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THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. .
NEVADA CITY, CAL.
& ‘ —
FRIDAY, JAN. 5.”
Pe LIFE INSURANCE
“
The Best and Cheapest—Within the
Reach of Everybody—A Bare
“Chante—Brand & Basseti, ihe . .
Agents.
The Homie Benefit Association, of
San Francisco, id one of the most
popular and reliable institutions in
the State. It was organized about
two years ago by some o! the lending.
men at the Bay,ana is now establish
ed upon a firm basis. The projectors
of this Association became convinced
t ‘after a thorough examination ‘of the
fotmedwhose tates-could —be—fixed
lower than those of -any —life insurance company in existence, and they.
have proved the correctness of their
judgment by the anibounded success
which hasattended the new enterprise. Policies taken out in the
“Home Benefit Association are cheaper and the responsibility of the..offi-}.
“cers are equal to any insurance com“pany in the world. ~Phe~rates~erey}
—..-within-the reach of the poor -as well .
as the rich, and every person who
has a family dependent upon him
should not fail to procure @ policy in.
this “Home Benefit Association.
Brand & Bassett, of this city, hve
been appointed agents for the Company and are now preparéd to issue
ceria esiceccucacsaniee
policies. Persous desiring their lives] Fntrance Fee..... fete e cere e eens 8. ooff
gosured should not fail tuascertain fall
\
1
particulars about the Home Beuefit Annual F ee for expenses (in adyance)... 3 00,4
Association before insuring in any
other Company, * The Trustees of} $2, 000 BENEFIT. .
this company consist of the following Entrance Fee...; ae ges og ee $1 Sa .
_________named_ gentlemen: George T.-Haw.
ley, Marcus C. Hawley & Co.;Charlee. Annual Fee for expenses te Peer ag use & OS
H. Fish, President Consolidated :
~ Virginia Mining Company; W. C™ $3, 000 BENEFIT.
Randolph, (an old resident of Nevada E F
City), Randolph & Co.; J. 8. Wall, pitante P66 oo os cs es es Wee ee ke $15 00
2 Earnest, Wall & Co.; E, C. Sessions, Annual Fee for experise (in advance) ae 7-00
President Oakland Bank of Savings;
;
James ‘Teaff, Capitalist, Oakland; $5, 000 BENEFIT. :
zt Harvey W. Snow, Fire ~Insurance; :
=
Ambrose Cornwall, Oakland; “T. C. Entrance i, See i oe ee eee rer $20 00 }
~~ Coogan, Barham & Coogan; W. Hy iesiees : . }
Chickering, Chickering & Thomas; Annual Fee for expenses (in advance) ii 10 00
Samuel Baker, Stevens, Baker & Co.;
Teaac P, Allen, with the Bank ol $10,000 BENEFIT. :
California; William H. Quion, with Ton Sencha of beaks aa.
Huntington, Hopkins & Co-; Frank C. ( ceed $5; )
Havens, Havens & Co.; Henry J. Membership F BO i ras $30 reve)
_ Booth, President;Andrew S. Brownell,
Sscretary. We herewith append th:
familiar names of some ofthe most
prominent men in this State who
have taken out policies for $5,000 and
$10,000 in the Home Benefit Association, thus showing that they re_garditasa good company: Judge
E. W. McKinstry. Wm. C. Rana] fo
dolph, W. H. Quinn, of Huntington,Bank; James Moore, Paying Teller o!
a list of which can be obtained oi
Brand & Bassett.
Herewith we append what a few
of the members of-the Home Benefit.
Association have to say abont the
company:
Have carefully examined thé
workings of the Association, atid believe in its future success and usefulbess, J. C, Maynard,
Insurance Commissioner State, oir
California. gels
Yo those desiring’ sé insurance, ]
heartily recommend this: Association.
ALEX. Bava;
Assessor City and Conte of San
Francisco,
Tconsider the plan of our je
ciation to be the most equitable, for
both young and old. —
: E, M, Brock,
Carmen Island Salt Works, Front
Street.
Am pleased to express’ my satisfaction with the management of our
Association. © G. G. Burnett,
Druggist, Montgomery Street,
The equitable rates and small cost
of insurance. in our. Assuciation,
brings it within reach of all.
CHARLES-GLAYTON,
Commission Merchant,
Having had large experience. in
"the working of life insurance, and after a close examination of the Home
Benefit Association, I most heartily
écommend it.
mee
Wo. E. Hay,
317 Montgomery St. eet.
Formerly Agent— of the Mutual’
Life Insurance Co,.of N. Y.
Read the. advertisement of the
Home Benefit Association in another
column of to-day’s TRANSCRIPT,
an ee ‘teniiaieminmultisiaas” Toe .
; For Kent.
The store now occupied by L
‘Nathan, in Transcript Block, is offered for rent. Possession given
and shelving are offered for sale at
-price. : if
“matter, that’ = company could” be}>’ January Ist, 1883. The “counters .
> ee
BRAND
.
BOSS COFFEE POT,
“EPICURE” JAPAN TEA;
THISTLE DEW WHISKY,
The Cheapest and Best
Life. Insurance
IN THE WORLD ! .
2
‘HOME, BENEFME ASSOGLTON
Providing Mutual Insurance to Mem2 bets. on the Assessment Plan. = .
$1, 000 BENEFIT.
be
Medical Examination Extra.
ASSESSMENT RATE TABLE.
“Assessments are. graded according to the ages of
members when the assessment is called, as follows,
or each $1, ooo benefit: :
Hopkins & Co. ; H. F. Williams, E Under 20 years, $o: 70. 50 to 83 6
M. Block, W. B. Bancroft, of A. L. ie ‘ 8 . .
Bancroft & Co.;J. P: Lecount, ot . 20 {0:25 0153 to § it
Lecount Bros.; Henry C. Dodge, L.}25-to 30 “ fe} S6to go“
F. Rowell, { Wells, Fargo & © s 5 : well, 0: ellis, Fargo 0.5 és
‘“
Alex. Badlam, Assessor of San Fran39 tO 35 “ : 1 00/58 to 60
es ~“eiseo; John Sedgwich, Sheriff of Sau} 35 to 4O “ 1 15. 60 to 62 “
Francisco; Js P. Allen, of Bank ol 40 to 45 “ ok 30: 62 to 64 pe
California, Geo. Grant, paying telle: . s : ee
of the Anglo-Californja Bank; E. C.}45 tO 50 1 70. Over 64
Sessions; -President of Oaklanu re
assessment will not be necessary for each
Nevada Bank,and hundreds of otheis,. death, as each assessment Will probably yield an. #
amount sufficient to pay several benefits. \
‘BASSETT, AGENTS.Nevada I Drug Store. Store,
Corner. Broad and Pine Sts.,
WALTER D. VINTON,
septal aceals
/A Large Stock of Patent Medicines
Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soi Ps,
Combs, Brushek; Hand Mi
Toitet Article
Careful Attention Given to Compounding Prescriptions
By a Competent Druggist, and PERFECT PURITY guaranteed.
i) 10
50
80
30
80
40
fare)
nN
N ene ea
ee
$3
4
ee.
Nevada City,§Cal
irrors,
s of all kinds. .
AGENT FOR THE BEST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES EXTANT,
“ IMPERIAL, LONDON, NORTHERN AND QUEEN.” .
—AND———
~ LIVERPOOL, , LONDON: AND GLOBE.” _ é
-18 and 20 Cliaimenalal Street,
NEVADA CrTyY.
—— -——1.4, JACKSON, ,PROP'R.
—AGENT FOR— =
At Grass Wate, J Jan. 8, 1883, to Wm. Nan. :
an. ah cae
SPARKLING
_Aslo keg
en tes
am . GRAND. PRIZE CHAMPAGI
in heed, ge an Powger,
* ECLIPSE EXTRA. DRY CHAMPAGNE,
MUSCATEL CHAMPAGNE,
For Christma Mouth t
7
Ever brohght to Nevada City!
The Finest Assortment of
Consist gin part of
Work Boxes,
Handkerchief Boxes,
~ Glove Boxes,
Trays,
apes Goes .
s
4 Mats,
TO BE — AT:
on
Dolls of all sizes,
ifs. Lier & Cra’.
. Canvasses,—
Toys of all kinds,
Perfameries,
Work Boxes,
Albums,
Jewel Cases,
Ete., Etc., Ete.
TO'BE FOUND AT _
7
—_—o—
THE. LARGESLSTOCK OF.
Worsteds,
lee Wool,
Cardboards,
Embroidery Silks,
Patterns,
Gold and Silver Braid,
to FANCY WORK,
Mater Gravis,
-o— =
taf FROM NEW YORK HAS JUST .
BEEN RECEIVED -A-BEAUTIFUL
LINE OF
Lace Ties,
‘TO BE FOUND AT
2
Luce Collars, _
Lace Handkerchiefs,
Lace Tidies,
AT THE STORE OF
Pena
Pictare Frames,
Easels, <
Wall_Pockets,
/'Bracketa,
—AT—
MRS.
Sega
A_FENE DISPLAY OF
DRY GOODS,
Including Large, Lot of
AT THESTORE OF .
mus.)
Lester & Crawford.
~ MISLINRRY
HATS,
FEATHERS, Ete,
—O-—
. firs, Lae
And_ everything pertaining . }
.
3 een snes penance aS comer enw ome
Mrs. [ester & Crawford.
—
LESTER & CRAWFORD!
Cw Deus Cus,
OF THE VERY LATEST = sein
TRIMMINGS,
.
.
:
.TRIMMED jand UNTRIMMED
sar ir YOU WANT TO BUY FINE
HOLIDAY PRESENTS AT
-y Low. Pri
RS. LESTER & CRAWFORD,
MAINBSTREET,
Near the jUmlon Hetel.
cai .
ee eee
--DON*E_FAIL TO CALL AND INaioe eos ABOVE STOCK.
e.
2
Groceries,
.
:
.
Great Variety Sr, ,
GARTHE,
+ DEALER IN
Provisons, .
Canned Goods, ete.
DESIRE TO GALL.THE— ATTENTION:
id of the people of Nevada City and County to the Large and Varied Stock now in my
Store on
L:
Commercial Street, 3
Consisting of Everything to be found
in a First-class Grocery Store.
Imported Wiies & Liquors
FOR MEDICINAL PU RPOSES.
Fresh Vegetable, es, California and}
. Tropical Fruits.
VERY }OW PRICES.,
Forthe .veral patronage extended to me
in the past I return my sincere thaiks &
ask a continuance of the same.
L, GARTHE, .
ae
COMMERCIAL STREET 2 1\/DACITY
FORE INSURANCE, .
GUARDIAN
Insurance Comp y
OF LONDON,
ESTABLISHED '!82l.
PAID-UP CAPITAL
FIRE ASSETS EXCEED
HATS,
Men's Scotch Suits,
= ‘
TPVUE undersigned having been duly apMen “3 Beaver Suits,
poin
Gre at Reductions
READY MADE CLOTHING .
To the People of Nevada County +
z= IMPROVE THIS ‘UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY 7 =
~ On and after: To-day.
li Cor of Pine and Gt
at LOWER Rates than Ever Before sold i in Nevada, :
Having: bought a-very_ large consignment 0 ob oe ee sae
MENS’, BOY'S, AND YOUTH'S CLOTHING,
Men’s Cassimere Frock Suits, formerly $25.00 now $18.
Men’s Broadcloth Suits, formerly $30 now-$25.
ie Entire Stock in the store. oy
mmorcial Sts. Will be, sold
—_—-—-—9 —— —
BOOTS, SHOES, ETC., ETC.,
I have deemed it best to set nk the Prices of a-few articles, namely :
Men's Cassimere Suits, formerly $18.00 now $12.00.
formerly $20.00 now $14.
formerly $22 50 now $18.
Resident Agents.
Ot the above company, are fully prepared to
t risks upon approved roperty ok the
Seg usually charged by “first-class Britistr
offices.
This Company
Has the
Largest Paid“Up
_Capital —
xy Of any Compatiy doing business
IN THIS COUNTRY.
‘BRAND = BASSETT
Dec. 27-1m.
pul -~~ Resident Agents
Common-sense Remedy.
~SHLIGYLICH,
No more Rheumatism, Gout,
or Neuralgia.
Immediate Relief Warranted.
Permanent Cure Guaranteed.
IVE YEARS ESTABLISHED AND
“never known to fail in a single case
acute or chronic. Refer to all prominent
physicians and druggists for the standing of
‘. SALICYLICA. ‘
25 « SECRET :
4g THE ONLY DISSOLVER OF THE’
POISONOUS URIC ACID WHICH EXIStS IN THE BLOOD OF RHEUMATIC
AND GOUTY P4TIENTS.
SALICYLIC’ is known as a common
sense remedy, because it strikes directly at
the cause of Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia, while so many so-called specifics and
seewoees panaceas only treat locally the ef= 3s
PORK PACKING
ESTABLISHMENT,
Main Street, nearly opposite
Union Hotel, Nevada City;
NAFFZIGER & CLOULMAN,
PROPRIETORS.
KEEP CONSTANTLY
choice stock of
HAMS, BACON AND LARD,
ay has been conceded by eminent scientints that outward applications, such as rubbing _with— oils, oin.ments,liniments and
epee & Totiona will not eradicate those disich are the result of the poisoning
of the blood with Urie-Acid.
SALICYLICA works. with marvelous effect on this acid and so removes the disorder. Itisnow exclusively used by all célebrated physicians of Europe. Highest Medical Academy of Paris reports % per cent.
cures in three days.
REMEMBER ie
THAT SALICYLICA. Isa certain cure for
—AT—
oo
_ We invite the public jouevnien a call.
Naffziger& Cloudman,
Nevada City Dee. 12th, 1882.
ey ¥ ange er eet =
Thousands of gtimonials sent on application.
: $1 A BOX, 6 BOXES FOR $5.Sent free bn receipt of money.,
Ask your Druggist for it.
COAL, OIL..
Star Light, Sun Sight and Continental Brands. Warranted ie.
Pages Ret ececece
Washburne & Co,, Proprietors
287 Broadway, cor, Reade St.
NEW YORK.
Delivered at any reuababte distance.
At. Guild's auction~House,
Commercial Street, a7
_Men’s Cassimere Pants, formerly $4.50 now $3. .
Men’s Cassimere Pants, formerly $5 now $3.50.
Men’s Cassimere Pants, formerly $5.50 now $4.
~Men’s Cassimere Pant;, formerly $6 now $5.
‘Overcoats, all shades and colors, for Men, Youth and Boys at Great Reduction.
Boy's Suits from $4 up. Latest style Hats at very low-rates.
. Men’s Merino Undershirts and Drawers, 37 cents, 50 cents, and id cents.
California ‘Gray Undershirts and Drawers, $1 to $1.25. —Shaker Socks, white and-g-a:
+ Uniaundriet_ Shirts from 75
Great Reduction in Men’s and Boy’s Boots.
Mining Boots at $4.50, and all others accordingly.
Overalls 37 cents « pair. Cotton bundle Socks 75 cents ‘Per ‘doz.
Blankets, all colors at San Francisco Prices.
_ Ladies, Misses and Children’s Shoes, at Greatly Reduced Prices, 3
This is decidedly the Greatest inducement ever offered.
I might go on and enumerate article upon article i in, my line whied I am determined to sell at lon prices
han they have ever been sold in this section of country,
In order to satisfy yourselves of the truth of the above, and be convinced that this is is no clapment, we invite you to eall.and examine these goods and the prices:
on {hand a large and}
Pork, Spare-ribs & Sausages,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL .
RHEUMATISM, GOUT and NEURALGIA. . ~~ ——~ al
e most intense ns ar ed almost
instantly. pains are cubdued almost) PEROSENE! KEROSENE!
Give it atrial. Relief % .
atlel guarantend Ot inge+ yop RECEIVED another large consignmer
Do not be deluded into taking imitations or Fire Test, __
substitutes, or something recommended “LIST OF PRICES FOR CASH:
‘just as good.” Insist on the genuine with }"Half Galion.e........0...: 25
the name of WASHBURNE & CO., on each . Qine Gallon
box, which is guranteéd chemically pure uuate hiagee anaes el,
der our signature an indispensible requisite . Ope Five Gallon Gan Teste eee et eee $1 75
to insure suceess in the treatment. Take ES ON eee $3 25
no othes, of send tous. Four. at
.75 per dozen:
to $1.25-each:—-Worth from 1. 60 te $2.50 aah
trap arrangeCASPER,
the Pioneer tay Store! 2
ey [ al, and ter Like Bern For Over I Yea
Choice Familv Groceries.
. \
At No. 52 Broad Street... svntines Morgan & Roberts’ Block
. OPPOSITE COUNTY TREASURER'S, OFFICE
—o
My long experience in buying enables me to place before my eustoners the BEST QUALITY OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE
PRICE. I keep constantly on hand
“Our Taste Sugar Cured Hams and“Bacon, the Choicest! in the
World, Also, “Deep Sea” and “Just Right” Mackerel
New Orleans Molasses, New and Bright Georgie’s
Codfish. Wood and Wi low Ware, Croc
i ery, Nails, Candles, &c., &e.
iy Morro I8:——EAIR AND SQUARE DEALING——A DOLLAR WORTH
GOODS-¥OR’ A DOLLAR IN COIN.
CHARLES E, MULLOY,
,
.
of
Have now their Large ani Comp
Silver Platéd Ware,
WATCHES, CHAINS, FANLY DRESS,
Autograph Album
JUVENILE BOOKS, in grea, variety.
N
a DOLLS, DOLL CARRIA
lete Stock of Holiday Goodsiready forcustomers.
Gold Pens, Gold & Plated J nye ee
3, Photo Albums, :
“CUPS and SAUCERS, VASES,” ROCKIN
\GES, ies AND PICTURES, Etc.
Whist Nisin Holders.
-POEMS, in Cloth, Morocco and Tre-calf Bindings.
G HORSES, WAGONS, °TIN HORNS, .
2
ze our store will ingest your trade.
£>= we
We have taken. great pains yo select our G
ae
—ae
“ORDERS FRC FROMTHE “COUNTRY PROMTLY AND. ‘CAREFULLY FILLED.
ogds to please ees, a feel sure that a visit te