February 3, 1892 (4 pages)

ee THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. . WEDNESDAY EV'NG, FEB. 3, 1892. “4 TROE AND, NOBLE MAN? Thoughts Suggested on Viewing the Grave of A. A. Sargent {S. F. Call} Weary in mind and body, what a relief it is to break away from the tu.nults aad worry of life’s troubles and hie to some quiet and peaceful place to rest. baa mig om andre straggling mass of living people to reposeful retreat of the dead, where the very air is soothing and the winds say “rest.” Gently winding my way along the paths between the graves at Laurel Hill, I sce occasionally the mame of an acquaintance or friend and my mind wanders back to the days when they were fight-. W.-W. ing life’s battles as I am doing yet, and I ‘wonder what trials and troubles are yet before me. : As I plod along some peculiar monument or inscription draws my attention, and I atady the surroundings for indications to obtain seme insight into the characteristics of the mortal grhose remains are turning to dust in the soil before me. Here and there some cestly vault or monument indicates the great worldly possessions of the deceased, whi'ea humBile bit of stonenot far away and almost covered with weeds vouches for, perhaps, equally as much affection and grief on the part of those whe placed it there. Almost unconsciously my steps have led me to a spot most dear to me, and as I gaze upon the resting-place of my departed friend I almost feel the hearty ‘grasp of his hand-in mine again. A more. befitting structure could hardly be conceived to mark his grave. Solid as a rock, white and pure as snow, graceful in design, it reflects in part the sterling qualities of him who sleeps bemeath it. It is conspicuous for its beautiful simplicity, aod attracts the attention and admiration which many. elaborate and costly sepulchers fail to do, and is indicative ef the good taste and refinement of those whese leving hands erected it, AARON AUGUSTUS SARGENT, Born at Newburyport, Mass., Sept. 28, 1327; Died August 14, 1887. PRINTER. Lawrnr. Sen 4ror. Muvister PLEentrorenriary. Such an inscription speaks volumes and is a very instructive lesson to posterity. Itis convincing proof ef what can be accomplished in spite of the enormous obstacles placed in the rough paths of life which must be traveled by*those who A eelf-made man he was indeed. In every statien of his life he earned himself @ place in the front ranks. As a printer he was able and prominent. As 4 lawyer his success and remarkable talents élicited the admiration of eminent members of the bar. As a United States Senator he was the peer of the most distinre e . S ‘ 4 _ and neble man.” guished of bis colleagues. As « Minister Plenipoteatiary bis correct interpretation of the duties of his office stimulated him to represent America as she should be represented, and history telle how well he did it. Beautiful as his grave is marked, it is infinitely inferior to the glorious moaument he created for himeelf. Like a brilliant sunbeam it reaches to the feotstool of our Father, where the recording angel carved upen it the welldeserved inscription: ‘‘He was a true G. B. Two facts have been pretty conclusively settled in the minds of the public -—the first that th? Reyal Baking Powder Company has found the means,’ and uses them, to make « chemically pure article of food; and the other that the} market is full of poisonous, alum. and other adulterated baking pewders, which, no matter hew strongly endorsed by “‘eemmercial” chemists, ore te be studionsly avoided. ' A pure baking powder is one of the chief aids te the cook in preparing perfect and wholesome food. The recent . eentroversy in the press has left it no longer a-question with those who desire purity and wholesomeness of food what baking powder they shall use. ————EEEEEE In vain the eyes are filled with light: In vain the cheek with beauty glows, Unless the teech are pure and white,Unless the breath is like the rose; And SOZODONT alone supplies These heauties that we all so prize,Have You the Grip or Symptoms of It ? If you have go immediately to J. J. Jackson's Beehive Grocery Store and get some of that fine Whiskey. It isa sure cure for la grippe. j2 ° =~ Latest. Weare exdlasive agents for the celebrated “CLAUS” NATURAL GAS TEMPERED SHEARS AND SCISBORS, Come and get's pair, take them home and try them. If not perfectly satreturn them and get a new pair. “NO QUESTIONS ASKED. LEGG & SHAW, Main street, Nevada City. To allay pains, subdue inflammation heal foul sores and ulcers, the most prompt and satisfactory results are obtained by using that old reliable remedy, D, J. H. MeLean's ¥alotnle Oil Liniment, For gale by Carr Bros. Curiprex will freely take Dr, J: H. MeLean's Tor Wine Lung Balm; —_ cough syrups, it contains no opinm, soothe and heal any disease of the throat or lungs quicker than any other eymedy, viphseiacinva Spans Locate set epparnt in pope me hernee : cs RA et Nie woul SAVING HUMAN LIFE, Experiences of Many Whe Have Been “Near Death. Ehere {sno ope s0 hap as.the person whose life has . Prot more its “ he a — mopolitan nsary of San Francisco, has has beak. the means of restoring to perfect health thousands of unfortunates, many of whom had been ven up to die other physicians. © following ies and gentlemen have given permission to refer to them as re taglge Me eiape of the great institurite to some of them and learn their yourself. Remember, while thete is life there is hope. and if any power on earth can save you it is the staff of physicians and surgeons of the Crasopstion pa agua Maes. RicHarp Luioyp, e of — . Hotwrr, B. F. Jacons, editor Herald of Trade,S.F. W. J. Ray, Sumner, Cal. FRED TouRTELOTTE, ae Some et. 8. F. Arnone Sto RNES, Menlo Park, C. W. Hitt, Sacramento, Cal. ; Gxo. CaRPENTER, Dixon, Cal. J. H. Lawrence, 139 Seventh st., 8, F. Limio Giorat, 1426 Dupont st., 8. F. W. #H. Hitcucock, “er Clara, Cal. C. L. Harvey, Fisks ae ee co. GoopricH; ellos Clty Gab J. P. Hanson, 149 Minna st. F. —— Harr, 240 Greenwich st., +} CHarLes Rosz, 109 Jessie st. 8.¥F. JOHN PETERSON, 220 oFarral at., 8. F Davip WILLIAMS, 879 Shotwell at., 8. F. C. F. EckHART, Gilroy, Cal, Mrs. Koipy, 23; Wil ow ave., 8S. F. Wittiam P. Kane, 1718 Post at., 8. F. CHARLES HEMPLER, 502 Davis st., 8. F, Mars. ay. D. Couiins, 741 Tehama st. {. M. D. Wriaat, 1824 Florida st:, S. F. Mrs. MARGARET KOHLER, San Jose, Cal. JAMES z WatsH, 510 Clementina st., 8. FREDERICK BRowN, ‘Copperopolis, Cal. Mrs. A. A. Kort, Petaluma, Cal. — 409 Twenty-eighth st., 8. F. JOHN BRECKLAND, 151 Silver st., 8. F. Miss E, Park 149 Ninth st., 8. F. A. Astora, San Rafael, Cal. Mrs. 8. G. "Surru, 1705 "Market st., 8. F. Mrs. Downzy, 211 Lily ave., 8. F. Miss BavEeRr, 2818 California st., 8. F. ALEx, Woops, 505 Seventh st., 8. F. Henry Brown, Union Iron Works, 8. F. pend WELLING, 866 Castro st., Oakland. G. Huwe, 4104 Fell st., 8. F. QO. O. SLAYTON, Niles, Cal. Herman Bossz, 1183 Folsom st Miss NeLtum Manian, 912 “sichilister at., 8. F, Hueu ‘McSferry, 841 Fifth st., S. F. Mars. A. Firuman, Tracy, San "Joaquin co., Cal. A. B. AbLor, 616} Grove st., S. F. JENNIE JOHNSON, Berkele , Alameda co., fourteenth st., GEORGE DANIELSON, 204 8. F. Miss ou NELSON, 5444 Natoma, st., 8. Out of town patients treated with. UNFAILING SUCCESS through correspondence, Medicine sent safely and free from observation to any part of the country. Write for symptom blank to fill out, and a letter a al as dis-} ease, giving advice, etc ‘turned free. Address ‘-Cosmo agit it ani litan Dispensary, Market streets, San . French Tansy Wafers. The wafers are a sure and safe specific for all kinds of female troubles and will remove all obstructions to the monthly periods, no matter what the cause. They are what every woman needs and may be used safely. Manufactured by the Emerson Drug Co., manufacturers, San ‘Jose, Cal. For sale by W. D. Vinton. tf **Lie”’ Tea. The Chinese make what they call “lie” . tea: They take the dust-which-accumt-—}-— lates in the manufacture of tea, and rice ‘husks, and mix them with a gum to resemble tea. This they use to swell the bulk ‘of cheap teas. We have all, doubtless, drank our quota of ‘“‘lie’”’ tea. Beech’s Tea is the pure, unadulterated, sun-dried leaf. 60 cts per tb. For sale by Thomas Shurtleff. A CERTAIN cure for malaria fevers is found in Simmons Liver Regulator, Nevada Drug and Stationery Store _ 04 Pelows Ruling, Brad Ste, NEVADA crry, W. D. VINTON, : : : : : Proprietor EDPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND lets stock of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Prescriptions carefully compounded. * Also a complete stock of the BEST BRANDS OF BOOKSSand STATIONERY —Including— Letter, Note, Legal, Cap, Foolaeap, Bill, Journal and Tablet Papers, Papeteries, Envelopes, Inks, Pens, Pencils, Scrap Books, Inkstands, Mucilage, Rulers, Playing Cards, Visiting Cards, Memorandum, Note, Receipt, Draft and Day Books, Ledgers, Journals, Ete., Ete., Ete. AN of which will be sold at Low Prices UNION HOTEL. HIS I8 THE LEADING FAMILY — Hotel of Nevada City, and has the enviable reputation of having the most pleasant rooms, and se the best table of any house in-the interior. It ia only one block from the Express, Telegraph and Post Offic s. Sample Rooms and { Firvicass Atvommods ions for Commercial Men. @@” Yree 'Bus to and From All ‘Trains. , ' Ge where you can get first-class acoommodations at rates. 3 MBS. J. NAP YZIGER, Proprietress A. Frandy, Business Manager. ders rattled and pattered most scared the ALMOST BURIED IN CINDERS, He Won the Bet, Got Fearfally Dirty, bat Didn’t Get the Money After AH, He stood in the Grand Central sition fanning himself with his hat, and the Cinders on his bald head looked like pepper on a hard boiled egg. Every square inch of hi#short fat person was begrimed and dirty. “*"S'pose I look like a Digger Indian just dug,” he remarked, putting his head into, the window at the burean of information, and letting his imitation leather valise drop on the floor with a thud. “Oh, well a little jagged, perhaps,” responded the clerk politely. “No jag around me,” said the dirty tourist indignantly. “I only got in ten minutes ago.” So?” “Yes. Haven’t washed sence we left Council Bluffs. Would you believe all “We had a gay ‘time, 1 tell yer.” “How’s that?’ inquired the clerk. “Well, you see, a feller from South Dakota opened the winder just in front of mea while after we had started and the cinders come in like it was a hailstorm. I didn’t want to’ pear disobligin, 80 L-stood it fer three hours, and then I leaned over to the South Dakota feller, and says I, a ttle dusty, ain't it? ‘Mebbe,’ says Would you mind shuttin down that er fer a spell? says I, as perlite as ron. please. ‘I find it very annoyin.’ Ould mind,’ says he, ‘and if Ican stand it, I'll bet you can.’ ‘Well, if it’s a bet, you say,’ says I, ‘I’m in it, I don't let no South Dakota feller bluff me. I'll bet you fifty dollars, even money, you'll weaken on that open winder before I do.’ “He looked surprised, but he says, ‘It’s ‘a go.’ “We put up the money with the conductor, and he snuggled up to his winder and I behind, takin the dust sortér secondhand. Attheend of the first twentyfour hours we wasn’t purty fer a cent, and I see’d the other feller was squirmin a good deal. So when the train sto pped fer dinner I sneaked out to the engineer and gave him my last ten dollar bill, and says I winkin, ‘When you start up the . Seed engine it'll bea pertickler favor to ime if you won't screen back’ them cinders; ‘let em flicker for two or three hours; just buzz out every cinder you've got.’ ‘* ‘My coal,’ says he, a winkin back, ‘is terrible soft and muddy today.’ “Well, sir, the next three hours was awful. I never seed such smoke and coal dust anywhere. The way that engine snorted and blowed and them cinpassengers off the train. It aciually seemed as though the screen business had busted clean out of the smokestack and Jet the coal-blow through in chunks. The dirt was so thick on my face you could have wrote my name in it, but that feller from South Dakota he caught them cinders right in the neck. He was almost buried. There was cinders in his hair, cinders, in his mustache; they worked down inside his collar; into his vest pockets. And when he. started to brace upona chew blamed if he didn’t vite more cinders than tobacker, About hen it came up to rain, and for an hour vhat feller from South Dakota locked ike he was dredged up from a mud yond. When the rain stopped and he was wipin down the mud, along come a ved hot cinder as big as a pea and lit on ais beard. The brakeman helped him put out the fire, but just then the train stopped and that feller riz up and says walked right off the train. Then all the passengers congratulated me, They said I was dirty, but game.” “So you got the money?’ inquired the clerk with some interest. ‘‘Well that’s the trouble,” dirty traveler. ‘‘While I was fixin the engineer blamed if that onery cuss wasn't goin me one better and fixin the conductor, and they froze to the cash and skipped together. The trouble with me is,” added the grimy traveler, gazing out pensively at the Forty-second street hackmen, “‘that I’m too honofable and confidin, always.been so. Say.” he added in a whisper, poking his dirty head in the window, ‘gimme a quarter fera wash. will yee?”—New York Tribune, A Negro Servant's Wit. A copy of the Salem (Mass.) Gazette of Aug. 12, 1788, contains the following anecdote; A gentleman in the state of Connecticut regularly attended public worship on the Lord’s day with all his family;. on the Sunday evening .he always catechised his children and servants on the principles of religion, and what they mea the minister deliver from the pulRies negro man ihe nel cua remember a note of the sermon, though otherwise smart. At last his master peremptorily told him he would on Monday morning tie him up and flog him. Next Sunday evening, when interrogated, he had forgotten all. On Monday morning his ‘master executes his threat so far as to tie him up. The fellow then cried -out, ‘Oh, master, spare me, for . remember something the minister said.” ‘*What is it?” said the master. The fellow replied, “This much may suffice at this time.” Thé master was so pleased with his wit that he forgave him. Toe Much Lynch Law. First Citizen—Wall, we caught up with the feller wot stole your new overcoat, an lynched him. Second Citizen—Ha, ha! that’s somethin like, Teach these coyotes they've en ay the laws o’ the land. Hung “No, we shot him full o’ holes,” “Gee whittaker! He didn’t have my on, did he?” ie em, ye gad come to think, Um ‘fraid-he did. “Ye oughter be arrested, every one of ye. This ere lyneh law is a disgrace ter civilization.”—-New York Weekly. we Streets of a Chinese™ City. Consul Gracey summarizes the condition of streets and highways of Foo. , chow, China, in the following report to,. to the department of state, Washington: “There are no roads in this part of China. The of Foochow are from six to twelve feet wide, many of them covered with stone slabs, which are filthy beyond description, and are perfevtly execrable. me have no wheeled vehicles, and as a msequence merely footpaths all thronth ‘the country.” Pets on Shipboard, os Cats and dogs have been found on ms hepuet their marine make themselves on board ship, and he, ‘l weaken, take the cash,’ and:he . . Bad Blood. Impure or vitiated bir. <j" f mine timesout of ten ce «1 by some form of constipatics or indigestion that clogs uy the’system when the blood Baturally becomes imprcgnated wit the etfete t J. B. CARR. T. #. CARR. —PROFRIETORS OF. TE — Palace Drug, Book and Stationery Store, The old Sarsaparilias atternpt * to reach this condition by at eadig the blood with the drastic minera) “potash.” Joy’s Veg:table Sarsaparilia i+ modern. It goes to the seat.of the trouble. It arouses the liver, kidneys and bowels and invigotates the circulation, and the impuri ties are quickly carried off through the natu ral channels, . Charles Lee, at Beamish’s Third and Market Sts, 8. F., Writes: ‘I took it for vitiated blood and while on the first bottle became convinced’ of its merits, fag I could feel it . ‘was working a change. It cleansed, purified and braced me up generally, and everything is now = full and regular.” 5 Vegetable Joy’ Sareaparilla. CARR BROTHERS. Coughs, Colge, b Hoareesess, Wh CURES and permanent, Semi-annual Report of the Citizens Bank and its Agency at Grass Val: ley, showing its financial condition on the morning of January ist, 1892. RESOURCES, County Warrants. Loans on Real Estate Loans on Stocks, Bonds, and Warrants Loans on other securities, . Loans on Personal Security. . Money on hand Due from bsnks Furniture and Fixtures.. Gold Bullion 1702 75 110242 13 $244755 80 LIABILIPIES, Paid-up Capital. . Reserve Fund, . Undivided Profits Due Depositors. Due Banks. Dividends Unpaid . 8 30000 00 -, 10000 00 +++ 20361 31 . 160336 57 $244755 80 We the undersigned do solemnly swear that we have each of us “a personal knowledge ef the matters contained in the foregoing statement, and that the bev is a true and correct report of the of the Citizens Bank Fae its et at Grass Valley on the morning of January Ist, 1892, accordin to the best of our knowledge, ond belief, and the-assets therein named are all in the custody of the said bank and its a nd officers and correspondents. . -. furthermore solemnly swear that the oe, up capital stock of the Citizens is Thirty Thousand Dollars in gold coin valuation, as will appear from’ the sie: M, Preston, President. Joun T. Morgan, Cashier. State of California, County of Nevada. t Subseribed to and sworn before me this 16th day of January, 1892. Frep Sears, ja-16 © Notary. Public, RESTAURANT --AND-Ef LQDKING — HOUSE, MES. B. LUTZ, Proprietor. Broad Street. .below National Hotel. Comfortable Reoms and Geod Beds, The Table Supplied with the best the market affords. or month. ft, E, ORAPMAN, hs DENTIisT NEVADA CITY. W~OCAL ANESTHETICS [F DESIRED, Office a Residence, Sacramento us INSOLVENT NOTIOE, N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE Rounk of Hayade, pate of California. In the matter of ». J, McLeod, an Insolvent Debtor, Dv. J. McLeod having filed in this Court his petition, schedule and ininsolveucy, by which it appears that he is an insolvent debtor, 'the said D. J. McLeod is hereby deciared to be insolvent, The Sheriff of the said County of poverey . hereby directed take possession o: the estate,real and aang Rll of the. aid Mcieod, eu Nee yg has may be b: og Pye eeution ane of al ‘his I deeda vouchers, books uf account, and papers. and to the same ot he eatte until the topaietens ote a 4 all reous descivase Bog ache tothe Pt ay tiver "property bel: pon cap — o auch Tea vent, is he secre Btn. io trans or oe fet . ahrubbery any property until er order of Court, proses as ta herein o go tis fu Apgl atays. creditors . house. He stid deb ts, an Tudgers 1D. Jaldwe eae court ot Ata! a pe EON Wee Court, a in City ly p toiang “ot Goce: said ‘court . ? 3d day of Fe ruary,” tage, ob 10 orcloes . » A, M, of that day, to prove their debts and. BS ? ae: more ussignees of the estate: o ee 4 rdered that fart o Nevede Daily "risnecripe feet Gan sountr'at f an Sie i Sa are Tia‘ tn telther ordered that saad . St a i Dated Saban re” seedy’ acomalienegee £ eran . rogt. Li 8 a Chast, incl adie ¢ Conan or ing manent. Genuine sigaed “i Beste Board and Lodging by the day, week} — Masonic Building, Cor. Pine and Conimercial Streets, Nevada City. KEEP CONSTANTLY ON Compl Stock of Drags, Patent Molicns, Oil Vani Hs. HANO A School Books, Blank Books. Miscellaneous Books, Periodicals, Pictorials, . Magazines Aownts for the San Francisco Examiner. Nevada City. MUST i re And while you are eating it is the wisest thing to get the best goods in the market, #o long as you do not pay fancy prices for them, At the Plaza Store You will find just what you want in the way. of Finest Brands of Cigars in ‘You vou Groceries and Provisions Aatwell as many specialties, such as Beech’s Tea, Frozen Qysters, Maple Sugar, oiled Cider, ~ Unadultera ed Candies, Lemons and Oranges, ‘Selected Mountain Apples,’ Fresh Fish: rvery rnursday evening, . Mountain Trout In their season. Everything the very best to be had anywhere, and prices low in all lines THOMAS SHURTLEFF rey D iE EVANGBLINE With each Fifty Cents’ worth of Teas, Coffees or Spices Sold at the Beehive Grocery Store will be given one chance in the contest for the Beautiful Washable and Imperishable PRIZE DOLL! rt DOLL! PR PRIZE DOLL. PRIZE DOLL! PRIZE DOLL!. PRIZE DOLL! ny . DOLL! DOLL . DOL . PRIZE DOLL! PRIZE DOLL! PRIZE DOLL!” PRIZE DOLL! PRIZE DOLL! PRIZE DOLL! Competition in Quality and Prices Challenged ! J. J. JACKSON, Nevada City Leader in the Tea, Coffee and Spice Trade] "1 Beehive Grecary Store, Commercia! st. A Desa Rese Prop For Sale. WM. H. SMITH — for nga his fine two-story resiSeay tront‘3 ae es nr gee si vacant 45; fos ue 4 F. Hook's ck also vacant let, 20 feet. wide, atk Ge Rae fronting on Nevads Physician and Surgeon, GRASS VALLEY, —— C'renlinr DISEASES, as well as those peculiar to females, specialty. Pre. + daa Diseases Amenable to Eley. ity Residence : Mrs. Noviteky's House, Office : Cloke’s ?-zilding. Office Hours ; 10 tol2 a, w,, Stodand Tto8r. mu, On. BR. mM. BUNT, , Physician, Qrree AT VINTON’S DRUG SroRE, Steer a bak Kies, A chotonih a Set lan srend s wen Novada County ‘Abstract Office, Titles Reragioet on Insured JOHN A. RAPP, (County Recorder 11 consecutive ‘years, . " @SBARCHER OF RECORDS, ; BOTABY PUBLIC aie R RoR AGENT. county, = complete repair. net the bet loa of Pa > Novada City an ji3Or. C, W. Chapman, MEVADA GITY.. Otfee with't r, ¥," cD Nagesace: andes on‘Kast<] road street, W Ppa. BR, M. Hunt,* gis cena Lot So, 10) Bal fowest . Ran IR. REDMAN, m. b. "! pee oo peach, saps he aery, almond and NEVADA CITY, ee Y seh es CITIZENS BANK, Paid up Capital -+ $30 000 A General Banking B Business Transacted. WER 188UR, pe. T DRAFTS PAYABLI New Vork, f San Francisco. And Sacrament, W tesue BILLS OF EXCHANG! Payable AT SIGHT inthe prin cipal cities of GRKAT BRITA’ and EUROPE. Cellections om any part ef thUnited States a specialty. Highest Price Paid for Counts and State Warranre y Geld and Silver Bullion od chasedAssay Office at this Bank. OFFICERB:&.M PRESTON Pursiper R.M. HUNT. . rete Vick Presipey? JOHN T, MORGAN Casuiey D, RB. MORGAN.,.Ase’T Casnins and Sac’y DIRECTORS: JounT. Moxoan D. E, Mopean, L, Hoveman, M, Preston, Gro, M. Hueuss, Wm, Eowanos. ku CORRESPONDENTS, ag New York—Firet National Bank. . “Ban Francisco—First National Bank. Sacramento—Natienal Bank of D. O. hills Co. : ; UNION MARKET,JOMMERCIAL 8STREET.N*®VADAOITY (COLLEY BROS., DEALERS In. Beet, Pork, Mutton, Veal At the lowest rates, E ALSO KEEP ON HAND —A CHOICE STOCK OF THE PEOPLE TASTE HAMS, BACON and LARD Empire Livery Stable Broad st., Nevada City, ovp. Na'-ona Ex: change hote. Proprietor, Er. JAMES HENMESSY, ° TT PROPRIETOR OF bg EMPIRE Stable has the largest lot o} Horees, Carriages ed Buggies To be found in this part of the State, Teams with elegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and o the most reasonable terms The horses are free from vice, of grodsty) . and capable i 8 ei as fast as any gentle man cares to Good Saddle Horses always on hand CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS uhvstuboder > URNISHED National Meat Markei OPPOSISE& ‘ITIZENS BA NK. 0. J.NAPFZIGGR...Propriator EEF, b Kk, M ' ? B GES, Say Urros leg Sa0BA HAMS, BACON AND LARD,wholesale or etail, And all kinds of Meats usually found in firrt-class Market. Weats delivered f ee of charge. 'C, J, NAPFZIGER, Broad Street Meat Market JAMES MONRO, Prop'r. #f : [Customere supplied with the very deste of ane Prot dail ‘Beet. Pork, Viutton, Veal, Game Sausages, Etc PATENTS! Pension, Land & Indian Depredation CLAINs. United States and Foreign Patents obtained; interferences conducted; special exuminations; trade-marks, eopy-rights, labels and designs registered, Rejected cases prosecuted; infringement suits conducted in any United States Court, If you haye an invention, send us a sketch-photograph or small model, together with a bret description of the: most important features and we will advise you the course to pursue. . If you are in posseasioh of patents and the’ same are infringed, or if ber are charged with inengemenh, submit the matter to us for a reliable opinion, is NATIONAL BUREAU OF OLAIMS, . Box 85, Washington, D. ©. Broad Street, Near the City. ‘Hall, No, 1917, Application for & Patent, U. 8. Lanp Orrice, eae Cat. OTICE 18 HERERY Gwen Taare N way A. HARTUNG, whose ? ontofine address is Anthony House, Nevada poanyy, Cal., has thie day filed ala applicatt : vr atent ior the ‘ii okG tL tLAOKR KE,” bering pe A iresiel in Bcott's District, County of wevadaand righ and designat @ Baie notes and officia pis 23 flie f iis 10 E. of Mt. Diablo M ai ee. 101 pad dentrined ee po Nag itind & post in a merked “He by H.” and “H, Nee % Nol trom ae is 4 ec. cur, between ise 5 dears N° iow. Ky mn e ains x tant, Thence, ae . bd Te 6" B. 64 ch ae. or 85 Hand sh tree 1B kk tree 20 igen re 2 W.83 taka distant. eh 70° is’ Ww. i+ chajos or eet to 3 diameter marked “H. FM Nora’) tee iot tor. common to Fe as onde 8. distant. ‘Thence N. 0° 16° W, hee cent Or 800.6 feet w the place: f nning. CONNECTING ge Comme a maried “a 4 ae Pa 16’ 20.62 chaing ply i és 1 and 3, T, py Tie " Thence 8. 0¢ Nevada City, Nevada Co, Cal,. *’ gro Ha the, ried aot & LA gas rahe ae aud forthe he 2ist yr a ro seat fock mound . ! INew York Baker &. Wm. Durst, Prop, AVIN . PURCHASED H known aud povular Bane,” = Commercial Street, adjoining Transcript. Block, I Intend t very ple? wee . hand at all Umes the Bread, Pies’ Cake. Etc, Wedding Cakes:and Pastry Made £ cretion s on al Notice 804 on tog Shon bea in anything {a my Mne prompe. ly mrict attention to i. § satisfection and po tania Kiving the hope to merit @ liberal fetromans” rates, [ PRUNES! PRUNES, “Slowing” and “Desert” Prunes Prepare = Felix Gile’s Process, SUPERIOR TO any PRUNES THE M4ERxEr. IN STEWING PRUNES v ' One Dollar. = 7eeade for DESSERT PRUNES, in two pound pine. Cents per box, Barn il Ct a 50 emi rok “FINE CLARET, = the (Carmenet-Pineah aud Zin and four years old, at $6 case of 12 bottles, nicely Packed boxes, at Finy best brands, fandel) three and — per MOM Pranes and V Wine guaranteed to Le of superior quality. BARREN HILL NURSERY, FELIX GILLET, t Proprietor meraga City, Cal., Dec, 17. Pr Sale or » Rent : Ceeeeemeey THE WELL-KNOWN Chapman Ranch and. Orchard 21-2 miles from Nevada Cit. peters ro rot BUSINESS THR above named p rty is offered for sale or for rent Pas © most reasenalle For full particulars saatice of Dr. C. -W. CHAPMAN, Sacramento Street, Neves City, FRED SEARLS, Attorney a=d Counselor at Lev, fce--pposite Vaart Haase THE : ; . KEYSTONE ; ; MARKET -GRISSEL BROS, Commercial Street. Beef, : Pork/\s Mutton And Veal. SAUSAGES OF EVERY KIND. Fresh Lard, Salt Moats, Bho, Kept on bad The Lowest ‘Living Prices and tho best Meat &@® Meats delivered to any part of the city free. of charge. Notice to » Creditors. 2 E Notts of John Ri Richards, deceased, Notice is hereby given’ by the undered; -Exeoutor~ of-the-dast will of J m Richards, deceneed, Pea the cred: wena he all ‘persons’ Pye claims rhe said Mit theni Pein four wit te after the first mah of this iment ener eeeieant tor, at the Ci: , Cal., the same peer map rep for the ‘transaction of the business of the estate, in said county of Nevada. JOHN.T. MORGAN, Executor of Estate ef John Richaris, leceased. 4 Dated tere City, Cal, this 234 day at January. : tty . for Adm'’r. j2% Fred Sex rk P, F. SIWONDS Attorney and Oounselor at Law, W Rea STATE AND to] athe Noreen & nd Block, a _ Notice fe Proving Will, [X re 8 Court in and for the bong State of Californs. oa oe unter a the Estate of Joba chards, Ri deceased. Pursuant to ah order of said Superior vs Sa spn the issuance ‘ Peetacutnty when. any person interested may 4)! on contest the same. Dated January 8th, Sth, 1992, tot Later _Monaan, Clerk. 5 peameaaail i — . Attorney a Law. se AVAL PRACTIO“ IN ALL THE VJ)

ee THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. . WEDNESDAY EV'NG, FEB. 3, 1892. “4 TROE AND, NOBLE MAN? Thoughts Suggested on Viewing the Grave of A. A. Sargent {S. F. Call} Weary in mind and body, what a relief it is to break away from the tu.nults aad worry of life’s troubles and hie to some quiet and peaceful place to rest. baa mig om andre straggling mass of living people to reposeful retreat of the dead, where the very air is soothing and the winds say “rest.” Gently winding my way along the paths between the graves at Laurel Hill, I sce occasionally the mame of an acquaintance or friend and my mind wanders back to the days when they were fight-. W.-W. ing life’s battles as I am doing yet, and I ‘wonder what trials and troubles are yet before me. : As I plod along some peculiar monument or inscription draws my attention, and I atady the surroundings for indications to obtain seme insight into the characteristics of the mortal grhose remains are turning to dust in the soil before me. Here and there some cestly vault or monument indicates the great worldly possessions of the deceased, whi'ea humBile bit of stonenot far away and almost covered with weeds vouches for, perhaps, equally as much affection and grief on the part of those whe placed it there. Almost unconsciously my steps have led me to a spot most dear to me, and as I gaze upon the resting-place of my departed friend I almost feel the hearty ‘grasp of his hand-in mine again. A more. befitting structure could hardly be conceived to mark his grave. Solid as a rock, white and pure as snow, graceful in design, it reflects in part the sterling qualities of him who sleeps bemeath it. It is conspicuous for its beautiful simplicity, aod attracts the attention and admiration which many. elaborate and costly sepulchers fail to do, and is indicative ef the good taste and refinement of those whese leving hands erected it, AARON AUGUSTUS SARGENT, Born at Newburyport, Mass., Sept. 28, 1327; Died August 14, 1887. PRINTER. Lawrnr. Sen 4ror. Muvister PLEentrorenriary. Such an inscription speaks volumes and is a very instructive lesson to posterity. Itis convincing proof ef what can be accomplished in spite of the enormous obstacles placed in the rough paths of life which must be traveled by*those who A eelf-made man he was indeed. In every statien of his life he earned himself @ place in the front ranks. As a printer he was able and prominent. As 4 lawyer his success and remarkable talents élicited the admiration of eminent members of the bar. As a United States Senator he was the peer of the most distinre e . S ‘ 4 _ and neble man.” guished of bis colleagues. As « Minister Plenipoteatiary bis correct interpretation of the duties of his office stimulated him to represent America as she should be represented, and history telle how well he did it. Beautiful as his grave is marked, it is infinitely inferior to the glorious moaument he created for himeelf. Like a brilliant sunbeam it reaches to the feotstool of our Father, where the recording angel carved upen it the welldeserved inscription: ‘‘He was a true G. B. Two facts have been pretty conclusively settled in the minds of the public -—the first that th? Reyal Baking Powder Company has found the means,’ and uses them, to make « chemically pure article of food; and the other that the} market is full of poisonous, alum. and other adulterated baking pewders, which, no matter hew strongly endorsed by “‘eemmercial” chemists, ore te be studionsly avoided. ' A pure baking powder is one of the chief aids te the cook in preparing perfect and wholesome food. The recent . eentroversy in the press has left it no longer a-question with those who desire purity and wholesomeness of food what baking powder they shall use. ————EEEEEE In vain the eyes are filled with light: In vain the cheek with beauty glows, Unless the teech are pure and white,Unless the breath is like the rose; And SOZODONT alone supplies These heauties that we all so prize,Have You the Grip or Symptoms of It ? If you have go immediately to J. J. Jackson's Beehive Grocery Store and get some of that fine Whiskey. It isa sure cure for la grippe. j2 ° =~ Latest. Weare exdlasive agents for the celebrated “CLAUS” NATURAL GAS TEMPERED SHEARS AND SCISBORS, Come and get's pair, take them home and try them. If not perfectly satreturn them and get a new pair. “NO QUESTIONS ASKED. LEGG & SHAW, Main street, Nevada City. To allay pains, subdue inflammation heal foul sores and ulcers, the most prompt and satisfactory results are obtained by using that old reliable remedy, D, J. H. MeLean's ¥alotnle Oil Liniment, For gale by Carr Bros. Curiprex will freely take Dr, J: H. MeLean's Tor Wine Lung Balm; —_ cough syrups, it contains no opinm, soothe and heal any disease of the throat or lungs quicker than any other eymedy, viphseiacinva Spans Locate set epparnt in pope me hernee : cs RA et Nie woul SAVING HUMAN LIFE, Experiences of Many Whe Have Been “Near Death. Ehere {sno ope s0 hap as.the person whose life has . Prot more its “ he a — mopolitan nsary of San Francisco, has has beak. the means of restoring to perfect health thousands of unfortunates, many of whom had been ven up to die other physicians. © following ies and gentlemen have given permission to refer to them as re taglge Me eiape of the great institurite to some of them and learn their yourself. Remember, while thete is life there is hope. and if any power on earth can save you it is the staff of physicians and surgeons of the Crasopstion pa agua Maes. RicHarp Luioyp, e of — . Hotwrr, B. F. Jacons, editor Herald of Trade,S.F. W. J. Ray, Sumner, Cal. FRED TouRTELOTTE, ae Some et. 8. F. Arnone Sto RNES, Menlo Park, C. W. Hitt, Sacramento, Cal. ; Gxo. CaRPENTER, Dixon, Cal. J. H. Lawrence, 139 Seventh st., 8, F. Limio Giorat, 1426 Dupont st., 8. F. W. #H. Hitcucock, “er Clara, Cal. C. L. Harvey, Fisks ae ee co. GoopricH; ellos Clty Gab J. P. Hanson, 149 Minna st. F. —— Harr, 240 Greenwich st., +} CHarLes Rosz, 109 Jessie st. 8.¥F. JOHN PETERSON, 220 oFarral at., 8. F Davip WILLIAMS, 879 Shotwell at., 8. F. C. F. EckHART, Gilroy, Cal, Mrs. Koipy, 23; Wil ow ave., 8S. F. Wittiam P. Kane, 1718 Post at., 8. F. CHARLES HEMPLER, 502 Davis st., 8. F, Mars. ay. D. Couiins, 741 Tehama st. {. M. D. Wriaat, 1824 Florida st:, S. F. Mrs. MARGARET KOHLER, San Jose, Cal. JAMES z WatsH, 510 Clementina st., 8. FREDERICK BRowN, ‘Copperopolis, Cal. Mrs. A. A. Kort, Petaluma, Cal. — 409 Twenty-eighth st., 8. F. JOHN BRECKLAND, 151 Silver st., 8. F. Miss E, Park 149 Ninth st., 8. F. A. Astora, San Rafael, Cal. Mrs. 8. G. "Surru, 1705 "Market st., 8. F. Mrs. Downzy, 211 Lily ave., 8. F. Miss BavEeRr, 2818 California st., 8. F. ALEx, Woops, 505 Seventh st., 8. F. Henry Brown, Union Iron Works, 8. F. pend WELLING, 866 Castro st., Oakland. G. Huwe, 4104 Fell st., 8. F. QO. O. SLAYTON, Niles, Cal. Herman Bossz, 1183 Folsom st Miss NeLtum Manian, 912 “sichilister at., 8. F, Hueu ‘McSferry, 841 Fifth st., S. F. Mars. A. Firuman, Tracy, San "Joaquin co., Cal. A. B. AbLor, 616} Grove st., S. F. JENNIE JOHNSON, Berkele , Alameda co., fourteenth st., GEORGE DANIELSON, 204 8. F. Miss ou NELSON, 5444 Natoma, st., 8. Out of town patients treated with. UNFAILING SUCCESS through correspondence, Medicine sent safely and free from observation to any part of the country. Write for symptom blank to fill out, and a letter a al as dis-} ease, giving advice, etc ‘turned free. Address ‘-Cosmo agit it ani litan Dispensary, Market streets, San . French Tansy Wafers. The wafers are a sure and safe specific for all kinds of female troubles and will remove all obstructions to the monthly periods, no matter what the cause. They are what every woman needs and may be used safely. Manufactured by the Emerson Drug Co., manufacturers, San ‘Jose, Cal. For sale by W. D. Vinton. tf **Lie”’ Tea. The Chinese make what they call “lie” . tea: They take the dust-which-accumt-—}-— lates in the manufacture of tea, and rice ‘husks, and mix them with a gum to resemble tea. This they use to swell the bulk ‘of cheap teas. We have all, doubtless, drank our quota of ‘“‘lie’”’ tea. Beech’s Tea is the pure, unadulterated, sun-dried leaf. 60 cts per tb. For sale by Thomas Shurtleff. A CERTAIN cure for malaria fevers is found in Simmons Liver Regulator, Nevada Drug and Stationery Store _ 04 Pelows Ruling, Brad Ste, NEVADA crry, W. D. VINTON, : : : : : Proprietor EDPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND lets stock of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Prescriptions carefully compounded. * Also a complete stock of the BEST BRANDS OF BOOKSSand STATIONERY —Including— Letter, Note, Legal, Cap, Foolaeap, Bill, Journal and Tablet Papers, Papeteries, Envelopes, Inks, Pens, Pencils, Scrap Books, Inkstands, Mucilage, Rulers, Playing Cards, Visiting Cards, Memorandum, Note, Receipt, Draft and Day Books, Ledgers, Journals, Ete., Ete., Ete. AN of which will be sold at Low Prices UNION HOTEL. HIS I8 THE LEADING FAMILY — Hotel of Nevada City, and has the enviable reputation of having the most pleasant rooms, and se the best table of any house in-the interior. It ia only one block from the Express, Telegraph and Post Offic s. Sample Rooms and { Firvicass Atvommods ions for Commercial Men. @@” Yree 'Bus to and From All ‘Trains. , ' Ge where you can get first-class acoommodations at rates. 3 MBS. J. NAP YZIGER, Proprietress A. Frandy, Business Manager. ders rattled and pattered most scared the ALMOST BURIED IN CINDERS, He Won the Bet, Got Fearfally Dirty, bat Didn’t Get the Money After AH, He stood in the Grand Central sition fanning himself with his hat, and the Cinders on his bald head looked like pepper on a hard boiled egg. Every square inch of hi#short fat person was begrimed and dirty. “*"S'pose I look like a Digger Indian just dug,” he remarked, putting his head into, the window at the burean of information, and letting his imitation leather valise drop on the floor with a thud. “Oh, well a little jagged, perhaps,” responded the clerk politely. “No jag around me,” said the dirty tourist indignantly. “I only got in ten minutes ago.” So?” “Yes. Haven’t washed sence we left Council Bluffs. Would you believe all “We had a gay ‘time, 1 tell yer.” “How’s that?’ inquired the clerk. “Well, you see, a feller from South Dakota opened the winder just in front of mea while after we had started and the cinders come in like it was a hailstorm. I didn’t want to’ pear disobligin, 80 L-stood it fer three hours, and then I leaned over to the South Dakota feller, and says I, a ttle dusty, ain't it? ‘Mebbe,’ says Would you mind shuttin down that er fer a spell? says I, as perlite as ron. please. ‘I find it very annoyin.’ Ould mind,’ says he, ‘and if Ican stand it, I'll bet you can.’ ‘Well, if it’s a bet, you say,’ says I, ‘I’m in it, I don't let no South Dakota feller bluff me. I'll bet you fifty dollars, even money, you'll weaken on that open winder before I do.’ “He looked surprised, but he says, ‘It’s ‘a go.’ “We put up the money with the conductor, and he snuggled up to his winder and I behind, takin the dust sortér secondhand. Attheend of the first twentyfour hours we wasn’t purty fer a cent, and I see’d the other feller was squirmin a good deal. So when the train sto pped fer dinner I sneaked out to the engineer and gave him my last ten dollar bill, and says I winkin, ‘When you start up the . Seed engine it'll bea pertickler favor to ime if you won't screen back’ them cinders; ‘let em flicker for two or three hours; just buzz out every cinder you've got.’ ‘* ‘My coal,’ says he, a winkin back, ‘is terrible soft and muddy today.’ “Well, sir, the next three hours was awful. I never seed such smoke and coal dust anywhere. The way that engine snorted and blowed and them cinpassengers off the train. It aciually seemed as though the screen business had busted clean out of the smokestack and Jet the coal-blow through in chunks. The dirt was so thick on my face you could have wrote my name in it, but that feller from South Dakota he caught them cinders right in the neck. He was almost buried. There was cinders in his hair, cinders, in his mustache; they worked down inside his collar; into his vest pockets. And when he. started to brace upona chew blamed if he didn’t vite more cinders than tobacker, About hen it came up to rain, and for an hour vhat feller from South Dakota locked ike he was dredged up from a mud yond. When the rain stopped and he was wipin down the mud, along come a ved hot cinder as big as a pea and lit on ais beard. The brakeman helped him put out the fire, but just then the train stopped and that feller riz up and says walked right off the train. Then all the passengers congratulated me, They said I was dirty, but game.” “So you got the money?’ inquired the clerk with some interest. ‘‘Well that’s the trouble,” dirty traveler. ‘‘While I was fixin the engineer blamed if that onery cuss wasn't goin me one better and fixin the conductor, and they froze to the cash and skipped together. The trouble with me is,” added the grimy traveler, gazing out pensively at the Forty-second street hackmen, “‘that I’m too honofable and confidin, always.been so. Say.” he added in a whisper, poking his dirty head in the window, ‘gimme a quarter fera wash. will yee?”—New York Tribune, A Negro Servant's Wit. A copy of the Salem (Mass.) Gazette of Aug. 12, 1788, contains the following anecdote; A gentleman in the state of Connecticut regularly attended public worship on the Lord’s day with all his family;. on the Sunday evening .he always catechised his children and servants on the principles of religion, and what they mea the minister deliver from the pulRies negro man ihe nel cua remember a note of the sermon, though otherwise smart. At last his master peremptorily told him he would on Monday morning tie him up and flog him. Next Sunday evening, when interrogated, he had forgotten all. On Monday morning his ‘master executes his threat so far as to tie him up. The fellow then cried -out, ‘Oh, master, spare me, for . remember something the minister said.” ‘*What is it?” said the master. The fellow replied, “This much may suffice at this time.” Thé master was so pleased with his wit that he forgave him. Toe Much Lynch Law. First Citizen—Wall, we caught up with the feller wot stole your new overcoat, an lynched him. Second Citizen—Ha, ha! that’s somethin like, Teach these coyotes they've en ay the laws o’ the land. Hung “No, we shot him full o’ holes,” “Gee whittaker! He didn’t have my on, did he?” ie em, ye gad come to think, Um ‘fraid-he did. “Ye oughter be arrested, every one of ye. This ere lyneh law is a disgrace ter civilization.”—-New York Weekly. we Streets of a Chinese™ City. Consul Gracey summarizes the condition of streets and highways of Foo. , chow, China, in the following report to,. to the department of state, Washington: “There are no roads in this part of China. The of Foochow are from six to twelve feet wide, many of them covered with stone slabs, which are filthy beyond description, and are perfevtly execrable. me have no wheeled vehicles, and as a msequence merely footpaths all thronth ‘the country.” Pets on Shipboard, os Cats and dogs have been found on ms hepuet their marine make themselves on board ship, and he, ‘l weaken, take the cash,’ and:he . . Bad Blood. Impure or vitiated bir. <j" f mine timesout of ten ce «1 by some form of constipatics or indigestion that clogs uy the’system when the blood Baturally becomes imprcgnated wit the etfete t J. B. CARR. T. #. CARR. —PROFRIETORS OF. TE — Palace Drug, Book and Stationery Store, The old Sarsaparilias atternpt * to reach this condition by at eadig the blood with the drastic minera) “potash.” Joy’s Veg:table Sarsaparilia i+ modern. It goes to the seat.of the trouble. It arouses the liver, kidneys and bowels and invigotates the circulation, and the impuri ties are quickly carried off through the natu ral channels, . Charles Lee, at Beamish’s Third and Market Sts, 8. F., Writes: ‘I took it for vitiated blood and while on the first bottle became convinced’ of its merits, fag I could feel it . ‘was working a change. It cleansed, purified and braced me up generally, and everything is now = full and regular.” 5 Vegetable Joy’ Sareaparilla. CARR BROTHERS. Coughs, Colge, b Hoareesess, Wh CURES and permanent, Semi-annual Report of the Citizens Bank and its Agency at Grass Val: ley, showing its financial condition on the morning of January ist, 1892. RESOURCES, County Warrants. Loans on Real Estate Loans on Stocks, Bonds, and Warrants Loans on other securities, . Loans on Personal Security. .

Money on hand Due from bsnks Furniture and Fixtures... Gold Bullion 1702 75 110242 13 $244755 80 LIABILIPIES, Paid-up Capital. . Reserve Fund, . Undivided Profits Due Depositors. Due Banks. Dividends Unpaid .. 8 30000 00 -, 10000 00 +++ 20361 31 . 160336 57 $244755 80 We the undersigned do solemnly swear that we have each of us “a personal knowledge ef the matters contained in the foregoing statement, and that the bev is a true and correct report of the of the Citizens Bank Fae its et at Grass Valley on the morning of January Ist, 1892, accordin to the best of our knowledge, ond belief, and the-assets therein named are all in the custody of the said bank and its a nd officers and correspondents. . -. furthermore solemnly swear that the oe, up capital stock of the Citizens is Thirty Thousand Dollars in gold coin valuation, as will appear from’ the sie: M, Preston, President. Joun T. Morgan, Cashier. State of California, County of Nevada. t Subseribed to and sworn before me this 16th day of January, 1892. Frep Sears, ja-16 © Notary. Public, RESTAURANT --AND-Ef LQDKING — HOUSE, MES. B. LUTZ, Proprietor. Broad Street.. ..below National Hotel. Comfortable Reoms and Geod Beds, The Table Supplied with the best the market affords. or month. ft, E, ORAPMAN, hs DENTIisT NEVADA CITY. W~OCAL ANESTHETICS [F DESIRED, Office a Residence, Sacramento us INSOLVENT NOTIOE, N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE Rounk of Hayade, pate of California. In the matter of ». J, McLeod, an Insolvent Debtor, Dv. J. McLeod having filed in this Court his petition, schedule and ininsolveucy, by which it appears that he is an insolvent debtor, 'the said D. J. McLeod is hereby deciared to be insolvent, The Sheriff of the said County of poverey . hereby directed take possession o: the estate,real and aang Rll of the. aid Mcieod, eu Nee yg has may be b: og Pye eeution ane of al ‘his I deeda vouchers, books uf account, and papers. and to the same ot he eatte until the topaietens ote a 4 all reous descivase Bog ache tothe Pt ay tiver "property bel: pon cap — o auch Tea vent, is he secre Btn. io trans or oe fet . ahrubbery any property until er order of Court, proses as ta herein o go tis fu Apgl atays. creditors . house. He stid deb ts, an Tudgers 1D. Jaldwe eae court ot Ata! a pe EON Wee Court, a in City ly p toiang “ot Goce: said ‘court . ? 3d day of Fe ruary,” tage, ob 10 orcloes . » A, M, of that day, to prove their debts and. BS ? ae: more ussignees of the estate: o ee 4 rdered that fart o Nevede Daily "risnecripe feet Gan sountr'at f an Sie i Sa are Tia‘ tn telther ordered that saad . St a i Dated Saban re” seedy’ acomalienegee £ eran . rogt. Li 8 a Chast, incl adie ¢ Conan or ing manent. Genuine sigaed “i Beste Board and Lodging by the day, week} — Masonic Building, Cor. Pine and Conimercial Streets, Nevada City. KEEP CONSTANTLY ON Compl Stock of Drags, Patent Molicns, Oil Vani Hs. HANO A School Books, Blank Books. Miscellaneous Books, Periodicals, Pictorials, . Magazines Aownts for the San Francisco Examiner. Nevada City. MUST i re And while you are eating it is the wisest thing to get the best goods in the market, #o long as you do not pay fancy prices for them, At the Plaza Store You will find just what you want in the way. of Finest Brands of Cigars in ‘You vou Groceries and Provisions Aatwell as many specialties, such as Beech’s Tea, Frozen Qysters, Maple Sugar, oiled Cider, ~ Unadultera ed Candies, Lemons and Oranges, ‘Selected Mountain Apples,’ Fresh Fish: rvery rnursday evening, . Mountain Trout In their season. Everything the very best to be had anywhere, and prices low in all lines THOMAS SHURTLEFF rey D iE EVANGBLINE With each Fifty Cents’ worth of Teas, Coffees or Spices Sold at the Beehive Grocery Store will be given one chance in the contest for the Beautiful Washable and Imperishable PRIZE DOLL! rt DOLL! PR PRIZE DOLL. PRIZE DOLL! PRIZE DOLL!. PRIZE DOLL! ny . DOLL! DOLL . DOL . PRIZE DOLL! PRIZE DOLL! PRIZE DOLL!” PRIZE DOLL! PRIZE DOLL! PRIZE DOLL! Competition in Quality and Prices Challenged ! J. J. JACKSON, Nevada City Leader in the Tea, Coffee and Spice Trade] "1 Beehive Grecary Store, Commercia! st. A Desa Rese Prop For Sale. WM. H. SMITH — for nga his fine two-story resiSeay tront‘3 ae es nr gee si vacant 45; fos ue 4 F. Hook's ck also vacant let, 20 feet. wide, atk Ge Rae fronting on Nevads Physician and Surgeon, GRASS VALLEY, —— C'renlinr DISEASES, as well as those peculiar to females, specialty. Pre. + daa Diseases Amenable to Eley. ity Residence : Mrs. Noviteky's House, Office : Cloke’s ?-zilding. Office Hours ; 10 tol2 a, w,, Stodand Tto8r. mu, On. BR. mM. BUNT, , Physician, Qrree AT VINTON’S DRUG SroRE, Steer a bak Kies, A chotonih a Set lan srend s wen Novada County ‘Abstract Office, Titles Reragioet on Insured JOHN A. RAPP, (County Recorder 11 consecutive ‘years, . " @SBARCHER OF RECORDS, ; BOTABY PUBLIC aie R RoR AGENT. county, = complete repair. net the bet loa of Pa > Novada City an ji3Or. C, W. Chapman, MEVADA GITY... Otfee with't r, ¥," cD Nagesace: andes on‘Kast<] road street, W Ppa. BR, M. Hunt,* gis cena Lot So, 10) Bal fowest . Ran IR. REDMAN, m. b. "! pee oo peach, saps he aery, almond and NEVADA CITY, ee Y seh es CITIZENS BANK, Paid up Capital -+ $30 000 A General Banking B Business Transacted. WER 188UR, pe. T DRAFTS PAYABLI New Vork, f San Francisco. And Sacrament, W tesue BILLS OF EXCHANG! Payable AT SIGHT inthe prin cipal cities of GRKAT BRITA’ and EUROPE. Cellections om any part ef thUnited States a specialty. Highest Price Paid for Counts and State Warranre y Geld and Silver Bullion od chasedAssay Office at this Bank. OFFICERB:&.M PRESTON Pursiper R.M. HUNT.. .. rete Vick Presipey? JOHN T, MORGAN Casuiey D, RB. MORGAN.,.Ase’T Casnins and Sac’y DIRECTORS: JounT. Moxoan D. E, Mopean, L, Hoveman, M, Preston, Gro, M. Hueuss, Wm, Eowanos. ku CORRESPONDENTS, ag New York—Firet National Bank. . “Ban Francisco—First National Bank. Sacramento—Natienal Bank of D. O. hills Co. : ; UNION MARKET,JOMMERCIAL 8STREET..N*®VADAOITY (COLLEY BROS., DEALERS In. Beet, Pork, Mutton, Veal At the lowest rates, E ALSO KEEP ON HAND —A CHOICE STOCK OF THE PEOPLE TASTE HAMS, BACON and LARD Empire Livery Stable Broad st., Nevada City, ovp. Na'-ona Ex: change hote. Proprietor, Er. JAMES HENMESSY, ° TT PROPRIETOR OF bg EMPIRE Stable has the largest lot o} Horees, Carriages ed Buggies To be found in this part of the State, Teams with elegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and o the most reasonable terms The horses are free from vice, of grodsty) . and capable i 8 ei as fast as any gentle man cares to Good Saddle Horses always on hand CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS uhvstuboder > URNISHED National Meat Markei OPPOSISE& ‘ITIZENS BA NK. 0. J.NAPFZIGGR.....Propriator EEF, b Kk, M ' ? B GES, Say Urros leg Sa0BA HAMS, BACON AND LARD,wholesale or etail, And all kinds of Meats usually found in firrt-class Market. Weats delivered f ee of charge. 'C, J, NAPFZIGER, Broad Street Meat Market JAMES MONRO, Prop'r. #f : [Customere supplied with the very deste of ane Prot dail ‘Beet. Pork, Viutton, Veal, Game Sausages, Etc PATENTS! Pension, Land & Indian Depredation CLAINs. United States and Foreign Patents obtained; interferences conducted; special exuminations; trade-marks, eopy-rights, labels and designs registered, Rejected cases prosecuted; infringement suits conducted in any United States Court, If you haye an invention, send us a sketch-photograph or small model, together with a bret description of the: most important features and we will advise you the course to pursue. . If you are in posseasioh of patents and the’ same are infringed, or if ber are charged with inengemenh, submit the matter to us for a reliable opinion, is NATIONAL BUREAU OF OLAIMS, . Box 85, Washington, D. ©. Broad Street, Near the City. ‘Hall, No, 1917, Application for & Patent, U. 8. Lanp Orrice, eae Cat. OTICE 18 HERERY Gwen Taare N way A. HARTUNG, whose ? ontofine address is Anthony House, Nevada poanyy, Cal., has thie day filed ala applicatt : vr atent ior the ‘ii okG tL tLAOKR KE,” bering pe A iresiel in Bcott's District, County of wevadaand righ and designat @ Baie notes and officia pis 23 flie f iis 10 E. of Mt. Diablo M ai ee. 101 pad dentrined ee po Nag itind & post in a merked “He by H.” and “H, Nee % Nol trom ae is 4 ec. cur, between ise 5 dears N° iow. Ky mn e ains x tant, Thence, ae . bd Te 6" B. 64 ch ae. or 85 Hand sh tree 1B kk tree 20 igen re 2 W.83 taka distant. eh 70° is’ Ww. i+ chajos or eet to 3 diameter marked “H. FM Nora’) tee iot tor. common to Fe as onde 8.. distant. ‘Thence N. 0° 16° W, hee cent Or 800.6 feet w the place: f nning. CONNECTING ge Comme a maried “a 4 ae Pa 16’ 20.62 chaing ply i és 1 and 3, T, py Tie " Thence 8. 0¢ Nevada City, Nevada Co, Cal,. *’ gro Ha the, ried aot & LA gas rahe ae aud forthe he 2ist yr a ro seat fock mound . ! INew York Baker &. Wm. Durst, Prop, AVIN . PURCHASED H known aud povular Bane,” = Commercial Street, adjoining Transcript. Block, I Intend t very ple? wee . hand at all Umes the Bread, Pies’ Cake. Etc, Wedding Cakes:and Pastry Made £ cretion s on al Notice 804 on tog Shon bea in anything {a my Mne prompe. ly mrict attention to i. § satisfection and po tania Kiving the hope to merit @ liberal fetromans” rates, [ PRUNES! PRUNES, “Slowing” and “Desert” Prunes Prepare = Felix Gile’s Process, SUPERIOR TO any PRUNES THE M4ERxEr. IN STEWING PRUNES v ' One Dollar. = 7eeade for DESSERT PRUNES, in two pound pine. Cents per box, Barn il Ct a 50 emi rok “FINE CLARET, = the (Carmenet-Pineah aud Zin and four years old, at $6 case of 12 bottles, nicely Packed boxes, at Finy best brands, fandel) three and — per MOM Pranes and V Wine guaranteed to Le of superior quality. BARREN HILL NURSERY, FELIX GILLET, t Proprietor meraga City, Cal., Dec, 17. Pr Sale or » Rent : Ceeeeemeey THE WELL-KNOWN Chapman Ranch and. Orchard 21-2 miles from Nevada Cit. peters ro rot BUSINESS THR above named p rty is offered for sale or for rent Pas © most reasenalle For full particulars saatice of Dr. C. -W. CHAPMAN, Sacramento Street, Neves City, FRED SEARLS, Attorney a=d Counselor at Lev, fce--pposite Vaart Haase THE : ; . KEYSTONE ; ; MARKET -GRISSEL BROS, Commercial Street. Beef, : Pork/\s Mutton And Veal. SAUSAGES OF EVERY KIND. Fresh Lard, Salt Moats, Bho, Kept on bad The Lowest ‘Living Prices and tho best Meat &@® Meats delivered to any part of the city free. of charge. Notice to » Creditors. 2 E Notts of John Ri Richards, deceased, Notice is hereby given’ by the undered; -Exeoutor~ of-the-dast will of J m Richards, deceneed, Pea the cred: wena he all ‘persons’ Pye claims rhe said Mit theni Pein four wit te after the first mah of this iment ener eeeieant tor, at the Ci: , Cal., the same peer map rep for the ‘transaction of the business of the estate, in said county of Nevada. JOHN.T. MORGAN, Executor of Estate ef John Richaris, leceased. 4 Dated tere City, Cal, this 234 day at January. : tty . for Adm'’r. j2% Fred Sex rk P, F. SIWONDS Attorney and Oounselor at Law, W Rea STATE AND to] athe Noreen & nd Block, a _ Notice fe Proving Will, [X re 8 Court in and for the bong State of Californs. oa oe unter a the Estate of Joba chards, Ri deceased. Pursuant to ah order of said Superior vs Sa spn the issuance ‘ Peetacutnty when. any person interested may 4)! on contest the same. Dated January 8th, Sth, 1992, tot Later _Monaan, Clerk. 5 peameaaail i — . Attorney a Law. se AVAL PRACTIO“ IN ALL THE VJ)