May 27, 1888 (4 pages)

em Qs forka, pr. 1D AND TION DORes, kP TH LUMJER ETS rar Pine. RD WIL}, TO, 6 vard e tf SS « 87, heels, sles, Bafe. Viner, f Boilers,” Wheels, d_ Fridays. es _The Popular Organ. LY TRAN VOL. LVI.—No. 8664. e NEVADA OITY. CAL. SUNDAY. MORNING. (MAY 27, 1888. Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Oo. 7 The Daily Transcript. PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING EXCEPTING MONDAY —BY— BROWN &C4LKINS. ,‘S. CALKINS, N. P. BROWN Editor. . Business M’g’r. FFICE—“Transcript Block,” No. 32 Com" mercial st., Nevada City, Cal. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: Bit ed . eer ery Morr r ire torre ke Is Six Months . ae Phree Momths... cece eeee sleves 150 Per Week by Carrier © . -.se.-.e cee 15 Agents for the Daily Transoript. Imer & Rey.;.:+.ssseerr -+-New-York. & P. Rowell + Bove: eee even es New York BR. NUR. os cece cee csi cette tesens eons N. W. Ayer & Co..-+. Philadelphia Palmer & Rey. . .-+++Portland, Oregon J. H. 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A1LY.EXPRESS AND EMIGRANT D Trains make prompt connection with the several Railway Lines in the East, connecting at New York and New Orleans With the Several Steamer Lines to ALL EUROPEAN PORTS Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars Attached to Overland Express Trains. Third Olass Bleeping Oars Are Run Daily with Overland Emigrant Trains. No additional charge for Berths in Third Class Cars. Tickets Sold, Sleeping Car Berths secured and other information given upon applica 2:20; Echora, 272314; Gi Stallion Season, 1888. Isa Bay Stallion, Sixteen Hands High. Foaled at J. B. Haggins Ranch, Del Paso, March 13, 1882. Sired by Echo; he by Rysdyk’s Hambletonian. Dam by Core rect; he by Belment. Echo’s dam by siagnolia; he by Selby’s American Star; ASHA is one of the few grandsons of Hambletonian as there are but three of the sons of Hambletonian now living on the Coast, viz: Electioneer, Echo and 8 eculation, From the combination of Hambletonian and American Star came Dexter, 2:1734; Jay Gould, 2:2134; Dictator. the sire of Director, 2:17; Phallas, 2:13%4; any Eye_ See, 2:10, and many others in the 2:30 list. Echo the sire of Pasha has ea Bell Echo, raltar, 2:2214; Annie Laurie, three year old, 2:30; Senator, thieeyear old, 2:29%4; Elmont, 2:29; and many others of notoriety. PASHA, asa three-year old, gained arecord of 2:40. Beating such horses as Wallace G, and George Wapple in a five-heat race at Chico, and as a five-year-old lowered his record to 2:34 and showed a trial at Glenbrook Park eerly in June of 2:3014. He has a perfect gait, and an Echo was never known to quit. He served 12 mares at four ears old and his colts all show to his credit. We invite particular attention to any of them as a proof of his quality as asire. WILL MAKE THE SEASON OF 1888 At Watt Park, Grass Valley, Where he will be shown in harness évery week and the public is invited to judge for themselves as to his speed, action and disposition. . The price of service for the season igs on account of purchasing reduced to the small sum of Twenty-five Dollars. Tn all cages payable at time of service with returning privilege next season if here mains in my possession. C.F. TAYLOR, Proprietors tion at the Company’s offices where p gers calling in person can secure choice. of routes, ete cnn RAILROAD LANDS FOR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMS, Apply to, or Address W. H. MILLS, Land Agent, C. P. R. R, San Francisco. Wd * JEROME MADDEN, Land Agent 8. P. R A. N. TOWNE, T. H. GOODMAN “General Manager. Gen, Pass & Tk’t Agt National Exchange, NEVADA CITY, CAL. The Only First-class Business Miotel im the City. Maasive fire-proof structure, free from the dangers of fires so prevalentin large hotels. Situated in the very centre of the city, with Express, Post Office and General Stage Office for all lines in the building. Passengers can leave this Hotel 20 minutes later than any other when departing oy stage. ae The Tabie of the Nativual Exchange isa pet feature with the proprietors, and is guaranteed superior to any in the city, The Rooms are neat and desirable, and include a number of handsome suits. The experienced management will spare neither pains or expense to sustain the reputation which the National Exchange now go justly enjoys of being the leading and best hovel in the mountains. REOTOR BROS,, Proprietors. Formerly ofthe Union Hotel, Nevada City, rand. iicMahon House, Hollister, Cal, * y Home Mutual Insurance Co OF CALIFORNIA. (CAPITAL. 800 000 PRINCIPAL OFFICE: 216 Sansome st., San Franciseo. ‘The Chicago Cottage Orean Has attained a standard of excellence which admits of no superior. It contains eve These excellent Organs are celebrated for k response, Vavolume, quality of woe, a des en, beauty riety of combination, ct construction, making them in flan, perfect co ornamental tnd desira ple organs for homes, schools, churches Jodges, societies, etc. ED REPUTATION. FATA ALIA. yeti ALLED Bes? MATERIAL, INSTRUCTION BOOKS AND PIANO STOOLS mae Catalogues and Price Liste on application FREE. Block, corner _ WORKING CLASSES ATTENT OHIGAGO COTTAGE ORGAN 00., i 3 -JELINGIS. See improvement that inventive genius, skill and money can pro6 3 LLED WORKMEN Fire. Insurance Only — e J, F. HovuaHnTon, President. J. I. N. SHEPARD, Vice President, CHARLES H, Story, Secretary, R. H. Macixy, General Agent. Grass Valley Branch For Nevada County DAVID WATT, JOHN C, COLEMAN. Risks accepted on all classes of desirable property inthis somnty at rates as low assolvency and a fair profit will adinit of, guar auteeing a prompt and liberal response toa) just claims for loss. : GEO W. HILI, Manager MAIN STREET. GRASS VALLE\ Established in 1852. Nevada “Assay . Office. » : J.J OTT, Proprietor. NO. 26 MAIN STREET.. NEVADA CITY. OLD AND ORES OF EVERY DESCRIPtion refined, melted and ed, By request, Gold Bars exchanged for Coin, In connection wi my Assay Office I have a small Quartz Mill with which I can make penctios} Mill Testa, one nye onerecs te retui n every way. ir qnade with pet § 50 to 500 pounds, PRICES BICHAMD DILLON, Oonstable and Oollector, : ; JE in Justice Walsworth’s Court oe: Pine Street, Nevada City. Wii1 you suffer with Dyspepsia and ‘. Liver Complaint? Shiloh’s Vitalizer The Leading Harness Shop OF NEVADA CLEY. BroadStreet, Below National Hotel Jas. Cairns, Proprietor. —— Harness and Collars MADE TO ORDER SADDLES, WHIPS, CURRY OOMBS AND BRUSHES FOR SALE OHEAP. Repairing Neatly Done. @2@FAli orders attended to promptly. Nevada County N. G; R. R. i i TIME TABLE NO. 30. Takes Effect Saturday, April 28th, At 6A, M. LEAVING NEVADA CITY : 4: { 54: M. DAILY—Connecting with overe land arriving in San Francisco at 12:45 M. ‘0 ‘P, M., A gh lant pg with . : Overland Passenger leaving San Tancisco at 8:30 A. M. Arriving: 9:00 A. M. DAILY P. M. DAILY — Connecting with JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager, E. H. BROWN, Superintendent. ‘4 5 Passenger leaving San Francisco at LINGUISTIC OFFENSES. Che Erroneous Use of Words in Common Not agg Reopen children, but the exslusively English population as well, use man nglish expressions which are hi hy improper—not common sense, e call attention to the following: “Guess,” for sup or think. “I ess this is right,” should be “I think,” c. Guess means “to hit at random,” as “I can’t guess how many cents you have.” “Drive,” for to take riding. “He took . his carriage and drove me to town.” He" drove the horse, but not me. It should tbe: “Ho took me to town in his carriage.” “Some,” for about or probably. "Tt is some five miles to town,” should be, “It is about five miles,” ete, “Storms,” for rains.or snows. Storm is an atmospherical disturbance and has reference to air and wind. : “Right away,” for immediately. “Come right away’ should be “come at once,” or immediately. “Party,” for person. Party is a gathering of people, not an individual. “Who is that party ?? when one is meant, should be: “Who is that person or individual ?”” “Posted,” for informed. Ags, “He is not posted on that matter; post him on the subject.” Post means to put up a sign or to drop a letter in the postofiice, “Stopping,” for staying. As, “He is stopping with us,” for “He is staying with us.” Try and come, do write, &c., for try to come, to do so, to write, &c. “I shall try and come to see you soon,” should be, “I shall try to come,” &e. . Funny, for odd, strange. As “it seems very funny to me that he does not come,” should be, “it seems very strange,’’ &c. Funny is something amusing, full of fun, Depot for station. “I will go to the Allentown depot,” should be, “I will go to the Allentown station.” . A depot is a hb a point. Station,a place aloug the ronte. Healthy, for wholesome or healthful. “This is not healthy,” should be, “this is not wholesome.’ “This frnit is healthy,’’ means that it is sound not rotten. “This fruit is healthful,” means that it-is-condusive to health, not injurious to health. Just as soon, for just as lief. “I would just as soon do it as not,” “should be, “£ would just as lief.do it,’’ etc. Soon means in a short time, not rather, ‘Trading Rats, 1 Studies in natural history, calculated to excite the wonder ofa young student, abound in the western regions of America. I know I was vastly entertained during a trip through Arizona and New Mexico by my own observation of the mountain rats, popularly known there as “trading rats.” I used to lie awake sometimes in order to watch their pranks by the light of my campfire. Their antics and gambols reminded me of young kittens at play. They often appeared to be at.a game of a a They look like common. rats, save that.they are_lighter in — in i; tails ares! sag i ry er,. and .their noses are less pointed, They live in hollow trees re api the rocks, But the very funny thing is that, though they are born oye little kleptoman° ics every one, they always return something in the place of every article taken away ; and a queer thing, too, is the fact that they never steal articles of food. One night I felt a slight stir. about oF head. Cautiously opening my eyes, saw one of these rats tugging poe pet at my saddle, which I was using as a pillow. As the saddle was one of California style, and weighed about thirty pounds, the efforts of the little animal seemed to be very ambitious for an animal of his size, They take away cartridges; knives anc forks, or anything else they can carry. I have been told by an old prospector that he had a whole outfit of such things “rustled” (that is, stolen) in» one night and that various objects were returned in its place. Articles taken from one place have been found in a shanty twenty miles distant. I met one day at a railway station an old ranchman, who lived at least. twenty miles from the road, and gaenciog to speak of these rats, he said: “I found in my ‘shack’ the other day, quite a collection ot spoons, forks and knives hid under a pile of rubbish that had been brought. there by the little ro) thieves. Where they came trom I don’t know, but I know that they carried off in turn a whole box of 45-75 Winchester cartridges.” I laughed and replied: “Well, I have your cartridges, and you probably have my spoons, for out of a dozen I have only two left. As the cartridges will not fit my Sharps 40-70, they are no use to me. So if you bring the spoons to Flinn’s store I’ll see that the cartridges are left there and you can get them.” ‘The change was effected in the course of a few days, and the spoons proved to be mine and the cartridges his.: The San, The sun is a vast body one million -. two hundred and sixty thousand times b Those who are in need of profitaHallett & Co., Portland, Maine, war is wherever they live. free. \P) SEA WONDERS exist in thousands of forms, butare surpassed { the marvels of invention. ble work that can be done while living at home should at once send their address to and receive free, full information’ how either sex, all pases can earn from $5 to $25 ee day and upou are started Capital not required. ade have make over $50 in a single day at this work, as large and nearly three hundred and twenty-seven thousand times as heavy asthe earth. That which we see of it ordinarily is a white-hot central mass bai is really only a part of the great globe. Next to,this there is a beautifully colored envelope from five thousand to ten thousand miles in thickness, called the chromosphere, while outside this is sontantly relievesthe moat violent attack an ures comfortable sleep. No waite All sueceed @ comparatively dense atmosphere, or corona, stretching away for at least one ‘ A GERMAN hundred thousand miles; while beyond STH vi ASTHMA, », . that again there is a further atmosphere oUuURED i. , consisting to a large extent of hydrogen, Ramat the “substance known, rearhit ig, . it may be, a million miles or more farther AND CONVEYANCER. Nate Union Street, Nevada Cit and the Courts of the United the State of California. r 4 ". into 8 . Look at. the sun shinin tow {te action in immadinte: divent ana . brightly above us; it seems a picturo o certain, anda cure is the result in al) quiets ie and stately deur, In point most skeptical, “Wrieg boy and $.00. of an . OF fact it is something very different. a b ‘ le F sap.’ pest. Sobittmar, uainted that is in such wild confusion St, Paul, Ming " e wurlace of the sun. ke et got he i ng volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, an ae hy SNC ee storms—the violence of all terrestrial Attorney at Law, Notary Public, . commotions the world was--inhabICE—South side Broad Street, oppoi Ci rts of the State ll practice in all the Co 2 orem ited. would not equal one hour's disturbance on the face of that boiling caldron we call.the sun. A cyclone on the earth’s surface that whirls around at the: rate of one hundred miles an hour is a hurricane carrying all before it; buat there are solar whirlwinds and fiery . ip guaranteed to ¢ure you. For ssle o~ * can live at home, and make more} miles a second, An eruption of Vesuvi YOU pe ogy a ML gi Mar * entombs Pompeii; ttl toes are oe pit mr yin pth psig exe . mentary and unceasing eruptions on the all ages. Any one can dothe work. Large . sun in which the whole carth would carn sare from fret estly outit . melt with fervent heat and. be engulfed, srs ate et [shea ane if you are wise you will at once. on REes on tothe sun's i. HALLETT & 00., Me . gaseous atmosphere, Pye ie floods that sweep along at one hundred ' free to an . . 5 * . # @ 2 Annet aN nO OER EOE ARERR A TOF Lie Sarat BB RE RN MN ALIN A A BED SRN ll RRS, Inherited Diseases. In the realm of disease the facts of in heritance are most numerous and are dally accumulating. Here, alga, they become terrible, fateful and overwhelming. No fact of nature is more pregnant with awful meaning than the fact of the inhoritance. of disease, It meets the physician on his dally rounds, paralyzing his art and filling him with dismay. The legend of the ancient Greeks pictures the Furies as pursuing families from generation to generation, rendering them desolate, The Furies still ply their work of terror and death, but they are not now clothed in the garb of superstition, but appear in the more intelligible bus no less awful form of hereditary disense, ~ Modern science, which has illuminated so many dark corners of nature, has shed a new light on tho ominous words of the Scriptures, “The sins of the fathers shall be visited upon the children unto the third and fourth generation.” Instances of hereditary disease abound. Fifty per cent. of cases of consumption, that fearful destroyer of famiHes, of cancer and scrofula, run in families through inheritance. 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Nevada and Grass Valley 'Bus TIME TABLE: NTIL fursher notice the Bus will make \/ regular trips between Grass Valley and Nevada City at the following hours ; Leave Grass Valley at 8:30 and 9 o'clock A.M.,and1, 8:46 and 6:60 P, M, Leave Nevada City at 10 o'clock A. M. and 2, 4:80, 5, and 7:30 P. M. Fare from hotel to hotel 25 cents for the round trip, . WETTERAU & CARSON, 5 Proprietors, Line. HOMPOMUY Se cre cee: 00 a i ee ; : Feary. tain of instrument one bob MONEY pay renga pega 0} ant OEE Ania ae we will send you free, something of ‘great Vocal Hnsis: Private Lessons ee % a4 value and importance to you that Will start you in business which will brin you in more money right away than anything else in this world, Any one can do the work and live athome, Kither sex—all,ages, Something new, that just coins money for all workers, We will start you ; capital not needed, This is one of the genuine, important chances of a lifetime. Those who are ambitions and enterprising will not delay Grand outfit free. Address TRUE & CO, Augusta, Maine. i Newspaper Advertising Ageney. LP. FISHE wOOM 20 AND 21 MERCHANT'S EXCHANGE, CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, N B. ADVERTISEMENTS eSolicited for all newspapers published on the Pacific Coast, the Sandwich ‘Islands, Polynesia, Mexican Ports, Panama, Valparisa, Japan, China, New Zealand the Australfan Cotontes, "the Eastern States and urope. Files of neaety every newspaper published on'the Paeific Coast are kept conubntly on hand, and all advertisers are allowed free access to them during business hours, THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT Big G has given untverSal satisfaction in the cure of Gonorrhwa and Gleet. I prescribe itand feel safe in reoommending It to all sufferers. 4, J. 8TO u . Ll PRICE, $1.00, Bold by Druggists. W. D. VINTON, Sole Agent. ; HAS REVOLUTION: NN ized the world during the last half century. the wonders ofi na hen — ‘meth. ventive progress isaod and symamor: work that cas be pe’ed-all over the country without separati the workers from theirhomes. Pay. liberals any one can do the work; either sex, you! or old; no special abilty required. Ca saa weqoed! we'start you free. Cut this out and return it to us and we will send free something of great valueand im: you, that will start you in busin will you in more money right awa an anything else in the world, Gran ones Aout Address True & Co., Augusta ; a NR SINT bd RR a ALCS REND ES ek PANS i ARI PT SM Cb aR seen on file at the office of L P Fisher, : to which ! What's the Matter? _ ee 7. GILBERT, — OF NORTH SAN SUAN, _ Has just returned fiom San Francisco where he purchased the latest novelties in his line He has at his store the finest Single and Double Ruggy Harness, .His own make,) Saddles, : Bridles, Whips, Lashes, Wagon Sheets,! Plush Robes, Linen Robes, ‘Fine Novelties. Special attention is invited td the fine stock of Single and Double Express Harness HEAVY BREECHING, ikea Lead and Ohain Harness, (The Boss for Teaming.) Everything sold cheape 6: place in Nevada county, ages ie mae Nevada Royal , STATED MEETIN SONIC HALL Nevada oi oued ‘ ris Moneay {tn esah month. Vis a Jompanions in good d h ing ere ‘cordially invited ty end, JOS, THOMAS, . I, J, Rone, Reorstart — MASONIC 4 OTICE, Nevada Lodge, No. 18F.& A.M. . STATED MEETINGS ON My Second Wednesday of each mon Visiting Brethren { , Seat cordially invited. gs " aan 1. O. RGER,. LS) E DINTIsT. LEUTIE & RRAND, WATOHMAKER ‘ AND Broad Street, Nevada City. w. P. SOWDEN, ante). Attorney and Counselor at Lawsi WILLPRACTICE IN ALL THE COUR of the § 5} United States, ° °f California, and of Office in Morgan & Robe . wal of Pine and Broad streets, Nevada Clig: ala L. B, LITTLE. JOHN CALDW CALDWELL & LITTLE, Attorneys and Counselors at Lawy ' ILL PRACTICE I United States Courte ee STATS ANT OFFICE—Thomas Block, corner Broad Pine streets, up stairs, : 7 P, F, SIMONDS, Cw. CROSS & SINIONDS, Attorneys and Oounselocs at Law, ILL PRACTIC United States Gea FATE am x ooo e— Morgan & Roberta’ Block, Ne THOS. S. FORD Attorney and Counselor at Law. FFICE-~Thomas' B corn: O land Pine streets, Nevada Site che MAMILTON McCORMIOK; Attorney and Counselor at Law. FFICE=Corner of ( Streets, Nevada city” on tates Penne in allof the Courts of th f Surgeon. E. WwW. CHARLEs, M. Dw. Homopathio Physioian, UP STAIRS: “BLASAUP'S BUILDING? next ox a xt door below Wells, Fargo & 9 Aloe Hours—10 to 12 A.M, and 2 tod % M, i Kk. H. GAYLORD ‘ feet PRED SEARLS’ GAYLORD & SEARLS, ILL PRACTICE IN State and Federal. ath Office—Opposite the Court House. THECOURTE, ¥ W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor at Lew. STRICT ATTORN Douay dane at the Court dea? Alfred D. Mason, Counselor at Law and. Notary Publio: Successsor to Johnson & Mason, \ Attorneys at Law, ' ILL PRACTICE IN THE , j Ww Supreme, District and cia BOR Office—Thomas Block Pine streets, Nevada Cit corner Broad and, JAS. G. HARTWELL, —ANDU. S. Deputy Mineral survey FFICE—Upatairs in fi O cor. Booed and Fine “ay A. WUTKE, ; Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker, BROAD STREET, TWO DOORS BELO Pont Office, Nevada City, FINE BOOJS AND SHOES A SPEUIA REPAIRING NEATLY DONE,USED BY THE BEST PEND

em Qs forka, pr. 1D AND TION DORes, kP TH LUMJER ETS rar Pine. RD WIL}, TO, 6 vard e tf SS « 87, heels, sles, Bafe. Viner, f Boilers,” Wheels, d_ Fridays. es _The Popular Organ. LY TRAN VOL. LVI.—No. 8664. e NEVADA OITY. CAL. SUNDAY. MORNING. (MAY 27, 1888. Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Oo. 7 The Daily Transcript. PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING EXCEPTING MONDAY —BY— BROWN &C4LKINS. ,‘S. CALKINS, N. P. BROWN Editor. . Business M’g’r. FFICE—“Transcript Block,” No. 32 Com" mercial st., Nevada City, Cal. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: Bit ed . eer ery Morr r ire torre ke Is Six Months .. ae Phree Momths..... cece eeee sleves 150 Per Week by Carrier © . -..se.-.e cee 15 Agents for the Daily Transoript. Imer & Rey.;..:+.ssseerr -+-New-York. & P. Rowell + Bove: eee even es New York BR. NUR. os cece cee csi cette tesens eons N. W. Ayer & Co....-+.. Philadelphia Palmer & Rey. .. .-+++Portland, Oregon J. H. Bates & CO... 0 eee e eee ees New York Dauchy & Co.. vee .New York Williams & Co. a Eng OOO GB C08 cis bs ca ers hae eee Chicago L, P. Fisher E. C. Dake.. Palmer & Rey John C. Dewey &Co.. Burlington} Vt Stingon & Co....006ee oe -..Portland, Me Geo. M, Mott.. 0. ccc eee eee ee Sacramento J. A. Stidger.... ... North San Juan W. K, Spencer ....-+-. Grass Valley BR. F, Snell.. : D Lda, T. D. Calkins: ... Truckee CL. Miller .. French Corral ' orth Bloomfleld gg eee .,.+ Graniteville 3, W. Beatty.. ’") gmarteville ¥. W. Orear...-s+.sc+-ceeee 5p DOWnteville TS CITIZENS BANK, Broad Street ...-.-+-Nevada Oity Paid up Capital * $30,000 A General Banking Business Transacted. Ww: ISSUE SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE I New York, San Francisco. And Sacramento. “Ve issue’ BILLS OF EXCHANGE Payable AT SIGHT inthe principal cities of GREAT BRUPAINand EUROPE. Collections on any part of the Onited States a specialty. Highest Price Paid for County and State Warrants. Gold and Silver Bullion chased Assay Office at this Bank. ure OFFICERS: E.M. PRESTON....-::::eese: PRESIDENT, R, Mi HUNT, 3. 3% : . VICE PRESIDENT. JOHN T, MORGAN...-.-5650055 CASHIER. D. E. MORGAN. .Ase’r CASHIER and SEC’Y. DIRECTORS: vr. R. M. Hunt, Joun T. MORGAN Gro. M. HuGHEs, 'D, E. Morgan, Wa, EpWarps. L,-HousMAN, K. M. Preston. CORRESPONDENTS: New York—First National Bank, ¥ isco—First National Bank, Sees National Bank ofD. 0, Mills Co. UNION HOTEL, a} ites a CAL. MRS, J. NAFFZIGER., . :Proprietress H. G, PARSONS. . Business Manager THE . ADING HOTEL OF NEVADA CITK, = © = & NEVADA CITY... ... CALIFORNIA RISTS, SEEKERS FOR HEALTH AND otpere are invited to notice the advan te s, each of which is light and sty, cad weltar elegantly furnished, there no hotel inthe mountains equal to offered by this Hotel, The house con airy, i i " he tables are supplied with the best in the market. . NICE SAMPLE ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS 5 L TRAVELERS, FOR COMMER URIG AND FAMILIES. Free ‘Bus to and from the Depot. STAGES LEAVE THE arts of the upper county, Maryaville daily. The best of Wines, Liquors and (igare furnished at the Bar. HOUSE FOR ALL : 4 Grass Valley aud Empire Livery Stable Broad st., Nevada City, opp National Ex change Hotel, JAMES HENNESSY, Proprietor, NHE PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIRE Stable has the largest lot of ber gs es and makesee To be found in this part of the State. Teams with elegent Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms : : orses, The horses are free from vice, of geod style and capable of going as fast as any gentleman cares to drive, Good Saddle Horses always on hand CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROMPTL FURNISHED. Quick Time and Cheap Fares TO Eastern and European Oities. BY THE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAI. ALL RAIL ROUTES, ‘Southern Pacific Company. A1LY.EXPRESS AND EMIGRANT D Trains make prompt connection with the several Railway Lines in the East, connecting at New York and New Orleans With the Several Steamer Lines to ALL EUROPEAN PORTS Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars Attached to Overland Express Trains. Third Olass Bleeping Oars Are Run Daily with Overland Emigrant Trains. No additional charge for Berths in Third Class Cars. Tickets Sold, Sleeping Car Berths secured and other information given upon applica 2:20; Echora, 272314; Gi Stallion Season, 1888. Isa Bay Stallion, Sixteen Hands High. Foaled at J. B. Haggins Ranch, Del Paso, March 13, 1882. Sired by Echo; he by Rysdyk’s Hambletonian. Dam by Core rect; he by Belment. Echo’s dam by siagnolia; he by Selby’s American Star; ASHA is one of the few grandsons of Hambletonian as there are but three of the sons of Hambletonian now living on the Coast, viz: Electioneer, Echo and 8 eculation, From the combination of Hambletonian and American Star came Dexter, 2:1734; Jay Gould, 2:2134; Dictator. the sire of Director, 2:17; Phallas, 2:13%4; any Eye_ See, 2:10, and many others in the 2:30 list. Echo the sire of Pasha has ea Bell Echo, raltar, 2:2214; Annie Laurie, three year old, 2:30; Senator, thieeyear old, 2:29%4; Elmont, 2:29; and many others of notoriety. PASHA, asa three-year old, gained arecord of 2:40. Beating such horses as Wallace G, and George Wapple in a five-heat race at Chico, and as a five-year-old lowered his record to 2:34 and showed a trial at Glenbrook Park eerly in June of 2:3014. He has a perfect gait, and an Echo was never known to quit. He served 12 mares at four ears old and his colts all show to his credit. We invite particular attention to any of them as a proof of his quality as asire. WILL MAKE THE SEASON OF 1888 At Watt Park, Grass Valley, Where he will be shown in harness évery week and the public is invited to judge for themselves as to his speed, action and disposition. . The price of service for the season igs on account of purchasing reduced to the small sum of Twenty-five Dollars. Tn all cages payable at time of service with returning privilege next season if here mains in my possession. C.F. TAYLOR, Proprietors tion at the Company’s offices where p gers calling in person can secure choice. of routes, ete cnn RAILROAD LANDS FOR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMS, Apply to, or Address W. H. MILLS, Land Agent, C. P. R. R, San Francisco. Wd * JEROME MADDEN, Land Agent 8. P. R A. N. TOWNE, T. H. GOODMAN “General Manager. Gen, Pass & Tk’t Agt National Exchange, NEVADA CITY, CAL. The Only First-class Business Miotel im the City. Maasive fire-proof structure, free from the dangers of fires so prevalentin large hotels. Situated in the very centre of the city, with Express, Post Office and General Stage Office for all lines in the building. Passengers can leave this Hotel 20 minutes later than any other when departing oy stage. ae The Tabie of the Nativual Exchange isa pet feature with the proprietors, and is guaranteed superior to any in the city, The Rooms are neat and desirable, and include a number of handsome suits. The experienced management will spare neither pains or expense to sustain the reputation which the National Exchange now go justly enjoys of being the leading and best hovel in the mountains. REOTOR BROS,, Proprietors. Formerly ofthe Union Hotel, Nevada City, rand. iicMahon House, Hollister, Cal, * y Home Mutual Insurance Co OF CALIFORNIA. (CAPITAL. 800 000 PRINCIPAL OFFICE: 216 Sansome st., San Franciseo. ‘The Chicago Cottage Orean Has attained a standard of excellence which admits of no superior. It contains eve These excellent Organs are celebrated for k response, Vavolume, quality of woe, a des en, beauty riety of combination, ct construction, making them in flan, perfect co ornamental tnd desira ple organs for homes, schools, churches Jodges, societies, etc. ED REPUTATION. FATA ALIA. yeti ALLED Bes? MATERIAL, INSTRUCTION BOOKS AND PIANO STOOLS mae Catalogues and Price Liste on application FREE. Block, corner _ WORKING CLASSES ATTENT OHIGAGO COTTAGE ORGAN 00., i 3 -JELINGIS.. See improvement that inventive genius, skill and money can pro6 3 LLED WORKMEN Fire. Insurance Only — e J, F. HovuaHnTon, President. J. I. N. SHEPARD, Vice President, CHARLES H, Story, Secretary, R. H. Macixy, General Agent. Grass Valley Branch For Nevada County DAVID WATT, JOHN C, COLEMAN. Risks accepted on all classes of desirable property inthis somnty at rates as low assolvency and a fair profit will adinit of, guar auteeing a prompt and liberal response toa) just claims for loss. : GEO W. HILI, Manager MAIN STREET. GRASS VALLE\ Established in 1852. Nevada “Assay . Office. » : J.J OTT, Proprietor. NO. 26 MAIN STREET... NEVADA CITY. OLD AND ORES OF EVERY DESCRIPtion refined, melted and ed, By request, Gold Bars exchanged for Coin, In connection wi my Assay Office I have a small Quartz Mill with which I can make penctios} Mill Testa, one nye onerecs te retui n every way. ir qnade with pet § 50 to 500 pounds, PRICES BICHAMD DILLON, Oonstable and Oollector, : ; JE in Justice Walsworth’s Court oe: Pine Street, Nevada City. Wii1 you suffer with Dyspepsia and ‘. Liver Complaint? Shiloh’s Vitalizer The Leading Harness Shop OF NEVADA CLEY. BroadStreet, Below National Hotel Jas. Cairns, Proprietor. —— Harness and Collars MADE TO ORDER SADDLES, WHIPS, CURRY OOMBS AND BRUSHES FOR SALE OHEAP. Repairing Neatly Done. @2@FAli orders attended to promptly. Nevada County N. G; R. R. i i TIME TABLE NO. 30. Takes Effect Saturday, April 28th, At 6A, M. LEAVING NEVADA CITY : 4: { 54: M. DAILY—Connecting with overe land arriving in San Francisco at 12:45 M. ‘0 ‘P, M., A gh lant pg with . : Overland Passenger leaving San Tancisco at 8:30 A. M. Arriving: 9:00 A. M. DAILY P. M. DAILY — Connecting with JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager, E. H. BROWN, Superintendent. ‘4 5 Passenger leaving San Francisco at LINGUISTIC OFFENSES. Che Erroneous Use of Words in Common Not agg Reopen children, but the exslusively English population as well, use man nglish expressions which are hi hy improper—not common sense, e call attention to the following: “Guess,” for sup or think. “I ess this is right,” should be “I think,” c. Guess means “to hit at random,” as “I can’t guess how many cents you have.” “Drive,” for to take riding. “He took . his carriage and drove me to town.” He" drove the horse, but not me. It should tbe: “Ho took me to town in his carriage.” “Some,” for about or probably. "Tt is some five miles to town,” should be, “It is about five miles,” ete, “Storms,” for rains.or snows. Storm is an atmospherical disturbance and has reference to air and wind. : “Right away,” for immediately. “Come right away’ should be “come at once,” or immediately. “Party,” for person. Party is a gathering of people, not an individual. “Who is that party ?? when one is meant, should be: “Who is that person or individual ?”” “Posted,” for informed. Ags, “He is not posted on that matter; post him on the subject.” Post means to put up a sign or to drop a letter in the postofiice, “Stopping,” for staying. As, “He is stopping with us,” for “He is staying with us.” Try and come, do write, &c., for try to come, to do so, to write, &c. “I shall try and come to see you soon,” should be, “I shall try to come,” &e. . Funny, for odd, strange. As “it seems very funny to me that he does not come,” should be, “it seems very strange,’’ &c. Funny is something amusing, full of fun, Depot for station. “I will go to the Allentown depot,” should be, “I will go to the Allentown station.” . A depot is a hb a point. Station,a place aloug the ronte. Healthy, for wholesome or healthful. “This is not healthy,” should be, “this is not wholesome.’ “This frnit is healthy,’’ means that it is sound not rotten. “This fruit is healthful,” means that it-is-condusive to health, not injurious to health. Just as soon, for just as lief. “I would just as soon do it as not,” “should be, “£ would just as lief.do it,’’ etc. Soon means in a short time, not rather, ‘Trading Rats, 1 Studies in natural history, calculated to excite the wonder ofa young student, abound in the western regions of America. I know I was vastly entertained during a trip through Arizona and New Mexico by my own observation of the mountain rats, popularly known there as “trading rats.” I used to lie awake sometimes in order to watch their pranks by the light of my campfire. Their antics and gambols reminded me of young kittens at play. They often appeared to be at.a game of a a They look like common. rats, save that.they are_lighter in — in i; tails ares! sag i ry er,. and .their noses are less pointed, They live in hollow trees re api the rocks, But the very funny thing is that, though they are born oye little kleptoman° ics every one, they always return something in the place of every article taken away ; and a queer thing, too, is the fact that they never steal articles of food. One night I felt a slight stir. about oF head. Cautiously opening my eyes, saw one of these rats tugging poe pet at my saddle, which I was using as a pillow. As the saddle was one of California style, and weighed about thirty pounds, the efforts of the little animal seemed to be very ambitious for an animal of his size, They take away cartridges; knives anc forks, or anything else they can carry. I have been told by an old prospector that he had a whole outfit of such things “rustled” (that is, stolen) in» one night and that various objects were returned in its place. Articles taken from one place have been found in a shanty twenty miles distant. I met one day at a railway station an old ranchman, who lived at least. twenty miles from the road, and gaenciog to speak of these rats, he said: “I found in my ‘shack’ the other day, quite a collection ot spoons, forks and knives hid under a pile of rubbish that had been brought. there by the little ro) thieves. Where they came trom I don’t know, but I know that they carried off in turn a whole box of 45-75 Winchester cartridges.” I laughed and replied: “Well, I have your cartridges, and you probably have my spoons, for out of a dozen I have only two left. As the cartridges will not fit my Sharps 40-70, they are no use to me. So if you bring the spoons to Flinn’s store I’ll see that the cartridges are left there and you can get them.” ‘The change was effected in the course of a few days, and the spoons proved to be mine and the cartridges his.: The San, The sun is a vast body one million -. two hundred and sixty thousand times b Those who are in need of profitaHallett & Co., Portland, Maine, war is wherever they live. free. \P) SEA WONDERS exist in thousands of forms, butare surpassed { the marvels of invention. ble work that can be done while living at home should at once send their address to and receive free, full information’ how either sex, all pases can earn from $5 to $25 ee day and upou are started Capital not required. ade have make over $50 in a single day at this work, as large and nearly three hundred and twenty-seven thousand times as heavy asthe earth. That which we see of it ordinarily is a white-hot central mass bai is really only a part of the great globe.. Next to,this there is a beautifully colored envelope from five thousand to ten thousand miles in thickness, called the chromosphere, while outside this is sontantly relievesthe moat violent attack an ures comfortable sleep. No waite All sueceed @ comparatively dense atmosphere, or corona, stretching away for at least one ‘ A GERMAN hundred thousand miles; while beyond STH vi ASTHMA, », . that again there is a further atmosphere oUuURED i. , consisting to a large extent of hydrogen, Ramat the “substance known, rearhit ig, . it may be, a million miles or more farther AND CONVEYANCER. Nate Union Street, Nevada Cit and the Courts of the United the State of California. r 4 ". into 8 . Look at. the sun shinin tow {te action in immadinte: divent ana . brightly above us; it seems a picturo o certain, anda cure is the result in al) quiets ie and stately deur, In point

most skeptical, “Wrieg boy and $.00. of an . OF fact it is something very different. a b ‘ le F sap.’ pest. Sobittmar, uainted that is in such wild confusion St, Paul, Ming " e wurlace of the sun. ke et got he i ng volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, an ae hy SNC ee storms—the violence of all terrestrial Attorney at Law, Notary Public, . commotions the world was--inhabICE—South side Broad Street, oppoi Ci rts of the State ll practice in all the Co 2 orem ited. would not equal one hour's disturbance on the face of that boiling caldron we call.the sun. A cyclone on the earth’s surface that whirls around at the: rate of one hundred miles an hour is a hurricane carrying all before it; buat there are solar whirlwinds and fiery . ip guaranteed to ¢ure you. For ssle o~ * can live at home, and make more} miles a second, An eruption of Vesuvi YOU pe ogy a ML gi Mar * entombs Pompeii; ttl toes are oe pit mr yin pth psig exe . mentary and unceasing eruptions on the all ages. Any one can dothe work. Large . sun in which the whole carth would carn sare from fret estly outit . melt with fervent heat and. be engulfed, srs ate et [shea ane if you are wise you will at once. on REes on tothe sun's i. HALLETT & 00., Me . gaseous atmosphere, Pye ie floods that sweep along at one hundred ' free to an . . 5 * . # @ 2 Annet aN nO OER EOE ARERR A TOF Lie Sarat BB RE RN MN ALIN A A BED SRN ll RRS, Inherited Diseases. In the realm of disease the facts of in heritance are most numerous and are dally accumulating. Here, alga, they become terrible, fateful and overwhelming. No fact of nature is more pregnant with awful meaning than the fact of the inhoritance. of disease, It meets the physician on his dally rounds, paralyzing his art and filling him with dismay. The legend of the ancient Greeks pictures the Furies as pursuing families from generation to generation, rendering them desolate, The Furies still ply their work of terror and death, but they are not now clothed in the garb of superstition, but appear in the more intelligible bus no less awful form of hereditary disense, ~ Modern science, which has illuminated so many dark corners of nature, has shed a new light on tho ominous words of the Scriptures, “The sins of the fathers shall be visited upon the children unto the third and fourth generation.” Instances of hereditary disease abound. Fifty per cent. of cases of consumption, that fearful destroyer of famiHes, of cancer and scrofula, run in families through inheritance. 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