December 20, 1892 (4 pages)

ee eee OOS ‘ Tt eeo 3 ‘ le d N= th 26 svt «= ~ alga NEVADA. DAILY ~RANSCRIPT. ene VOL. LXIiL.-No.-9 03. NEVADA, CITY rg Established Sept.6, 1900, Ly N. P,, Brown & Oe. “The Children’s Friend.” Christmas and New Year CANDIES THE LEADING SPECIALTY THIS YEAR: ees KINDS IN’ ABUNDANCE d at lower prices than in San Fran-. . or NUTS OF ALL KINDS. oer. f Fresh Oysters » Received DAILY. ox ‘Meals to order at all hours at my RESTAURANT on Broad street, nearly opposite Citizens Bank. A. TAM, Tho Piodt Retard, GRISSEL.'BROS., { Commercial Street. ‘ Beef, :* Porky; Mutton And‘Veal. SAUS/GES“OR EVERY KIND. Fresh Lard, Meats, kopl on hid Tho Lowest Livia Privor-add tho best Meat O@™ Meats delivered to any part of the city free of charge, ‘ # Nevada County AbstinetOfc, 4 es Nevada City, Sovaca @b. Cui AMesdin Cakes and PastryTitles Examined ‘and JOHN A. RAPP, Votnty Recorder 11 consecutive years, SEARCHER OF RECORDS, NOTARY PUBLIC & INSURANCE AGENT De naie— Coe, pores. of land of the Cali fornia ron and Steel Company, situated in the southern portion of Neva: ‘a county and rdering on the best lands of plader coun’ wn , of ‘ignd situated ‘ia: Pleasiit e House and lot on Rat “Broad Recur! ‘Ne ada City. Broad Stra at. Meat--Market JAMES MONRO, P.on'r. « Bread Btreet, Near the City Hart, pide 3 atthe Lowest Piic with the vé 1 Pe ih { Beef. Pork, tte, Vebi, Law . Sausages, Etc Pan Smelling & Reining MPANY, i N. GREGOR: ’ _ LINN * IGHEST “PRICE PAID FOR Gold, Silver and Lead O re. S007 te “= MAE lgat 4 Notice is hereby given to all persous having claims against the JACK RABBIT MINING COMPANY to present their claims-by the 25th day of November, 1892, af the Law Office of Fred Searle, Nevada, Citys Cal, JACK RABBIT MraNG: coMPA -F1Pasa Babes Springs Hol Paso de Robles, Bae Luis oumee ' County, reatest Hoalth Re Resort on the Pacific Y gree coast; climate unrivaled; new hotel end cottages; pes A a sulphur bathe; the watere of ho x icinal ass new and Ts the ches fm om Marys Be "phird La appasens iil, cguneatin Francieco, al aadee rive at “Mi 6:00 F. &. came Gay; Be a Californie. GEO. TRACY, Undertaker ahd Funeral Director, Main Street, Nevada City. oer Ricnarp Gray, Embalming a Specialy. Gen, Traffic Manager, ntti . ee) San Francisco, Cal. THE HOME MUTUAL “RAILROAD LANDS. INSURANOB COMPANY or i SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Home :Office—318 California street, Company's Building. Bolid in Assets, 434 ra Cnatiowe lle “Liberal mee Adjustment and Payment of Losses . GRO, Ws HILL, Manager, be Omen No. 09 Main Stroct. GRASS “WALLEY, Joux M -, (FRED SEARLE, 2 Counselor at winner “ISurgical and Mechanical “Dentist. . BASTERW CITIES San Francisco, Cal. id fi +4PRR CURE. titer ane t ie ea ga by felt coun 1 Wi Vigor mr AW Bales cha aaa nay Mt. Oro. Lumber Co, COOPER BROS.. . . Proprietors, Manufacturers of all kitids of LUMBER, Matched Flooring, Fencing, LATHS AND DRESSED SIDING. A Large auadlety of SEASONED LUMBER on hand which will be sold atthe Eowwst Marke Rates. awumber ofall kinds for Building and Min ng purposes, always on hand or Sawed o rder. Orders left at the Saw Mill, near : Quaker Hill, or the OFFICE, PIETY HILL on the Grass Valley Road, will be prom;tl W ark Bakery. [A Topenansasepeet Commercial Street,2 adjeihi Transcript Block, nd po neer on hand at all mes the Bia, Pics, Cake, Etc. LE tu very. Made to order on short netice and on moat reasonable terms. eye eed ~ anything in my line premptly attended By trict Utailabe to business, giving the best satisfaction and selling at low rates, ope to merit a liberal patronage. CIGARS AND ‘TOBACCO, Gus Js & Ed, We Schinidt ADRS ry Sioa mies a . PINE erent, Hereby notify their friends and the publi¢ generally that they. will kee ence ane all of CIGARS, TOBACCO, al eer rich they will vell at _ © loweat tates.” New Barber ‘Shop. CHARLES PERCIVAL AS openod a first-class Barber Shop H on Pine street, in the rear of Britfand’s Council Chamber, SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING AND SHAMPOOING Done in the highest style of the art. ‘.—— ‘Dr. Ug. F. Shaw, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Btreet, ‘Nevada City. SRrOm Drs y+Abe SOLD BY THR-i SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY At COLFAX, \M. _ LOBNER, Agent. SLEEPING Dak i Hs secured and full information‘ régarding Transcontinental Routes furnished on application. By corresponding with Mr. Lobner parties can arrange to join the Semi-Monthly Family Excurpigny over the Sunset Route, ) Orders sold’at.Lowest Rates for ticket for passage from Europe and Kastern Vities to any point in' the Pacific States, and Territoriés.) . ‘Theae!_Orders, . if not used, will ;be, redeemed at the full amount paid therefor, } Bi Ht Goopman, “Gen. Passenger Agent* o _ For Lands in, Central and Northern ‘alifornia, Oregon, Nevada and Utah, «pply to or address, V. H.-Miiis, ‘Land Agent-C. PR. Re: 4 San Francisco, Cal. For.Lands in Southern California, aply toor address : on seeping Land Agent 8. P. R, R. mmedy. . ae Haat NEW: YEAR +: 1k@ Be Given By Laurel Paphics Merb ce Ne I, RD. GS Ue. :—AT— 1 “ FLOOR’ DIRECTOR : + »\MARCUS-M.:BARUH. FLOOR MANAGERS : F, T. NILON, FRED E, BROWN, . B. N, SHOECRAFT, A, MALTMAN, F. E. WADSWORTH, A, HARTUNG, HARRY DOUGLASS. COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS : MRS. C. BE. 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,MES. BELLE DOUGLASS. o-* . Tickets “per couple, Ladies 25 cents. ‘ . Admission . to, Gallery—Gentlemen, 50 cents, Ladies, 25 cents. {Grand March at 9 o'clock, ‘No children allowed on the floor, EAR: BALL ARMORY’? HALL, . $1.50. Extra -F5 TFT Ss aa ea I a za eee CAL ‘TRESDAY EV ENING. Di CEM BER 0 1802, 1 A MINE THAT. SHUTS (78 MOUTH. Anh = — ; rAKh : The World's fair at Chicago should be ETRANSCRIPT One of ~ Moat Bowe @) Natural . made the center of as many features-of } @ ' : local and traditional interest, tending to TH Reference tonthe naturel wonders of . grouse genuine American feeling, as . IP YOU ee gots mn it possible. If by means of the exhibition ) . Want te Keep eroughis Po « . anc CH : plese esretlngor git beim ot ings, brings: . we can make any strong historical aasope I yODt , orotic ’ oo ditt cn on , . HOM a4) ptpen 6 it is ierarace as it givee a faithtne itt Too MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY: 24: °08:} 4% ‘ Soe Furniture at Cost ! nish Your House ! Have marked down everything in Furniture line at Oost Price. The stock consists of, a full line of Beds, . ) Bedding, Bedroom Sets, Etc, Etc. your purchases. elsewhere, Now is Your Time to Furur " Canphor Chora inne LEGG & SHAW Lounges, Sideboards, Cheffroneres, Bookcases, . , Call and ¢xaming our, Goods before making . 1 the {it ‘THAT,AT Commercial Street, Searls’ Block, YM Styles of Furnj Bedding, § hau Packs, Hat Racks, Chairs, ’ salt F Aepe < com Upholasteri: ing an on a tibet notice. Thankful All business done on the square, ents ond ay ee, Fe IS A: FACT. JAMES : KINKEAD'S FURNITURE: STORE, AN BY FOUND the most Artistic and Window Shades, darrian I regpectfully solicit a'continuance in the future JAMES KINKEAD, anu nas A. WUTKE, ! 5.5 OnAPMAN, “4 “Pe iwonns pea Attorney, and Oounseler ot ae ANESTHSTIOR {2 . Peshionable Boot and Shoe Maker, prULEREaTEzes ow et ahem Ga). dl LD MININ HORTICULTURAL QRICULTORAL STOCK GRAZING LUMBERING And Other Resources, besides potas Fully Infoimed at 1 times THE LOCAL NEWS HAPPENINGS SPECIALTY IS GENERAL LOCAL News, and it hasa circulation thatreachés the reading people in every part of his Spy It also. has numerous patrons in Placer, Yuba anid Sierra counties, agwell ae in Sacramento, San Francisco and ewehs re mote parts of the Staté. To LAND and to R’SERKERS throughont the whole ress b¢ @ coun It pres complete record of the + ing made in the development o y’a Varied and extensive resoarces, ents extraordinary inducements Best Advertising Medium in Nor therm California. FOROS Cn i . TO ADVERTISERS pO REE A AY ANS =J0B=PRINTING = The TKANSCR.PT has he Largest and Best Equipped Job Printing Office DR. GUNN'S BITTERS -_——i; THE GREAT Regulating Catarhttic Household Remedy a SURE PREVENTIVE -» AND POSITIVE CURE FOR Costivenesa and Constipation, 'BILOUSNESS, TORPID LIVER, ®ever und Ague AND ALL MaLAgl(AL TROUBLE OYSPEPSIA. INDIGESTION, NERVOUSNESS of Food, idney Compiairts, Nausea Loathin; impure Blood, General Mebility Dr Gunn's Bitters PURBLY ARE "VEGETABLE Perfectly Sate, A. VAN ALSTINE & CO. Proprietorsaand ‘Menufacturere ‘793 Montgomery Street, San Franoiro fOR SALE BY CARR BRO . For Catarrh C, C. LINIMENT Has No Peer, Trv It. indorsed bv the Medical Faculty, Prescribed. b+ San Francisgg'sLeadine Phy sicians. OaKLAND, February 7th, 1890, Thisis to certity that we have used the C, C. Liniment in our family, and have found to be the best and most etfective medici’ ‘or Neuralgia and ki es diseases UJ) ai that’ we have tried. -e/can uiihesitgctng, récommend it as a moat ny and use ful remedy. Le, Pastor of the First i k ‘Ghnteeh. ror all saronic cases in connection witb LINIMENT, use “COMPOUND 8SULein oR POWDER" for thoroughly cleansings bipad and toning up 7 nae entire system, for Habitual Constips on, Iudigestion, ea hee edo) 12 tis Bush Street by r rh Mf uM “i ie o is ‘Cun beet: dep + small bottles 25 cents, Sent ‘iielate paid on receipt of peice., The C.C. Liniment Co 21 Bush Street, SF: — FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS General Mauager und Secretasy Whitehead Cook Books, LEAD ‘THE WORLD No 1, The American Pastry Cook. No. 2, ‘Hotel Meat Cooking PRICK 62. $2.1 Chicago Herald Sack ing School. (For Families,’ : + PRICE 61.505 Ne. 4, Cooking For Prorit, PRICE e335 FOR SALE AT THE OFFICE OF £8 HOTEL GAZE TE. . Reliable . *~ John oyle’s _wonderfuj or fhe ates in B county paspes the domain’ of donbt santo: the tof: truth. » It’ is backed bys ‘ te, and aff . davits cost one dollar each in Montana. The Vdléwel “and “fis “partivers’ did ‘hot com finer tea’; bo . vinegar. Thay! discovered @.mountain of pore alum, in: the Beaverhead range. The ‘was considered @ ten strike ands than a old malian Cheyckept:tie find: a: secret for sever; weeks, during Which ws was yes to th lepthrof 200: fet. THe: put was mad eoalbitherwey ‘thr of al tit? ait! if Wwith” whole mountain was of it. A large pile of sinuif was. heaped near the mine ready for shipgneat, and the miners had a scheme to Bogi, the, market with their product aid rake in $1,000,000 at one fell swoop, Monday the colonel's partner went to. town. to lay in otepely of grab and the former-remained te guard the treasure, During the morning a heavy rain began to fall and continued all day, and in the afternoon the colonel had oscasion ‘to go down into the mine, making thé descent by sliding down the rope, and when once down at the was 80 taken up with # contemplation of his novel and wonderful. mine that he did not Heed the fleeting hours until he happened to cast his eyes upward and saw that daylight had faded from the mouth of the shaft. He started to climb upward, but had not proceeded more than half way when, to his horror, he iscovered that the heavy fall of rain had so thoroughly saturated the alum sides of the shaft that, as a natural result, they had drawn together until the hole was scarcely large enough fora man tocrawl through, The imprisoned man recognized his awful position, and withont losing much time struggled towurd. the’! top of the shaft. -Every foot he advanced the shaft became smaller, and for the last ten ,féet he was compelled to dig his way with .@ pocketknife, and» when he finally reached the surface he was coinpletely exhausted, ‘his’ clothes were torn and his body badly bruised. The rain, ‘) which was sq? hoon xovived the colonel, and he Martel toward the camp to meet his partaer, to whom he related his marvelous experience, Together they.started: to their mine, or at least, tried to, for although, they searched for two daye they 'wére unable to find, phy sight of their, late poe sions. The rain had undonb' oughly and tightly closed up covery shaft and melted ey Plies tign of the alum piled on the outaide, so that to thia time it has been impossible te » find any trace.of the mine.—Omahe Yuestan's Giout. “Shtetecn.t “The Jar réosquitdes: th the-world . are to be rie iu Yhoutan,” Neaid Richard Beverly. . “Until a’ few ago" there was not a» mosquito in all: Mexico,’ They were introduced by vessels from the United States, and have in the land of their adoption attained proportions unknown in other countries, The lowlands. pf Yucatuu,jewarm arith monster mosquitoes whose \pite is almost as painful as the sting of a bee. ‘The. hia' ersey mosquito sinks into = cande beside these Titans of their d, whichare:frequently as derge as pore flies, In neighborhoods where xbouud it isinipossible to: yp sr any kind, and during the people wear coarse netting o erect over face and neck to keep these insecta fon) devouring them,”—St. Louis Globe— Democrat. A Witty kB ot'Pope’s, . AS narrated’ by Edwart Walford in nis ‘tGreater Lo.waoh, “Frederick, prince of Wales, sometimes visited Alexander Popé at his villa,! Ogrone evasion when the prince wis on a visit, Pope, after expressing the imost dutiful professions of attachment, gave bis.royal highness an opportunity of observing very shrewdly that his (the poet's) love for princes was inconsistent with his! dialike’ ‘for? kings, ineé princes may in timed ‘becunts Kings. “aid nia foal angie T “Mr, Pope, I bear you don't Wk: vinces,” “Sir,.1 beg your pation.” ‘‘Well, then, you don’t like kings.” “Sir, . must own that I like! ‘the Yor. st Lefore his chiwe are grown.” No reply could well have been happier A Remerkable Bible. My. Augustin Daly, the theatrical anager, possesscs what is probably ti: ost remarkable Bible tix te world,’ 1h anprises forty-two folio volumes, and iz \ustrated by plates on Biblicalsabjects. e has copies of all the Madonitias of very age and every;school of art, andin ue collection’ are fecladed méezzotints, full line engravings, drawings . are ind nique prints. He has one origina) rawing of I's.and several of Alvert . Durer’s, lection is-w history if Seriptural art.—Harper's Bazar. Young Feople Whe Go 6n the Stage. * Mr, Dancy puts down the “dragg) iiled” habits of speech onthe stage t. he fact that the ‘stage ts-to a great ex. pt! the refuge of .young people whi wake to It becanse they imagine the lif » be free aud easy,:and who-adopt 1: vith no greater qualification than a itractive ap) .rance and # confidén' canner, They alo, regard At ov ially favorable to thelr’ oi le iat as they imagine of kontea a ininary training. ondon on Telegraph A Death from Lightning. Casper relites a case in which » 4p eg Soe ? ciation of a state or even of a neighboraood the common property of all the . Deople, the ‘fair will be of more than matorial advantage. Eaolr state—in the building which it te to construct at Chicago for its ‘club house” or headquarters—aims at something representative in some way of its . special eonditions of life or its history. Many appropriate devices for state , headquarters have been hit upon, but h none is more interesting or fitting than ‘Ethe selection of New Jersey. Few houses associated with the memity of George Washington, with the b sception of Mount Vernon itself; are L setter known or are the objects of a jeeper sentiment than the beautiful old nansion still standing at Morristown, New Jersey. This house is noteworthy. not only for $8 associations, but also because it is a, pure and noble example of colonial \rehitecture. . With a slight and harmonious addition dais old house is to be reproduced by New Jersey on the World's fuir grounds at Chicago, There it will speak elo‘ynently of the father of his country, and vogether with such buildings as the Maswchusetts building, which is modeled \fter the Hancock house in Boston, it will speak also of the large, serene and tospitable life of the people before the Revolution.— Youth's Companion. Singing the Old Songs Once More. A sacred concert was given at Welsh, tun Dunker chiirch on Sunday afterwoon which brought together a large und appreciative audience to hear some f the old time singing teachers, These vere Professor Solomon Baughey, who ‘or nore than tifty years has been known a southern Pennsylvania for his charmag voice, and in his younger years as a nost successful singing master; Jacob dangan, of Maugansville, Md., who in S44, with Solomon Baughey, gave a imilar concert in the same building, sand Mr. Myers, of Broad Fording, who 3 also a well known conductor, Each of . he geni!emen took the floor, . All of the dear old chureh hymns were . ‘gone over, The large congregation, . Which bad beon constituted the: singing class, wmited. in the song service with spirit. Professor Baughey is now well advanced in years, but he still has a! sweet, melodious voice and the presence and manner on the floor which have upvor deserted him, ‘There were many ee present from) Maryland and junnaylvania. It was a notable occasion and one that revived pleasant and dplightful recoMections of ye oldun time. +Chamberaburg (Pa.) Public Opinion. . Revent Styles ta: Sabteh hnwen: . . Every young man, ae well'as old, is pincioe’ 7 Hare ng s ianoker’ 8 point of view, at least feeling that it is something always ia ideable, The best: adapted and most fashionable designs’ at this time are those illustratifig hunting scenes. The fishing rod and kinship fave been put by, the yun, the setter dnd the wild BOOKS supplanting them. ‘Apart from nickel the material usually used for matchboxes haa been silver, bute formidable rival-bas.-appeared in finely figured dark steel, the sbody being of that metal, the hinges, snap and cover of silveror gold. In the more expensive kind thereis a horsektioe or'bed of rubies, one an effect ultogether yorgedus, The shapes vary from the: shell pattern to a plain satin finish, The absence of elaborate decoration is atuply atoned for by * great durability of the receptacle.— Jewelers’ Reviow, The Arvehtuke’s Uxperiment. The friends of Archduke Joseph, of Austria, have had mach fun over the résulte of Lis attempt to colonize his eb tates of Dobox and -Koebel with gypsies. Diiring the spring nnd early simmer the tribes seemed: perfectly. happy in their new homes, and the pei war jubilant. Harvest time and the days for sdlecting recruits for the army came, however. The ‘gypsies, fearing work and service, picked up their belongings a few weeks agi and silently stoleaway. muster his gypsy colonists he foand nine to gteet him. He will not repeat’ thie experiment. The archduke is a gredt friend of the wandering people, undeérstands their language and bas written a book about them,.—New York Tribune, \ ‘A Remarkable. Swan. One of ‘the most: novel wedding presents which Princess Marie of Edinburgh is. to receive will be. from the postigal queen. of: Roumania+-Carmen . Sylva— and will be a pleasure barge in-the form of dw ‘immenge. swan. It will not only bd built to.imitate a swan, but it is to swim like a swan and be like a ewan in oper particular.of; motion, The, feet to pe: ao contrived as: te take the place of oars. The peck and head will wipe to a height of eighteen feet and the will form @ cabin large enough to heer . ten persons. —Exchange, If the Lesson Bo Learned. If the suggestive contrasts of quality in the buildings of the exposition should serve no higher purpose than as an object leason to tort = teaching ppd nip bilities in respect Satetinaen a obs dieters architect faot in) a py ool the unsubstantial pageant of Jackson a . mab will mot have been in vain,—Conry. Electricity in Drowning Cases, An‘ account of electricity as a life saver comes from. Stotland, where a Fd FAb When his imperial highness went out to . f . Seer cazte, i co, oll efapted too 2 i i. Se te M, D. sdipdinanteml 111 80, Oxtord'8t,, eat rr. — work of Gaest a i, ‘your cere: = oar a SEealfent tmmtlen po donot act . fo Todo i in ae af ; Sane MAD Pi Late Pastor BloomingdaleReformed Church. “rea Wine TOE, BT ‘Tus Cmrtape Comrany, 17 Moansy reper, New Yor, tiger A Chance For Everybody Te Get CLOTHING ~ CHEAP! You must Bear in mind tha We Are .Not Selling Cheap Clothing, Cheap, jbut Good and Fashionable Clothing Cheap. are NMMBER ONE. We carry only First-class\Goods, We dont ask you to take our word for it. t But wheneverjyou have alfew moments ta. $pare call i 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 Sold:at Gost. The old Reliable Clothing House has everything: masked sical in plain figures, To ba I Your Christmas ond New: Year Presents, LUETJE & BRAND, Broad Street;—above Pitte ‘st., . Offer to the public the Largest and: Most Beautiful Stock of . 6 Tuported: and Home-made sdeweley Ever brought to Nevada, County. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, CHAINS, LADIES’ SETS;° BRACELETS ' BREASTPINS, SHAWL PINS, RINGS, BANGLES, OHARMS, bea a tifully set in DIAMONDS, RMERALDS, RUBIES, TURQUOISE, GAR. NETS, AMETHYSTS, pico QUARP2 Add other preeibus stones. Sold Sitver Waren Latist § Lait Stylo: Just Reeve, Oa” We make HOME-MADE sawenur a eit wot Grat fine. '’ We will sel! dur beautiful stock CH THAN N ARY Prone IN THE STATE, » (MF This is the oaly place in Nevada City whee you'oan fet reliable Watehes, . ewalry, Sjottales, iy Clauses, Opera Glance, ti tire seing in our Store Udiatantes it 18+ OTRER { seized with a van wae sirock and killed, His amp, while betting, was as burned off and his nose Lied. i png emcee ewe ete ps le \urgeon who. ¢ im BAW On shought gd dead rv ‘after. two } xin of hid chest # pe Rect iin ia ti of the electri ¢ u inveried tree, as if eh alge fon was restored: . The never brainy aaa He lado inj iesed between the nape of the neck and ee a eur 10 heart,—Exchange. eae pHs bid { Leip a ohne « Pie aay Sacco overs ot skid wade to be noon 0s pouaille, Everything from a Pair of Socks to a: Suit ‘of . Clothes . Compare Our Stock: wand b z wa a Fi Rte! sae Tet ie : mise. che: soe ae a Pip 17 4 i rie hw 4 .

ee eee OOS ‘ Tt eeo 3 ‘ le d N= th 26 svt «= ~ alga NEVADA. DAILY ~RANSCRIPT. ene VOL. LXIiL.-No.-9 03. NEVADA, CITY rg Established Sept.6, 1900, Ly N. P,, Brown & Oe. “The Children’s Friend.” Christmas and New Year CANDIES THE LEADING SPECIALTY THIS YEAR: ees KINDS IN’ ABUNDANCE d at lower prices than in San Fran-. . or NUTS OF ALL KINDS. oer. f Fresh Oysters » Received DAILY. ox ‘Meals to order at all hours at my RESTAURANT on Broad street, nearly opposite Citizens Bank. A. TAM, Tho Piodt Retard, GRISSEL.'BROS., { Commercial Street. ‘ Beef, :* Porky; Mutton And‘Veal. SAUS/GES“OR EVERY KIND. Fresh Lard, Meats, kopl on hid Tho Lowest Livia Privor-add tho best Meat O@™ Meats delivered to any part of the city free of charge, ‘ # Nevada County AbstinetOfc, 4 es Nevada City, Sovaca @b. Cui AMesdin Cakes and PastryTitles Examined ‘and JOHN A. RAPP, Votnty Recorder 11 consecutive years, SEARCHER OF RECORDS, NOTARY PUBLIC & INSURANCE AGENT De naie— Coe, pores. of land of the Cali fornia ron and Steel Company, situated in the southern portion of Neva: ‘a county and rdering on the best lands of plader coun’ wn , of ‘ignd situated ‘ia: Pleasiit e House and lot on Rat “Broad Recur! ‘Ne ada City. Broad Stra at. Meat--Market JAMES MONRO, P.on'r. « Bread Btreet, Near the City Hart, pide 3 atthe Lowest Piic with the vé 1 Pe ih { Beef. Pork, tte, Vebi, Law . Sausages, Etc Pan Smelling & Reining MPANY, i N. GREGOR: ’ _ LINN * IGHEST “PRICE PAID FOR Gold, Silver and Lead O re. S007 te “= MAE lgat 4 Notice is hereby given to all persous having claims against the JACK RABBIT MINING COMPANY to present their claims-by the 25th day of November, 1892, af the Law Office of Fred Searle, Nevada, Citys Cal, JACK RABBIT MraNG: coMPA -F1Pasa Babes Springs Hol Paso de Robles, Bae Luis oumee ' County, reatest Hoalth Re Resort on the Pacific Y gree coast; climate unrivaled; new hotel end cottages; pes A a sulphur bathe; the watere of ho x icinal ass new and Ts the ches fm om Marys Be "phird La appasens iil, cguneatin Francieco, al aadee rive at “Mi 6:00 F. &. came Gay; Be a Californie. GEO. TRACY, Undertaker ahd Funeral Director, Main Street, Nevada City. oer Ricnarp Gray, Embalming a Specialy. Gen, Traffic Manager, ntti . ee) San Francisco, Cal. THE HOME MUTUAL “RAILROAD LANDS. INSURANOB COMPANY or i SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Home :Office—318 California street, Company's Building. Bolid in Assets, 434 ra Cnatiowe lle “Liberal mee Adjustment and Payment of Losses . GRO, Ws HILL, Manager, be Omen No. 09 Main Stroct. GRASS “WALLEY, Joux M -, (FRED SEARLE, 2 Counselor at winner “ISurgical and Mechanical “Dentist. . BASTERW CITIES San Francisco, Cal. id fi +4PRR CURE. titer ane t ie ea ga by felt coun 1 Wi Vigor mr AW Bales cha aaa nay Mt. Oro. Lumber Co, COOPER BROS.... . .. Proprietors, Manufacturers of all kitids of LUMBER, Matched Flooring, Fencing, LATHS AND DRESSED SIDING. A Large auadlety of SEASONED LUMBER on hand which will be sold atthe Eowwst Marke Rates. awumber ofall kinds for Building and Min ng purposes, always on hand or Sawed o rder. Orders left at the Saw Mill, near : Quaker Hill, or the OFFICE, PIETY HILL on the Grass Valley Road, will be prom;tl W ark Bakery. [A Topenansasepeet Commercial Street,2 adjeihi Transcript Block, nd po neer on hand at all mes the Bia, Pics, Cake, Etc. LE tu very. Made to order on short netice and on moat reasonable terms. eye eed ~ anything in my line premptly attended By trict Utailabe to business, giving the best satisfaction and selling at low rates, ope to merit a liberal patronage. CIGARS AND ‘TOBACCO, Gus Js & Ed, We Schinidt ADRS ry Sioa mies a . PINE erent, Hereby notify their friends and the publi¢ generally that they. will kee ence ane all of CIGARS, TOBACCO, al eer rich they will vell at _ © loweat tates.” New Barber ‘Shop. CHARLES PERCIVAL AS openod a first-class Barber Shop H on Pine street, in the rear of Britfand’s Council Chamber, SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING AND SHAMPOOING Done in the highest style of the art. ‘.—— ‘Dr. Ug. F. Shaw, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Btreet, ‘Nevada City. SRrOm Drs y+Abe SOLD BY THR-i SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY At COLFAX, \M. _ LOBNER, Agent. SLEEPING Dak i Hs secured and full information‘ régarding Transcontinental Routes furnished on application. By corresponding with Mr. Lobner parties can arrange to join the Semi-Monthly Family Excurpigny over the Sunset Route, ) Orders sold’at.Lowest Rates for ticket for passage from Europe and Kastern Vities to any point in' the Pacific States, and Territoriés.) . ‘Theae!_Orders, . if not used, will ;be, redeemed at the full amount paid therefor, } Bi Ht Goopman, “Gen. Passenger Agent* o _ For Lands in, Central and Northern ‘alifornia, Oregon, Nevada and Utah, «pply to or address, V. H.-Miiis, ‘Land Agent-C. PR. Re: 4 San Francisco, Cal. For.Lands in Southern California, aply toor address : on seeping Land Agent 8. P. R, R. mmedy. . ae Haat NEW: YEAR +: 1k@ Be Given By Laurel Paphics Merb ce Ne I, RD. GS Ue. :—AT— 1 “ FLOOR’ DIRECTOR : + »\MARCUS-M.:BARUH. FLOOR MANAGERS : F, T. NILON, FRED E, BROWN, . B. N, SHOECRAFT, A, MALTMAN, F. E. WADSWORTH, A, HARTUNG, HARRY DOUGLASS. COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS : MRS. C. BE. 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,MES. BELLE DOUGLASS. o-* . Tickets “per couple, Ladies 25 cents. ‘ . Admission . to, Gallery—Gentlemen, 50 cents, Ladies, 25 cents. {Grand March at 9 o'clock, ‘No children allowed on the floor, EAR: BALL ARMORY’? HALL, . $1.50. Extra -F5 TFT Ss aa ea I a za eee CAL ‘TRESDAY EV ENING. Di CEM BER 0 1802, 1 A MINE THAT. SHUTS (78 MOUTH. Anh = — ; rAKh : The World's fair at Chicago should be ETRANSCRIPT One of ~ Moat Bowe @) Natural . made the center of as many features-of } @ ' : local and traditional interest, tending to TH Reference tonthe naturel wonders of . grouse genuine American feeling, as . IP YOU ee gots mn it possible. If by means of the exhibition ) . Want te Keep eroughis Po « . anc CH : plese esretlngor git beim ot ings, brings: . we can make any strong historical aasope I yODt , orotic ’ oo ditt cn on , . HOM a4) ptpen 6 it is ierarace as it givee a faithtne itt Too MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY: 24: °08:} 4% ‘ Soe Furniture at Cost ! nish Your House ! Have marked down everything in Furniture line at Oost Price. The stock consists of, a full line of Beds, . ) Bedding, Bedroom Sets, Etc, Etc. your purchases. elsewhere, Now is Your Time to Furur " Canphor Chora inne LEGG & SHAW Lounges, Sideboards, Cheffroneres, Bookcases, . , Call and ¢xaming our, Goods before making . 1 the {it ‘THAT,AT Commercial Street, Searls’ Block, YM Styles of Furnj Bedding, § hau Packs, Hat Racks, Chairs, ’ salt F Aepe < com Upholasteri: ing an on a tibet notice. Thankful All business done on the square, ents ond ay ee, Fe IS A: FACT. JAMES : KINKEAD'S FURNITURE: STORE, AN BY FOUND the most Artistic and Window Shades, darrian I regpectfully solicit a'continuance in the future JAMES KINKEAD, anu nas A. WUTKE, ! 5.5 OnAPMAN, “4 “Pe iwonns pea Attorney, and Oounseler ot ae ANESTHSTIOR {2 . 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for Habitual Constips on, Iudigestion, ea hee edo) 12 tis Bush Street by r rh Mf uM “i ie o is ‘Cun beet: dep + small bottles 25 cents, Sent ‘iielate paid on receipt of peice., The C.C. Liniment Co 21 Bush Street, SF: — FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS General Mauager und Secretasy Whitehead Cook Books, LEAD ‘THE WORLD No 1, The American Pastry Cook. No. 2, ‘Hotel Meat Cooking PRICK 62. $2.1 Chicago Herald Sack ing School. (For Families,’ : + PRICE 61.505 Ne. 4, Cooking For Prorit, PRICE e335 FOR SALE AT THE OFFICE OF £8 HOTEL GAZE TE. . Reliable . *~ John oyle’s _wonderfuj or fhe ates in B county paspes the domain’ of donbt santo: the tof: truth. » It’ is backed bys ‘ te, and aff . davits cost one dollar each in Montana. The Vdléwel “and “fis “partivers’ did ‘hot com finer tea’; bo . vinegar.. Thay! discovered @.mountain of pore alum, in: the Beaverhead range. The ‘was considered @ ten strike ands than a old malian Cheyckept:tie find: a: secret for sever; weeks, during Which ws was yes to th lepthrof 200: fet. THe: put was mad eoalbitherwey ‘thr of al tit? ait! if Wwith” whole mountain was of it. A large pile of sinuif was. heaped near the mine ready for shipgneat, and the miners had a scheme to Bogi, the, market with their product aid rake in $1,000,000 at one fell swoop, Monday the colonel's partner went to. town. to lay in otepely of grab and the former-remained te guard the treasure, During the morning a heavy rain began to fall and continued all day, and in the afternoon the colonel had oscasion ‘to go down into the mine, making thé descent by sliding down the rope, and when once down at the was 80 taken up with # contemplation of his novel and wonderful. mine that he did not Heed the fleeting hours until he happened to cast his eyes upward and saw that daylight had faded from the mouth of the shaft. He started to climb upward, but had not proceeded more than half way when, to his horror, he iscovered that the heavy fall of rain had so thoroughly saturated the alum sides of the shaft that, as a natural result, they had drawn together until the hole was scarcely large enough fora man tocrawl through, The imprisoned man recognized his awful position, and withont losing much time struggled towurd. the’! top of the shaft. -Every foot he advanced the shaft became smaller, and for the last ten ,féet he was compelled to dig his way with .@ pocketknife, and» when he finally reached the surface he was coinpletely exhausted, ‘his’ clothes were torn and his body badly bruised. The rain, ‘) which was sq? hoon xovived the colonel, and he Martel toward the camp to meet his partaer, to whom he related his marvelous experience, Together they.started: to their mine, or at least, tried to, for although, they searched for two daye they 'wére unable to find, phy sight of their, late poe sions. The rain had undonb' oughly and tightly closed up covery shaft and melted ey Plies tign of the alum piled on the outaide, so that to thia time it has been impossible te » find any trace.of the mine.—Omahe Yuestan's Giout. “Shtetecn.t “The Jar réosquitdes: th the-world . are to be rie iu Yhoutan,” Neaid Richard Beverly. . “Until a’ few ago" there was not a» mosquito in all: Mexico,’ They were introduced by vessels from the United States, and have in the land of their adoption attained proportions unknown in other countries, The lowlands. pf Yucatuu,jewarm arith monster mosquitoes whose \pite is almost as painful as the sting of a bee. ‘The. hia' ersey mosquito sinks into = cande beside these Titans of their d, whichare:frequently as derge as pore flies, In neighborhoods where xbouud it isinipossible to: yp sr any kind, and during the people wear coarse netting o erect over face and neck to keep these insecta fon) devouring them,”—St. Louis Globe— Democrat. A Witty kB ot'Pope’s, . AS narrated’ by Edwart Walford in nis ‘tGreater Lo.waoh, “Frederick, prince of Wales, sometimes visited Alexander Popé at his villa,! Ogrone evasion when the prince wis on a visit, Pope, after expressing the imost dutiful professions of attachment, gave bis.royal highness an opportunity of observing very shrewdly that his (the poet's) love for princes was inconsistent with his! dialike’ ‘for? kings, ineé princes may in timed ‘becunts Kings. “aid nia foal angie T “Mr, Pope, I bear you don't Wk: vinces,” “Sir,.1 beg your pation.” ‘‘Well, then, you don’t like kings.” “Sir, . must own that I like! ‘the Yor. st Lefore his chiwe are grown.” No reply could well have been happier A Remerkable Bible. My. Augustin Daly, the theatrical anager, possesscs what is probably ti: ost remarkable Bible tix te world,’ 1h anprises forty-two folio volumes, and iz \ustrated by plates on Biblicalsabjects. e has copies of all the Madonitias of very age and every;school of art, andin ue collection’ are fecladed méezzotints, full line engravings, drawings . are ind nique prints. He has one origina) rawing of I's.and several of Alvert . Durer’s, lection is-w history if Seriptural art.—Harper's Bazar. Young Feople Whe Go 6n the Stage. * Mr, Dancy puts down the “dragg) iiled” habits of speech onthe stage t. he fact that the ‘stage ts-to a great ex. pt! the refuge of .young people whi wake to It becanse they imagine the lif » be free aud easy,:and who-adopt 1: vith no greater qualification than a itractive ap) .rance and # confidén' canner, They alo, regard At ov ially favorable to thelr’ oi le iat as they imagine of kontea a ininary training. ondon on Telegraph A Death from Lightning. Casper relites a case in which » 4p eg Soe ? ciation of a state or even of a neighboraood the common property of all the . Deople, the ‘fair will be of more than matorial advantage. Eaolr state—in the building which it te to construct at Chicago for its ‘club house” or headquarters—aims at something representative in some way of its . special eonditions of life or its history. Many appropriate devices for state , headquarters have been hit upon, but h none is more interesting or fitting than ‘Ethe selection of New Jersey. Few houses associated with the memity of George Washington, with the b sception of Mount Vernon itself; are L setter known or are the objects of a jeeper sentiment than the beautiful old nansion still standing at Morristown, New Jersey. This house is noteworthy. not only for $8 associations, but also because it is a, pure and noble example of colonial \rehitecture. . With a slight and harmonious addition dais old house is to be reproduced by New Jersey on the World's fuir grounds at Chicago, There it will speak elo‘ynently of the father of his country, and vogether with such buildings as the Maswchusetts building, which is modeled \fter the Hancock house in Boston, it will speak also of the large, serene and tospitable life of the people before the Revolution.— Youth's Companion. Singing the Old Songs Once More. A sacred concert was given at Welsh, tun Dunker chiirch on Sunday afterwoon which brought together a large und appreciative audience to hear some f the old time singing teachers, These vere Professor Solomon Baughey, who ‘or nore than tifty years has been known a southern Pennsylvania for his charmag voice, and in his younger years as a nost successful singing master; Jacob dangan, of Maugansville, Md., who in S44, with Solomon Baughey, gave a imilar concert in the same building, sand Mr. Myers, of Broad Fording, who 3 also a well known conductor, Each of . he geni!emen took the floor, . All of the dear old chureh hymns were . ‘gone over, The large congregation, . Which bad beon constituted the: singing class, wmited. in the song service with spirit. Professor Baughey is now well advanced in years, but he still has a! sweet, melodious voice and the presence and manner on the floor which have upvor deserted him, ‘There were many ee present from) Maryland and junnaylvania. It was a notable occasion and one that revived pleasant and dplightful recoMections of ye oldun time. +Chamberaburg (Pa.) Public Opinion. . Revent Styles ta: Sabteh hnwen: . . Every young man, ae well'as old, is pincioe’ 7 Hare ng s ianoker’ 8 point of view, at least feeling that it is something always ia ideable, The best: adapted and most fashionable designs’ at this time are those illustratifig hunting scenes. The fishing rod and kinship fave been put by, the yun, the setter dnd the wild BOOKS supplanting them. ‘Apart from nickel the material usually used for matchboxes haa been silver, bute formidable rival-bas.-appeared in finely figured dark steel, the sbody being of that metal, the hinges, snap and cover of silveror gold. In the more expensive kind thereis a horsektioe or'bed of rubies, one an effect ultogether yorgedus, The shapes vary from the: shell pattern to a plain satin finish, The absence of elaborate decoration is atuply atoned for by * great durability of the receptacle.— Jewelers’ Reviow, The Arvehtuke’s Uxperiment. The friends of Archduke Joseph, of Austria, have had mach fun over the résulte of Lis attempt to colonize his eb tates of Dobox and -Koebel with gypsies. Diiring the spring nnd early simmer the tribes seemed: perfectly. happy in their new homes, and the pei war jubilant. Harvest time and the days for sdlecting recruits for the army came, however. The ‘gypsies, fearing work and service, picked up their belongings a few weeks agi and silently stoleaway. muster his gypsy colonists he foand nine to gteet him. He will not repeat’ thie experiment. The archduke is a gredt friend of the wandering people, undeérstands their language and bas written a book about them,.—New York Tribune, \ ‘A Remarkable. Swan. One of ‘the most: novel wedding presents which Princess Marie of Edinburgh is. to receive will be. from the postigal queen. of: Roumania+-Carmen . Sylva— and will be a pleasure barge in-the form of dw ‘immenge. swan. It will not only bd built to.imitate a swan, but it is to swim like a swan and be like a ewan in oper particular.of; motion, The, feet to pe: ao contrived as: te take the place of oars. The peck and head will wipe to a height of eighteen feet and the will form @ cabin large enough to heer . ten persons. —Exchange, If the Lesson Bo Learned. If the suggestive contrasts of quality in the buildings of the exposition should serve no higher purpose than as an object leason to tort = teaching ppd nip bilities in respect Satetinaen a obs dieters architect faot in) a py ool the unsubstantial pageant of Jackson a . mab will mot have been in vain,—Conry. Electricity in Drowning Cases, An‘ account of electricity as a life saver comes from. Stotland, where a Fd FAb When his imperial highness went out to . f . Seer cazte, i co, oll efapted too 2 i i. Se te M, D. sdipdinanteml 111 80, Oxtord'8t,, eat rr. — work of Gaest a i, ‘your cere: = oar a SEealfent tmmtlen po donot act . fo Todo i in ae af ; Sane MAD Pi Late Pastor BloomingdaleReformed Church. “rea Wine TOE, BT ‘Tus Cmrtape Comrany, 17 Moansy reper, New Yor, tiger A Chance For Everybody Te Get CLOTHING ~ CHEAP! You must Bear in mind tha We Are .Not Selling Cheap Clothing, Cheap, jbut Good and Fashionable Clothing Cheap. are NMMBER ONE. We carry only First-class\Goods, We dont ask you to take our word for it. t But wheneverjyou have alfew moments ta. $pare call i 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 Sold:at Gost. The old Reliable Clothing House has everything: masked sical in plain figures, To ba I Your Christmas ond New: Year Presents, LUETJE & BRAND, Broad Street;—above Pitte ‘st., . Offer to the public the Largest and: Most Beautiful Stock of . 6 Tuported: and Home-made sdeweley Ever brought to Nevada, County. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, CHAINS, LADIES’ SETS;° BRACELETS ' BREASTPINS, SHAWL PINS, RINGS, BANGLES, OHARMS, bea a tifully set in DIAMONDS, RMERALDS, RUBIES, TURQUOISE, GAR. NETS, AMETHYSTS, pico QUARP2 Add other preeibus stones. Sold Sitver Waren Latist § Lait Stylo: Just Reeve, Oa” We make HOME-MADE sawenur a eit wot Grat fine. '’ We will sel! dur beautiful stock CH THAN N ARY Prone IN THE STATE, » (MF This is the oaly place in Nevada City whee you'oan fet reliable Watehes, . ewalry, Sjottales, iy Clauses, Opera Glance, ti tire seing in our Store Udiatantes it 18+ OTRER { seized with a van wae sirock and killed, His amp, while betting, was as burned off and his nose Lied. i png emcee ewe ete ps le \urgeon who. ¢ im BAW On shought gd dead rv ‘after. two } xin of hid chest # pe Rect iin ia ti of the electri ¢ u inveried tree, as if eh alge fon was restored: . The never brainy aaa He lado inj iesed between the nape of the neck and ee a eur 10 heart,—Exchange. eae pHs bid { Leip a ohne « Pie aay Sacco overs ot skid wade to be noon 0s pouaille, Everything from a Pair of Socks to a: Suit ‘of . Clothes . Compare Our Stock: wand b z wa a Fi Rte! sae Tet ie : mise. che: soe ae a Pip 17 4 i rie hw 4 .