January 19, 1891 (4 pages)

aeaninaaiin Phe Daily Transcript REVADA COUNTY. Mew te Help Uive It a Safe and Honest Boom. Talk about it with every stranger you meet. Write letters to your friends back Bast. Tell them all about the ith rich soil. Write them that this section raises thé bestof the Bartlett Pears that go to supply the Eastern markets. Inform them of the good health, good society, good schools, churches of every denomination, branches of every known secret society, fine stores, a bank second to none, andevery kind of business carried on. Tell them of its fine timber on the hills, its gold and silver. possibilities and its full and bountiful supply ot water in every field ‘and atevery door. _ Tell them of the deer, antelope and bear upon the mountains, and the milig Bn ag lieve of trout in the moustain streams: Laform them that every kind of fruit 4 raised here and brings higher price than that raised in any other part ‘ol the State; its mild climate and pure air, its never failing bountiful crops of wheat, oats, corn, orye, hay and grass; its wonderful production of all _ kinds of vegetables; its excelient grazing lands and its vast herds of horses, “Tell them of our immense reservoirs of water—the largest in the world. Tell them that the richest quartz and gravel maines in the world are’ in ‘Nevada y. Teil them that one single acre of Nevada county iafd will produce from to. 500 bushels of putatoes, and thatit is no surprise at all to find a single potatoe. weighing fiom one to six pounds, and round and bright us a ilver dollar, Tell them that’ one acre. will grow from 20 to 50 bushels of splendid wheat, from 50 to 120 bushels of good overweight osts, from 2 te 3 tons ol hay ateach mowing and frem two to four mowings each seavon. “Peli them that every article of farm, garden or orchard products finds » quick and ready market near home, and that the demand in mining camps and.towns is more than all the land yet under cultivation can supply. Teli them that our present citizens kindly invite all good citizens of other Biates who want to purchase a youd arm tocome at once to Nevada couuty. Tell your friends, however, that most the 2th day of NOvVé Notice of Assessment, 4! piste {ONSOLIDATED ST. GOTHARD GOLD Min Company .—Location of Princiaod onal Business, San Francisco, Calijornia. Leeativa of Werks, Nevada county, Cal. : Notice is pry fF mtee that ata meeting ofthe Board of Directors,.held on the %n ay of Dec., bg an shiver ina 'Detek of Any stock upon which this usseasment sta}! temafa <a; id on vation ome Bs » 1891, ‘will be delinquent, and ad. ve for sale bed wha auction; aad unleas payment is m: Saturday, the 7th day of February, 1891, to th the eosts of advertising and e nees of wale. By ordet of ths Board of Birectots. : . THEO. WETZEL, Secretary, QOffice—Room No. 10,320 Sansome Streét, San Francisco, California. Delinquent Notice. A ered’ BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MINing Company. Location of Principe) place of business, San Francisco, Jes nia. Location of works, North Bloomfield, Nevada County, California. Notice—There are delinquent upon the following described stock,’ on account of assessment No. 46, levied ou the tweutyfourth day ef October, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders, Le Jallewe H r Pee 0; 0. Names. Bergin Thomas I Bowiea. St. J. : bowie Helen J. 299 Bowie Kobett L. Trustee 302 WDenervand C. Trustee. 283 Denervaud C. Trustees. .286 Denervaud C. Trustes. .305 n Louis T. Irustee 256 Hoefier L. M. Trustee .°.306 Martinez K. Trustee. 235 Perkins H. C studi cedieuy ~ _ oe } Seuesebues Rolph James, Trustee. .258 Rolph James, Trustee. Reiph Joeman Trnstan. Rolph James, Trustees. } , Rolpb James, Trustee. .268 1000 selph James, Trustep 164 Bolph Jamea, a biee. bi» Uy SSsesyskseuvesn FE. wusbse i else 8 by 5 ‘And in accordarte: law; & der of the Board ef Directors, m ‘ twenty-fourth day of October, 180, so many sheres of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary, will be scid-at public auction, at the office of the Com any, Room 24, No. $20 Sansome street, San Francisco, Cal. om Monday, the Twenty-Second day of De cember,.1#90, at the hour of 2-o’clock P. M. of said day to pay said Detinguent Agseasments ther-on, together with cests of advertising end expenses of the sale. H. PICHOIR, Secretary. Ofice—Room No. 820 Sansome Street, San Francisco, C a. . Constable’s Sale. ¥ VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION !SSUED out of Justice H.J. Wrixht’s Court of Nevada township, County of nevada, state of Caiifornia, dated the 28th day of November, ina certain action wherein the Peupiw ef State of fils 48 Plainiff recoy ju ent ‘J, G: Bowerman.as sum of $25.00 damages and all that mey accrue on er, 1890, i have ees the following described property, to wit: : All that certain piece or parcel of land situated and being in the corporate limits of the City of Nevada, Cuunty of Nevada ie ee of California in Lot Kight (8) acd Block Fourteen (14) as designated on the of the choice farming and fruit lands ol} om cia) aap of Nevada City made by H. Neyada county have already been preemptied, and that poor men with arge families and fio’ money to bay out the present owners at from ten to lwenty dollars per acre would not be safe in coming here. x Teli them the-,class of men who / day, the Mtn day of of . can and will succeed in this foot bili . Cours ia region are those who can come pre pared to buy a twenty, forty, eighty or ofi@ hundred and sixty acre ranch, and these are plenty atlow rates and extra good and fertile. » Tell them we need mor farmers, stockmen, fruiumen and me capitalin every portionof Nevad ounty ion le Se atains.to help na_to.deyelop. allthe hidden treasuresofthess 6.1 timber on the mountains and the veins of,gold and si) ver aud other minerals that are buried in them. If you. areacquainted with any ‘men of ‘large capital back in any of the} flock Pi States,-invite them to visit. Nev.ds eounty at once and see for themselves te vast wiineral fields, fruit farms, pineries stock ranges and its need of mere capital to improve our towns, assist our business men and ‘ranchmen and to start new paying enterprises by which the public will be benefited and the man of wealth can double up his capital invested. Tell them of the vast beds of kaolin, of the marble quarries, of the iron, Tell them of the unlimited water power fer tactories and of the valuable. ferests of the finest orn.mental woods Teli them that the fruitsand grapes, grown in this altitude have finer flavor ‘and better shipping qualities than those grewn at a lower altitude. Tell them that a ful] grown and well kept orchard will yield a:crop werth frem $1U0 to $500 per acre per annum. Tell them that children here have more robest constitutions, a more ruddy complexion and firmer muscular development than childrem rearedin the lowlands. ; Above all, tell them that our people are large hearted, genereus und neighborly, and will extend a genuine welcome to worthy strangers who come to reside in their midst. Tell them of our excellent schools, abundant churches, and’o! the spirit of progress which renders this ene of the most desirable places inthe State for permanent settlement. Send them copies of the Nevada City Daily Tranecetrr and it will keep them informed about the richest portion ofthe great and wonderful State of California. . Es Dr. Besanke’s Cough and Lumg : syrup. This syrup is composed of wild eherry, tarand balsam of Tolu, which every one knows are the most tonic and healing remedies known for the and Lungs. To this we add just enough squills, ipecac and blood ~yoot to loosen and throw off the offend-}: matter expectoration: Ask ie aeaes ier could possibly be te bepry combination for the cure ‘ ede bronchitis, or to 7 weak and emacisted con. patient thes” piles fg af whooping cough there , and every mother who of her little children keep it in the house. 8. Seotiey a} 1869 and is pounded, on the north y Broad street, on Creek, on the west br, e lobo a. having a frontage Broad street and e.' sireet together with ; jereon consisting of a f ebuilding and all tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances belonging to the same. # Notice is hereby pyres that on Wednesof pecambes, 1890, at 12 the City,. County o Aeris, Site ° wilt sellall the right, title and fnterest of J. G. Bowerman, the above named Defend. antsin aud tothe above described property at Public Auction, for U. ». gold »to the highest isfy anid Execution and ali cost. Dated at Nevada Township, the 20th day of November, 1890. RICHARD DiLyon, Constable. Delinquent Notice, ATE HAYES MINING COMPANY.— Location Of principal place of busi. ness, Sea Francisco, Catifornia. Location orks, Mrench Corral, Nevada somaty,. Notice—There are delinguent upon the following described stock, on account of aasensmacnt 2, levied on the twentyfourth day October,.1890, the several emounte set Lr psa the names of the respective share olders.as sellers. $ . °. 0. Certificate. Shares. Am’t. ieee ia 126 $250 100 200 li 2 Shepard J. L. 13 100 200 Andin accordance with law aud an order of the Board of Directors, made on the twenty-fourth day of Uctober, 20 ma! shares of see Dares ofatiech stock as may be necessary, will by sold at public auction at the office,of the Company, Koom 2, No. $20 Sansome street, San Francisco, California,on Monday the twenty second day of December, , atthe hour of 8 oclock P. M. of said day, to pay.said celinquent assesaments thereon, together with costs of advertising and me ey of the sale. PICHOIR, Secretary. Office—Room ie $20 Sansome street, San Francisco, California, Allas Citation. TF NITED STATES LAND. OFFICE, -#aCramento, Cal, Oct. 6th, 1890, Oliver P. Davi Agricultural Contestant, vs. William Downie and Artemus Davidson, M. A. 1056, and. A. Asbburn and Otis Baker, Adverse Claintamts, Respondents, Involving, #8. 1-2 of Nb. W.1-4and N. 1-2 of 8. W. 1-4 of Sec. 20, T.17N.,B.10K., M.D, B_ M. Upon filling and considering. ‘the yerified and corro petition of sbovenamed Contestant and good @ppeartug therefor: Itis ordered: Thatthe said Oliver P. Davis Lp prey? with bis wito and each andallofthe above named Mineral Respondents, together with their witnesses be and appear befors Frank Power, Justice of the Peace, at his oficein Nevada City,Cala., he being hereby desiguated ag an Oficer eer or land, om December sth, 1800 at 10 A. day, the oral testimony, to be taken under the provisions of Rule 35 ef Practice: Then and thereto introduce evidence to establish the mineral or non-mineral character of the above deacribed tract. The -h ng is made returnable beiorethe r and Keceiver of this office, at this office on; Dec, 18th, 1390. -No testimony, otherthan that ep before the deposing officer, above-mentioned, will be considered by this office, And if either party failto appear in response to this ication, default wilipe d uly entered. SELDEN HETZKL, Meogister. Order to Show Cause; i the Superior Court of Nevada County, California, inthe matter of the Estate of Thomas Dunstan, deceased. Oi Pe? W.M. Treluar, the-Admitlstrator, with the Will annexed of the Estate of Thomas Dunstan, deceased, having filed his petition herein, duly verified, praying for an order of sale of all the ‘pareonsl roperty and the real estate of si deceased, for.the Urpose therein set torth, it is therefore orered by the said Court, thatall persous interested in the Estate o. said deceased, appear before the said Court on Tuesday, the oth day of January, 1891, at 10 o'clock {n the forenoon of said day at th. Court Hoom in Nevada vity, to show’ cause why an order should not be granted to said Administrator to sell all oi the Matate of said deceased at publie sale» ° And that a copy of this order be publishof oh joast nn pg nin weeks in the vaily Trausc. & newspaper printed and puviished im said county. i : J. M. WALLING, Superior Judge. Dated Dec. dth,1998, . . Bumrows, Attormey. 45 ‘ J. A. J. Bay. Noe is hereby siven by the underod, Administrator of the re eased, te the credit m4 an ’ having claime ag th 4% to exhibit them "7 the youchers, within ten months affe ret publication of this notice to the said Admi a r, ot Searls at Nevada City, the same be for the ce aot Pe bi of estate, 2.2 ev + peg : G£URGK W. BA Admin r of the Kstate of LAs Rey, before, will besojd on . per the de pro assessment, together . S2esEs sesesstssssesesessessss the law office of Fred . ~ -JOTHE. UNFORTUNATE OR. GIBBONS DISPENSARY, Ne. 623 Kearney Street, Cerner Commercial in all ite. fo Seminal Weakness ency, . leerated . 29s successfully treat< Dr. Gibbon hasthe Ging ti.at he has returned em visiting the prine pal Hospitals net = rope, resumed practice e* the Penaary 62 carney Street, ban Francisco, where old-patients amd those req uirin. his services may find him. SEMINAL WEAKNESS. Seminal Emissions; the consequence of This vice, or depraved self abuse. » solitary opxeal indulgence, is practiced by the youth i papel em to ae ee pores y fhe tent ucing w unerring ce following ete g of morbid symptoms ‘ullless i fic medical meas! Sz pation caunignance, ous sew ander € o tb. é e rattling of chariots; me of the 1be ton, nted intelle 0} dif_ldeace im een cae go ee. ves and visan. trequ f relief be not obtained, Te in or by letter, and have a eff > bis new andscientific m 3 which never fails: ofecting a quick and r cure. MARRIED MEN, Or those who ¢onteniplate marri who su fferin: nase of these = malshould nol forget the sacred’ talmal sgn ner ~ sbaveaanategpaat “CURED AT HOME. Persons &© ‘maybe CURED AT HOME, by ng a letter to Dr. Gibbon, tating case, #, TWiigth off time the sw) has co; ane the medicine i from damdge ripe ¢ to es of the country, with ful. and plain directions for use. The DocJr cures: whén fail. Try, him, “By chciveing LSA VOULLARS in coin in a reg istered brow Welle Farge. Peary Ake of d “4 ‘2 “3 sy wiedineten ee eed é e.0 x ‘Office earner mimerciel, San Yetaabed “DR GUNN'S BIT TER 8 > ‘THE GREAT Regulating Catarhtiic ev THE INDISPENSIBLE Bousehold Rem edy & SURE PREVENTIVE AND POSITIVE CURE FOR —Costiveness and Constipation. Fever and Ague : AND ALl, MALARIAL TROUBLES DYSPEPSIA. INDIGESTION, : OuUSsN Loathing of Food, iad aos Kidney Complaints, : a Nausea, mpare Bites. . oeral De bility Dr Gunn's Bitters ARE ins ge SEEDY VEGETABLE Perfectly Safe, : Reliable A. VAN ALSTINE & CO. Proprietorsand Manufacturers 122 Montgomery Street, San Francisoy FOR SALE BY CARR BROS, eas about eu idence, . Xtreme upper portion. 5 primd . EKACT No. 6—On south side of turnpike road. eererning Cicnteecs: Academy on the ENTE A el LANDS FOR SALE. —_—i Owing to anticipated change of business and of Jecslity J + mn cnyelied ,. Sell all the lands owned by.aie in this county—all held pacer Government title—and will be gold in lots to suit purchasers, in size, from » town lot upward, and in shape as may be suitable, at reasonable prices, aceording to lo©) cation :, : ‘TRACT NO, 1.—Co ng of fractional Lot No, 5. in Sec, 27, fractional Lot No. 26, with adjoini pier gherde locks anda ead mill alte om Wocciin fon Bat oe 4 ait Gonstitichag die ust or: b tant Ett Pine Hill north r and adjoining the Of town Con-. taining about 26 acres; bounded on the west by the “Qld Block Gravel Ulaim;” north of the Coe Quartz Mine und on the east by line fence With Pearce & Caddy and--other The most Of this land is well timd smacond growth pine and is susceptible of being divided into a cotter of convenient and accessible tracts, mostly very deep soi), Valuabie for fruit growing, alfulia o1 gardening. one ore ee ene on ivt lin Block 8; ‘ght of saiall se eked frou aTOBESI Se MGtaee, Cae Ce ee eas one bail ma ne! an r and two ever « from tupneis of forth, ide of hill, : : Og $ TRACT NO. 2.—Turee-seventha (3-7ths), undivided, of the “Old Block Gravel Claims containing inthe whole nine acres. Thisiend is well timbered, has good suriace, no broken Up, very deep rich soil and lies adjoining Tract No, 1 on the a. % TRACT NO, 4.—Tu HOMESTEAD, comprising ail the lands bounded on the east bythe turnpikeroad, north by the Hughes’ coad and Col. Hawkins’ recmption claim, on the west by tue Knights of Maite Quarts claim, and on the south Quarts Min containing about 100 ucrées; about 19 . enclose york good, substantial ang moatly new picket aud wire fence, There are Thies uever failing springs of water within the encicgure, ana free water ravine ‘or garden and orchard; good dwelling house of + about fruit trees growing, assorted varieties, one-half in bearing and no scale. This . : bas m prvpoumced hy seores of foreign horticuliuris-s sud vine urdists es being first Olive and vineyard land—thé very best in this part of the tate— ahd thesame kind asthe horticuitu:isis and v. neyardists ix Napa and other Couifities are dow purchasing at high prices for the same purposes. TRACT Nu, 4.—Opposite the Homestead, on éast side of turepike road, extending from Powning Quartz Mine to James Hummill’s, contuining about 13 acres, with ht of . Way lor diteh‘from Sou h Yuba Canal; and a tiever fotlmgometl stream of water flowing from a tunnel on this tract. Would divide well ince four lots. g 2 TRACI No.'5.—On north side of turnpike road, jying between R. Noell’s and C. } WIC con mg 10 acres. Two-thi:ds well timbered, and deep soi! ¢ Alfaita lan: ill make two elegant 5-acre tracts. South Yuba Canal runs west, containiug about st acres. Considerable timber on tract, with right of wa: over.Tract No.» fur ditch. south tuba Canal, Much of this tract is i level, : resem weve, peck oe ee from 5to W acres. vi LA 0. 3.10 2s, : the south, cobtaininy sboutSi acres. Considerable j eae right a us before atuted. ‘ihe omnibus lines make t trips each way, day, over the turnpike road, TRACT No. &The southeast quarter of Bection 2s, in t 16, N. ) z, (leas one acre sold) and east half and exst hall of west baif of sou’ west quarter of same section, 279 actes, owned jointly with #.A.Koberts. ‘Ihe whole tract isottered, There isone living stréain and several overflowing springs on this : All of fhe ppaye jandaere “‘vunder the ditch” and water can be had at all times. THKMS OF BA One-half Cush. ‘The remuinder in’ installments with one, two or three yeurs credit, secured by mortgage at usual local interest. Smull tracts cash. A lso—dov feet, or shures, ont of 15uU in the: Norwieu Quartz Claim and in Lot Ne. in block No. 12, in south Grass Valley and part of Ford &« Keilly Quartz Claim—about Also— ne-fourth undivided interest in the ‘‘Inkerman Quartz Mine,’’ adjoining the North Star on theszouth—about 9 acres. Also—One-haif undivided interest in the “LastChance Copper Miue,” 2400 feet on the lode; containing 24 acres, situated in Spencerville Copper District. LHESKE MIDING CLAIMS ARK ALL PATENTED, ft My Law Library consisting of 425 Yolumes of seports, Statutes and Standard timber and some very xood‘land, o~ Text books, containédin six glass front bockcases, with oiice furaiture and furnishings, maps, framed engravings and other oifice equipments. Also—A good 5-room house and half acre lot enclosed well filled with fruit trees, on turnpike toad im Hill’s Flat. EH. W. ROBERTS. GRASS VALLEY, CAL. For Sale or Rent on Easy Terms Special Bargains in Lands. _ = $5000-<320 acres, three miles from Grass Valley; good house and parn; 200 acres cleared ; good orchard in bearing; a large, never-failing supply of free water ; all implements, tools, etc., with place. $6000-125 acres; not more than 2 miles from Nevada Vity or Grass Val ley ; nearly all cleared ; good house and barn; fine orchard in bearing, consisting-of @ variety of rees; good water; all can be irrigated; all under fence. $3750--450 ucres gently rolling frnit_or grazing land; all fenced; 100 acrea cleared ; good water;.large house and. barn; improvements: cost about $2500. Great bargain; must be sold, acres cleared ; house and barn, vineyard, garden, six bead cattle, horse and wagon and farming implements; free water for irrigating. A real bargain. $2 1500425 acres of good fruit and vegetable land; two good houses and two barns; 100 acres cleared; orchard and garden; free water fora portion } of place. Will be sold at thé above low price on account of absence. tS 104 acres; highly improved ; ‘good house and barn, orchard, free water, seven head of cattle, two horses, wayon, and all farming implements ; situate thréé miles from Nevada City. A rare chance to seciré a profitable farnn at a low price. : : ait clad $2500--125 acres; 4 miles from Nevada City; 80 acres cleared; house and burn ; some fruit tfees ; free water for irrigating. OY pee TIMBER LANDS $8000--560 acres; two, miles from Nevada City, covered with a fine growth of pine and oak timber, which alone is wortl more than price asked; soil is very rich and will make axcellent fruit land when cleared; all can be irrigated $ e: Two Fine Ranches, well improved, with peer ing Orchards. : nf Both places are within two milés of the Narrow Gaugdepot. Both have good houses, barns, fine fruit,and ev; ery advantage for a desirable home. D. 8. BAKER, Draving and. General Hauling Transporting, Ete. ARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO the Transportation of Baggage for Theatrice! Companies, Dry Oak Wood For sale in lotsa from 1 to 500 cords, Duteh Flat Stage Line Leaves Nevada City on MONDAY WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY; ; At 7 a.m. LEAVES DUTOH FLAT. Tussday Thursday and Saturday ATZA.M. : JASSENGERS CAN. BY TAKING THIS line reesh Nevada ou at noon, instead ofat7:30P. M. by railroa All orders strictly attended to and charges easonab!e, Ba T. ©. BLUE. Prod ietor 86000. 00 aad is being made by John Goodwin,Troy, N.Y work for us. Reader,you may not m: we soed 7a gulehiy how tocara from $5 to $104 ey ee aes Bridge Notice, OTICE.is hezeby given that the undersigned wittepyiy tothe Hon. Lo ju sors of Nevada County, at the Court House in Nevada City,;on Tuesday, JanuaTy 6th, 1891, at 100’clock a. Mm. of that day, OF as soom thereafter as a hearing can be had a renewal of li to take toll 3 ¢ bridge across pal ath Yuba Rivat int 7D ap: rt Crossing. ec) og 8. BD. WOODS. Wanted. Bricxt, ACTIVE AGENT IN NEVADA Ciyy to handle Miss Beach’s cur! fluid. Address J, L. Scofield, Post Btree Sam Franetses. Elah Rooth Company Of Nevada City AVE RECEIVED ONE OF THE i: test improved Los Gatos Spraying + $2:38eand will promptly execute Or Spraying Fruit Trees . 1 A certain,remedy for CHARGES REASON ABLE. script Printine Office or with BOOTH & Daied this 12th Gay of November, 1800, co. { . Court, Supervisoral and other Neva ia 6 resting. x Codlin ; Moth ; and : Seale ; Bug 1}" a War Leave orders at th Daily, Tran. &@ These are only a few of the bargains we have to offer at present. We have all kinds of Lands at prices ranging trom $5 to $75-peracre. Terms Wasy. NEVADA COUNTY I AND AND IMPROVE’ MENT ASSOCIATION. Apply to GEO. C. GAYLORD, Ass’t Secy.’ NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Regular Price $6 a Year) ¢ Wwrrex °° THE SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALL (Regular Price $1.25 a Year) Both for $6 50 a Year ! {OFFER NO. 2.) THE NEVADA DAILY . TRANSCRIPT ¢ Reguiar Price $6 a’ Years, THE SAN FRANCISCO DAILY OALL ( Reguia: Price $6 a Year) (OFFER NO. 1., Both for $9 00 a Year! To take advantage of any ore uf the Combinations You Mast Pav in Advanee for One Year! Those in arrears for tne Transcript now mast pay up in full, and alao pay one year’s combination price in advance. The Daily Transcript if war elated th it giventine ita and’ meet relate Aning, Mortonitups yurt, BY , , coun ows. itis brig! {ndepesoant. enter The San Francisco Weekly Call Isa handsome eight-page paper. Itisissned every ipnmeey a8 . contains all of ute iF n ing and ute im. tnews of the week, gleaned from eVery quarté: f lobe, ete u: date of publication. It contains Leherecting special corres: meeare from.all.of the P Br: eipal cities ofthe world and a vast amount of the best sélected and original ge’ 1 literature. It furnishes the latest and most reliable financ aR nial and, market 4 tions, and gives special attention to mining, horticulural and agric tural news und is in every roqnee ta first-class family pe~er, appealing to the in of every member.nf the old. ‘ * aT The Morning Call eading newspaper South Yuba ‘Transortaton and Suply Compay. irectors’: Lee : GOfEsq. GEO. A. HARE: Esq.LAHAN,<Esq. EDWIN TILLEY, Esq. TOR; Secretary : , City tor Maybert vie Washington and F at.6ZA, mm. ~ sae "eily via Ormonde oud Weshlagion om Tuesdays, days, at 5 A. M. WORTHLEY & NICHOL, EManagers. ization was n 1390, mee eee Bd 1D gat titi, Be , Jeave Nevada ig. aaah Mee Os, SCanyen Creek Mining Ce,. __$900.--60 acrogood fruit land, situate three miles trom Nevada City; 15} “. teapogaib le to keep iaformed upon the re‘Seven issues a week 2 ; Isa li tropolitan daily. tt-has the le oot olrowiation and re the . ‘sa. live metropo! Dfally. 4 "eB a Ta SNBGE ia {eifie Coat, smbser:be for (he _Overland ESS da omens et egcae a OF CALIFORNIA 40M 300,000 a PRINC l¢AZ OFPiER zi siveme st., 3am Francisco #ire Insurance Only J.-F. Houeuron, Priddent. J.1.N.SuRrarp, Vice resident, CwaR_es H. Story, Secretary R. i. MAGILL, Genera' Agev Risks accepted on allclusses of desirable ‘property int: county at rates as low asso! —_ and « fair moe Bate admit of, = & promptan responsetoal. just clatme for Toe. : vis Greas Valley ‘Branch For Nevads Count) ~4 JOHN C.COI LMAN. GEO W. HILT, Manager ED. SAMPSON, Special Agent. MAIN STREET. GRASS VALLEY Home. Maal Insurance. Go. . Realiz the in.portance of a godd wat wedien th we have selected the “Waltham” » ing the bestknown and most rcliabie tim. pieves in the market. Theve watches have a world-wide reputation which they have yain solely on théir merits, -The cases we guaran! to Le of soliu goldand coin silver respectively, aad if noc justas represented may be returned at our expeuse and we will réfupd the money paid. We ate pr ‘ed to niake the most li propoon these asp , as will be seen by the following offers; Solid Gold Watch—Gents'. enero solid gold bunting nee watch, setting, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT ind Daiy Bulletin, one year, $36.50; watch, DAILY TKANseRir'l and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $34.40. Subscriber pays express charges ou Watch from San Francisco. Solid Gold Watch—Ladies’. A lady's soiid gold hunting case watch, ‘“Waltham” movement, stem-wiuding, seom-setting, with DALLY TRANSCRIPT and“ Daily Bulletin, one year, $20; with MAILY ‘TRANSURIPT and Weekly builetin, one year, $26,90. Suvecriber pe dae eXprest charges Om wateb trom San Fran20 Whitehead Cook Books, LEAD ‘fHE WORLD. The. american Pastry : Cook. PRICK $2. Ne. 2, Hotel Meat Cooking. PRICE 62. “No. 3; Chicago Herald -Cooking School. (For Families, PRICE $1.50. Ne. 4, _ Cooking For Prorit. PRICE 63 eee FOR SALE AT THE OFFICE OF HE » HOTEL GAZETTE. Nevada County N. GR. R. TIME TABLE NO. 41. Takes Bffeot Saturday, Nov. 16, '00, at; LEAVING NEVADA GIT’: 1:00 P.M, allsa teat Ba Francisco at7;30A. M, ! 9:30 P.M. Pay, conseutse rity arriving inSen Francisco at 6:45 A. M., and zi overland leaving Ban Francisco at7 P. ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY. . Danly, bringin: ar 4:27 A. M. sengerr aad f aed ing San Francisco at7 P. M., also Eastern passengers, g. Daily, ccnnecting with 6:37 P.M. Overland leaving San pine 98 at7:304.™., and bringing FastJOHN ¥. KIDDER, General Manager. E. H, BROWN, Superintendent IT HAS TURNED UP. WHAT? A CHANCE TO MAKE MLON]}. E TZ. Y¥ selling our new Book “CHARACTER oKKEICHKS.” itis Le eregtess oolieg k ‘ever brought out .n the pouth. FIFTY-ew ean b&b PAGE ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATIONS, freah and 8 od tMoreus and serious, Printed on heayy plate paper. Itisthe Cheapest book for its wane wn eis r y Pos pu 9 beillet Une agent sv copies in Nashville in tres duys. ‘Price of pear only 76 vents. Appty at onceior 1 tury. if you ; Your, ¥iz-y0-—‘Subscriber to pay «xpress chargesTRANSCSIP: aad Daily Bulletin, one_year, for +} Minutes, with DAILY PRANSURIPT. and Daily ~} Weeldy-suiletin;--one —y ears $10,560; Subscriber 420 Kearney -Steet, San-Francisoo. Solid Silver Watches. Bolideo silver huntiog case waten Wailtham” a sea Paige and pores secting, ethok ly rehable time-keeper, JVALLY¥ perch and Daily Bulletin, one year, $19; with DAILY THANSCKIPTaud Weekly Hullewu, one year, “$15.40, Subscriver to pay eXpress charges un watch trom San Francisco, oume wath, opea sace, with DAILY TKANSUbIPL, ana Daily Builewo, one year, ; with DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT aud Weekiy ‘bi » one on watch from pan Fraucisco, Nickle Watch.’ A oandsome nickie stem-winding watch, 0; faee, good movement, with DAILY TRAsSCniPs and Daily Bulletiu, onc year, $11; with DAILY rg erestinpay w path y $8.90, Subscril to pay express gee Sa eniech from San Francie, Bicyc.es. The Bicycle we Lave svlected as a i {ne Apollo” —while not the most expensive is a firet-cluss article iu every respect. it is handsome and substantially made. it suns easily and ba etavorive, itis standaru finish “with ckle trimmings, and will be sunt complete with etc. Wall be sen$;with DAILY ee with: DAILY "TRANSCKIE' and Weekly bulletin, one year, $26.90, [Lhe above prices are tor @ 86-.ch whee: “Price per additional incu wadeAnown ov applicatiun.). Subserib pay ~ . fond of shooting, sent w y Bulictin; one . bam OF We will send THE’ DAILY TRANSCRIPT with the San Francisco yee Daily Bulletin, Weekly Bulletin, Semi-Weekly Bulletin, and any of be following valuable Premiums at the following prices, payable in advance: . PICK OUT YOUR COMBINATION. . Solia Gold and Silver Watche Drums, A Nickle tenor driim, 14-inch head, with sticks Bulleti he baiy' a Ne aes han in, one year, $12.! A. TRAN sCRiet and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $16.50 Subscr:bar pays express Military Brum. A tine corded, hammered brass drum, . witd dcks complete, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT an Jaily Bu.letin, one qh, 10.56 with DAIL cRANBORIPTand Weekly Bulletin, one jenr $8.50. Subscriver.paysexjress,‘ Rifles, The Winchest intaius ite pl the best repeating rifle made aud is too well known to need further description. We will send a 44 cal. ‘on barrel Winchester rifle with DAILY TRANSCRIPT aud i aily Buletin, one year, $22.76; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT aud Waeckly Bulletin, one year, $20.75, Above is center fire rifle. We wi senda rim fire fur $1 40l+es. pubseriber pays express Flobert Rifles. A rt rifle, shooting 22-cal. Flobert neisejus. the. for— -who-are DAILY TRAN. and Uauy Bulletin, one year, $11.25; with UAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Builet.n, -one year, $9.26; iber payeexpress Revovvers. We have decideu to offer a strong, serviceaple revolver fora premium and have the American, double action, *Buil Dog,’’in any size irom. 22 t. 88 cal. It will. be sent with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Dail year, $11;" With DAILY ¥ Weekly Bulietin, one year, $9, eapress, Buoseriber pays . ishing Tackle Our premitih tishiiy rod is a 15-foob Calcutta boo wath sance woud tip and doubie ferrules it is a good serviceavle rod aud wil be sent with reel, etc., complete, with DAILY TRANSCRIP and vere lye: pomery one a: $11; with ale'T ani eekly Bulletin, year, 99. Sul ber pays eprace, " i suns ke Tent. This lag very usetul prem wn and will be apPréciaved Ly ali who yo hun fishing wy oUt, “Ttiva tirst-Class mie seelpetint and made of 8 ox, auck; giz 0x7 feet, und wil be . gout with poles, pins, e'<., complete, with DAILY TRANSUNIPY nua. L buieun, one ») ear $12,00; with DAILY TRANDURIPT and Weekly pxpress charges on pivycie trum Pan Francisvo. F ° Boys’ Velocipedes. A 16-inch wheel, stanaard finish, wrought-iron velovipede, with bell, etc., complete, sent with VAILY LKANSUKIET and Dauy Bulletin, one ear, $12.50; with DAiLyY THRANSCKIPT ana evkly Builetin, one year, $10.40, Type Writers, This is a type-writing age, Lverybody has one who has writing to do; or should: haye one. Hereis your vpportunity. The Sun type-writer map ut Insts t, } in construction, easily worked, neawy mounted and boxed, with instcuctionr tor Use, which can be learnediu ten Suuelin, one year, $17; with DAILY TRAN. PUKIFT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $15. Subscriber pays express. ‘ Cane, . either too large nor too.email, but just the F gltu:ze with 14-K gold head, will be sent with WALL’ TRAD: CRIP? and Daily Bulletin, one year, $12.50; ‘with DAILY TKANSCKIPT and . pays express, = Felescope. . » Avery useful article thatanyoue living in tne country or «craveliog, will appreciate. Our premium telescupy is » good, strong instrument, withan objecu-ylaes ¢ imeches in di , 3 y One year, $10.50. Subscriber ‘pays the express, : Hammock, A hammock is @ premium that appeals to ail Jheuber siung trom the trees 1u & lawn or from the postyofa shady verandah, » hammock is picturesque aud suygestive of . biiveful comfort A compleve and elegant 13-toot beers with. $p-feot spread, seut-with DALGY ‘TKAN Pr Bud Leal) pulictin one year, $10.25; with DALY TRANSCRIPT and Weexiy Bullen, one year, ¥8.25." Bubscriber pays express Tennis, Among outdoor games lawn tennis is bevoai: thefay.rite . i yivee authvient exercise vithew being violent; keyps the attunviow fixed aid 15 terest sustained throughout the game: Being game in which ladics « xvel, you can sectire the Well Of your lad) acquainteuces and add to popularity by gettinwaset of tons and of laiuy @ club; A throv-vinss wnnis CULL, COMplEé wil be sent with VALLY TRANSCRIPT and TRANBURIPT ud Woekiy. Suttle ane see b CKIPT sud Week uUesi ; $i7.” Subscriber payr ae oe Base Bau: Our base ball outfit consists of two . balls, three assorted buis, two mie of gloves, unas J “nen diaws, 6 incues long when closed, leather cased aud wili be seat With DAILY ‘LRANSUKIPT ais Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; with VAILY TRANSCRIPT anu Wevkly bulietiu, one year, $9. Subscriber to pay express charges. Microscope, 4& most interesting instrument and of great use to une lspudent, ‘This is no toy, but a powertu microscope that reveals the many strange things that exist in the food wevat aud the water we unuk, 1 stands ¢inches high aid maguitios 50 diameters, aud wil-bewentwith VAIL: TKAN5UK.PY aud Daily Bubetiw, one year, $11; w'th DAILY TRANSUKIPT Gnd Weekly Buletin; one year, $9. Subscriber ty pay express charges, Musical _tnstrumerts, + Inmaking our selecti of ical inetruote., plete, aud, will seat with DalbY¥ TRANSUnIrT aud Lany Bulletin, one year, 12 with DAILY TRANSUKIr? and Weekly sBulle~ tin one year, $10, Subscriber pays express. Hanging Lamp. An elegant haugiuy amp with i¢-inch shade, andfrom 42 to oU imches extensien, made ef polished brass uf a rich golucoor» highly ormamental and serviceable lamp sent with DAILY RANSCKIFY and Daily bulletin, one jear 913.50; with DAILY TKANSCKIPT hd Weekly Bulletin, oue year, $11.60, Subscriber pays ex~ prema, is Stylographic Pen. woe egal. ie write; carries ink enoughder te lor weeks months; gent with DAILY TRANSCRA tT ge iy ments for pr rave © send to # performer who is a conno.sseur, We have made arrangements with the eading, manufacturers and jobvers that enable ua to offer these lasiruments iu Connection with the TRAN= SURI rT on unprecedently liberal terms; Banjo. Banjoplayingis an accomplishment that has b vory fashionabl ing the last few years. iv is readiiy searned by snyoue having a good ear formusic, and makes & spiendid pani Jor the.yoice in singing. We will send a havu<ome Midkle-rim, cuif-vkin head, 10 bracket banjo with instructiva book, with DAILY TKASSCRIPT and Vaily Bulletin, one year, $11.50; with DAMY PRANSUKIPY and Weekly Bulietia, one year, $9.50, Subscriber vo pay express chargés, B Flat Cornet. Aliandgome nickle b flat cornet, with full set of eXtra vrooss, music rack, case and-instruction book? ompkte—s fine »s¢io instrument—with DAILY TKANS@RIP I and Daily Buiietin, one ear, $16.50; With DAILY TRANSUKIPT and eekly Bulletin. $14.60, Subscriber paysex, press charges, Flute. The flute is one of che sweetest and easiest muthe-piano aud all other instruments. 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aeaninaaiin Phe Daily Transcript REVADA COUNTY. Mew te Help Uive It a Safe and Honest Boom. Talk about it with every stranger you meet. Write letters to your friends back Bast. Tell them all about the ith rich soil. Write them that this section raises thé bestof the Bartlett Pears that go to supply the Eastern markets. Inform them of the good health, good society, good schools, churches of every denomination, branches of every known secret society, fine stores, a bank second to none, andevery kind of business carried on. Tell them of its fine timber on the hills, its gold and silver. possibilities and its full and bountiful supply ot water in every field ‘and atevery door. _ Tell them of the deer, antelope and bear upon the mountains, and the milig Bn ag lieve of trout in the moustain streams: Laform them that every kind of fruit 4 raised here and brings higher price than that raised in any other part ‘ol the State; its mild climate and pure air, its never failing bountiful crops of wheat, oats, corn, orye, hay and grass; its wonderful production of all _ kinds of vegetables; its excelient grazing lands and its vast herds of horses, “Tell them of our immense reservoirs of water—the largest in the world. Tell them that the richest quartz and gravel maines in the world are’ in ‘Nevada y. Teil them that one single acre of Nevada county iafd will produce from to. 500 bushels of putatoes, and thatit is no surprise at all to find a single potatoe. weighing fiom one to six pounds, and round and bright us a ilver dollar, Tell them that’ one acre. will grow from 20 to 50 bushels of splendid wheat, from 50 to 120 bushels of good overweight osts, from 2 te 3 tons ol hay ateach mowing and frem two to four mowings each seavon. “Peli them that every article of farm, garden or orchard products finds » quick and ready market near home, and that the demand in mining camps and.towns is more than all the land yet under cultivation can supply. Teli them that our present citizens kindly invite all good citizens of other Biates who want to purchase a youd arm tocome at once to Nevada couuty. Tell your friends, however, that most the 2th day of NOvVé Notice of Assessment, 4! piste {ONSOLIDATED ST. GOTHARD GOLD Min Company .—Location of Princiaod onal Business, San Francisco, Calijornia. Leeativa of Werks, Nevada county, Cal. : Notice is pry fF mtee that ata meeting ofthe Board of Directors,.held on the %n ay of Dec., bg an shiver ina 'Detek of Any stock upon which this usseasment sta}! temafa <a; id on vation ome Bs » 1891, ‘will be delinquent, and ad. ve for sale bed wha auction; aad unleas payment is m: Saturday, the 7th day of February, 1891, to th the eosts of advertising and e nees of wale. By ordet of ths Board of Birectots. : . THEO. WETZEL, Secretary, QOffice—Room No. 10,320 Sansome Streét, San Francisco, California. Delinquent Notice. A ered’ BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MINing Company. Location of Principe) place of business, San Francisco, Jes nia. Location of works, North Bloomfield, Nevada County, California. Notice—There are delinquent upon the following described stock,’ on account of assessment No. 46, levied ou the tweutyfourth day ef October, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders, Le Jallewe H r Pee 0; 0. Names. Bergin Thomas I Bowiea. St. J.. : bowie Helen J.. 299 Bowie Kobett L. Trustee 302 WDenervand C. Trustee.. 283 Denervaud C. Trustees.. .286 Denervaud C. Trustes. .305 n Louis T. Irustee 256 Hoefier L. M. Trustee .°.306 Martinez K. Trustee.. 235 Perkins H. C studi cedieuy ~ _ oe } Seuesebues Rolph James, Trustee. .258 Rolph James, Trustee.. Reiph Joeman Trnstan. Rolph James, Trustees. } , Rolpb James, Trustee. .268 1000 selph James, Trustep 164 Bolph Jamea, a biee. bi» Uy SSsesyskseuvesn FE. wusbse i else 8 by 5 ‘And in accordarte: law; & der of the Board ef Directors, m ‘ twenty-fourth day of October, 180, so many sheres of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary, will be scid-at public auction, at the office of the Com any, Room 24, No. $20 Sansome street, San Francisco, Cal. om Monday, the Twenty-Second day of De cember,.1#90, at the hour of 2-o’clock P. M. of said day to pay said Detinguent Agseasments ther-on, together with cests of advertising end expenses of the sale. H. PICHOIR, Secretary. Ofice—Room No. 820 Sansome Street, San Francisco, C a. . Constable’s Sale. ¥ VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION !SSUED out of Justice H.J. Wrixht’s Court of Nevada township, County of nevada, state of Caiifornia, dated the 28th day of November, ina certain action wherein the Peupiw ef State of fils 48 Plainiff recoy ju ent ‘J, G: Bowerman.as sum of $25.00 damages and all that mey accrue on er, 1890, i have ees the following described property, to wit: : All that certain piece or parcel of land situated and being in the corporate limits of the City of Nevada, Cuunty of Nevada ie ee of California in Lot Kight (8) acd Block Fourteen (14) as designated on the of the choice farming and fruit lands ol} om cia) aap of Nevada City made by H. Neyada county have already been preemptied, and that poor men with arge families and fio’ money to bay out the present owners at from ten to lwenty dollars per acre would not be safe in coming here. x Teli them the-,class of men who / day, the Mtn day of of . can and will succeed in this foot bili . Cours ia region are those who can come pre pared to buy a twenty, forty, eighty or ofi@ hundred and sixty acre ranch, and these are plenty atlow rates and extra good and fertile. » Tell them we need mor farmers, stockmen, fruiumen and me capitalin every portionof Nevad ounty ion le Se atains.to help na_to.deyelop. allthe hidden treasuresofthess 6.1 timber on the mountains and the veins of,gold and si) ver aud other minerals that are buried in them. If you. areacquainted with any ‘men of ‘large capital back in any of the} flock Pi States,-invite them to visit. Nev.ds eounty at once and see for themselves te vast wiineral fields, fruit farms, pineries stock ranges and its need of mere capital to improve our towns, assist our business men and ‘ranchmen and to start new paying enterprises by which the public will be benefited and the man of wealth can double up his capital invested. Tell them of the vast beds of kaolin, of the marble quarries, of the iron, Tell them of the unlimited water power fer tactories and of the valuable. ferests of the finest orn.mental woods Teli them that the fruitsand grapes, grown in this altitude have finer flavor ‘and better shipping qualities than those grewn at a lower altitude. Tell them that a ful] grown and well kept orchard will yield a:crop werth frem $1U0 to $500 per acre per annum. Tell them that children here have more robest constitutions, a more ruddy complexion and firmer muscular development than childrem rearedin the lowlands. ; Above all, tell them that our people are large hearted, genereus und neighborly, and will extend a genuine welcome to worthy strangers who come to reside in their midst. Tell them of our excellent schools, abundant churches, and’o! the spirit of progress which renders this ene of the most desirable places inthe State for permanent settlement. Send them copies of the Nevada City Daily Tranecetrr and it will keep them informed about the richest portion ofthe great and wonderful State of California. . Es Dr. Besanke’s Cough and Lumg : syrup. This syrup is composed of wild eherry, tarand balsam of Tolu, which every one knows are the most tonic and healing remedies known for the and Lungs. To this we add just enough squills, ipecac and blood ~yoot to loosen and throw off the offend-}: matter expectoration: Ask ie aeaes ier could possibly be te bepry combination for the cure ‘ ede bronchitis, or to 7 weak and emacisted con. patient thes” piles fg af whooping cough there , and every mother who of her little children keep it in the house. 8. Seotiey a} 1869 and is pounded, on the north y Broad street, on Creek, on the west br, e lobo a. having a frontage Broad street and e.' sireet together with ; jereon consisting of a f ebuilding and all tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances belonging to the same. # Notice is hereby pyres that on Wednesof pecambes, 1890, at 12 the City,. County o Aeris, Site ° wilt sellall the right, title and fnterest of J. G. Bowerman, the above named Defend. antsin aud tothe above described property at Public Auction, for U. ». gold »to the highest isfy anid Execution and ali cost. Dated at Nevada Township, the 20th day of November, 1890. RICHARD DiLyon, Constable. Delinquent Notice, ATE HAYES MINING COMPANY.— Location Of principal place of busi. ness, Sea Francisco, Catifornia. Location orks, Mrench Corral, Nevada somaty,. Notice—There are delinguent upon the following described stock, on account of aasensmacnt 2, levied on the twentyfourth day October,.1890, the several emounte set Lr psa the names of the respective share olders.as sellers. $ . °. 0. Certificate. Shares. Am’t. ieee ia 126 $250 100 200 li 2 Shepard J. L. 13 100 200 Andin accordance with law aud an order of the Board of Directors, made on the twenty-fourth day of Uctober, 20 ma! shares of see Dares ofatiech stock as may be necessary, will by sold at public auction at the office,of the Company, Koom 2, No. $20 Sansome street, San Francisco, California,on Monday the twenty second day of December, , atthe hour of 8 oclock P. M. of said day, to pay.said celinquent assesaments thereon, together with costs of advertising and me ey of the sale. PICHOIR, Secretary. Office—Room ie $20 Sansome street, San Francisco, California, Allas Citation. TF NITED STATES LAND. OFFICE, -#aCramento, Cal, Oct. 6th, 1890, Oliver P. Davi Agricultural Contestant, vs. William Downie and Artemus Davidson, M. A. 1056, and. A. Asbburn and Otis Baker, Adverse Claintamts, Respondents, Involving, #8. 1-2 of Nb. W.1-4and N. 1-2 of 8. W. 1-4 of Sec. 20, T.17N.,B.10K., M.D, B_ M. Upon filling and considering. ‘the yerified and corro petition of sbovenamed Contestant and good @ppeartug therefor: Itis ordered: Thatthe said Oliver P. Davis Lp prey? with bis wito and each andallofthe above named Mineral Respondents, together with their witnesses be and appear befors Frank Power, Justice of the Peace, at his oficein Nevada City,Cala., he being hereby desiguated ag an Oficer eer or land, om December sth, 1800 at 10 A. day, the oral testimony, to be taken under the provisions of Rule 35 ef Practice: Then and thereto introduce evidence to establish the mineral or non-mineral character of the above deacribed tract. The -h ng is made returnable beiorethe r and Keceiver of this office, at this office on; Dec, 18th, 1390. -No testimony, otherthan that ep before the deposing officer, above-mentioned, will be considered by this office, And if either party failto appear in response to this ication, default wilipe d uly entered. SELDEN HETZKL, Meogister. Order to Show Cause; i the Superior Court of Nevada County, California, inthe matter of the Estate of Thomas Dunstan, deceased. Oi Pe? W.M. Treluar, the-Admitlstrator, with the Will annexed of the Estate of Thomas Dunstan, deceased, having filed his petition herein, duly verified, praying for an order of sale of all the ‘pareonsl roperty and the real estate of si deceased, for.the Urpose therein set torth, it is therefore orered by the said Court, thatall persous interested in the Estate o. said deceased, appear before the said Court on Tuesday, the oth day of January, 1891, at 10 o'clock {n the forenoon of said day at th. Court Hoom in Nevada vity, to show’ cause why an order should not be granted to said Administrator to sell all oi the Matate of said deceased at publie sale» ° And that a copy of this order be publishof oh joast nn pg nin weeks in the vaily Trausc. & newspaper printed and puviished im said county. i : J. M. WALLING, Superior Judge. Dated Dec. dth,1998, . . Bumrows, Attormey. 45 ‘ J. A. J. Bay. Noe is hereby siven by the underod, Administrator of the re eased, te the credit m4 an ’ having claime ag th 4% to exhibit them "7 the youchers, within ten months affe ret publication of this notice to the said Admi a r, ot Searls at Nevada City, the same be for the ce aot Pe bi of estate, 2.2 ev + peg : G£URGK W. BA Admin r of the Kstate of LAs Rey, before, will besojd on . per the de pro assessment, together . S2esEs sesesstssssesesessessss the law office of Fred . ~ -JOTHE. UNFORTUNATE OR. GIBBONS DISPENSARY, Ne. 623 Kearney Street, Cerner Commercial in all ite. fo Seminal Weakness ency, . leerated . 29s successfully treat< Dr. Gibbon hasthe Ging ti.at he has returned em visiting the prine pal Hospitals net = rope, resumed practice e* the Penaary 62 carney Street, ban Francisco, where old-patients amd those req uirin. his services may find him. SEMINAL WEAKNESS. Seminal Emissions; the consequence of This vice, or depraved self abuse. » solitary opxeal indulgence, is practiced by the youth i papel em to ae ee pores y fhe tent ucing w unerring ce following ete g of morbid symptoms ‘ullless i fic medical meas! Sz pation caunignance, ous sew ander € o tb. é e rattling of chariots; me of the 1be ton, nted intelle 0} dif_ldeace im een cae go ee. ves and visan. trequ f relief be not obtained, Te in or by letter, and have a eff > bis new andscientific m 3 which never fails: ofecting a quick and r cure. MARRIED MEN, Or those who ¢onteniplate marri who su fferin: nase of these = malshould nol forget the sacred’ talmal sgn ner ~ sbaveaanategpaat “CURED AT HOME. Persons &© ‘maybe CURED AT HOME, by ng a letter to Dr. Gibbon, tating case, #, TWiigth off time the sw) has co; ane the medicine i from damdge ripe ¢ to es of the country, with ful. and plain directions for use. The DocJr cures: whén fail. Try, him, “By chciveing LSA VOULLARS in coin in a reg istered brow Welle Farge. Peary Ake of d “4 ‘2 “3 sy wiedineten ee eed é e.0 x ‘Office earner mimerciel, San Yetaabed “DR GUNN'S BIT TER 8 > ‘THE GREAT Regulating Catarhtiic ev THE INDISPENSIBLE Bousehold Rem edy & SURE PREVENTIVE AND POSITIVE CURE FOR —Costiveness and Constipation. Fever and Ague : AND ALl, MALARIAL TROUBLES DYSPEPSIA. INDIGESTION, : OuUSsN Loathing of Food, iad aos Kidney Complaints, : a Nausea, mpare Bites. . oeral De bility Dr Gunn's Bitters ARE ins ge SEEDY VEGETABLE Perfectly Safe, : Reliable A. VAN ALSTINE & CO. Proprietorsand Manufacturers 122 Montgomery Street, San Francisoy FOR SALE BY CARR BROS, eas about eu idence, . Xtreme upper portion. 5 primd . EKACT No. 6—On south side of turnpike road. eererning Cicnteecs: Academy on the ENTE A el LANDS FOR SALE. —_—i Owing to anticipated change of business and of Jecslity J + mn cnyelied ,. Sell all the lands owned by.aie in this county—all held pacer Government title—and will be gold in lots to suit purchasers, in size, from » town lot upward, and in shape as may be suitable, at reasonable prices, aceording to lo©) cation :, : ‘TRACT NO, 1.—Co ng of fractional Lot No, 5. in Sec, 27, fractional Lot No. 26, with adjoini pier gherde locks anda ead mill alte om Wocciin fon Bat oe 4 ait Gonstitichag die ust or: b tant Ett Pine Hill north r and adjoining the Of town Con-. taining about 26 acres; bounded on the west by the “Qld Block Gravel Ulaim;” north of the Coe Quartz Mine und on the east by line fence With Pearce & Caddy and--other The most Of this land is well timd smacond growth pine and is susceptible of being divided into a cotter of convenient and accessible tracts, mostly very deep soi), Valuabie for fruit growing, alfulia o1 gardening. one ore ee ene on ivt lin Block 8; ‘ght of saiall se eked frou aTOBESI Se MGtaee, Cae Ce ee eas one bail ma ne! an r and two ever « from tupneis of forth, ide of hill, : : Og $ TRACT NO. 2.—Turee-seventha (3-7ths), undivided, of the “Old Block Gravel Claims containing inthe whole nine acres. Thisiend is well timbered, has good suriace, no broken Up, very deep rich soil and lies adjoining Tract No, 1 on the a. % TRACT NO, 4.—Tu HOMESTEAD, comprising ail the lands bounded on the east bythe turnpikeroad, north by the Hughes’ coad and Col. Hawkins’ recmption claim, on the west by tue Knights of Maite Quarts claim, and on the south Quarts Min containing about 100 ucrées; about 19 . enclose york good, substantial ang moatly new picket aud wire fence, There are Thies uever failing springs of water within the encicgure, ana free water ravine ‘or garden and orchard; good dwelling house of + about fruit trees growing, assorted varieties, one-half in bearing and no scale. This . : bas m prvpoumced hy seores of foreign horticuliuris-s sud vine urdists es being first Olive and vineyard land—thé very best in this part of the tate— ahd thesame kind asthe horticuitu:isis and v. neyardists ix Napa and other Couifities are dow purchasing at high prices for the same purposes. TRACT Nu, 4.—Opposite the Homestead, on éast side of turepike road, extending from Powning Quartz Mine to James Hummill’s, contuining about 13 acres, with ht of . Way lor diteh‘from Sou h Yuba Canal; and a tiever fotlmgometl stream of water flowing from a tunnel on this tract. Would divide well ince four lots. g 2 TRACI No.'5.—On north side of turnpike road, jying between R. Noell’s and C. } WIC con mg 10 acres. Two-thi:ds well timbered, and deep soi! ¢ Alfaita lan: ill make two elegant 5-acre tracts. South Yuba Canal runs west, containiug about st acres. Considerable timber on tract, with right of wa: over.Tract No.» fur ditch. south tuba Canal, Much of this tract is i level, : resem weve, peck oe ee from 5to W acres. vi LA 0. 3.10 2s, : the south, cobtaininy sboutSi acres. Considerable j eae right a us before atuted. ‘ihe omnibus lines make t trips each way, day, over the turnpike road, TRACT No. &The southeast quarter of Bection 2s, in t 16, N. ) z, (leas one acre sold) and east half and exst hall of west baif of sou’ west quarter of same section, 279 actes, owned jointly with #.A.Koberts. ‘Ihe whole tract isottered, There isone living stréain and several overflowing springs on this : All of fhe ppaye jandaere “‘vunder the ditch” and water can be had at all times. THKMS OF BA One-half Cush. ‘The remuinder in’ installments with one, two or three yeurs credit, secured by mortgage at usual local interest. Smull tracts cash. A lso—dov feet, or shures, ont of 15uU in the: Norwieu Quartz Claim and in Lot Ne. in block No. 12, in south Grass Valley and part of Ford &« Keilly Quartz Claim—about Also— ne-fourth undivided interest in the ‘‘Inkerman Quartz Mine,’’ adjoining the North Star on theszouth—about 9 acres. Also—One-haif undivided interest in the “LastChance Copper Miue,” 2400 feet on the lode; containing 24 acres, situated in Spencerville Copper District. LHESKE MIDING CLAIMS ARK ALL PATENTED, ft My Law Library consisting of 425 Yolumes of seports, Statutes and Standard timber and some very xood‘land, o~ Text books, containédin six glass front bockcases, with oiice furaiture and furnishings, maps, framed engravings and other oifice equipments. Also—A good 5-room house and half acre lot enclosed well filled with fruit trees, on turnpike toad im Hill’s Flat. EH. W. ROBERTS. GRASS VALLEY, CAL. For Sale or Rent on Easy Terms Special Bargains in Lands. _ = $5000-<320 acres, three miles from Grass Valley; good house and parn; 200 acres cleared ; good orchard in bearing; a large, never-failing supply of free water ; all implements, tools, etc., with place. $6000-125 acres; not more than 2 miles from Nevada Vity or Grass Val ley ; nearly all cleared ; good house and barn; fine orchard in bearing, consisting-of @ variety of rees; good water; all can be irrigated; all under fence. $3750--450 ucres gently rolling frnit_or grazing land; all fenced; 100 acrea cleared ; good water;.large house and. barn; improvements: cost about $2500. Great bargain; must be sold, acres cleared ; house and barn, vineyard, garden, six bead cattle, horse and wagon and farming implements; free water for irrigating. A real bargain. $2 1500425 acres of good fruit and vegetable land; two good houses and two barns; 100 acres cleared; orchard and garden; free water fora portion } of place. Will be sold at thé above low price on account of absence. tS 104 acres; highly improved ; ‘good house and barn, orchard, free water, seven head of cattle, two horses, wayon, and all farming implements ; situate thréé miles from Nevada City. A rare chance to seciré a profitable farnn at a low price. : : ait clad $2500--125 acres; 4 miles from Nevada City; 80 acres cleared; house and burn ; some fruit tfees ; free water for irrigating. OY pee TIMBER LANDS $8000--560 acres; two, miles from Nevada City, covered with a fine growth of pine and oak timber, which alone is wortl more than price asked; soil is very rich and will make axcellent fruit land when cleared; all can be irrigated $ e: Two Fine Ranches, well improved, with peer ing Orchards. : nf Both places are within two milés of the Narrow Gaugdepot. Both have good houses, barns, fine fruit,and ev; ery advantage for a desirable home. D. 8. BAKER, Draving and. General Hauling Transporting, Ete. ARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO the Transportation of Baggage for Theatrice! Companies, Dry Oak Wood For sale in lotsa from 1 to 500 cords, Duteh Flat Stage Line Leaves Nevada City on MONDAY WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY; ; At 7 a.m. LEAVES DUTOH FLAT. Tussday Thursday and Saturday ATZA.M. : JASSENGERS CAN. BY TAKING THIS line reesh Nevada ou at noon, instead ofat7:30P. M. by railroa All orders strictly attended to and charges easonab!e, Ba T. ©. BLUE. Prod ietor 86000. 00 aad is being made by John Goodwin,Troy, N.Y work for us. Reader,you may not m: we soed 7a gulehiy how tocara from $5 to $104 ey ee aes Bridge Notice, OTICE.is hezeby given that the undersigned wittepyiy tothe Hon. Lo ju sors of Nevada County, at the Court House in Nevada City,;on Tuesday, JanuaTy 6th, 1891, at 100’clock a. Mm. of that day, OF as soom thereafter as a hearing can be had a renewal of li to take toll 3 ¢ bridge across pal ath Yuba Rivat int 7D ap: rt Crossing. ec) og 8. BD. WOODS. Wanted. Bricxt, ACTIVE AGENT IN NEVADA Ciyy to handle Miss Beach’s cur!

fluid. Address J, L. Scofield, Post Btree Sam Franetses. Elah Rooth Company Of Nevada City AVE RECEIVED ONE OF THE i: test improved Los Gatos Spraying + $2:38eand will promptly execute Or Spraying Fruit Trees . 1 A certain,remedy for CHARGES REASON ABLE. script Printine Office or with BOOTH & Daied this 12th Gay of November, 1800, co. { . Court, Supervisoral and other Neva ia 6 resting. x Codlin ; Moth ; and : Seale ; Bug 1}" a War Leave orders at th Daily, Tran. &@ These are only a few of the bargains we have to offer at present. We have all kinds of Lands at prices ranging trom $5 to $75-peracre. Terms Wasy. NEVADA COUNTY I AND AND IMPROVE’ MENT ASSOCIATION. Apply to GEO. C. GAYLORD, Ass’t Secy.’ NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Regular Price $6 a Year) ¢ Wwrrex °° THE SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALL (Regular Price $1.25 a Year) Both for $6 50 a Year ! {OFFER NO. 2.) THE NEVADA DAILY . TRANSCRIPT ¢ Reguiar Price $6 a’ Years, THE SAN FRANCISCO DAILY OALL ( Reguia: Price $6 a Year) (OFFER NO. 1., Both for $9 00 a Year! To take advantage of any ore uf the Combinations You Mast Pav in Advanee for One Year! Those in arrears for tne Transcript now mast pay up in full, and alao pay one year’s combination price in advance. The Daily Transcript if war elated th it giventine ita and’ meet relate Aning, Mortonitups yurt, BY , , coun ows. itis brig! {ndepesoant. enter The San Francisco Weekly Call Isa handsome eight-page paper. Itisissned every ipnmeey a8 . contains all of ute iF n ing and ute im. tnews of the week, gleaned from eVery quarté: f lobe, ete u: date of publication. It contains Leherecting special corres: meeare from.all.of the P Br: eipal cities ofthe world and a vast amount of the best sélected and original ge’ 1 literature. It furnishes the latest and most reliable financ aR nial and, market 4 tions, and gives special attention to mining, horticulural and agric tural news und is in every roqnee ta first-class family pe~er, appealing to the in of every member.nf the old. ‘ * aT The Morning Call eading newspaper South Yuba ‘Transortaton and Suply Compay. irectors’: Lee : GOfEsq. GEO. A. HARE: Esq.LAHAN,<Esq. EDWIN TILLEY, Esq.. TOR; Secretary : , City tor Maybert vie Washington and F at.6ZA, mm. ~ sae "eily via Ormonde oud Weshlagion om Tuesdays, days, at 5 A. M. WORTHLEY & NICHOL, EManagers. ization was n 1390, mee eee Bd 1D gat titi, Be , Jeave Nevada ig. aaah Mee Os, SCanyen Creek Mining Ce,. __$900.--60 acrogood fruit land, situate three miles trom Nevada City; 15} “. teapogaib le to keep iaformed upon the re‘Seven issues a week 2 ; Isa li tropolitan daily. tt-has the le oot olrowiation and re the . ‘sa. live metropo! Dfally. 4 "eB a Ta SNBGE ia {eifie Coat, smbser:be for (he _Overland ESS da omens et egcae a OF CALIFORNIA 40M 300,000 a PRINC l¢AZ OFPiER zi siveme st., 3am Francisco #ire Insurance Only J.-F. Houeuron, Priddent. J.1.N.SuRrarp, Vice resident, CwaR_es H. Story, Secretary R. i. MAGILL, Genera' Agev Risks accepted on allclusses of desirable ‘property int: county at rates as low asso! —_ and « fair moe Bate admit of, = & promptan responsetoal. just clatme for Toe. : vis Greas Valley ‘Branch For Nevads Count) ~4 JOHN C.COI LMAN. GEO W. HILT, Manager ED. SAMPSON, Special Agent. MAIN STREET. GRASS VALLEY Home. Maal Insurance. Go. . Realiz the in.portance of a godd wat wedien th we have selected the “Waltham” » ing the bestknown and most rcliabie tim. pieves in the market. Theve watches have a world-wide reputation which they have yain solely on théir merits, -The cases we guaran! to Le of soliu goldand coin silver respectively, aad if noc justas represented may be returned at our expeuse and we will réfupd the money paid. We ate pr ‘ed to niake the most li propoon these asp , as will be seen by the following offers; Solid Gold Watch—Gents'. enero solid gold bunting nee watch, setting, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT ind Daiy Bulletin, one year, $36.50; watch, DAILY TKANseRir'l and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $34.40. Subscriber pays express charges ou Watch from San Francisco. Solid Gold Watch—Ladies’. A lady's soiid gold hunting case watch, ‘“Waltham” movement, stem-wiuding, seom-setting, with DALLY TRANSCRIPT and“ Daily Bulletin, one year, $20; with MAILY ‘TRANSURIPT and Weekly builetin, one year, $26,90. Suvecriber pe dae eXprest charges Om wateb trom San Fran20 Whitehead Cook Books, LEAD ‘fHE WORLD. The. american Pastry : Cook. PRICK $2. Ne. 2, Hotel Meat Cooking. PRICE 62. “No. 3; Chicago Herald -Cooking School. (For Families, PRICE $1.50. Ne. 4, _ Cooking For Prorit. PRICE 63 eee FOR SALE AT THE OFFICE OF HE » HOTEL GAZETTE. Nevada County N. GR. R. TIME TABLE NO. 41. Takes Bffeot Saturday, Nov. 16, '00, at; LEAVING NEVADA GIT’: 1:00 P.M, allsa teat Ba Francisco at7;30A. M, ! 9:30 P.M. Pay, conseutse rity arriving inSen Francisco at 6:45 A. M., and zi overland leaving Ban Francisco at7 P. ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY. . Danly, bringin: ar 4:27 A. M. sengerr aad f aed ing San Francisco at7 P. M., also Eastern passengers, g. Daily, ccnnecting with 6:37 P.M. Overland leaving San pine 98 at7:304.™., and bringing FastJOHN ¥. KIDDER, General Manager. E. H, BROWN, Superintendent IT HAS TURNED UP. WHAT? A CHANCE TO MAKE MLON]}. E TZ. Y¥ selling our new Book “CHARACTER oKKEICHKS.” itis Le eregtess oolieg k ‘ever brought out .n the pouth. FIFTY-ew ean b&b PAGE ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATIONS, freah and 8 od tMoreus and serious, Printed on heayy plate paper. Itisthe Cheapest book for its wane wn eis r y Pos pu 9 beillet Une agent sv copies in Nashville in tres duys. ‘Price of pear only 76 vents. Appty at onceior 1 tury. if you ; Your, ¥iz-y0-—‘Subscriber to pay «xpress chargesTRANSCSIP: aad Daily Bulletin, one_year, for +} Minutes, with DAILY PRANSURIPT. and Daily ~} Weeldy-suiletin;--one —y ears $10,560; Subscriber 420 Kearney -Steet, San-Francisoo. Solid Silver Watches. Bolideo silver huntiog case waten Wailtham” a sea Paige and pores secting, ethok ly rehable time-keeper, JVALLY¥ perch and Daily Bulletin, one year, $19; with DAILY THANSCKIPTaud Weekly Hullewu, one year, “$15.40, Subscriver to pay eXpress charges un watch trom San Francisco, oume wath, opea sace, with DAILY TKANSUbIPL, ana Daily Builewo, one year, ; with DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT aud Weekiy ‘bi » one on watch from pan Fraucisco, Nickle Watch.’ A oandsome nickie stem-winding watch, 0; faee, good movement, with DAILY TRAsSCniPs and Daily Bulletiu, onc year, $11; with DAILY rg erestinpay w path y $8.90, Subscril to pay express gee Sa eniech from San Francie, Bicyc.es. The Bicycle we Lave svlected as a i {ne Apollo” —while not the most expensive is a firet-cluss article iu every respect. it is handsome and substantially made. it suns easily and ba etavorive, itis standaru finish “with ckle trimmings, and will be sunt complete with etc. Wall be sen$;with DAILY ee with: DAILY "TRANSCKIE' and Weekly bulletin, one year, $26.90, [Lhe above prices are tor @ 86-.ch whee: “Price per additional incu wadeAnown ov applicatiun.). Subserib pay ~ . fond of shooting, sent w y Bulictin; one . bam OF We will send THE’ DAILY TRANSCRIPT with the San Francisco yee Daily Bulletin, Weekly Bulletin, Semi-Weekly Bulletin, and any of be following valuable Premiums at the following prices, payable in advance: . PICK OUT YOUR COMBINATION. . Solia Gold and Silver Watche Drums, A Nickle tenor driim, 14-inch head, with sticks Bulleti he baiy' a Ne aes han in, one year, $12.! A. TRAN sCRiet and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $16.50 Subscr:bar pays express Military Brum. A tine corded, hammered brass drum, . witd dcks complete, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT an Jaily Bu.letin, one qh, 10.56 with DAIL cRANBORIPTand Weekly Bulletin, one jenr $8.50. Subscriver.paysexjress,‘ Rifles, The Winchest intaius ite pl the best repeating rifle made aud is too well known to need further description. We will send a 44 cal. ‘on barrel Winchester rifle with DAILY TRANSCRIPT aud i aily Buletin, one year, $22.76; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT aud Waeckly Bulletin, one year, $20.75, Above is center fire rifle. We wi senda rim fire fur $1 40l+es. pubseriber pays express Flobert Rifles. A rt rifle, shooting 22-cal. Flobert neisejus. the. for— -who-are DAILY TRAN. and Uauy Bulletin, one year, $11.25; with UAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Builet.n, -one year, $9.26; iber payeexpress Revovvers. We have decideu to offer a strong, serviceaple revolver fora premium and have the American, double action, *Buil Dog,’’in any size irom. 22 t. 88 cal. It will. be sent with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Dail year, $11;" With DAILY ¥ Weekly Bulietin, one year, $9, eapress, Buoseriber pays . ishing Tackle Our premitih tishiiy rod is a 15-foob Calcutta boo wath sance woud tip and doubie ferrules it is a good serviceavle rod aud wil be sent with reel, etc., complete, with DAILY TRANSCRIP and vere lye: pomery one a: $11; with ale'T ani eekly Bulletin, year, 99. Sul ber pays eprace, " i suns ke Tent. This lag very usetul prem wn and will be apPréciaved Ly ali who yo hun fishing wy oUt, “Ttiva tirst-Class mie seelpetint and made of 8 ox, auck; giz 0x7 feet, und wil be . gout with poles, pins, e'<., complete, with DAILY TRANSUNIPY nua. L buieun, one ») ear $12,00; with DAILY TRANDURIPT and Weekly pxpress charges on pivycie trum Pan Francisvo. F ° Boys’ Velocipedes. A 16-inch wheel, stanaard finish, wrought-iron velovipede, with bell, etc., complete, sent with VAILY LKANSUKIET and Dauy Bulletin, one ear, $12.50; with DAiLyY THRANSCKIPT ana evkly Builetin, one year, $10.40, Type Writers, This is a type-writing age, Lverybody has one who has writing to do; or should: haye one. Hereis your vpportunity. The Sun type-writer map ut Insts t, } in construction, easily worked, neawy mounted and boxed, with instcuctionr tor Use, which can be learnediu ten Suuelin, one year, $17; with DAILY TRAN. PUKIFT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $15. Subscriber pays express. ‘ Cane, . either too large nor too.email, but just the F gltu:ze with 14-K gold head, will be sent with WALL’ TRAD: CRIP? and Daily Bulletin, one year, $12.50; ‘with DAILY TKANSCKIPT and . pays express, = Felescope. . » Avery useful article thatanyoue living in tne country or «craveliog, will appreciate. Our premium telescupy is » good, strong instrument, withan objecu-ylaes ¢ imeches in di , 3 y One year, $10.50. Subscriber ‘pays the express, : Hammock, A hammock is @ premium that appeals to ail Jheuber siung trom the trees 1u & lawn or from the postyofa shady verandah, » hammock is picturesque aud suygestive of . biiveful comfort A compleve and elegant 13-toot beers with. $p-feot spread, seut-with DALGY ‘TKAN Pr Bud Leal) pulictin one year, $10.25; with DALY TRANSCRIPT and Weexiy Bullen, one year, ¥8.25." Bubscriber pays express Tennis, Among outdoor games lawn tennis is bevoai: thefay.rite . i yivee authvient exercise vithew being violent; keyps the attunviow fixed aid 15 terest sustained throughout the game: Being game in which ladics « xvel, you can sectire the Well Of your lad) acquainteuces and add to popularity by gettinwaset of tons and of laiuy @ club; A throv-vinss wnnis CULL, COMplEé wil be sent with VALLY TRANSCRIPT and TRANBURIPT ud Woekiy. Suttle ane see b CKIPT sud Week uUesi ; $i7.” Subscriber payr ae oe Base Bau: Our base ball outfit consists of two . balls, three assorted buis, two mie of gloves, unas J “nen diaws, 6 incues long when closed, leather cased aud wili be seat With DAILY ‘LRANSUKIPT ais Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; with VAILY TRANSCRIPT anu Wevkly bulietiu, one year, $9. Subscriber to pay express charges. Microscope, 4& most interesting instrument and of great use to une lspudent, ‘This is no toy, but a powertu microscope that reveals the many strange things that exist in the food wevat aud the water we unuk, 1 stands ¢inches high aid maguitios 50 diameters, aud wil-bewentwith VAIL: TKAN5UK.PY aud Daily Bubetiw, one year, $11; w'th DAILY TRANSUKIPT Gnd Weekly Buletin; one year, $9. 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Banjoplayingis an accomplishment that has b vory fashionabl ing the last few years. iv is readiiy searned by snyoue having a good ear formusic, and makes & spiendid pani Jor the.yoice in singing. We will send a havu<ome Midkle-rim, cuif-vkin head, 10 bracket banjo with instructiva book, with DAILY TKASSCRIPT and Vaily Bulletin, one year, $11.50; with DAMY PRANSUKIPY and Weekly Bulietia, one year, $9.50, Subscriber vo pay express chargés, B Flat Cornet. Aliandgome nickle b flat cornet, with full set of eXtra vrooss, music rack, case and-instruction book? ompkte—s fine »s¢io instrument—with DAILY TKANS@RIP I and Daily Buiietin, one ear, $16.50; With DAILY TRANSUKIPT and eekly Bulletin. $14.60, Subscriber paysex, press charges, Flute. The flute is one of che sweetest and easiest muthe-piano aud all other instruments. 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