city Gods Sold at abut what oer Dealers pa fr tay of Prices of a few. Articles : fli rant teed Chssitere-~ ONLY $10. $12 “ “c ay uc —— I ’ ~ s +6 «s ics “6 $i8 3 2 ‘“ “ “ «6 $20. FRENCH DIAGONAL SUITs, Sig, om 4 to8 years, $3.50, om 8 to 12 years, $5. Boys’ Suits, from 12 to 18 years, $7. ls, 50 CENTS A PAIR. Men's Merino Undershirts and Drawers, 25 CENTS EACH, Men's Brown Duck Pants, 37 GENTS A PAIR. Men’s Marysville Flannel Undershirts, $f] EACH, 12 CENTS A PAIR. WHITE FAMILY BLANKETS, $3.50 A PAIR, Bed Comforters, 87 Cents a pair. Button Shoes, sizes from 8 to 11, $1,25, Misses Button Pebble Goat Shoes, from 11 to 2, $9.59. Ladies’ Kid Shoes, 2 to 7, $2.50, Boots, sizes 6 to 10, $4, United Workingmens’ Cornish Clinker Boots, $4.75. pay is only one of the Reasons Wi [ sell Goods 50 per cent. Cheaper than any Dealer in Nevada County, Organized in 1858 NORTHWESTERN DMutual LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, F MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN, Paid to Policy Holders 9. 0 =a» we tsince Grgamization — $92,769,390.81 Total Premiums Rec'd. 4, 961 145. 12 Excess of Assetsand Pa ments to Policy nln 5, 950. §9 over Pre ium Receipts Dividends to Policy Holdersin each of the past Eleven Years unequalled by those of any other Company on similar Policies, THE NORTHWESTERN stands among the highest of the life companies of the country in strength and security, as shown by the ratio of surplus to liabilities. Its location has given it an immense advantage over companies located in the great moneyed centers, whose vast accumulations of wealth and capital lessen the rates of ‘interest. Add to this that many of these companies are. compelled by charter requirement to make their investments within their own State and the cause of the gfeat difference in the cost of poliries. Its endowment policies will payfrom 5 to 6 per cent. compound interest,” life insur ance thrown in.~For further particulars apply to “ é HOWELL & ABBOTT, General Agents, 339 Kearney™Street, San Francisco, orto B. WALRATH; District Agent Nevada City. m21 STOP THAT COUCH Y USING THE GUM TREE COUGH SYRUP. If once tried in your family will prove free from anything to icken the stomach, and the only safe remedy for stonping a cous ghand building up weak lungs. It has no equal asa cure for Consumption, and is made from the leaves of the Australan Gim or Eucalyptus Tree, coiabined with Hoarhound Syrup. W. D. VID TON, Agent, Nevada City DR SANIFOIRETS. a .” The Largest, the lest and Cheapes Grocery House in Nevada City _——o0—-— — TOASTED TES ASS Ainder the new process, requiring one-third less quantity = to produce the-same strength as old Teas, and the pricés are plainly mi arked on each pound package: Grades. Prices. SUN BOG ios oon cos Se ee O cents per poun Sunshade 0285 6005 0 es Be tie euiarns 60 cents per pound Sunshine. .,,.. iaerioea a uee ed eek es 75 cents per pound Sunrise pie $1 per pound Everything usually found in a First-Class Grocery Establishment always kept on.hand. To those who have never traded with me I extend a_ special invitation to call before making their a 1S€S. _!8 ARD 20 COMMERCIAL STREET at ae Se CARR : eo 8 Pe CARR. CARR BROTHERS, a noted character. _——o<—m> oe Hoy Tom Frren is going to make bis future home in Stockton and forma.partnership with Congress. nan Louttit to practice law. —_—— eee A MAN was found frozen to death in Cincinnati Wednesday morning. Avpurn, Maine, has cut its _____Mayor’s wages 25 per cent. “Absolutely Pere. This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude’ of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. SoLb ONLV IN CANS. Royau Baking Powper Co,, 106 Wall St. N ae “Tae ice carnival at Montreal is now in full blast. Don’t ook Like a Wreck. e ‘When a man is going down hill everybody is. ready. to give hima kick.”? Yes, thatisso. It. is gad, but natural.Why, many fman and woman, seeking employment, would have got it if ‘their hair hadi’t been ay, _ Om howe pes 8 Parker’s Hair is then’ the best investment. It stops falling hair, promotes new growth and restores color. Clean, highly .perfumed, “not adye. A great improvement over any similar preparation, and _ at the low ‘price of 50c. ‘i BO Assessment -Notice, cpalrion MINING COMPANY.—Loeation of principal place of business, San Francisco, California. Location of works, Nevada county, Catifornia. Notice is hereby given, that at a meetin of the Board of Trustees, held on the 28t day of Jan., 1885, an assessment (No, 18) a ‘Len (0c) Cents per share. was levied u thecapital stock of the corporation, paya’ le icomentabely in United States gold coin to the Secretary, at his office, NoBoy bead gomery street, San Francisco, © Any stock upon whicht cas shall remain — TSnpatd On on FRIDAY, Sixth (6th) day of March, Te 4 delinquent, and advertised ‘oytaie’ at publi¢ auction, and unless s_-payment is made before, will be sold ie Goeney, the twenty -sixth (26th) day of . h; 1885, to pay the delinquent assessment, together ca . costs of advertising aoe expenses of a EO. WETZEL, Becrefa mre 522 enter street, len Fran jan3 1 Floor Directors: L. M. SUKEFORTH, E. C, WOOLF, ALLEN CLANCY. Sa Qe Floor Managers: R.'D. CARTER,, J, G. HARTWELL, F. W. BOST, E, W, SMITH, WILLIS SILVA, HARRY DOUGLASS, ©. J. BRAND, W.F.ENGLEBRIGHT, CHARLES GRAY, A. R. LORD, ea {JOHN BLASAUF, _ MOW SBP DOUGLASS. . —-——0 = — Reception Committee: Je A. RAPP,“ ~~ LOUIS SEIBERT, JOHN FHOOK, Fy EILERMAN, W. 2/SHURTLEFF, GEO. A, NIHELL, — HURST, . JOHN E, ISAAC, . F, SIMONDS, P. CLANCY, = L, THURSTON, J, ©, RICH, — +) ee . Fickets. wae , 1 50 (Admitting 1 cain ane 2 ladies.) : ae eee eee 4 Ladies without escort... Sierieieey Gallery, ladies 35 cents, gentlemen 50 cents. A Large” Stock” of Patent Medicines, Fine ee Fancy Soaps, et a Brushes, Hand Mirrors, Toilet Articles of all kind: Careful’ Coation fuven to Compoauding Presoriptions 5 ~. By a Competent Druggist and Perfect Purity Guaranteed, . AGENT FO R THB BEsT INSURANCE COMPANIES IN. THE WORLD a Northern & Queen, aarp La, a Keep Posted u all Events Transpiriag ip. Nate baliforni, ~——="Talze the-=— ‘Nevada City Daily ‘Transcript, 15 cents A WEEK, OR $7 PER YEA NVIGORATOR DR. SANFORD’S LIVER INVIGORATOR is just what its name nig. be a Vegetable Liver Medicine, and for diseases resulting from a deranged. or torpid_condition 6f tne Liver; suchas Biliousness, Costiveness, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Malaria, SickHeadache, Rheumatism, etc.; an Invaluable Family Medieine. for full information send your adhag? a _ card for 100 page book on “Liver and its Diseases,” to Dr. 24 Duane Street, New York. sii Any Druggist will tell you its Rep* “ @ < € $10 $10 310 An Energetic Man. We. WISH or Woman in ey. , ery nei bborh 5 socom cod on the » Pac: == For tuil particulars address, intl ca San Francisco. : {80-42 Proprietors of THE PALACE DRUG STORE. Corner Pine and Commercial sts., Nevada City, Keep constantly on hand a large and complete stock of everything usually found in PAINTS, OILS, -VARNISHES, ETC., SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS All kinds of Periodical Pictorialy and Newspapers. Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, J. J. JACKSON, ~ = == PROPRIETOR, First ee: Drugs store: si eh 1 Equaling in aroma, flavor and delicacy the Teas as us€d by the natives in Japan. ho The-following PURE JAPANESE TEAS are fresh toasted eects acura and. easel ly. com pounded by a a careful and competent pg THE FINEST BRANDS OF CiSARS:

+ + RRP ot nite ey” Re DEStNP a ih HH eS RET SERN BORO: ESE 2 THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, PUBLISHED AT Nevada City, Nevada County, CALIFORNIA. Brown & CALKISS... Proprietors. SATURDAY, JAN. 31, 1885. Money was never so abundant in this country as itis to-day. It is: so plenty atthe great_commercial centers that-first-class securities are in great demand. The " Gontroller of New York, being in need of a million an a half, recently advertised for proposals: for a loan'at 344 per cent. On opening the bids six times the-amount was bid for at premiums ranging from 134 to 2144 per cent. What s is the use of tatting about hard * times with such a showing. CALIFORNIANS visiting the “Sunny South,” attending the Worla’s. Fair, are unanimous in their declarations that there is no country like Californiaafter all. .No country inthe world excels the Golden State in evenness of climate and salubrity of atmosphere. One needs totravel in order to appreciate the advantages which this State affords. Tue census bureau report shows the rapid growth of Mormonism. In 1850 there were 15 Mormon church organizations, and 13,506 sittings ; in 1870 -189-organizations,; and 47,838 sittings; in 1880, 267 organizations and 65,262 sittings. The actual membership of the Mormon Church, according to the census of 1880, was 79,886. __>e Tue Librarian of Congress has collected,the official vote cast for the highest Elector in each State, the total being 10,050,868, divided as follows: Cleveland, 4,910,875; Blaine, 4,845,022; St. John, 151,443; Butler, 133,428. In this ‘calculation the Butler vote in the fusion States is credited to Cleveland and Blaine. ene In New York the most disgraceful scenes occurred at Owen __Geoghegan’s_ funeral, as well as on the way toand from the cemetery. There was—a-struggle for the chief mournership, and two carriages raced for the position and several times both came near being smashed. C.B. Farwell, of Chicago, in an interview, said he had been doing all he could to unite the Republican members of the Illinois State Legislature to vote for \Logan. for United States Senator, and that}— he believed he stood a good show of election. Lr Quona left New York on Saturday night with $3,000 which he had borrowed from his brother Celestials. Quong was President of the Chinésé Cigarmaker’s Association for whom he acted as banker. He is supposed to be in. Canada. +--+ 2» — Tue New York World says that Erie Bayley,the unsuccessiul actor, recently received a remittance of $5,000 from England and has absconded for parts unknown, leaving numerous creditors—hotelkeepers, jewelers, wine merchants, etc. I: Tue Tombstone Epitaph— marks that Pheenix is a modest town. All she seems to care for is the Territorial capital,the proposed _insane_asylum—and_the proposed Territorial University. 2. Los ANGELES had a sensation the other night by the ignition of an acre of pampas grass with waving plumes in the center of the city. The fire department promptly subdued the flames. Tue Digger Indians on the Chico Rancho last Sunday .played a picked nine from Chico a game of baseball and beat the white boys by large odds. Tue ‘‘oldest inhabitant,’’-an Indian doctor named Dr. Snobs, died les Sore as ————inCalaveras county last week at he_ripe age of 120 years. He was re=. — New Yorx dudes wear colored shirts and cuffs with white collars, and it. is said that the fasbion began with British snobbishness: The Prince ofWales. wore’ that kind of a rig one day because his baggage miscarried and he-had no other, and the nobility and gentry promptly and innocently followed suit. _Tuere are said to be 30,000 roller skating rinks-in the United States.--We don’t see what this tountry needs of any more matrimonial agency, then. Young people of both sexes fall together so easily in skating rinks, you know. ee aa aoe Ir costs merchants’ five cents a pound to freight merchandise from Redding, Shasta county, to. Alturas, Modoc county. It takes a wagon. train twenty-four days. to make the trip. a a2 degAlReHBISHOP ALEMANY has received: from Rome -a-brief, permitfing him to resign a and return to Spain. Archbishop. Rierdan is.appointed his successor, —— > o CONSIDERABLE Opposition is_de-. veloping to the appointment of Senator Garland to a seatin Clevetavid’s Cabinet. acces Trattan-troops have been land-. coast of the~Red sritish ed on the west sea to co-operate. with the in the Soudan. THe estate of the late President Garrett of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad turns out to be worth $35,000,000. pga ics H. H. Mason, a young man who stole ahorse at Chico. some time ago, has been arrested at Santa Cruz. A Boston maiden has had a pair of gold-rimmed spectacles made to order for her pet pug. nee ee S. 8. Conant, editor of Harper’s Weekly, has disappeared, and no trace of him can be found. CountTerFEIT silver quarters bearing the date of 1871 are plentiful in eastern cities. oe ae Norané has been heard as yet from the overdue Chinaand Japan steamship San Pablo. -_e TWELVE thousand invitations will be sent out for the Presidential inauguration ball. Seana. Tom Tuums’s widow is soon to be married to Count Rosebud. Dr. Frazier’s Throat and Lung Balsam Is the greatest remedy in the world for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Sore Throat, Quinzy, Laryngitis, Croup,, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh and Whooping Cough,and all diseases of the throat and lungs. It performs wonders in relieving _Constmption. —_ It strengthens the lungs and instantly allays all irritation of the throat. CLEVELAND, Onto. Dr. Frazier—Dear Sir: I was troubled for about three months during the last summer and fall with Bronchitis and a bad cough. After trying sevéral remedies without finding any relief, I used your Throat and Lung Balsam, and found immediate help. = On-retiring at nightit gave me undisturbed rest, and after using the imedicine.three weeks I found myself cured, Rev. E. Nurs. Pr. Frazier’s Throat and Lung Balsam allays all irritation of the throat. Penetrates and heals the Lugs, and assists nature by expectoration to. throw. off the -corruption. Sold _by druggists everywhere at 75 cents. a bottle. Carr Bros., agents. “Messrs. Jones, Dickson, Det Wolf& Co., lessees of the Winthrop mine at Redding, have purchased the buildings, machinery, stables and sawmills that the old Extra Mining Company used. There is much life-in the old camp, and also much excitement in regard to quartz mining. . Mer are arriving at Redding every day on—their way to. New River,by way of Weaverville. ——a Fj Mrs. James A. GARFIELD is being sued in Common Pleas Court at Cleveland, O., by a woman named Thankful Tanner ‘for $25,000. She was runsover by Mrs. Garfield’s carriage on December 22d, while ina public square, and alleges that she was seriously—injured. . Se Tue . Modoe Tsiguondesil face. tisusly says: Money is becoming more plentiful. During the week we have collected a dollar and three bits, andhave the promise of another dollar in the course of a few days. ae BORN. = At You Bet, Jan. 24th, 1885, to D. B. Harris and wife, a daughter, At Nevada City, Jan. 29, 1885, *to George Tracy-and-wife, @ daughter. Read This Carefully !\p 0 We will sell you Boots and Shoes for the next 15 days cheaper than you ever bo&ight them .before. Avail yourselves of this great opportunity. Examine and judge for yourselves, _Remember, this sale will be for FIFTEEN DAYS ONLY. pole Matos en 7 orth. ——Ol —+. BOOTS & SHOES, Purehased at a Bankrupt Sule at 20 ets on the Dollar Of their original value, which we will sell to you at g9@P"-PRICES NEVER BEFORE KNOWN “IN NEVADA’ COUNTY ey We will open up on the date above mentioned. Said stock of goods consists of the most VALUABLE, DURABL E AND BEST KNOWN BRANDS, and we will sell them $9@¥-50-percent lowerthan_any othér-house in Nevada City can buy them regular. -THIS IS NO Me bug, and wetean what wessay> CALL “EARLY, IT WILL BE SAVING OF DOLLARS AND CENTS TO YOU. LESSER & CO., Purchasers of the Bankrupt Stock of R. L. Lloyd Salesroom--Next to Union Hotel, NEVADA THEATRE, 2 IN ights Only. Tuesday and Wednesday, IRECT from a successsitl_eng-yement of four weeks at the Bush street Theatre,.San Francisco, and first appearance ip 12 years of the OKIGINAL and OLD-TIME FAVORITE MINSTREL COMEDIAN, BEN COTTON! Supported by his young and talented daughter, IDALENECOTTON, Mrs. Nellie Cotton, -AND A First-Class Urs metic Company, Tn their Come'y Prana, written and arranged expressly for them, in 3 acts and prologue, entitled TRUE DEVOTION! During the play BEN and IDALINE COTTON will introince SONGS, DANCES, BANJO SOLOS, IMITATIONS, Etc. Endorsed by the press and public, east and-vest, for-the past four-years, Francisco press unanimous in praise of the stars and play. Prices as usual. Reserved seats at Vinton’s Drug Store without extra charge. Bex Corton & Sam. C, Mort.... Maragers JOE CORCORAN.. ..csnee Business Agent jan2s GRAND UNIFORM BALL TO BE GIVEN BY — THE FIRE DEPARTMENT OF NEVADA CITY AND NEVADA LIGHT GUARD, AT HUNT’S HAL er VADA CITY ON Friday Evening, Feb, 20, 1885. o-——_ Music by Goyne’s Full Band. o—-—Committee on Arrangements: u. M SUKEFORTH, JOHN BLASAUF, R, D. CARTER, E, C, WOOLF, WILLIS SILVA, F. W. BOST, A, H. WALGRATH, ALLEN CLANCY, D, F. GETCHELL, — FEBRUARY 3d and 4th, 1885. The San fT FORWARD, MARCH! In beginning the year 1885, we desire to briefly review the record of the year just ended ‘and point out some of the things that have so far contributed Our constant aimmhas been to offer such inducements to

to thée~popularity and success of our store.the buying public-that they. find it to their own: interest to trade with us;and the large patronage we ‘have been favored with shows that our efforts have not been thrown away. The four-pillars upon which we have built our business are J ustice, Imp artiality, One Price, Absolute Satisfaction. We have endeavored to keep at all times not only the largest and most complete assortment: of Dry ;Goods, Fancy Goods and Millinery, but the Most Fashionable and Freshest of everything in these lines to be. found in the wholesale market. In fixing prices on our. goods WE DO NOr ASK OURSELVES “How much will the people be willing to pay” for this-or that-article? BUT. THE QUESTION IS, “How small.a margin can we add to cost price and yet do a safe business?” * We know we have been successful in building up a large trade that is not confined o -Nevada City, but extends to the surrounding country. We do not believe this could have been done without a stric observance of the rules that govern our business pitethods5 iia Sie a alae ae Thankful for—theliberalpatronage~extended-us during 1884, we confidently hope that it will be accorded to us by the appreciative and discriminating buyers dnring the year 1885 Yours Respectfully, MRS. LESTER & pw FORE. Sr “Nevada. Drug Store, Corner Broad and Pine Sts., Me v adds a City —-—9 ee WALTER 0. VINTON = <eaeee Eetor COZNER PINE AND Here is a sample Men's Cassimere Suits BEAVER SUITS, Boys’ Suits, fr Boys’ Suits. fr Men’s Heavy Overal ,Men’s Shaker Socks, Children’s Pebble Goat Gen’s Genuine Eureka Having noRent-t0 other £18. MEN’S OVERCOATS FROM $5 TO $20. = (ie Redtuctiow in Clothing a CASPERS, COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA city Gods Sold at abut what oer Dealers pa fr tay of Prices of a few. Articles : fli rant teed Chssitere-~ ONLY $10. $12 “ “c ay uc —— I ’ ~ s +6 «s ics “6 $i8 3 2 ‘“ “ “ «6 $20. FRENCH DIAGONAL SUITs, Sig, om 4 to8 years, $3.50, om 8 to 12 years, $5. Boys’ Suits, from 12 to 18 years, $7. ls, 50 CENTS A PAIR. Men's Merino Undershirts and Drawers, 25 CENTS EACH, Men's Brown Duck Pants, 37 GENTS A PAIR. Men’s Marysville Flannel Undershirts, $f] EACH, 12 CENTS A PAIR. WHITE FAMILY BLANKETS, $3.50 A PAIR, Bed Comforters, 87 Cents a pair. Button Shoes, sizes from 8 to 11, $1,25, Misses Button Pebble Goat Shoes, from 11 to 2, $9.59. Ladies’ Kid Shoes, 2 to 7, $2.50, Boots, sizes 6 to 10, $4, United Workingmens’ Cornish Clinker Boots, $4.75. pay is only one of the Reasons Wi [ sell Goods 50 per cent. Cheaper than any Dealer in Nevada County, Organized in 1858 NORTHWESTERN DMutual LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, F MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN, Paid to Policy Holders 9. 0 =a» we tsince Grgamization — $92,769,390.81 Total Premiums Rec'd. 4, 961 145. 12 Excess of Assetsand Pa ments to Policy nln 5, 950. §9 over Pre ium Receipts Dividends to Policy Holdersin each of the past Eleven Years unequalled by those of any other Company on similar Policies, THE NORTHWESTERN stands among the highest of the life companies of the country in strength and security, as shown by the ratio of surplus to liabilities. Its location has given it an immense advantage over companies located in the great moneyed centers, whose vast accumulations of wealth and capital lessen the rates of ‘interest. Add to this that many of these companies are. compelled by charter requirement to make their investments within their own State and the cause of the gfeat difference in the cost of poliries. Its endowment policies will payfrom 5 to 6 per cent. compound interest,” life insur ance thrown in.~For further particulars apply to “ é HOWELL & ABBOTT, General Agents, 339 Kearney™Street, San Francisco, orto B. WALRATH; District Agent Nevada City. m21 STOP THAT COUCH Y USING THE GUM TREE COUGH SYRUP. If once tried in your family will prove free from anything to icken the stomach, and the only safe remedy for stonping a cous ghand building up weak lungs. It has no equal asa cure for Consumption, and is made from the leaves of the Australan Gim or Eucalyptus Tree, coiabined with Hoarhound Syrup. W. D. VID TON, Agent, Nevada City DR SANIFOIRETS. a .” The Largest, the lest and Cheapes Grocery House in Nevada City _——o0—-— — TOASTED TES ASS Ainder the new process, requiring one-third less quantity = to produce the-same strength as old Teas, and the pricés are plainly mi arked on each pound package: Grades. Prices. SUN BOG ios oon cos Se ee O cents per poun Sunshade 0285 6005 0 es Be tie euiarns 60 cents per pound Sunshine.. .,,... iaerioea a uee ed eek es 75 cents per pound Sunrise pie $1 per pound Everything usually found in a First-Class Grocery Establishment always kept on.hand. To those who have never traded with me I extend a_ special invitation to call before making their a 1S€S. _!8 ARD 20 COMMERCIAL STREET at ae Se CARR : eo 8 Pe CARR. CARR BROTHERS, a noted character. _——o<—m> oe Hoy Tom Frren is going to make bis future home in Stockton and forma.partnership with Congress. nan Louttit to practice law. —_—— eee A MAN was found frozen to death in Cincinnati Wednesday morning. Avpurn, Maine, has cut its _____Mayor’s wages 25 per cent. “Absolutely Pere. This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude’ of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. SoLb ONLV IN CANS. Royau Baking Powper Co,, 106 Wall St. N ae “Tae ice carnival at Montreal is now in full blast. Don’t ook Like a Wreck. e ‘When a man is going down hill everybody is. ready. to give hima kick.”? Yes, thatisso. It. is gad, but natural.Why, many fman and woman, seeking employment, would have got it if ‘their hair hadi’t been ay, _ Om howe pes 8 Parker’s Hair is then’ the best investment. It stops falling hair, promotes new growth and restores color. Clean, highly .perfumed, “not adye. A great improvement over any similar preparation, and _ at the low ‘price of 50c. ‘i BO Assessment -Notice, cpalrion MINING COMPANY.—Loeation of principal place of business, San Francisco, California. Location of works, Nevada county, Catifornia. Notice is hereby given, that at a meetin of the Board of Trustees, held on the 28t day of Jan., 1885, an assessment (No, 18) a ‘Len (0c) Cents per share. was levied u thecapital stock of the corporation, paya’ le icomentabely in United States gold coin to the Secretary, at his office, NoBoy bead gomery street, San Francisco, © Any stock upon whicht cas shall remain — TSnpatd On on FRIDAY, Sixth (6th) day of March, Te 4 delinquent, and advertised ‘oytaie’ at publi¢ auction, and unless s_-payment is made before, will be sold ie Goeney, the twenty -sixth (26th) day of . h; 1885, to pay the delinquent assessment, together ca . costs of advertising aoe expenses of a EO. WETZEL, Becrefa mre 522 enter street, len Fran jan3 1 Floor Directors: L. M. SUKEFORTH, E. C, WOOLF, ALLEN CLANCY. Sa Qe Floor Managers: R.'D. CARTER,, J, G. HARTWELL, F. W. BOST, E, W, SMITH, WILLIS SILVA, HARRY DOUGLASS, ©. J. BRAND, W.F.ENGLEBRIGHT, CHARLES GRAY, A. R. LORD, ea {JOHN BLASAUF, _ MOW SBP DOUGLASS. . —-——0 = — Reception Committee: Je A. RAPP,“ ~~ LOUIS SEIBERT, JOHN FHOOK, Fy EILERMAN, W. 2/SHURTLEFF, GEO. A, NIHELL, — HURST, . JOHN E, ISAAC, . F, SIMONDS, P. CLANCY, = L, THURSTON, J, ©, RICH, — +) ee . Fickets. wae , 1 50 (Admitting 1 cain ane 2 ladies.) : ae eee eee 4 Ladies without escort..... Sierieieey Gallery, ladies 35 cents, gentlemen 50 cents. A Large” Stock” of Patent Medicines, Fine ee Fancy Soaps, et a Brushes, Hand Mirrors, Toilet Articles of all kind: Careful’ Coation fuven to Compoauding Presoriptions 5 ~. By a Competent Druggist and Perfect Purity Guaranteed, . AGENT FO R THB BEsT INSURANCE COMPANIES IN. THE WORLD a Northern & Queen, aarp La, a Keep Posted u all Events Transpiriag ip. Nate baliforni, ~——="Talze the-=— ‘Nevada City Daily ‘Transcript, 15 cents A WEEK, OR $7 PER YEA NVIGORATOR DR. SANFORD’S LIVER INVIGORATOR is just what its name nig. be a Vegetable Liver Medicine, and for diseases resulting from a deranged. or torpid_condition 6f tne Liver; suchas Biliousness, Costiveness, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Malaria, SickHeadache, Rheumatism, etc.; an Invaluable Family Medieine. for full information send your adhag? a _ card for 100 page book on “Liver and its Diseases,” to Dr. 24 Duane Street, New York. sii Any Druggist will tell you its Rep* “ @ < € $10 $10 310 An Energetic Man. We. WISH or Woman in ey. , ery nei bborh 5 socom cod on the » Pac: == For tuil particulars address, intl ca San Francisco. : {80-42 Proprietors of THE PALACE DRUG STORE. Corner Pine and Commercial sts., Nevada City, Keep constantly on hand a large and complete stock of everything usually found in PAINTS, OILS, -VARNISHES, ETC., SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS All kinds of Periodical Pictorialy and Newspapers. Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, J. J. JACKSON, ~ = == PROPRIETOR, First ee: Drugs store: si eh 1 Equaling in aroma, flavor and delicacy the Teas as us€d by the natives in Japan. ho The-following PURE JAPANESE TEAS are fresh toasted eects acura and. easel ly. com pounded by a a careful and competent pg THE FINEST BRANDS OF CiSARS: