November 17, 1888 (4 pages)

ill er<4 ute <¢ . ed1s em yur louW yd, BY he ur he ity sLimvf ae he cA ada ing the obs: It You Want to Get ALL OF THE NEWS OF NEVADA CouNTY, TAKE THE TRANSCRIPT. ». THe Best Advertising Medium IN THE Sierra Nevada Gold Fields. ¢. VOL. LVII.—No. 9084. “THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA OITY, CAL. SATURDAY MORN ING, NOVEMBEK 17, 1888. " Established Sent, 6, 1880, by N. P, Brown & Oo. The Daily Transcript. PUBLISHED Every Day Excepting Monday pourtey 5 peers BROWN & CALKINS. L 8. CaLKINe, N. P. Brown, Editor. Business M’g’r. OFFICE—“Transcript Block,” No. Commercial st., Nevada City, Ca TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: 1 Year, payable in advance, 86. Per Week, = «= = 15 Cents. Agents for the Daily Transoript. Palmer & Rey. .2..055-05) +5: New York G, P. Rowell & Co rites RRES New York ®. R. Niles.:. . Ve fee akg by ORO N. W. Ayer & Co. «. -.Philadelphia ?almer & Rey. .+++Portland, Oregon J. H. Bates & Co. .New York .New York London, Eng Wa . Chicago ., San Francisco . San Francisco . San Franeisco . Burlington, Vt . Portland, Me .,. Sacramento Valladicneieace Truckee Cc. L, Miller .. .French Corral James.Marriott orth Bloomfield J. W. Robb . . Graniteville J. W. Beatty. . Smartsville W, Oreat..c.enets pereeiys Downileville ——_———— Nevada Royal Arch Ohapter, Ne. 6, BR. &. M. STATED MEETINGS AT MA ¢ SONIC HALL, Nevada City, ou the First Moneay in each month. Visag iting Companions in good stand. \ ing are cordially invited to at tend, JOS, THOMAS, High Priest. te I. J. Ror, “ecretary. MASONIC 4 JTICE. Nevada Lodge, No. 13 F. & A.M. STATED MEETINGS ON THES Second Wednesday of each mouth. Visiting Brethren in good standing are cordially invited. C. CG. WEISENBURGER, Master.RoLFE, Secretary. 2 Alfrea D. Mason, Qounselor at Law and Notary Publis. Stucceassor to Johnson & Mason, Attorneys at Law. ILL PRACTICE IN THE SUPERIOR Supreme, District and Cire sit Courts of the U.38. Office—Thomas Block, corner Broad and Pine streets, Nevada City. L. B. LITTLE. JOHN CALDWELL. CALDWELL & LITTLE, Attorneys and Oounselors at Law. W'th eeagrick IN TIE STATE AND United States Courts. ; OFFICE—Thomas Block, corner Broad and Pine streets, up stuirs. J. tl. CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Public, AND CONVEYANCER. (ite Union Street, Nevada City. ill practice in all the Courts of the State, and the Courts of the United States within the State of California. 5 B. H, GAYLORD FRED SRARLA GAYLORD & SEARLS, Attorneys and Counselors at Law. . ILL PRACTICE IN ALL'THE COURTS State and Federal. — Office—Oppoaite the Court House. Ww, PB. SOWDEN, “Attorney and Counselor at Law Ww RACTICEIN ALL THE COURTS mh the State of California, and of the United States, in Morgan & Roberts’ Block, corner oreine an Bead etreets, Nevada City, Cal. dtd diebabch sh et tan reat P. F. SIMONDS. Cc, W. CBOSS CHOss & SIMONDS, Attorneys and Counselovs at Law, ILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND United States Courts. OFFICE—Morgan & Roberts’ Block, Neve da City Wie a —s w. ‘Dp. LONG, — : Attorney and Counselor at Law. “ft ATTORNEY OF NEVADA D per Office at the Court House. GEO. L. HUGHES, Attorney and Qounselor at Law, ILL PRACTICE IN ALL’ THE COURTS W State. 0 Rhy Morgan & Roberts’ Block, THOS. S. FORD. Attorney and Oounsélor at Law, JE+Thomas’ Building, corner Broad ee pee streets, Nevada city nen DR. BR. M. MUNT, Physician, ce AT VINTON’S DRUG SLORE, NEVADA CITY. EEE te acy 3 rrT er THOMAS 8, STEPHENS, Constable of Nevada Townehip and Bill Collector. ‘ QE 3B AT. COURTROOM or JUD (Sowden, Nevada City, Cal, Q' ce CO-. am obeying you, you tg yet sonect. sooxs. ITY Bcneae “Jealous? not I! But I am offended " No. 25 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, if and insulted—yes, and disgusted as well BLANK BOOKS, Uoholsterer & Cableet Maker wuy Gold Dust, Geld and Niceretven tomy Sua, oweph end John, SE pe ek yok od aarmgane . MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS} xintay of work im his ine : meen, were moueye' et eer, neither wil Tbe “Similar to those that I heard in regard PERIODICALS, ; May 6, 1887. Se cruaeantt Ste respousible for debts incurred oy Seti. to Miss Baden, I presume?”’ said his PI RIALS, Upholstering, ya . : . ~ wife, ore ; oe wn Shoe Maker Table of Distances ie lu aga he lgaa leah xuwerarens. furniture Repairing. ble rt all ’ 8 0. i" manded, angrily. ‘ Fat area, ape, coaee BRO* eee ‘And what is Captain Lovell to me?" © Agents for the San Francisco Examiner. 2a Post Office, Nevada City. Sa “You encourage him, You : ee —_— anufac pine BOOTS AND SHOES ASPRUIALTY . uy + geet 1634 miles mifias you do with Isabel Baden.” EDS AND MATTRESSES i ea we RON Ths OA ROE BART OS 138 «A man may do what is not permissible FIELD, GARDENAND FLOWER SEEDS. 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Lit St rat vice, of geod style and capable oe soe ‘fast as any gentieC) i Offers $1,000 Challenge te any Reduced to #575. {Continued from' yesterday's issue.] and, to her surprise, she found that she was enjoying herself, Her husband didn’t much notice this, but Miss Baden did; and her flirtation with Mr. Palmer lost much of its charm, now that his wife did, not appear m fled and jealous, and that people couldn't see that she waaso. Wherefore Miss Baden grew indifferent, and Mr. Palmer bethought himself tolook after his wife. Not finding her looking over the photograph albums, nor talking to deaf old-Mr. Brown, neit her in any of the “holes and corners’ which she was wont of late to frequent, he became rather puzzled. ’ “She's got in the dumps again, I suppose,” was his thought, “and is trying to disguise it under the pretense of being ill. Dare sayI shall find her crying or“ fainting away in the conservatory, with fans and smelling bottles round her, or perhaps she’s gone home.” Atthat instanta little laugh at his elbow startled him, and turning, he saw Nellie bright and flushed, talking to @ very handsome man. He smiled and whispered, “Enjoying yourself, Nell?” “Oh, yes, dear, delightfully! Don’t trouble yourself about me, pray.” He passed on, but didn’t go far, and as he stood, whispering soft nothings to sentimental Kate Marshall, his eyes ocecasionally wandered to his wife. How pretty she was looking and_ how gay she was, and how coquettishly shewas exchanging light repartee with that flirting fellow, Tom Harrison. And all the time the handsome strange® never left her side. It was perfectly evident that he admired her. “If she were not a married woman he would certainly fall in love with her, she, my wife;’” and he felt a little resenful of the admiration. Nellie Palmer had never sung more sweetly or danced more gracefully than upon this evening. “Don’t you think, Nell, you’ve danced enough for one night?” said her husband, toward the close of the evening; ‘fora married woman,’ he added. ‘Perhaps so,” she answered, cheerfully; ‘‘but I’ve enjoyed myself so much! Really, almost forgot I was a married woman, and felt like a girl again.” . “And behaved like one,” he said, rather coolly. ‘‘Who is that fellow that has been in attendance upon you all the evening?” he inquired, as they walked downstairs. “That remarkably handsome man, with the expreesive dark eyes, do you mean?’’ “T never noticed his eyes or that he was at all handsome,’’-he answered, stiffly. “Oh, I thought you meant Captain Lovell of the artillery. Ab, here he is— just one moment, dear, i quite forgot—” And Nellie spoks a few words to the captain in passing, of which her husband could-distinguish only something about “that book.” “Upon my word,” he said, sarcastically, “you appear very intimate already.” “Because, love, we've discovered that wo SARESPIAL BRA. MER AUEG,, the deed, everything, and have the same opinions on most subjects. You know how pleasant it is to meet with one who can comprehend you, not your outer, aélft merely, but with a sort gf soul sym¥." Pa “Soul fiddlesticks!”’ 4 ' «You never did have much sentiment, Bob,” sighe:t Nellie, in an injured tone, “Sentiment. be hanged! Come, Nellie, be quick with your wrappings. It has been astupid evening, and! shall be glad to get home and to bed.” ‘When Robert Palmer came home next day, he found his wife, not crying, as before, in her bedroom, but in the parlor, ticing a new song. “Captain Lovell called this morning,” she said, ‘and I have promised to sing this for him at Mrs. Campbell’s.”” ‘At Mrs, Campbell’s, Captain Lovell was again in attendance upon pretty Mrs. Palmer; and then other gentlemen discovered her attractions, her piquancy, and coquettishness, and flirtableness; and ao, in a very few weeks, Mrs. Palmer was a belle. It was Captain Lovell who appeared chiefly to occupy her thoughts, as wellas @ good part of her time. She sung and danced with him; she read the books he sent; and so frequent were his visits, to constant his attentions, that at last Mr. Robert Palmer’s wrath burst forth. really cannot permitethis to go on any most unexpe popinjays, like himself.” said you were ashamed of me.” now,” he retorted severely. meek silence, never even impl ovay we Lr should offend her a — me now as you do to will do.to, you, don’t care a bit more for Isabel and bamb! Causes, directly or indirectly, “Ellen,” he said, as he one day closed the door on the departing captain, “T longer. Your conduct to me is really : —most astounding. You are by far too intimate with this fellow, Lovell. 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MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS} xintay of work im his ine : meen, were moueye' et eer, neither wil Tbe “Similar to those that I heard in regard PERIODICALS, ; May 6, 1887. Se cruaeantt Ste respousible for debts incurred oy Seti. to Miss Baden, I presume?”’ said his PI RIALS, Upholstering, ya . : . ~ wife, ore ; oe wn Shoe Maker Table of Distances ie lu aga he lgaa leah xuwerarens. furniture Repairing. ble rt all ’ 8 0. i" manded, angrily. ‘ Fat area, ape, coaee BRO* eee ‘And what is Captain Lovell to me?" © Agents for the San Francisco Examiner. 2a Post Office, Nevada City. Sa “You encourage him, You : ee —_— anufac pine BOOTS AND SHOES ASPRUIALTY . uy + geet 1634 miles mifias you do with Isabel Baden.” EDS AND MATTRESSES i ea we RON Ths OA ROE BART OS 138 «A man may do what is not permissible FIELD, GARDENAND FLOWER SEEDS. 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Lit St rat vice, of geod style and capable oe soe ‘fast as any gentieC) i Offers $1,000 Challenge te any Reduced to #575. {Continued from' yesterday's issue.] and, to her surprise, she found that she was enjoying herself, Her husband didn’t much notice this, but Miss Baden did; and her flirtation with Mr. Palmer lost much of its charm, now that his wife did, not appear m fled and jealous, and that people couldn't see that she waaso. Wherefore Miss Baden grew indifferent, and Mr. Palmer bethought himself tolook after his wife. Not finding her looking over the photograph albums, nor talking to deaf old-Mr. Brown, neit her in any of the “holes and corners’ which she was wont of late to frequent, he became rather puzzled. ’ “She's got in the dumps again, I suppose,” was his thought, “and is trying to disguise it under the pretense of being ill. Dare sayI shall find her crying or“ fainting away in the conservatory, with fans and smelling bottles round her, or perhaps she’s gone home.” Atthat instanta little laugh at his elbow startled him, and turning, he saw Nellie bright and flushed, talking to @ very handsome man. He smiled and whispered, “Enjoying yourself, Nell?” “Oh, yes, dear, delightfully! Don’t trouble yourself about me, pray.” He passed on, but didn’t go far, and as he stood, whispering soft nothings to sentimental Kate Marshall, his eyes ocecasionally wandered to his wife. How pretty she was looking and_ how gay she was, and how coquettishly shewas exchanging light repartee with that flirting fellow, Tom Harrison. And all the time the handsome strange® never left her side. It was perfectly evident that he admired her. “If she were not a married woman he would certainly fall in love with her, she, my wife;’” and he felt a little resenful of the admiration. Nellie Palmer had never sung more sweetly or danced more gracefully than upon this evening. “Don’t you think, Nell, you’ve danced enough for one night?” said her husband, toward the close of the evening; ‘fora married woman,’ he added. ‘Perhaps so,” she answered, cheerfully; ‘‘but I’ve enjoyed myself so much! Really, almost forgot I was a married woman, and felt like a girl again.” . “And behaved like one,” he said, rather coolly. ‘‘Who is that fellow that has been in attendance upon you all the evening?” he inquired, as they walked downstairs. “That remarkably handsome man, with the expreesive dark eyes, do you mean?’’ “T never noticed his eyes or that he was at all handsome,’’-he answered, stiffly. “Oh, I thought you meant Captain Lovell of the artillery. Ab, here he is— just one moment, dear, i quite forgot—” And Nellie spoks a few words to the captain in passing, of which her husband could-distinguish only something about “that book.” “Upon my word,” he said, sarcastically, “you appear very intimate already.” “Because, love, we've discovered that wo SARESPIAL BRA. MER AUEG,, the deed, everything, and have the same

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