May 25, 1884 (4 pages)

The Nevada Daily Transcript. 5 Published Daily, — Excepted, ig BROWN & CALKINS. ~ SUNDAY, MAY 25, 1884. — Tue Hon. T, 8. King of Georgia at the close of the war married a widow of rebel officer, It has been found that the rebel officer is in Connecticut alive and well, and the bride of eighteen years has been unmarried from Mr, King by the court 80 that she can be divorced from the man in Connecticut and then marry Mr. King, A Derrorgeditor has been mulcted in $20,000 in a libel suit, An exchange suggests that this may deprive him of a few.comforts during the summer, In order to economize to pay the fine, he may be compelled to forego his. contemplated. three weeks’ sojourn to Saratoga,and make a trip around the world instead. Tux Democrats of Fresno have electedGrady, author ’of the sentiment: . ‘South Methodists never scratch,” to the State Convention, The Los Angeles Times says of Mr, Grady: **Mr, Grady is a man who is inclined to traffic in goods that he is unable to deliver.” “You cannot lessen the natural size of a woman’s waist without atunting her brain.” This may be, We have noticed that a girl’s brains do not seem ‘to be very active when her waist is being compressed by a young man’s arm. Otive Logan says not one-quarter ofthe British people know what their soldiers are fighting for out in Egypt. They are fighting for less than eight dollars a month, and we supposed all the British people knew that, >_> Ir is reported that the late Benjamin was sharp on fees, He kept his books by quartette entry. He charged “‘firsta retainer, then a reminder, next a refresher and then a finisher.” ~ 2 diattined Lorra made her debut at eight years of age, as a vocalist. @She first appeared as an actress in 1858,‘ as Gertrude, in the “The Loan of a Lover,” at Petaluma, in this State. Tue Stockton democratic papers are not so harmonious as they should be. The Herald politely requests the Mail to ‘acknowledge itself the malicious liar that it is,” Wu the platforn: of the San Jose democratic convention answer for that to be held in Stockton June 10? Have the bourbons learned anything this year. 4 _>+——__—. A NEWSPAPER just started at Coeur @ Alene says ‘many of the miners are taking out $500 a day,” It requires a good many of them, we suppose. ————soe ‘“‘HERCULES” is the latest name given to butter by the Andover students, among whom boarding-house milk is known as ‘‘kalsomine.”’ nd A MAN named Fairchilds, 50. years old, is charged at Orland, Colusa county, with an indecent assault upon an 8-year old girl. a oO James Hagar, an old man, acci, dentally shot and dangerously * wounded himself at Eureka, Nev., Wednesday night, o-_e Near San andro, Alameda county, ‘Thursday, Richard Sullivan, a brakeman, wag fatally injured by car wheels. Ne Tue celebrated Afterthought opened with San Francisco capital, <—>.———— LELAND STANFORD proposes to erect an institution of learning at Palo Alto in memory of his son. ‘ >? Deacon Joun CoRwitu,a wealthy farmer of Beaver Dam, Wis., — lost his life by freezing his big toe. > Rurier has atcepted the AntiMonopely nomination fur President. In Brooklyn, Wednesday, 66,000 Sunday school children paraded. HOTEL ARRIVALS. ; see NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL STANLY A. EDDY...PROPRIETOR. ; May 23, 1884. G E Patridge, St Louis. De S M Harris, City. GS Knettle, do Dan Collins, Grass Valley. . AJ Ridge, ) do, Chas Walford, Forest City. D.T Mathewson, San Francisco. JA Byrne &w, do James Marriot, Bloomfield. Dr Manson, do JR Davis, San Juan, =» oe Union Hotel. RECTOR BROS... Proprictors. Om : May 23, 1884, IJ Rolfe, City, . : Jno. L Dosa. Kane. ‘E P Gaylord, San Mateo. : _ W Weighel, do _. J 8 Goodwin, Yon Bet. Wm J Shirley, South Yuba. , Grass Valley. — mines, in Shasta county,are to be re. ‘HJennings, New Alamaden. * . wena + = The Clans Gath¢ring. ‘Where is the bar?” asked a gentleman, hurriedly, as he registered at a Stockton hotel. “Just around to the left, sir.” ‘Where is the bar?” asked another gentleman at the sams place a moment later, 5 ‘Just around to the left, sir.” ‘Where is the ba-——” Just around to the left, sir, By Jove,” the clerk continued, ‘‘the delegates are beginning to come in.” Se me Minor J. Savace: The perfect marriage, as well as the perfect man, isan ideal. It ig ahead of us; something that lures on in the future, toward which, through manifold struggles, strivings and tears, humanity is working its higher and gradual approach. No Norwegian girl is permitted to have a beau until she can bake bread, and the consequence is that she isan adept in this culinary art ing, painting frightful-looking objects on plaques, and spoiling brass by hammering it. Tue boss speller in Congress is said to be an Illinois Congressman, He spells Rhode Island with a small “and leaves: out the Dy ane is also credited with the following: My col. is pared with Mr. Baloo of rode I'and. If he were here I would vote ‘i,’ * o--——~ “SixGuLar,”’ mused an old Delaware fisherman as he sat picking bones out of himself like pin feathers after dinner, ‘“‘singular a shad has got 204,000 bones an’ a shadder hain’t got nary aone, I kain’t understand no such o’ grammar like that, no how.” A New York compositor recently hanged himself with a towel. He had waited patiently three years for’ a fresh one to come into theoffice pliable enough to form a knot. > First she is a baby, next a child, then a girlette; nexta girl, then a young lady—which she remains a good many years unless sbe gets married, —— 0 0 A Cutcaco drummer has been bitten by a Michigan mad dog. His friends are anxiously waiting to see what effect it will have—on the dog. > -e-—_ —— *‘SuMMER Boarders Taken In” is the uowittingly truthful advertisement of a New York farmer. anne Special Notice. Dr. Valantine can be consulted daily at Nevada City from 5 o'clock P. M. to 9 o’clock a. M. tt. >_>: TuHosE new lamps that “Tracy in the Transcript Block is how exhibiting and offering for sale, beat anything in that line ever before offered to the public. They give three times the light of gas and the cost is only about one cent per hour with coal oil. Go and look at them whether you with to purchase or not. 3t MARRIED. At Sacramento, May 21, 1884, by ‘ Rev. Father Grace, at the parochial residence, Wm. McNulty to Kkmma Bei ikefer, both of Rough and Ready, Nevada)county. By ‘. Isthe most effectual remedy for headache, giddiness, nervous depresgion, palpitation of the heart, lassitude and general debility. 4 before she masters the arts of--danc: f~ For a cough or cold there is no remedy equal to Ammen’s’ Cough Syrup. ——_Cakk Broruzrs keep constantly on hand o large sppply of Ked Clover, Alfalfa, Timothy, White Clover and Lawn Grass Seeds. tf Don's forget that J. J, Jackson k2eps on hand all kinds of canned goods, sugar-cured hams, wines and liquors for medicinal purposes, nd everything found in a first-class grocery store, jy19-tf \ Absolutely Pure. ‘ This powder hever varies. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness, More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosene powders. SOLD ONIY IN CANS, OYAL Baxina Powper Co., 106 Wall st., N. Y. IO OR BAM --AND— STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL. Q VHE LADIES OF THE METHODIST Church of this City will give an Ice Cream and Strawberry FESTIVAL —AT— NEVADA THEATRE, -—ON— An Interesting Literary and ‘Musical Programme will be rendered. The Exercises will commence at 8 o'clock, but tea, coffee and sandwiches will be served from 6.30 o’clock. Price of Admission, including Supper, 25 cents, payable at the door. A cordial invitation is extended to the public generally. PROGRAMME: Duet .4. Mrs, Brownell and Evans Recitation .,.2.Miss Ida Maltman Duet. Misses Bessie & Katie Hodge Recitation.. Miss Edith Fdwards Recitation. .,Master George Adair BOW wns . Miss Addie Boardman Recitation. Mrs. Nellie Chapman Duet. . Misses’ Amelia, & Hattie Hook Recitation..Master H. Stansfield Recitation. . Miss Maude Evans Duet.Mrs, Eddy and Tregonning “HOW TO DO IT.” (PNHIS highly sengational book® by mail, 50 cents, It contains life cecrets, Remit by Poctsl Note, cost 8c at your P.O, Address P. O. Box 695 Bozeman, M. T, DIVIDEND NOTICE. FFICE OF THE DERBEC BLUE GRAVEL MINING, COMPANY. San Francrsco, May 22, 1884. At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the above n.med Company, held May 21st, 1884, dividend No, 8, of Ten Cents (10c) per share was delared, payable on TUESDAY, May 27th, 1884, at tho office of the Company. Tsansfer books will be closed on the 24th instant, THEO, WETZEL, Secretary. Office—-No, 622 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal. ma24 il : fi = s —s i <n =— i o poe.) mermnrretre gona ncinas . () FA pet Undoubtedly he is to-day the most valuable B: in the world. ‘Now it stands to reason that we 0 me) =D couldn't afford to protect him so thoroughly if LACK WELLS BULL DURHAM LoACCO, Of W he is the representative, wasn't ie . ee the BEST Smoking Tobacco ever made. Cd os cS ee a> aS The sales of Durhain Scacking bi , () "s 0) : ‘ Tobacco far exceed those of any other brand = the world, simply because {t has been, is, and horeeet ) ‘ . CD 8 i). Ga a = aoe: 2 ‘ S, it ‘ ¥ a Wednesday Evening, May 28th. A LANDS CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, Marysville Land District, Cal. To-Night! To-Night ! ee CRA ND SACRED CONCERT ! NEVADA THEATRE, BY LEW JOHNSON’S ORIGINAL Tennesse Jubilee United States Patents Received. Information to Purchasers, Applicants and Settlers, Uae STATES PATENT NO. 87. dated April 80th, 1884, to the Central Pacific Railroad-Company, embraces lands described in the subjoined tabulated list. Alarge proportion of these lands have been in the possession of applicants to pur-. chase, Somé have been sold anticipating the patent; others are now for sale to the applicants to purchase from the Railroad m0 . This initoation is n.ade chiefly for the information of applicants to purchase, and to answer many inquiries. ¥)) ness, Weakness, De§ isi? bility, Dyspepsia, Pavel : indie eetion, a ij \ > an ever, etc. It : hy aaa . Fi is now introduced A. K. BISHOP, ii i am tee to the public of : PM i , Mm the Pacific slope, ‘ wy endorsed by the certificates of the ii em‘nent Dr. Dana “Juctice of the Peaee, -AND— and Rev. H. C. Louder’sack, of St. Louis, Mo,, both gentlemen prominent in their profeSsion, and which isa guaiantee to all buyers of its purity and quality. Caution—None genuine unless labeled with ray signature over the cork—G, SIMMONDS, Malarial diseazes of all kinds speedily yield to its powerful action. Nothing eqvals it ag an appetizer Its tonic adie are grand, and it renews wasted vitality and reuvenates the system, Try it-and be convinced. Country orders promptly attended to. Families bg yaa by the gallon, case or bottle. F 1 oN W HL. SMITH, Agent for Nevada City. Sold also by Jo bn B utler, Colfax. Mining Agent. North Bloomfield, NEVADA OUNTY, CALIFORNIA. Buys “and sells Mines on commission, Sismmmonca’e EXTRACT OF : TROPICAL FRI a J I, uor. It is a sure remedy for Dyspepsia or Chills and Fever, and “especially for all Kidney and Liver Complaints it is the Greatest Discovery of the Age.— This is a Pure’ Compound ‘of: all the Tropical Fruits and put u expressly for Medicinal and FamMjily Use. Families and Travelers should always be provided with a bottle of Simmonds’ Extract lof Tropical Fruit. 1t is good for Sour Stomach, Sea Sickness, and all Stomach Troubles, Also Biliousness and Dyspepsia, and . acts as a Light Purgative. No necessity for taking a Strong Cathartic. The best Physicians recommend it to everybody. ‘Particularly recommended by the Faculty for Ladies’ Complaints. : = e Tropical Fruits : Pineappl . ange, Mangoes, Zapotilla, Bananas, Tanirinde. re Or None Genuine unless my Signature ik across the Cork, -— iteOppos Transcript Office----Sole Agent for Nevada City,” SOLD ALSO BY JOHN BUTLER, COLFAX, eo Pra eeakn eR . _ It is recommended by all > sicians as a Blood Purifyitg i a Extracted from the following}, Bran —FOR— a eenee —re PRICES . WII, LAM WOLES. t LEl . PRICE LIsr . Priegs q{ TRAC =. CAS EX. Flour per 100 Ibs..$2 50 Ws fo 2 25 Corn a ise 85 ie ae 1 373 Ground Barley 100 Ibs, 1 40 Middlings 100 Ibs 100 lbs.. Crushed Sugar 8 1-21bs 1 00 1 50 1 25 AT HUN/,S HALL, NEVADA CITY -. Friday Evening, June 6, 1884. {!ADMISSION, ONE‘DOLLAR{forfone gentleman and two ladies. with escort, 50 cents. Lady Dancers with out escorts, $1. To the Gallery, 25 cents, Each extra lady 9-ly ESTABLISED IN 1862 Wooden and Willow Ware, Twines, Brooms, Brushes, askets, Pails, Tubs, Churns, Washbourds, Rope, Cordage, Wrapping Papers, Paper Bags, Building Papers, Matches, Handles, Feather Clothes Wringers, Carpet Sweeners, Dusters, _ Stationery, ete. ~ P1230 & 232 FRONT STREE SAN PRANCISCO, CAL * ie Writing class MES, WM. BLANCH, (LATE oF ENGLAND) 60 cents per lesson. Teacher of German, French, Music, Plain and Fancy Work. _ Will also’give instructions in Painting in Oil and Water Col ors,on China,Ivory Type,ete. German or French, 25 cents\pe _esson, work,25 cents per lesson. t New York Hotel. en Painting in oil oF water, colors, 60 cents L per lesson, i : China apd Ivory. type, $8 50 for whole Children. 25 cents per lesson: : -_ BLANCH, ik Nevada C ity, LIVE AND LET LIVE . AUCTION ROOM TRANSCRIPT BLOCK. Opholatered Spring§Mattresses. $7 OO, Star Spring Mattresses $9, Hundsome Bed Lounge $25, Walnut Frame Lounge $15 Plain{Lounges from $9 to $10. : Handsome Bed Room Set, only $25. Full Leaf Tables $3, KitchenjTables go v ~~ Gooking-Range and Fixtures $15. f Single Bedstead $8, [3-4 Bedstead $4, Full Size Bedoteag $5. Kitchen Safes from $3 to $10, Welnut Easy Chair go, Fine Patent Walnut Rocker $14—Usually sold for 95, Wool Mattresses, full size, $4 an 36. 50. Wool Mattresses, 3-4 size, 5. ‘ . Se Machines $4 to $10. Warming Stoves from $4 to ie Baby Carriages from $7 to $14 . Pillows per pair——Wool $1 75, Combination $3 50, Feather $4 501] Bird Cages from $1 to $2, Lamps from §0¢ to A the lands in ; ig list not already PLANTATION SINGERS . Granulated“ 9 1 00} . Lamp Chimneys from §¢ to 25e. Toilet Soap 3 boxes io Kin, ms rind Agent of te Avision where-{ NaN Brown * 10 * 100 re — Soap per Bar 25c, : Weigle nee sae i iat stern aUNpAY EVENING. MAY 25TH,. 38v— Coffee 4 “4 99. _. Also a full line of Silverware, Clocks, Majolica pe the earliest practical date; and er : ’ ’ CostaRica 8 “ 100 Ware, Crockery, Glassware, Knives and Forks, ies vee ane easored te ind applied for Beginning at 8 o'clock. i lg i a Stationery, Albums, Vases, Brushes, Fruit Jars, Ui fundies Giada atlas Ge cyan Gap Men's Shirts, Hat Racks, Porous Section Jars, Toi iethere wil ho no unnecessary dela in obThe prograinme will consist strictly of . Tomatoes 8 cans..1 00} let Sets, Brackets, etc., at AWAY DOWN PRI to which ‘the Company may be entitled in m POM yrs aged nee OTC Com 7 “to. 1 00/CES. Gro. Tracy, General Auctioneer, e Sacramen aD strict; and all rea‘ i in all th ipal cities of the U. erie , argon i anil . Sac na gg [Green Peas 7 “1 00] Ny Ba==IF YOU WANT TO SELL OUT, CIVE ree members of all denominations) in attend-. String Beans. 7 “‘.. 1 OO. ME A CALL. : LIST OF LANDS Adn HP Oysters Geese 1 co sist aid mission, + 50 ets. af EMBRACED IN PATENT NO, 37 UNITED Childre Halt Price Lobsters as syuer 1 00 é STATES TO THE CENTRAL PACIFIC Vey: * og a Ne ai 6 « 1 00 ig RAILROAD COMPANY, Sardines { eFeeee pear 9 “ " li mma ee CHEAT REDUCTIONS met alsale . ¢ ; Deviled Ham 4 “. . 1 00 Fn fol: PART OF BECTION, g Pe : af : Popular Va I ] f ty St 0 I G, Corned Beef 3 Olas 1 00 Fl BF . : {Salmon 8 *..1 00 IN THE LINE OF San foal (Ce dl Gam pecs . Moet Bact [nearer Table Peaches4 ‘“.. 1 00 Lot 18, of NW 1-4 of Coffee, 5 Ib-cans ... 75. BODY BRUSSELS, . 11 of SE 1-4; lot 5 Ae eee BA 8 120.829 9 eo eee ie hg iian SFY Cai os ves ue tay vrai 428 ‘ Coffee, 3 Ib cans 50 BRUSSELS be i ia. ot Se ts ommercial Street, Chocolate, 4 papers .:.1 00 ] oi of § Se ; OPPOSITE TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Washin Powder 12 papr’s 1 00 14 of BE 1 4; N12 ce § pap: THREE-P LY SWilt irs apse y-6) one) Pe Tes hee Te eee Tea; 6 lb bows. oc 1 50 potter: 3 ) ANB INGRAIN “8 a figs “aig 8] 15] . 449.41 Fine Confectionery, Coal Oil, per 5 gallon can, 1 50 ! ee dal cael Bee ted, fe VC A REez Tt Ss Me in aL” 10 FUUS ONG VORCUADIES, . Candies per box...-1 75 9 sees {tB 48 1°" 4° 180 “**" V5] 16 . « ‘ . Butter per roll ... 50 3 Polis . . odo Choice Cigars, Ete. P FOR THE NEXT 20 Days, -2: SE 1-4; N'1-2 of Eggs per dozen... 30c ; ges p a le Peer REN ET f e 59 BEC recap : . 2 ee . eee . ee eee = 14 ot NW I, andl, is . «. “yeaiea . © Mountain and Valley Frui STFOP, Ber Gellewy-:s--/+> sitg ited . : . . av tummanason, [7™PSealenee.-3001 Blumenthal’s Dry Goods § ne 14 of SE 14. ve 33) 16} “ . 40 aan ee a . Codfish per Ib,.. .-. a abe ry 00 S for e NE 1-4 0 -4, an x ' woleiam . . ) FRESH VEGETABLES . And evervthing CORNER BROAD & PINE STREETS, Noe apd Bie ge) RECEIVED DAILY. 1 2 : 1-4; § 1-2 of NW 1-4] ©} 17 . 8] 821.76 eise 1n pro r= . seed Pm a ae E. ROSENTHAL. Propo NEVADA CITY, CUE Ria. ca. 1] 17} “ . 320 f AMG es yes g tee 13] 17] * . 640 tion. : +'of N 1-2 of SE ' Ez te) 1-4; 1 ] ia ct -. SPRING AND SUMMER ANNOUNCEMENT as 665.82 cands 0} letters — fra poe tm > LSESsz. « . 640 and the tne nerits We are pleased to announce that our “ 640 8 orde: asa ae taut creraet. GRADUATES BALL!. qgSPRING AND SUMMER STYLES endorse: y the a , _ tho ae way —-GIVEN BY THE—~ nee — ig Open ed ~ Inspection of the Public. 4 7 tay SER bhi urNew Stock consists of a Large and Varied Assortment of the 4 of Se 14. . 224-5) . ae . Seid in ali astern CLASS OF 1884, Newest and Best Eis aC ot. SE oe eg Pe iar FE universal satistac. In.,Seasonable Goodf, embracing . all the Latest Novelties and Stand ar Mes see aera 35] 18 . “ . 640 Fe . : a OF as : Grades as well, ‘ in} the Faculty, in all ma25-4w W. H, MILLS, Land. Agent, cases of NervousNevadi City High Schoo,. Mens Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, VALISES, ETC.; ETC. 7 We w : ment ef BOoTSsS AND SEOES Which we bave on hand— before. ant.to call your special attention to the Very Large As the Largest we have ever carried in this a Our Prices We Cloim To Be The Lowest . » For the simple reason we are the ONLY HOUSE in this. county purchases direct from first hands, thereby enabling us to give our cust ers the saving of the jobbers’ or middlemen’s profits, : Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. Branches—New York, Honolulu and San F raicisco PIONEER FURNITURE STORE, Commercial Street.... Opposite Masonic Hall ne L. M. SUKEFORTH, PROPRIETOR._— Has one of the Largest and best selectéd stocks this side of Sacramento, consisting of Fine Parlor dnd Bed Boom Sets, LARGE MIRRORS, PICTURES, FRAMES, MOULDINGS, CTU FRAMES MADE TO ORDER, CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS Whee. bEsks WHAT NOTS, BOOK CASES, BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS, B : RACKETS BIRD CAGES, FEATHER DUSTERS, DRESSING C CABINETS. MEAT SAFES. WARDROBEs, WINDOW < CORNICE. ad ; FORTERS, SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES EVERYTHING IN THE HOUSE FURNISHING. LINE TO BE FOUND FU. —_——9-——— AMERICAN AND ENGLIS pees ISH TAPESTRY : THREE-PLY, INGRAIN AND HEMP CARPETS COP ES aaa OILCLOTH, MATTING, ETC., ETC., ETC., ETC” ake Upholstering in all ity branches done on the shortest notice. _, UPHOLSTERING GOODS AND TRIMMINGS ALWAYS ON HAND My Goods are bought of the best Manufactories tate Best Quail in Californis and the Eastern States SOLD AT THE LOWEST PRICES. Gh rn pn goa Workmanship, and WILL BE doen Mert inmy establishitent and be convinced. No trouble Pianos moved or boxed for F sates Hogg shipping Furniture for farfilies and others from the ‘country . Orders . aanedded tar Potcies “can rely on getting goods — At THE VERY LO All goods delivered within a Teasonable distance . _ LM. Sukeforth, Pioneer Furniture Store. Eivyrmmen. Bros.; on bet eee Oe cr th fo os > ©

The Nevada Daily Transcript. 5 Published Daily, — Excepted, ig BROWN & CALKINS. ~ SUNDAY, MAY 25, 1884. — Tue Hon. T, 8. King of Georgia at the close of the war married a widow of rebel officer, It has been found that the rebel officer is in Connecticut alive and well, and the bride of eighteen years has been unmarried from Mr, King by the court 80 that she can be divorced from the man in Connecticut and then marry Mr. King, A Derrorgeditor has been mulcted in $20,000 in a libel suit, An exchange suggests that this may deprive him of a few.comforts during the summer, In order to economize to pay the fine, he may be compelled to forego his. contemplated. three weeks’ sojourn to Saratoga,and make a trip around the world instead. Tux Democrats of Fresno have electedGrady, author ’of the sentiment: . ‘South Methodists never scratch,” to the State Convention, The Los Angeles Times says of Mr, Grady: **Mr, Grady is a man who is inclined to traffic in goods that he is unable to deliver.” “You cannot lessen the natural size of a woman’s waist without atunting her brain.” This may be, We have noticed that a girl’s brains do not seem ‘to be very active when her waist is being compressed by a young man’s arm. Otive Logan says not one-quarter ofthe British people know what their soldiers are fighting for out in Egypt. They are fighting for less than eight dollars a month, and we supposed all the British people knew that, >_> Ir is reported that the late Benjamin was sharp on fees, He kept his books by quartette entry. He charged “‘firsta retainer, then a reminder, next a refresher and then a finisher.” ~ 2 diattined Lorra made her debut at eight years of age, as a vocalist. @She first appeared as an actress in 1858,‘ as Gertrude, in the “The Loan of a Lover,” at Petaluma, in this State. Tue Stockton democratic papers are not so harmonious as they should be. The Herald politely requests the Mail to ‘acknowledge itself the malicious liar that it is,” Wu the platforn: of the San Jose democratic convention answer for that to be held in Stockton June 10? Have the bourbons learned anything this year. 4 _>+——__—. A NEWSPAPER just started at Coeur @ Alene says ‘many of the miners are taking out $500 a day,” It requires a good many of them, we suppose. ————soe ‘“‘HERCULES” is the latest name given to butter by the Andover students, among whom boarding-house milk is known as ‘‘kalsomine.”’ nd A MAN named Fairchilds, 50. years old, is charged at Orland, Colusa county, with an indecent assault upon an 8-year old girl. a oO James Hagar, an old man, acci, dentally shot and dangerously * wounded himself at Eureka, Nev., Wednesday night, o-_e Near San andro, Alameda county, ‘Thursday, Richard Sullivan, a brakeman, wag fatally injured by car wheels. Ne Tue celebrated Afterthought opened with San Francisco capital, <—>.———— LELAND STANFORD proposes to erect an institution of learning at Palo Alto in memory of his son. ‘ >? Deacon Joun CoRwitu,a wealthy farmer of Beaver Dam, Wis., — lost his life by freezing his big toe. > Rurier has atcepted the AntiMonopely nomination fur President. In Brooklyn, Wednesday, 66,000 Sunday school children paraded. HOTEL ARRIVALS. ; see NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL STANLY A. EDDY.....PROPRIETOR. ; May 23, 1884. G E Patridge, St Louis. De S M Harris, City. GS Knettle, do Dan Collins, Grass Valley. . AJ Ridge, ) do, Chas Walford, Forest City. D.T Mathewson, San Francisco. JA Byrne &w, do James Marriot, Bloomfield. Dr Manson, do JR Davis, San Juan, =» oe Union Hotel. RECTOR BROS..... Proprictors. Om : May 23, 1884, IJ Rolfe, City, . : Jno. L Dosa. Kane. ‘E P Gaylord, San Mateo. : _ W Weighel, do _. J 8 Goodwin, Yon Bet. Wm J Shirley, South Yuba. , Grass Valley. — mines, in Shasta county,are to be re. ‘HJennings, New Alamaden. * . wena + = The Clans Gath¢ring. ‘Where is the bar?” asked a gentleman, hurriedly, as he registered at a Stockton hotel. “Just around to the left, sir.” ‘Where is the bar?” asked another gentleman at the sams place a moment later, 5 ‘Just around to the left, sir.” ‘Where is the ba-——” Just around to the left, sir, By Jove,” the clerk continued, ‘‘the delegates are beginning to come in.” Se me Minor J. Savace: The perfect marriage, as well as the perfect man, isan ideal. It ig ahead of us; something that lures on in the future, toward which, through manifold struggles, strivings and tears, humanity is working its higher and gradual approach. No Norwegian girl is permitted to have a beau until she can bake bread, and the consequence is that she isan adept in this culinary art ing, painting frightful-looking objects on plaques, and spoiling brass by hammering it. Tue boss speller in Congress is said to be an Illinois Congressman, He spells Rhode Island with a small “and leaves: out the Dy ane is also credited with the following: My col. is pared with Mr. Baloo of rode I'and. If he were here I would vote ‘i,’ * o--——~ “SixGuLar,”’ mused an old Delaware fisherman as he sat picking bones out of himself like pin feathers after dinner, ‘“‘singular a shad has got 204,000 bones an’ a shadder hain’t got nary aone, I kain’t understand no such o’ grammar like that, no how.” A New York compositor recently hanged himself with a towel. He had waited patiently three years for’ a fresh one to come into theoffice pliable enough to form a knot. > First she is a baby, next a child, then a girlette; nexta girl, then a young lady—which she remains a good many years unless sbe gets married, —— 0 0 A Cutcaco drummer has been bitten by a Michigan mad dog. His friends are anxiously waiting to see what effect it will have—on the dog. > -e-—_ —— *‘SuMMER Boarders Taken In” is the uowittingly truthful advertisement of a New York farmer. anne Special Notice. Dr. Valantine can be consulted daily at Nevada City from 5 o'clock P. M. to 9 o’clock a. M. tt. >_>: TuHosE new lamps that “Tracy in the Transcript Block is how exhibiting and offering for sale, beat anything in that line ever before offered to the public. They give three times the light of gas and the cost is only about one cent per hour with coal oil. Go and look at them whether you with to purchase or not. 3t MARRIED. At Sacramento, May 21, 1884, by ‘ Rev. Father Grace, at the parochial residence, Wm. McNulty to Kkmma Bei ikefer, both of Rough and Ready, Nevada)county. By ‘. Isthe most effectual remedy for headache, giddiness, nervous depresgion, palpitation of the heart, lassitude and general debility. 4 before she masters the arts of--danc: f~ For a cough or cold there is no remedy equal to Ammen’s’ Cough Syrup. ——_Cakk Broruzrs keep constantly on hand o large sppply of Ked Clover, Alfalfa, Timothy, White Clover and Lawn Grass Seeds. tf Don's forget that J. J, Jackson k2eps on hand all kinds of canned goods, sugar-cured hams, wines and liquors for medicinal purposes, nd everything found in a first-class grocery store, jy19-tf \ Absolutely Pure. ‘ This powder hever varies. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness, More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosene powders. SOLD ONIY IN CANS, OYAL Baxina Powper Co., 106 Wall st., N. Y. IO OR BAM --AND— STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL. Q VHE LADIES OF THE METHODIST Church of this City will give an Ice Cream and Strawberry FESTIVAL —AT— NEVADA THEATRE, -—ON— An Interesting Literary and ‘Musical Programme will be rendered. The Exercises will commence at 8 o'clock, but tea, coffee and sandwiches will be served from 6.30 o’clock. Price of Admission, including Supper, 25 cents, payable at the door. A cordial invitation is extended to the public generally. PROGRAMME: Duet ..4. Mrs, Brownell and Evans Recitation .,.2..Miss Ida Maltman Duet. Misses Bessie & Katie Hodge Recitation... Miss Edith Fdwards Recitation. ..,Master George Adair BOW wns . Miss Addie Boardman Recitation.. Mrs. Nellie Chapman Duet. . Misses’ Amelia, & Hattie Hook Recitation...Master H. Stansfield Recitation.. .. Miss Maude Evans Duet..Mrs, Eddy and Tregonning “HOW TO DO IT.” (PNHIS highly sengational book® by mail, 50 cents, It contains life cecrets, Remit by Poctsl Note, cost 8c at your P.O, Address P. O. Box 695 Bozeman, M. T, DIVIDEND NOTICE. FFICE OF THE DERBEC BLUE GRAVEL MINING, COMPANY. San Francrsco, May 22, 1884. At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the above n.med Company, held May 21st, 1884, dividend No, 8, of Ten Cents (10c) per share was delared, payable on TUESDAY, May 27th, 1884, at tho office of the Company. Tsansfer books will be closed on the 24th instant, THEO, WETZEL, Secretary. Office—-No, 622 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal. ma24 il : fi = s —s i <n =— i o poe.) mermnrretre gona ncinas . () FA pet Undoubtedly he is to-day the most valuable B: in the world. ‘Now it stands to reason that we 0 me) =D couldn't afford to protect him so thoroughly if LACK WELLS BULL DURHAM LoACCO, Of W he is the representative, wasn't ie . ee the BEST Smoking Tobacco ever made. Cd os cS ee a> aS The sales of Durhain Scacking bi , () "s 0) : ‘ Tobacco far exceed those of any other brand = the world, simply because {t has been, is, and horeeet

) ‘ . CD 8 i). Ga a = aoe: 2 ‘ S, it ‘ ¥ a Wednesday Evening, May 28th. A LANDS CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, Marysville Land District, Cal. To-Night! To-Night ! ee CRA ND SACRED CONCERT ! NEVADA THEATRE, BY LEW JOHNSON’S ORIGINAL Tennesse Jubilee United States Patents Received. Information to Purchasers, Applicants and Settlers, Uae STATES PATENT NO. 87. dated April 80th, 1884, to the Central Pacific Railroad-Company, embraces lands described in the subjoined tabulated list. Alarge proportion of these lands have been in the possession of applicants to pur-. chase, Somé have been sold anticipating the patent; others are now for sale to the applicants to purchase from the Railroad m0 . This initoation is n.ade chiefly for the information of applicants to purchase, and to answer many inquiries. ¥)) ness, Weakness, De§ isi? bility, Dyspepsia, Pavel : indie eetion, a ij \ > an ever, etc. It : hy aaa . Fi is now introduced A. K. BISHOP, ii i am tee to the public of : PM i , Mm the Pacific slope, ‘ wy endorsed by the certificates of the ii em‘nent Dr. Dana “Juctice of the Peaee, -AND— and Rev. H. C. Louder’sack, of St. Louis, Mo,, both gentlemen prominent in their profeSsion, and which isa guaiantee to all buyers of its purity and quality. Caution—None genuine unless labeled with ray signature over the cork—G, SIMMONDS, Malarial diseazes of all kinds speedily yield to its powerful action. Nothing eqvals it ag an appetizer Its tonic adie are grand, and it renews wasted vitality and reuvenates the system, Try it-and be convinced. Country orders promptly attended to. Families bg yaa by the gallon, case or bottle. F 1 oN W HL. SMITH, Agent for Nevada City. Sold also by Jo bn B utler, Colfax. Mining Agent. North Bloomfield, NEVADA OUNTY, CALIFORNIA. Buys “and sells Mines on commission, Sismmmonca’e EXTRACT OF : TROPICAL FRI a J I, uor. It is a sure remedy for Dyspepsia or Chills and Fever, and “especially for all Kidney and Liver Complaints it is the Greatest Discovery of the Age.— This is a Pure’ Compound ‘of: all the Tropical Fruits and put u expressly for Medicinal and FamMjily Use. Families and Travelers should always be provided with a bottle of Simmonds’ Extract lof Tropical Fruit. 1t is good for Sour Stomach, Sea Sickness, and all Stomach Troubles, Also Biliousness and Dyspepsia, and . acts as a Light Purgative. No necessity for taking a Strong Cathartic. The best Physicians recommend it to everybody. ‘Particularly recommended by the Faculty for Ladies’ Complaints. : = e Tropical Fruits : Pineappl . ange, Mangoes, Zapotilla, Bananas, Tanirinde. re Or None Genuine unless my Signature ik across the Cork, -— iteOppos Transcript Office----Sole Agent for Nevada City,” SOLD ALSO BY JOHN BUTLER, COLFAX, eo Pra eeakn eR . _ It is recommended by all > sicians as a Blood Purifyitg i a Extracted from the following}, Bran —FOR— a eenee —re PRICES . WII, LAM WOLES. t LEl . PRICE LIsr . Priegs q{ TRAC =. CAS EX. Flour per 100 Ibs...$2 50 Ws fo 2 25 Corn a ise 85 ie ae 1 373 Ground Barley 100 Ibs, 1 40 Middlings 100 Ibs 100 lbs... Crushed Sugar 8 1-21bs 1 00 1 50 1 25 AT HUN/,S HALL, NEVADA CITY -. Friday Evening, June 6, 1884. {!ADMISSION, ONE‘DOLLAR{forfone gentleman and two ladies. with escort, 50 cents. Lady Dancers with out escorts, $1. To the Gallery, 25 cents, Each extra lady 9-ly ESTABLISED IN 1862 Wooden and Willow Ware, Twines, Brooms, Brushes, askets, Pails, Tubs, Churns, Washbourds, Rope, Cordage, Wrapping Papers, Paper Bags, Building Papers, Matches, Handles, Feather Clothes Wringers, Carpet Sweeners, Dusters, _ Stationery, ete. ~ P1230 & 232 FRONT STREE SAN PRANCISCO, CAL * ie Writing class MES, WM. BLANCH, (LATE oF ENGLAND) 60 cents per lesson. Teacher of German, French, Music, Plain and Fancy Work. _ Will also’give instructions in Painting in Oil and Water Col ors,on China,Ivory Type,ete. German or French, 25 cents\pe _esson, work,25 cents per lesson. t New York Hotel. en Painting in oil oF water, colors, 60 cents L per lesson, i : China apd Ivory. type, $8 50 for whole Children. 25 cents per lesson: : -_ BLANCH, ik Nevada C ity, LIVE AND LET LIVE . AUCTION ROOM TRANSCRIPT BLOCK. Opholatered Spring§Mattresses. $7 OO, Star Spring Mattresses $9, Hundsome Bed Lounge $25, Walnut Frame Lounge $15 Plain{Lounges from $9 to $10. : Handsome Bed Room Set, only $25. Full Leaf Tables $3, KitchenjTables go v ~~ Gooking-Range and Fixtures $15. f Single Bedstead $8, [3-4 Bedstead $4, Full Size Bedoteag $5. Kitchen Safes from $3 to $10, Welnut Easy Chair go, Fine Patent Walnut Rocker $14—Usually sold for 95, Wool Mattresses, full size, $4 an 36. 50. Wool Mattresses, 3-4 size, 5. ‘ . Se Machines $4 to $10. Warming Stoves from $4 to ie Baby Carriages from $7 to $14 . Pillows per pair——Wool $1 75, Combination $3 50, Feather $4 501] Bird Cages from $1 to $2, Lamps from §0¢ to A the lands in ; ig list not already PLANTATION SINGERS . Granulated“ 9 1 00} . Lamp Chimneys from §¢ to 25e. Toilet Soap 3 boxes io Kin, ms rind Agent of te Avision where-{ NaN Brown * 10 * 100 re — Soap per Bar 25c, : Weigle nee sae i iat stern aUNpAY EVENING. MAY 25TH,. 38v— Coffee 4 “4 99. _. Also a full line of Silverware, Clocks, Majolica pe the earliest practical date; and er : ’ ’ CostaRica 8 “ 100 Ware, Crockery, Glassware, Knives and Forks, ies vee ane easored te ind applied for Beginning at 8 o'clock. i lg i a Stationery, Albums, Vases, Brushes, Fruit Jars, Ui fundies Giada atlas Ge cyan Gap Men's Shirts, Hat Racks, Porous Section Jars, Toi iethere wil ho no unnecessary dela in obThe prograinme will consist strictly of . Tomatoes 8 cans...1 00} let Sets, Brackets, etc., at AWAY DOWN PRI to which ‘the Company may be entitled in m POM yrs aged nee OTC Com 7 “to.. 1 00/CES. Gro. Tracy, General Auctioneer, e Sacramen aD strict; and all rea‘ i in all th ipal cities of the U. erie , argon i anil . Sac na gg [Green Peas 7 “1 00] Ny Ba==IF YOU WANT TO SELL OUT, CIVE ree members of all denominations) in attend-. String Beans. 7 “‘... 1 OO. ME A CALL. : LIST OF LANDS Adn HP Oysters Geese 1 co sist aid mission, + 50 ets. af EMBRACED IN PATENT NO, 37 UNITED Childre Halt Price Lobsters as syuer 1 00 é STATES TO THE CENTRAL PACIFIC Vey: * og a Ne ai 6 « 1 00 ig RAILROAD COMPANY, Sardines { eFeeee pear 9 “ " li mma ee CHEAT REDUCTIONS met alsale . ¢ ; Deviled Ham 4 “. .. 1 00 Fn fol: PART OF BECTION, g Pe : af : Popular Va I ] f ty St 0 I G, Corned Beef 3 Olas 1 00 Fl BF . : {Salmon 8 *...1 00 IN THE LINE OF San foal (Ce dl Gam pecs . Moet Bact [nearer Table Peaches4 ‘“... 1 00 Lot 18, of NW 1-4 of Coffee, 5 Ib-cans ..... 75. BODY BRUSSELS, . 11 of SE 1-4; lot 5 Ae eee BA 8 120.829 9 eo eee ie hg iian SFY Cai os ves ue tay vrai 428 ‘ Coffee, 3 Ib cans 50 BRUSSELS be i ia. ot Se ts ommercial Street, Chocolate, 4 papers .:..1 00 ] oi of § Se ; OPPOSITE TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Washin Powder 12 papr’s 1 00 14 of BE 1 4; N12 ce § pap: THREE-P LY SWilt irs apse y-6) one) Pe Tes hee Te eee Tea; 6 lb bows. oc 1 50 potter: 3 ) ANB INGRAIN “8 a figs “aig 8] 15] . 449.41 Fine Confectionery, Coal Oil, per 5 gallon can, 1 50 ! ee dal cael Bee ted, fe VC A REez Tt Ss Me in aL” 10 FUUS ONG VORCUADIES, . Candies per box.....-1 75 9 sees {tB 48 1°" 4° 180 “**" V5] 16 . « ‘ . Butter per roll ...... 50 3 Polis . . odo Choice Cigars, Ete. P FOR THE NEXT 20 Days, -2: SE 1-4; N'1-2 of Eggs per dozen..... 30c ; ges p a le Peer REN ET f e 59 BEC recap : . 2 ee . eee . ee eee = 14 ot NW I, andl, is . «. “yeaiea . © Mountain and Valley Frui STFOP, Ber Gellewy-:s--/+> sitg ited . : . . av tummanason, [7™PSealenee.-3001 Blumenthal’s Dry Goods § ne 14 of SE 14. ve 33) 16} “ . 40 aan ee a . Codfish per Ib,... .-.. a abe ry 00 S for e NE 1-4 0 -4, an x ' woleiam . . ) FRESH VEGETABLES . And evervthing CORNER BROAD & PINE STREETS, Noe apd Bie ge) RECEIVED DAILY. 1 2 : 1-4; § 1-2 of NW 1-4] ©} 17 . 8] 821.76 eise 1n pro r= . seed Pm a ae E. ROSENTHAL. Propo NEVADA CITY, CUE Ria. ca. 1] 17} “ . 320 f AMG es yes g tee 13] 17] * . 640 tion. : +'of N 1-2 of SE ' Ez te) 1-4; 1 ] ia ct -. SPRING AND SUMMER ANNOUNCEMENT as 665.82 cands 0} letters — fra poe tm > LSESsz. « . 640 and the tne nerits We are pleased to announce that our “ 640 8 orde: asa ae taut creraet. GRADUATES BALL!. qgSPRING AND SUMMER STYLES endorse: y the a , _ tho ae way —-GIVEN BY THE—~ nee — ig Open ed ~ Inspection of the Public. 4 7 tay SER bhi urNew Stock consists of a Large and Varied Assortment of the 4 of Se 14. . 224-5) . ae . Seid in ali astern CLASS OF 1884, Newest and Best Eis aC ot. SE oe eg Pe iar FE universal satistac. In.,Seasonable Goodf, embracing . all the Latest Novelties and Stand ar Mes see aera 35] 18 . “ . 640 Fe . : a OF as : Grades as well, ‘ in} the Faculty, in all ma25-4w W. H, MILLS, Land. Agent, cases of NervousNevadi City High Schoo,. Mens Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, VALISES, ETC.; ETC. 7 We w : ment ef BOoTSsS AND SEOES Which we bave on hand— before. ant.to call your special attention to the Very Large As the Largest we have ever carried in this a Our Prices We Cloim To Be The Lowest . » For the simple reason we are the ONLY HOUSE in this. county purchases direct from first hands, thereby enabling us to give our cust ers the saving of the jobbers’ or middlemen’s profits, : Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. Branches—New York, Honolulu and San F raicisco PIONEER FURNITURE STORE, Commercial Street........ Opposite Masonic Hall ne L. M. SUKEFORTH, PROPRIETOR._— Has one of the Largest and best selectéd stocks this side of Sacramento, consisting of Fine Parlor dnd Bed Boom Sets, LARGE MIRRORS, PICTURES, FRAMES, MOULDINGS, CTU FRAMES MADE TO ORDER, CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS Whee. bEsks WHAT NOTS, BOOK CASES, BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS, B : RACKETS BIRD CAGES, FEATHER DUSTERS, DRESSING C CABINETS. MEAT SAFES. WARDROBEs, WINDOW < CORNICE. ad ; FORTERS, SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES EVERYTHING IN THE HOUSE FURNISHING. LINE TO BE FOUND FU. —_——9-——— AMERICAN AND ENGLIS pees ISH TAPESTRY : THREE-PLY, INGRAIN AND HEMP CARPETS COP ES aaa OILCLOTH, MATTING, ETC., ETC., ETC., ETC” ake Upholstering in all ity branches done on the shortest notice. _, UPHOLSTERING GOODS AND TRIMMINGS ALWAYS ON HAND My Goods are bought of the best Manufactories tate Best Quail in Californis and the Eastern States SOLD AT THE LOWEST PRICES. Gh rn pn goa Workmanship, and WILL BE doen Mert inmy establishitent and be convinced. No trouble Pianos moved or boxed for F sates Hogg shipping Furniture for farfilies and others from the ‘country . Orders . aanedded tar Potcies “can rely on getting goods — At THE VERY LO All goods delivered within a Teasonable distance . _ LM. Sukeforth, Pioneer Furniture Store. Eivyrmmen. Bros.; on bet eee Oe cr th fo os > ©