March 19, 1887 (4 pages)

Scream . é i old gentleman, and is as potential to ~~: he put all on the hazard,as is his wont, "4 * tary people by origin and training. --Simee the empire was consolidated ᐀ THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA CITY, CAL., SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1887. 4 Daily (Mondays excepted) by OFFICE: GERMAN POLITICS. ‘Opinion, when the war talk between Germany and France was at its hight, our prediction. ments do not suit it, and France is qui-escent, only exulting that the vote in “Alsace and Lorrame shows that _ ‘the affections of those provinces are * French and not German. The decla. fation of Emperor William to Count _ Lesseps that Germany will not attack ~ France is unquestionably a true ex» pression of the feelings of that worthy . accomplish its object as any utterance + could be that is not made by the real * German autocrat, Bismarck. The “ declaration could as well have been . } made two months ago as ast week. >) Germany has at no time intended to ” attack France, and it has not really » believed that France would make an . attack. But Bismarck was tired of ~ ‘being thwarted in the Reichstag in his ~ economic and military measures, and © well knowing that he had almost irre sistible aids to carry the elections. He ~ thas played fast and loose with the pa5 ‘pal power ever since the empire was ‘formed, and when he finds himself “hard pressed by faction at home, he is more liberal in concessions to the Papacy,to gain influence over the Conser. yatives. This he did in the last elections with considerable success. But “3 his great card. wai beating the war tom-tom. The Germans aré~a milithey have been patriotic, and National is taking place of the old State that governed the Prussians, ns, Bavarians and others. It was these chords that Bismarck u most powerfully, with the efet. to cause the German people to get their burdens of taxation and the necessity of preservingthe spirit of ly unpleasant to the great he immense increase of @ socialistic yote. While not ‘yet ‘ins it threatens to beeome:.so ‘. raiding the ranches in the foothills of New WN & CALKINS-—— 2 Commergial street, Nevada City, Cal. We very confidently expressed our ‘Pending the elections: in Germany, “that there would be no war between those countries, and gave our reasons Y The event has so far justij i Germany has ~-eooled down, and no longer takes offense because Boulanger’s army move‘ 4m Astonishea Indian. “They tell me story about Geronimo,” said a man from Arizona at the Palmer house yesterday. “While the Apaches were Mexico they captured a white man ~who had unfortunate fellow was dragged into the hills strapped to atreetodie. Just Geronimo hap; had succeed the tree. his Winchester. the face of the Apache. This done, he replaced the plates as:quickly as he had removed them, Apaches released the nervy fellow; and, putleave the camp. The settler needed no second invitation. Seizing the animal by the mane, he rode a few yards out into the, opening, when, to the horror of the savages, who had been watching bis flight, he pulled off his cork leg and waved it above his head. It is sad, on good authority, that this is. the first ix stance on record where the superstition of an Apache got the better of his knife.—Chicago Herald. A Question of Moment. -“Gem’men, de great ques’on of de moment am wedder we am sure lat de basis on which we rest am solid or’—— Crack! “Drat de cuss’d luck.”—Judge. One Wise American, Young Mr. Winthrop—Ah! Will, I have not seen you fora month. How are you, my hoy? : Young Mr. Standish—Poygamoy. ed of two violentextrenies ablsorbg intermediate parties. The Bisarck party on one hand and the BoGiglists on the other have almost ded the Progressists or Moderout of the field. ith his life, or soon after. such untimely births. Even in Russia the Czar flees from periodic assassination. The tendency of the: age is ‘anti-despotic. This apparent triumph “ofthe Chancellor may be the means LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. ‘The small pox seems to be on the! Aecline in Los Angeles. Six editors in succession-have been + Postmaster at Cleveland, Ohio. _ Much of the town of Blackville, 8. » has been destroyed by fire. ian darkness enveloped London for a brief spell on Tuesday. A number of miners were killed by a dynamite explosion in Bohemia. © he village of Birkenberg, Bohemia, is reported destroyed by an earthThe ranch of Moses Hopkins, in San Mateo, is to be lighted by elecA number of women have been call/=ed to do jury duty in~ Washington The ‘‘Bald Knobbers’’ have inaugGrated a reign of terror in Christian . Among those charged with implicacation in the plot against the Czar are several young girls. By an accident on the Northern Pa¢ifie Railroad, on Saturday, an engi“Heer named Ryan and a fireman named Snyder were killed. . The towns of Chico and Gridley, Butte county, are enjoying a genuine wi of prosperity. Livermore and You J LWonin(Dem.): The as_you want to ruin me? Speak lower. I am --that be had and asked his opinion of its merMr. 8.—The top-o’ the mornii’ to ye. { Mr. W.—Oh! I se8;-fcel rather jolly about something, eh! . Mr. 8.—Be jabers an’ yo're roight about thot. The byes is a workin’ ferme, begorry; as ef I was the greatest mon the worri Mr. W.—Great Scott !—Standish, you Mayflower, talking with such a brogue as. that? Mr. 8.—Great Plymouth. Winthrop, do in training for a nomination.—Tid Bits. ~ The Unlucky Tomtit. A certain Tomtit, feeling himself somewhat swelled up by the salubriousness of a fine morning, thought he would go ahead and puff out his plumage to such an inordinate extent that his fellow tits would mistake him for an Owl, and, scurrying away, afford him much amusement of a refined and intellectual character. His little racket would have worked all right had it not that, just as he was indulging in the preliminary chuckles over his success in frightening his comrades, a Philadelphia gunner came along, and, mistaking him for a partridge, bowled him over without further ceremony. Moral—This fable teaches that safety does not. necessarily lie in insignificance, unless the latter receives the undivided attention of the individual, Hie Died for a Principle. A party of prospectors came on the body of @ man in an ou‘ of the way place. They did not recognize him. He was a stranger. He had not been shot, he had not been killed by a blow, he had not been attacked by a wild animal, he had not fallen over a precipice, he did not look as if starvation had killed him. They were speculating on the cause of death when they saw a scrap of paper pinned to his clothes. They took it off and with some difficuity they deciphered this legend: “It was the rattlesnake. I tried tocatch him by the tail.”—San Francisco Chronicle. A Job on a Drummer, In one of the Birmingham drug stores this morning was a dealer in silver polish, who was telling the merits of his goods and polishing everything he could got hold of in the line of silver. After a while the drug clerk called the attention of the agent to a powder its. The agent tried it and said it war fair, but not equal to his own, and was willing to back up his opinion with a bet of $100, After @ while the agent was informed that the powder was some that had been abstracted from his own box, and he immediately had business that called him out of the store,— Waterbury American. A Youthful Mrs. Partington, Annie G. had been punished for crying over two broken duils. “Ob, yes, ” she moaned, ‘you can punish me if you like, but I’ve had a terrible affliction losing both a ore . in pda I'm bound to ery. was to (reproachfully) you could cry without being latesareen® Another day she asked to go to several places, and upon being refused exclaimed: ‘‘You won't let me go anywhere I want to—not a single where.”—New Orleans Picayune. where the Indians were encam and ore dusk to pass the prisoner, who in releasing one of his arms from the leather strap which bound him to “‘Ugh? grunted the big Apache chief, punching the white man with the muzzle of “The prisoner thrust his fingers into his mouth, removed his teeth and shook them in and, plucking out his glass eye, began polisbing it on his knee. Geronimo had seen a good many things in bis life, but the sight of a man removing his teeth and eyes at will was enough to make the savage’s hair stand on end. Without waiting to strip the. prisoner of his clothes, as was their custom, the ting him astride a horse, fairly begged hiin to — sey PRICE LIST/. . , > PRUNCLPAL OF FLORD FOR CASH! = pate Fire Insurance Only THE CHEAPEST AND BEST GRO= ~~ . GERY STORE IN NEVADA. Main St., Opposite Union Hotel. J. FP. Houcuton, President. J. 1. N. SHEPARD, Vice P CHARLEs H. Story WM WOLF Home Mutual Insurance Co. $300,000 dent, R. H. MaGILL, General ‘Agent. Grass Velley Branch For Nevada County. Merchant Tailors, Commercial Street, Nevada City, Fadl — oe ! ‘ Of Our Own Importation, DIRECT FROM MILLS IN SCOTLAND. W. D. LONG, All Goods Fresh and Pure, . Attorney aiid Ooutiselét at Law. WM. WOLF. . . [33 SOS: gem BCLIPsE Bx TRA PRY Equal to any and Superior to most Imported Brands, PURE SINFINDAL CLARETS, = —AND OTHER— From Our Orleans Vineyard. — . ARPAD HARASZTHY & COMPANY, The Only Producers: of Natural Sparkling Wines, ALSO GROWERS AND DISTILLERS OF California Wines and Brandies. . 530 Washington Street. . San Francisce. The above Cl ampagneaud Fable Wines will be sold at Factory Prices by ; J. 7. STACHESON, AGENT FOR NEVADA CITY. Nevata County Carriage and Wagon Repository, BROAD SEREET, NEVADA CITY, Headquarters for the Celebrated Millburn Hollow Axle Wagon, IN ALL GRADES. -__ = i Columbus Buggies, ; Carriages, : Phaetons, = ray 3 : IN PULL VARIETY. 4 VERY : CHOICE : OLD : TABLE : WINES, MK aN a ~ iad Can now be purchased in this city. aK SSN SERERY= 1 SER q s ma Ie the Best in the Oity. Try It.wa bs SE CAL. R. CLARKE, Agent ss : x : Po Kvrn . ( CROCHET a AWS SCR APS EN, Gro eis, Provisions, Feed,Canned Goods, Wines, Liquors, 0 COLDWEATHER. ITEMS. Scarfs, Undershirts, Skirts, Leggings, Hood Gloves, Mittens, Sacks and Coats. [WE EL-LoENCE-R-Y— MAS. ester <& Crawford MAIN STEET, NEAR UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL, 2 ~ : *s9 Darmy, Fob Finting Omoce _ 1s the Largesr and Best Office inthis part of the State: E very description of Book and Job Printing neatly and pr omptly pau Fer Sale at Sam Francisce Prices with Freight addes. A Large Line of Samples to Select From. e We always have in Stock for ladies’ and ehil> BARRETT, LOBECKER & MORRISON, . AT THR NATIONAL IAGHANGE BOOK STORE Eexrpaninmey ge te aed * _ Can-be-found everythin in the line of heeled! oth Tweeds, Cassimeres and Broadeloths drNinkeeon: Stationery, Blank Books, School Books, aid 1 Printed Books in Cloth and Fine Bindings, Flour. per 100 Ibs, $2260 DAVID WATT, JOHN C. COLEMAN. Wheat, x “ > ie mike peceeeet on af <one po Pmogpineve BES SKILLED WORKMEN EM PLOYED. : as o: ‘“ “ 1 property in this county at ra’ as low as sol; : $3y 3 ; 2 abe ve : Rolled Barley,“ 1 ge . xenezand tal promt wil admit of, “eaar . ALBUMS, :: SILVER WARE :: CUTLERY vi iw eno aa. just clatms tor Ides. ' j ‘ White Sucar. 13 1 MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY =e : AP Peete se od aes Commercial Street, Nevada City. SPECTACLES, JEWELRY, DOLLS, TOYS &c. Bice, ¥ € 1 FIRE DISTRICTS Benes 3 BT gaan 5 ¢ eet : "=" AND : 66 ee 5 g“ sie amet meesce BMeehiwe.’*? COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. Beans, 28 * 1 Lads! , 5 Washing Pow 12 1 ‘ ag E : hoslse, ay . TEASRE fr anyand 1 vine STICH & LARKIN, prep:ienos Starch ‘ No, 1 ; Gorn Starch br , h Mt ge south by Deer bythe’ ‘city. ed : ‘ : ain street, a < ’ : grees Bt aaah Thy Loading Grocery and Family Provision Stone(2* 2 : a ’ 8 \ = = String Beans, RG . Mea . DISTRICT NO. 2 Carr xr Tomatoes, G# "4 ig aanded —s hy Peer Fg os er é : . OSes Salmon, 2 Tb cana, 6 a. . fonesangnatiant nob i Mat Iw NEVADA crry. aes . 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Scream . é i old gentleman, and is as potential to ~~: he put all on the hazard,as is his wont, "4 * tary people by origin and training. --Simee the empire was consolidated ᐀ THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA CITY, CAL., SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1887. 4 Daily (Mondays excepted) by OFFICE: GERMAN POLITICS. ‘Opinion, when the war talk between Germany and France was at its hight, our prediction. ments do not suit it, and France is qui-escent, only exulting that the vote in “Alsace and Lorrame shows that _ ‘the affections of those provinces are * French and not German. The decla. fation of Emperor William to Count _ Lesseps that Germany will not attack ~ France is unquestionably a true ex» pression of the feelings of that worthy . accomplish its object as any utterance + could be that is not made by the real * German autocrat, Bismarck. The “ declaration could as well have been . } made two months ago as ast week. >) Germany has at no time intended to ” attack France, and it has not really » believed that France would make an . attack. But Bismarck was tired of ~ ‘being thwarted in the Reichstag in his ~ economic and military measures, and © well knowing that he had almost irre sistible aids to carry the elections. He ~ thas played fast and loose with the pa5 ‘pal power ever since the empire was ‘formed, and when he finds himself “hard pressed by faction at home, he is more liberal in concessions to the Papacy,to gain influence over the Conser. yatives. This he did in the last elections with considerable success. But “3 his great card. wai beating the war tom-tom. The Germans aré~a milithey have been patriotic, and National is taking place of the old State that governed the Prussians, ns, Bavarians and others. It was these chords that Bismarck u most powerfully, with the efet. to cause the German people to get their burdens of taxation and the necessity of preservingthe spirit of ly unpleasant to the great he immense increase of @ socialistic yote. While not ‘yet ‘ins it threatens to beeome:.so ‘. raiding the ranches in the foothills of New WN & CALKINS-—— 2 Commergial street, Nevada City, Cal. We very confidently expressed our ‘Pending the elections: in Germany, “that there would be no war between those countries, and gave our reasons Y The event has so far justij i Germany has ~-eooled down, and no longer takes offense because Boulanger’s army move‘ 4m Astonishea Indian. “They tell me story about Geronimo,” said a man from Arizona at the Palmer house yesterday. “While the Apaches were Mexico they captured a white man ~who had unfortunate fellow was dragged into the hills strapped to atreetodie. Just Geronimo hap; had succeed the tree. his Winchester. the face of the Apache. This done, he replaced the plates as:quickly as he had removed them, Apaches released the nervy fellow; and, putleave the camp. The settler needed no second invitation. Seizing the animal by the mane, he rode a few yards out into the, opening, when, to the horror of the savages, who had been watching bis flight, he pulled off his cork leg and waved it above his head. It is sad, on good authority, that this is. the first ix stance on record where the superstition of an Apache got the better of his knife.—Chicago Herald. A Question of Moment. -“Gem’men, de great ques’on of de moment am wedder we am sure lat de basis on which we rest am solid or’—— Crack! “Drat de cuss’d luck.”—Judge. One Wise American, Young Mr. Winthrop—Ah! Will, I have not seen you fora month. How are you, my hoy? : Young Mr. Standish—Poygamoy. ed of two violentextrenies ablsorbg intermediate parties. The Bisarck party on one hand and the BoGiglists on the other have almost ded the Progressists or Moderout of the field. ith his life, or soon after. such untimely births. Even in Russia the Czar flees from periodic assassination. The tendency of the: age is ‘anti-despotic. This apparent triumph “ofthe Chancellor may be the means LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. ‘The small pox seems to be on the! Aecline in Los Angeles. Six editors in succession-have been + Postmaster at Cleveland, Ohio. _ Much of the town of Blackville, 8. » has been destroyed by fire. ian darkness enveloped London for a brief spell on Tuesday. A number of miners were killed by a dynamite explosion in Bohemia. © he village of Birkenberg, Bohemia, is reported destroyed by an earthThe ranch of Moses Hopkins, in San Mateo, is to be lighted by elecA number of women have been call/=ed to do jury duty in~ Washington The ‘‘Bald Knobbers’’ have inaugGrated a reign of terror in Christian . Among those charged with implicacation in the plot against the Czar are several young girls. By an accident on the Northern Pa¢ifie Railroad, on Saturday, an engi“Heer named Ryan and a fireman named Snyder were killed. . The towns of Chico and Gridley, Butte county, are enjoying a genuine wi of prosperity. Livermore and You J LWonin(Dem.): The as_you want to ruin me? Speak lower. I am --that be had and asked his opinion of its merMr. 8.—The top-o’ the mornii’ to ye. { Mr. W.—Oh! I se8;-fcel rather jolly about something, eh! . Mr. 8.—Be jabers an’ yo're roight about thot. The byes is a workin’ ferme, begorry; as ef I was the greatest mon the worri Mr. W.—Great Scott !—Standish, you Mayflower, talking with such a brogue as. that? Mr. 8.—Great Plymouth. Winthrop, do in training for a nomination.—Tid Bits. ~ The Unlucky Tomtit. A certain Tomtit, feeling himself somewhat swelled up by the salubriousness of a fine morning, thought he would go ahead and puff out his plumage to such an inordinate extent that his fellow tits would mistake him for an Owl, and, scurrying away, afford him much amusement of a refined and intellectual character. His little racket would have worked all right had it not that, just as he was indulging in the preliminary chuckles over his success in frightening his comrades, a Philadelphia gunner came along, and, mistaking him for a partridge, bowled him over without further ceremony. Moral—This fable teaches that safety does not. necessarily lie in insignificance, unless the latter receives the undivided attention of the individual, Hie Died for a Principle. A party of prospectors came on the body of @ man in an ou‘ of the way place. They did not recognize him. He was a stranger. He had not been shot, he had not been killed by a blow, he had not been attacked by a wild animal, he had not fallen over a precipice, he did not look as if starvation had killed him. They were speculating on the cause of death when they saw a scrap of paper pinned to his clothes. They took it off and with some difficuity they deciphered this legend: “It was the rattlesnake. I tried tocatch him by the tail.”—San Francisco Chronicle. A Job on a Drummer, In one of the Birmingham drug stores this morning was a dealer in silver polish, who was telling the merits of his goods and polishing everything he could got hold of in the line of silver. After a while the drug clerk called the attention of the agent to a powder its. The agent tried it and said it war fair, but not equal to his own, and was willing to back up his opinion with a bet of $100, After @ while the agent was informed that the powder was some that had been abstracted from his own box, and he immediately had business that called him out of the store,— Waterbury American. A Youthful Mrs. Partington, Annie G. had been punished for crying over two broken duils. “Ob, yes, ” she moaned, ‘you can punish me if you like, but I’ve had a terrible affliction losing both a ore . in pda I'm bound to ery. was to (reproachfully) you could cry without being latesareen® Another day she asked to go to several places, and upon being refused exclaimed: ‘‘You won't let me go anywhere I want to—not a single where.”—New Orleans Picayune. where the Indians were encam and ore dusk to pass the prisoner, who in releasing one of his arms from the leather strap which bound him to “‘Ugh? grunted the big Apache chief, punching the white man with the muzzle of “The prisoner thrust his fingers into his mouth, removed his teeth and shook them in and, plucking out his glass eye, began polisbing it on his knee. Geronimo had seen a good many things in bis life, but the sight of a man removing his teeth and eyes at will was enough to make the savage’s hair stand on end. Without waiting to strip the. prisoner of his clothes, as was their custom, the ting him astride a horse, fairly begged hiin to — sey PRICE LIST/. . , > PRUNCLPAL OF FLORD

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Nevata County Carriage and Wagon Repository, BROAD SEREET, NEVADA CITY, Headquarters for the Celebrated Millburn Hollow Axle Wagon, IN ALL GRADES. -__ = i Columbus Buggies, ; Carriages, : Phaetons, = ray 3 : IN PULL VARIETY. 4 VERY : CHOICE : OLD : TABLE : WINES, MK aN a ~ iad Can now be purchased in this city. aK SSN SERERY= 1 SER q s ma Ie the Best in the Oity. Try It.wa bs SE CAL. R. CLARKE, Agent ss : x : Po Kvrn . ( CROCHET a AWS SCR APS EN, Gro eis, Provisions, Feed,Canned Goods, Wines, Liquors, 0 COLDWEATHER. ITEMS. Scarfs, Undershirts, Skirts, Leggings, Hood Gloves, Mittens, Sacks and Coats. [WE EL-LoENCE-R-Y— MAS. ester <& Crawford MAIN STEET, NEAR UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL, 2 ~ : *s9 Darmy, Fob Finting Omoce _ 1s the Largesr and Best Office inthis part of the State: E very description of Book and Job Printing neatly and pr omptly pau Fer Sale at Sam Francisce Prices with Freight addes. A Large Line of Samples to Select From. e We always have in Stock for ladies’ and ehil> BARRETT, LOBECKER & MORRISON, . AT THR NATIONAL IAGHANGE BOOK STORE Eexrpaninmey ge te aed * _ Can-be-found everythin in the line of heeled! oth Tweeds, Cassimeres and Broadeloths drNinkeeon: Stationery, Blank Books, School Books, aid 1 Printed Books in Cloth and Fine Bindings, Flour. per 100 Ibs, $2260 DAVID WATT, JOHN C. COLEMAN. Wheat, x “ > ie mike peceeeet on af <one po Pmogpineve BES SKILLED WORKMEN EM PLOYED. : as o: ‘“ “ 1 property in this county at ra’ as low as sol; : $3y 3 ; 2 abe ve : Rolled Barley,“ 1 ge . xenezand tal promt wil admit of, “eaar . ALBUMS, :: SILVER WARE :: CUTLERY vi iw eno aa. just clatms tor Ides. ' j ‘ White Sucar. 13 1 MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY =e : AP Peete se od aes Commercial Street, Nevada City. SPECTACLES, JEWELRY, DOLLS, TOYS &c. Bice, ¥ € 1 FIRE DISTRICTS Benes 3 BT gaan 5 ¢ eet : "=" AND : 66 ee 5 g“ sie amet meesce BMeehiwe.’*? COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. Beans, 28 * 1 Lads! , 5 Washing Pow 12 1 ‘ ag E : hoslse, ay . TEASRE fr anyand 1 vine STICH & LARKIN, prep:ienos Starch ‘ No, 1 ; Gorn Starch br , h Mt ge south by Deer bythe’ ‘city. ed : ‘ : ain street, a < ’ : grees Bt aaah Thy Loading Grocery and Family Provision Stone(2* 2 : a ’ 8 \ = = String Beans, RG . Mea . DISTRICT NO. 2 Carr xr Tomatoes, G# "4 ig aanded —s hy Peer Fg os er é : . OSes Salmon, 2 Tb cana, 6 a. . fonesangnatiant nob i Mat Iw NEVADA crry. aes . Us Commercial, Spring, Factory, Bridge, Cot: uP ETORS OF THE Salmon. 1 Ib. cans, 10 1 tage, York, Sehool, nion, Orchard and WinTable Prat Bo 1.” [Sittin Base "oe acai onfah tha ras PALACE :: DRUG :: STORE. ie Fruit, western side of Main stree: bg be : 9Jelly, Geog } DISTRICT NO. 8 Cor. Pi : . 3 ines, 6“ 1 . tgla Hun saethandemtty Entiat: a . I: J, JACKSON ------.-. Proprietor ala ar ry nda Deviled Hem ae . eludes all ‘of Piety Hin, and Séeramento : , . _—— . , street sou rom Go. un, > * Corned Beef, 62 Ms) DIsTRicr No, 4 2 = wee THING UoGneay SOL BAxp A LARGE AND COMPLETE.STOCK.OF.EVERYCondensed Milk 6 cans 1 s bounded north by Deer creek, west by sees : ro ‘ Lard per éan, 76 . cindes Boulder, ‘Prospect’ Adams, Long, _ Miret-class Drug Store. Kerosene, 6 gallon can VE Be (Sr bea ty besten yiysrt 1+ Medan hery Th ‘tl al te Meee ORE ‘ ones 2 asi a pag : “4 ere will always be found at this first-class Grocery. P A . NTS, OILS » VARNISHE 8, ETC. , . . y . . . fe per Lh cere keg, : Alarms 0 he Given In Case Store every article required-for family use, which will be SCHOOL BooKs, Bead : es S H 2 Good Tea {per lb, 26 of Fire: sold at the lowest market rates, BLANK Books, “i “ “< ~ Japan 4“ 5 Ib. box : 1 3 The taps to be repeated two or three times. PEETE MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, English Broakfhet 5 : “s : 1 50 Disrricr No. 1—General alarm, then two ie z PERIODICALS, ié “ per Ib 35 taps. . ALSO ON HAND THE VERY BEST OF PICTORIALS, Soap, per box. , 50 : District No: &—General alarm, then three WINES AND xr Qv oOo RB. NEWSPAPERS. Sa bo pe TN bs ag ; aes Roap ’ ton 25 DistRict No. 8—Geneta) alarm, then four Agents for the San Francisco Examiner. Harkness Gand box, 3 95. . SP* << J. J. JAOKSON, 18 and 20 Commercial Street, Tesh ria ‘“ el of ty 1 Distaict No. 4—General alarm,then five FIELD, GARDENAND FLOWER SEEDS. Goodwin Candles per box, 260 . " : SSE orang nee e ag ee ee San Francisco ‘' S 1-40 A map showing the streets of the city, and : " Qandles 64 for 1 thie respective fire districts, a hung in con. . > re The Fine City Starch yor ban, 60 ‘. saisiein place each of the te hours, . ” THE CELEBRATED st Brands of Cigars in Nevada Gity. Butter per roll 40 an alarm will also give the taps designating me : Snr eS ’ the district in which the fire is located. (31% . Tobacco per plug, 45 BS 27 pemon ringing apy of the re Begin] poverriaens sccurately and carefully compounded by a careful and competent DrugAND EVERYTHING ELSE IN be proseeuted wecopatag'vo iew: oe : oe : PROPORTION. 86 BOARD OF FIRE DELEGATES. NEVADA DRUG. STORE, Cerner Broad ana Pine Streets be ee ee eee een ses riotee da RLY aR Of reo reese ‘Nevada City Ww. D. Vinton; PROPRIETOR, ws LARGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES, FINE PERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS, COMBS, BRUSHES, HAND MIREORs, * ~~ <a TOILET ARTICLES OF ALL KINDS. AREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO CO C petent Druggist and perfect purity Fosremiane G PRESCRIPTIONS BY A CoMAgent for the Imperial, London, Northern and Queen Insurance Oompanies, eee ee . ANSELME A. CHARONNAT, SUCCESSOR TO SHURTLEFF & CHARONNAT, DEALER IN CROCK EHY, GLASSW anna, nf toc. — Choice Family Groceries a Specialt . sS All Goods sold at Bed Rock P. tance free of-charge, rices, and delivered Within a reasonable—dis4 share of public. patronage is most respectfully solicited, 2 ANSELME A. OHARONWAT, ': ; COMMERCIAL 7 aes dren’s wear Knitted and Crochet Wool Shawls, NECA AeRERe, next door to Colley’a Market, NEVADA CITY ae Plaza Feea CAL. R. CLARKE, PROPRIETOR. == Buckwheat Flour, Etc. &2 Agent for the Celebrated SPERRY FLOUR, 2 Kept at all the Grocery Stores. Ask For It. mod MASONIC BUILDING, PINE STREET 22 titel at é _—_— The Largest, Cheapest pone Bent BE : Tobacco, Cigars, Soe eee Pipes, Cutlery, Eto, _ OBE FOUND IN NEVADA orry, . ¥ ae es Jail tore. CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALL SORTS OF = 7 AT ONE HALF OF USUAL RATES <g. Hay and Grain, Flour, Potatoes, Corn-Meal ENS’ CIGAR STAND,’ ae ‘a