April 18, 1890 (4 pages)

=<——. Se Yada Tow Californt Uship, ING Comp glnia,) byt mt rithin fi NP, the VICE) after 1d! er if the Miviu se a eat Ve han ; Gen 9 norea ie t Costs, é © return . L€reof. hin Yin, day of SWORTH, B of the ky euce, ause " id for th lifornia; } and Guardian. HCG Craigie and 1€ Coun. epplic ation of Keal Estate, the Petition of i Of the pep. raigie, Waliace 2» MnOrE, pray: Crluih Teal eg. Be for the uges ee next of kin TROLS interest. ar before thig day of April, le Court Koom use, in the guid there to show hot be granted That a co east thrée ras id day of hear Transe ‘ript, a ished in guid WALLING, perior Judge, my eeting, ‘ROW GAUGE 2 ANLUAl meet i the Nevada toad Company 2Ctors, to serve bs, and for the UsiNess as may eting, will be Mpany, at the ulley, Nevada NESDAY, THE OU, at 3’p, M, U' o'clock, aud books will be arch ‘R, Presidcut, ry, ng ef tlie stock: PION MINING 1@ office of the Téeet, San Franay the highth ir of twor. M,, a Board uf biing year, wad r business a8 dug. ‘trausfer April 4th, lew, L, Secretary, ry glreet, pan Will, AN AND FOR ale Ol Califor itite of J.B it Monday, the 0 O'Clock a. M, Of Bald Courtat nd County of as the time Will of said ind for hear Ducray for the Testamentary interested muy sist, 1890. (AN, Clerk, api itors, deceased. N BY THEUNwith will ea8 Dunstan, deof, and all egainst the hem with the Four months his notice, w jaw oflice of A. tase Valley,in of California, im idigtrutor. Meeting. 1G OF THE Fellows Hall f five Trustees or such other may come ist rary Koow, Y,1HE FIFTH sti ot 7 L, Beer TOUT THE iculturi ipiler. ISHED Seal ll., temporatTICUL ray and the Colony t of the . BELT ‘ded by the of the hills. Proprietor HE uyrish of " png Leong Lote ty] vot greene yn hand : 3 PROMPT EvVADA D. ILY NSCRIPT. VOL. LIX.-No. 9124. NEVADA OITY, CAL. FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 18, 1890. “ Bstablished Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. 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TRAN ly bulletin, one yea, $27. Subscriber paye : _c. T, PRINCE ALBERT LODGE, No. 290, EVBRY FRIDAY NOTE —Peresons anon Semiom 8 He tin can obi Ma hibbva tion and insugeee on the Pacific Vietting Scnenteane invited. Worthy Paee dent and trade atrejee. The 2 4 Seams ei! ue TROs, 8, EORD unselor at Gaw. =. vine rfia! astm Hal gt Med & streete Nev FRED SEARLS, At‘orney and Qonhselor at Law. aE yy L FRACTION cin ALLTHE COUPT State and dmcecoueann “Court House, ie JAMES A. STIDGER. Attorney and Coungeldy at Law And Notary Pubiie Will practice in the.Courts of Nevada caunty. SAMUEL J. ALDERMAN, BSurwveycr, GRASB VALLEY .. 5.51. PALLORMLA ATE bh ory opus ¥ SURVEYOR OF L Las Mere 88 oe argiho. oun sa rarsee. ete, in accordance with U. a ea, mae ace SP. stairs in core soak ag Park, £8, 0. 0. ‘ing by our ilqraclaenaaitae "EXPERIENCE OF PEOPLE. Throwing Light op the Problem, How Long Should One Know Folks Before Making Friends of Them ? In a recent home circle eonversation the writer asked the question: How long and well should one know a person before committing himself to confidential friendship? Tho answers, as wasto be expected, were as-different as the natures of t! +f} who made them. “fon Jaman tolorably well at sight,” si aid an impetuous New Englander, not yet familiar with metropolitan ways. “If he has an honest eye and a good face, is not marked with a rummy nose, and talks senstbly, I should not be afraid to ask him.to my home. He might turn out badly some time, and I _might be ashamed of having known him, but that cannot be helped. One never knows the whole of anybody’s life history.” . There was an ominous pause after this effusive statement, It was not pleasant to express less generous. sentiments, but the conntenance of tlie auditors showed tliat they could not agree with him. “You wiil find that you cannot goon that rie here,” said. one who has lived lenger in thiseity, ‘IL used to feel just that way and acted accordingly, but now Imake it a rulenever to invite an acquaiutanee to call until I have known him favorably at least three months. If Iam introduced to a stranger and like his appearance, I try to be cordial to him durive thas time, Not hearing anything acinst him; or seeing anything wrong al. at him, E then give him an invitation, “T was awfully taken in once by one of the most charming fellows in the world, He jgvked likeva prince and talked like an angel, but he isin Canada now and a bank down town mourns for him and seyeral thousand dollars which he stole, Since then I have not been hasty in mak» ing friends,” ‘“!Three*months is not nearly long enough,” said a bright, chatty lady, the sister of a wellknown clergyman, ‘Ben (ber brother) and I have to meet all sorts of people in-our church work, and we always wait a year. Most of our friends did so with us and they were right; judg2 iences, **One af cost and daimtiest of little women moved tuto the flat next to ours soon at fier-broather wis called here, "and I teal kim T meant toc olijon her, I didn'tpo i st then heeause Thad to go home wad tuke care of mother during a sickness, *Oneday after I had gos back I hap pened toepass her door whil 18 Was SAY> fing (j0ad iy: otoa friend, and beard more plas; worgalu one minute than in all my Wife tito. You can guess (ior I decided mot to ile bee Aeauintance,!? "You were nerfeetly vigit. fn sorting that ayes Y\ vet too leng,” said another lady, picolhe!’ up. the conversational thread: ‘{When we lived on —— street we Lud fornear neishborsa as nice a look ing cou; !e'as ever were seen. The man Went to Lis business covery morning, and the woman was singing over her work all day long. My husband thought they were nic, and so did I, but we learned better before long, “One night they had asupper party that began at 10 o’clock and ended at daybreak, Everyone must have been drunk) for they sang and shouted go that nobod elas in the houdé cold fot’ awink ' sleep. After that we heard them scolds ing each other every night, aud at . ist something exploded like a cannon cracker between them. Both commenced divorce proceedings and the wife was turned out of the house because she couldn’t pay her rent.and the husband would not,’ “No doubt allof you are right from the point of view of personal tit-rest,’ said the unsop).isticated Nuw Englander, who has not yet realized that persoual in'erest rules the best-of. us in an. inordinate Measure, ‘' You have had bad luck, but most people are good and weil disposed. Now, I’ve just made some new friends ina very qucvr way, aid I mean te-stick by them until I find they are not all right, “Last night when I waa going up the stairs of my hoarding house, in my ue cil dunderheaded, absent niinded style, I turned into the room below mine by. nistake. . , “Thihking, of course, that T wis In my own room 1 wasdum! founded at its in pearance, with trunks piled up in ice eCOrner and ladies’ dresses hadulag in theopen closet, A low, sweet female Voice struck.ou my-ear as I stood atl ren ia *There, baby,’ it said, ‘is papa,’ und before I coul.t turn, her arms were Meer’ my neck. Then she saw what had hanpened and necepted iy Apology, thoug. not very graciously at first, ‘We are good fricuds now, I am p>’ to say, and lin ~hed over the accident this morning,” —-New York Press, a oe ad Good Hen Story, A young marricd lady, who ~ovyed into the country from a iy hoine, comidered keeping hens » pleasant and profitable duty. ‘ As she became more absorbed\ in tian te nreuit her enthusiasm increased, pad hens ’* made a favorite subject Per thoughts and conversation, During one of her animated de; toviptions of success a fricnd innized; ‘Are your hens good hens?” Oh, yea; she replied in_a.de. chted ‘idee: ‘* they haven't laid a bad eg yet.” ea ‘atekill Mail, a fiqucaky Slippers ba leucetan Mthelberte: “1 Want @ pair of slipy° for pa.” Sumber tens, please, and imeaky.” Genial shocmetar: ' Squeaky, mite? m. cfraid we havent ony of that Lind.” Ethelberta: ‘'I’m sorry, . Couldn't yoru make him @ squesky peir? There is © certain young gentleman who vi.i's me frequently, and—and = it ould. be very convenient for him to kg, av just whea pa is coming.” —(Pbila$ pohio Call, OB eee A Florsoman’s Serviceable Heaa, “There ia a colored preacher wh who lives toax Jasper, Ga., that hy butting him. . Tf the horse is fractions or .stubheon he yo hg tah owt by deli! crately: se 7 me ears and bitin it scuaely ur til it falls to ite knees. This it generally does at tho second or third butt, when the old parson pcm fe paul so driv aha ahead oegain, we iisaaade address oes : vein APPETIZERS, Just aa Well, y My dear,” said Mrs. Gensing, addentine her husband at the breakfast table, «‘‘ITam going to disc the hired pil, for she does not do please me.” “Well, I hope you won’t discharge her until we get another girl to ‘abe bee her place.” “Yes, I will; and you'll ‘see: that wo get along just as well. Iam ing todo her work mysoli, Now don't you “say @ word for I’m going to do it.’ Mr. ae said nothing, for, to tell the truth, the economical idea pleased him, but thenext morning he could not see his wife get up and make fires, so he made them. Then he brought water, and milked the cow, in fact discharged hearly all the duties of the hired phi “MM aa Gensing’s wife said a fow da later, ‘‘I told you that we cou d get along just a. well without a hired aa at’s the use of wasting money “Now we are getting along just as as can be without a word af complaint, You have never given me credit for what I. can do. “Say, George, before Pg go down town I’ wish ou would bring in some wood and a couple of buckets. of water, and, ifyou are not jn. too mueh-of a es You may wipe tr dishes for ma." Va} Keaneo CON iG. Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills. 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Personso Puer sex easily clear from 50 cents tneande wetaraaar ie ie are Dot well sutiehed we will send one dole NO, 26 MAIN STREET.,. NEVADA CITY’ tical Mill Toate, correct ona Be oat 0 Ine brie ba albu vine Boone Airb BORSA SPROLALAY, used _ PEARS soar: National Exchange, WEVADA OITY, CAL, REOTOR BEOS...Provrietors Hotel im the Olty. Massive fire-proo! structure, free from the angers of fires so prevalentin large hotels th mere ofthe city, with xpress, Pout Ofceand ernseessia ate XN 1 buildin, aenangere hy eine fo Sena later than her} ther when deparstin per eTableo ane emren eben ts faa ant feature with rah ig rieto: ae ved a oye erior to any oem ex are TANS and ealtabie, and in andsome au The exper! vencen moe ment w neither pa! na or ex sustain Were rep: ational Exchange no ATG the moun’ 2. AES 88 ant N, E, OHAPMAN, PanTre,T i> NEVADA CITY,...0A LOCAL ANESTHETICS If DESIRED. Office a Residence, Sacramento st ART SCHOOL. Drawing and Painting Tussday Thureday and Saturday AT 7 A.M, pparNoxne CAN, BY TAKING rds . linerench Nevade City at noon, ( ofwt 7:80 P. M, by railros All orders strictly attended ‘to! and charges easonable. M "ea R. W, pl eTRAlonT walt reseive puplls he Paice Hotel, Nevada City, where h will teach the diferent branches of om ms Oil Weter Color and Paste PatDOnep The rudiments of SKETCHING FR SM ET LAS asp Meat matic pee diftea rawing and Porat’ wont Me chanical, Architectural and Machine: iran tae all efficiently pd catietaatortiy any Home Mutual Insurance: Co. OF CALIFORNIA (CAPITAL.¢ + 300,000 PRING. 241 OPPION' 916 Sameome ot., Sam Vrancisce Fire Insurance Only J. ¥. Hovenrton, Prewident, 1 N. SHBPARD, Vice President, OwanLen H, Srory, Secretary R. H. Magus. General Agen Risks accepted on al) clusses of desirable property in this county at ratea as low ap solvency and a fair profit will admit of, qua. antecing a prompt and li bera) response to ali just claims for losa, Grass Valley Branch Yor Nevada County DAVID WA’TT,. JOHN ©, COLEMAN, GEO W. HILL Manager ED. SAMPSON, Special Agent, MAIN STREET, GRAGS VALLEY, Ra ean live at home, and make more mis ae hee Sate ee

=<——. Se Yada Tow Californt Uship, ING Comp glnia,) byt mt rithin fi NP, the VICE) after 1d! er if the Miviu se a eat Ve han ; Gen 9 norea ie t Costs, é © return . L€reof. hin Yin, day of SWORTH, B of the ky euce, ause " id for th lifornia; } and Guardian. HCG Craigie and 1€ Coun. epplic ation of Keal Estate, the Petition of i Of the pep. raigie, Waliace 2» MnOrE, pray: Crluih Teal eg. Be for the uges ee next of kin TROLS interest. ar before thig day of April, le Court Koom use, in the guid there to show hot be granted That a co east thrée ras id day of hear Transe ‘ript, a ished in guid WALLING, perior Judge, my eeting, ‘ROW GAUGE 2 ANLUAl meet i the Nevada toad Company 2Ctors, to serve bs, and for the UsiNess as may eting, will be Mpany, at the ulley, Nevada NESDAY, THE OU, at 3’p, M, U' o'clock, aud books will be arch ‘R, Presidcut, ry, ng ef tlie stock: PION MINING 1@ office of the Téeet, San Franay the highth ir of twor. M,, a Board uf biing year, wad r business a8 dug. ‘trausfer April 4th, lew, L, Secretary, ry glreet, pan Will, AN AND FOR ale Ol Califor itite of J.B it Monday, the 0 O'Clock a. M, Of Bald Courtat nd County of as the time Will of said ind for hear Ducray for the Testamentary interested muy sist, 1890. (AN, Clerk, api itors, deceased. N BY THEUNwith will ea8 Dunstan, deof, and all egainst the hem with the Four months his notice, w jaw oflice of A. tase Valley,in of California, im idigtrutor. Meeting. 1G OF THE Fellows Hall f five Trustees or such other may come ist rary Koow, Y,1HE FIFTH sti ot 7 L, Beer TOUT THE iculturi ipiler. ISHED Seal ll., temporatTICUL ray and the Colony t of the . BELT ‘ded by the of the hills. Proprietor HE uyrish of " png Leong Lote ty] vot greene yn hand : 3 PROMPT EvVADA D. ILY NSCRIPT. VOL. LIX.-No. 9124. NEVADA OITY, CAL. FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 18, 1890. “ Bstablished Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Oo. ‘(@F We will sond THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT with the San Francisco ". Daily Bulletin, Weekly Bulletin, Semi-Weekly Bulletin, and any of be following valuable Premiums at the following prices, payable in advance ;' Every Day Excepting Monday BROWN & CALKINS. Business M’g'r. PICK OUT YOUR COMBINATION. ansuript Bia" me. 32 ComSolid Gold and Silver Watches. Realizing the importance of a good watch d the “Waltham” as most reliable time. ” TERMt OF SUBSCRIPTION’ Year, payable in advance. 66. WA Nickle tenor drum, 14-inch bi a peg with DAILY Ea Yat SCRIPT and Wee Subscriber pays express, hi being the best known and pieces in the market.” These world-wide reputation which they have wained solely on their merits, The cases we guarantee to be of solid goldand eoin silver respectively, and if nos just as represented may be returned our mga and we will refund the mone red to make the most, liber ese watches as premiums, as will be seen by the following offers: ,dolid Gold Watch—Gents'. entleman’s solid gold hunting case watch, fe, wi movement, stem-winding and stem: DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Dail Bat $36.60; watch, DAILY’ TRA: Weekly Bulletin, one year, “48. meriber etd express churgee on watch f (xe Gold. Watch—Ladies’. cA lady's solid gold . hunting « case watch, Wale \ ‘ ly Butletite one year, $10.50. a . NEVADA CITY ‘SOCIETY DIRECTORY. . . Military Drum. A fine corded, hammered brass drum, with nicks eomplete, with gta . erage array and Jaily eee one a Ron $10.50; with DAILY «RAN eekly Bulletin, one year, $8.50, paid ite p riflemade and ig too well known to We will send a 44 cal, ‘on barrel Winchestor rifle with DAILY SCRIPT and Dail $22.75; with DAILY ay SCRIPT TLETOE ENCAMPMENT, NO. 47 ""Todopendent Order of Odd Fellows, ‘Meets at Odd 0 Fetlow's Hall Kvery and ona 5 B Monaeyo Each Month, . ti H. J. WHITE,.C. P, GEO. A. GBAY, 8,soriber pays pens Flobert Rifles. A Flobert rifle, shootin leas cartridges, jus. the fond of shooting, sent = th DAI SCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one told ‘11, ith DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly’ Bulleiin’ © year, $9.25, Subscriber pays express. with DAILY TRANSORIPT. and Sally Bulletin, phe year, $20; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly. ‘Balletin, one year; $26. Pree charges: Grr watelt fron San PranSolid Silver Watches. silver. bata _case watch .Walstem-wiiding and stemreliable: time-keep ear, $18; with DAILY TRANSGR' ulletin, one year, $16.90, Subscriber to pay express char a hese from San Francisco, ino gap TRANhe 2-cal, Flobert noiseCOURT GARFIELD, NO, 6,810, for bo a who are Ancient Oper, of Foresters of America. \ BR. B. TREMAIN, ©, R. TREMAIN, R, 8 Bad have decided to offer a) strong, serviceable RICHARD TR) aed remium and have selected the ‘Bull Dog,’ in an: It will be sent wi \meriesal double action, size from 22 to 88 cal, I cot ages nag . and Daily Bulletin, one with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and day Baiatin, one year, $9. NEVADA CITY COUNGIL, NO, 118: ‘Order of Chosen Priends, fer a 90 "eabeoriber red pay gb av charges on watch from San Francisco, Nickle Watch. Sgr gee nickle atemominding. Daily Bulletia, one DAILY TRANSCMIPT and Weekly Bulletia , one ear, $8.00. Subseriber to pay express on watch from San Francisco. Meets dt Odd Fellow's' Hall First and ‘Third Monday Evening ofeach a at 7:80 o'clock, RS, C. A. . GOYNE,; C, C. KE, F, ROBENTHAL, & NEVADA CHAPTER NO 6,R.A. M . Our premium nance rod is a 15-foot Calcutta with lance wood tip and ore ferrules. fake comple rod ‘and wiil be it wi ete, with DAILY TRANulletin, ind year, $11; with: PT and Weekly Bulletin, one , $9, Subseriber pays xpress, LY mes L ine ‘pol At aad not the most expe “e a It runs easily and STATED MEETINGS FIRST MONDAY IN EACH MONTH. WILLIAM BARKER, H. P. d. ROLE™ Secretary. ~ useful pce mn and will be apwho go hunting, fishing or camptng out Itiga first-class A tent, Lin tate ot ge ox7 feet, and TRANSC. IPT ie 2,50; with DAILY T: 4 RANSON ga gad ay ation one: year, for nllctin one vi 90. . sh ta inch seat: $26.90. .[ made known on a) express charges on bicycle from San nore Bees sot mplete, with DAILY sont tin, one year, $10.50. 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NEVADA a NO.6, * Knights Templar, ‘elias: _Manopiestia FIRS1 reef: Tey Hanging Lamp. a roma 1 4 ae — lé-inch shad ete nnd Dal ostrument a of great use ix no toy, but a powerful that rey sped the man. in the food we eat espa It stands 6 inches high eters, and wiil besent w ebay Of EACH eae most Yaterentio DAVID E: MORGAN, C. olor highly ornaRegnier and Weekly Subscriber pays ex"Week iy Rots fi Mone one year, $9, Subscriber ipo expresa char Musical Instrumerts. fy. In making our selections of musical oo aoa ts for premiums, we best 3 ticle—-one that we need no LAUREL Bee 8 NO. 6, Native Danghters of ‘the Goldew cou ahiwacua eam : seo ‘Eyeing 0; ae fs the at 7.00 o'clock: ; ger LIZZIE KEBNAN,,P., SERAPH C, SUKEFORTH, RB. 8, rite; carries ink enow. . in a holier tc lat vine or months 25; with DAILY ban. eekly Bulletin, $8.25. Standard Rain Gua, e. DAILY TRANSCRIPT Bu with DAILY iy NSORL ohn, one year, $8.76, Subscriber Bulletin, one oops SOBL Siechavaree and job ou sss that en cnabls us to offer SORIPT on unprocodently liberal t ety NEVAOAGITY COUNCIL, No, 234, , American ogion of Honor, — © Banfoplaying is 0, socompitsment is readily? learned by anyous having @ good makes jendid the voice in angine., Meets at. Pythian Castle lst and 8d They Breains of Month, J, W. ROBINSON, Com, Ca Photographic Outtt. & most se rd pad ee wn of heed, 1 bake me pe be nickle-rim, calf-skin. ef ‘with instruction book, with SORIPT and Dail Bulletin ‘. DAILY TRANSORIPT and Subscriber to pay expreas B Flat Cornet. Amat a ieceant of today. ean soon making & poo ye ata and will socn hundreds of views taken by him or hers ‘We Offer is wo nighe™ can carried when tor or riding, ic. DICKERMAN, NEVADA CITY. Ineir UTE, NO, 30, Ite pecitliar efficacy 18 dte ye eens asmuch > the process and NOTHING skill i: pounding as to . 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JUBLISHERS OF THE NEVADA CITY DAILY TRANSCRIPT, the leading pabis Northern California, It was estabere September th, 1861,by'.P.Br ov . OW. P. SOWDEN, S Attorney and Counselor at Law ILL PRACTICE IN ATI. THE COURTS of the State of California, and of the United States. Omice in iin “Tilley Black, ca fornet 504 Pinw ‘he Prova streets, Nev . AMrea D. Mason, ¢}Jounselor at Law and Notary Publio. } Successsor to Johnson & Mascn, Attorneys at Law. LL PRACTICE IN THE SUPEZIOR . ie Prpreme, District and Cire uit Courts he U ,Office—Thomas Block corner Broad and ne streets, Nevada ~ y. a } 8, LITTLE, JOHN CALDWELE. CALDWELL & LITTLE, Attorneys and Counselors at Law. ILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND United States Courts, ‘OFFIGE—Thomas Block, corner Brondend Pine stréeta, up stairs. GEO. L. HUGHES, Attorney and Oounselor at Law, Wt; PRACTIOR IN AI. THE COURTS Office in Morgan & Roberts’ Block. ie) WURTIE & BRAND, ‘WATOHMAKER! JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada City. 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bey it with ag oe parker Meets at Odd Fellows’ Hali,, Leeay THLANSCRIEE EVERY THURSDAY EVE'’@s at? :20 HARRY DANIELS, a anes , HUGHES, ©, of neil D, of Bi ‘mmoote eos ests Brey T MILO LODGE, NO, 48, Taig of Pythian _ RVERY FeIDay hws my oper! ‘oLock . , ‘ _ WM, FINLEY, 0. c. B 8S. RHOTOR, K. of RB. and 9. ine pays Be neemy be iene peed 16 bell metal on bes ron tna aid Daily Bul! sino wits DalLY Taanace oa 9. ee se Piso 5 hy saat Mistory oe nice. ine vols., Cole pubgagtaly ound ‘illustrated with AILY TRANBORIPT ea Nang bing) oe “are acd DAILY Tk ang ecriber pee express. Shot on NEVADA LODGE, No, 201, 7 Onher'of brsed Templare, Sewing pen machine—one of the ere i WN'G at 7:80 o'clock. Ohh DAILY. TRAN ly bulletin, one yea, $27. Subscriber paye : _c. T, PRINCE ALBERT LODGE, No. 290, EVBRY FRIDAY NOTE —Peresons anon Semiom 8 He tin can obi Ma hibbva tion and insugeee on the Pacific Vietting Scnenteane invited. Worthy Paee dent and trade atrejee. The 2 4 Seams ei! ue TROs, 8, EORD unselor at Gaw. =. vine rfia! astm Hal gt Med & streete Nev FRED SEARLS, At‘orney and Qonhselor at Law. aE yy L FRACTION cin ALLTHE COUPT State and dmcecoueann “Court House, ie JAMES A. STIDGER. Attorney and Coungeldy at Law And Notary Pubiie Will practice in the.Courts of Nevada caunty. SAMUEL J. ALDERMAN, BSurwveycr, GRASB VALLEY ... 5.51.. PALLORMLA ATE bh ory opus ¥ SURVEYOR OF L Las Mere 88 oe argiho. oun sa rarsee. ete, in accordance with U. a ea, mae ace SP. stairs in core soak ag Park, £8, 0. 0. ‘ing by our ilqraclaenaaitae "EXPERIENCE OF PEOPLE. Throwing Light op the Problem, How Long Should One Know Folks Before Making Friends of Them ? In a recent home circle eonversation the writer asked the question: How long and well should one know a person before committing himself to confidential friendship? Tho answers, as wasto be expected, were as-different as the natures of t! +f} who made them. “fon Jaman tolorably well at sight,” si aid an impetuous New Englander, not yet familiar with metropolitan ways. “If he has an honest eye and a good face, is not marked with a rummy nose, and talks senstbly, I should not be afraid to ask him.to my home. He might turn out badly some time, and I _might be ashamed of having known him, but that cannot be helped. One never knows the whole of anybody’s life history.” . There was an ominous pause after this effusive statement, It was not pleasant to express less generous. sentiments, but the conntenance of tlie auditors showed tliat they could not agree with him. “You wiil find that you cannot goon that rie here,” said. one who has lived lenger in thiseity, ‘IL used to feel just that way and acted accordingly, but now Imake it a rulenever to invite an acquaiutanee to call until I have known him favorably at least three months. If Iam introduced to a stranger and like his appearance, I try to be cordial to him durive thas time, Not hearing anything acinst him; or seeing anything wrong al. at him, E then give him an invitation, “T was awfully taken in once by one of the most charming fellows in the world, He jgvked likeva prince and talked like an angel, but he isin Canada now and a bank down town mourns for him and seyeral thousand dollars which he stole, Since then I have not been hasty in mak» ing friends,” ‘“!Three*months is not nearly long enough,” said a bright, chatty lady, the sister of a wellknown clergyman, ‘Ben (ber brother) and I have to meet all sorts of people in-our church work, and we always wait a year. Most of our friends did so with us and they were right; judg2 iences, **One af cost and daimtiest of little women moved tuto the flat next to ours soon at fier-broather wis called here, "and I teal kim T meant toc olijon her, I didn'tpo i st then heeause Thad to go home wad tuke care of mother during a sickness, *Oneday after I had gos back I hap pened toepass her door whil 18 Was SAY> fing (j0ad iy: otoa friend, and beard more plas; worgalu one minute than in all my Wife tito. You can guess (ior I decided mot to ile bee Aeauintance,!? "You were nerfeetly vigit. fn sorting that ayes Y\ vet too leng,” said another lady, picolhe!’ up. the conversational thread: ‘{When we lived on —— street we Lud fornear neishborsa as nice a look ing cou; !e'as ever were seen. The man Went to Lis business covery morning, and the woman was singing over her work all day long. My husband thought they were nic, and so did I, but we learned better before long, “One night they had asupper party that began at 10 o’clock and ended at daybreak, Everyone must have been drunk) for they sang and shouted go that nobod elas in the houdé cold fot’ awink ' sleep. After that we heard them scolds ing each other every night, aud at . ist something exploded like a cannon cracker between them. Both commenced divorce proceedings and the wife was turned out of the house because she couldn’t pay her rent.and the husband would not,’ “No doubt allof you are right from the point of view of personal tit-rest,’ said the unsop).isticated Nuw Englander, who has not yet realized that persoual in'erest rules the best-of. us in an. inordinate Measure, ‘' You have had bad luck, but most people are good and weil disposed. Now, I’ve just made some new friends ina very qucvr way, aid I mean te-stick by them until I find they are not all right, “Last night when I waa going up the stairs of my hoarding house, in my ue cil dunderheaded, absent niinded style, I turned into the room below mine by. nistake.. . , “Thihking, of course, that T wis In my own room 1 wasdum! founded at its in pearance, with trunks piled up in ice eCOrner and ladies’ dresses hadulag in theopen closet, A low, sweet female Voice struck.ou my-ear as I stood atl ren ia *There, baby,’ it said, ‘is papa,’ und before I coul.t turn, her arms were Meer’ my neck. Then she saw what had hanpened and necepted iy Apology, thoug. not very graciously at first, ‘We are good fricuds now, I am p>’ to say, and lin ~hed over the accident this morning,” —-New York Press, a oe ad Good Hen Story, A young marricd lady, who ~ovyed into the country from a iy hoine, comidered keeping hens » pleasant and profitable duty. ‘ As she became more absorbed\ in tian te nreuit her enthusiasm increased, pad hens ’* made a favorite subject Per thoughts and conversation, During one of her animated de; toviptions of success a fricnd innized; ‘Are your hens good hens?” Oh, yea; she replied in_a.de. chted ‘idee: ‘* they haven't laid a bad eg yet.” ea ‘atekill Mail, a fiqucaky Slippers ba leucetan Mthelberte: “1 Want @ pair of slipy° for pa.” Sumber tens, please, and imeaky.” Genial shocmetar: ' Squeaky, mite? m. cfraid we havent ony of that Lind.” Ethelberta: ‘'I’m sorry, . Couldn't yoru make him @ squesky peir? There is © certain young gentleman who vi.i's me frequently, and—and = it ould. be very convenient for him to kg, av just whea pa is coming.” —(Pbila$ pohio Call, OB eee A Florsoman’s Serviceable Heaa, “There ia a colored preacher wh who lives toax Jasper, Ga., that hy butting him. . Tf the horse is fractions or .stubheon he yo hg tah owt by deli! crately: se 7 me ears and bitin it scuaely ur til it falls to ite knees. This it generally does at tho second or third butt, when the old parson pcm fe paul so driv aha ahead oegain, we iisaaade address oes : vein APPETIZERS, Just aa Well, y My dear,” said Mrs. Gensing, addentine her husband at the breakfast table, «‘‘ITam going to disc the hired pil, for she does not do please me.” “Well, I hope you won’t discharge her until we get another girl to ‘abe bee her place.” “Yes, I will; and you'll ‘see: that wo get along just as well. Iam ing todo her work mysoli, Now don't you “say @ word for I’m going to do it.’ Mr. ae said nothing, for, to tell the truth, the economical idea pleased him, but thenext morning he could not see his wife get up and make fires, so he made them. Then he brought water, and milked the cow, in fact discharged hearly all the duties of the hired phi “MM aa Gensing’s wife said a fow da later, ‘‘I told you that we cou d get along just a. well without a hired aa at’s the use of wasting money “Now we are getting along just as as can be without a word af complaint, You have never given me credit for what I. can do. “Say, George, before Pg go down town I’ wish ou would bring in some wood and a couple of buckets. of water, and, ifyou are not jn. too mueh-of a es You may wipe tr dishes for ma." Va} Keaneo CON iG. Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills. These Pills are the result of a life time study and practice of one of the best physicians our country has ever known, * They are a combination of vegbtable remedies so finely prepared and concentrated that it takes only one small pill for a dose, As they contain no mercury, and being coated with. pure sugar by a new process, delicate tadies find pill taking now a pleasure. They aever gripe or sicken, and will not interfere with your daily work. Sold at 25 dents a box by Carr Bros, apr.1-1m, Buckion’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuta, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,“Salt RheumFever Sores,-Tetter, Chapped Hand. Ohilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded, . Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Oarr Broa, tf ho GR en erent Tux Rev. George H. Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind., saya: ‘‘Both myself and wife owe our lives to Shiloh’s Consumption cure,” Sold’ by Carr * Bros : é (Be oe -Way will you cough when Shiloh’s Jure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts., 60 cta.and $1, Bald by Carr Broe. Nevada Count X G.R.R. TIME TABLE NO. 39. Takes Effect Sunday, November 17. at 12 o'clock noon. LEAVING NEVADA GIT’: 5:45 eV M. Daily, connect with A sha arriving: in Ban. Frahciaco at 5:46 P. B45 P.M. oveting antler arriving San Franctsco-at-10140'P, 1 sARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY, D 10:20 A. MP" } 5:52 P, M., Datty, Prd ida with Local usev ine San Fran. elaco at7:304.M. and Overland trains from the Kast, JOHN F. KIDDHR, General Manager, E. H. BROWN, Superintendent ‘The Chicago Cottage e Organ t) Has ine Seran saree xcellence which admits of no supertor, It contains every improvement thet inyeneve genius, skill and money can prouce, These exeellent Organs are celebrated for volume, quality of tone, Have you Spanish, French, German, Italian. OU CAN BY&STHRER, woNTHa STUDY master eitherof these lankuages ty ilently fq every day conversation, ery: Richard B®, Rosenthal’a MY ELEBRATED MEISTERS( JHAFT SYSTEM, Price of 15 books, $5.00 for each’ langtage, including answers to questions, Send for Circulars, containing terme! and testimonials to . Prof. Chas. H. Sykes PRINCIPAL OF LANGUAGES 129 O'Farrell Street, SAN FRANCISCO; UNION HOTEL, MBS. J. 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Personso Puer sex easily clear from 50 cents tneande wetaraaar ie ie are Dot well sutiehed we will send one dole NO, 26 MAIN STREET.,.. NEVADA CITY’ tical Mill Toate, correct ona Be oat 0 Ine brie ba albu vine Boone Airb BORSA SPROLALAY, used _ PEARS soar: National Exchange, WEVADA OITY, CAL, REOTOR BEOS......Provrietors Hotel im the Olty. Massive fire-proo! structure, free from the angers of fires so prevalentin large hotels th mere ofthe city, with xpress, Pout Ofceand ernseessia ate XN 1 buildin, aenangere hy eine fo Sena later than her} ther when deparstin per eTableo ane emren eben ts faa ant feature with rah ig rieto: ae ved a oye erior to any oem ex are TANS and ealtabie, and in andsome au The exper! vencen moe ment w neither pa! na or ex sustain Were rep: ational Exchange no ATG the moun’ 2. AES 88 ant N, E, OHAPMAN, PanTre,T i> NEVADA CITY,.....0A LOCAL ANESTHETICS If DESIRED. Office a Residence, Sacramento st ART SCHOOL. Drawing and Painting Tussday Thureday and Saturday AT 7 A.M, pparNoxne CAN, BY TAKING rds . linerench Nevade City at noon, ( ofwt 7:80 P. M, by railros All orders strictly attended ‘to! and charges easonable. M "ea R. W, pl eTRAlonT walt reseive puplls he Paice Hotel, Nevada City, where h will teach the diferent branches of om ms Oil Weter Color and Paste PatDOnep The rudiments of SKETCHING FR SM ET LAS asp Meat matic pee diftea rawing and Porat’ wont Me chanical, Architectural and Machine: iran tae all efficiently pd catietaatortiy any Home Mutual Insurance: Co. OF CALIFORNIA (CAPITAL.¢ + 300,000 PRING. 241 OPPION' 916 Sameome ot., Sam Vrancisce Fire Insurance Only J. ¥. Hovenrton, Prewident, 1 N. SHBPARD, Vice President, OwanLen H, Srory, Secretary R. H. Magus. General Agen Risks accepted on al) clusses of desirable property in this county at ratea as low ap solvency and a fair profit will admit of, qua. antecing a prompt and li bera) response to ali just claims for losa, Grass Valley Branch Yor Nevada County DAVID WA’TT,. JOHN ©, COLEMAN, GEO W. HILL Manager ED. SAMPSON, Special Agent, MAIN STREET, GRAGS VALLEY, Ra ean live at home, and make more mis ae hee Sate ee