April 2, 1890 (4 pages)

4 Someta a A Or, J, @, Ayer Go, Lowell, Mass, The Daily Transcript. CIRCULATES IN evada Grass h & Ready, “"Soasortiie North fon Yuan, Freneh Corral, North Bloomfield, Moore’s Bie Srapgcing nome ts te cee ond alee counties, pg med Francisco—in ~~ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1890. > About Beys. A Chico paper prints the following, and Neyada City boys will find it worth reading and thinking about: ‘ . In every California town, the same perhapsas in Chico, there are three classes of boys: _ Those who have ambition todo well, and are steadily pursuing that way ; those who do not care to do well, but perbist in doing —_whatthey know to be wrong and injurious to themselves; and a large third” class “of go-betweens who are liable to do well or ill according as they are led, influenced—or directed. To the first class we need address no words at present. To the second class words of'counsel are wasted. But tha’ middle class needs words of counsel from editors, as well as from parent and teachers. The chronicle. passing events, and in so . doing there are facts evéry day brought to light which are. both painfal andshameful. The events which we publish.ought of themselves to be a warning to the boys of the <middle class. They ought to readin the passing events of the day lessons which would guide them in their course. If ~ when they see the results of indulgence in wrong ideas leading towrong acts, and they-are followed by all.the results of-crime, they ought to resolve~at onceto pursue a different way. Our advice to boys is that they resolve to make something of themselves. This they can do by turning away from those who do wrong and siding with those who do right. Additional Particuiars. The Four Corners gives the following addditional particulars of the killing of Nathaniel E. Robbins of this ” city at the Ayers mine, Mooney — Flat: Mr. Robbins went down into the sh.:ft after dinner to superintend some work that was being done at the bottom by W.E. Pollard. Making the ascent a few minutes later, all went well with the hoisting bucket moving slowly until the surface was reached, which is about ten feet lower than thelanding per. Here Mr. Robbins attempted alight from the bucket while still ascending. This caused the accident, for he had no sooner set one foot upon the ground than the other was raisedand the tilted bucket drew him back oyer the shaft down which he was ‘precipitated head-foremost to meet a horrible death at the bottom. As the bucket hurled its precious load toward eternity he was heard to cry. out: “Oh, my God!” and these were the last words uttered by him. Miracculously did Mr. Pollard, who was in the bottom of the shaft, escape with hislife, and that only by clinging losely to the walls. For three and one-half hours did the deceased battle for life after being brought up out of the shaft, : ——— To msureE a hearty appetite and increased digestion take Simmons Liver Regulater. Trauuan physiologists have shown that change of tissue in animal organism is promoted by light. Itis further found that the change is so slow in darkness that the ordinary reserve of nutriment stored in the body is sufficient to preserve from starvation fora . very long time. In all derangement of the liver a cure is certain if you take Simmons Liver Regulator. = “Like Magic,” Te effect produced by Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, Colds, Coughs, Croup, and Sore Throat are, in most cases, im5 inediately relieved by the use of this wonderful remedy. it strengthens the vocal organs, allays irritation, and pre-e vents the inroads of Consumption; in every stage of that y iread. disease, Ayer's Cherry Pecx< toral relieves coughing-and induces ; refreshing 265k. “T have used Ayer's Cherry Pettoral in my family for thirty years-and-Wave always found it the best. remedy for croup, to which complaint ig 7 children have been subject.’’-—Capt. U. Carley, Brooklyn, N. ¥.” correspondent says: “The author, who ‘atnieation with the Orown Prince, tells «a that no field of activity was open to ». 16 the Crown Prince, with more or .v: ed. 49 keep in the background, léoknewspapers ries of the Late Emperor, ».«. and historian, has published what the Mi: of the a wich of the then Crown Prince, th, letters which he wrote to a friend. as ‘o influence his judgment. Of the last chapter of the book the for“: war remained in intimate comSs 10w tnuch the latter was disappoint1.1 5t home, how the empire grew and ‘“orished. more and more under the ‘osime of the late. Emperor William,: ; visionary plans and projects, was ‘yn in inaetivity. Onthis-period of 8 life Herr Freytag’ two men in succéssion who, by thei: Crown Prince and Princess: his manhood he remained closely con nected with him, sad thoughts and pessimistic reflections throne. tions, and his strongest antipathies were ‘directed against bigoted clericals. In politics he was opposed to police rule, and wished for extended rights of selfgovernment and the greatest liberty for all communities in all kinds of honest activity. But these were sentiments with which those who had knowledge of the condition of the people did not quite agree, and it would have been difficult for him to put in practice his convictions in face of the authoritative objections they met with, for he was no practical politician, His judgment had not. been tested in great affairs, and when. he was enthusiastically bent on some great end he hesitated, in using the necessary means, and it would have been more easy to lead him than for him to lead others. clined to acknowledge the independence of others, and every one could express his convictions with the utmost freedom, even if they came in contact with his ideas.’" : He was much in_ . With Head to the North. The superstitious: belief that human beings should sleep with their heads towards the north is now believed to be based upon a scientific principle. The French Academy of Sciences has made experiments upon the body of a guillotined man which go to prove that each human body is in itself an electric battery, on@ electrode being représented by the head and the other by the feet, The body of the subject upon which experiments were made was taken immediately after death and placed upona pivot free to move in any direction. After some vacillation the head portion turned towards the north, the pivotboard remaining stationary. One of the professors turned it half way around, but itsoon regained a position with the . head-piece to the north, and the same results were repeatedly obtained until organic movement ceased. feed them entirely on bread and wine. A 3 Th ‘oted Novelist’s Interesting MemiéSo; $2 Commercial stroet, Nevada City, Cal} . dea late Emperor Frederick. ‘The Yserlin correspondent of the London Daily News says the author confesses. that as late as 1870 he himself was not in favor of an empire, and there were many who thou.,tas he did. The ground-work of Yreytag’s book consists of hasty notes jo.ted down during the war and of He “raves the indulgence of his “readers for ‘iving an honest, unbiased description {tuo late Emperor. He has boon loyal to ae house of uohenzollern.@ll his iif>, but there is mo authority so exalted Gustav Freytag, the German novelists mare calls a “Contribution to the History of} New German Empi*>,” in which he hopes to shov, that hat became a fact had long bes, ie <ae late E r words mer ee a long time. the Crown Prince had been fortunate enough to have among his most-.intimate friends education and character, were worthy of the highest-confidence. Ernest von Steomor from 1864~until his death remained the confidential adviser of the *“‘At his recommendation Karl von Normann assumed his place, and during the twenty years in which the Crown Prince accomplished-the great work of. After Herr Normann in 1884 was transferred to the Foreign Office the Crown Prince was alone, at a “time when a faithful adviser was most necessary. He deliberately indulged in ‘At times he thought of abdicating in favor of his son-in case of a change of Not even “the persuasions of the Crown Princess were-able to banish this sadness for any length oftime. He began to grow old in mind and. body long before the terrible disease struck him, and his vital energy was no longer that befitting a man who was shortly to s r 4 1-2 to 8 1-2, worth 25, 40, 50 and '60 cents, at a uniform priceoe SALE for about two week or so longer. ASTILL GRE TER Baby Carriages a: ... ..§24.00 18} 0. ” ¥ ig “ 1.50 1 D “ ied -» $15,00 Seante . . ” wd Ws cries’ Pere . . * . Beret eee SiG ee Now is your opportunity as they will be sold to dealers when you will have to pay full price. 85cents.a dozen, else in proportion. The goods are offered at these EXTREMELY LOW FIGURES to ineure sale, and save . E. the trouble and ex PIANO and 9 MILCH COW for nals, D. W. KELLER : Proprietor I intend to keep on hand at al) titnesa goow The Daily Transcript is the Largest and the Leading Paper of Nevada County. You Don’t Get the News. unless You Read the Transcript. ONE ENJOYS Both the method and” results whe: Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasan and refreshing to the taste, and act gently yet promptly on the Kidneys ziver and Bowels, cleanses the sy. tem effectually, dispels colds, headaches and fevers and cures habitus! constipation permanently. For éa!« in 50¢ and $f bottles by alldruggists CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOUIBVILLE,; KY; WEW YORK, N.Y GREAT :: SLAUGHTER :: SALE FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY. = The Transcript’s Job Printing Office is Second to None. As I have taken a position as cutter in Los Angeles, I will sell ray stock.of CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS rar Below Cost. a Qin * &= Now is.your only chance to get your money's J. 8. Holbrook wit be a candidate for election us Martshal of Nevada City. Election, May FOR CITY MARSHAL. James C. Neagle wi be a candidate for re-election as Marshal of Nevada City. Election, Monday, May 5th, 1890, u FOR OITY MARSHAL. Dana B. Cetchell ILL be a candidate for election as Marshal of Nevads? City, Election, May 5th, 1890. Monday, BROAD STREET, BELOW NATIONAL HOTEL, © JAMES CAIRNS, .Proprietor. . _—_—_-_-_-_ Heaxy Concord Teem Chain and Express Harness. ' NEW GRASS VALLEY MINSTRELS Jouép hh Boyde. William Anetta.” Meds ee Pronger. James Coad.. . Assistant Manager. Witt ive a Grapd and unexcelled Kx. hibition, Thisis the Gran most Artistic Minstrels ever seen in yt county. Public will be delighted. —°yj"!" produce nothing but the late bas pecialties PART f, Bones—C, Bush, Tambo~J, Snyder, ko Interlocutar—Jas: Coad, VErtUre.s.eeees rags Valley ; Jokes and Gags. M ne Jokes and Gags... Company BORE is ic cine wae eax ++ Pete Wettere i, Harmonica 2olo.,... ete Wetiereni, Hy finale, “Queer, Quaint and Quizzic ng. tions,” by the Grass Valley yM i ph : meee 5 jee H. C. MELL, CARRIAGE WOODWORKER —AND— Light Buggy Harness ofall Kinds on hand and made toorder. Banjo Duets. scat Kine wae, ner Boston team, buggy and express Celiars. Rong . nica Cbs ene? and Wet tae et Riding Saddles avd Bri iles. f SODMe54. .cbs4 Franks fa st. \itgte, Wolters: . Robes, Blankets, Weband Leather Halters. . . Nevada County's Grea est Song ind Dance Curry Combs and Brushes of all descriptions. Buggy Whips, Whipstocks, Lashes, Blacksnakes. Artist, Sam, Webb. First appearance of the greatest co} = : P rKeret EIT b Bt Colored try gedians, Jame: 0 Bu or in their own tragedy, entitled 46 : He : ” Axle Gresse, Harness Oi], Harness Soap. Pistols : or : Swo rds. : eet PART III, Gente’ and Boys’ Buck and Kid Gloves. The extromely funny Negro ates. & . — : Ladies’ and Gente’ Driving Gauntlets. ‘Th : e Colore ra? Carriage Trimmings and Buggy Harness a Specialty 'd Senators. “PART IV, TERMS CASE. Cyclones of applause will be_showered :p-— on the funny Negro Fa ~entitled— Good patrons of my shop do not have t ay for t General Wagonmaker. a HEFIRM OF DENNY & GRAY a ovine arranged DFM me to alae the Wood Working Department in connection with their Wagon Making Establishment, will do everything in that line z In the Most Excellent Manner and at the Lowest Prices, desire to have it understood that #@MY TERMS ARE CASH -@B FOR ALL WORK DONE. J, B. CARR, e debts of bad ones. H.C. MELL, Broad Street, Nevada City. worth. J. PHILLIPS, Commercial Street, next to the Tea Store. *--CHEAPER THAN — you CAN BY THREE MONTHS STUDY es A lot of Oddsand Ends in Children’s Woolen Hose in sizes frem 15 cents a pair. 2 MRS. LESTER & GRAWFORD, MAIN STREET. NEVADA CITY: 4 TD GREAT CHEAP CLEARING SALE. © os EXTENSION OF TIME. 8 the family cannot undertake the fatigue of removal at present on accountof the A Key. R. Leunie’s state of health, H. H. LENNIE & CO. will continue their CHEAP Price improved Heit Frue Yan Price Plaim Belt Frue Vanner, chine. further information apply to ADAMS & CARTER. Agents, IT'BE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE for the enusing year and for such other legal snd Proper business as may come beire it w: 5 6 A 8 2 . o’clock P, M., of said da o Ee Sie _— —_———_—_—_— SS mer 6825. F. 0. B. 85715. F. 0. B. ‘The Improved Belt F. Lint proved Belt Frue Vanner has the capacity of the plain belt maFor pamphlets, testimonials and ing Orchards. Room 15,Ne. 132 Market st, 8. F. Annual Btockholders Meeting. Both places are within two m depot. stockholders of the Odd Fellows Hall anociaHon for the election of five Trustees be held at the Library Room, I, .O, F. Building, on MONDAY. THE FIFTH AY OF MAY, 1 the hour of 7 f O'NEIL, Secretary. Hammocks at 30 per cent reductioii.*"40 cent sheet music fords centa. Artists Paints a TOYS athalf price. 25 cent Fishing Rods for 10 cente aud everythin ® nee of re’ mov, A good set of PARLOR and BEDROOM FURNITURE. Sone sundries, An UPRIGHT ] T je Fhe NIE & CO., Pioneer Book Store, Nevada City. Stookholders Meeting. _—O-=— EVADA COUN Railroad Company.—The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company forthe election of seven Directors, to serve for the ensuing twelve months, and for the 7 transaction of such other business as may . closed at 3: closed on the 22nd day of March CAKE, In the Justice’s Court of Nevada Township, id ee People of the State of California send Company (of the State of West Virginia) a corporat . action bronght named Plaintiff'in the NARROW GAUGE . Nev cea office, in the said Township, complaint filed Pome (exclusive of the da: service on formed trom July hereby notified thatif you fail to so aj pear and answer Summons. County of Nevada, State of California. M. SAVAGE, Plaintiff, vs. HE NEVADA GOLD MINING COMPANY, (Of the State of West Virginia,) a corprra tion, Defendant. greeting to TheNevada Gold Mining 7m Dy pejendsst ve ‘ ou are hereby require appear in an ainst _ by, the above ustice’s Court o; ada coveship. County of Nevada, State to answer before the Justherein, within five days of service) after the ou of thisSummons, if served ithin the Township in which this action AVING PURCHASED-THI8 WEL) mney come before the meeting, will be-}4s brought; or if served nut of said Town: . eli he office of the Com ,, at the . ship, butin said County, withi ; B known and popular Bakery of G Wim . pe eee ane om ey, Nevada or within twenty days {f served elecwhae . %375O-=450 ncres gently rolling fruit et, OD county. California, on WEDNESDAY, THE . The said action {s brought to obtein judg-. acres cleared ; geod water; large h db OOMMEROIAL STREET, Folie will bo opened at 90 o'clock, and . dred aud Ninety Delian clieged toto" 23s . 2500. Great hargale snare “gies 45 P.M. Transfer books. will be . said Plaintit rom # oe : + leet be eebd, ou for services lg 1888, to Feb. 22, foo By order of t ten dollars th, Te ynerreene are : variety of pen JOHN F-KIDDER, President, ine Property + ald Defendant wt pag acres cleared ; house und barn, vineyard r KEORGE FLETCHER, . > ny BL Fs) : . as Some Sasa Subatin. Bee BREAD. ER, Secretary ont ae a Jones petie ae + nee ona wagon and farming implements ; free water for irrigating, y ve way of dealing . ering machinery of said property, as more} 24 §OQ«=425 acres of good fruit and vegetable . with habitual drunkards in Norway and retin, fully appears by the complaint on file here@ land; tw Sweden. They put them in jail and os jn to,which you srereferred. And you are . two barns; 100 acres cleared ; orchard and -$5000--320 acre, three miles from Grass Valley 200 acres cleared ;. good orchard in bearing; a large free water; all implements, tools, ete., with place, : $6900-125 acres; oot more than 2 miles from Navac ley; nearly all cleared ; good house and barn ; fine orcha, ing of a variely of rees; good water; all can be irrigated $900--60 acre» good fruit land, situate three miles from N PARIOCNS TEL Low HST. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY AND FAITHFULLY ATTENDED TO. T, BH, CABR Carr Brose. PROPRIETORS OF THE IPALACE :: DRUG : : e fe Core Pine and Commerciai Nevada Olty Spanish, French, German, : Italian. Ke eae uA uD < LARGE AND COMPLETE 8TOUK OF ‘VER First-clase Drus Store. . 0) or ™m wou see in him wha chard 8. Rosenthal’s [ thoy most detsed, end thos who . fl EWO0D AT FIVE DOLL ARS A ( Hil nay cela books, #0 for ach imeuage,. PF APN TS OILS. VARNISHES £1 ¢ thought little of his capacities were not ‘ i * . imeluding answers to questicns. : able to judge what powers and inclina. gencind for Circulars, contatuing terms and — tions the office and reign might have : : SOHOGR s00K 8. developed in a healthy man. r Site edna : ‘* ‘He was a frank, honest man, with a Prof. Chas. H. Sykes ;: BELANK BUOKR, cheerful mind and a heart full of love, a : . : MISOKLLANKOUS BOOKS man with the power of rejoicing heartily . : over every thing good and great. He B= pe ce co =) WARM PRINCIPAL CURIOHICALA, was so amiable and full of sympathy to: : PIOTOMIALS, ward the needy and suffering that not . By Wearing Woolen Goods at Half the Prices Usually Charged even the numberiess bitter experiences y ; : ¥ ale MEISTERSCHAFT SCHOOL : NG WAPAPE oe which the great ones of the earth make h Sani ee rice 90Centa ...-. . NOW 45 Cents rancisco Examiner, with reference to the unworthiness of —— —— : ornare 100 ae 50 = ‘ OF LANGUAGES Agents for the Gan P Exthose who seek aid detained him from Pe eee aOR ea eee ee eee en et : = giving aid in individual cases. To those “ “ Algo Sdn AMS eee . EE es Se ar re “mem F 3 4 who were more closely connected with oe : i 129 O'Farrell Street, F1K6.8, GARDENAND FLOWKH IKKD him he showed the most tender affec. Shoulder “ Ee T Ree ee ps Eee es VO Eee Nad 65 . tion; every sorrow they encountered he . . i me is “> 400 “50 « BAN FRANCISCO, —-— tee eee VOR ETS also felt, as & true friend, from the bot. Cee Ee a SPS Slee Reeve ee cd tom of his heart. He was tender and ‘i eee Tees “ “ IMPROVE excitable,amanofrarepurityanddeep. OU" id 40. ° 0 BELT The F inest Br ands of Cigar 8 2D Nevada City heartiness. ‘ ChildrenIS:' Woolen Skirts..°9 " (OO 9c ec, ™ “ . Prue Ore Concentrator. ie. “ ‘He was an ardent Protestant, uniChildrens’ Legging. ... ™ pe We fa iA gas 40 « : a siecs Seger formly tolerant in all religious quesepee A ae ag “95 « een Prescriptions eccura‘ely and carefully compounded by careful and competen Drug * owe “For Sale or Bent a Bag Terms! Two Fine Ranches, well improved, with beare iles of the Narrow Gaug. Both have good-houses, barns, fine fruit,and ev ery advantage for a desirable home, _——_o—-— Special Bargains in Lands. ; KOod house and barn; never-failing supply of laCity or Grass Val rd in bearing; consiat= ; all under fence, or grazing land; all fepced; 100 arn; improvements cost about evada City; 15 garden, six head cattle, horse and A real bargain. Ogood houses and garden; free of plave, Will be sold at the above low price on account Sete ee STORE, “THE SHAM DOCTOR.” PART y, The whole to conolude with one of the most thrilling wreck scenes on the o of Georgia, entitled a “THE 11 WRECK." Admission Twenty-Five Cents, Children Halt-Priee. = Doors open at 7 o'clock. P aac 8:15 sharp. fe : i begitis at Uplostring Shop JAMES KINKEAD GIVES NOTICR HAT -he is always prepared to do all kinds of Upholster ing on short notice, * ring-Mattresses, Hair nes, Feather Pillows, Moss Mattrerses, Bed Lounges, Single Lounges, ¢te., ete., made to order. FURNITURE AND BEDDING or ALL KINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVER IN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER, Pianos, Pictures and Furniture pack. ed for shippine a specialty, Piano Moving Promptly attended to and Carefully Perfornied. All at the Lowest Living Rates FOR C4835, Thankful for past Patronage, I respectful ly solicit a continuance in the futaie, SHOP ON PINE STREET, Second door South of Geo, E, Turner's Hardware Store, opposite K, of P. Hall. James Kiakead. CITIZENS BANK, Paid up Capital . $30 000 Ww? gee SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE New Verk, San Francisce. And Sacramonts We issue BILLS OF EXCHANG: Payable aT SIGHT inthe prin. cipal cities of GREAT BRITAIN and EUROPE, — : Collections on @. ny part ef th. United Statesa specialty. Highest Price Paid fer Ceunt, and State Warrante Gold and sitver Bullien ar chased Assay Office at this Bank. OFFICERS; E.M PRESTON...,,.. Presipey R.M.HUNT. .,. Vics Puesipent, JOHN T. MORGAN,.... ’. CAHIen D.E. MORGAN. Ags’r Caauian and Szc'y pe DIRECTORS: Gro, M, Huenes, Ye 4 A > Wu. Epwarps L, Hoveman, K. M. Paseron, CORRESPONDENTS New York—Firet: ' San Francisoo Finee National B uk, eacramento—Nations Bank of D. 0.M National Meat Market OPPOSITE CITIZENS BANK. 0. J’ NAFFZIGER..,. Proprietor B's, yusk, MOTTON, VEAL, sAUBA wht Ame. BACON AND LARD, wholesale o Aud al. .inde of Meats Waually found J Hret-class Market, ; » Meats delivered f ¢e'of charge, : C J, WAFFZIGER Broad Street Meat Market JAMES MONRO, Prop’r. es tread Street, . Near the Otey Mall, Cusvé: wit the sae appliog atthe Lowest Pilc Pp : : : : : said compinint ag above requirof absence i yas meg 20. emp af ped hdd thie Y . The bread is steeped in wine for an hour : By Non-Union pndly ob) Eiaane wiiak dud joa! fo past $41 50-2104 acres; highly improved ; good house and fe h Geet Vork, Mutton, Veml, Lam cines, I feel justified in recommending before it is served. The first day a man Wedding Cakes : y-one Dollars together with costs. water, seven head of cattle, two hérses wagon, and all f; Parkin path anrg sie eee — Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. One of the . will take it, but before many more he ; Iron Moulders Wanted Make legal serv ce and due return hereof. sitoate three miles from Nevada Cit ’ , all farming implements ; : ; best recommendations of the Pectoral is . will hate the sight of it. After an in4nd nates ° an 5 Veluser k D. 188 hand this Bist, dey of ewilv. Arare chance to necure a profitable RARLES ADOLPH! being more’ aulable ‘now then it was {careeration of thix sort many become . . Madeto order on short notice and on mori "A, Re WADSWORTH, fana ta low price. € . . twouty-five years ago, when its great . totalabstainers, reasopable terme, ; GOOD WAGES. nse Seee or the Fence. . B25OO~n125 acres; 4 miles from Nevada City; 80 ac sloured ; ho Meine EB Dake MD tahoe Rane "Preaching Versus Practicing. aI atser FOE SAA ENNG EY ne Hae prein 9 Order to Show Cause. and barn ; some fruit trees ; free water for irrigating eu — Se . . 8. Drake, M.D., jot, Kans, if : RISDO RES, : : : ee “ ‘ ood “My little sister, four years of age, . # ‘'Upon my soul,” exclaimed Mrs, Flyly attended to. W TRON WO ; the Bupesior Geena aid des tha : : cond « Hand Gc S. was so ill from bronchitis that we had around, “I never saw such an old gad. By strict ditention to business, givin: . : I ty of Nevada, State of California” ae. OF ALL KINDS Suoh s alinost given ap hope of her recovery. . der in all m life as that Mra, Nevor. good satisfaction and selling nt low rater, . Ban Francisco, In the matter of the Estate and Guardianais dibcerstarnie 4S 4 Our family physician, a skilful man and Bice " ship of Harold Craigie, Wallace Craigie and TRB of large dubalsnee. pronounced it usehome js! Actually, yesterday I called hope to meri «liberal patronage. Peter W, Craigie, Minors. * T B= =) LANDS Household Furniture, ous to give her any more medicine ; paces times at her house and couldn’t D w KELLER = Guardian tor Order ot Hate of Rent nite of: Miners’ Tools baying tiat he had done all it was pos. get in once.” : et ; 0 R ' a6, ; ee n reading and filing th ; ieiles eile odo, ana we mnt propare for the DENNEY & GRAY, . er s.cruice, Shs dusedian af the pat . en olan vod ee ne llet from Nevada City; covered with » dng Curios to try Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, and Ican . When Baby was sick, {(Successors to Denney & Hitebins,) Craigie and Peter W. ore ge 23 aypie? is ve gate 9 dwill mber, which alone is worth more than Price asked ; ae E ; Eto truly say, with the most happy results. HORSE SHOERS & WAGON MAKERS, ing Taine, order of sale of certain bed A Te Tenn RAW! make oxcellent fruit land when cleared ; all : Ky A er, ipling tow dlosen alse meeanee $p We gave her Castoria. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. and pone therela otf for the use . irrigated. : gshio. mo reathie & , and, wi i = prelate * : fs See ohh) out of danger. We continued giving the i . pecialty. Roadit fs hereby ord raBas : Vee ; 5 . Pectoral jintil satisfied she wes ent: rely When he was a Obild, Sup iiened geet aa : shay ted rls nee Seecaite, 2 beet “~ ie : Cleaning and Laying of Car vets alk huis hansdven ne nubounded faith Novada:: Assay . Offi00. sri ottnean ena the wort warrants to . terion Monday, th And Other General Work tonticeutly ta my customers.’—O, QO; She erlad for Castoria, Ld CTL. Pro etor et He ta aes cannes 8 peu the Court os 2 Se eet = Done to Order, oa Fada, Urngelst, Port Wayne, Ind. ps UE Feigeaiee We will guarantee to sét an axle so that it . cause why ou onder stent ——o—— oot h Per Colds and Couchs, take When she became Mis, NO, 26 MAIN STiET.:-NEVADA CITY wil rap obe-thtrd lighiar than if from any le at Aen puld 3 er shop, : K21's Chevy Pectoral, PREPARED RY She clung to Castoria. When she had Children, \ She gave them Castorla, requ Gold Buis excha: eonne sm M. ractical Mill Tests, and Ferurne ta every Wa for the estate. 7 -~ ‘ nd itis } OLD AN}: OK E8 OF EVERY DESCRIP: . We will guarantee to set tires #0 as toavold thie order ter ards th tg A ( BS cessive weeks befo e@ hearing, in theNeva: pt, Bewapaper printod and pu ia said county of Nevada, s Dated March 26th, tion reid, melted and Assayed, By . all dish to wheels, 2 We have the facilities for doing heavy o light work, and warrant satisfaction in every ent, , 4. MeLEOD, # first-class Wagonmaker ed forCoin. In ion with my Ansa ave a . . ith which I can make aren m LO . irer, ig ii « : ate with from 60 A Py pounds. io wr Bouse) Wilh pie Ts -business of « ’ ih P, F. Simonds, Atty, " Sas offer at present. We have all k ranging trom $5 to $75 per acre, Ex These are only a few of the ba © bargains we have to inds of Lands at prices Terms Yasy, _ City Bill Poster. in tas Tae nea ental work My prices are reasonable. Give me @ call. Leave orders stmy igre Unionist., City, EE April fool around tow room wher being boiled potrated wa) and very mt Giffin’s cis where moat: laid, end the got victimiz Young Dr said he wan the railroad, him put ap Giffin, “I'll him te-come shop and sig You take it fool him bi wrote Was: this kid all Yours ever, When _ Parl youngster t from behind down Sitran Giffin hit ’ postoffice‘an the counter two-bit piec the show-cas however, bac under side o Constable with a big ch tal Ito give it feldt was.giv filler and wat swapped cig They were a with gune fo sell. The thread nut was vigo for all there » a They Ca Constable . two days pa: about forty o men about t witnesses is 1 ley, the attor onthe 18th his cliente, M and Fred Nu ing Mollie J home nt is set for trial he wants to p that Miss Jol before her car began, but th that they knx the matter, much agitate: between now double the cot by issuing sv two of leading come up to. what they knc mong any ney pects to beac Aw heretofo scart, itis pr never come t some happy dis:niaged, ‘The Am The juvenil will give a fy evening at the nounce a pro over with @ price of admis house should said to be & nt men in the tro cently given t ‘was well spoke At A tenderfoo means escape been causing at this city for ita ludicroug e g00d-looking . of its eyes, & provided the and are laying U.8. B The mont! drill of Mount of P,, will be Wednesday e are ordered tc form, = NEARLY @) medicins at € blood and . Hocd’s Suraa lar and ances blood purifier humors, dys that tired fee! Residence Enquire of residence of } Nevada City. Part of a p on Broad sti¢ ed, Apply te —— A Gs A called m No, 18, F, ant Wednesday e —— f The largest at field seeds of ¥ tf Plaz Garpen 8 at Carr, Bros —_— The ¥F Mathien 8)

4 Someta a A Or, J, @, Ayer Go, Lowell, Mass, The Daily Transcript. CIRCULATES IN evada Grass h & Ready, “"Soasortiie North fon Yuan, Freneh Corral, North Bloomfield, Moore’s Bie Srapgcing nome ts te cee ond alee counties, pg med Francisco—in ~~ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1890. > About Beys. A Chico paper prints the following, and Neyada City boys will find it worth reading and thinking about: ‘ . In every California town, the same perhapsas in Chico, there are three classes of boys: _ Those who have ambition todo well, and are steadily pursuing that way ; those who do not care to do well, but perbist in doing —_whatthey know to be wrong and injurious to themselves; and a large third” class “of go-betweens who are liable to do well or ill according as they are led, influenced—or directed. To the first class we need address no words at present. To the second class words of'counsel are wasted. But tha’ middle class needs words of counsel from editors, as well as from parent and teachers. The chronicle. passing events, and in so . doing there are facts evéry day brought to light which are. both painfal andshameful. The events which we publish.ought of themselves to be a warning to the boys of the <middle class. They ought to readin the passing events of the day lessons which would guide them in their course. If ~ when they see the results of indulgence in wrong ideas leading towrong acts, and they-are followed by all.the results of-crime, they ought to resolve~at onceto pursue a different way. Our advice to boys is that they resolve to make something of themselves. This they can do by turning away from those who do wrong and siding with those who do right. Additional Particuiars. The Four Corners gives the following addditional particulars of the killing of Nathaniel E. Robbins of this ” city at the Ayers mine, Mooney — Flat: Mr. Robbins went down into the sh.:ft after dinner to superintend some work that was being done at the bottom by W.E. Pollard. Making the ascent a few minutes later, all went well with the hoisting bucket moving slowly until the surface was reached, which is about ten feet lower than thelanding per. Here Mr. Robbins attempted alight from the bucket while still ascending. This caused the accident, for he had no sooner set one foot upon the ground than the other was raisedand the tilted bucket drew him back oyer the shaft down which he was ‘precipitated head-foremost to meet a horrible death at the bottom. As the bucket hurled its precious load toward eternity he was heard to cry. out: “Oh, my God!” and these were the last words uttered by him. Miracculously did Mr. Pollard, who was in the bottom of the shaft, escape with hislife, and that only by clinging losely to the walls. For three and one-half hours did the deceased battle for life after being brought up out of the shaft, : ——— To msureE a hearty appetite and increased digestion take Simmons Liver Regulater. Trauuan physiologists have shown that change of tissue in animal organism is promoted by light. Itis further found that the change is so slow in darkness that the ordinary reserve of nutriment stored in the body is sufficient to preserve from starvation fora . very long time. In all derangement of the liver a cure is certain if you take Simmons Liver Regulator. = “Like Magic,” Te effect produced by Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, Colds, Coughs, Croup, and Sore Throat are, in most cases, im5 inediately relieved by the use of this wonderful remedy. it strengthens the vocal organs, allays irritation, and pre-e vents the inroads of Consumption; in every stage of that y iread. disease, Ayer's Cherry Pecx< toral relieves coughing-and induces ; refreshing 265k. “T have used Ayer's Cherry Pettoral in my family for thirty years-and-Wave always found it the best. remedy for croup, to which complaint ig 7 children have been subject.’’-—Capt. U. Carley, Brooklyn, N. ¥.” correspondent says: “The author, who ‘atnieation with the Orown Prince, tells «a that no field of activity was open to ». 16 the Crown Prince, with more or .v: ed. 49 keep in the background, léoknewspapers ries of the Late Emperor, ».«. and historian, has published what the Mi: of the a wich of the then Crown Prince, th, letters which he wrote to a friend. as ‘o influence his judgment. Of the last chapter of the book the for“: war remained in intimate comSs 10w tnuch the latter was disappoint1.1 5t home, how the empire grew and ‘“orished. more and more under the ‘osime of the late. Emperor William,: ; visionary plans and projects, was ‘yn in inaetivity. Onthis-period of 8 life Herr Freytag’ two men in succéssion who, by thei: Crown Prince and Princess: his manhood he remained closely con nected with him, sad thoughts and pessimistic reflections throne. tions, and his strongest antipathies were ‘directed against bigoted clericals. In politics he was opposed to police rule, and wished for extended rights of selfgovernment and the greatest liberty for all communities in all kinds of honest activity. But these were sentiments with which those who had knowledge of the condition of the people did not quite agree, and it would have been difficult for him to put in practice his convictions in face of the authoritative objections they met with, for he was no practical politician, His judgment had not. been tested in great affairs, and when. he was enthusiastically bent on some great end he hesitated, in using the necessary means, and it would have been more easy to lead him than for him to lead others. clined to acknowledge the independence of others, and every one could express his convictions with the utmost freedom, even if they came in contact with his ideas.’" : He was much in_ . With Head to the North. The superstitious: belief that human beings should sleep with their heads towards the north is now believed to be based upon a scientific principle. The French Academy of Sciences has made experiments upon the body of a guillotined man which go to prove that each human body is in itself an electric battery, on@ electrode being représented by the head and the other by the feet, The body of the subject upon which experiments were made was taken immediately after death and placed upona pivot free to move in any direction. After some vacillation the head portion turned towards the north, the pivotboard remaining stationary. One of the professors turned it half way around, but itsoon regained a position with the . head-piece to the north, and the same results were repeatedly obtained until organic movement ceased. feed them entirely on bread and wine. A 3 Th ‘oted Novelist’s Interesting MemiéSo; $2 Commercial stroet, Nevada City, Cal} . dea late Emperor Frederick. ‘The Yserlin correspondent of the London Daily News says the author confesses. that as late as 1870 he himself was not in favor of an empire, and there were many who thou.,tas he did. The ground-work of Yreytag’s book consists of hasty notes jo.ted down during the war and of He “raves the indulgence of his “readers for ‘iving an honest, unbiased description {tuo late Emperor. He has boon loyal to ae house of uohenzollern.@ll his iif>, but there is mo authority so exalted Gustav Freytag, the German novelists mare calls a “Contribution to the History of} New German Empi*>,” in which he hopes to shov, that hat became a fact had long bes, ie <ae late E r words mer ee a long time. the Crown Prince had been fortunate enough to have among his most-.intimate friends education and character, were worthy of the highest-confidence. Ernest von Steomor from 1864~until his death remained the confidential adviser of the *“‘At his recommendation Karl von Normann assumed his place, and during the twenty years in which the Crown Prince accomplished-the great work of. After Herr Normann in 1884 was transferred to the Foreign Office the Crown Prince was alone, at a “time when a faithful adviser was most necessary. He deliberately indulged in ‘At times he thought of abdicating in favor of his son-in case of a change of Not even “the persuasions of the Crown Princess were-able to banish this sadness for any length oftime. He began to grow old in mind and. body long before the terrible disease struck him, and his vital energy was no longer that befitting a man who was shortly to s r 4 1-2 to 8 1-2, worth 25, 40, 50 and '60 cents, at a uniform priceoe SALE for about two week or so longer. ASTILL GRE TER Baby Carriages a: ..... ...§24.00 18} 0. ” ¥ ig “ 1.50 1 D “ ied -» $15,00 Seante . . ” wd Ws cries’ Pere . . * . Beret eee SiG ee Now is your opportunity as they will be sold to dealers when you will have to pay full price. 85cents.a dozen, else in proportion. The goods are offered at these EXTREMELY LOW FIGURES to ineure sale, and save . E. the trouble and ex PIANO and 9 MILCH COW for nals, D. W. KELLER : Proprietor I intend to keep on hand at al) titnesa goow The Daily Transcript is the Largest and the Leading Paper of Nevada County. You Don’t Get the News. unless You Read the Transcript. ONE ENJOYS Both the method and” results whe: Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasan and refreshing to the taste, and act gently yet promptly on the Kidneys ziver and Bowels, cleanses the sy. tem effectually, dispels colds, headaches and fevers and cures habitus! constipation permanently. For éa!« in 50¢ and $f bottles by alldruggists CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOUIBVILLE,; KY; WEW YORK, N.Y GREAT :: SLAUGHTER :: SALE FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY. = The Transcript’s Job Printing Office is Second to None. As I have taken a position as cutter in Los Angeles, I will sell ray stock.of CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS rar Below Cost. a Qin * &= Now is.your only chance to get your money's J. 8. Holbrook wit be a candidate for election us Martshal of Nevada City. Election, May FOR CITY MARSHAL. James C. Neagle wi be a candidate for re-election as Marshal of Nevada City. Election, Monday, May 5th, 1890, u FOR OITY MARSHAL. Dana B. Cetchell ILL be a candidate for election as Marshal of Nevads? City, Election, May 5th, 1890. Monday, BROAD STREET, BELOW NATIONAL HOTEL, © JAMES CAIRNS, .Proprietor. . _—_—_-_-_-_ Heaxy Concord Teem Chain and Express Harness. ' NEW GRASS VALLEY MINSTRELS Jouép hh Boyde. William Anetta.” Meds ee Pronger. James Coad.... .. Assistant Manager. Witt ive a Grapd and unexcelled Kx. hibition, Thisis the Gran most Artistic Minstrels ever seen in yt county. Public will be delighted. —°yj"!" produce nothing but the late bas pecialties PART f, Bones—C, Bush, Tambo~J, Snyder, ko Interlocutar—Jas: Coad, VErtUre..s.eeees rags Valley ; Jokes and Gags.. M ne Jokes and Gags...... Company BORE is ic cine wae eax ++ Pete Wettere i, Harmonica 2olo.,..... ete Wetiereni, Hy finale, “Queer, Quaint and Quizzic ng. tions,” by the Grass Valley yM i ph : meee 5 jee H. C. MELL, CARRIAGE WOODWORKER —AND— Light Buggy Harness ofall Kinds on hand and made toorder. Banjo Duets. scat Kine wae, ner Boston team, buggy and express Celiars. Rong . nica Cbs ene? and Wet tae et Riding Saddles avd Bri iles. f SODMe54. .cbs4 Franks fa st. \itgte, Wolters: . Robes, Blankets, Weband Leather Halters. . . Nevada County's Grea est Song ind Dance Curry Combs and Brushes of all descriptions. Buggy Whips, Whipstocks, Lashes, Blacksnakes. Artist, Sam, Webb. First appearance of the greatest co} = : P rKeret EIT b Bt Colored try gedians, Jame: 0 Bu or in their own tragedy, entitled 46 : He : ” Axle Gresse, Harness Oi], Harness Soap. Pistols : or : Swo rds. : eet PART III, Gente’ and Boys’ Buck and Kid Gloves. The extromely funny Negro ates. & . — : Ladies’ and Gente’ Driving Gauntlets. ‘Th : e Colore ra? Carriage Trimmings and Buggy Harness a Specialty 'd Senators. “PART IV, TERMS CASE. Cyclones of applause will be_showered :p-— on the funny Negro Fa ~entitled— Good patrons of my shop do not have t ay for t General Wagonmaker. a HEFIRM OF DENNY & GRAY a ovine arranged DFM me to alae the Wood Working Department in connection with their Wagon Making Establishment, will do everything in that line z In the Most Excellent Manner and at the Lowest Prices, desire to have it understood that #@MY TERMS ARE CASH -@B FOR ALL WORK DONE. J, B. CARR, e debts of bad ones. H.C. MELL, Broad Street, Nevada City. worth. J. PHILLIPS, Commercial Street, next to the Tea Store. *--CHEAPER THAN — you CAN BY THREE MONTHS STUDY es A lot of Oddsand Ends in Children’s Woolen Hose in sizes frem 15 cents a pair. 2 MRS. LESTER & GRAWFORD, MAIN STREET. NEVADA CITY: 4 TD GREAT CHEAP CLEARING SALE. © os EXTENSION OF TIME. 8 the family cannot undertake the fatigue of removal at present on accountof the A Key. R. Leunie’s state of health, H. H. LENNIE & CO. will continue their CHEAP Price improved Heit Frue Yan Price Plaim Belt Frue Vanner, chine. further information apply to ADAMS & CARTER. Agents, IT'BE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE for the enusing year and for such other legal snd Proper business as may come beire it w: 5 6 A 8 2 . o’clock P, M., of said da o Ee Sie _— —_———_—_—_— SS mer 6825. F. 0. B. 85715. F. 0. B. ‘The Improved Belt F. Lint proved Belt Frue Vanner has the capacity of the plain belt maFor pamphlets, testimonials and ing Orchards. Room 15,Ne. 132 Market st, 8. F. Annual Btockholders Meeting. Both places are within two m depot. stockholders of the Odd Fellows Hall anociaHon for the election of five Trustees be held at the Library Room, I, .O, F. Building, on MONDAY. THE FIFTH AY OF MAY, 1 the hour of 7 f O'NEIL, Secretary. Hammocks at 30 per cent reductioii.*"40 cent sheet music fords centa. Artists Paints a TOYS athalf price. 25 cent Fishing Rods for 10 cente aud everythin ® nee of re’ mov, A good set of PARLOR and BEDROOM FURNITURE. Sone sundries, An UPRIGHT ] T je Fhe NIE & CO., Pioneer Book Store, Nevada City. Stookholders Meeting. _—O-=— EVADA COUN Railroad Company.—The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company forthe election of seven Directors, to serve for the ensuing twelve months, and for the 7 transaction of such other business as may . closed at 3: closed on the 22nd day of March CAKE, In the Justice’s Court of Nevada Township, id ee People of the State of California send Company (of the State of West Virginia) a corporat . action bronght named Plaintiff'in the NARROW GAUGE . Nev cea office, in the said Township, complaint filed Pome (exclusive of the da: service on formed trom July hereby notified thatif you fail to so aj pear and answer Summons. County of Nevada, State of California. M. SAVAGE, Plaintiff, vs. HE NEVADA GOLD MINING COMPANY, (Of the State of West Virginia,) a corprra

tion, Defendant. greeting to TheNevada Gold Mining 7m Dy pejendsst ve ‘ ou are hereby require appear in an ainst _ by, the above ustice’s Court o; ada coveship. County of Nevada, State to answer before the Justherein, within five days of service) after the ou of thisSummons, if served ithin the Township in which this action AVING PURCHASED-THI8 WEL) mney come before the meeting, will be-}4s brought; or if served nut of said Town: . eli he office of the Com ,, at the . ship, butin said County, withi ; B known and popular Bakery of G Wim . pe eee ane om ey, Nevada or within twenty days {f served elecwhae . %375O-=450 ncres gently rolling fruit et, OD county. California, on WEDNESDAY, THE . The said action {s brought to obtein judg-. acres cleared ; geod water; large h db OOMMEROIAL STREET, Folie will bo opened at 90 o'clock, and . dred aud Ninety Delian clieged toto" 23s . 2500. Great hargale snare “gies 45 P.M. Transfer books. will be . said Plaintit rom # oe : + leet be eebd, ou for services lg 1888, to Feb. 22, foo By order of t ten dollars th, Te ynerreene are : variety of pen JOHN F-KIDDER, President, ine Property + ald Defendant wt pag acres cleared ; house und barn, vineyard r KEORGE FLETCHER, . > ny BL Fs) : . as Some Sasa Subatin. Bee BREAD. ER, Secretary ont ae a Jones petie ae + nee ona wagon and farming implements ; free water for irrigating, y ve way of dealing . ering machinery of said property, as more} 24 §OQ«=425 acres of good fruit and vegetable . with habitual drunkards in Norway and retin, fully appears by the complaint on file here@ land; tw Sweden. They put them in jail and os jn to,which you srereferred. And you are . two barns; 100 acres cleared ; orchard and -$5000--320 acre, three miles from Grass Valley 200 acres cleared ;. good orchard in bearing; a large free water; all implements, tools, ete., with place, : $6900-125 acres; oot more than 2 miles from Navac ley; nearly all cleared ; good house and barn ; fine orcha, ing of a variely of rees; good water; all can be irrigated $900--60 acre» good fruit land, situate three miles from N PARIOCNS TEL Low HST. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY AND FAITHFULLY ATTENDED TO. T, BH, CABR Carr Brose. PROPRIETORS OF THE IPALACE :: DRUG : : e fe Core Pine and Commerciai Nevada Olty Spanish, French, German, : Italian. Ke eae uA uD < LARGE AND COMPLETE 8TOUK OF ‘VER First-clase Drus Store. . 0) or ™m wou see in him wha chard 8. Rosenthal’s [ thoy most detsed, end thos who . fl EWO0D AT FIVE DOLL ARS A ( Hil nay cela books, #0 for ach imeuage,. PF APN TS OILS. VARNISHES £1 ¢ thought little of his capacities were not ‘ i * . imeluding answers to questicns. : able to judge what powers and inclina. gencind for Circulars, contatuing terms and — tions the office and reign might have : : SOHOGR s00K 8. developed in a healthy man. r Site edna : ‘* ‘He was a frank, honest man, with a Prof. Chas. H. Sykes ;: BELANK BUOKR, cheerful mind and a heart full of love, a : . : MISOKLLANKOUS BOOKS man with the power of rejoicing heartily . : over every thing good and great. He B= pe ce co =) WARM PRINCIPAL CURIOHICALA, was so amiable and full of sympathy to: : PIOTOMIALS, ward the needy and suffering that not . By Wearing Woolen Goods at Half the Prices Usually Charged even the numberiess bitter experiences y ; : ¥ ale MEISTERSCHAFT SCHOOL : NG WAPAPE oe which the great ones of the earth make h Sani ee rice 90Centa .....-.. .. NOW 45 Cents rancisco Examiner, with reference to the unworthiness of —— —— : ornare 100 ae 50 = ‘ OF LANGUAGES Agents for the Gan P Exthose who seek aid detained him from Pe eee aOR ea eee ee eee en et : = giving aid in individual cases. To those “ “ Algo Sdn AMS eee . EE es Se ar re “mem F 3 4 who were more closely connected with oe : i 129 O'Farrell Street, F1K6.8, GARDENAND FLOWKH IKKD him he showed the most tender affec. Shoulder “ Ee T Ree ee ps Eee es VO Eee Nad 65 . tion; every sorrow they encountered he . . i me is “> 400 “50 « BAN FRANCISCO, —-— tee eee VOR ETS also felt, as & true friend, from the bot. Cee Ee a SPS Slee Reeve ee cd tom of his heart. He was tender and ‘i eee Tees “ “ IMPROVE excitable,amanofrarepurityanddeep. OU" id 40. ° 0 BELT The F inest Br ands of Cigar 8 2D Nevada City heartiness. ‘ ChildrenIS:' Woolen Skirts...°9 " (OO 9c ec, ™ “ . Prue Ore Concentrator. ie. “ ‘He was an ardent Protestant, uniChildrens’ Legging. ...... ™ pe We fa iA gas 40 « : a siecs Seger formly tolerant in all religious quesepee A ae ag “95 « een Prescriptions eccura‘ely and carefully compounded by careful and competen Drug * owe “For Sale or Bent a Bag Terms! Two Fine Ranches, well improved, with beare iles of the Narrow Gaug. Both have good-houses, barns, fine fruit,and ev ery advantage for a desirable home, _——_o—-— Special Bargains in Lands. ; KOod house and barn; never-failing supply of laCity or Grass Val rd in bearing; consiat= ; all under fence, or grazing land; all fepced; 100 arn; improvements cost about evada City; 15 garden, six head cattle, horse and A real bargain. Ogood houses and garden; free of plave, Will be sold at the above low price on account Sete ee STORE, “THE SHAM DOCTOR.” PART y, The whole to conolude with one of the most thrilling wreck scenes on the o of Georgia, entitled a “THE 11 WRECK." Admission Twenty-Five Cents, Children Halt-Priee. = Doors open at 7 o'clock. P aac 8:15 sharp. fe : i begitis at Uplostring Shop JAMES KINKEAD GIVES NOTICR HAT -he is always prepared to do all kinds of Upholster ing on short notice, * ring-Mattresses, Hair nes, Feather Pillows, Moss Mattrerses, Bed Lounges, Single Lounges, ¢te., ete., made to order. FURNITURE AND BEDDING or ALL KINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVER IN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER, Pianos, Pictures and Furniture pack. ed for shippine a specialty, Piano Moving Promptly attended to and Carefully Perfornied. All at the Lowest Living Rates FOR C4835, Thankful for past Patronage, I respectful ly solicit a continuance in the futaie, SHOP ON PINE STREET, Second door South of Geo, E, Turner's Hardware Store, opposite K, of P. Hall. James Kiakead. CITIZENS BANK, Paid up Capital . $30 000 Ww? gee SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE New Verk, San Francisce. And Sacramonts We issue BILLS OF EXCHANG: Payable aT SIGHT inthe prin. cipal cities of GREAT BRITAIN and EUROPE, — : Collections on @. ny part ef th. United Statesa specialty. Highest Price Paid fer Ceunt, and State Warrante Gold and sitver Bullien ar chased Assay Office at this Bank. OFFICERS; E.M PRESTON.....,,... Presipey R.M.HUNT.. ..,. Vics Puesipent, JOHN T. MORGAN,....... ’. CAHIen D.E. MORGAN.. Ags’r Caauian and Szc'y pe DIRECTORS: Gro, M, Huenes, Ye 4 A > Wu. Epwarps L, Hoveman, K. M. Paseron, CORRESPONDENTS New York—Firet: ' San Francisoo Finee National B uk, eacramento—Nations Bank of D. 0.M National Meat Market OPPOSITE CITIZENS BANK. 0. J’ NAFFZIGER...,. Proprietor B's, yusk, MOTTON, VEAL, sAUBA wht Ame. BACON AND LARD, wholesale o Aud al. .inde of Meats Waually found J Hret-class Market, ; » Meats delivered f ¢e'of charge, : C J, WAFFZIGER Broad Street Meat Market JAMES MONRO, Prop’r. es tread Street, . Near the Otey Mall, Cusvé: wit the sae appliog atthe Lowest Pilc Pp : : : : : said compinint ag above requirof absence i yas meg 20. emp af ped hdd thie Y . The bread is steeped in wine for an hour : By Non-Union pndly ob) Eiaane wiiak dud joa! fo past $41 50-2104 acres; highly improved ; good house and fe h Geet Vork, Mutton, Veml, Lam cines, I feel justified in recommending before it is served. The first day a man Wedding Cakes : y-one Dollars together with costs. water, seven head of cattle, two hérses wagon, and all f; Parkin path anrg sie eee — Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. One of the . will take it, but before many more he ; Iron Moulders Wanted Make legal serv ce and due return hereof. sitoate three miles from Nevada Cit ’ , all farming implements ; : ; best recommendations of the Pectoral is . will hate the sight of it. After an in4nd nates ° an 5 Veluser k D. 188 hand this Bist, dey of ewilv. Arare chance to necure a profitable RARLES ADOLPH! being more’ aulable ‘now then it was {careeration of thix sort many become . . Madeto order on short notice and on mori "A, Re WADSWORTH, fana ta low price. € . . twouty-five years ago, when its great . totalabstainers, reasopable terme, ; GOOD WAGES. nse Seee or the Fence. . B25OO~n125 acres; 4 miles from Nevada City; 80 ac sloured ; ho Meine EB Dake MD tahoe Rane "Preaching Versus Practicing. aI atser FOE SAA ENNG EY ne Hae prein 9 Order to Show Cause. and barn ; some fruit trees ; free water for irrigating eu — Se . . 8. Drake, M.D., jot, Kans, if : RISDO RES, : : : ee “ ‘ ood “My little sister, four years of age, . # ‘'Upon my soul,” exclaimed Mrs, Flyly attended to. W TRON WO ; the Bupesior Geena aid des tha : : cond « Hand Gc S. was so ill from bronchitis that we had around, “I never saw such an old gad. By strict ditention to business, givin: . : I ty of Nevada, State of California” ae. OF ALL KINDS Suoh s alinost given ap hope of her recovery. . der in all m life as that Mra, Nevor. good satisfaction and selling nt low rater, . Ban Francisco, In the matter of the Estate and Guardianais dibcerstarnie 4S 4 Our family physician, a skilful man and Bice " ship of Harold Craigie, Wallace Craigie and TRB of large dubalsnee. pronounced it usehome js! Actually, yesterday I called hope to meri «liberal patronage. Peter W, Craigie, Minors. * T B= =) LANDS Household Furniture, ous to give her any more medicine ; paces times at her house and couldn’t D w KELLER = Guardian tor Order ot Hate of Rent nite of: Miners’ Tools baying tiat he had done all it was pos. get in once.” : et ; 0 R ' a6, ; ee n reading and filing th ; ieiles eile odo, ana we mnt propare for the DENNEY & GRAY, . er s.cruice, Shs dusedian af the pat . en olan vod ee ne llet from Nevada City; covered with » dng Curios to try Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, and Ican . When Baby was sick, {(Successors to Denney & Hitebins,) Craigie and Peter W. ore ge 23 aypie? is ve gate 9 dwill mber, which alone is worth more than Price asked ; ae E ; Eto truly say, with the most happy results. HORSE SHOERS & WAGON MAKERS, ing Taine, order of sale of certain bed A Te Tenn RAW! make oxcellent fruit land when cleared ; all : Ky A er, ipling tow dlosen alse meeanee $p We gave her Castoria. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. and pone therela otf for the use . irrigated. : gshio. mo reathie & , and, wi i = prelate * : fs See ohh) out of danger. We continued giving the i . pecialty. Roadit fs hereby ord raBas : Vee ; 5 . Pectoral jintil satisfied she wes ent: rely When he was a Obild, Sup iiened geet aa : shay ted rls nee Seecaite, 2 beet “~ ie : Cleaning and Laying of Car vets alk huis hansdven ne nubounded faith Novada:: Assay . Offi00. sri ottnean ena the wort warrants to . terion Monday, th And Other General Work tonticeutly ta my customers.’—O, QO; She erlad for Castoria, Ld CTL. Pro etor et He ta aes cannes 8 peu the Court os 2 Se eet = Done to Order, oa Fada, Urngelst, Port Wayne, Ind. ps UE Feigeaiee We will guarantee to sét an axle so that it . cause why ou onder stent ——o—— oot h Per Colds and Couchs, take When she became Mis, NO, 26 MAIN STiET..:-NEVADA CITY wil rap obe-thtrd lighiar than if from any le at Aen puld 3 er shop, : K21's Chevy Pectoral, PREPARED RY She clung to Castoria. When she had Children, \ She gave them Castorla, requ Gold Buis excha: eonne sm M. ractical Mill Tests, and Ferurne ta every Wa for the estate. 7 -~ ‘ nd itis } OLD AN}: OK E8 OF EVERY DESCRIP: . We will guarantee to set tires #0 as toavold thie order ter ards th tg A ( BS cessive weeks befo e@ hearing, in theNeva: pt, Bewapaper printod and pu ia said county of Nevada, s Dated March 26th, tion reid, melted and Assayed, By . all dish to wheels, 2 We have the facilities for doing heavy o light work, and warrant satisfaction in every ent, , 4. MeLEOD, # first-class Wagonmaker ed forCoin. In ion with my Ansa ave a . . ith which I can make aren m LO . irer, ig ii « : ate with from 60 A Py pounds. io wr Bouse) Wilh pie Ts -business of « ’ ih P, F. Simonds, Atty, " Sas offer at present. We have all k ranging trom $5 to $75 per acre, Ex These are only a few of the ba © bargains we have to inds of Lands at prices Terms Yasy, _ City Bill Poster. in tas Tae nea ental work My prices are reasonable. Give me @ call. Leave orders stmy igre Unionist., City, EE April fool around tow room wher being boiled potrated wa) and very mt Giffin’s cis where moat: laid, end the got victimiz Young Dr said he wan the railroad, him put ap Giffin, “I'll him te-come shop and sig You take it fool him bi wrote Was: this kid all Yours ever, When _ Parl youngster t from behind down Sitran Giffin hit ’ postoffice‘an the counter two-bit piec the show-cas however, bac under side o Constable with a big ch tal Ito give it feldt was.giv filler and wat swapped cig They were a with gune fo sell. The thread nut was vigo for all there » a They Ca Constable . two days pa: about forty o men about t witnesses is 1 ley, the attor onthe 18th his cliente, M and Fred Nu ing Mollie J home nt is set for trial he wants to p that Miss Jol before her car began, but th that they knx the matter, much agitate: between now double the cot by issuing sv two of leading come up to. what they knc mong any ney pects to beac Aw heretofo scart, itis pr never come t some happy dis:niaged, ‘The Am The juvenil will give a fy evening at the nounce a pro over with @ price of admis house should said to be & nt men in the tro cently given t ‘was well spoke At A tenderfoo means escape been causing at this city for ita ludicroug e g00d-looking . of its eyes, & provided the and are laying U.8. B The mont! drill of Mount of P,, will be Wednesday e are ordered tc form, = NEARLY @) medicins at € blood and . Hocd’s Suraa lar and ances blood purifier humors, dys that tired fee! Residence Enquire of residence of } Nevada City. Part of a p on Broad sti¢ ed, Apply te —— A Gs A called m No, 18, F, ant Wednesday e —— f The largest at field seeds of ¥ tf Plaz Garpen 8 at Carr, Bros —_— The ¥F Mathien 8)