February 25, 1890 (4 pages)

RSS o merce She Daily Transcript. ee as “ee CIRCULATES IR . Mevade Gras Valley, Rotigh & Ready, Seah camo, id, Moore's Bo ‘Sleracet Rove county! also ia and Sierra at —— oe A ope’ s ee rom nega to ban Dingo. from ‘TUBSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1890. HERE AND THERE. “Peis ames etn _ . The'Young Ladies Institute meets Tuesday evening. . 45 °° Tne sale of property for delinquent State and county taxes is in, progress. Ted telegrah wire Downteville an Saterhay "The-Nevada City snowshoe . club went to the Wyoming mine Sunday afternoon. Pine:wood is selling at this ‘city for $8 acord and. but ¢ trifle of it is brought in at that-price, -. § s: The men working on the Cascade ditch expectéd Monday to~get the water through it by that night. ~ =< The official Nevada City Society Directory will hereafter be found on the first page of the-Transcrirt. = The public schools of this city atili rentaintlosed on account of the weather. Comparatively few of the payils * would attend now: The only excitement at this city Saturday afternoon was that oceasioned_by the burning ont of a chimney at Fred Searls’ house. ‘ Hour drammers who have been snowbound: here for several days hired @ liveryman to take them to Marysville Monday, paying bi:n $6 apiece. Postmaster Clarke hag telegraphed tothe powers that be to have the Nevada City mail sent in by way of Marysville till the railroad blockade ia at : The following is not generally known to be one, of the postal lawa; “All letters addreesed to girls under eightteen, and to boys under twenty-one es of parents or guardians.” a Property owners along the business streets ara talking about cuntribnting to afund with which to buy lumber avd construct V fiumes for the purpose of removing the snow that is piled Up in front of their buildings. =. PERSONAL MENTION, . power of 8,000,000: Thus the total Secial amd Other Netes Abdent People O14 and Young. Jas. A. Stidger of San Juan is in town. ~ Miss Sadie O’Donnell has recovered from her recent illness. Harry Lawrence arrived Saturday — the IXL mine above WashingJustice of the Peace Soward of Dobbins Ranch, Yuba county, father to Superior Judge Soward of Sierra counBierra City “was repaired) ‘. hundred dollars. I ought'to say two 4 Lively Woman Who Would Not : Buried in the Mad. & woman as she O! the dgent.” bs ae eee ® “When Exsaw. Sri at Rochester t a “No, mum.” Sen ee ye, OE Tolar women if you think you tan! lafiiages—damages, _ sir! hear?” “Ido,mum.” ~. = < “I put my damages at fifteen dollars. That i¢ for the trunk alone Ihe damage to’my feelij 1_ put at one F t aundred and fifty dollars, but-T’ll-let-it z0 at one hundred dollars’: Who shal l seeP”’ ‘‘Phe president; mumh. Come in ‘at four-o’ clock.” “Verywell, I'll be hier. “Tf you see aim tell him-im coming. Tell him 1 lon’t want 10 “nor’ands about it, out cash down.?* 2.) “~~ . “Yes, mum.” ~~ SS ‘And if he tries to dodge me Tl sue for a thousand dollars and have my husband come on here and lick the whole caravan! “Some folks can. be walked on and buried in the mud, but Cm not one of the sort. Just: leave that trunk where it is until I call, and you merition to the president that a woman who is no spring pullet will be hero at four o'clock to. get damages or pull hair.”"—Detroit Free Press, What Steam Has Done. “ Avery interesting calculation has recently heen made by the ‘Statistical Bureau in Berlin: Four-fifths of the power machinés at present in activity in the ‘World have been erected during the past twenty-five years: The coun~tty -which — possesses ‘the highest amount of horse power is the United States, with 7,500,000 horse’ power; follow England, with 7,000,000; Germany, with 4,500,000; France, with 3,000,000, and Austro-Hungary, with 1,50,0000. These figures do not inelude locomotives, of which. there are 105,000 at work, with a total horse herse power in the world is 46,000,000, A steam ‘thorse power'’ is equivalent to three actual horses’ strength, and each living horse -represents — the strength of seven men. Thus the total horse power of the entire worid represents the work of §1,000,000,000 men, or more than twice the total working population of the -earth. Steam has thus tripled the entire human work power of the earth. — London Tablet. : : Lucky He Saw the Snake. “I quit drinking liquof suddenly,” said ty, died last week,E. G. Waite, formerly a resident of this city where he was engaged in the newspaper business, at one time an editorial writer on the Sacramento Union, and more recently Naval Officer of the port of San Francisco, har been appointed Register of the Land Office at San Francisco. He will dieCharge the duties of the. position in un able and honest manner. ’ New. Advertisements. Mrs. Lester & Crawford, the proSressive lady merchant of this city, do not propose to let the extraordinary weather of thie altogether unprecedented winter interfere in the slightest degree with the customary rush and activity at their store down on Main street, -Just now they are kept busy supplying the demand for woolen foods which they have marked down to half the usual! prices, They ‘have an immense stock of the same, and will have no trouble in clearing it out as all weather-sharps agree that the storm isnot yet nearly done. James Cairns, the Broad gtree’ barnessmaker and dealer, is not daunted in the slightest by the bottomlees snows and howling blasts. He keeps moving right slong -in « business-like way, giving satisfaction to all bis numerous patrons,. His advertise: t gineer in charge.” His son followed quietment in another column sets forth ly at some distince and added to his father’s with particularity what he has to sell and the basis on which he prosecutes trade. : Firemen’s Ball. The Firémen’s Ball at Grass Valley Friday evening fully came up to expectations of all in attendance and enovment. Th+ Nevada City Fire DePartment was well represented. The music by Goyne’s orchestra was equal to any ever heard in the county. S omenmmetstmaneenearese Tax world-wide reputation of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is the natural result of its Surpessing value as a blood medicine. Nothing, in the whole pharmacopceia, effects more astonishing results, in ~-. looked like a little crocodile and was exgeuticman in the Fifth Avenue Hotel recently. “I was traveling in Maine and drinking a great deal all summer, until several times I had been on the verge of tremens. One Saturday evening I reached Boston, on my way west, and before retiring I went down into the basement of the Parker House and calied tor a glass of gin. The bar-keeper handed me the bottle, and while I was pouring out my drink he placed a smuli glass of water on the counter. He madesome remark to me at the same time, which caused me to raise my eyes and look at him; and when I picked up my glass, there was alittle snake in the gin. It ceedingly active. Idropped the glass and rushed upstairs, sent for a doctor, and have never touched liquor since. The bar-keeper afterwards assured me that the reptile was in the water which he had placed before me and not in the gin, but the explanation came several days later, when I had sworn off forever. However. I shall always believe that Ihad the gin in my hand and not the water when I saw the snake in it.” He Loved a Joke. While Jefferson Davis was Secretary of War a huge engineering enterprise was commenced ; that is, the construction of the conduit which brought water from Great Falis, twenty miles distance, into the city of Washington. Secretary Davis placed General M. C. Meigs in charge of the work, and, it is needless to say, that it was well performed. General Meigs had a son Montgomery, who lost his tife during the civil war. He wasa veritable wag and wit, alWays playing some practical joke. Well, when the conduit was com leted, and before the water was turned on, General Meigs made a tour along the great pipe and wrote upon its walls, just above the waterline, at long intervals: “M. C. Meigs, eninscription: “Ana his son Monty.” The conduit was recently examined, and there were the words, just as written by poor Monty about thirty years ago. ; ee! We are in danger of ruining our promising plans, in themselves very good, by the ‘habit of putting off uli to-morrow what may be done to-day. “That letter may be answered to-morrow; that request of my friend may ‘be attended to to-morrow, and he will be for the yielding to one such temptation is the signal for the yielding up the whole citadel tothe enemy. “That note and that valuable fact may be recorded in my common-place book tomorrow.’’ True, but every such inscrofula; rheumatism, general debility, and allforms of blood disease, than this remedy. Ivy you want a . fine turn-out ge to He Lane’s liv pe Reg ws < Way do you endure the agony of Dyspepsia? Simmons Liver Regulator will always cure you. Fer Rent. The residence next to Methodist Church is offered for rent. Apply to Frank Aumer. ee : tt _A MEDICINE endorsed and used by bysicians and druggiste—Simm ons ee dulgence is a heavy loss to you. Every hour shouid be perseveringly filled up. But this is not all. It igs not sufficient bx: up without any pic:.-N. Y. Ledger. ‘ (oreaieonamcenencancceecamaeaal Crour, wieorine CoucH and Beonchites immediately relieved ~ by Shiloh’s Cure, Sold by Carr Bros, Tax San Francisco Evening Post is the leading evening paper of San Francisce. tf Newsrares, advertising, rightly stack to, solidly backed up, eneuras business succes.—Ayer’s ‘Newspaper . PROBABLY DODGED HER “ 5 a “Look at that, will you?” exclaimed in the ‘baggage-room of the Third the wrong I want Do you It Pays to Be Methodical. . > no loser.” T ue, but you a © the loser; . Deavens whoare many yédre_ behind the spiriz of the age sometimes xdvance the absurd argument that by not advertising they save thut expense to their customers, and perhaps make some of their customers believe it 3 yet w ‘it is remembered thag in eve: 18 ‘new trunk and allright Look at it . $2009 year for advertising (which is a ae oe ae ? reasonably large-sum in the smaller: m a-looking, mum. . towns and cities), a dédler can sell} © { rind api cpa Ms aoe $500 or $1000 more, it is a good invest-}__ ‘lid coi’ ne eee ery F ment ; and if he adverti<ég with judg«I see, mum.” eS ment, he will increasé his sales large= “De'you gtk int ampdiare f ly over these figures. ° = she exclaimed, ele her voice un: PEE © til the echoes peeled? slivers off the ; He, Plowel Metdes iz! sth rafters. “Do you think” dan -pasa . Headaches -and Fevers, to cleansze thet Sunk ovenyp at “hous paying . the system effectually, yet gently, damages” neh FN, ~ \s. when costive or bilious, or when the blood is impure or sluggish, to per manently cure habitual constipation, to‘awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy activity, without. irritating or weakening. them, use Syrfip of Figs. Feb. 10th—9t. Shileh’s Consumption Cure. ever sold.-A few doses invariably cure the worst cases of Cough, Croup snd Bronchitia, while its wonderful snewithout a parallel iri :the history. of medicine. Sinee its first d'scovery it has been sold on.a guarantee,.a test which no other medicine céan stand. If you have a Cough we earnestly ask you to t-~ it! Price 10 cents, 50 cents and $1 00. If your lungs are sore, chest.or back lame, use Shiloh’s Porous Pl Sold. by. Carr. Bros, Women troubled~with headache,will find Simmons Liver Regulator relieves and cures, ae My own family medicine—Simmons . Liver Regutator:—Rev. Jas. M: Rol: lins, Fairfield, Va. The Finest Pictures. Mathieu Shramm, the photographer and portrait painter, will muke ithe finest pictures at resonable pices at his reconstructed Broad street gallery. tf Gh, Whata Cough. Wil: you heed the warning? The signal perhaps of the sure approach of that more terrible disease, Consumytion. Ask yonrselyes if you can afford for the sake of saving 50 cents, to run know from experience that Cure will Care your Coagh. fails. Thisexplains why wore than year. It relieves Diep and Whooping Cough at once. others, do not ‘@ without it. For Lame Buck, Side Ches', use Sh.loh’s Porous Plaster. sold by Carr Bros. ———_—_— ___,___] Motel Arrivais, —* Nationau Excuayge, Feb. 23. J.C. Mulliyan, Colusa: Samuel Anderson, San Francisco, T. C, McGugin, Bloomfield, Geo. W. Terhune, Cooper’s Mill.C€, Organ, Grass Valley. M. D. Culkina, Fish Farm. J. M. Davis, Champion Mine. L. Peiser, San: francisco. 3 Saningham, come Ranch. MLA: Baa Gold fe Fred Best, Gold Run. John Langdon, Railroad Blockade. Wm. Eddy, San Francisco. W. W. Van Eman, Snow Belt. W. W. Carter, San Francisco, W. P. Keeney, Virginia. Nevada City, 40. Advertised Letters. The following is-a list of letters reaining in the Postoffice at Nevad« “ity, California. for the week ending Feb. 22d, 1890. Any one calling wv these letters will please ack for advertised letters: Debelleville Maxime Duson Frank Hooper A. B. Hooper Mrs. W. H. Jones Florence Ordis Adelanda Cavin R. Ciarx, P. M. Sufferers Cd oo Stomach and Liver derangements~-Dyspepsia, Biliousness, SickHeadache, and Constipation—find a safe is and certain relief in Ayer’s Pills. In all cases where a cathartic is needed, Dr.T. E. Hastings, of Baltimore, says: ‘*Ayer's Piils are the best cathartic and rient within the h of my profes4 » sion.” : Dr. John W. Brown, of Oceana, W. Va., writes ; ‘I have prescribed Ayer’s Pills in be . practice, and find them excellent. urge their. general use in families.” “For a number of yehrs I was afflicted with bilions which almost ores my health.’ I tried various re but nothing afforded me aa ae unti I po, to take Ayer's ."—G,' 8. Wanderlich, Scranton, Pa. . “TT have used Ayer’s Pills for the past thirt years, and am satisfied I should ot are Atego J 3 it nad pes Seen them. ou me 8 a Shon all other remedies failed, and thelr occasional use has kept me in a healthy Saien ever since.”—T. P, Brown, Ch , Pa. ‘ z ~* Having’ been subject, for years, to ls to take for your motto, with. the imgonetiparicn,, without boing able to 9 find Household Furniture, wrortal G otius, “Hora ruit,’’ but Jet . much re 74 last tried Ayer’s Pills, 5 it be fil e@ up according to bume plan. pBarr aah Pigg begs Loma] stig ee Miners Tools, : « dev fi-ed np accordin to a pre--{ efit from their use. For over. two years Curios. : . ohis worth more 1! on no weelr . Past I have taken one of these Pills : every night before retiring. I would not willfoghy be without tlem.”—G. W. Bowman, 26 East Main st., Carlisle, Pa. ‘*Ayer's Pilla have been used in my femily, ; of twenty years, and e am that is claimed fo . In attacks of piles, ok pons I suffered ne ps years, the or. me greater relief t an. med. fits Tever fied—Thomas ¥. Adams, ‘Holly Springs, Texas. > ; ea Ayer’s Pills a romptly and faithfully do all wort Br. J.C, Ayer_& Co., Lowell, Mass. . This is beyond question the most] successful Congh Mediciné we have cess in the cure of Consumption is)! the risk and do nothing for it. We. Shiloh’s’}. @MY TERMS ARE CASH “8a es te a ce LADIES? & MISSES : ag cae gee from the Odd Tp 4 H. C. MELL, CARRIAGE WOODWORKER AND General Wagonmaker. having arranged with me tc con’ Wood Working Department in connection with their Wagon Making Kstablishment, I will do everything in that line the Lowest Prices. desire to have it understood that FOR ALL WORK DUNE. trons of m e debts of Good . shop do tot have to pay for ad ones. H.C MELL, Broad Street, Nevada City, Italian. you CAN BY THREE MONTHS STUDY master eitherof these languages suffi. eiently for every day conversstion, by br Richard 8. Rosenthal’s CK LE BRATED MEISTERSCHAFT SYSTEM. Price of 15 hooks, $5.00 for each language, ‘nelu ding answers to questicna. Send for Circulars, containing terms and testimonials to Prof, Chas. H. Sykes, PRINCIPAL, MEISTERSCHAFT SCHOOL. ~ OF LANGUAGES, 129 O'Farrell Street, . BAN FRANCISCO, DEALER IN OF ALL KINDS, Such as Exc., Etc} *leaning and Laying of Carpets And Other General Work Done.to Order. City Bill Poster. ‘My prices aré rensui. ble, Give mé a gall Leave orders at my Store ae NE Union St. Cit ‘Hotel Building, . . oe ae 4 Showing its finaneial ‘condition on the THE FIRM OF DENNY & HITCHINGS I In the Most Excellent Manner and at} Inte Spauish, French, Germaa, CHARLES ADOLPH. eas ‘alm: Second Hand: Goods. . « BOOTS, shh e fee teas S 3 z ? country. promptly filled, Bama ding, Broad. St., SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT sr OF THE— CITIZENS BANK With its Agency at Grass Valley, morning of January ist, 1890. —= => RESOURCES, Cash on hand. .. $ 24,811.15 Checksandcashitems. 7,445.43 Due from banks. . 998.41 Gold bullion ss. 9,019.86 tems forcollection 810.12 Interest-bearing bonds. 24, 00.00 County warrants .. 3,301 85 Loans on real estate. 37,275.00 Leans on bonds storks. . . 6,155.58 Léans on other securities 7,670.61 Loans on personal seenrity -72,511,82 Furniture and fixtures. 3,916.92 Bank premises a 000.00 Rea) estate taken for F + dedt. .. : ---» 14,889.28 Tom: $211,885.51 $211,686.51 ; LIABILITIES. Paid up capital... $ 30,000.00 Reserve fund. .. 10,000.00 Undivided profits +--+» 18,218.16 Due depositors . . . 147,619.88 ue“anks . .:.%. 92 Unpaid dividends.. 469,60 Tey re $211,885.51 $211,895.51 Total STaTE ¢F CALIFORNI4, County OF NEVADA We, the undersigned. do splemaiy swear that we each havé a Personst knowledge of the ‘matters contain in the bre eaten repent. and that the same isa true and correct report of the financial condition of the Citizens Bank, including its agency at Grass Valley, on the moining of January Ist, 1890, according to the best of our knowledge and thelief, and that the assets there named are all in the custody of the Gitizens Bank and ite proper officers and corre: sponden Wwe futhermore solemnly swear that the paid-s capital stoek of the Citizens-Bank's Thi oC vy 4 Rollers. . Kaid : vetnetion, as appears in the fo: ug report. J ere E.M. PRESTON, President. D. E. MORGAN, Asst. Cashier. ubscribed and sworn before me, & Motery s Public inand forthe County of Nev ' State of California, this eleventh dey o January, A. D. 1 FRED SEARLS, Notary Public Pa'mer & Rey..2. «. New York G. P. Rowell & Co.. .-New York BS Re ae ae Aye N. Ww, Aree, & Co. Palmer & Rey. . . . H. Bates & Co. auchy & Co:. iNiams & Co. “ae L. P. FISHER Ve wepaper Advertising Ageney. . ADVERTISE r do's cele . pe _ GOLD SEAL, (Craék Proof) ~~~__ STOUT’S PATENT, (Snag Proof.) BOYS’, RUBBER. cS -Men’s Rubber Overs. avy “ Self-acting Adaskas, “< Snow Excluders) FINE RUBBER BOOTS A Specialtv. + Weisenburger Bros. ee Our amsareashP Nevada City SCHOUL. Books. ‘BLANK BOOKS, : a . MISCELLANEOUS WOORS; He gece : & PERIODICALS, re “hee iil lon) de! Plaza Grnery: and ‘Food : Siord . Groceries; Provisions, Canned Goods, Flour: Butter, _ ' Onions, Potatoes, Hams, Bacon, Lard, . Cigars and Tobacco, ,Hay,. Grain, Feed, Etc . Garden and Field Seeds ot all kinds. . 1668 the Lawest ciate Goods delivered Free of Charge. ori . Weiseubutger Bros,=. 8. CARR Carr Bros. Nevada City \ : Cer. Pine and Commercia: . G4 CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LARGE AND COMPLETE 8STOUK OF EVER . THING USJALLY FOUND IN A PAINTS OILS. VARNISHES ETC = aa Weraeks Agents for the San Francisce Examfher, iy ViELD, GARDENAND FLOWER SEED The Finest Brands. of Cigars in Nevada City _ Preacriptions accura*ely and carefully cotapounded by careful ana competen Dri» Two Fine Ranches, well improved, with bearing Orchards, e depot. Both have good houses, barns, fine fruit,and ev ery advantage. for a desirable home. : Special] Bargains in Lands. . $0 2.000--320 acres, three miles from Grass Valley; good house and barn; acres cleared ~ NOW FOR BUSINESS, PALACE :: DRUG :: STORE,. ; GIVES NOTICE THAT he is rae prepared to do all kin er UP olster-. ing on ga notice. rae Bpria resses, Hair Mai we Feather PilBoth places are within. two miles ¢f the Narrow Gaug-. ; good orchard in bearinu; a large, never-failing supply of free water ; all implements, tools, etc., with pleter? : @ Supply New York Bakery. a os —=5 = IN@’ PURCHASED ‘Tms° wr) Bee and popular Bakery of G Was Durst, on; wie ae OOMMEROIAL STREET, I intend to keep on hand at all times a good variety of :ei : ‘ pbiietaadee . wedi, eee 1 T) Wedding Cakes. zy t {And Pastry Made to order on short notice and on mos reasonableterms, _. } All order for anything inmy line promp ly attended to, © saute , By, strict attention to business, givin hope to merit a liberal patronage. ; W, KELLER. Home Mutual Insurance Co. oe 316 Sansome st., San Francisee Fire Insurance Only . F. HovenroN, Ufeeident,+e J. 1. N. BHEPARD, Vice President, teh ¢ tary 800 00n s.H. STory, Secre: H, Ma@Ivt. Genera) Agen Risks ae tea on all — DE cenatle property coun’ Y as low assolvency and a fair proat wil) admit of, guarsoot S prompt and liberal response toa). just c 8 for loas. _} Grass Valley Branch For Nevada County DAVID WATT, JOHN.@\ COLEMAN. . GEO W. HILL Minager ED. SAMPSON, Special Agent. . MAIN STREET. GRASS VALLEY Upholstring Sho lows, Moss Mattrerges, Bed Lounves, Single Lounges, etc., ete., made-to order. FURNITURE AND. BEDDING OF ALL KINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVERIN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER. ed for shippine a specialty. » and Carefully Performed, All at the Lowest Living Rates Thankful for past patronage, I respectfully solicit « continuance in the future, SHOP ON PINE STREET, Second door South of Geo, E, Turtier’s Hardware Store, opposite K. of P. Hall. James Kinkead. National Meat Market OPPOSITE CITIZENS BANK. EEF, PUsK, MUTTON, VEAL, SAUSA B GES, Etc’ : 3 HAMS, BACON AND LARD, wholesale 0 retail. < And all kinds of Meats usually found . first-class Market. Moats delivered { ee of charge. C J, NAFFZIGER Kor Cale if Rent 0 Rasy Tangs . fog ey iaie a 28 Proteioe Broad Street Meat Market. JAMES MONRO, Prop’r. cco Customere supplied est Palo with the very. ‘pest of “~ — Beef. Pork, Mutton, Veal, Lamb Sauersss, Etc ~ e Nevada City Candy Factory. Send 75 vents, $1. 50 or $2, @@~F or ‘a Box of Fine Mixéd, Fancy, Fresh French , of my own Manufacture. suitable for a Present for any occasion, ae Satisfaction guaranteed. I refer to the cit Near the City Halil, isene of Nevada City asto my reliability. D. W. KELLER {Proprietor . good satisfaction and selling at low Tates,. _ Pianos, Pictures and Furniture-paek--~Piano Movine Promptly attended to. . . $900.60 acres good fruit land, situate three miles from Nevada City; 1b + $5999. 125 acres; not more than 2 milesfrom Nevada City or Grass Val ley ; nearly all cleared ; good house and barn; fine orchard in-bearing, consiating of a variety of rees; good water; all can be irrigated ; all under fence, $3750--450 xcres gently rolling fruit or erasing land; all fenced; 100 acres cleared ; good water; large house and :barn; improvements cost about $2500. Great bargain; must be sold. acres cleared ; house and barn, vineyard, garden, six head cattle, horse and wagon and farming implements; free water for irrigating. A real bargain. two barns; 100 acres cleared ;: orchard and ‘garden; free water for « portion of plave, Will be sold at the above low price on account of absence, 34 150--104 acres; highly improved 3)good house and barn, orchard, free water, seven head of cattle, two horses, wagon, and all farming implements; situate three mies from Nevada City. A'rare chance to secure a profitable fann ata low price. ‘ Commercia} street, next door below Chas. Kent's Meat Market, Pogtoffice box No. 151. n27-tf &. W. WILLETT. DRS. BOBO & HUTCHINS, CE AT DR. BOBO'S OFFICE IN O Beckman’s Building. ss / $21 50--426 acres of good frait and yegetable land ; twogood houses’ and . A. wirkE, Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker, BRE Rar ype =o" FINE BOOTS AND WOES A GPECIALTY REPAIRING NEATLY DONE $2500--125 acres; 4 miles from Nevada City; 80 acres cleared ; house and barn ; some fruit trees; free water for irrigating. : TIMBER LANDs. _ $6000.--560 ‘acres; two miles from Nevada City : covered with a fine growth of pine and oak timber, which alone is worth more than price asked ; Working Gla sses » Atten tion. . 1 irrigated. Nasties lec on “Hircereak over eres Sa 1 er Fo A NO. 26 MAIN STREET. S.WEVADACITY offer at present. ET hse are only a few of the bargains we have to. We have all kinds of Lan soil is very rich and will make excellent frnit land when cleared; ‘ll can be aaa Novadw: Assay. Office. J. J OTM, Propristor aneigag from 35 (0 $75.per acre. Terms, Basy. Pores The = TUESD. A. 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RSS o merce She Daily Transcript. ee as “ee CIRCULATES IR . Mevade Gras Valley, Rotigh & Ready, Seah camo, id, Moore's Bo ‘Sleracet Rove county! also ia and Sierra at —— oe A ope’ s ee rom nega to ban Dingo. from ‘TUBSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1890. HERE AND THERE. “Peis ames etn _ . The'Young Ladies Institute meets Tuesday evening. . 45 °° Tne sale of property for delinquent State and county taxes is in, progress. Ted telegrah wire Downteville an Saterhay "The-Nevada City snowshoe . club went to the Wyoming mine Sunday afternoon. Pine:wood is selling at this ‘city for $8 acord and. but ¢ trifle of it is brought in at that-price, -. § s: The men working on the Cascade ditch expectéd Monday to~get the water through it by that night. ~ =< The official Nevada City Society Directory will hereafter be found on the first page of the-Transcrirt. = The public schools of this city atili rentaintlosed on account of the weather. Comparatively few of the payils * would attend now: The only excitement at this city Saturday afternoon was that oceasioned_by the burning ont of a chimney at Fred Searls’ house. ‘ Hour drammers who have been snowbound: here for several days hired @ liveryman to take them to Marysville Monday, paying bi:n $6 apiece. Postmaster Clarke hag telegraphed tothe powers that be to have the Nevada City mail sent in by way of Marysville till the railroad blockade ia at : The following is not generally known to be one, of the postal lawa; “All letters addreesed to girls under eightteen, and to boys under twenty-one es of parents or guardians.” a Property owners along the business streets ara talking about cuntribnting to afund with which to buy lumber avd construct V fiumes for the purpose of removing the snow that is piled Up in front of their buildings. =. PERSONAL MENTION, . power of 8,000,000: Thus the total Secial amd Other Netes Abdent People O14 and Young. Jas. A. Stidger of San Juan is in town. ~ Miss Sadie O’Donnell has recovered from her recent illness. Harry Lawrence arrived Saturday — the IXL mine above WashingJustice of the Peace Soward of Dobbins Ranch, Yuba county, father to Superior Judge Soward of Sierra counBierra City “was repaired) ‘. hundred dollars. I ought'to say two 4 Lively Woman Who Would Not : Buried in the Mad. & woman as she O! the dgent.” bs ae eee ® “When Exsaw. Sri at Rochester t a “No, mum.” Sen ee ye, OE Tolar women if you think you tan! lafiiages—damages, _ sir! hear?” “Ido,mum.” ~. = < “I put my damages at fifteen dollars. That i¢ for the trunk alone Ihe damage to’my feelij 1_ put at one F t aundred and fifty dollars, but-T’ll-let-it z0 at one hundred dollars’: Who shal l seeP”’ ‘‘Phe president; mumh. Come in ‘at four-o’ clock.” “Verywell, I'll be hier. “Tf you see aim tell him-im coming. Tell him 1 lon’t want 10 “nor’ands about it, out cash down.?* 2.) “~~ . “Yes, mum.” ~~ SS ‘And if he tries to dodge me Tl sue for a thousand dollars and have my husband come on here and lick the whole caravan! “Some folks can. be walked on and buried in the mud, but Cm not one of the sort. Just: leave that trunk where it is until I call, and you merition to the president that a woman who is no spring pullet will be hero at four o'clock to. get damages or pull hair.”"—Detroit Free Press, What Steam Has Done. “ Avery interesting calculation has recently heen made by the ‘Statistical Bureau in Berlin: Four-fifths of the power machinés at present in activity in the ‘World have been erected during the past twenty-five years: The coun~tty -which — possesses ‘the highest amount of horse power is the United States, with 7,500,000 horse’ power; follow England, with 7,000,000; Germany, with 4,500,000; France, with 3,000,000, and Austro-Hungary, with 1,50,0000. These figures do not inelude locomotives, of which. there are 105,000 at work, with a total horse herse power in the world is 46,000,000, A steam ‘thorse power'’ is equivalent to three actual horses’ strength, and each living horse -represents — the strength of seven men. Thus the total horse power of the entire worid represents the work of §1,000,000,000 men, or more than twice the total working population of the -earth. Steam has thus tripled the entire human work power of the earth. — London Tablet. : : Lucky He Saw the Snake. “I quit drinking liquof suddenly,” said ty, died last week,E. G. Waite, formerly a resident of this city where he was engaged in the newspaper business, at one time an editorial writer on the Sacramento Union, and more recently Naval Officer of the port of San Francisco, har been appointed Register of the Land Office at San Francisco. He will dieCharge the duties of the. position in un able and honest manner. ’ New. Advertisements. Mrs. Lester & Crawford, the proSressive lady merchant of this city, do not propose to let the extraordinary weather of thie altogether unprecedented winter interfere in the slightest degree with the customary rush and activity at their store down on Main street, -Just now they are kept busy supplying the demand for woolen foods which they have marked down to half the usual! prices, They ‘have an immense stock of the same, and will have no trouble in clearing it out as all weather-sharps agree that the storm isnot yet nearly done. James Cairns, the Broad gtree’ barnessmaker and dealer, is not daunted in the slightest by the bottomlees snows and howling blasts. He keeps moving right slong -in « business-like way, giving satisfaction to all bis numerous patrons,. His advertise: t gineer in charge.” His son followed quietment in another column sets forth ly at some distince and added to his father’s with particularity what he has to sell and the basis on which he prosecutes trade. : Firemen’s Ball. The Firémen’s Ball at Grass Valley Friday evening fully came up to expectations of all in attendance and enovment. Th+ Nevada City Fire DePartment was well represented. The music by Goyne’s orchestra was equal to any ever heard in the county. S omenmmetstmaneenearese Tax world-wide reputation of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is the natural result of its Surpessing value as a blood medicine. Nothing, in the whole pharmacopceia, effects more astonishing results, in ~-. looked like a little crocodile and was exgeuticman in the Fifth Avenue Hotel recently. “I was traveling in Maine and drinking a great deal all summer, until several times I had been on the verge of tremens. One Saturday evening I reached Boston, on my way west, and before retiring I went down into the basement of the Parker House and calied tor a glass of gin. The bar-keeper handed me the bottle, and while I was pouring out my drink he placed a smuli glass of water on the counter. He madesome remark to me at the same time, which caused me to raise my eyes and look at him; and when I picked up my glass, there was alittle snake in the gin. It ceedingly active. Idropped the glass and rushed upstairs, sent for a doctor, and have never touched liquor since. The bar-keeper afterwards assured me that the reptile was in the water which he had placed before me and not in the gin, but the explanation came several days later, when I had sworn off forever. However. I shall always believe that Ihad the gin in my hand and not the water when I saw the snake in it.” He Loved a Joke. While Jefferson Davis was Secretary of War a huge engineering enterprise was commenced ; that is, the construction of the conduit which brought water from Great Falis, twenty miles distance, into the city of Washington. Secretary Davis placed General M. C. Meigs in charge of the work, and, it is needless to say, that it was well performed. General Meigs had a son Montgomery, who lost his tife during the civil war. He wasa veritable wag and wit, alWays playing some practical joke. Well, when the conduit was com leted, and before the water was turned on, General Meigs made a tour along the great pipe and wrote upon its walls, just above the waterline, at long intervals: “M. C. Meigs, eninscription: “Ana his son Monty.” The conduit was recently examined, and there were the words, just as written by poor Monty about thirty years ago. ; ee! We are in danger of ruining our promising plans, in themselves very good, by the ‘habit of putting off uli to-morrow what may be done to-day. “That letter may be answered to-morrow; that request of my friend may ‘be attended to to-morrow, and he will be for the yielding to one such temptation is the signal for the yielding up the whole citadel tothe enemy. “That note and that valuable fact may be recorded in my common-place book tomorrow.’’ True, but every such inscrofula; rheumatism, general debility, and allforms of blood disease, than this remedy. Ivy you want a . fine turn-out ge to He Lane’s liv pe Reg ws < Way do you endure the agony of Dyspepsia? Simmons Liver Regulator will always cure you. Fer Rent. The residence next to Methodist Church is offered for rent. Apply to Frank Aumer. ee : tt _A MEDICINE endorsed and used by bysicians and druggiste—Simm ons ee dulgence is a heavy loss to you. Every hour shouid be perseveringly filled up. But this is not all. It igs not sufficient bx: up without any pic:.-N. Y. Ledger. ‘ (oreaieonamcenencancceecamaeaal Crour, wieorine CoucH and Beonchites immediately relieved ~ by Shiloh’s Cure, Sold by Carr Bros, Tax San Francisco Evening Post is the leading evening paper of San Francisce. tf Newsrares, advertising, rightly stack to, solidly backed up, eneuras business succes.—Ayer’s ‘Newspaper . PROBABLY DODGED HER “ 5 a “Look at that, will you?” exclaimed in the ‘baggage-room of the Third the wrong I want Do you It Pays to Be Methodical. . > no loser.” T ue, but you a © the loser; . Deavens whoare many yédre_ behind the spiriz of the age sometimes xdvance the absurd argument that by not advertising they save thut expense to their customers, and perhaps make some of their customers believe it 3 yet w ‘it is remembered thag in eve: 18 ‘new trunk and allright Look at it . $2009 year for advertising (which is a ae oe ae ? reasonably large-sum in the smaller: m a-looking, mum. . towns and cities), a dédler can sell} © { rind api cpa Ms aoe $500 or $1000 more, it is a good invest-}__ ‘lid coi’ ne eee ery F ment ; and if he adverti<ég with judg«I see, mum.” eS ment, he will increasé his sales large= “De'you gtk int ampdiare f ly over these figures. ° = she exclaimed, ele her voice un: PEE © til the echoes peeled? slivers off the ; He, Plowel Metdes iz! sth rafters. “Do you think” dan -pasa . Headaches -and Fevers, to cleansze thet Sunk ovenyp at “hous paying . the system effectually, yet gently, damages” neh FN, ~ \s. when costive or bilious, or when the blood is impure or sluggish, to per manently cure habitual constipation, to‘awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy activity, without. irritating or weakening. them, use Syrfip of Figs. Feb. 10th—9t. Shileh’s Consumption Cure. ever sold.-A few doses invariably cure the worst cases of Cough, Croup snd Bronchitia, while its wonderful snewithout a parallel iri :the history. of medicine. Sinee its first d'scovery it has been sold on.a guarantee,.a test which no other medicine céan stand. If you have a Cough we earnestly ask you to t-~ it! Price 10 cents, 50 cents and $1 00. If your lungs are sore, chest.or back lame, use Shiloh’s Porous Pl Sold. by. Carr. Bros, Women troubled~with headache,will find Simmons Liver Regulator relieves and cures, ae My own family medicine—Simmons . Liver Regutator:—Rev. Jas. M: Rol: lins, Fairfield, Va. The Finest Pictures. Mathieu Shramm, the photographer and portrait painter, will muke ithe finest pictures at resonable pices at his reconstructed Broad street gallery. tf Gh, Whata Cough. Wil: you heed the warning? The signal perhaps of the sure approach of that more terrible disease, Consumytion. Ask yonrselyes if you can afford for the sake of saving 50 cents, to run know from experience that Cure will Care your Coagh. fails. Thisexplains why wore than year. It relieves Diep and Whooping Cough at once. others, do not ‘@ without it. For Lame Buck, Side Ches', use Sh.loh’s Porous Plaster. sold by Carr Bros. ———_—_— ___,___] Motel Arrivais, —* Nationau Excuayge, Feb. 23. J.C. Mulliyan, Colusa: Samuel Anderson, San Francisco, T. C, McGugin, Bloomfield, Geo. W. Terhune, Cooper’s Mill.C€, Organ, Grass Valley. M. D. Culkina, Fish Farm. J. M. Davis, Champion Mine. L. Peiser, San: francisco. 3 Saningham, come Ranch. MLA: Baa Gold fe Fred Best, Gold Run. John Langdon, Railroad Blockade. Wm. Eddy, San Francisco. W. W. Van Eman, Snow Belt. W. W. Carter, San Francisco, W. P. Keeney, Virginia. Nevada City, 40. Advertised Letters. The following is-a list of letters reaining in the Postoffice at Nevad« “ity, California. for the week ending Feb. 22d, 1890. Any one calling wv these letters will please ack for advertised letters: Debelleville Maxime Duson Frank Hooper A. B. Hooper Mrs. W. H. Jones Florence Ordis Adelanda Cavin R. Ciarx, P. M. Sufferers Cd oo Stomach and Liver derangements~-Dyspepsia, Biliousness, SickHeadache, and Constipation—find a safe is and certain relief in Ayer’s Pills. In all cases where a cathartic is needed, Dr.T. E. Hastings, of Baltimore, says: ‘*Ayer's Piils are the best cathartic and rient within the h of my profes4 » sion.” : Dr. John W. Brown, of Oceana, W. Va., writes ; ‘I have prescribed Ayer’s Pills in be . practice, and find them excellent. urge their. general use in families.” “For a number of yehrs I was afflicted with bilions which almost ores my health.’ I tried various re but nothing afforded me aa ae unti I po, to take Ayer's ."—G,' 8. Wanderlich, Scranton, Pa. . “TT have used Ayer’s Pills for the past thirt years, and am satisfied I should ot are Atego J 3 it nad pes Seen them. ou me 8 a Shon all other remedies failed, and thelr occasional use has kept me in a healthy Saien ever since.”—T. P, Brown, Ch , Pa. ‘ z ~* Having’ been subject, for years, to ls to take for your motto, with. the imgonetiparicn,, without boing able to 9 find Household Furniture, wrortal G otius, “Hora ruit,’’ but Jet . much re 74 last tried Ayer’s Pills, 5 it be fil e@ up according to bume plan. pBarr aah Pigg begs Loma] stig ee Miners Tools, : « dev fi-ed np accordin to a pre--{ efit from their use. For over. two years Curios. : . ohis worth more 1! on no weelr . Past I have taken one of these Pills : every night before retiring. I would not willfoghy be without tlem.”—G. W. Bowman, 26 East Main st., Carlisle, Pa. ‘*Ayer's Pilla have been used in my femily, ; of twenty years, and e am that is claimed fo . In attacks of piles, ok pons I suffered ne ps years, the or. me greater relief t an. med. fits Tever fied—Thomas ¥. Adams, ‘Holly Springs, Texas. > ; ea Ayer’s Pills a romptly and faithfully do all wort Br. J.C, Ayer_& Co., Lowell, Mass. . This is beyond question the most] successful Congh Mediciné we have cess in the cure of Consumption is)! the risk and do nothing for it.. We. Shiloh’s’}. @MY TERMS ARE CASH “8a es te a ce LADIES? & MISSES : ag cae gee from the Odd Tp 4 H. C. MELL, CARRIAGE WOODWORKER AND General Wagonmaker. having arranged with me tc con’ Wood Working Department in connection with their Wagon Making Kstablishment, I will do everything in that line the Lowest Prices. desire to have it understood that FOR ALL WORK DUNE. trons of m e debts of Good . shop do tot have to pay for ad ones. H.C MELL,

Broad Street, Nevada City, Italian. you CAN BY THREE MONTHS STUDY master eitherof these languages suffi. eiently for every day conversstion, by br Richard 8. Rosenthal’s CK LE BRATED MEISTERSCHAFT SYSTEM. Price of 15 hooks, $5.00 for each language, ‘nelu ding answers to questicna. Send for Circulars, containing terms and testimonials to Prof, Chas. H. Sykes, PRINCIPAL, MEISTERSCHAFT SCHOOL. ~ OF LANGUAGES, 129 O'Farrell Street, . BAN FRANCISCO, DEALER IN OF ALL KINDS, Such as Exc., Etc} *leaning and Laying of Carpets And Other General Work Done.to Order. City Bill Poster. ‘My prices aré rensui. ble, Give mé a gall Leave orders at my Store ae NE Union St. Cit ‘Hotel Building, . . oe ae 4 Showing its finaneial ‘condition on the THE FIRM OF DENNY & HITCHINGS I In the Most Excellent Manner and at} Inte Spauish, French, Germaa, CHARLES ADOLPH. eas ‘alm: Second Hand: Goods. . « BOOTS, shh e fee teas S 3 z ? country. promptly filled, Bama ding, Broad. St., SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT sr OF THE— CITIZENS BANK With its Agency at Grass Valley, morning of January ist, 1890. —= => RESOURCES, Cash on hand. .... $ 24,811.15 Checksandcashitems. 7,445.43 Due from banks.. . 998.41 Gold bullion ss.. 9,019.86 tems forcollection 810.12 Interest-bearing bonds. 24, 00.00 County warrants ... 3,301 85 Loans on real estate.. 37,275.00 Leans on bonds storks. . . 6,155.58 Léans on other securities 7,670.61 Loans on personal seenrity -72,511,82 Furniture and fixtures. 3,916.92 Bank premises a 000.00 Rea) estate taken for F + dedt. ... : ---» 14,889.28 Tom: $211,885.51 $211,686.51 ; LIABILITIES. Paid up capital..... $ 30,000.00 Reserve fund. .... 10,000.00 Undivided profits +--+» 18,218.16 Due depositors .. . . 147,619.88 ue“anks .. .:.%. 92 Unpaid dividends... 469,60 Tey re $211,885.51 $211,895.51 Total STaTE ¢F CALIFORNI4, County OF NEVADA We, the undersigned. do splemaiy swear that we each havé a Personst knowledge of the ‘matters contain in the bre eaten repent. and that the same isa true and correct report of the financial condition of the Citizens Bank, including its agency at Grass Valley, on the moining of January Ist, 1890, according to the best of our knowledge and thelief, and that the assets there named are all in the custody of the Gitizens Bank and ite proper officers and corre: sponden Wwe futhermore solemnly swear that the paid-s capital stoek of the Citizens-Bank's Thi oC vy 4 Rollers. . Kaid : vetnetion, as appears in the fo: ug report. J ere E.M. PRESTON, President. D. E. MORGAN, Asst. Cashier. ubscribed and sworn before me, & Motery s Public inand forthe County of Nev ' State of California, this eleventh dey o January, A. D. 1 FRED SEARLS, Notary Public Pa'mer & Rey...2. «. New York G. P. Rowell & Co... .-New York BS Re ae ae Aye N. Ww, Aree, & Co.. Palmer & Rey. . . . H. Bates & Co. auchy & Co:.. iNiams & Co. “ae L. P. FISHER Ve wepaper Advertising Ageney. . ADVERTISE r do's cele . pe _ GOLD SEAL, (Craék Proof) ~~~__ STOUT’S PATENT, (Snag Proof.) BOYS’, RUBBER. cS -Men’s Rubber Overs. avy “ Self-acting Adaskas, “< Snow Excluders) FINE RUBBER BOOTS A Specialtv. + Weisenburger Bros. ee Our amsareashP Nevada City SCHOUL. Books. ‘BLANK BOOKS, : a . MISCELLANEOUS WOORS; He gece : & PERIODICALS, re “hee iil lon) de! Plaza Grnery: and ‘Food : Siord . Groceries; Provisions, Canned Goods, Flour: Butter, _ ' Onions, Potatoes, Hams, Bacon, Lard, . Cigars and Tobacco, ,Hay,. Grain, Feed, Etc . Garden and Field Seeds ot all kinds. . 1668 the Lawest ciate Goods delivered Free of Charge. ori . Weiseubutger Bros,=. 8. CARR Carr Bros. Nevada City \ : Cer. Pine and Commercia: . G4 CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LARGE AND COMPLETE 8STOUK OF EVER . THING USJALLY FOUND IN A PAINTS OILS. VARNISHES ETC = aa Weraeks Agents for the San Francisce Examfher, iy ViELD, GARDENAND FLOWER SEED The Finest Brands. of Cigars in Nevada City _ Preacriptions accura*ely and carefully cotapounded by careful ana competen Dri» Two Fine Ranches, well improved, with bearing Orchards, e depot. Both have good houses, barns, fine fruit,and ev ery advantage. for a desirable home. : Special] Bargains in Lands. . $0 2.000--320 acres, three miles from Grass Valley; good house and barn; acres cleared ~ NOW FOR BUSINESS, PALACE :: DRUG :: STORE,. ; GIVES NOTICE THAT he is rae prepared to do all kin er UP olster-. ing on ga notice. rae Bpria resses, Hair Mai we Feather PilBoth places are within. two miles ¢f the Narrow Gaug-. ; good orchard in bearinu; a large, never-failing supply of free water ; all implements, tools, etc., with pleter? : @ Supply New York Bakery. a os —=5 = IN@’ PURCHASED ‘Tms° wr) Bee and popular Bakery of G Was Durst, on; wie ae OOMMEROIAL STREET, I intend to keep on hand at all times a good variety of :ei : ‘ pbiietaadee . wedi, eee 1 T) Wedding Cakes. zy t {And Pastry Made to order on short notice and on mos reasonableterms, _. } All order for anything inmy line promp ly attended to, © saute , By, strict attention to business, givin hope to merit a liberal patronage. ; W, KELLER. Home Mutual Insurance Co. oe 316 Sansome st., San Francisee Fire Insurance Only . F. HovenroN, Ufeeident,+e J. 1. N. BHEPARD, Vice President, teh ¢ tary 800 00n s.H. STory, Secre: H, Ma@Ivt. Genera) Agen Risks ae tea on all — DE cenatle property coun’ Y as low assolvency and a fair proat wil) admit of, guarsoot S prompt and liberal response toa). just c 8 for loas. _} Grass Valley Branch For Nevada County DAVID WATT, JOHN.@\ COLEMAN. . GEO W. HILL Minager ED. SAMPSON, Special Agent. . MAIN STREET. GRASS VALLEY Upholstring Sho lows, Moss Mattrerges, Bed Lounves, Single Lounges, etc., ete., made-to order. FURNITURE AND. BEDDING OF ALL KINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVERIN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER. ed for shippine a specialty. » and Carefully Performed, All at the Lowest Living Rates Thankful for past patronage, I respectfully solicit « continuance in the future, SHOP ON PINE STREET, Second door South of Geo, E, Turtier’s Hardware Store, opposite K. of P. Hall. James Kinkead. National Meat Market OPPOSITE CITIZENS BANK. EEF, PUsK, MUTTON, VEAL, SAUSA B GES, Etc’ : 3 HAMS, BACON AND LARD, wholesale 0 retail. < And all kinds of Meats usually found . first-class Market. Moats delivered { ee of charge. C J, NAFFZIGER Kor Cale if Rent 0 Rasy Tangs . fog ey iaie a 28 Proteioe Broad Street Meat Market. JAMES MONRO, Prop’r. cco Customere supplied est Palo with the very. ‘pest of “~ — Beef. Pork, Mutton, Veal, Lamb Sauersss, Etc ~ e Nevada City Candy Factory. Send 75 vents, $1. 50 or $2, @@~F or ‘a Box of Fine Mixéd, Fancy, Fresh French , of my own Manufacture. suitable for a Present for any occasion, ae Satisfaction guaranteed. I refer to the cit Near the City Halil, isene of Nevada City asto my reliability. D. W. KELLER {Proprietor . good satisfaction and selling at low Tates,. _ Pianos, Pictures and Furniture-paek--~Piano Movine Promptly attended to. . . $900.60 acres good fruit land, situate three miles from Nevada City; 1b + $5999. 125 acres; not more than 2 milesfrom Nevada City or Grass Val ley ; nearly all cleared ; good house and barn; fine orchard in-bearing, consiating of a variety of rees; good water; all can be irrigated ; all under fence, $3750--450 xcres gently rolling fruit or erasing land; all fenced; 100 acres cleared ; good water; large house and :barn; improvements cost about $2500. Great bargain; must be sold. acres cleared ; house and barn, vineyard, garden, six head cattle, horse and wagon and farming implements; free water for irrigating. A real bargain. two barns; 100 acres cleared ;: orchard and ‘garden; free water for « portion of plave, Will be sold at the above low price on account of absence, 34 150--104 acres; highly improved 3)good house and barn, orchard, free water, seven head of cattle, two horses, wagon, and all farming implements; situate three mies from Nevada City. A'rare chance to secure a profitable fann ata low price.. ‘ Commercia} street, next door below Chas. Kent's Meat Market, Pogtoffice box No. 151. n27-tf &. W. WILLETT. DRS. BOBO & HUTCHINS, CE AT DR. BOBO'S OFFICE IN O Beckman’s Building. ss / $21 50--426 acres of good frait and yegetable land ; twogood houses’ and . A. wirkE, Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker, BRE Rar ype =o" FINE BOOTS AND WOES A GPECIALTY REPAIRING NEATLY DONE $2500--125 acres; 4 miles from Nevada City; 80 acres cleared ; house and barn ; some fruit trees; free water for irrigating. : TIMBER LANDs. _ $6000.--560 ‘acres; two miles from Nevada City : covered with a fine growth of pine and oak timber, which alone is worth more than price asked ; Working Gla sses » Atten tion. . 1 irrigated. Nasties lec on “Hircereak over eres Sa 1 er Fo A NO. 26 MAIN STREET.. S.WEVADACITY offer at present. ET hse are only a few of the bargains we have to. We have all kinds of Lan soil is very rich and will make excellent frnit land when cleared; ‘ll can be aaa Novadw: Assay. Office. J. J OTM, Propristor aneigag from 35 (0 $75.per acre.. Terms, Basy. Pores The = TUESD. A. 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The G graph on yeur of it modest. w ing and ii right. alot among thi TRANSCRI graph uy with dari: that it wil possible— E Was An exc served at day, Feb P.M, Fine as dies, Misi at Mas, ] atreet. Baron, nervous i The be Bruisus, . Fever 8 Chilblain tions, an no pay re Bive perf