January 7, 1885 (4 pages)

_. templates removing in the Spring TY. aie Y = ~ Teas htoasted 0 produce arked on rices. r pound ir pound 2 pound: r pound . s Groo those special SES. ANY HE PRICE les. Order. ‘and ‘Copper Wolk -ed as a good omen for Sacgent’s _ family residence at Grass Valley. * of Nevada City.Council, No. 234, ' _ hall by-a number of invited guests and a fine programme of musical to be-served at the dining-room: of " sideri there is nothing done by the hydra iners. « * i 4 ~ ‘ = and make it long, Daily, Mondays ae Sissi. TERMS : { $7.004 Ex-Supérvisor Day left yesterday afternoon for home. He confrom Truckee to Washington Territory, to engage in the lumbering business, having had many years’ experience in that line: . J. Minor TaYioz,well known to many -of our people, and who was when last heard from seriously ill in Connecticut;where he went on a visit, has returned to the” Comstock in good health. Sina W. H. Parks of Yuba eaey got away with his appointmentsin the caucus for Speaker of the Assembly. This fact is many regardSenatorial prospects. ee ee Mr. Micueti will next weeks organize two evening dancing classes, one: for ladies and one for. gentlemen. Every Saturday evening a soiree will be held. Tue Senatorial contest promises to be very lively. According to all newspaper reports Sargent is in the lead, Perkins‘‘second and Estee third. County Surveyor Hartwe. has gone to Washington Mining district this week ‘to’ survey some claims to which patents are to be applied for. ‘\Suerirr Lorp will retain his Under Sheriff Holland and Deputy Carter will‘make their home at/l’ze sum glad I dedn’t hav noone this city. F. Emerman, proprietor of Stumpf’s Hotel, has been appointed by Sheriff Lord to furnish. food for the prisoners in the County Jail. ' ~ APPLICATION has been made. for: a dispensation to institute at this city a Parlor of the Native Sons of the Golden West. ee C. L. Percivan, of Canada, father to Mrs. Thos. Shurtleff, of this city, is paying a visit to his relatives here. es Contractors should read the advertisement of the City Clerk for bids to repair the Nevada street bridge. James Hacky has been appointings to succeed Mrs. J. phe a see Dr. Faruey and daughter, of North San Juan, were in town >-—————_ ne .H. Apams and A. D. Mason left yesterday afternoon for Sacramento: Mrs. R. D. Carter, wife of the e x-Sheriff, is quite ill. 5 >_> Mrs. D. McC arrny is seriously sick. Installation and Banquet. To-morrow evening the officers A. L. of H., will be “installed. After the installation ceremonies are concluded, the companions ‘ef the Council will be joined at their ‘and literary éxercises will be ¢arried out. Asaconclusior to the évening’s entertainment, supper is THE DAILY, TR TRANSCRIPT . bout-thern tu lite thu_bal up like _. wheere es gooin too. When we LEKSHUNS. Uh Few Lines From th “Oudden Jack” bout si E cimonaior in Mericu, ie ~“The following letter was written from Grass Valley, this county, to the Cornishman, a paper publishedin Penzance, Cornwall: _ Mr. Hepprrur—Derr Sar—I went way laast night far tu hear uh man taalk bout pollyticks, an T’m now gooen tu tell aye what I seed an heerd up thaare. We gote up to thestaashun bout seben aw klawk in the ebenen, an the train woz thaare waaten, an the awld inyen woz snarten an blawen like uh nauld steem jak. An, Mr. Hedditur, aws uh free traane an ef theese. seed: thu--rag-tag, thu skud-muh.anthu— bob-tailthat woz pon um, these .be satesfide bout lekshuns. Anyhow, after uh lot-ov wislen an hollen “‘hurraw,”’. we started an by golly ef uh dedn’t go like fire. Looks es ef thu awld inyen men woz shawen off ‘a. bit yow. Thu first thing ov any kanskwense we cum to woz'uh bal, an I tell they what yow thu men_up up thaare must ad sum gumshun they ded. Why, they ad thu ateth wunder in thu werld up thaare, (uh man prenten weth fire.) Awad to letters done gen we cum long. Won woz B an tuther woz. L. They sed they meeant Blaine an Logan, far thu prenters ar braa lively pollytishuns an uhs uh lot aw blew an red~fire thaare too. I spose theys thu felluh’s kulurs what he du prent weth. So we went flyen long thru candles an bunfires an peeple hollen an baalen tell we cum up tu-thu~stashun,—an-then,-awov thu smaal cheldern weh me, far aws nauthen but shuven an pauken. Butin thu hurry an skurry lots aw felluhs jumpt out weth Josef’s coat on (far aws maade ov lots ov kulurs, cusnu see?) an then uh felluh jumpt out (I bleve aws uh cappen,) an aw bigin tu_holler at thum, an aw luks tu me.es ef they cud onderstand, far they-pitched to farm intu lines; an every.man ad uh tarch give tu un, an then aw hollawd uhgen, an the ban gin tu play, an they all martched in thu~town. But aws aw dangres plaase tube in I can tell they, far sumday wor in thaare shutten all the time, an as I towld Ung Jan Bosanku when thu bullut es gon these dusn’t naw gote in thu town, Mr. . aw_I_wish—you’s thaare. never fargitet nu moore. Why, awd dazzle thu izes. I woz fraid thu town wud katch fire, far thu plaase woz full ov et, an they ad Hedditur, rawkets (but thays nawthen like what me an Jan Trevaskes used tu put off down in Gazzak Moor,) anwhen they git up in thu air they’d bust an thurty ar farty stars all kulurs wud fly out ov thum, yellub, an red, an blew. Anthen they ad things like guns, awnly out aw thaare mouths, WX OZ flyen stars thu same kulur es thu rawkets, but they didn’t go up: su high es the rawkets, Bo ov coorse they faaled down mongst the peepel, an the wemen were skreetchen like witnicks, fraid thays gooen tu be burnt tu uh cender an blawed tu peeces thu saame time, cusna see? -Anthen thu gress, Mr. Hedditur, aws euff ov et tu maake kauk nufffar uh tay-drinken en thu awld kuntry. After thu percesshun ad gadded round su much es. they. mine—tu, they brok—up THE MsTiC TIE. Masonic Installations -J oint fo st quet and Exercises. ing offivers elect and appointed of to} Nevada Lodge No. 13, F. and “A. M., were installed by Past MasterI.J, Rolfe, assisted by Past Master E. M. Preston.as Marshal: D. E. Morgan, Master; ©. -O. Weisenburger, S. 'W.; Wm. Barton, J. W.; P: Richards, Treas. ; J. H, Boardman Sec. ; Wm. Bar. ker, S. D.; E. A. Tompkins, J. D.; Fred. Tellam, Steward; Wm. Hocking, Steward; Wm. Holmes, Tyler; I. J. Rolfe, Marshal. The following officers of Nevada Chapter, No. 6, R. A. M., were then installed by Past: High Priest H. Stansfield with E. M. Preston as Marshal: I. J. Rolfe, H. P.; Jos. Thomas, K, ;,.Wm. Floyd, S.; DE. Morgan, C. H.; P. Richarta; Treas. ;> J.-H: Hourimnasi, Sec. ; H. Stansfield, P. S.; Wm. Barton, R::4. C.; R. Sara, M. 3. V.; G. L. Hughes, M:2. V.; R. Curnow, M.1. ¥V.; Wm. Holmes, Guard. The tables were then spread, and a superb banquet, prepared by Antoine Tam, was partaken of by the brethren of the mystic tie. It was certainly one of the finest banquets ever gotten up in this city. During the festivities, Past Master E. M: Preston presented the retiring Master, H. Stansfield, who had acted in that capacity for three years, with a beautiful Past Master’s jewel, made in this city by C. J. Bran the jeweler. The jewel is gotten up in a style equal if not superior to any made elsewhere on the coast: _After-dn—heur—spent—indiscussing the. good things prepared, toasts were given, speeches made, and a glorious time-had_ by all present. Ata late hour the banqyet broke up. Dropped On It. For some time the fare from this city to San Francisco and return within thirty days has been $14.80. Most. of our mer‘chants, and those who are posted. on the new rate, have taken advantage of it. Although ithas never -been advertised or posters issued to that-effeci, the Chinese merchants of this city and up-country have “dropped on itXin some way and during the past few days on going to the Bay have called for ‘‘tirty-day ticket flourteen dollar. eighty cents,”’ thereby — a Raving a one dotiar=——— Washington’s Birthday Party. The fire and military companies of this city contemplate giving @ joint party at Hunt’s month in celebration of Washington’s birthday, which comes on Sunday, the 22d of next month. The party will.probably be held the Friday evening'preceding the 22d. The very best of music will be furnished, the hall will be handsomely decorated, and the various committees will labor to make the. party the largest and the best of the year. The details have not been arranged yet. > Fine Raisins. James Douglass, son of Norval Douglass of this city, who has been paying a short visit to his parents, returned yesterday to his ranch near Dixon, Solano county. He put.upa ton of raisins the past season, and yesterday the Transcript scribe helpedto put down On Monday evening, the follow. Hall next . EXAMIN ATION QUESTIONS. The Problems that. Applicants for Teachers’ Certificates’ Must Wrestle With. The .senii-annual examination of applicants for certificates to teach in the public schools of the county, commenced yesterday morning at Washington school house in this city. Twenty-three aspirants are writing, twenty of them being ladies. in two of the three studies that were written upon yesterday : ORTHOGRAPHY. Incorporate, attorneys, trafficking, succulerit, proselyte, elysian, bronchia, pleurisy,transcendental, fallacious, initiate, synonym, shibboleth, hemorrhage, Cincinnati, >. chaparral, perennial, signify, periphery, twelfth, suicidal, mucilage, aqueous, arithmetician, peninsula. Syllableize the following: Incomprehensibility, demoralization, monocolyledonous, extraordinary, valetudinarian. Give five words whose meaning is determined by the accent. words in a separate sentence: Antipathy, ethereal, diaphragm, colleague, sterile. What is a dipthong? Give an example. Whatis a diagraph? Give an example. ~ Name the letters of the alphabet that,represents no sounds of they own. What are silent letters, and what are their office? What is a compound word? When is the hyphen-omitted _between the parts of a compound word ? T _. GRAMMAR. Of what does language consist? What is the basis of grammar? What is the difference between a personal pronoun and a relative pronoun? When are as and that used as relative pronouns? Analyze the following sentence and parse theunderlined words: We all believe umm To Be an honest MAN. Define voice, mode, tense. Conjugate the irregular verb LIE in all its words and tenses. Give the signs of the . tenses in each of the modes. : * When. the subject consists of words differing in person, how is the form of the verb or pronoun determined ? = When has an infinitive the conples. What isthe difference—between auabysie-and eynthisia? Which is of more importance-to the learner ? Correct the following sentences that require correction. Give reason for correcting or not cor-. recting: Which is the last of the two? Lintended to have called on you. You.ought to have helped me to liave done it. They have not registered “yet. Neither the servants nor their masters are to blame. : Parse each word in the following sentence: Could I forget what I have been I might the bet» ter bear what I am destined to. >_> Good Ore. J.J. Rogers has taken out a crushing from the mine on Piety Hill that he is working, and it will be put through Locklin’s mill. The ore looks as though it would pay well. AEE EO ARE IL al EN RE Don’t Give Up Yet. It doesn’t follow that a patient will die-because-_thedoctors—have Herewith we give the questions . ’ Write each of—the—following+ ‘. certificate, €4 39. struction of anoun? Give exam-} Amounts Paid In. The following amounts were paid into the County Treasury during the month ending 'Monday: G. E. Robingon,. non-residents of “Nevada school district, $8: E. F. Gerald, redemption certificate, $14 73. Mrs. L. Burdette redemption certificate, $11 43. Paul Boetcher, interest on solu land, $44 80, Wm. Melarkey, road poll. tax, $21 25. Reno Lumber Co., redemption certificate, $52 03. D. E. Josephi, interest-on school land, $32. D. Deadman, interest on. school land, $16. . I. J. Shepherd, Sedsiapbion certificate, $41 28. W. W. Chamberlain, ~redemption certificate, $18 04. ’ ‘J. H. Wilson, interest on school land, $5 69. John Bell, by J. Bishop, interest-on school land, $72. P., H. Paynter, . Justice fine, $4 70. ALR. Wadsworth, Justice fine, $4-70: John Webber, rent, $30. J. A. Rapp, Recorder’s fees, $232 55. R. D. Carter, Sheriff’s fees, $61. F. G. . Beatty, Clerk’s fees, $336 75. D., Collins, as poll tax, $130 05. G. E. Rotiuaon: taxes 1884-5 $106,234 90. 40. “Mrs. M. Fowler, _tedemption tahion fronr 3 G. E. Robinson, licenses, * $185. County Supervisors. ” Monpay, Jan; 5th,, The following additional bills were. allowed on the General Fund: mena John Baldwin $19 75, Brown & Calkins $10, J. M. Ballard $13, J. H. Byrne~ $5, E. Northup $55" 89. “‘Torspay, Jan. 6. The following bills were allowed on the General Fund: Citizens Bank ¢5, John Cune $5, J. Bou-4 tell $5, €. ReCole $5,“ Johnston “. $5, Mitchell & Compton $94°50, W. C. Jones $60, John Cleave ° $3, Fay & Lenahan $15, F. C. Luetje $2.50, M.C. Hogan $7, W. L. Wilkinson $4 55, T.Stewardson $1 50, J.Grimes $4, P. Rennert $750, Geo. King $2 50, J. H. Wentworth $2,J. J. Rogers $5,Geo. M. Hughes-$10 61, W. €.* Groves $4-50,;-P-H. Paynter, $13 50, Geo. 8. Farley $65,. John Keiser $90.85, Hussey & Co, $6,-JJ. Rogers $20, W. Walters $6, P. Clancy $12, W. B. Campbell $102.10, A. Bluméfittial $2.25, Legg & Shaw $47.81, G. E. Turner $25.36, Nevada Gas Co. $99.75, H.-L. Gove -$18, Rosenberg. Bros. $47.50, ‘Wells, Fargo & Co. $5.10, Eureka Express Co. $3.85, E. D. Bridges $10:50, J. Brannigan $13.75,. Harrison & Stout $52.34, J. G. Hartwell-$12.50, L. M. Sukeforth $221.6246, Citizens Bank $8.50, F. Nilon $7, Mrs. Waldron $7, Nevada City Water Works $55.25, C. E. Mulloy $6.80, M.-L. and D. Marsh $55:41, W. H. Crawford $4, H. J. Snow $4.90, D. Booth $27.50, Geo. W. Welch $39.24. Bad Sidewalks. Nevada City is not as badly off R. D. Carter, fine of J. E. Hoskins, $36. F. G. Beatty, Auditor’s fees on licenses, $13 50. G. E. Robinson, delinquent taxes 1884-5, $2121 19. EEE ARTIVALS &T THE LEADING HOTELS, NEVADA CITY. UNION HOTEL, Rector Bros PROPRIETORS * January 5, 1885. G.G. Allen, City, F. Sachs, City,B. Guscetti, Ranch, Jno. Sexton, San Francisco, W. J. Stewart, do Dr. F. M. Biber, do D."Bryan, Grass Valley, Wm. Stockim, City; E. M. Brown, do Mrs. Graham & 2¢. 2 W aaiington G. W. Eddy, W. AH. Mead, 4 Jno. Grissell, “do PLA. Judas, A. 8. Rallings, Mendocino, Geo. Lord, Grass Valley, Jas. P. Shoemaker, do Miss Isbester, San Jose, Miss Conn, San Jose,Miss Fowler, Sweetland, Miss Davis, do Miss Brown, do Miss Ferguson, San-Juan, B. F. Stewart, do C. L. Brown, Sweetland, Jno. Eagan, do J.F. Schroeder, Rough & Ready J. Treanor, San Juan, Miss E. Herrod, Rough & Ready Miss T. Brown, Des Moines, Ia., Jno. Spaulding, Siegler Springs. ~ NATIONAL HOTEL, 8. A: Bony. .c5.02Proprietor. January 5, 1885. B. Guscetti;Ranch, Dr. S: M. Harris, City, W. D. Harris, ~ do () Martin Coyne, M. M. Locke, J. M. Owen, Eagle Bird Mine, M. Bates, Washington, G.N. L. Powell, San Juan, W. H. Dahneka, San Juan, F. W. Russ, San Francisco, E, F. Halowell, do as many towns of its size in regard to quantity and quality of sidewalks but still there is plenty of room for improvement here. The Statement is often made that if a citizen break a leg or is otherwise injured by reason of some dilapidated sidewalk, the city can be held responsible for damages. tells us that is not the case.’ He says the responsibility is entirely upon the property-holder who permits his walks to get in a dangerous condition. Our citizens who have sidewalks should take note manner guard against getting into trouble of the kind. > Physloleds and Druggists== Recommend it. This medicine, combining Iron with pure vegetable tonics, quickly and c mpletely Cures Dyspepsia, ludigestion, Weakness, impu:e Blood, Malaria, Chills and Fevers, and Neuralgia. It is an unfailing remedy for Diseases of the K dneys and Liver It is mvaluable for Diseases peculiar to Women, andall who lead sedentary lives {t does not injure the teeth, cause head. ache, or. produce constipation’= UTHER IRON AbDICINES Do, it enriches and purifies the blood, stimu ates the appetite, aids the a» similation of food relieves Heartburn and Bel-hing, and strengthens the .nuscles and nerves. For Intermitt«nt Fevers, Lassitude, Lack of Energy, &c., it has no equal. aa The genuine has above trade mark and crossed reu lines-on wrapper. Take no other. Made only by Brown Chemical Co., “Baltimore, Md the Nattonal Hotel. ———_ ome Committed to Napa. James Purdy, of Boston Ravine, was committed yesterday to Napa Insane Asylum. He is aged about 50 years and married, and has®resided -in the county some ten years. Two years ago while coal mining in Washington Territory he received injuries on the head, and for six months past has been showing signs of mental weakness. He is an imbecile now. Bujlion Shipments. ~The shipments of bullion ‘from nei; ring mines through Wells Fargo & € “@ express office at this city during the nenth_ of December amounted to $1, 1165600. That is not a very bad showing;~ bencal sidering that being ~ You Can Have It. .“My dear, what would I give to have.your hair 2? is often' said by middk ies to young, ones. Madam, you may have just ak _hair. Parker's Hair Balsam w Rive itto you. It will stop oa falling off, restore the thick, soft-and glossy. You need . not’ stand helplessly envying the oe. ‘The is not oily, not .& dye, but is an elegant Z; and is especially i for its cleanliness and purity. ~ “Tens’s neks. Aw doont look » tame eo oe DEOK—UP« Sum went tu ben thu . felluh lekshur, but ef thee wart round. afterwards theese see sum oy thu awld chaps gooen round weth -uh nawld-maid-tinged up tu thaare arm. I spogse cawse thaare faathers used tu divet they’l du et tu. [-dedn’t put MaryJane up. thaare iar I thawt aws no plaase for har, out.gen won aw klawk<in “thu morndn, When thu mitten woz awver thu tragne started far hoome an then. thu ghastly awld buffleheads ov boys. wawden satesfide but they must. sput thaare arms round thu poor litt” ‘maadyow esefuh man es up tu gud, when es dooen that, but then thu. maadens ar su bad es thu boys. Iaant gote much moore to rite aye now.*: Give my specks tu all that kwire, an bleve: me tu be r humble sarvant, pee JAN TREZEDDER. SS SE Another Hotel. Ternan & Co. of this. city 4 hotel and saloon which they propos open immediately in the new min-. ing camp seven miles a the ‘town of Washington, this couit Tutere will be skating at the Theatre ¢very afternoon and evéning until further notice. -d21-tf _ —— ee ie For gsr and lodging or a good two bit me "Broad ‘street. =0.6. _—_—— a Se Attention Lawy ors. ie So ; A cor ete line of Lega ee : bived at Brand & ony ee an’s, Bs fe. 1 some ofthem. They were very fine, being large, plump and rich. >_> ° Justice Sowden’s Court. Annie Irwin, alias Mrs. Higgins, pleaded guilty to the’ charge of disturbing the peace-and was sent up yest2rday for five days. “Tributer’’ Richards upon being asked as to whether he would stand trial for committing battery to.and was committed for ten days: _Reorenced Profits. The Union. of yesterday says: The next annual report of the Narrow Gauge Railroad Company will make a better showing than last'year. The aggregate of_business wi not show as la 1 kt the experises considerably less. ~ ea When the lips are dry"or scarred, When the teeth are dark or dull, When thé tongue is hot and hard, . And fills the tainted mouth too full, And all thore ills before it fly. °.—_> -—___—— Still Reducing. Boys’ overalls 25 and 30 cts. Conan, sca je8-ly _ bility. = ee colics or cramps and. general deon Henry Damon, concluded not . ~ The magic SOZODONT. supply, “ly hl “given him up,’’ or that he will recover because they Jesuize to “pull him through,’ It is never too late to try the virtues of Parker’s Tonic. Mr. Michael Guilfoyle, of Birmingham, N. Y., was cured of rheumatism by it. after ten syears of. unspeakable suffering. Mr. R. W. Mosher, druggist, of the same city, certifies that he has sold over a thousand bottles utation for this and other cures. Mining Pipe for Sale Cunan Six hundred feet of heavy ‘eleven-inch iron’ pipe in good order. Apply at this office for particuelars. ti Housewife’s Favorite. We will send free for one entire year, to every lady who sends—ts at oncethe names of ten maried ladies, at same address, and 12 two-ct. .8tamps ‘for postage, our handsome, entertaining and_-instructive Journal, devoted to fash-, ions, faney work, decorating,cook. ing and household matters. Regular price $1°00. Send to-day, .and secure next umber. — Address, Domestic” Journal, Nunda, New York. 3 “n21-3m The Voltaic “Ce, of Marshall; at once Sa Hose’ pam: of Parker’s Tonic through its rep. . Young Men !-—Read This: See NBoukofsky Miss Nellie ae Bloowfield, Miss F. Edwards, do K. M. Ham, Sacramento, 8. Richardson, Columbia Hill, R. Neville, French Corral, §. A. Bulfinch, Truckee, S. P. Murphy, ’ Grass Valley, Wm. Avery, Federal Loan Mine J. M. Fow er, Carson City, W. G. Fenton, Dobbins AUCTION. Assignee’s 8 sale “Of dca Saddles, Bridles, Buggy Robes, Horse Blankets, ete. — Ranch. By order of the Assignee I will sell— . 5 “1 Double Heavy Farm Harness. 1 Double Spring Wagon do “1 Double Buggy Harness. 1 Single Gig Harness. 1 Single Heavy Buggy Harness. 1Single Medium Buggy Harness. 2 Single Light Buggy Harnesses. 3 Mexican Saddles. 1 American Saddle. 2 Side Saddles. Men’s heavy-tiailéd boots, $3. Ahe a ._1 Heavy Thoroughbrace Wagon. Men’s heavy tap soled kip boots, Michigan, offer to send their cele-. “12 Riding Budles. $3, $3 25.brated Electro Voltaic Belt and. 36 Horse Blankets. Men's heavy tap soled calf Mots, other Electric appliances on trial B Bugey Robes. -4$3° 25, $3 50. for thirty days, to’ men (old or Buggy Whips en’s single sole ¢alf pots, $3. young) afflicted with nervous’ ‘de. oH Riding Whips se lots just received and . bility, loss of vitality and man-} Brushes, Curry P iceate: .@arnes . hood, “and all kindred trouble. Circingles, etc., etc., d Pine, streets, ase" —, for cern © ia, . At‘my Salesroom on Broad street, ity; eee ~~ @1sparalysis, and many other dis-. =, a : peed eases. Complete restoration.to. _ _ Opposite National Hotel, : Oxe ofthe most suc rem-. health, vigor. and Se “Saturday, January 10th. edies ever advertised is 13. apteed. No risk is inc as a ‘Asthma Cure. It cures all thirty days trial is allowed. ‘Write. Sale to commence at 2 o’cloc Pe oe ; CLEARING OUT SALE OF Furnishing Goods, Clothing, Boys’ Winter Clothing, Hats, Jewelry and Noticus. HAVE KEPT THE GOODS LONG enough—to look at. Now I’m going to se!l em “regardless” and get some new ones. Tha best bidder takes ’em away. ‘AUCTIUN! AUCTIOA! AUVOTION! Saturday Evening, Dec, 13th, And every evening thereafter, “when we “Meel like it, at 46 Broad Street. diz C. A. BARRETT.” STOP THAT COUCH ¥-USING THE GUM TREE, COUGH ) SYRUP. If once tried in*your famiiy. will prove free from anything to_icken the stomach, and the only safe remedy for stop. ing a cough and building up weak lungs. Te bed noequal asa cure for Consumption, and is made trom the-leaves of the Aurtralan Gum or Eucalyptus Tree, combined with a Be sg Ww. D. UN, Agent, Nevada City DR, BR. M. HUNT, > : Physicisn, ; FFICE ar ‘VINTON'’S DRUG_ STORE} NEVADA CITY. . v8. Blue Tent Hydraulic .M.Co. A good lawyer, of this fact and in every possible . dress Nunda Publishing Co., Nun“faa, Ne ks AUCTION! —AUOHON!— Superior Court. The following business was transacted inthe Superior Court yesterday, Hon. J. M. Walling presiding: -« California Powder Works Co. Continued till further order of the court. The People vs. W. C. Pope. Arraigned and given till Monday next to plead. a eR The following were drawn to serve as trial jurors returnable on the 20th instant at 10 o’clock a. M.: , ae Grass Valley—B. Alcorn, Thos. Scadden, Wm. George, “James Faulkner, James Cooley, J.-H. Henderson, Edward Saxon, 8. Benoit, 8. D. Avery, Albert Matteson.Nevada—A. W. Herring, B.N. Shoecraft, G. W. Stewart, J.-H. Gray, David--Morgan, John_‘T. Morgan, H. D.Towle, L. W. Drey:uss,' Henry Puttemeyer. Bridgeport—W. H. Hicks, H. H. Armstrong. Washington—S:~ B: Crawford, Odi Misk, > , Rough and ~Ready—Robert Black, A. Y. Brown, E. M. Denton, S. M. Miller. Little York—O, K. Cloudman. Bloomfield—J. Craig. An ordet.was made for the Supervisors to select, according to law, 75 persons to serve as Grand Jurors during the year 1885, also to select 200 persons to serve as trial jurors.in the court. st aenneeinnied eet Before Breakfast Always use SOZODONT and rub it in well. It gives such pleasant relief from parched tongi 2 resulting from sleep, prom tes the healthful secretions of th mouth. It will cost more for meat and such things, but don’t begrudge it. S ettind Fine Cloths. J._A. Downing has received stock of cloths “which he is prepees to make up in gents’ suits, in the latest styles and at the lowest prices. my?2-tf <3 ——-——— Ladies’ Medical Adviser. A complete medical work for women, handsomely bo din clot and Nhistraind Tells how to cure and prevent all diseases of the sex, by treatment at home. Worth its weight in gold to every lady suffering from any of these diseases. Over 10,000 sold alfready. Postpaid only. 50 cents. Postal Note or 2-ct. stamps. Adn213m from New York a magrificent . Seott’s Emulsion of Pure. Liver Of], with hosp! Excellent for De i et Children, Dr. Charles C. Garrett, shin Texas, says: ‘I have used have derived much benefit from it in the marasmus of children, other medicants were * Svhotune de rejected.’’ Wood! “106 cords ‘of oak stove wood for sale at W. H. Smith's for cash. . < amelie al lieleslaes sin Sealed Rypwotnetey Found. ‘The owner'can recover them by calling at the Transcrirer office and paying for this advertisement. Don’r forget. that. J. J. Jackson keeps on hand all kinds of canned Bugar-cured hams, wines and liquors for medicinal purposes, and everything found in a first class gtocery store. jy19-tf Wented. A good respectable ‘woman to do sufficient housework to pay for her board and lodging nquire » at No. 7, West Howts street. 3t om Ome can be cured by, administering Dr. Haines’ Golden Specific. It can be give acup of coffee or tea error che kh of the person taking it, effecting a speedy and rmanent cure, whether the patient is a moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. made temperate men who have taken the Golden Specific in their coffee without their knowledge, and tg-day believe they quit drinking from their own free will. No hermfal effects result from its administration. Cures guaranteed. Circulars and testimonials sent Address, GoupeEN Speciric Co., 185 Race St., Cincinnati, O. County Scrip Notice. A LU WARRAN,S . registered s against the General Fund or any of the Road District Funds will be prid on presentation. Interest ceases from date, Gt. E. ROBINSON, Treasurer of ong de County. Nevada City, January 5th, Notice to a coro A CONTRACT will be let for the building and Poss rendone! of the walis on the Nevada Street Bridge: Brds will be received from-now UNTIu. MONDAY, JANUARY TWELFTH, 1585. The specifications can be seen at the store of W. G. RICHARDS, Clerk of the Board. td Proving Will. 1% the Superior Court, in and for the County of Nevada, State of Californis. inthe matter of the Estate of A. Phillips, dcceased. Pusuant to an order of said Superior Court made on the 8d day of January, A. D. 1885, notice is hereby given,that Saturday,the 24th day of phar ag at 11 o'clock, a. M., of said day, at the Court Room of said’ Court, at 4) e Goa House in the City and County of Nevada, his been appointed as the timeand ‘poe for provi: the Will of said Mary A.-Phillips, d when and where any person interested may appear and contest the same. F.G. BEATTY, Clerk. Dated Jan Emulsion for over a year, "a : Drunkenness, o1jthe Liquor HabitThousands of drunkards have been — tolerated by the stomach whens al earns knowledge — Johnson & Mason, asta for Leaman : ~ FORWARD, constant. aim has been to J ustice, ‘. this or that article? _—. BUT THE QUESTION 1S, but extends td. the surroun obse Sérvance of the rules methods: eotnpenet Jeatooend Yours oo : 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 _ to.the popularity and success. of our store. Our offer such inducegfients to 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. Phe four pillars upon which we have built our buSiness are Impartiality, samerrve diate eit CA EN NRE Absolute Satisfaction. We have igtlenisnnd bee 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 linés.to be found in the wholesale market. In fixing prices on our goods . WE DO. NOT ASK OURSELVES. . “How much will the, people be willing to “pay” for “How small a margin can we ‘add to. the cost: price and yet do a safe business?” ‘We know we have been successful in building up a large trade thatis not confined to Nevada. City, ding country. Wedo nop, believe this could have been done without.a strict Lou ‘that govern-our businiess oO Thankful for the liberal patronage: extentied us during 1884, we confidently hope, that_ it will be accorded to us. by the appreciative. and discriminating buyers dnring the year 1885. : ee Sn:

_. templates removing in the Spring TY. aie Y = ~ Teas htoasted 0 produce arked on rices. r pound ir pound 2 pound: r pound . s Groo those special SES. ANY HE PRICE les. Order. ‘and ‘Copper Wolk -ed as a good omen for Sacgent’s _ family residence at Grass Valley. * of Nevada City.Council, No. 234, ' _ hall by-a number of invited guests and a fine programme of musical to be-served at the dining-room: of " sideri there is nothing done by the hydra iners. « * i 4 ~ ‘ = and make it long, Daily, Mondays ae Sissi. TERMS : { $7.004 Ex-Supérvisor Day left yesterday afternoon for home. He confrom Truckee to Washington Territory, to engage in the lumbering business, having had many years’ experience in that line: . J. Minor TaYioz,well known to many -of our people, and who was when last heard from seriously ill in Connecticut;where he went on a visit, has returned to the” Comstock in good health. Sina W. H. Parks of Yuba eaey got away with his appointmentsin the caucus for Speaker of the Assembly. This fact is many regardSenatorial prospects. ee ee Mr. Micueti will next weeks organize two evening dancing classes, one: for ladies and one for. gentlemen. Every Saturday evening a soiree will be held. Tue Senatorial contest promises to be very lively. According to all newspaper reports Sargent is in the lead, Perkins‘‘second and Estee third. County Surveyor Hartwe. has gone to Washington Mining district this week ‘to’ survey some claims to which patents are to be applied for. ‘\Suerirr Lorp will retain his Under Sheriff Holland and Deputy Carter will‘make their home at/l’ze sum glad I dedn’t hav noone this city. F. Emerman, proprietor of Stumpf’s Hotel, has been appointed by Sheriff Lord to furnish. food for the prisoners in the County Jail. ' ~ APPLICATION has been made. for: a dispensation to institute at this city a Parlor of the Native Sons of the Golden West. ee C. L. Percivan, of Canada, father to Mrs. Thos. Shurtleff, of this city, is paying a visit to his relatives here. es Contractors should read the advertisement of the City Clerk for bids to repair the Nevada street bridge. James Hacky has been appointings to succeed Mrs. J. phe a see Dr. Faruey and daughter, of North San Juan, were in town >-—————_ ne .H. Apams and A. D. Mason left yesterday afternoon for Sacramento: Mrs. R. D. Carter, wife of the e x-Sheriff, is quite ill. 5 >_> Mrs. D. McC arrny is seriously sick. Installation and Banquet. To-morrow evening the officers A. L. of H., will be “installed. After the installation ceremonies are concluded, the companions ‘ef the Council will be joined at their ‘and literary éxercises will be ¢arried out. Asaconclusior to the évening’s entertainment, supper is THE DAILY, TR TRANSCRIPT . bout-thern tu lite thu_bal up like _. wheere es gooin too. When we LEKSHUNS. Uh Few Lines From th “Oudden Jack” bout si E cimonaior in Mericu, ie ~“The following letter was written from Grass Valley, this county, to the Cornishman, a paper publishedin Penzance, Cornwall: _ Mr. Hepprrur—Derr Sar—I went way laast night far tu hear uh man taalk bout pollyticks, an T’m now gooen tu tell aye what I seed an heerd up thaare. We gote up to thestaashun bout seben aw klawk in the ebenen, an the train woz thaare waaten, an the awld inyen woz snarten an blawen like uh nauld steem jak. An, Mr. Hedditur, aws uh free traane an ef theese. seed: thu--rag-tag, thu skud-muh.anthu— bob-tailthat woz pon um, these .be satesfide bout lekshuns. Anyhow, after uh lot-ov wislen an hollen “‘hurraw,”’. we started an by golly ef uh dedn’t go like fire. Looks es ef thu awld inyen men woz shawen off ‘a. bit yow. Thu first thing ov any kanskwense we cum to woz'uh bal, an I tell they what yow thu men_up up thaare must ad sum gumshun they ded. Why, they ad thu ateth wunder in thu werld up thaare, (uh man prenten weth fire.) Awad to letters done gen we cum long. Won woz B an tuther woz. L. They sed they meeant Blaine an Logan, far thu prenters ar braa lively pollytishuns an uhs uh lot aw blew an red~fire thaare too. I spose theys thu felluh’s kulurs what he du prent weth. So we went flyen long thru candles an bunfires an peeple hollen an baalen tell we cum up tu-thu~stashun,—an-then,-awov thu smaal cheldern weh me, far aws nauthen but shuven an pauken. Butin thu hurry an skurry lots aw felluhs jumpt out weth Josef’s coat on (far aws maade ov lots ov kulurs, cusnu see?) an then uh felluh jumpt out (I bleve aws uh cappen,) an aw bigin tu_holler at thum, an aw luks tu me.es ef they cud onderstand, far they-pitched to farm intu lines; an every.man ad uh tarch give tu un, an then aw hollawd uhgen, an the ban gin tu play, an they all martched in thu~town. But aws aw dangres plaase tube in I can tell they, far sumday wor in thaare shutten all the time, an as I towld Ung Jan Bosanku when thu bullut es gon these dusn’t naw gote in thu town, Mr. . aw_I_wish—you’s thaare. never fargitet nu moore. Why, awd dazzle thu izes. I woz fraid thu town wud katch fire, far thu plaase woz full ov et, an they ad Hedditur, rawkets (but thays nawthen like what me an Jan Trevaskes used tu put off down in Gazzak Moor,) anwhen they git up in thu air they’d bust an thurty ar farty stars all kulurs wud fly out ov thum, yellub, an red, an blew. Anthen they ad things like guns, awnly out aw thaare mouths, WX OZ flyen stars thu same kulur es thu rawkets, but they didn’t go up: su high es the rawkets, Bo ov coorse they faaled down mongst the peepel, an the wemen were skreetchen like witnicks, fraid thays gooen tu be burnt tu uh cender an blawed tu peeces thu saame time, cusna see? -Anthen thu gress, Mr. Hedditur, aws euff ov et tu maake kauk nufffar uh tay-drinken en thu awld kuntry. After thu percesshun ad gadded round su much es. they. mine—tu, they brok—up THE MsTiC TIE. Masonic Installations -J oint fo st quet and Exercises. ing offivers elect and appointed of to} Nevada Lodge No. 13, F. and “A. M., were installed by Past MasterI.J, Rolfe, assisted by Past Master E. M. Preston.as Marshal: D. E. Morgan, Master; ©. -O. Weisenburger, S. 'W.; Wm. Barton, J. W.; P: Richards, Treas. ; J. H, Boardman Sec. ; Wm. Bar. ker, S. D.; E. A. Tompkins, J. D.; Fred. Tellam, Steward; Wm. Hocking, Steward; Wm. Holmes, Tyler; I. J. Rolfe, Marshal. The following officers of Nevada Chapter, No. 6, R. A. M., were then installed by Past: High Priest H. Stansfield with E. M. Preston as Marshal: I. J. Rolfe, H. P.; Jos. Thomas, K, ;,.Wm. Floyd, S.; DE. Morgan, C. H.; P. Richarta; Treas. ;> J.-H: Hourimnasi, Sec. ; H. Stansfield, P. S.; Wm. Barton, R::4. C.; R. Sara, M. 3. V.; G. L. Hughes, M:2. V.; R. Curnow, M.1. ¥V.; Wm. Holmes, Guard. The tables were then spread, and a superb banquet, prepared by Antoine Tam, was partaken of by the brethren of the mystic tie. It was certainly one of the finest banquets ever gotten up in this city. During the festivities, Past Master E. M: Preston presented the retiring Master, H. Stansfield, who had acted in that capacity for three years, with a beautiful Past Master’s jewel, made in this city by C. J. Bran the jeweler. The jewel is gotten up in a style equal if not superior to any made elsewhere on the coast: _After-dn—heur—spent—indiscussing the. good things prepared, toasts were given, speeches made, and a glorious time-had_ by all present. Ata late hour the banqyet broke up. Dropped On It. For some time the fare from this city to San Francisco and return within thirty days has been $14.80. Most. of our mer‘chants, and those who are posted. on the new rate, have taken advantage of it. Although ithas never -been advertised or posters issued to that-effeci, the Chinese merchants of this city and up-country have “dropped on itXin some way and during the past few days on going to the Bay have called for ‘‘tirty-day ticket flourteen dollar. eighty cents,”’ thereby — a Raving a one dotiar=——— Washington’s Birthday Party. The fire and military companies of this city contemplate giving @ joint party at Hunt’s month in celebration of Washington’s birthday, which comes on Sunday, the 22d of next month. The party will.probably be held the Friday evening'preceding the 22d. The very best of music will be furnished, the hall will be handsomely decorated, and the various committees will labor to make the. party the largest and the best of the year. The details have not been arranged yet. > Fine Raisins. James Douglass, son of Norval Douglass of this city, who has been paying a short visit to his parents, returned yesterday to his ranch near Dixon, Solano county. He put.upa ton of raisins the past season, and yesterday the Transcript scribe helpedto put down On Monday evening, the follow. Hall next . EXAMIN ATION QUESTIONS. The Problems that. Applicants for Teachers’ Certificates’ Must Wrestle With. The .senii-annual examination of applicants for certificates to teach in the public schools of the county, commenced yesterday morning at Washington school house in this city. Twenty-three aspirants are writing, twenty of them being ladies. in two of the three studies that were written upon yesterday : ORTHOGRAPHY. Incorporate, attorneys, trafficking, succulerit, proselyte, elysian, bronchia, pleurisy,transcendental, fallacious, initiate, synonym, shibboleth, hemorrhage, Cincinnati, >. chaparral, perennial, signify, periphery, twelfth, suicidal, mucilage, aqueous, arithmetician, peninsula. Syllableize the following: Incomprehensibility, demoralization, monocolyledonous, extraordinary, valetudinarian. Give five words whose meaning is determined by the accent. words in a separate sentence: Antipathy, ethereal, diaphragm, colleague, sterile. What is a dipthong? Give an example. Whatis a diagraph? Give an example. ~ Name the letters of the alphabet that,represents no sounds of they own. What are silent letters, and what are their office? What is a compound word? When is the hyphen-omitted _between the parts of a compound word ? T _. GRAMMAR. Of what does language consist? What is the basis of grammar? What is the difference between a personal pronoun and a relative pronoun? When are as and that used as relative pronouns? Analyze the following sentence and parse theunderlined words: We all believe umm To Be an honest MAN. Define voice, mode, tense. Conjugate the irregular verb LIE in all its words and tenses. Give the signs of the . tenses in each of the modes. : * When. the subject consists of words differing in person, how is the form of the verb or pronoun determined ? = When has an infinitive the conples. What isthe difference—between auabysie-and eynthisia? Which is of more importance-to the learner ? Correct the following sentences that require correction. Give reason for correcting or not cor-. recting: Which is the last of the two? Lintended to have called on you. You.ought to have helped me to liave done it. They have not registered “yet. Neither the servants nor their masters are to blame. : Parse each word in the following sentence: Could I forget what I have been I might the bet» ter bear what I am destined to. >_> Good Ore. J.J. Rogers has taken out a crushing from the mine on Piety Hill that he is working, and it will be put through Locklin’s mill. The ore looks as though it would pay well. AEE EO ARE IL al EN RE Don’t Give Up Yet. It doesn’t follow that a patient will die-because-_thedoctors—have Herewith we give the questions . ’ Write each of—the—following+ ‘. certificate, €4 39. struction of anoun? Give exam-} Amounts Paid In. The following amounts were paid into the County Treasury during the month ending 'Monday: G. E. Robingon,. non-residents of “Nevada school district, $8: E. F. Gerald, redemption certificate, $14 73. Mrs. L. Burdette redemption certificate, $11 43. Paul Boetcher, interest on solu land, $44 80, Wm. Melarkey, road poll. tax, $21 25. Reno Lumber Co., redemption certificate, $52 03. D. E. Josephi, interest-on school land, $32. D. Deadman, interest on. school land, $16. . I. J. Shepherd, Sedsiapbion certificate, $41 28. W. W. Chamberlain, ~redemption certificate, $18 04. ’ ‘J. H. Wilson, interest on school land, $5 69. John Bell, by J. Bishop, interest-on school land, $72. P., H. Paynter, . Justice fine, $4 70. ALR. Wadsworth, Justice fine, $4-70: John Webber, rent, $30. J. A. Rapp, Recorder’s fees, $232 55. R. D. Carter, Sheriff’s fees, $61. F. G. . Beatty, Clerk’s fees, $336 75. D., Collins, as poll tax, $130 05. G. E. Rotiuaon: taxes 1884-5 $106,234 90. 40. “Mrs. M. Fowler, _tedemption tahion fronr 3 G. E. Robinson, licenses, * $185. County Supervisors. ” Monpay, Jan; 5th,, The following additional bills were. allowed on the General Fund: mena John Baldwin $19 75, Brown & Calkins $10, J. M. Ballard $13, J. H. Byrne~ $5, E. Northup $55" 89. “‘Torspay, Jan. 6. The following bills were allowed on the General Fund: Citizens Bank ¢5, John Cune $5, J. Bou-4 tell $5, €. ReCole $5,“ Johnston “. $5, Mitchell & Compton $94°50, W. C. Jones $60, John Cleave ° $3, Fay & Lenahan $15, F. C. Luetje $2.50, M.C. Hogan $7, W. L. Wilkinson $4 55, T.Stewardson $1 50, J.Grimes $4, P. Rennert $750, Geo. King $2 50, J. H. Wentworth $2,J. J. Rogers $5,Geo. M. Hughes-$10 61, W. €.* Groves $4-50,;-P-H. Paynter, $13 50, Geo. 8. Farley $65,. John Keiser $90.85, Hussey & Co, $6,-JJ. Rogers $20, W. Walters $6, P. Clancy $12, W. B. Campbell $102.10, A. Bluméfittial $2.25, Legg & Shaw $47.81, G. E. Turner $25.36, Nevada Gas Co. $99.75, H.-L. Gove -$18, Rosenberg. Bros. $47.50, ‘Wells, Fargo & Co. $5.10, Eureka Express Co. $3.85, E. D. Bridges $10:50, J. Brannigan $13.75,. Harrison & Stout $52.34, J. G. Hartwell-$12.50, L. M. Sukeforth $221.6246, Citizens Bank $8.50, F. Nilon $7, Mrs. Waldron $7, Nevada City Water Works $55.25, C. E. Mulloy $6.80, M.-L. and D. Marsh $55:41, W. H. Crawford $4, H. J. Snow $4.90, D. Booth $27.50, Geo. W. Welch $39.24. Bad Sidewalks. Nevada City is not as badly off R. D. Carter, fine of J. E. Hoskins, $36. F. G. Beatty, Auditor’s fees on licenses, $13 50. G. E. Robinson, delinquent taxes 1884-5, $2121 19. EEE ARTIVALS &T THE LEADING HOTELS, NEVADA CITY. UNION HOTEL, Rector Bros PROPRIETORS * January 5, 1885. G.G. Allen, City, F. Sachs, City,B. Guscetti, Ranch, Jno. Sexton, San Francisco, W. J. Stewart, do Dr. F. M. Biber, do D."Bryan, Grass Valley, Wm. Stockim, City; E. M. Brown, do Mrs. Graham & 2¢. 2 W aaiington G. W. Eddy, W. AH. Mead, 4

Jno. Grissell, “do PLA. Judas, A. 8. Rallings, Mendocino, Geo. Lord, Grass Valley, Jas. P. Shoemaker, do Miss Isbester, San Jose, Miss Conn, San Jose,Miss Fowler, Sweetland, Miss Davis, do Miss Brown, do Miss Ferguson, San-Juan, B. F. Stewart, do C. L. Brown, Sweetland, Jno. Eagan, do J.F. Schroeder, Rough & Ready J. Treanor, San Juan, Miss E. Herrod, Rough & Ready Miss T. Brown, Des Moines, Ia., Jno. Spaulding, Siegler Springs. ~ NATIONAL HOTEL, 8. A: Bony. ..c5.02Proprietor. January 5, 1885. B. Guscetti;Ranch, Dr. S: M. Harris, City, W. D. Harris, ~ do () Martin Coyne, M. M. Locke, J. M. Owen, Eagle Bird Mine, M. Bates, Washington, G.N. L. Powell, San Juan, W. H. Dahneka, San Juan, F. W. Russ, San Francisco, E, F. Halowell, do as many towns of its size in regard to quantity and quality of sidewalks but still there is plenty of room for improvement here. The Statement is often made that if a citizen break a leg or is otherwise injured by reason of some dilapidated sidewalk, the city can be held responsible for damages. tells us that is not the case.’ He says the responsibility is entirely upon the property-holder who permits his walks to get in a dangerous condition. Our citizens who have sidewalks should take note manner guard against getting into trouble of the kind. > Physloleds and Druggists== Recommend it. This medicine, combining Iron with pure vegetable tonics, quickly and c mpletely Cures Dyspepsia, ludigestion, Weakness, impu:e Blood, Malaria, Chills and Fevers, and Neuralgia. It is an unfailing remedy for Diseases of the K dneys and Liver It is mvaluable for Diseases peculiar to Women, andall who lead sedentary lives {t does not injure the teeth, cause head. ache, or. produce constipation’= UTHER IRON AbDICINES Do, it enriches and purifies the blood, stimu ates the appetite, aids the a» similation of food relieves Heartburn and Bel-hing, and strengthens the .nuscles and nerves. For Intermitt«nt Fevers, Lassitude, Lack of Energy, &c., it has no equal. aa The genuine has above trade mark and crossed reu lines-on wrapper. Take no other. Made only by Brown Chemical Co., “Baltimore, Md the Nattonal Hotel. ———_ ome Committed to Napa. James Purdy, of Boston Ravine, was committed yesterday to Napa Insane Asylum. He is aged about 50 years and married, and has®resided -in the county some ten years. Two years ago while coal mining in Washington Territory he received injuries on the head, and for six months past has been showing signs of mental weakness. He is an imbecile now. Bujlion Shipments. ~The shipments of bullion ‘from nei; ring mines through Wells Fargo & € “@ express office at this city during the nenth_ of December amounted to $1, 1165600. That is not a very bad showing;~ bencal sidering that being ~ You Can Have It. .“My dear, what would I give to have.your hair 2? is often' said by middk ies to young, ones. Madam, you may have just ak _hair. Parker's Hair Balsam w Rive itto you. It will stop oa falling off, restore the thick, soft-and glossy. You need . not’ stand helplessly envying the oe. ‘The is not oily, not .& dye, but is an elegant Z; and is especially i for its cleanliness and purity. ~ “Tens’s neks. Aw doont look » tame eo oe DEOK—UP« Sum went tu ben thu . felluh lekshur, but ef thee wart round. afterwards theese see sum oy thu awld chaps gooen round weth -uh nawld-maid-tinged up tu thaare arm. I spogse cawse thaare faathers used tu divet they’l du et tu. [-dedn’t put MaryJane up. thaare iar I thawt aws no plaase for har, out.gen won aw klawk<in “thu morndn, When thu mitten woz awver thu tragne started far hoome an then. thu ghastly awld buffleheads ov boys. wawden satesfide but they must. sput thaare arms round thu poor litt” ‘maadyow esefuh man es up tu gud, when es dooen that, but then thu. maadens ar su bad es thu boys. Iaant gote much moore to rite aye now.*: Give my specks tu all that kwire, an bleve: me tu be r humble sarvant, pee JAN TREZEDDER. SS SE Another Hotel. Ternan & Co. of this. city 4 hotel and saloon which they propos open immediately in the new min-. ing camp seven miles a the ‘town of Washington, this couit Tutere will be skating at the Theatre ¢very afternoon and evéning until further notice. -d21-tf _ —— ee ie For gsr and lodging or a good two bit me "Broad ‘street. =0.6. _—_—— a Se Attention Lawy ors. ie So ; A cor ete line of Lega ee : bived at Brand & ony ee an’s, Bs fe. 1 some ofthem. They were very fine, being large, plump and rich. >_> ° Justice Sowden’s Court. Annie Irwin, alias Mrs. Higgins, pleaded guilty to the’ charge of disturbing the peace-and was sent up yest2rday for five days. “Tributer’’ Richards upon being asked as to whether he would stand trial for committing battery to.and was committed for ten days: _Reorenced Profits. The Union. of yesterday says: The next annual report of the Narrow Gauge Railroad Company will make a better showing than last'year. The aggregate of_business wi not show as la 1 kt the experises considerably less. ~ ea When the lips are dry"or scarred, When the teeth are dark or dull, When thé tongue is hot and hard, . And fills the tainted mouth too full, And all thore ills before it fly. °.—_> -—___—— Still Reducing. Boys’ overalls 25 and 30 cts. Conan, sca je8-ly _ bility. = ee colics or cramps and. general deon Henry Damon, concluded not . ~ The magic SOZODONT. supply, “ly hl “given him up,’’ or that he will recover because they Jesuize to “pull him through,’ It is never too late to try the virtues of Parker’s Tonic. Mr. Michael Guilfoyle, of Birmingham, N. Y., was cured of rheumatism by it. after ten syears of. unspeakable suffering. Mr. R. W. Mosher, druggist, of the same city, certifies that he has sold over a thousand bottles utation for this and other cures. Mining Pipe for Sale Cunan Six hundred feet of heavy ‘eleven-inch iron’ pipe in good order. Apply at this office for particuelars. ti Housewife’s Favorite. We will send free for one entire year, to every lady who sends—ts at oncethe names of ten maried ladies, at same address, and 12 two-ct. .8tamps ‘for postage, our handsome, entertaining and_-instructive Journal, devoted to fash-, ions, faney work, decorating,cook. ing and household matters. Regular price $1°00. Send to-day, .and secure next umber. — Address, Domestic” Journal, Nunda, New York. 3 “n21-3m The Voltaic “Ce, of Marshall; at once Sa Hose’ pam: of Parker’s Tonic through its rep. . Young Men !-—Read This: See NBoukofsky Miss Nellie ae Bloowfield, Miss F. Edwards, do K. M. Ham, Sacramento, 8. Richardson, Columbia Hill, R. Neville, French Corral, §. A. Bulfinch, Truckee, S. P. Murphy, ’ Grass Valley, Wm. Avery, Federal Loan Mine J. M. Fow er, Carson City, W. G. Fenton, Dobbins AUCTION. Assignee’s 8 sale “Of dca Saddles, Bridles, Buggy Robes, Horse Blankets, ete. — Ranch. By order of the Assignee I will sell— . 5 “1 Double Heavy Farm Harness. 1 Double Spring Wagon do “1 Double Buggy Harness. 1 Single Gig Harness. 1 Single Heavy Buggy Harness. 1Single Medium Buggy Harness. 2 Single Light Buggy Harnesses. 3 Mexican Saddles. 1 American Saddle. 2 Side Saddles. Men’s heavy-tiailéd boots, $3. Ahe a ._1 Heavy Thoroughbrace Wagon. Men’s heavy tap soled kip boots, Michigan, offer to send their cele-. “12 Riding Budles. $3, $3 25.brated Electro Voltaic Belt and. 36 Horse Blankets. Men's heavy tap soled calf Mots, other Electric appliances on trial B Bugey Robes. -4$3° 25, $3 50. for thirty days, to’ men (old or Buggy Whips en’s single sole ¢alf pots, $3. young) afflicted with nervous’ ‘de. oH Riding Whips se lots just received and . bility, loss of vitality and man-} Brushes, Curry P iceate: .@arnes . hood, “and all kindred trouble. Circingles, etc., etc., d Pine, streets, ase" —, for cern © ia, . At‘my Salesroom on Broad street, ity; eee ~~ @1sparalysis, and many other dis-. =, a : peed eases. Complete restoration.to. _ _ Opposite National Hotel, : Oxe ofthe most suc rem-. health, vigor. and Se “Saturday, January 10th. edies ever advertised is 13. apteed. No risk is inc as a ‘Asthma Cure. It cures all thirty days trial is allowed. ‘Write. Sale to commence at 2 o’cloc Pe oe ; CLEARING OUT SALE OF Furnishing Goods, Clothing, Boys’ Winter Clothing, Hats, Jewelry and Noticus. HAVE KEPT THE GOODS LONG enough—to look at. Now I’m going to se!l em “regardless” and get some new ones. Tha best bidder takes ’em away. ‘AUCTIUN! AUCTIOA! AUVOTION! Saturday Evening, Dec, 13th, And every evening thereafter, “when we “Meel like it, at 46 Broad Street. diz C. A. BARRETT.” STOP THAT COUCH ¥-USING THE GUM TREE, COUGH ) SYRUP. If once tried in*your famiiy. will prove free from anything to_icken the stomach, and the only safe remedy for stop. ing a cough and building up weak lungs. Te bed noequal asa cure for Consumption, and is made trom the-leaves of the Aurtralan Gum or Eucalyptus Tree, combined with a Be sg Ww. D. UN, Agent, Nevada City DR, BR. M. HUNT, > : Physicisn, ; FFICE ar ‘VINTON'’S DRUG_ STORE} NEVADA CITY. . v8. Blue Tent Hydraulic .M..Co. A good lawyer, of this fact and in every possible . dress Nunda Publishing Co., Nun“faa, Ne ks AUCTION! —AUOHON!— Superior Court. The following business was transacted inthe Superior Court yesterday, Hon. J. M. Walling presiding: -« California Powder Works Co. Continued till further order of the court. The People vs. W. C. Pope. Arraigned and given till Monday next to plead. a eR The following were drawn to serve as trial jurors returnable on the 20th instant at 10 o’clock a. M.: , ae Grass Valley—B. Alcorn, Thos. Scadden, Wm. George, “James Faulkner, James Cooley, J.-H. Henderson, Edward Saxon, 8. Benoit, 8. D. Avery, Albert Matteson.Nevada—A. W. Herring, B.N. Shoecraft, G. W. Stewart, J.-H. Gray, David--Morgan, John_‘T. Morgan, H. D.Towle, L. W. Drey:uss,' Henry Puttemeyer. Bridgeport—W. H. Hicks, H. H. Armstrong. Washington—S:~ B: Crawford, Odi Misk, > , Rough and ~Ready—Robert Black, A. Y. Brown, E. M. Denton, S. M. Miller. Little York—O, K. Cloudman. Bloomfield—J. Craig. An ordet.was made for the Supervisors to select, according to law, 75 persons to serve as Grand Jurors during the year 1885, also to select 200 persons to serve as trial jurors.in the court. st aenneeinnied eet Before Breakfast Always use SOZODONT and rub it in well. It gives such pleasant relief from parched tongi 2 resulting from sleep, prom tes the healthful secretions of th mouth. It will cost more for meat and such things, but don’t begrudge it. S ettind Fine Cloths. J._A. Downing has received stock of cloths “which he is prepees to make up in gents’ suits, in the latest styles and at the lowest prices. my?2-tf <3 ——-——— Ladies’ Medical Adviser. A complete medical work for women, handsomely bo din clot and Nhistraind Tells how to cure and prevent all diseases of the sex, by treatment at home. Worth its weight in gold to every lady suffering from any of these diseases. Over 10,000 sold alfready. Postpaid only. 50 cents. Postal Note or 2-ct. stamps. Adn213m from New York a magrificent . Seott’s Emulsion of Pure. Liver Of], with hosp! Excellent for De i et Children, Dr. Charles C. Garrett, shin Texas, says: ‘I have used have derived much benefit from it in the marasmus of children, other medicants were * Svhotune de rejected.’’ Wood! “106 cords ‘of oak stove wood for sale at W. H. Smith's for cash. . < amelie al lieleslaes sin Sealed Rypwotnetey Found. ‘The owner'can recover them by calling at the Transcrirer office and paying for this advertisement. Don’r forget. that. J. J. Jackson keeps on hand all kinds of canned Bugar-cured hams, wines and liquors for medicinal purposes, and everything found in a first class gtocery store. jy19-tf Wented. A good respectable ‘woman to do sufficient housework to pay for her board and lodging nquire » at No. 7, West Howts street. 3t om Ome can be cured by, administering Dr. Haines’ Golden Specific. It can be give acup of coffee or tea error che kh of the person taking it, effecting a speedy and rmanent cure, whether the patient is a moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. made temperate men who have taken the Golden Specific in their coffee without their knowledge, and tg-day believe they quit drinking from their own free will. No hermfal effects result from its administration. Cures guaranteed. Circulars and testimonials sent Address, GoupeEN Speciric Co., 185 Race St., Cincinnati, O. County Scrip Notice. A LU WARRAN,S . registered s against the General Fund or any of the Road District Funds will be prid on presentation. Interest ceases from date, Gt. E. ROBINSON, Treasurer of ong de County. Nevada City, January 5th, Notice to a coro A CONTRACT will be let for the building and Poss rendone! of the walis on the Nevada Street Bridge: Brds will be received from-now UNTIu. MONDAY, JANUARY TWELFTH, 1585. The specifications can be seen at the store of W. G. RICHARDS, Clerk of the Board. td Proving Will. 1% the Superior Court, in and for the County of Nevada, State of Californis. inthe matter of the Estate of A. Phillips, dcceased. Pusuant to an order of said Superior Court made on the 8d day of January, A. D. 1885, notice is hereby given,that Saturday,the 24th day of phar ag at 11 o'clock, a. M., of said day, at the Court Room of said’ Court, at 4) e Goa House in the City and County of Nevada, his been appointed as the timeand ‘poe for provi: the Will of said Mary A.-Phillips, d when and where any person interested may appear and contest the same. F.G. BEATTY, Clerk. Dated Jan Emulsion for over a year, "a : Drunkenness, o1jthe Liquor HabitThousands of drunkards have been — tolerated by the stomach whens al earns knowledge — Johnson & Mason, asta for Leaman : ~ FORWARD, constant. aim has been to J ustice, ‘. this or that article? _—. BUT THE QUESTION 1S, but extends td. the surroun obse Sérvance of the rules methods: eotnpenet Jeatooend Yours oo : 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 _ to.the popularity and success. of our store. Our offer such inducegfients to 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. Phe four pillars upon which we have built our buSiness are Impartiality, samerrve diate eit CA EN NRE Absolute Satisfaction. We have igtlenisnnd bee 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 linés.to be found in the wholesale market. In fixing prices on our goods . WE DO. NOT ASK OURSELVES. . “How much will the, people be willing to “pay” for “How small a margin can we ‘add to. the cost: price and yet do a safe business?” ‘We know we have been successful in building up a large trade thatis not confined to Nevada. City, ding country. Wedo nop, believe this could have been done without.a strict Lou ‘that govern-our businiess oO Thankful for the liberal patronage: extentied us during 1884, we confidently hope, that_ it will be accorded to us. by the appreciative. and discriminating buyers dnring the year 1885. : ee Sn: