December 16, 1892 (4 pages)

$16.50 5 jalletin, viceable ted the. in any nt wi ‘in, one T and or pay Calcutta ferrules ent with TRAN11; with tin, one . } oe apor campter—proos vd will be h DAILY re yoar . Weekly pays the la to all, a OF from omock ip conifortock, with NSCRIPT ih. DAILY he year, becoming ie withou 1 and in . Being re the ,00 ddto you and organ , Pom plete eT and . DAILY one, "year, au balls, 8, Mask n ‘DAILY +912 * Bulle, xh ma-~ th DAILY one jear nd Weekly r pays exenough hs; will be and Daily LY KANgé, yashington mt with Nletin, one ‘RIPT and Subscriber fit. ightfu and oved app a¢ the art of cal te Everybody ) source oO ay. Siliting of tures, with Jobe. mange eveloper, heote’ of y. paper, 1 ying frame . yas EA year, $8.0 } from San te mer, he 0 Atlas of the in one large purer and y Ge side ned Lut RANr, $11; with Bulletin, one ° France. jandard work th, profusely I Batietin ulletin SORIPT and , Bubscriber s. 9 of the bes, lor five years, ily Bulletin IPT an mcribes pays Neeckly Bullewe & year ip ttheWeekly iY Pacifie comdor of torei : The Da Seciaions of joa and the by the Bul ‘Wednesday cosmic ginist ews ‘Broad Straat Meat Market , Customers eu: plied atthe Lowest Pric atland Smelting & ig EPasode Robles Springs ote (Hie Undertaker and Funeral Direstor, NEVAD:; Datny ‘PRA SCOREP TY, . INEST KINDS SIN ABUNDANGE and at lower prices than in San Fran1309, NUTS OF ALL KINDS. Heb (ster Rece:ved ‘DAILY. Meals to order at all hours at my RESTAURANT on Broad street, nearly oppoaite Citizens Bank. A. TAM, The Fou, Restaugatour the city free of charge. ~~ baver Qommercial gareet™ Matched Flooring, Fencing, LATHS: AND, DRESSED SIDING. A Large quantity of SEASONED LUMBER on hand which will be sold at the Lowest Marke Rates. um ber! of all] kinds for Building and Min Dg purposes, always on hand or Sawed o “Fder.\ Orders; left at the baw, Mill, near Quaker Will, or the OFFICE, PIETY HILL on the Gragg Valley Road, will be prom, tl delivered. aN York Bakery Transcript Block, end tokeep on hand at all times the best of a ——— a Nevada gas Ahaiyct or JOHN AL RAPP, voanty Recorder 11 consecutive years, SEARCHER OF RECORDS, ; NOTARY PUBLIC & INSURANCE AGENT For sale—-G000, aeres of land of the Calt fornia — and Steel of Neved eee the southern po! an of oe a piscer bordering on county. ann acres of land situated in Pleasant al ley Hote and. lot on Est Broad treet, Re ada City. JAMES. MONRO, P.ov'r, —< Broad Street, . Near the City Mall, with the very Beef. Pork, ton, Veal, Lawb ‘Saupages, Eto. COMPANY, LINNTON, OREGON, 1G WEST PRICE PAID FOR Gold, Silver and Lead Ore, Mek WALTMAN, Agent Nevada City, Ang. 23. ‘NOTICE. Notice is hereby given to all persens having ; claims, against . the JACK’ RABBIT MINING COMPANY to present their claims by the 25th day of November, 1892, at the Law Office of Fred Searls, Nevada City, Cal. JACK RABBIT MINING COMPA Paso-deRobles, Ban Lule Obispo . Gaenty. Californie. WHE Greatest Health Re Resort on the Pacific coast; climate unrivaled; new hotel and cottages; mad and sulphur bathe; the watere of unequaled. medicinal value; new and alegaut bath-houses; competent attendants. Take the Ore; Expreastrain fro aryeVille, conneeting at ‘rhird and To nseee Streets, San Francisco, yee PS Me, @ITive at 4:30 P, game Gay; Ho staat BURNS Manager” muvemumies is isl oan ae GEO. TRACY, , Main Street, Nevada City. (F" Embalming a Specialy. este ea iacaoncainlie ea THE HOME MUTUAL INSURANOB OOMPANY —or— SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Home Office—318 California street, Company’s Building. Solid in Assets, Cautious in Management, Liberal ang Prompt in. the . .~ Adjustment and Payment of Losses GEO, W. HILL, Maen, OMce No. 00 Main Street. GRASS VALLEY, Joux Mutnoy, fipectal Agent FRED SEARLS, Attoruey sad Oounselor at Lew. eu Im) ne rene a pote: Pies, Cake, Etc, i> Cakes and Pastry “bo order on short netice and on most reasonable terms, : Al otere ardera i anything in my line prompt: y aaah to bustnee, iy! ing, the B a badd eat on and selling at ‘. one to ment « Uberal patronage.” CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Gus, dh: & Ed,» W, Schmidt AVING purchased the ‘stoo and tradeof L,.Hirachman, On, PINE STREET, Hereby fatify their friends and the public generally that they will kéep on hand ull of CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, Etc., which they will sell at the loweat rates. “New Barber Shop. — CHARLES PERCIVAL ‘AS-openod a first-class Barber’ Shop H on Pine street, inthe rear of Britland’s Council Chamber, SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING AND SHAMPOOING Done in the highest style. of the art, Dr. J. F. Shaw, : Surgical and -Moobiani¢al Dentist. Odd Fellowes’ Bullding, Broad Street, Nevada City. TIOEKET Ss ‘—TO— EASTERN CITIES» —sRE BOLD BY THE— SOUTHERN PAciFic COMPANY AT COLFAX, _.M, -LOBNER,. Agent. Sueeeine Car Burrus secured and full ‘information regarding’ ‘Transcontinental Routes furnished on application. By cor-nésponding ‘with Mr. Lobner parties can arrange t6 join the Semi-Monthly Family. Excursions over the Sunset Route, —_ » Orders sold at Lowest Rates for ticket for passage from Europe and Eastern Cities to any point in the Pacific: States and Territories, ‘These Orders, if not used, will be redeemed at the Tall amount paid therefor. T.Hi GoopMAN, a Gen. Passenger Agent Ricwarp Gray, Gen. Traffic Manager, San Francisco, Cal, “RAILROAD LANDS, For Lands in Central and Northern \} California, Oregon, Nevada and Utah, apply to or address’ W. H. Matis, Land Agent.C. PLR. R. San Francisco, Cal. For Lands in Southern California, apply to or address J kRoME MADDEN, Land Agent 8, P. R. R. San Francisco, Cal, t CURE . ees — A page 97d ing mention this paper. © 4 ve ?, F. SIVONDS ; Eons at Law, alas WEARS TA an To Be Given By . Laurel Parlor; Nos 6 me ry ’ fee IN. D. Ge W., —AT— , ARMORY : HALL,» WONDAY RVENING, “JANUARY Bat EGY —— FLOOR DIRECTOR : MARCUS M. BARUH. FLOOR MANAGERS.: F. T. NILON, FRED E. BROWN, B. N. SHOEORAFT, A. MALTMAN, F. E. WADSWORTH, A. HARTUNG, HARRY DOUGLASS. COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS: MRS. ©. B. WALLING, MISS MARY HOOK, MRS. JENNIE HOLMES, MISS: MAMIE BECKMAN, MRS. HARRY DOUGLASS, MISS ELLEN BLACK, MRS. FRED E. BROWN, MRS. A. HARTUNG, MISS MINNIE BRAND, MKS. BELLE DOUGLASS. . Tickets per ‘couple, Ladies 25 cents, Admission to Gallery;~Gentlemen, 50 cents, Ladies, 25. cents. Grand Marah at 9 o'clock No childegs alloWwell. oucthe floor. Furniture. at Cost ! $1.50. Extra Now is Your Time to Furnish Your House ! . LE@a@’& SHAW ‘Have marked down everything in the Furniture line at Cost Price. The stock ;eonsists of a full linie of Beds, Bedding, ) Lounges, Sideboards,. Cheffroneres, Bedroom Sets, Bookcases, Etc., Etc. “}Call and examine our Goods before) Jmaking . TH your purchases? elsewhere, aie. IT 1S-A;FACT. JAMES : KINKEAD’S FURNITURE: STORE, Commercial Street, Searls’ Block, AN BF FOUND the most Artistic and ide MW BStyles of Furn’ Bedding, Window Shades, haut pereng at Racks, Chairs, * «oles, Feather Dusters, Ete., Eto. Upholstering done‘on short notice, ‘Thankful for past patronage I respectful pit a continuance in the future. business done on the square, and goods sold at lowest prices. JAMES KINKEAD, A. WUTKE, ET, TWO DOOBS aman LB Boer ofgiee, Neveas City. 7INE BOOTS ANP REPA.KING DONE “sh B OBAPMAN, die NEVADA CITY.,..0As OCAL ANRSTHRTIOS I DESIRED, We ney SPEUIALTY —WOM . country it ie invalua Sede ed Guha Keskds 448s t STOCK GRAZING LOMBERING And Other Resources, besides being Fully Informed at ltimeson THE LOCAL N XS. HAPPENINGS SPECIALTY NEKAL LOCAL News and Whesaeieenlanee thatreaches the reed people in every part of hit county. It also has numerous patrons 1p Placer, Yuba and Sierra counties, aswel! as tah gehen apn g San Francisco and more re of the State. To LAND and 4 SEEKERS t gelato the who ae et it givee a ~_ fulan com pies record of the propiese ing made in the development o! C) Semi y’a varied and exteusiye resources. It presute ex nary indwcements Beat Advertising Medium ip Nor thern California. . eR ae aoe i ‘TO ADVERTISERS & paren =J0B=PRINTING = TheTRANSCR.PT has ne Largest and Best Equipped Job Print ing Oifloe DR. GUNN’S B1lTTER'8 —— A THE GREaT Regulating Catarhtiic THRE INDIGPENSIBLE dTouseholdRemedy & SURE PREVENTIVE AND POSITIVE CURE FOR ostiveness und Constipation, BILOUSNESS, TORPID LIVER, Yever and Ague aND ALL MALABIAL TROUBLE DYSPEPSIA. CNDI( 708 k VOUSNES* L#athing of Food, Kidney Complainta, Nausea a uve Bieod 7 . diemeral Mebilit, Dr Gunn's Bitters ARE ‘PURELY ‘ "VEGETABLE Perfactiv Safe. Reliable A. VAN ALSTINE & CO. Proprietorsand Manufacturers "22 Montgomery Btreet, San Franciro FUR SALE BY OARR BHO . Camphor Choral Liniment For'Catarrh C: C. LINIMENT Has No Peer, Try it. indorsed bv the Medical Faculty. Prescribed b* San Francisco's Leading Pnv -sicians. s OaKLAND, February 7th, 1890, Thisis to certity that we have uned the C, alaaas in our ey mead have found ya tand gckive medica re fee ural a@ and k: ases Of a. y prea. sive die hosttaningi mo babehe ie aa a most on an ful remedy. : Pastor of the Fi First i z Tottken, Sa chronic cases on in Soppectiun with Sutansiaett pruceeanioa PHU: hy a . cleangin, toed cae are e mS syoreue, for Habitual Constipation, Indigestion, oie ae o. It put up by Ween 13. Bush Hest rs ama thes postase £1 per Sent ee ron denipa ol peice. ce. The C.C. Liniment Co 1.-Bush Street. S. F! POR BALE BY ALL DROGGISTS. A 2x. BOND General: Manager und. Seoretacy Whitehead Cook Books, LEAD THE WORLD Ne 4, The American Pastry Cook. Ne. 8, ‘btel Méat Cobdking PRICK 62. —— Ne. 3, Fashionable Hoot and Soo Mater, . Chicago Herald Cook ing School. (For Families," PRICE 81.605 Ne. 4, “Géoking For Prorit, PRICE 635 FOR GALE AT. THE OFFICE OF tHE HOTEL GAZETTE, -Mihibe » Residence, Sacramento vt * ee eee not. . U ™msuspioionsly Augustus let them hold the horses while hé went indoors to salute his indimorata!! He had the necessary dime to spate, which he . presumed was the objective point of their unusual courtesy and acconmmodativeness, Wem the young palr emerged from the pabatial resitience-one youtig’ brother stood at the horses’ heads while the other, who had prade’a hasty visit’ to the back of the premises; now stéod ready to swath the young. couple when.they ‘had: mounted. Such politeness was so'uncalléd ‘for agd unexpected ‘that he tufhed’ the presenta; tion dime into'a quarter. With a superbly condescending amile he waived the horse holder aside, and with elbows squared and the grande tenue of 4 prince he moved majestically forward on his way. But he was a little surprised, As for her, she became suddenly indig+ nant. The looks of envy and admiration which they furtively sought in the faces of the passersby were not forthooming. On the contrary, every one smited broadly and some broke into rude and boisterous laughter. It was inexplicable, He grew hot in the collar and unhappy. They scanned each other coldly for the telltale smut or smudge which might explain the situation. But both were immaculate in personal appearance. And so they might have gone on for an hour in blissful ignorance of the unknown joke. But the air was too exhilarating. A strangled yell of triumph behind them eaused her to look round. Then she grabbed at the reins and the horses came te an abrupt halt, while two abandoned little buccaneer brothers rushed forward and unhooked their little wagon from the hind axle, and covered with mud and happiness beat a hasty retreat. Womanlike, she visited all her available wrath upon Augustus’ unlucky shoulders, ‘It sbould have been a glorious ride, but it was not, She made shim pay» the expenses of her lost dignity all the way home. Augustus thinks the-young American brother an irritating and unnecessary wart on the face of nature, And that ie why he proposes to get up a society for the prevention of younger brothpeace’ By Francisco Call. > Hide aud Scek, ever f' me,”a “1 spy!” —ee Lite, Quite Appropriate, A book. peddler,;. who was wearing a sinall circular picce of plaster on ‘his face, removed it while shaving a few-mornings since, and replaced it When his toilet was complete. Contrary to tis usual experience, as he went about Kis busitiess during the rest of the day Ke was everywhere received with smiles which grew broader and broader, until at lastsomebody laughed in his face. Led by this to look in the glass, he was . ! somewhat tuken aback to discover that, instead of the court plaster, he had affixed to his face a little round printed labei which bad fallen from the back of a new, nantel clock purchased the day before. nd which bore the apprgpriate. tnstripion, “Warranted solid brass.”’~—Yanke ‘lade, He Corrected Himself, He was u good fellow, but the grammar ‘of his language pained* his educated ‘fe severely, aid she was constantly co eting him. A few days ago she told hin tie departure of a friend. Yes,” he sal, “I knew he was going t I did not Know he had gone.” dic looked Up athim, so he thought he ‘l tlipped again. ‘Excuse me,’’ be apologized hurriedly. knowed be was going, but T didn’t know had went.” then it was she-broke down and wept.— ttroit Free Presa, When We Go Off and Die. The road is rough and rocky, The road that leads to fame, And the way 4s strewn with skeletons Of those who Lave gone lame Avd have fallen by the wayside. The world will pass-you by, Nor pauee to read your z tennunerigt Till you go off and d . ‘Your friends of course will print your stuff, And tell you it fs good, And when you sign it “More Anon,” They'll say, “I wish you would.” Th: y just ebout appreciate, And yet I know not why They ul forget you want to eat Till you g. cf! and die, ; You'll find no siwu!ders here below To help you bear ;vuncross; You'll have to eat your mutton plain, Without your \ BanCe} ‘And whem you r doin to dessert ' You'll apt a fon of be i And you'll never know w pudding Till you go off and dig, But there's a consolation Inuhe thought that when we're dead, _ If we bave wri(tea something good ‘ . Our efforts will be read, Aad friends will plant foreetmanote, Aad come and eit and ai And irrigate our peor 5 tears When ' we go off and Creede (ch lo.) Chronicle, oe) To Lendon boys and girls the man who soes about the streets with a barrow load or dasketful of tortoises for sale isa familiar igure. Toobtain his stovok in trade he as THER TORTOISE MERCHANT. a rule makes a daily pilgrimage to the locks, where they are imported in large 1umbers from Egypt, to purchase a couple of dozen at a time; if bysiness is brisk he reckons upon getting rid of them by the ‘nd of the day, retailing them.at a price eungtog from ninepence to two shillings ach, according to size, and just how riuch hat is in Amefgan money clever young ‘olks familiar with their avithmetics can vasily calculate. These tortoises cost little or nothing of seep, feeding mostly on lettuce leaves and ther vegetable matter, and render useful ervice by keeping a kitchen or garden ree froin beetles and other vermin, Some ¥ them live to a great age; there is an in tance on record of one that lived at Poteryore and attained the venerable age of 220 eara, Tortoises are as arule quict and inof ‘ensive in tae¢ir habits, but dccasicoally fall out among themselves and bite one an THE TORTOISE’S TRIUMPH, other about the head and neck; but the greatest trinmph that a tortoise can achieve over bis opponent is to turn him over on his back and leave him to wriggle to, his feet again as best he muy, An Elephant’s Memory. genacin 1 NOY OHS, genase the Atlantic a “med, elephant nained Nellie. “Every yh ost to’pay hera visit; stuffiug Lis pockets before he went with the scraps and tidbits left from dinner. Thé elephant of course received him with joy and used to pick his pockets with her trunk, As the steamer neared New York, bowever, he had to! at: tend to bis own affairs and thought no more of Nellie, Several years afterward some elephants were quartered in New York for the: winter,a@ud the gentleman one day took his vhiUren to sec them, As soon aa he entered the building one of the elephants got-very restless, Mapping her big ears nod tossinys ier trunk about. The keeper was puzzled to account for ber betavior; but when be asked the gentleman whether he ever hal avything to do with d@phants the question recalled the voyage ‘ohis mind, “Depend upon it,” said the ceoper, “that’s the same elephant,” With wut further adv the gentleman went out, ought soine apples und filled his pockets Vith-them, Thea he weat. up to Nol ie, vio was very glad vo see him. She remem ered the old tricks, too, for she emptied as pockets of all tie apples, just as who toed to dO Ov Lie pbeamer. A. Short Vable, A grasshopper, half starved with eold sand hunger, came to a well stored bechive the appronch of winter and humbly oegeed the bees to relieve his wauts with ou ew drops of honey. Oue of the bees taked him how he had spent his time all the summer, and why he sad not Inid tp a xtore of food like them. “Truly,” said he, “Espcat my ume very nerrilyin-drla ing and daneiay sad sing ‘bg, ud never once thought about the win wer, ” “Our plan is very’ differetit,” said ths bee. “We work hard in the sammer to la) by a store of food against the season when we forsee that we shall need it, but’ thom sing in the summer must expect to starve in the winter.”’ Who does not see that this most admird ‘ble fable applies not only to the summe and winter of the year, but ales tothe sum. ‘mer and winter of life? Song of the Seconds. Bing 4 song of Seconds— Tireless little elves, Who, because they're busy, Don't’ have time themselveel They must work forever— They they're never done— . Work tn rain and sorrow, Work in Joy and sun— Talking (o the Minutes— This their work by day— Grains of good or evil Folks lose by the way. Minutes build foundations, Feebly built or strong, As the Seconds fetch them ‘ Deeds of right or wrong. Hours set the rafters Which, as years pass by, Make for us our lovely Homes beyond the sky, Y Bo when Seconds watch us . Through the livelong day~ Taking every action, Every word away— Let our deeds be noble, Let our thoughts be just, Let the fact of living Fill with simple trust Hearts that iow are troubled, Saddened aid oppreased; Know whatever happens j Always must be best! . . When we're rid of sorrow, i When we welcome mirth, . Who we make our moments ij Blezued apon earth, ' Then the fying Seconds fi In thelr bands will held My What will make our mansions Rare and bright as gold! ~Examiner, = who do nothing but drink and dance ani ” . arat fine, VOT. ‘LXII.-No. 9°00. NEVADA OITY. OAL. FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 16 1892. Established Sept.6, 1980, by N. P. Brown & (Oo. Vere meee . + a a = oe ae . 2 j i AUGUSTUS 'DIDN’T . LIKE” 17. ee ee “The Children’s Friend.” : ' a I 0 om of 0. W YEAR i RAL . ' situ A Proposed. Soclety for the Prevention of 7 : THETRANSGRIPT . jsessmy crete ts” ¢ Sud ed tothe bookk 2 { \ 'f COOPER BROS..0. Proprietors. scan ship of promincas fenp tren Anus f Che. stinas dll tW tal 2 hacutsstajees of of alf kinds of maipiages Want to Keep Thoeroughis Posted tunity: offered ws hora ® daplay suited to = wen — CONCERNING ". the ocbasto: Accordingly, k and CANDIES LUMBER : BoE Be ee ae 2 mie Socerern f sa gcse: a heshote caer age A SIGH T TW LONDON.‘ il u ri) % is dint ea * RAN ‘ ss : . horses, he drove up to her door to take her \ Merchant Wh Perambulates the eh gs ae at A ibe _ HTS . ore deh ak ibe . ‘ S'S a aaa for Infants and Children. m Sef rocenmana Raa fe ed to child. Onstoria cures Colic, Constipation, M.D. 111 80, Oxford 8h geen MD mh “The use of * . and Ite fs 80 universal erits so ki that it n0Wwn Dee RR to éndorse it. Few Without Te ee “For several years ba have recominen¢ aie the ae who . = keep eis. eo as it ere PAR, eye cantina RTYN, D. D,, ARDY ras New York Gity. " “The vere nines TG Rah ‘Ave, New York City, ‘Tae Carraun Company, 1% Muanay. Stage, Naw Yoga, A Chance For Everybody ! CLOTHING CHEAP! Sete cera mney You must Bear in mind that We Are Not Selling Cheap Clothing -Cheap, but Good and Fashionable Clothing Cheap. Everything from a Pait of Socks to a Suit ‘of’ Clothes aré NMMBER ONE. We carry anly Firetielaeg Goands We don’t ask you to take oir word for it. But whenever,you have a, few moments to spare call i and Compare Our Stock and Prices With Other « « Houses Here.We can convince you that what we say in regard to ou stock. It is a sure proposition. Everything in the ‘Store Will Be Soldat: Cost. he old Reliable Clothing House has nereroing marked down in plain figures, K. CAS To Buy Your Christmas ind New Years* Presents, LUETJE & BRAND., Broad. 'Street, above Pine St., — a vom . Offer to the public the Largest'afid Most Beautiful Stock of ~—Tnported ‘and Home-made Jewelry. Ever brought to Nevada County. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, CHAINS, LADIES' SETS, BRACELETS BREASTPINS, SHAWL PINS, RINGS, BANGLES, CHARMS, ‘bea 1tifully set in DIAMONDS, EMERALDS, RUBIES, ORQUOIsE, GARNETS, AMETHYSTS, SAPHIRES, QUARTZ and other precious stones, Nolid Silver Wart Lat Latst Styles dust Receved, O@” We make HOME-MADE POPE SEG & specialty We will sell our beautifal, “atook CHEAPER THA STORE IN THE STATE. This is the only place in Nevada City where you can get reliable Watches, elry, Spectacles, Kye Glasses, Opera Glasses, etc. Everything in our Store tet as represented. Engraving done free, Jewelry of. all kinds made to order at short notiee. Ordeis from the country promptly filled. Please send them uarantee it 18ANY OTHER ee ot a i, it een a. Se ee paperones se fae mcs ere

$16.50 5 jalletin, viceable ted the. in any nt wi ‘in, one T and or pay Calcutta ferrules ent with TRAN11; with tin, one . } oe apor campter—proos vd will be h DAILY re yoar . Weekly pays the la to all, a OF from omock ip conifortock, with NSCRIPT ih. DAILY he year, becoming ie withou 1 and in . Being re the ,00 ddto you and organ , Pom plete eT and . DAILY one, "year, au balls, 8, Mask n ‘DAILY +912 * Bulle, xh ma-~ th DAILY one jear nd Weekly r pays exenough hs; will be and Daily LY KANgé, yashington mt with Nletin, one ‘RIPT and Subscriber fit. ightfu and oved app a¢ the art of cal te Everybody ) source oO ay. Siliting of tures, with Jobe. mange eveloper, heote’ of y. paper, 1 ying frame . yas EA year, $8.0 } from San te mer, he 0 Atlas of the in one large purer and y Ge side ned Lut RANr, $11; with Bulletin, one ° France. jandard work th, profusely I Batietin ulletin SORIPT and , Bubscriber s. 9 of the bes, lor five years, ily Bulletin IPT an mcribes pays Neeckly Bullewe & year ip ttheWeekly iY Pacifie comdor of torei : The Da Seciaions of joa and the by the Bul ‘Wednesday cosmic ginist ews ‘Broad Straat Meat Market , Customers eu: plied atthe Lowest Pric atland Smelting & ig EPasode Robles Springs ote (Hie Undertaker and Funeral Direstor, NEVAD:; Datny ‘PRA SCOREP TY, . INEST KINDS SIN ABUNDANGE and at lower prices than in San Fran1309, NUTS OF ALL KINDS. Heb (ster Rece:ved ‘DAILY. Meals to order at all hours at my RESTAURANT on Broad street, nearly oppoaite Citizens Bank. A. TAM, The Fou, Restaugatour the city free of charge. ~~ baver Qommercial gareet™ Matched Flooring, Fencing, LATHS: AND, DRESSED SIDING. A Large quantity of SEASONED LUMBER on hand which will be sold at the Lowest Marke Rates. um ber! of all] kinds for Building and Min Dg purposes, always on hand or Sawed o “Fder.\ Orders; left at the baw, Mill, near Quaker Will, or the OFFICE, PIETY HILL on the Gragg Valley Road, will be prom, tl delivered. aN York Bakery Transcript Block, end tokeep on hand at all times the best of a ——— a Nevada gas Ahaiyct or JOHN AL RAPP, voanty Recorder 11 consecutive years, SEARCHER OF RECORDS, ; NOTARY PUBLIC & INSURANCE AGENT For sale—-G000, aeres of land of the Calt fornia — and Steel of Neved eee the southern po! an of oe a piscer bordering on county. ann acres of land situated in Pleasant al ley Hote and. lot on Est Broad treet, Re ada City. JAMES. MONRO, P.ov'r, —< Broad Street, . Near the City Mall, with the very Beef. Pork, ton, Veal, Lawb ‘Saupages, Eto. COMPANY, LINNTON, OREGON, 1G WEST PRICE PAID FOR Gold, Silver and Lead Ore, Mek WALTMAN, Agent Nevada City, Ang. 23. ‘NOTICE. Notice is hereby given to all persens having ; claims, against . the JACK’ RABBIT MINING COMPANY to present their claims by the 25th day of November, 1892, at the Law Office of Fred Searls, Nevada City, Cal. JACK RABBIT MINING COMPA Paso-deRobles, Ban Lule Obispo . Gaenty. Californie. WHE Greatest Health Re Resort on the Pacific coast; climate unrivaled; new hotel and cottages; mad and sulphur bathe; the watere of unequaled. medicinal value; new and alegaut bath-houses; competent attendants. Take the Ore; Expreastrain fro aryeVille, conneeting at ‘rhird and To nseee Streets, San Francisco, yee PS Me, @ITive at 4:30 P, game Gay; Ho staat BURNS Manager” muvemumies is isl oan ae GEO. TRACY, , Main Street, Nevada City. (F" Embalming a Specialy. este ea iacaoncainlie ea THE HOME MUTUAL INSURANOB OOMPANY —or— SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Home Office—318 California street, Company’s Building. Solid in Assets, Cautious in Management, Liberal ang Prompt in. the . .~ Adjustment and Payment of Losses GEO, W. HILL, Maen, OMce No. 00 Main Street. GRASS VALLEY, Joux Mutnoy, fipectal Agent FRED SEARLS, Attoruey sad Oounselor at Lew. eu Im) ne rene a pote: Pies, Cake, Etc, i> Cakes and Pastry “bo order on short netice and on most reasonable terms, : Al otere ardera i anything in my line prompt: y aaah to bustnee, iy! ing, the B a badd eat on and selling at ‘. one to ment « Uberal patronage.” CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Gus, dh: & Ed,» W, Schmidt AVING purchased the ‘stoo and tradeof L,.Hirachman, On, PINE STREET, Hereby fatify their friends and the public generally that they will kéep on hand ull of CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, Etc., which they will sell at the loweat rates. “New Barber Shop. — CHARLES PERCIVAL ‘AS-openod a first-class Barber’ Shop H on Pine street, inthe rear of Britland’s Council Chamber, SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING AND SHAMPOOING Done in the highest style. of the art, Dr. J. F. Shaw, : Surgical and -Moobiani¢al Dentist. Odd Fellowes’ Bullding, Broad Street, Nevada City. TIOEKET Ss ‘—TO— EASTERN CITIES» —sRE BOLD BY THE— SOUTHERN PAciFic COMPANY AT COLFAX, _.M, -LOBNER,. Agent. Sueeeine Car Burrus secured and full ‘information regarding’ ‘Transcontinental Routes furnished on application. By cor-nésponding ‘with Mr. Lobner parties can arrange t6 join the Semi-Monthly Family. Excursions over the Sunset Route, —_ » Orders sold at Lowest Rates for ticket for passage from Europe and Eastern Cities to any point in the Pacific: States and Territories, ‘These Orders, if not used, will be redeemed at the Tall amount paid therefor. T.Hi GoopMAN, a Gen. Passenger Agent Ricwarp Gray, Gen. Traffic Manager, San Francisco, Cal, “RAILROAD LANDS, For Lands in Central and Northern \} California, Oregon, Nevada and Utah, apply to or address’ W. H. Matis, Land Agent.C. PLR. R. San Francisco, Cal. For Lands in Southern California, apply to or address J kRoME MADDEN, Land Agent 8, P. R. R. San Francisco, Cal, t CURE . ees — A page 97d ing mention this paper. © 4 ve ?, F. SIVONDS ; Eons at Law, alas WEARS TA an To Be Given By . Laurel Parlor; Nos 6 me ry ’ fee IN. D. Ge W., —AT— , ARMORY : HALL,» WONDAY RVENING, “JANUARY Bat EGY —— FLOOR DIRECTOR : MARCUS M. BARUH. FLOOR MANAGERS.: F. T. NILON, FRED E. BROWN, B. N. SHOEORAFT, A. MALTMAN, F. E. WADSWORTH, A. HARTUNG, HARRY DOUGLASS. COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS: MRS. ©. B. WALLING, MISS MARY HOOK, MRS. JENNIE HOLMES, MISS: MAMIE BECKMAN, MRS. HARRY DOUGLASS, MISS ELLEN BLACK, MRS. FRED E. BROWN, MRS. A. HARTUNG, MISS MINNIE BRAND, MKS. BELLE DOUGLASS. . Tickets per ‘couple, Ladies 25 cents, Admission to Gallery;~Gentlemen, 50 cents, Ladies, 25. cents. Grand Marah at 9 o'clock No childegs alloWwell. oucthe floor. Furniture. at Cost ! $1.50. Extra Now is Your Time to Furnish Your House ! . LE@a@’& SHAW ‘Have marked down everything in the Furniture line at Cost Price. The stock ;eonsists of a full linie of Beds, Bedding, ) Lounges, Sideboards,. Cheffroneres, Bedroom Sets, Bookcases, Etc., Etc. “}Call and examine our Goods before) Jmaking . TH your purchases? elsewhere, aie. IT 1S-A;FACT. JAMES : KINKEAD’S FURNITURE: STORE, Commercial Street, Searls’ Block, AN BF FOUND the most Artistic and ide MW BStyles of Furn’ Bedding, Window Shades, haut pereng at Racks, Chairs, * «oles, Feather Dusters, Ete., Eto. Upholstering done‘on short notice, ‘Thankful for past patronage I respectful pit a continuance in the future. business done on the square, and goods sold at lowest prices. JAMES KINKEAD, A. WUTKE, ET, TWO DOOBS aman LB Boer ofgiee, Neveas City. 7INE BOOTS ANP REPA.KING DONE “sh B OBAPMAN, die NEVADA CITY..,...0As OCAL ANRSTHRTIOS I DESIRED, We ney SPEUIALTY —WOM . country it ie invalua Sede ed Guha Keskds 448s t STOCK GRAZING LOMBERING And Other Resources, besides being Fully Informed at ltimeson THE LOCAL N XS. HAPPENINGS SPECIALTY NEKAL LOCAL News and Whesaeieenlanee thatreaches the reed people in every part of hit county. It also has numerous patrons 1p Placer, Yuba and Sierra counties, aswel! as tah gehen apn g San Francisco and more re of the State. To LAND and 4 SEEKERS t gelato the who ae et it givee a ~_ fulan com pies record of the propiese ing made in the development o! C) Semi y’a varied and exteusiye resources. It presute ex nary indwcements Beat Advertising Medium ip Nor thern California. . eR ae aoe i ‘TO ADVERTISERS & paren =J0B=PRINTING = TheTRANSCR.PT has ne Largest and Best Equipped Job Print ing Oifloe DR. GUNN’S B1lTTER'8 —— A THE GREaT Regulating Catarhtiic THRE INDIGPENSIBLE dTouseholdRemedy & SURE PREVENTIVE AND POSITIVE CURE FOR ostiveness und Constipation, BILOUSNESS, TORPID LIVER, Yever and Ague aND ALL MALABIAL TROUBLE DYSPEPSIA. CNDI( 708 k VOUSNES* L#athing of Food, Kidney Complainta, Nausea

a uve Bieod 7 . diemeral Mebilit, Dr Gunn's Bitters ARE ‘PURELY ‘ "VEGETABLE Perfactiv Safe. Reliable A. VAN ALSTINE & CO. Proprietorsand Manufacturers "22 Montgomery Btreet, San Franciro FUR SALE BY OARR BHO . Camphor Choral Liniment For'Catarrh C: C. LINIMENT Has No Peer, Try it. indorsed bv the Medical Faculty. Prescribed b* San Francisco's Leading Pnv -sicians. s OaKLAND, February 7th, 1890, Thisis to certity that we have uned the C, alaaas in our ey mead have found ya tand gckive medica re fee ural a@ and k: ases Of a. y prea. sive die hosttaningi mo babehe ie aa a most on an ful remedy. : Pastor of the Fi First i z Tottken, Sa chronic cases on in Soppectiun with Sutansiaett pruceeanioa PHU: hy a . cleangin, toed cae are e mS syoreue, for Habitual Constipation, Indigestion, oie ae o. It put up by Ween 13. Bush Hest rs ama thes postase £1 per Sent ee ron denipa ol peice. ce. The C.C. Liniment Co 1.-Bush Street. S. F! POR BALE BY ALL DROGGISTS. A 2x. BOND General: Manager und. Seoretacy Whitehead Cook Books, LEAD THE WORLD Ne 4, The American Pastry Cook. Ne. 8, ‘btel Méat Cobdking PRICK 62. —— Ne. 3, Fashionable Hoot and Soo Mater, . Chicago Herald Cook ing School. (For Families," PRICE 81.605 Ne. 4, “Géoking For Prorit, PRICE 635 FOR GALE AT. THE OFFICE OF tHE HOTEL GAZETTE, -Mihibe » Residence, Sacramento vt * ee eee not. . U ™msuspioionsly Augustus let them hold the horses while hé went indoors to salute his indimorata!! He had the necessary dime to spate, which he . presumed was the objective point of their unusual courtesy and acconmmodativeness, Wem the young palr emerged from the pabatial resitience-one youtig’ brother stood at the horses’ heads while the other, who had prade’a hasty visit’ to the back of the premises; now stéod ready to swath the young. couple when.they ‘had: mounted. Such politeness was so'uncalléd ‘for agd unexpected ‘that he tufhed’ the presenta; tion dime into'a quarter. With a superbly condescending amile he waived the horse holder aside, and with elbows squared and the grande tenue of 4 prince he moved majestically forward on his way. But he was a little surprised, As for her, she became suddenly indig+ nant. The looks of envy and admiration which they furtively sought in the faces of the passersby were not forthooming. On the contrary, every one smited broadly and some broke into rude and boisterous laughter. It was inexplicable, He grew hot in the collar and unhappy. They scanned each other coldly for the telltale smut or smudge which might explain the situation. But both were immaculate in personal appearance. And so they might have gone on for an hour in blissful ignorance of the unknown joke. But the air was too exhilarating. A strangled yell of triumph behind them eaused her to look round. Then she grabbed at the reins and the horses came te an abrupt halt, while two abandoned little buccaneer brothers rushed forward and unhooked their little wagon from the hind axle, and covered with mud and happiness beat a hasty retreat. Womanlike, she visited all her available wrath upon Augustus’ unlucky shoulders, ‘It sbould have been a glorious ride, but it was not, She made shim pay» the expenses of her lost dignity all the way home. Augustus thinks the-young American brother an irritating and unnecessary wart on the face of nature, And that ie why he proposes to get up a society for the prevention of younger brothpeace’ By Francisco Call. > Hide aud Scek, ever f' me,”a “1 spy!” —ee Lite, Quite Appropriate, A book. peddler,;. who was wearing a sinall circular picce of plaster on ‘his face, removed it while shaving a few-mornings since, and replaced it When his toilet was complete. Contrary to tis usual experience, as he went about Kis busitiess during the rest of the day Ke was everywhere received with smiles which grew broader and broader, until at lastsomebody laughed in his face. Led by this to look in the glass, he was . ! somewhat tuken aback to discover that, instead of the court plaster, he had affixed to his face a little round printed labei which bad fallen from the back of a new, nantel clock purchased the day before. nd which bore the apprgpriate. tnstripion, “Warranted solid brass.”’~—Yanke ‘lade, He Corrected Himself, He was u good fellow, but the grammar ‘of his language pained* his educated ‘fe severely, aid she was constantly co eting him. A few days ago she told hin tie departure of a friend. Yes,” he sal, “I knew he was going t I did not Know he had gone.” dic looked Up athim, so he thought he ‘l tlipped again. ‘Excuse me,’’ be apologized hurriedly. knowed be was going, but T didn’t know had went.” then it was she-broke down and wept.— ttroit Free Presa, When We Go Off and Die. The road is rough and rocky, The road that leads to fame, And the way 4s strewn with skeletons Of those who Lave gone lame Avd have fallen by the wayside. The world will pass-you by, Nor pauee to read your z tennunerigt Till you go off and d . ‘Your friends of course will print your stuff, And tell you it fs good, And when you sign it “More Anon,” They'll say, “I wish you would.” Th: y just ebout appreciate, And yet I know not why They ul forget you want to eat Till you g. cf! and die, ; You'll find no siwu!ders here below To help you bear ;vuncross; You'll have to eat your mutton plain, Without your \ BanCe} ‘And whem you r doin to dessert ' You'll apt a fon of be i And you'll never know w pudding Till you go off and dig, But there's a consolation Inuhe thought that when we're dead, _ If we bave wri(tea something good ‘ . Our efforts will be read, Aad friends will plant foreetmanote, Aad come and eit and ai And irrigate our peor 5 tears When ' we go off and Creede (ch lo.) Chronicle, oe) To Lendon boys and girls the man who soes about the streets with a barrow load or dasketful of tortoises for sale isa familiar igure. Toobtain his stovok in trade he as THER TORTOISE MERCHANT. a rule makes a daily pilgrimage to the locks, where they are imported in large 1umbers from Egypt, to purchase a couple of dozen at a time; if bysiness is brisk he reckons upon getting rid of them by the ‘nd of the day, retailing them.at a price eungtog from ninepence to two shillings ach, according to size, and just how riuch hat is in Amefgan money clever young ‘olks familiar with their avithmetics can vasily calculate. These tortoises cost little or nothing of seep, feeding mostly on lettuce leaves and ther vegetable matter, and render useful ervice by keeping a kitchen or garden ree froin beetles and other vermin, Some ¥ them live to a great age; there is an in tance on record of one that lived at Poteryore and attained the venerable age of 220 eara, Tortoises are as arule quict and inof ‘ensive in tae¢ir habits, but dccasicoally fall out among themselves and bite one an THE TORTOISE’S TRIUMPH, other about the head and neck; but the greatest trinmph that a tortoise can achieve over bis opponent is to turn him over on his back and leave him to wriggle to, his feet again as best he muy, An Elephant’s Memory. genacin 1 NOY OHS, genase the Atlantic a “med, elephant nained Nellie. “Every yh ost to’pay hera visit; stuffiug Lis pockets before he went with the scraps and tidbits left from dinner. Thé elephant of course received him with joy and used to pick his pockets with her trunk, As the steamer neared New York, bowever, he had to! at: tend to bis own affairs and thought no more of Nellie, Several years afterward some elephants were quartered in New York for the: winter,a@ud the gentleman one day took his vhiUren to sec them, As soon aa he entered the building one of the elephants got-very restless, Mapping her big ears nod tossinys ier trunk about. The keeper was puzzled to account for ber betavior; but when be asked the gentleman whether he ever hal avything to do with d@phants the question recalled the voyage ‘ohis mind, “Depend upon it,” said the ceoper, “that’s the same elephant,” With wut further adv the gentleman went out, ought soine apples und filled his pockets Vith-them, Thea he weat. up to Nol ie, vio was very glad vo see him. She remem ered the old tricks, too, for she emptied as pockets of all tie apples, just as who toed to dO Ov Lie pbeamer. A. Short Vable, A grasshopper, half starved with eold sand hunger, came to a well stored bechive the appronch of winter and humbly oegeed the bees to relieve his wauts with ou ew drops of honey. Oue of the bees taked him how he had spent his time all the summer, and why he sad not Inid tp a xtore of food like them. “Truly,” said he, “Espcat my ume very nerrilyin-drla ing and daneiay sad sing ‘bg, ud never once thought about the win wer, ” “Our plan is very’ differetit,” said ths bee. “We work hard in the sammer to la) by a store of food against the season when we forsee that we shall need it, but’ thom sing in the summer must expect to starve in the winter.”’ Who does not see that this most admird ‘ble fable applies not only to the summe and winter of the year, but ales tothe sum. ‘mer and winter of life? Song of the Seconds. Bing 4 song of Seconds— Tireless little elves, Who, because they're busy, Don't’ have time themselveel They must work forever— They they're never done— . Work tn rain and sorrow, Work in Joy and sun— Talking (o the Minutes— This their work by day— Grains of good or evil Folks lose by the way. Minutes build foundations, Feebly built or strong, As the Seconds fetch them ‘ Deeds of right or wrong. Hours set the rafters Which, as years pass by, Make for us our lovely Homes beyond the sky, Y Bo when Seconds watch us . Through the livelong day~ Taking every action, Every word away— Let our deeds be noble, Let our thoughts be just, Let the fact of living Fill with simple trust Hearts that iow are troubled, Saddened aid oppreased; Know whatever happens j Always must be best! . . When we're rid of sorrow, i When we welcome mirth, . Who we make our moments ij Blezued apon earth, ' Then the fying Seconds fi In thelr bands will held My What will make our mansions Rare and bright as gold! ~Examiner, = who do nothing but drink and dance ani ” . arat fine, VOT. ‘LXII.-No. 9°00. NEVADA OITY. OAL. FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 16 1892. Established Sept.6, 1980, by N. P. Brown & (Oo. Vere meee . + a a = oe ae . 2 j i AUGUSTUS 'DIDN’T . LIKE” 17. ee ee “The Children’s Friend.” : ' a I 0 om of 0. W YEAR i RAL . ' situ A Proposed. Soclety for the Prevention of 7 : THETRANSGRIPT . jsessmy crete ts” ¢ Sud ed tothe bookk 2 { \ 'f COOPER BROS....0. Proprietors. scan ship of promincas fenp tren Anus f Che. stinas dll tW tal 2 hacutsstajees of of alf kinds of maipiages Want to Keep Thoeroughis Posted tunity: offered ws hora ® daplay suited to = wen — CONCERNING ". the ocbasto: Accordingly, k and CANDIES LUMBER : BoE Be ee ae 2 mie Socerern f sa gcse: a heshote caer age A SIGH T TW LONDON.‘ il u ri) % is dint ea * RAN ‘ ss : . horses, he drove up to her door to take her \ Merchant Wh Perambulates the eh gs ae at A ibe _ HTS . ore deh ak ibe . ‘ S'S a aaa for Infants and Children. m Sef rocenmana Raa fe ed to child. Onstoria cures Colic, Constipation, M.D. 111 80, Oxford 8h geen MD mh “The use of * . and Ite fs 80 universal erits so ki that it n0Wwn Dee RR to éndorse it. Few Without Te ee “For several years ba have recominen¢ aie the ae who . = keep eis. eo as it ere PAR, eye cantina RTYN, D. D,, ARDY ras New York Gity. " “The vere nines TG Rah ‘Ave, New York City, ‘Tae Carraun Company, 1% Muanay. Stage, Naw Yoga, A Chance For Everybody ! CLOTHING CHEAP! Sete cera mney You must Bear in mind that We Are Not Selling Cheap Clothing -Cheap, but Good and Fashionable Clothing Cheap. Everything from a Pait of Socks to a Suit ‘of’ Clothes aré NMMBER ONE. We carry anly Firetielaeg Goands We don’t ask you to take oir word for it. But whenever,you have a, few moments to spare call i and Compare Our Stock and Prices With Other « « Houses Here.We can convince you that what we say in regard to ou stock. It is a sure proposition. Everything in the ‘Store Will Be Soldat: Cost. he old Reliable Clothing House has nereroing marked down in plain figures, K. CAS To Buy Your Christmas ind New Years* Presents, LUETJE & BRAND., Broad. 'Street, above Pine St., — a vom . Offer to the public the Largest'afid Most Beautiful Stock of ~—Tnported ‘and Home-made Jewelry. Ever brought to Nevada County. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, CHAINS, LADIES' SETS, BRACELETS BREASTPINS, SHAWL PINS, RINGS, BANGLES, CHARMS, ‘bea 1tifully set in DIAMONDS, EMERALDS, RUBIES, ORQUOIsE, GARNETS, AMETHYSTS, SAPHIRES, QUARTZ and other precious stones, Nolid Silver Wart Lat Latst Styles dust Receved, O@” We make HOME-MADE POPE SEG & specialty We will sell our beautifal, “atook CHEAPER THA STORE IN THE STATE. This is the only place in Nevada City where you can get reliable Watches, elry, Spectacles, Kye Glasses, Opera Glasses, etc. Everything in our Store tet as represented. Engraving done free, Jewelry of. all kinds made to order at short notiee. Ordeis from the country promptly filled. Please send them uarantee it 18ANY OTHER ee ot a i, it een a. Se ee paperones se fae mcs ere