February 14, 1891 (4 pages)

ee The Dailu Transcript. aa SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1891 Ce, A Entrertatnment. Last night at Odd Fellows Hall, Co. A of Nevada Lodge, I. O. G. T., Captain Stella Beardsley, commanding, gave an entertainment and suppe.to Co, B. The entertainment consisted of sining, recitations and vocal music, inclading a» banjo. solo. by Al Koser of Sun Francisco. The supper was of the best and highly enjoyedby all. Special mention might be made of the seiting of the table, which was in the shape.of a crose (one of the _ emblems of the order) decorated with gree, vic. Thé attendance was larger than was expected not withstanding: the popular a'traction at the theater. The success of the entertainmert and supper was mainly due to the untiring efforts of Miss Stella Beardsley,* Captain of Co. A. After the supper dancing wasindulyed in. : ee as The Minstrels, Goodyear Elitch & Schilling’s Minstrels gave a creditable performance here last night to a very large audience._The stage mountings and _cos-. tumes were in, richness and beauty the nearest “approach -to those of Haverly’s Minstrels of any that have been-seen here -in-years. There is « first-class orchestra of moderate size, and the singing is reasonably good. The groupings and tumblings of the Leondor Brothers, the dancing of young Rastus, the shadowgraphs by Clivette and the vocal imitations by the Bentley Brothers were.ull notably good. Theonly feature that mars the symmetry. of an otherwise pleasing program is the act by ‘Mesers.-Symonds and Hughs, and that it should be ‘‘cut”’ was the general opinion of last night’s audietice. An Old-Timer. Phillip Wick, who died two weeks ago at ington Hill in this county, was a native of Hesse Nassaii; “Gormany. He was bornifthe year 1821. After serving his time as a soldier in the German Army he came to America. In company with brother Conrad he came to Dutch Flt in 1858. ‘heavy, —_ adi HRILLING EXPERIENCE. AT Remarkabie Statement of Perscnsl Dan: ger and Providential Escape. The following story—which is attracting wide oe from on be markable that we cannot excuse ouraives if we do not lay it before our readers, entire. 8 ‘ To the Editor Rochester (N. Y.)Democrat: Sm.—On the first day of June, 1881, I lay at. my residence in this city surrounded by my frisnds and waiting for death. Heaven vuniy knows the agony I then enduréd, for words can never describe it. “And ‘yet, if afew years previous any one had told me that I was to bé brought 80 low, and by so terrible a disease, I should ‘ave scoffed at the idea. I had always been uncommonly strong and healthy, and weighed over 200 pounds and hardly knew, in my own experience, what pain or sickness were. Very many people who will read this statement realize at times that they are wnusually tired and. cannot account forit. They feel dull pains in various of-the body and do not understand why. Or. they are exceedingly hungry one day andentirely without ape the next. This was jost the way I felt when the relentless malady which had fastened itself upon me first began. Still thought. thing of it; thar fags Be bad taken acold which would soon pass away. Shortly after this E-noticed a one side of my head, but as it would come one day and be gone the next, I paid and at times. neuralgic, pain in. . Te be Robbed of Health By a péstilential climate, by a vocation entailing constant exposure, physical overwork or sedentary dradgery at the deck, isa hard lot. Yet many persons criginally possessed of a fair cunetitution snffer thie deprivation before the meridian of lifeis paxel. To any and al! subject to conditions inimical to health,no purer -or more agreeable preservative of the greatest ~ofearthly blessings can be recommended than Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which inures~ the system to climatic chance, physical fatigue and mental’ exhausiiva. It eradieates dyapepsia, the bane of sodenta-y brain workers, preserves and restores regularity of the bowels and liver, when disordered from any cause, annibilates fever and ague and prevents it, checks the growth of a tendency to rheumatism and gout, aud neutralizes the danger to ‘be apprehended from causes productive of kidney, bladder and uterine ailments. To beconvinced of the truth of these statements, it is only neceseary to give this sterling preparation an impartial. trial. little attention to it. Then my stomach would get out of order and my food often failed to digest, causing at times great inconvenience, Yet, even_as_a_phvsician, I did not think that. these things meant anything serious. I fancied I was suffering from malaria-and doctored myself accordingly. ‘ -I next notice! a peculiar color and oaor about the fluids I was passing, aléo that there were large quantities one day and very little the next, and thata pe nt froth and scum appeared on the surface and a sediment: settled. And yet I did not realize‘my danger fr, in ‘eed, seeing these symptoms continually, i is) b came acécustu:ued to them, and wy suspicion was wholly disarmed by the fact that’l had no pain in the affected. organs or in their vicinity. Why I should have been so blind Feannot understand. I<consulted the best medical skill in the land. I visited all the famed mineral springs in America und traveled from Maine to California. Still I grew worse. No two physicians as to my malady. One said I was troubled with spinal irritation ;.another, dyspepgeneral debility; another, congestion o' the: base of the Brae: and so onthrough a long list of common diseases; the symptoms of many of which I chon had. In this way several years passed, during which time I waa steadily growing wore :. My condition had_really beThey worked at. Nary Ked> néar that townfor 12 years. They then sold out and moved to Remington. Hill shortly after. The two brother: worked a hydraulic mine until a tew years ago, « hen they were enjuined. They drifted the mine afterthat. “Mr. Wick «as.an. honest, industrious, upright-man-and was—bigbly respected come pitiab'e. The slight symptoms I had at first exper enc:d were developed into terrible and~-constant~ disorders. My weight-had been reduced from 207 to 130 pounds. ~ My life -was-a_burden to myself and friends. I could retain no food on my stomach, and lived wholly by injections, “I was a living mass of pain. My pulse. wae, uneentrollable. . In my ‘ony I frequently fell to the floor and ela ted the carpet, and prayed for déath. Morphine had little or no effect in deadening the pain, “For six “days But I got no bettersia; another, heart disease; anot pot tor. ~~. Brethern Church, Blue Mound, Kan., ‘says: ‘I feel it my daty to tell what wonders Dr. King’s New. Discovery has done forme. My lungs were badly diseased, and my parishioners thought I could live only afew weeks. Ttook five bottles. of Dr. King’s New Discovery and am sound and well, caininy 26% hs. in weight,” Arthur Love, slanager Love’s Funny Folks Combination writes: ‘After a thorough triak and convincing evidence, I am confident that Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption beats ’em all, and cures when everything elsefails. The greatest kindness I can do my many thousand friends is ourge them to try it.” Fre trial bottles at Carr Bros.’ Drugstore. Regniar sizes 50c. and $1, TWENTY YEAS? COUGHING. Cured With Dr. Rosankeo's Cough syrup. . Mrs. M. Pilcher, a most estimable lady, “bas been a resident of Springfield, Hl, for thirty years:---Her present residenceis at No. 1107. Last Capital Ave. In conversation with hor druggist, Mr. E. R.Bayler, of No. 699 Eleventh: 8t., she said:~ “I have been afflicted with Lung trouble for of the time. care ‘of the “best™ physicians “of this” No-cure-all or untriedremedy “will cure as does Simmons Liver Regula— a5 the past twenty years, coughing most™ Have: been under the ~ IsS-BECIN THE: NEW YEAR-20. With a firm resolve to do your trading where you ean getthe LATEST STYLE GOODS for the Tueast fonesn We ask’ you candidly if wé do not hold out that i ducement to, every purchaser\jof FURNISHING: GCODS. We do most assuredly, and we sincerely trust that your name will be added to our}growing list of new: and _well emt satisfied customers. Rev. F.M. Shrout, Pastor United . Odd Fellows’ Building. Broad Street. AS — ay, Te + First Consiromen DENTISTEHY-. ss DR. J. F. SHAW, No. 3 Commercial Stra d an office at the above cred to do all anne on Denange of all. ithin the rang ott Siuea, Having open pore gti de istry at price ull Taper and Lower Sets, $20 and $25, Extracting 50 cemts. Polishing Teeth, . ree ’ All kinds of Fillings at the lowest prices. Painless Extracting by Soporific and the Atomizing Process. Also the Latest Local Anesthetics used. Chloroform and Ether administered. Nevada City, Feb. 6th. r No. 1865, Application for Patent. . G K-OF THE APPLICATION OF OCKSON CALVERT” and “JAMES —HSHARP, of Nevada Mining District, vada : ali ited Rouse is hereby given, thatip pursuance of Chapter Six of Tithe Thirty-two of tne rE Jackson Calvert and James H, Shurp; the . in possession, hav ty cient wthe Work and Pay Placer Mine, and claiming the mineral lands, vein, Jode or mineral deposit, bearing gold, with su “4 face ground bereiuafter cescribed, lying: and being situated withiu the NeVida City or Nevada Mining District, Conrnty of Nevada and State o California, bave made upplication tothe United States fora Patent forthe said Mining Claim, which is more fully described as to metes and bounds by the officiai placaud by the fieldnotes of survey tnereut, now filed in the uo fice ot the Register of the District, of lind subject to sale at Sacramento, Cal., which field notes of survey descube the boundaries and exient of suid claim, with maynetie variation at First station 16° East, as ol lows, towit: Commencing at a Post marked W and P No, J; at the: Southwest corner vf claim whichis also Pust of Work and Pay mine No 1, at. Northeast ‘corner of Muy Flower Placer mine: lot No $2, and alsu corner to Sections 16; 17 20and, 21, ‘16 N K 9E,M D.Band M., from a which an oak tree § inches in diameter bears 8 8° W 6u links distant from location corner ; thence magnetic variation (course ist) 15° Kust un Section line between Sections. 16.and 7 N.1° .05 W 2 chains and 30 links, South Yuba Ditch vears 8 69EK. and N.6y9 W ut 4.75 chains, Ravine bears N6y° Wj’ at 9.45 chaius feuce sunning North and West ; at 10,06 chains black owk tree 2 feet in diameter; at 15.50 Chains fence 6 links ty bast; ut 18.97 cross fence bears W 55° Wand 05° bk 15 links to corner; at 19.40 Martin Ditch bearN 38° # and 8. 380 W;at 23.63 Chaius Little veer Creek bears-E und W; uf 24.8) Chutus mouth of tunnel bears » 8.40 chains dis tant; tunnel running N 27° Kast; at 29.90 road crosses N 45° W and $ 409 2059.08 feet, or 40,30 chuins to a Pos: marked W and Pb No, 2, which: is alsg the Quarter pbectio corner between Sections 16 and 17 Tp jo N KY K, Mb. Beand Mo and from whieh ab oak trée inches in diameter bears 5 09'4 © W_ 43 links distant and a pine tree 20inehe in diameter bears $ 2254 5 W 36 liuksis tant; thence deflecting U~ .05' leitueviaiiod of neadie v2.15’ Bust. (Course 2d) “N" 19 13’ W at 0.19S0uth Yuba Vitcn bears 5 83469 W;at-54) chains Murcbie Ditch bears bk and W at z0chams ur 1520 ieec to a Post marked W alia P NOY, Ol ire “West” re ot section 16, locationcorner from which u dead ouk $ buches tu diameter years Norta 40 links distant, and tue N W corner of decyon 16 Neds NTS Ss we20” cians distant ta ing the possesso7 ilWW¥éw Store! _ New, Goods THOMAS KIDD, erin bi 7 roceries ~ Provisions, Wines, Liquors, — Flour, Feed, Crain, &c. l buy for cash and eit at the lowest living prices. 1 My stock is. fresh and omplete. (O@F-1t wit) pay you to call and examine my stock. Goods delivered free of charge. + THOMAS KT2D, Commercial street, next Wadsworth’s old stand. door to A, R nil Kevised Statutes of the United stares, we . g, Wn, Durst, Prop. 4 AVING PURCHASED HIS WELLknown and popular Bakery, on H Comniercial Street, adjoining Transcript Block, , l-intend to keep on hand at all times the very bestof Wedding Cakes and Pastry reasonable terms. Allorders for anythitgin my line prompt ly attended to, By strict attentiou to business, giving the best satisfaction and selling at low rates, hope to ment:a liberal patronage, MARE fron Guarantéed pure, well made, andtw« and three years old. Fifty Cents a Galion. — 10 Bread, Piss. Cake, Etc. Made to order on short notice and on most The Best--Claret ‘Wine: 1,Grapes raised at my Nursery) DR. ABERNETHY'S an Elegent Substitute for Fesence or Extract of Ginger. Endorsed of Physicians, Dene. tists, Apothecaries and the Vubtic. ee listantaneous Relief in Caen ii ramps, Colic, Pains in the Stomach, Diarrhoea, Ete, Purchase only DR. ABERNETHY 'S, hav-e ing upon the label UTHER: MAN’e’G CO. san Francisco. JOS. N. QF Forsaieby al. Drugsust and Win Merchants. NATILNAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, RECTOR BROS,,; Proprietors. Seen ene seer . ot a Massive Fire-proof Structure, Free from the danger-of Fire-so prevalentin Large Hotels, os Headquarters of Oommercial Travelers and Tourists, Free 'Bus’to and from all Trains, Telegraph, Post Office and General Stage Office in the Building, The ‘Table Not xcelled by that Any Hotel in the Interior_of the State. Asa Health Resort Nevada City is not excelled anywhere on-the Coast; being in an invigoratitg and ‘health-siving climate at tn elevation of 2,500 feet above sea level. It issurrounded by delightiul mountain seeney has pure mouitain, water, and is free from fogsand malaria. Try it. Uooltring Sop JAMES KINKEAD GIVES NOTICE THAT’ he is always prepared—to do all kinds of Upholster ing on short notice, Spring Mattresses, Hair Mattresses, Feather Pilows, Moss Mattresses, Bed Lounxes, Single Lounges, ete., ete., made to order, FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF ALL KINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVER IN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER, Pianos,.Pictures-and Furniture. packby all who-kuew him. "He leaves a] og nights.[ had the death-premonitory ed for shippine a specialty. ebroitier, with whom he lived for over} hiccoughs constantly. My water was phan ; thirty yeurs filled with tube-casta and albumen. . tedicine for oy cose. witha any a was straggling with Bright's Digease of . benéity Tast winter Iwas recomthe kidneys in its last stages! » mended to try Dr. Bosanko’s Cough While suffering, thus, I received We! PeaRO, and: cam (Course 8d) ‘Thente detecting vl Sav right devintion ofmecdi@ 19 Lust 599 44 bh al 1¥.65 Chainp 12v6 feet to a, Post marked W and P No, 4trem which « cedar iree 5 inch O8in diameter Uears No2l= Bh uud 052) chs uistant, an vaktrees inches in diameter bears N 83° W 2% linker distant, (Course 4th) Thence deflecting 1° 4)’ .dff, deviuFrench Prunes for Stewing. Positively finerthan can be ptirehased-it the stores, They are tender, rich and per: foctiy cured. ly pounds. for #1: : FELIX GILLET, Barren Hill Nursery. Nevada City, Cal., Dec, 16, 1890, city, and have used all kinds of Piano Movine Promptly attended to and Carefully Performed. On the Edge ef Glory. ew Stationer ‘Tom Herzinger furmerly of this city, rere owe fwd ot ROU Y, Phaste that fm Ha RD . Ob county, had a narrow @8caps from iy BA interview, bu ing ‘‘blown up” last week. Hewas,. conversation Dr. For. detatioa ¥ ing Democrat, ccording’to the Redd eee orders for at Squaw creek delis buse, the ® contents e. Tom and pthrown in among powery horses and wagon, but ould have it, the powder go off,” and he escaped with y afew bruises, etc. It wasa close Death of Joseph Stell, Joseph Stoll, fer twenty years a resident and large property-holder ot Truckee, died at Sacramento Wednes, day. For many years be was proprietorof the St. Louis Brewery, anu was well known to all old cit'zen-. His body has been taken to Tiuckee for interment. He leaves three children, his wife having died a few year: ago. He was well advanced in years, and his strength seemed to give way all at onee, and death came without any particular cause. Well Rooted. Felix Gillet has presented the writ_er_with a seedling tree of the Texas Mammoth Pecan vdriety, and ‘tha: tree’shows the capubilities of Barren Hill Nuigery at this city. It is a seedling two years old, und is 714 feet long. The top proper is only 18 inches long, leaving a six-foot root. The long tap root is supplied with numerous little side-roots, which are the life of uli walnut trees. The pecan is a beautiful ornamental tree when of good size. — —~-—+ 0@e-o = Young Ladies lustitute Party, Early in the month of the coming May, the Young Ladies Institute o! this city will give their first annual hop. It will be held at Armory Hall, and as the members of the Iustituie are popular entertainers it will be sure toa tracta crowd, A Welcrme Storm. The. rainstorm which began last evening continued all night and most of to-day. The water was much needed in ‘all branches of industry, and especially by borticultarists and miners. Eas Motel Arrrivais. Nationa, Horst: Feb. 13, V. Fernbech, Boston Mine, John McBean, B-ltic Mine, 8. Crawford, Washington, H, J. Darling, Sacramento, M. Levy, San Francisco, EM, ‘Oruin, Yuba Citgy J. ~ Son 4 € ilwaukee, H. oats » Dutch Fiat, do , San Francisco, io G. John Nichole, WwW. W i J. “W. Thurman, W. C. Brown, do brig OES Thos. Barker, Sheridan, the ap warn thers from the dangerous which, Ionce walked, 1 am willi endure all professional and pe consequences, j the many remack Hike my Own which: Some ine gheehvati m. As a practicing ph’ ‘and a graduate of the schools, 1 the i of any medicine outside the regular channels being in the least beneficial. So solicitous, however, was Dr. Foote, that I finally promised ‘I would waive my prejudice. according to directions. sign for one in my debilitated condition. few days I noticed a decided change for the better, as also did my wife and friends. My hiccoughs ceased: and I experienced less pain than formerly. ‘I was 80 rejoiced,at this improved condition that, upon what I had believed but a few days before was my dying bed, I vowed, in the presence of my family and friends, should I recover, I would both publicly and puree make known this remedy for the good of humanity, wherever and whenever I had an opportunity, and this letter is in fulfillment of that vow. My improvement was constant from that time, and in less than three months I had gained twenty-six pounds in flesh, became entirely free from pain and I believe I owe my life and present condition ‘wholly to Warner's Safe Cure, the remedy which I used. Since my recovery I have thoroughly re-investigated the subject of Reanee difficulties and Bright’s disease, and the truths developed are astounding. I therefore state, deliberately,—and—as-a pepees, that I believe more than oneif the deaths which oceur in America are,caused by Bright's disease of the kidneys. This may sound like a rash statement, but I am prepared to fully verify it. Bright's disease has no-distinctive features of its own, (indeed, it often developes without any pain whatever in the kidneys or their vicinity) but bas the symptoms of-nearly every other comman complaint. Hundreds of people die daily whose burials are authorized by a physician’s certificate as occurring frou “‘Heait Disease,” “Apoplexy,” ‘‘Paralygis,’’ °‘Spinal Complaint,” “‘Rheuma tism,”’ ‘*Pneumonia,” and other common complaints, when in réality it is from Brigiit’s disease of the kidneys. Feu physicians, and fewer people, realize th. extent of this disease or its dangerou und insidious nature. It steals into th. systern like a thief, manifests its presence if at all by the commonest symptoms and fastens itself in the constitution before the victim is aware of it, It is neatly as hereditary «4 eonsuinption, quite as common and iuliy as fatal. Entire families, inheriting it from their ancestors, have died, and yet none of the number knew or realized the mysterious power which was removing them. Instead of conimon symptoms it often shows none whatever, but brings death suddenly, from convulsions, Psp or heart disease. As one wha has suffered, and knows by bitter experience what be says, I implore evetyone who reacis these words not to neglect the slightest symptoms of kidney difficulty, Noone can afford to hazard such chances, I make the foregoing statements based upon facts which I can substantiate to the lettér. The welfare of those who may possibly-be eutierers such as I was, is an ample inducement for: me. to take have, and if I can successfully a rsonal J.B.H -D. Rochester, N. Y. Den oe. er Schillings fest. " Goodyear Minstrel Co—22 people. Untried—a joy denicd. began its use on the first. day of June, 1881, and took it 5 At first it sickened me; but this I thought was a good I continued to take it; the sickening sentation departed and I was finally able . .to.retain food upon my stomach. Ina ‘and well. “4, woald-recom6 offering hamanity as the , medicine on earth for chronic re and consumption.” cents by Carr Bros. d at 50 Try “Lily White” flour and keep peace in your household. tf. Schilling’s Best, Buy, try—on them rely. No NEED to tuke those big cathartic pills. ‘Dr. J. H. McLean’s Little Liver and Kidney Pellets are more agreeable and effective. One dollar a year will cover your doctor’s bill if you take Simmons Liver Regulator. Sure to relieve. "There is no failure in Simmons Liver Regulator. Schil\ing*’s Best. Once bought—always sought. = ONE ENJOYS h the method aud results +) vup of Figs is taken; it is pleasé. al refreshing to the taste, and a: eutly yet promptly on the Kiduey: -iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys aim effectually, dispels colds, head ‘ches and fevers and cures habitua oustipation permanently. For sal: 'n 50c and $7 bottles by all druggists CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOVISVILLE, KY. WEW YORK, N.Y The Gelebratod Fre Varranted 66 to cure Migae is APHPGDITINE” Is8 ponwa ' POSITIVE GUARANTEE to cure any form Ofnervous discuse Orany isu er ot all a 2 the generaiiye or~ J anal gans of eitiers.< Amore whether ariain: Y 2 iy Mp: : fromtheexee. .o/ 7 PEFORE Upon Mileattlas: + APTER Pee ey hares hes ypiteobt Hin, oF throuxi yt i, over Indulgence, &¢ , such as Lun. of o ver, Wakefilness, Bearing dawn Palas hie ‘le Setninal Weakness, Hysteria “¢r;ous Pr “ton, Nocturnal Emissions, J+ earrhoea, J) ness, Weak pemory rans Of Poses and imp. “ney, which if neglected often Jea., to prema: ‘. age and insanity Price $'.0 a box, 6 boae or $5.00, Bent 4 a ou rerei):t of price’ A WRIT. ENG ARANTER is given fo very $5.00 order received, to refund the money ) + Permanent cure is not effected. We hav honsands of testimonials from old and youns 4 both sex wpoheve been permanently cure. uy the use of Aphroditine. 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Platted aad tion of ueedie 0+ 40’ Kast 9.94 Shaqtis 606 foot Pa apr rkedWand P No 5; from which bp sprade Bes avemches in diameter bears } 90 * Svatcerre cones ase of 10.00 Chains or 1298.6 teet tu astuke murked W and P Nu 6 from which’ olde stake —ivcution eornei bears N 48° EB. 1.dochains distuncta pine tree sinchesin diamever ‘bears N 589 bh 0.387 cus d.s.ant; ihe qu urter section corneron Nuitu side oi secuon 16 L1ON KY KE ot Bang bears N.1> 02’ W.y.8 chains distant, Post marked No. Zat outheast corner of Muichie Piace miue Lot 42 bears N 25° 10° bh 11 .chwl 6 distunt. (Course 6th). thence deflecting 87° 42’ right, ou hastiine of the N W }4 Of pectivn 16,19 52’ kK. at 130M cos 873.0s1¢et to Post murked W and P nU7, ou the Nocth ne Of Wovayilige quartz duine, wot 78, from which a pine tree 10 inches in diameter beaig N 23!49 LW 2 links Uistalt (Couise 7th) ‘hence deflecting 87° © 20’ sight, alony North dine of Woudville quuriz mine, Lov7s, course by Woodville survey, 3820 47’ W Variation 189 30’ & 01 chas 7.9 Leet toa Postmurked Wand. No. 8, a North west curuer of Lot No. 70 from wich iP an tree WM inchesia diameter pears N 3 W 0.25 chains distant, (Course -8ti ) inence deflecting.62° 83 ieft, on west tine of Wyodville quartz mine Lut78 Course by Woodville survey » su® 14” W variation 18° 80’ E atoud road bearim, N Wand 8 hy, af 9.60 Chuing Murcuic Viteh beurs KB auu W, utls.67 Chains or 12%0.06 feet to a— Post murked Wand f AvY, fun whica W Qa NO o al Syulhwest corner vf Woodvilic Quartz mine bewiso 2o~ W 4.16 Ghalns un taut wud Post H,N W corner at tue N W cuoruggof Hurmouy quartz mine beurs 429 o.23 Chie Uiblunt, (¢ Gurse Yih) dbence deflecting 61 ~ 68’ sight, 5 sy LB) W vl Buuto lue of ne N Wb, uf Section lo lo Post maracd Wand P NO lv irom whit. . DiuGk Ouk tive 10 lucues iu diameier veuis 78° 2o' ss O83 ChB UisiHut (COUurse 10u) thence detlectug 16° 42’ right, N Td 1b Won Nomd dmeofUuiou quarts mine; ut 0$2'chains Murcuie Ditch Cross bk uuu W; a'S.76 Chs disiauce 075.2 eel tog Post murk ea Wand ¥ No.1) from which un onk tree 2 inchesin diameter beavis 508° K 41 lina, Ulsiant, (Course Lith) isheuce ucilecuiuy, v9 left; 516° 35' W ou West line of U ion Quart2 wlue; ot4.00 Chuiug samurchie Ditch Oeure N 64> Wo aud ps b4 bj ut 1U42 chai 5 Buuth Yubse Diteu veas a 602 Ww aLUS bo #, at 6.12 Couluw road beats NFS Wats 70.1, wt 17,74 Cuuiuys rosu bears N 602 Ww anu o6US BK. ab 18.43 Chains West vage of via Shall; al 20 47 Buafl beaIs West 2 Luks Up taut; wt 24,03 Chu.Ns ruud beans. bo ON 40° W.5 wt 42.72 Chaise ur Lov leet to a Post marked W aud Piso .t trom Which au wiues tree ¢ lunches 10 dja.cter bears 7sW io inks dibtant. (Course 1ztu.)Luence de flecting yoo leit, 8.78220 Kon south line o1 VBLoD quarts miine; at 8.25 Chains 4135.4 LUet tua@ } ObUmuraned W aud P Ano 43, (rom Widen 4 spruce ices 1UChes 1 dinmecler Dears iv 069% ° W Liv Chains distant. (Course dBun). thence deflecting 1685 zo’ rigt, on tue Suuth line uj tue w W dg oitne wy . ul dection 16, wb?.70 Chaias Little Deer Cree bears Ww Wands wv? bustsut $9 cue vr 200 tvet lo & Post Marked W aud P Odd from which wwadrven leeds incues in us ameter Dears N 4° HK 43 tinks Uisiuni, (Course 14). Thence deflecting yi © do’ rete Ou the castdine ul Wie ot cues W “ul we 5 W44 Of dectiuon 16) at 0.97 Chaius Matin ditcu bears \ 802 W anu » yur Kw; al b.ou chains South Yuba d.teh bears 5622 W anu NO2 oh, frum woicu a yellow Plue tree 12 inches in diamete: beats 042°; 1.15 links distunt. (Course 15).° Thence deflectuny Yi~ ISfrigut West 10 Chas ur Gov feeb by Placeof beginuing and Coubalaiug 186,74 acres oi laud, ; y tue suid cluim Comprising the South 1 of the N by ind Of tue a, WW. 44 Lue W i WW l4otthe o W l-d4and porucus 1-2 of the N W id andthe N W i-4 uf Lhe « W 1-4 cf section it 4plo Nava, Mw vp» uid My wajutuig Claas Ol Lhe Woudyilie we spon aun {1ues OL tue nasi, uuu e uy DluWer Fliacer 2 Ou 3 west unstut w? MLE Ou Lhe duu ‘1uesaia Mining Claim being of recor: the vilice oi tue wecoider uf Nev aia cue Miuiny Claims, in book 47, Pago Wy du the * . ’ e County and puite ‘or Ctiilvruia aloresnia @ud being buunded as fuliuows, touwit: Ou the easterly side by the Weodvilie and Unjum quart Miiues and yucaut daus, ana r “ , * udjuluing Lhe Muay riower Piacer Miue ou the Bouts Weal, Lue suid Gratis buitig uesig: po Lot Ny, win tue oftivias survey Aud any and all Versely the mining y any porta i) a b-2 01 tue vi Lue « persons Claiming adruuud or Premiubes, o1 pa evi BU described, sur veyed, ‘bpplted lor, are Lereby notitic that unless their adverse claims ibs dusy filed as Serording ta law, wud thy OS uludubs thereyuder, Withitt the ume prescrip WILL LUC Kexaser tune Unitca ud office at oucrameutu, in tue ptute Of Unlifuruia, they wil ve barred, in Virtue of the provisions of said ola ule, EB. W. KUBLKTd, Kexister, It is hereby ordered, that the fo: Notice of pplication for Pate n) “4 ed tor the period Of pixty Gaya in the Neva a Duily Treewerint aduily hewepaper pu lished ut Agvaua UC ty, Nevada County, Cul voruld, hereby designated us the DeWaspu per published nearest tue above deseribeu prem isés,. W. ROBERTS, Rexiste 9, 1, Caldwell, Attorney tor Ag ae Aetna The first publica ion of made-on the 12th day of Fe going tbe pubssia this notice was bruary, 1891, ob oO J Allsat the Lowest Living Rates \ that we now carry the NEW MODEL Wheeler = & Wilko Sewing Machine. oe The N ew No. 9i8 as near perfectior asp any Sewing Machine can be made, anc besides itis geld ata marvelously low figure Will send cireulars and prices te any ad dress. : F. C. LUETJE, {3-1m NEVADA CITY. Dr. A. BARKAN, Specialist for Diseasesof the EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT, Has retiirned from Kuropa, and resumed the-practice of his profession. Office, 14 Gronte Avenue, trancisco, San National Meat Marke OPPOSI!'& ‘ITIZENS BANK. Propriety 0. J. NAFFZIGtR. . EEF, PU K, MUTT GES, Ee UTTON, VEA«, SAUFA HAMS, BACON etail, And all kinds of Meats usually found in irst-class Market, » Meats delivered € ee of charge. re C J, NAFFZIGER, AND LARD,wholesale or Notice to Delinquent Qo-owners. O DANIEL HOLMAN, JABPER JE >BON and Kk. D. Sherwoox PSON ; 1,¢0O-owne i H., Colton, P, Brigham, Chas, leue B Rode 's. Aléxander Roach, J. 8 umbeck, Geort® sherwood and M as) Potornon ia ine tice she Mintiuy Com par ,’* Ts cs veut iuine Bioomteld Pow ip 2V county, Cala, Notice is h abe ctvan han the co-owuers lust above iamed have paid for toe following nameu person’ whe failed and refuged to pay for themselves towit; For baufsl Holman the am of One hundred anu seve uty nine ($179 00) Dollurs Kor Juspur Jepson thesum of thirty eight doliargand Hity cents ($35.60) ond for BE.» sherweoa the Umi Of thirty fiy¢ dollars and or Cents ($39.50,) Thateach and all ofthe Suid amounts have been paid by the Buldco Oweberk, more thau one year bef conmmencement of this proceeding euch ut tbe selugueut co-owners, towit: Date ii Holman, Jasper Jepson a. « D, Soerwo 4 co-owners in the said wus are bh areby holed, unless-exeh pay tier® pes aati proportion as hereis set out of the temande due" siid _s0-owatrs,—te-N, Bh: Par azett, sec’y of the Bald Co, of the town of North Hloomneld, Nevada county, within ri mouths f om the first day of pub ication it ee ueties, <— Who has failed to ay iti @saldtime, thetr in ere Said mine shall be forivived, and thant jo Come the property of the said ev owners @ paid the afore” pps said mine, Who hay Said ainounts for the aforesaid wl mare parte wre mane Be pS ye ¥ « Baid a uthe followiug interest 1 theca ete Paniol Holman oue halt of One share, i, . Sherwood one balf ufone share abper epson one quarterofone share, ' N. bb, PARAZETT CHAS, HEGARTY, ; DER RO Mads Pe tERSUNS BECK + BHIGH . wm: 8 rRUM SKOKGE SHERW H. bi, GuLtue ig F Co-ownerain said mire, E BEG TO INFORM THE PUBLIC fore they FOR CASH, Thankful for past patronage,'T_respectfu ly solicita continuance in the future, COMMEROIAL STREET Second door from the Great American Vea Store, . j Main st. Nevada City, ) ; Are the/Leading Nevaida'Oounty Dealers in ‘. FURNITURE, BEDS, Beading, House Furnishing Goods, Etc. Carpets, Linoleum, Matting,'Oil Cloths. WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES Handsome Pa lorBete, Elegant Bedroom Sets, Lounges, Sofas, Tables, Chairs, Bureaus. ; _ MF Upholstering and Carpet Laying done in a first-class manner. &@Picture Frames made to order. Talmage's Life of Christ naw READY, From Manger to ‘Throne, By the World’s Greatest, Pulpit Sovereign, dev. T. De Witt Talmage, D. D. (neluding a History of P youn of his journey to, through and :rom te Christ-land, Mlustrated with more than 400 Superb engravings, scene: in the Holy _— “ grees world-famous painti ays ¥ulleries in the world ee He. oes from 8% 00 +e 8300 pet month can be ea-ily made on co: buy liberal salary, et anae eee AGENTS WANTED, . , Teachers, Students, Mini and ladies ‘in every town, yay os give exclusive control aud territory. Act now Birt at bowie ot & Je all tai en up, fe for and site for aa wil particulars, ~ Pacific Publhing Co., 1296 . ; alestine and ac-arket treet, San Francigco., Sey NEVADA dew Dancing Academy, At Oda Pei@we Hail, : John Michell. 73. Proprietor, ANCING ScHooL D ery Satur ay Sroutie es CHILDREN's ¢ Pees od was Feb. 9th, 1891,“ : W. D, Long, attorney, » my ternoonatvoretoc ee Very Satu rday Ab a

ee The Dailu Transcript. aa SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1891 Ce, A Entrertatnment. Last night at Odd Fellows Hall, Co. A of Nevada Lodge, I. O. G. T., Captain Stella Beardsley, commanding, gave an entertainment and suppe.to Co, B. The entertainment consisted of sining, recitations and vocal music, inclading a» banjo. solo. by Al Koser of Sun Francisco. The supper was of the best and highly enjoyedby all. Special mention might be made of the seiting of the table, which was in the shape.of a crose (one of the _ emblems of the order) decorated with gree, vic. Thé attendance was larger than was expected not withstanding: the popular a'traction at the theater. The success of the entertainmert and supper was mainly due to the untiring efforts of Miss Stella Beardsley,* Captain of Co. A. After the supper dancing wasindulyed in. : ee as The Minstrels, Goodyear Elitch & Schilling’s Minstrels gave a creditable performance here last night to a very large audience._The stage mountings and _cos-. tumes were in, richness and beauty the nearest “approach -to those of Haverly’s Minstrels of any that have been-seen here -in-years. There is « first-class orchestra of moderate size, and the singing is reasonably good. The groupings and tumblings of the Leondor Brothers, the dancing of young Rastus, the shadowgraphs by Clivette and the vocal imitations by the Bentley Brothers were.ull notably good. Theonly feature that mars the symmetry. of an otherwise pleasing program is the act by ‘Mesers.-Symonds and Hughs, and that it should be ‘‘cut”’ was the general opinion of last night’s audietice. An Old-Timer. Phillip Wick, who died two weeks ago at ington Hill in this county, was a native of Hesse Nassaii; “Gormany. He was bornifthe year 1821. After serving his time as a soldier in the German Army he came to America. In company with brother Conrad he came to Dutch Flt in 1858. ‘heavy, —_ adi HRILLING EXPERIENCE. AT Remarkabie Statement of Perscnsl Dan: ger and Providential Escape. The following story—which is attracting wide oe from on be markable that we cannot excuse ouraives if we do not lay it before our readers, entire. 8 ‘ To the Editor Rochester (N. Y.)Democrat: Sm.—On the first day of June, 1881, I lay at. my residence in this city surrounded by my frisnds and waiting for death. Heaven vuniy knows the agony I then enduréd, for words can never describe it. “And ‘yet, if afew years previous any one had told me that I was to bé brought 80 low, and by so terrible a disease, I should ‘ave scoffed at the idea. I had always been uncommonly strong and healthy, and weighed over 200 pounds and hardly knew, in my own experience, what pain or sickness were. Very many people who will read this statement realize at times that they are wnusually tired and. cannot account forit. They feel dull pains in various of-the body and do not understand why. Or. they are exceedingly hungry one day andentirely without ape the next. This was jost the way I felt when the relentless malady which had fastened itself upon me first began. Still thought. thing of it; thar fags Be bad taken acold which would soon pass away. Shortly after this E-noticed a one side of my head, but as it would come one day and be gone the next, I paid and at times. neuralgic, pain in. . Te be Robbed of Health By a péstilential climate, by a vocation entailing constant exposure, physical overwork or sedentary dradgery at the deck, isa hard lot. Yet many persons criginally possessed of a fair cunetitution snffer thie deprivation before the meridian of lifeis paxel. To any and al! subject to conditions inimical to health,no purer -or more agreeable preservative of the greatest ~ofearthly blessings can be recommended than Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which inures~ the system to climatic chance, physical fatigue and mental’ exhausiiva. It eradieates dyapepsia, the bane of sodenta-y brain workers, preserves and restores regularity of the bowels and liver, when disordered from any cause, annibilates fever and ague and prevents it, checks the growth of a tendency to rheumatism and gout, aud neutralizes the danger to ‘be apprehended from causes productive of kidney, bladder and uterine ailments. To beconvinced of the truth of these statements, it is only neceseary to give this sterling preparation an impartial. trial. little attention to it. Then my stomach would get out of order and my food often failed to digest, causing at times great inconvenience, Yet, even_as_a_phvsician, I did not think that. these things meant anything serious. I fancied I was suffering from malaria-and doctored myself accordingly. ‘ -I next notice! a peculiar color and oaor about the fluids I was passing, aléo that there were large quantities one day and very little the next, and thata pe nt froth and scum appeared on the surface and a sediment: settled. And yet I did not realize‘my danger fr, in ‘eed, seeing these symptoms continually, i is) b came acécustu:ued to them, and wy suspicion was wholly disarmed by the fact that’l had no pain in the affected. organs or in their vicinity. Why I should have been so blind Feannot understand. I<consulted the best medical skill in the land. I visited all the famed mineral springs in America und traveled from Maine to California. Still I grew worse. No two physicians as to my malady. One said I was troubled with spinal irritation ;.another, dyspepgeneral debility; another, congestion o' the: base of the Brae: and so onthrough a long list of common diseases; the symptoms of many of which I chon had. In this way several years passed, during which time I waa steadily growing wore :. My condition had_really beThey worked at. Nary Ked> néar that townfor 12 years. They then sold out and moved to Remington. Hill shortly after. The two brother: worked a hydraulic mine until a tew years ago, « hen they were enjuined. They drifted the mine afterthat. “Mr. Wick «as.an. honest, industrious, upright-man-and was—bigbly respected come pitiab'e. The slight symptoms I had at first exper enc:d were developed into terrible and~-constant~ disorders. My weight-had been reduced from 207 to 130 pounds. ~ My life -was-a_burden to myself and friends. I could retain no food on my stomach, and lived wholly by injections, “I was a living mass of pain. My pulse. wae, uneentrollable. . In my ‘ony I frequently fell to the floor and ela ted the carpet, and prayed for déath. Morphine had little or no effect in deadening the pain, “For six “days But I got no bettersia; another, heart disease; anot pot tor. ~~. Brethern Church, Blue Mound, Kan., ‘says: ‘I feel it my daty to tell what wonders Dr. King’s New. Discovery has done forme. My lungs were badly diseased, and my parishioners thought I could live only afew weeks. Ttook five bottles. of Dr. King’s New Discovery and am sound and well, caininy 26% hs. in weight,” Arthur Love, slanager Love’s Funny Folks Combination writes: ‘After a thorough triak and convincing evidence, I am confident that Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption beats ’em all, and cures when everything elsefails. The greatest kindness I can do my many thousand friends is ourge them to try it.” Fre trial bottles at Carr Bros.’ Drugstore. Regniar sizes 50c. and $1, TWENTY YEAS? COUGHING. Cured With Dr. Rosankeo's Cough syrup. . Mrs. M. Pilcher, a most estimable lady, “bas been a resident of Springfield, Hl, for thirty years:---Her present residenceis at No. 1107. Last Capital Ave. In conversation with hor druggist, Mr. E. R.Bayler, of No. 699 Eleventh: 8t., she said:~ “I have been afflicted with Lung trouble for of the time. care ‘of the “best™ physicians “of this” No-cure-all or untriedremedy “will cure as does Simmons Liver Regula— a5 the past twenty years, coughing most™ Have: been under the ~ IsS-BECIN THE: NEW YEAR-20. With a firm resolve to do your trading where you ean getthe LATEST STYLE GOODS for the Tueast fonesn We ask’ you candidly if wé do not hold out that i ducement to, every purchaser\jof FURNISHING: GCODS. We do most assuredly, and we sincerely trust that your name will be added to our}growing list of new: and _well emt satisfied customers. Rev. F.M. Shrout, Pastor United . Odd Fellows’ Building. Broad Street. AS — ay, Te + First Consiromen DENTISTEHY-. ss DR. J. F. SHAW, No. 3 Commercial Stra d an office at the above cred to do all anne on Denange of all. ithin the rang ott Siuea, Having open pore gti de istry at price ull Taper and Lower Sets, $20 and $25, Extracting 50 cemts. Polishing Teeth, . ree ’ All kinds of Fillings at the lowest prices. Painless Extracting by Soporific and the Atomizing Process. Also the Latest Local Anesthetics used. Chloroform and Ether administered. Nevada City, Feb. 6th. r No. 1865, Application for Patent. . G K-OF THE APPLICATION OF OCKSON CALVERT” and “JAMES —HSHARP, of Nevada Mining District, vada : ali ited Rouse is hereby given, thatip pursuance of Chapter Six of Tithe Thirty-two of tne rE Jackson Calvert and James H, Shurp; the . in possession, hav ty cient wthe Work and Pay Placer Mine, and claiming the mineral lands, vein, Jode or mineral deposit, bearing gold, with su “4 face ground bereiuafter cescribed, lying: and being situated withiu the NeVida City or Nevada Mining District, Conrnty of Nevada and State o California, bave made upplication tothe United States fora Patent forthe said Mining Claim, which is more fully described as to metes and bounds by the officiai placaud by the fieldnotes of survey tnereut, now filed in the uo fice ot the Register of the District, of lind subject to sale at Sacramento, Cal., which field notes of survey descube the boundaries and exient of suid claim, with maynetie variation at First station 16° East, as ol lows, towit: Commencing at a Post marked W and P No, J; at the: Southwest corner vf claim whichis also Pust of Work and Pay mine No 1, at. Northeast ‘corner of Muy Flower Placer mine: lot No $2, and alsu corner to Sections 16; 17 20and, 21, ‘16 N K 9E,M D.Band M., from a which an oak tree § inches in diameter bears 8 8° W 6u links distant from location corner ; thence magnetic variation (course ist) 15° Kust un Section line between Sections. 16.and 7 N.1° .05 W 2 chains and 30 links, South Yuba Ditch vears 8 69EK. and N.6y9 W ut 4.75 chains, Ravine bears N6y° Wj’ at 9.45 chaius feuce sunning North and West ; at 10,06 chains black owk tree 2 feet in diameter; at 15.50 Chains fence 6 links ty bast; ut 18.97 cross fence bears W 55° Wand 05° bk 15 links to corner; at 19.40 Martin Ditch bearN 38° # and 8. 380 W;at 23.63 Chaius Little veer Creek bears-E und W; uf 24.8) Chutus mouth of tunnel bears » 8.40 chains dis tant; tunnel running N 27° Kast; at 29.90 road crosses N 45° W and $ 409 2059.08 feet, or 40,30 chuins to a Pos: marked W and Pb No, 2, which: is alsg the Quarter pbectio corner between Sections 16 and 17 Tp jo N KY K, Mb. Beand Mo and from whieh ab oak trée inches in diameter bears 5 09'4 © W_ 43 links distant and a pine tree 20inehe in diameter bears $ 2254 5 W 36 liuksis tant; thence deflecting U~ .05' leitueviaiiod of neadie v2.15’ Bust. (Course 2d) “N" 19 13’ W at 0.19S0uth Yuba Vitcn bears 5 83469 W;at-54) chains Murcbie Ditch bears bk and W at z0chams ur 1520 ieec to a Post marked W alia P NOY, Ol ire “West” re ot section 16, locationcorner from which u dead ouk $ buches tu diameter years Norta 40 links distant, and tue N W corner of decyon 16 Neds NTS Ss we20” cians distant ta ing the possesso7 ilWW¥éw Store! _ New, Goods THOMAS KIDD, erin bi 7 roceries ~ Provisions, Wines, Liquors, — Flour, Feed, Crain, &c. l buy for cash and eit at the lowest living prices. 1 My stock is. fresh and omplete. (O@F-1t wit) pay you to call and examine my stock. Goods delivered free of charge. + THOMAS KT2D, Commercial street, next Wadsworth’s old stand. door to A, R nil Kevised Statutes of the United stares, we . g, Wn, Durst, Prop. 4 AVING PURCHASED HIS WELLknown and popular Bakery, on H Comniercial Street, adjoining Transcript Block, , l-intend to keep on hand at all times the very bestof Wedding Cakes and Pastry reasonable terms. Allorders for anythitgin my line prompt ly attended to, By strict attentiou to business, giving the best satisfaction and selling at low rates, hope to ment:a liberal patronage, MARE fron Guarantéed pure, well made, andtw« and three years old. Fifty Cents a Galion. — 10 Bread, Piss. Cake, Etc. Made to order on short notice and on most The Best--Claret ‘Wine: 1,Grapes raised at my Nursery) DR. ABERNETHY'S an Elegent Substitute for Fesence or Extract of Ginger. Endorsed of Physicians, Dene. tists, Apothecaries and the Vubtic. ee listantaneous Relief in Caen ii ramps, Colic, Pains in the Stomach, Diarrhoea, Ete, Purchase only DR. ABERNETHY 'S, hav-e ing upon the label UTHER: MAN’e’G CO. san Francisco. JOS. N. QF Forsaieby al. Drugsust and Win Merchants. NATILNAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, RECTOR BROS,,; Proprietors. Seen ene seer . ot a Massive Fire-proof Structure, Free from the danger-of Fire-so prevalentin Large Hotels, os Headquarters of Oommercial Travelers and Tourists, Free 'Bus’to and from all Trains, Telegraph, Post Office and General Stage Office in the Building, The ‘Table Not xcelled by that Any Hotel in the Interior_of the State. Asa Health Resort Nevada City is not excelled anywhere on-the Coast; being in an invigoratitg and ‘health-siving climate at tn elevation of 2,500 feet above sea level. It issurrounded by delightiul mountain seeney has pure mouitain, water, and is free from fogsand malaria. Try it. Uooltring Sop JAMES KINKEAD GIVES NOTICE THAT’ he is always prepared—to do all kinds of Upholster ing on short notice, Spring Mattresses, Hair Mattresses, Feather Pilows, Moss Mattresses, Bed Lounxes, Single Lounges, ete., ete., made to order, FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF ALL KINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVER IN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER, Pianos,.Pictures-and Furniture. packby all who-kuew him. "He leaves a] og nights.[ had the death-premonitory ed for shippine a specialty. ebroitier, with whom he lived for over} hiccoughs constantly. My water was phan ; thirty yeurs filled with tube-casta and albumen. . tedicine for oy cose. witha any a was straggling with Bright's Digease of . benéity Tast winter Iwas recomthe kidneys in its last stages! » mended to try Dr. Bosanko’s Cough While suffering, thus, I received We! PeaRO, and: cam (Course 8d) ‘Thente detecting vl Sav right devintion ofmecdi@ 19 Lust 599 44 bh al 1¥.65 Chainp 12v6 feet to a, Post marked W and P No, 4trem which « cedar iree 5 inch O8in diameter Uears No2l= Bh uud 052) chs uistant, an vaktrees inches in diameter bears N 83° W 2% linker distant, (Course 4th) Thence deflecting 1° 4)’ .dff, deviuFrench Prunes for Stewing. Positively finerthan can be ptirehased-it the stores, They are tender, rich and per: foctiy cured. ly pounds. for #1: : FELIX GILLET, Barren Hill Nursery. Nevada City, Cal., Dec, 16, 1890, city, and have used all kinds of Piano Movine Promptly attended to and Carefully Performed. On the Edge ef Glory. ew Stationer ‘Tom Herzinger furmerly of this city, rere owe fwd ot ROU Y, Phaste that fm Ha RD . Ob county, had a narrow @8caps from iy BA interview, bu ing ‘‘blown up” last week. Hewas,. conversation Dr. For. detatioa ¥ ing Democrat, ccording’to the Redd eee orders for at Squaw creek delis buse, the ® contents e. Tom and pthrown in among powery horses and wagon, but ould have it, the powder go off,” and he escaped with y afew bruises, etc. It wasa close Death of Joseph Stell, Joseph Stoll, fer twenty years a resident and large property-holder ot Truckee, died at Sacramento Wednes, day. For many years be was proprietorof the St. Louis Brewery, anu was well known to all old cit'zen-. His body has been taken to Tiuckee for interment. He leaves three children, his wife having died a few year: ago. He was well advanced in years, and his strength seemed to give way all at onee, and death came without any particular cause. Well Rooted. Felix Gillet has presented the writ_er_with a seedling tree of the Texas Mammoth Pecan vdriety, and ‘tha: tree’shows the capubilities of Barren Hill Nuigery at this city. It is a seedling two years old, und is 714 feet long. The top proper is only 18 inches long, leaving a six-foot root. The long tap root is supplied with numerous little side-roots, which are the life of uli walnut trees. The pecan is a beautiful ornamental tree when of good size. — —~-—+ 0@e-o = Young Ladies lustitute Party, Early in the month of the coming May, the Young Ladies Institute o! this city will give their first annual hop. It will be held at Armory Hall, and as the members of the Iustituie are popular entertainers it will be sure toa tracta crowd, A Welcrme Storm. The. rainstorm which began last evening continued all night and most of to-day. The water was much needed in ‘all branches of industry, and especially by borticultarists and miners. Eas Motel Arrrivais. Nationa, Horst: Feb. 13, V. Fernbech, Boston Mine, John McBean, B-ltic Mine, 8. Crawford, Washington, H, J. Darling, Sacramento, M. Levy, San Francisco, EM, ‘Oruin, Yuba Citgy J. ~ Son 4 € ilwaukee, H. oats » Dutch Fiat, do , San Francisco, io G. John Nichole, WwW. W i J. “W. Thurman, W. C. Brown, do brig OES Thos. Barker, Sheridan, the ap warn thers from the dangerous which, Ionce walked, 1 am willi endure all professional and pe consequences, j the many remack

Hike my Own which: Some ine gheehvati m. As a practicing ph’ ‘and a graduate of the schools, 1 the i of any medicine outside the regular channels being in the least beneficial. So solicitous, however, was Dr. Foote, that I finally promised ‘I would waive my prejudice. according to directions. sign for one in my debilitated condition. few days I noticed a decided change for the better, as also did my wife and friends. My hiccoughs ceased: and I experienced less pain than formerly. ‘I was 80 rejoiced,at this improved condition that, upon what I had believed but a few days before was my dying bed, I vowed, in the presence of my family and friends, should I recover, I would both publicly and puree make known this remedy for the good of humanity, wherever and whenever I had an opportunity, and this letter is in fulfillment of that vow. My improvement was constant from that time, and in less than three months I had gained twenty-six pounds in flesh, became entirely free from pain and I believe I owe my life and present condition ‘wholly to Warner's Safe Cure, the remedy which I used. Since my recovery I have thoroughly re-investigated the subject of Reanee difficulties and Bright’s disease, and the truths developed are astounding. I therefore state, deliberately,—and—as-a pepees, that I believe more than oneif the deaths which oceur in America are,caused by Bright's disease of the kidneys. This may sound like a rash statement, but I am prepared to fully verify it. Bright's disease has no-distinctive features of its own, (indeed, it often developes without any pain whatever in the kidneys or their vicinity) but bas the symptoms of-nearly every other comman complaint. Hundreds of people die daily whose burials are authorized by a physician’s certificate as occurring frou “‘Heait Disease,” “Apoplexy,” ‘‘Paralygis,’’ °‘Spinal Complaint,” “‘Rheuma tism,”’ ‘*Pneumonia,” and other common complaints, when in réality it is from Brigiit’s disease of the kidneys. Feu physicians, and fewer people, realize th. extent of this disease or its dangerou und insidious nature. It steals into th. systern like a thief, manifests its presence if at all by the commonest symptoms and fastens itself in the constitution before the victim is aware of it, It is neatly as hereditary «4 eonsuinption, quite as common and iuliy as fatal. Entire families, inheriting it from their ancestors, have died, and yet none of the number knew or realized the mysterious power which was removing them. Instead of conimon symptoms it often shows none whatever, but brings death suddenly, from convulsions, Psp or heart disease. As one wha has suffered, and knows by bitter experience what be says, I implore evetyone who reacis these words not to neglect the slightest symptoms of kidney difficulty, Noone can afford to hazard such chances, I make the foregoing statements based upon facts which I can substantiate to the lettér. The welfare of those who may possibly-be eutierers such as I was, is an ample inducement for: me. to take have, and if I can successfully a rsonal J.B.H -D. Rochester, N. Y. Den oe. er Schillings fest. " Goodyear Minstrel Co—22 people. Untried—a joy denicd. began its use on the first. day of June, 1881, and took it 5 At first it sickened me; but this I thought was a good I continued to take it; the sickening sentation departed and I was finally able . .to.retain food upon my stomach. Ina ‘and well. “4, woald-recom6 offering hamanity as the , medicine on earth for chronic re and consumption.” cents by Carr Bros. d at 50 Try “Lily White” flour and keep peace in your household. tf. Schilling’s Best, Buy, try—on them rely. No NEED to tuke those big cathartic pills. ‘Dr. J. H. McLean’s Little Liver and Kidney Pellets are more agreeable and effective. One dollar a year will cover your doctor’s bill if you take Simmons Liver Regulator. Sure to relieve. "There is no failure in Simmons Liver Regulator. Schil\ing*’s Best. Once bought—always sought. = ONE ENJOYS h the method aud results +) vup of Figs is taken; it is pleasé. al refreshing to the taste, and a: eutly yet promptly on the Kiduey: -iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys aim effectually, dispels colds, head ‘ches and fevers and cures habitua oustipation permanently. For sal: 'n 50c and $7 bottles by all druggists CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOVISVILLE, KY. WEW YORK, N.Y The Gelebratod Fre Varranted 66 to cure Migae is APHPGDITINE” Is8 ponwa ' POSITIVE GUARANTEE to cure any form Ofnervous discuse Orany isu er ot all a 2 the generaiiye or~ J anal gans of eitiers.< Amore whether ariain: Y 2 iy Mp: : fromtheexee. .o/ 7 PEFORE Upon Mileattlas: + APTER Pee ey hares hes ypiteobt Hin, oF throuxi yt i, over Indulgence, &¢ , such as Lun. of o ver, Wakefilness, Bearing dawn Palas hie ‘le Setninal Weakness, Hysteria “¢r;ous Pr “ton, Nocturnal Emissions, J+ earrhoea, J) ness, Weak pemory rans Of Poses and imp. “ney, which if neglected often Jea., to prema: ‘. age and insanity Price $'.0 a box, 6 boae or $5.00, Bent 4 a ou rerei):t of price’ A WRIT. ENG ARANTER is given fo very $5.00 order received, to refund the money ) + Permanent cure is not effected. We hav honsands of testimonials from old and youns 4 both sex wpoheve been permanently cure. uy the use of Aphroditine. Circular free, THE RO ME [ ARE ae DICINE Co. ranc } 108 Stevenson , Ban Prieci. fas FOR SALE_BY i Nevada C a W D. VINTON: L ARRIVED) . W, 0, VINTON Odd Fellows Block Broad Stregt . T 4, CAR Carr Bros.. PROPRIEIOKS OF THE PALACE :: DRUG Oor. Pine and Commercia: J E, CARR, STORE. Neveda Oieyg ERP-CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LARG THING USUALLY FOUND IN A E AND COMEJE) ss ory OV FUR Pirst-clase Drur &icr-., Ke PAINTS OILS. VARNISHES. ET; SOHOGL BUUKS. , @LANK Booays, WISOELLANKOUS HOOKS PERIODICALS, PROTO aaant wean Agents for the Sani francinoo Examiner. — "i by or _-—— FIBLO, GCARDENSND FLOWEN seeB ae é Read JISC, Nevada City. g rd a The Finest Brands of Cigars in b v _. Platted aad tion of ueedie 0+ 40’ Kast 9.94 Shaqtis 606 foot Pa apr rkedWand P No 5; from which bp sprade Bes avemches in diameter bears } 90 * Svatcerre cones ase of 10.00 Chains or 1298.6 teet tu astuke murked W and P Nu 6 from which’ olde stake —ivcution eornei bears N 48° EB. 1.dochains distuncta pine tree sinchesin diamever ‘bears N 589 bh 0.387 cus d.s.ant; ihe qu urter section corneron Nuitu side oi secuon 16 L1ON KY KE ot Bang bears N.1> 02’ W.y.8 chains distant, Post marked No. Zat outheast corner of Muichie Piace miue Lot 42 bears N 25° 10° bh 11 .chwl 6 distunt. (Course 6th). thence deflecting 87° 42’ right, ou hastiine of the N W }4 Of pectivn 16,19 52’ kK. at 130M cos 873.0s1¢et to Post murked W and P nU7, ou the Nocth ne Of Wovayilige quartz duine, wot 78, from which a pine tree 10 inches in diameter beaig N 23!49 LW 2 links Uistalt (Couise 7th) ‘hence deflecting 87° © 20’ sight, alony North dine of Woudville quuriz mine, Lov7s, course by Woodville survey, 3820 47’ W Variation 189 30’ & 01 chas 7.9 Leet toa Postmurked Wand. No. 8, a North west curuer of Lot No. 70 from wich iP an tree WM inchesia diameter pears N 3 W 0.25 chains distant, (Course -8ti ) inence deflecting.62° 83 ieft, on west tine of Wyodville quartz mine Lut78 Course by Woodville survey » su® 14” W variation 18° 80’ E atoud road bearim, N Wand 8 hy, af 9.60 Chuing Murcuic Viteh beurs KB auu W, utls.67 Chains or 12%0.06 feet to a— Post murked Wand f AvY, fun whica W Qa NO o al Syulhwest corner vf Woodvilic Quartz mine bewiso 2o~ W 4.16 Ghalns un taut wud Post H,N W corner at tue N W cuoruggof Hurmouy quartz mine beurs 429 o.23 Chie Uiblunt, (¢ Gurse Yih) dbence deflecting 61 ~ 68’ sight, 5 sy LB) W vl Buuto lue of ne N Wb, uf Section lo lo Post maracd Wand P NO lv irom whit. . DiuGk Ouk tive 10 lucues iu diameier veuis 78° 2o' ss O83 ChB UisiHut (COUurse 10u) thence detlectug 16° 42’ right, N Td 1b Won Nomd dmeofUuiou quarts mine; ut 0$2'chains Murcuie Ditch Cross bk uuu W; a'S.76 Chs disiauce 075.2 eel tog Post murk ea Wand ¥ No.1) from which un onk tree 2 inchesin diameter beavis 508° K 41 lina, Ulsiant, (Course Lith) isheuce ucilecuiuy, v9 left; 516° 35' W ou West line of U ion Quart2 wlue; ot4.00 Chuiug samurchie Ditch Oeure N 64> Wo aud ps b4 bj ut 1U42 chai 5 Buuth Yubse Diteu veas a 602 Ww aLUS bo #, at 6.12 Couluw road beats NFS Wats 70.1, wt 17,74 Cuuiuys rosu bears N 602 Ww anu o6US BK. ab 18.43 Chains West vage of via Shall; al 20 47 Buafl beaIs West 2 Luks Up taut; wt 24,03 Chu.Ns ruud beans. bo ON 40° W.5 wt 42.72 Chaise ur Lov leet to a Post marked W aud Piso .t trom Which au wiues tree ¢ lunches 10 dja.cter bears 7sW io inks dibtant. (Course 1ztu.)Luence de flecting yoo leit, 8.78220 Kon south line o1 VBLoD quarts miine; at 8.25 Chains 4135.4 LUet tua@ } ObUmuraned W aud P Ano 43, (rom Widen 4 spruce ices 1UChes 1 dinmecler Dears iv 069% ° W Liv Chains distant. (Course dBun). thence deflecting 1685 zo’ rigt, on tue Suuth line uj tue w W dg oitne wy . ul dection 16, wb?.70 Chaias Little Deer Cree bears Ww Wands wv? bustsut $9 cue vr 200 tvet lo & Post Marked W aud P Odd from which wwadrven leeds incues in us ameter Dears N 4° HK 43 tinks Uisiuni, (Course 14). Thence deflecting yi © do’ rete Ou the castdine ul Wie ot cues W “ul we 5 W44 Of dectiuon 16) at 0.97 Chaius Matin ditcu bears \ 802 W anu » yur Kw; al b.ou chains South Yuba d.teh bears 5622 W anu NO2 oh, frum woicu a yellow Plue tree 12 inches in diamete: beats 042°; 1.15 links distunt. (Course 15).° Thence deflectuny Yi~ ISfrigut West 10 Chas ur Gov feeb by Placeof beginuing and Coubalaiug 186,74 acres oi laud, ; y tue suid cluim Comprising the South 1 of the N by ind Of tue a, WW. 44 Lue W i WW l4otthe o W l-d4and porucus 1-2 of the N W id andthe N W i-4 uf Lhe « W 1-4 cf section it 4plo Nava, Mw vp» uid My wajutuig Claas Ol Lhe Woudyilie we spon aun {1ues OL tue nasi, uuu e uy DluWer Fliacer 2 Ou 3 west unstut w? MLE Ou Lhe duu ‘1uesaia Mining Claim being of recor: the vilice oi tue wecoider uf Nev aia cue Miuiny Claims, in book 47, Pago Wy du the * . ’ e County and puite ‘or Ctiilvruia aloresnia @ud being buunded as fuliuows, touwit: Ou the easterly side by the Weodvilie and Unjum quart Miiues and yucaut daus, ana r “ , * udjuluing Lhe Muay riower Piacer Miue ou the Bouts Weal, Lue suid Gratis buitig uesig: po Lot Ny, win tue oftivias survey Aud any and all Versely the mining y any porta i) a b-2 01 tue vi Lue « persons Claiming adruuud or Premiubes, o1 pa evi BU described, sur veyed, ‘bpplted lor, are Lereby notitic that unless their adverse claims ibs dusy filed as Serording ta law, wud thy OS uludubs thereyuder, Withitt the ume prescrip WILL LUC Kexaser tune Unitca ud office at oucrameutu, in tue ptute Of Unlifuruia, they wil ve barred, in Virtue of the provisions of said ola ule, EB. W. KUBLKTd, Kexister, It is hereby ordered, that the fo: Notice of pplication for Pate n) “4 ed tor the period Of pixty Gaya in the Neva a Duily Treewerint aduily hewepaper pu lished ut Agvaua UC ty, Nevada County, Cul voruld, hereby designated us the DeWaspu per published nearest tue above deseribeu prem isés,. W. ROBERTS, Rexiste 9, 1, Caldwell, Attorney tor Ag ae Aetna The first publica ion of made-on the 12th day of Fe going tbe pubssia this notice was bruary, 1891, ob oO J Allsat the Lowest Living Rates \ that we now carry the NEW MODEL Wheeler = & Wilko Sewing Machine. oe The N ew No. 9i8 as near perfectior asp any Sewing Machine can be made, anc besides itis geld ata marvelously low figure Will send cireulars and prices te any ad dress. : F. C. LUETJE, {3-1m NEVADA CITY. Dr. A. BARKAN, Specialist for Diseasesof the EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT, Has retiirned from Kuropa, and resumed the-practice of his profession. Office, 14 Gronte Avenue, trancisco, San National Meat Marke OPPOSI!'& ‘ITIZENS BANK. Propriety 0. J. NAFFZIGtR. . EEF, PU K, MUTT GES, Ee UTTON, VEA«, SAUFA HAMS, BACON etail, And all kinds of Meats usually found in irst-class Market, » Meats delivered € ee of charge. re C J, NAFFZIGER, AND LARD,wholesale or Notice to Delinquent Qo-owners. O DANIEL HOLMAN, JABPER JE >BON and Kk. D. Sherwoox PSON ; 1,¢0O-owne i H., Colton, P, Brigham, Chas, leue B Rode 's. Aléxander Roach, J. 8 umbeck, Geort® sherwood and M as) Potornon ia ine tice she Mintiuy Com par ,’* Ts cs veut iuine Bioomteld Pow ip 2V county, Cala, Notice is h abe ctvan han the co-owuers lust above iamed have paid for toe following nameu person’ whe failed and refuged to pay for themselves towit; For baufsl Holman the am of One hundred anu seve uty nine ($179 00) Dollurs Kor Juspur Jepson thesum of thirty eight doliargand Hity cents ($35.60) ond for BE.» sherweoa the Umi Of thirty fiy¢ dollars and or Cents ($39.50,) Thateach and all ofthe Suid amounts have been paid by the Buldco Oweberk, more thau one year bef conmmencement of this proceeding euch ut tbe selugueut co-owners, towit: Date ii Holman, Jasper Jepson a. « D, Soerwo 4 co-owners in the said wus are bh areby holed, unless-exeh pay tier® pes aati proportion as hereis set out of the temande due" siid _s0-owatrs,—te-N, Bh: Par azett, sec’y of the Bald Co, of the town of North Hloomneld, Nevada county, within ri mouths f om the first day of pub ication it ee ueties, <— Who has failed to ay iti @saldtime, thetr in ere Said mine shall be forivived, and thant jo Come the property of the said ev owners @ paid the afore” pps said mine, Who hay Said ainounts for the aforesaid wl mare parte wre mane Be pS ye ¥ « Baid a uthe followiug interest 1 theca ete Paniol Holman oue halt of One share, i, . Sherwood one balf ufone share abper epson one quarterofone share, ' N. bb, PARAZETT CHAS, HEGARTY, ; DER RO Mads Pe tERSUNS BECK + BHIGH . wm: 8 rRUM SKOKGE SHERW H. bi, GuLtue ig F Co-ownerain said mire, E BEG TO INFORM THE PUBLIC fore they FOR CASH, Thankful for past patronage,'T_respectfu ly solicita continuance in the future, COMMEROIAL STREET Second door from the Great American Vea Store, . j Main st. Nevada City, ) ; Are the/Leading Nevaida'Oounty Dealers in ‘. FURNITURE, BEDS, Beading, House Furnishing Goods, Etc. Carpets, Linoleum, Matting,'Oil Cloths. WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES Handsome Pa lorBete, Elegant Bedroom Sets, Lounges, Sofas, Tables, Chairs, Bureaus. ; _ MF Upholstering and Carpet Laying done in a first-class manner. &@Picture Frames made to order. Talmage's Life of Christ naw READY, From Manger to ‘Throne, By the World’s Greatest, Pulpit Sovereign, dev. T. De Witt Talmage, D. D. (neluding a History of P youn of his journey to, through and :rom te Christ-land, Mlustrated with more than 400 Superb engravings, scene: in the Holy _— “ grees world-famous painti ays ¥ulleries in the world ee He. oes from 8% 00 +e 8300 pet month can be ea-ily made on co: buy liberal salary, et anae eee AGENTS WANTED, . , Teachers, Students, Mini and ladies ‘in every town, yay os give exclusive control aud territory. Act now Birt at bowie ot & Je all tai en up, fe for and site for aa wil particulars, ~ Pacific Publhing Co., 1296 . ; alestine and ac-arket treet, San Francigco., Sey NEVADA dew Dancing Academy, At Oda Pei@we Hail, : John Michell.. 73.. Proprietor, ANCING ScHooL D ery Satur ay Sroutie es CHILDREN's ¢ Pees od was Feb. 9th, 1891,“ : W. D, Long, attorney, » my ternoonatvoretoc ee Very Satu rday Ab a