January 2, 1892 (4 pages)

wher elt: shar . “Te that of buen 5 aes nts Ses 8 it ee e a on nee — Taranscnier, Nevada City, Cal. THE DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT. A CLOSE CALL 8. 8. Boyriton, Oroville, Cal. Nevada City, Naende County, Calif, . ¥ at pees Publinkde Wien ne ek . Minders of a Pleasure Party Nearly. P, ish} U8. Soldiers Kinea. iteeaar “phi ice mn — From Cold 2 pa New Ortgans, La, ‘Jan. &.—Two: aera Established sept. 6, 1860. . AND Most Eco \ NO secre a no —— . driver wont from Forest City to Alletres 3 Eo . os you may well be proud of your given acaldiog hot;” the ‘plan you can buy from: our advertised ' Druggist @ bottle of Dr. King’s New Dis. . Were suffering and about helpless, Mil. bs ler took the first load on to-Forest City, while the others by setting the sleigh {up on edge, constructing a caveriag {som a wagon sheet they hed along apd making a fire out of pieces of the sled Ineraged to keep themselves from severe suffeciag till Mr. Bayles got back to them. A number of the persons have not yes recovered from ihe bod effecia of the exposure, %, When Jobn Swers, une ecila,‘c pho:oeg» rapher of Neveda (: -, can give yoa bet: Sterorsyon ov hodia io’ Foes cb) por eli “din latest siyie “eres ave for leas money, Coty Bros.’ *"“"Pubtio ‘Tasie” Hams and Bacon, . Ask for it,kind goto Henry Lane's Feed an Liv8'mmons Liver Regulator, ; 2 eee uemengppemmcnrp yma SATURDAY EV'NG, BAN. 2, 1892. PASsIONATa reproots are like medicine patient caunot ¢ them,, ‘ A Safe Investment, Is one which is guaranteed to brig you satisfactory re#ults, or iii case of failure a return of purchase price. On this safe covery for Consumption. It is guaranteed to bring relief in every case, when used for aay affection of Throat,. Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation of “Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croup, ete., etc, Itis pleasantand agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and can always be deponded—upon Trial bottles fee at Cacr Eros, Drug store, Cheap sua First-Class Roofing. Geo, E. Turner is the agent and has iv stock the celebrated Rubber Roofing Cloth, Paint and Cleatafor putting on the same, Itis cheaper than Shakes, Shingles, Iron or Tin, and waranted. C4 laid on old shingles or board, Cost, ré foot and two coats of Slate t Paint, three cents per square Call and see it, Two men.can put . thousand feet per day. 10-1 rout 0. cert om F avele 6 Call and see the sciwples of work and fraines, i ba 20-8 Krom the Sihilime To the ridiculous is bat a step, according toSchiller, and from misery to happiness is buj.ajuinp.if you use Oephaline for For aale by Care Leos. or W, D, Vinton, © : The Leading Hotels Here Serve } Sigs at ® Sohi)ling’s Beat. Buy, try—on them rely, Ir you want a very fine turnout of any ery Stable, : tt _ For waier brach and sour stomach take ere oa a ar Cooking an Art teputation for fine cooking. » Your art is one that brings health and happiness to your home. « But no great artist would hazard his Teputation by using poor materials, He uses only the best. So if you want finely seasoned, appeiizing dishes or richly flavored desserts. te eid bys housekeepers and — le delig: your guests~ use the best Spices'and Extracts, Buy and Dé Price's Cream Baking Powder. It is prepared . . r pensive materials, competent chemists test every ingredient 'mothing is left to chance. No ammonia, alum or other . _,Sdulterant taints this purest of human food products. Dr, Price's Créam Baking Powder is the embodiment of all the excellence that it is: possible’ to attain. It is always Wniform and reliable and retains its full strength until used. _., tt Is not only more economical because of its wonderful . raising “power, but by reason of its greater bulk, the cans being much larger than the ordinary. kind; it will go farther and d6 better work.” It never disappoints. Dr. Prices is the onty'baking powder that contains the whites of eggs, — any z Last week ten people in a sleigh driven : ; ean. . : ~another}i0-a fight. it "“Wis the ghany to attend a party. ° While on the retura trip early next moca'vg ihe sipglez tree of Bayles’ sledbroke. BO Slightly Exaggerated. Tn commenting on the Denver resoluionsrelative to hydraulic mining, the Call recently stated that )the water-way being filled by. debris was worth a hundred é?mes more than all the gold ia the mines, $00,000,000 is a low esiimoie of the value of that gold, says che Woesp, and @ hvadved times that amoant would be $20,000,000,000, or about oae-thira of the estimated value of all the property in the United States, including farms,‘town and city lots with improvements, factories, merchaadise,, ships, railroads nd canals, At $30,C00 per mile, that sum would bo'ld 200 railroads across the contiuent.~ Twit not barely posstble that our zealous contemporary slightly overestimated the value‘ of tha; shallow, crooked: stream,’ navigable for a good ol i Jength by, fat) only Hides nct heck tee vafai: kind of argument js‘ good sample of much of the injustice which has cliaracterized the discassioa of the hydraulic quescion ? — Diteh Biockaded, The South Yuba Company’s ditch on Banaer Ridge got choked last night by an aecumulation of ice and snow ata point near the North Banaer mine. A force of men went out to-day to clear the slush away, and they e-pect to have the water rooning again by tomorrow, —_—_—_—_———__eee A Word About Biyie, Fine clothing does not make the man, bat if helps amaingly in winning for him the respect of his fellow-citizens if he does not overdo it, A stylish hat, a ‘. neat pair of gloves anda nobby necktie will give the wearer an appearance of being well dressed even thongh his boots be out at thé toes, his slhows -. through and his pants frayed around the bottom: ~. Speaking of style, Charles Grimes has the latest and most approved in, everything that the stérner in hig store ‘that wonld not make an: acceptable giff for the coming Christinastide, : dli-tf A Fine Banjo for Baie Cheap, © A fine 3&-bracket professioaal banjo, including case, is oTered “for sale cheag. Apply at this office, BE ‘Two Good Miten Cows. For sale by thé Neveda County Land Improvement Association, Enquire Sea Goren C, Ga¥tonp, Schilling's Best. ~Untried—a joy denied. ovu eet as much without injury, a gees Was Wale Fox Meret s. ~4)] Ouly 25 cents etch. Pretty and stylish . -Taxe Simmons Liver Regulator, You and whatever you please Wy He left his eonVeyance and passengers 21d rode on to Forest City to get another. after he left them a cold rainstor When the other load came along some time afterward they found the people left by Baylesi. a piiiable condition. The five lad’es of the party were benumbed almost to unconsciotisneas, and the men Shortly m-set in: oastble that this Pres cD AN EDITOR LK ee What Postmaster, (Py Telegraph to the Transcnipr.) “A Nice Now Year Gift, re-ceavenes next Tuesday : Mexican"‘Sihenen GOING TO CHICAGO, Wo-l’s. Fair, for the beat-drilled militia company, and gu piaciice. A Farewell Sermon, Shurile® of this city ; a large coag-egaiioa, ; 3p 4s, Hoon train today to) their respec.'ve in general—a good-bye that left the sy jui rel — oe --phomes; leaving thetr mother Mis. B: . of ings towards Me. Shurt. . clness ¢ ar adel Yo ns, and tifeir sister, Mra KF. W. midst k adly feelings towards Me. Shar . 2. “Wesicoate 7, statistician toe aggre emg rs lef and his equally good wife, who has: 3. prestige 28, exhilarate A cures a sappovted him so royally duviag his siay. 4+ irascible 29. beleaguer ~ peter stroayy meee wich us. His sevmoa contained much} 5. condeusable a Valgneeise. + Eee, Wee Tce cee ered pace ae ee Og eee eater showing the majéy‘al growth’ of the] 3° iemanate a 83. moneys.’ soc ey oe ford of seote' GS oe ehurch: under. his! miuisiraiions, Mr. 9. Thackeray \ £4. veneer bos, P's Bd shor. esas erased Sho. cieff was bora in Kentucky, and} 10. equestrianne 35, fac-simile . by iafoe @ Dead, Tt 6\ Miaies: elt lived many years of his early life in my Sesnanien M4 no RAB fa iipe “a¥ 89d fore, ad Vise -os “tre Canada, wheve he knew iniimaiely Dr, 12. aiielanon a8.-¢ Whole 4:’s'a.n, Roowey and -hiswife, now of Auburn, . 14. avalanche 89. ophthalmic His facher aad mo.her ve.ide in Nevada oy ppd tag i piesa Evinvin'3@ good ia a moa thyives i vly i incelligible . tyrannous ; i : on In sat ral Fac igus i! 17. ARAN 42, reticence best when peypirly rene zed. SHOR OE: HAG We 4 2 118, manageable 43, leisurely ~. Have You the GiiporSympioms of It ? but later, after Yho-orsh prepe cai 'éa, . 19) po so 44. porphyry sera waa orda‘ued deacon ad priest by Bishop . 20. asphy=ia 45. Chilean ‘If you have go immediately to J. J, JackWingiield, ead hes chozea as a life work . 21+ phylloxera 46. Chautauqua son's Beehive Grocery Store and get some k 22. irresistible 47. guttucal ses Shoat ; ; to plead before another aad greater bar . 93° donym 48. eyin of that fine Whiskey. Itisa sue cure as a Chiisvian minister. Mv. Sourileff. 24. Eotigeesoy 40. weird : for la grippe, j2 has bsea ose of the ablest mivisieca ever . 25: Ptysmagogue 50. buryeois Se Mrs, Shreile every saccess and at Napa Civy, +298 Ce-tifleates Granigds — failed on the tost studies: SPO MARY Orava, Nicholes Whiie, 85 per ceat. Miss Alice Maleehy, 754 per cent, ve . >» Buoklen’s Avnica Salve. tore, acOly Hood’s Sars Sc et Tt is {LS Cs tT iy’ Sacrsmevro, Jan. 2.—The Evening Bee's Wash ingtorr apecial~says-7——— “Phe following nomiuaiions of Presidential postmastois have been prepared, and will be sent_to the Senate when it United States soldiers have been killed Nevada Light: Gage Wit Tako in Tho . The members of Nevada Light Guard, thecrack militia compaoy of this: city, are going as an organization to »,, the World’s Fair ‘1 the Spring of 1893, ‘and will compete there for the prize offered Each member is coniributing $2.59 a month for eighteen moath to a fund which has for its nucleus liberal donations made by the leading officsrs of ihe coin: peny, and which is tobe fucchec sicoagihoned by advefton the compa ay’s pleihoric treasury, 1n this way sv‘ficieat money for all necess y expenses will be raised. The bovs ae now being indusiriously drilled unde> ibe new taciios and vre feat attaining grees proficienoy 41 marchiog . I Sina : The Placer Argos has the following Coacerping ihe tulented soa of Thomas Rev, Joba T. Shuvilef, who hes beea recior of ihe Episcopal Church in Auburn for four yeaws, preached his farewell sermoni on Sunday eveniug, the 20th ult., li was an aifectionate farewell to the: members of his chuteh, Sunday-scbool, guild, choy and all who have essisied him in his labors wnong us, nobifo geitiag the friendly suppo, treceived from the cii-ens of Aubvra lossied in Aubaya, We ae Bocty to have him leavé us, aod we wish him and ness iu vhe'r new and large. field of labor As a result of the semi-annual examination held this week, the County Board of Education today granted to the fullowing-.cerildcates to teach in the public ‘echo.ls of the county. The cla.s siacted with thirteen members and ten of them op ¢ The best Salve in the world far Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Uleors, Salt Rhe. i, Fever Seres, Totter, Chapped Hands, ('l. blai +, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, aid posit \ ely cures Piles, or no pay required. Tt is -aranteed to give perfect satisfaction o: money refunded. Price 25 cents ‘der'boy For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug aparilia ~ eftills a ihn dorteomtataces seid amination just held here + Grawmar—100 Credits. 1, adverbial ; an infinitive of pa jections. . ; eneral rule for the: plu polities; annals, scissors, -mathematica, axis, bandit, data; * ASSES 3 ae {sonal pronouns ; between maod and tense, . Explain what is meant by the e intsrrogative, passive voice, . v the m and teuses, the verb to rewacd, (a) What is the use of the adverb? te he 4nulyze the following sentence and arse underlined words: ‘Ye wifd-bejeve iu the beauty and srexnera of “woman’s DEVOTION, yx who believe iu affection that waits, and ENpU™«s, and ig PATENT; list to the mournful tradition MLL 80NG by «the pines of the forest; list to a tale ef love in Acadie, Home of the HAPey,”’ Vuil, Correct, with reasons, the following:: (a) Those remarks are very unbecuming @ gentleman. * (b) Riding over the N,: G, R. BR. the counti'y presents an ever varying aspeci, (oc) Are either of these'men known to ou? ss : (d) On Sunday every: one of us boys help our parents. « * : {e) Did I’ not baythat ‘I was feeling very badly this morning ? : (f) They all the time supposed tit to be “(g) T° will go tomorrow if it be possible, ‘ Ix. Diagram : can comprehend.” (c) The Chilians. feel that the. Americaus have favored. the Government recently overthrown, aad, consequently, these hot-blooded Southeraers experience to}# feeling of resentment which, after all, is only natural. ioe x. __ (a) Write principal parts of bid, burst, slit, lade, awake, ring, wring. (b) Compare firat, last, worse. (¢) What is a redundant verb? (d) Explain the object of analysis. Bou the Seika Ne So thon of Figs is taken ; it is pl Sepet ; g to th CALIFORNIA FI6 SYRUP CO. Fa Following are more of ‘the questions propounded at the county teacheis’ exTllustrate-by sentences: A 1 objective x " : ; aa . rer i Agree appositive noun ; ad adjective clause, Mexican. Revolutionists. Kill Two “United; “* i Parse. underlined a He went a¥rér the physician; this happened soon . e.) » ,; ¥ . ide ? 6 AFTER ; a tagengon hy 48 a lamb; dea‘h Sit,” “Now is Your Time, Girls,” “Take spares Hone, HOWEVER powerful; this course, ROWEV42, is open to mauy ob(a) Distinguish between Coordinate _ subordinate conjunctions. a aed the bik, sik AE sabia quik a daha whee =n Tite the plurals of (¢) cloth, die, index, Distinguish between relative and per: Distinguish between the active-and the Conjufite inthe passive voice, in all +>) Waat-ts-meant bya vonjutiotive . President of Lauvel Parlor, No, 6, . i factilive object? Iilus(a) Define gerund, participle, ifinitive. (#) ‘Let the child learn only what he] . THE LEAP YEAR BALL. How the Pair Sox Did the Honors Last Night : inviting and cheerful appearance thau it did last'evening. The walls and ceiling and the face of the gallecies were hedecked with evergreen, ivy and_ bunting arranged in novel aud graceful designs that transformed the rough interior of the groat building into a veritable sylvau bow er, Such mottos a “I'm Saddest When I Your Choice,” and ‘Happy New Year” were layed on the walla. Over one window was.aibig spot of red, the word “and,” a patch of yellow, the werda “catch a” anit then an outlandish looking and__ Yellow Catch a ~ Fellow.” — The windows were draped with red and yellow bauting and banked with ferns and ever: Breen. From each chandelier and from others ‘points suspended evergree basket, and + Sexe of the music staud @ number of evergreen bells. In front of the gnusic stand and across the west end of the Hall were solid banks of ivy and holly. 122 tickets wore taken in at the. door, and the gallery receipts were very large. ‘>The grand march, which contained 114 couples, was led by Miss Cora. Cl utgaaization the party took place, escort: ing M M. Baruh. The music by Goyne’s orchestra was splendid and the ladies’ from first to last distinguished themselves by the industrious courtesy they displayed towards the gentlomea who went there to dance, PERSONAL MENIION Social aud Other Notes About Poople Old aud Youog, Mrs, Joha McBean. of Washington is here, E. ©. Wolf of San Fraacisvo is in town. Erastus Laue of Maryaville is in towa, B. J. Peterson of the Central mine is in town, 5 Armory Hall never p-esented a merd. A SERIOUS CHARGE, A Prominent Grass Valleyan Arrested: for At the examinatien in Grass Valley Thursday of Manuel Scoble and James Feeney, arrested for robbing Thos. Clayton, the complaining -witness failed to appear to testify, although he had been regularly subpened, and District Attorney Nilon obtained a coatinuance and had a bench warrant for him issued. The saine evening Clayton was arrested at. his cabin besween Union Hill and Banner Hill, whereupon he made a stactling confession which has been reduced to writing ‘by Mr. Nilon’ aad signed by Claytoa. The old.man_states that George Vincent; who keeps a clothing store at the corser of Main and Mill streets, and isa ‘prominent: citizen-of-Qrass Valley, gave [° keep binself in hiding till after the exatuination, Yesterday Clayton gave to Mr. Nilon $25 in gold which he alleges is the identicat moaey paid to him by Vincent. Last eveniug a warrant charging Vincoat with bribing a witness (a penitentiary offense) was issued and he was to be airesied to-day, The officers claim they have a ‘dead case” against him, Mis, Ooo. _—— —: THERE AND THERE. “The Plaater's Wife” ab the Theater Monday evenig, All the bells of Nevada City rang the eld year oat and the new year in, The Married Folks Dancing Club will) heve a leap year party Monday evening. The Forbestown minera who have been spending the holidays here left today to revura to the scene of their labors. Kinmett George, a well-known Gris Valleyan, was seriously hurt yesterday morning by the running away of an omnibus team he was driving. The Sunset Telephone and Telegraph Company ace aboaiio extend their line from Auburs io this oliy-aad thus give direct communication with San Francis 60, The pacty given New Yer*'s Eve H, ©, Callahan has returned from Saa Francisco. Fred Breeos arrived Tharsday evening from San Franciceo, W. J. Snyder returned Thursday evening from San Francisco, T. D. Calkins of Fremo'was in town today in the interest of that magnificent cartoon paper, the San Francisco Wasp. ,Missea May Mela they, Janaie: Adair and Kliza Thomas went vp on this morn. ing’s Sierra county siage to re-open the public schools at Novih Saa Juan, French Corral and Cherokee, =—S ae: Mrs. J, I. Stoeles aud Mes. Nellie A. Hendcicksoa, who bave beea ia ibis o'ty tor the past two weeks, revu.ced oa the at the Holbvooke Hotel in Qyas Valley was a fina one. The pa by adveriised to take place at Van's “opera hovsé” the same night failed to materialize, 1 i —_————— Old People. 4. V. 8. 1a the only Sarsaparilla that old og feeble people should take, as the mineral potash which is iu every other Sarsaparilia that we know of, is under certain conditions kuown to be emaciating, J. _V. 8. on the contrary ts purely Vegetable and stimulates @igestion and creates new blood, the very thing for old dencaca or broken down people, It builds them up and prolongs their lives, A caso in point; s Mra, Relden an estimable end elderly-lady of $10 Mason St., 8. F, was for months decliging so rapidly as to Serivusly alarm her family, hin $25" on-condtion tat ke kod; oii — ; sa 4 % ABSOLUTELY PURE. . Established by Government Tests the Standard Baking Pow. der. The very Giant of leavening agents. than all other cream of tartar baking powders are having does uot makes it anybody else. A Sure Oure for the Liquor or Opium habits can be given without the patient’s knowledge, and is the ouly known specific for the purpose ; it is not injurious in the leabt degree; ma iufactured by the Emer von Diag Co., Sun Joxe, Cz',, 20d Tor sal by W. D, Vinton, sole agent for Nevade City. A cream of tartar baking powder—Highest of : allin leavening strength. — Prof, HAINES, of Rush Medical College, oard-of Health: ‘1 find ihe Royal cago Bi ‘ to all the others in every respect,” free from adulteration or impurities Royal,” : The N. Y. State ANALyst: The MINNESOTA STATE CHEMIST: of the best baking powders made.” WISCONSIN Foop CoMMISSIONER: of high and uniform strength ghd qualit wholesome:” yp INDIANA STATE CHEMIST: “ Royal Baking Powde: free from any deletericus or injurious substance,” Avoid all baking powders that require larger cans than the Royal to hold an equal weight. This is sure evidence of their adulteration. ComPLaNine about the hard times you easier for +2ee Sohilling’s eat. Once bought—alw ays sought. a Mabites. The East India cure for these awful tf a . spry. It got #0 bad that she was fually aMicted with falnting spells. Sho writes: ᰠᰀ圀栀椀氀攀 in that dangerous condition 1 saw sdme of the testimonials concerning J. V. &iand sent for bottle. That marked the ilug point regained’ my lost flesh and ngth and have Rot felt so well in years,” ) That was twe yeara ago and Mra, Belden ‘well and hearty to-day, and stil) taking J. vk If you are old or feeble and built up, Ask for pda an Joy's Sarsepariiia , Fame price, $1.00, six tor $4, / Vegetable “Mout modern, most effective, largest bottle FOR SAL f yi , -BROTBERS. ya A. THIS, SPAGE 1S RESERVED FOR Commercial Street, Nevada City, CARR andy Sto, MLE, ag ad Ste, ee Page « Where everything thing, Fur A Visit to the ate and . will convince you of this fact, THE LEADIN Mita Dey and Fancy Gods tr er rates than anywhere else in Neyada County, is On Maim Strect. EV Just Received, my New Fall and Witter Stock of HATS. . * y It is the Largest and most Complete Assortment ot ods in this line that has ever been received here.Semen comment SAS TO PRICE My being associated with one of th ses in this business on the Pacific pated on th Babee here at fa much: lower figure an others. cana ; Ee Pg ae wah to: rs New goods received every we Has a larger use Consulting Chemist ChiBaking Powder superior —— Prof. PALMER, University of Illinois © . Powder invariably composed ofeavholeso me. ingredients, of any kind.” SAN FRANCISCO BOARD oF HEALTH: impossible to make a purer or stronger baking powder than “In our judgment it is “« The. Royal: Baking Powde: superior to any other powder which I have examined.” “Tl consider the Royal one ‘Royal Baking Powder is y¥; its ingredients pure and ris perfectly to say, he is sure use many words Tr a man has netilin, to take much time, an in saying it, rs ee eet Ge “Public Taste’? Hams and Bacon And Lard ave the best. Try them and you'll want no other. Coty Bros., Commercial street; d3-tf Manufactured by Something Fancy. A carload of Drifted Snow Flour, the finest made, just received by JS. Jackion, wn, fagged ont, take Simmions Liver Regulator and be Tr you are all run do in the above named line is sold at low. Shing Goods, ° BOOTS AND § : NKSBETC . ¢ largest” wholesale Coast enables me to ; fe ey Fe very close inspection of price

wher elt: shar . “Te that of buen 5 aes nts Ses 8 it ee e a on nee — Taranscnier, Nevada City, Cal. THE DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT. A CLOSE CALL 8. 8. Boyriton, Oroville, Cal. Nevada City, Naende County, Calif, . ¥ at pees Publinkde Wien ne ek . Minders of a Pleasure Party Nearly. P, ish} U8. Soldiers Kinea. iteeaar “phi ice mn — From Cold 2 pa New Ortgans, La, ‘Jan. &.—Two: aera Established sept. 6, 1860. . AND Most Eco \ NO secre a no —— . driver wont from Forest City to Alletres 3 Eo . os you may well be proud of your given acaldiog hot;” the ‘plan you can buy from: our advertised ' Druggist @ bottle of Dr. King’s New Dis. . Were suffering and about helpless, Mil. bs ler took the first load on to-Forest City, while the others by setting the sleigh {up on edge, constructing a caveriag {som a wagon sheet they hed along apd making a fire out of pieces of the sled Ineraged to keep themselves from severe suffeciag till Mr. Bayles got back to them. A number of the persons have not yes recovered from ihe bod effecia of the exposure, %, When Jobn Swers, une ecila,‘c pho:oeg» rapher of Neveda (: -, can give yoa bet: Sterorsyon ov hodia io’ Foes cb) por eli “din latest siyie “eres ave for leas money, Coty Bros.’ *"“"Pubtio ‘Tasie” Hams and Bacon, . Ask for it,kind goto Henry Lane's Feed an Liv8'mmons Liver Regulator, ; 2 eee uemengppemmcnrp yma SATURDAY EV'NG, BAN. 2, 1892. PASsIONATa reproots are like medicine patient caunot ¢ them,, ‘ A Safe Investment, Is one which is guaranteed to brig you satisfactory re#ults, or iii case of failure a return of purchase price. On this safe covery for Consumption. It is guaranteed to bring relief in every case, when used for aay affection of Throat,. Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation of “Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croup, ete., etc, Itis pleasantand agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and can always be deponded—upon Trial bottles fee at Cacr Eros, Drug store, Cheap sua First-Class Roofing. Geo, E. Turner is the agent and has iv stock the celebrated Rubber Roofing Cloth, Paint and Cleatafor putting on the same, Itis cheaper than Shakes, Shingles, Iron or Tin, and waranted. C4 laid on old shingles or board, Cost, ré foot and two coats of Slate t Paint, three cents per square Call and see it, Two men.can put . thousand feet per day. 10-1 rout 0. cert om F avele 6 Call and see the sciwples of work and fraines, i ba 20-8 Krom the Sihilime To the ridiculous is bat a step, according toSchiller, and from misery to happiness is buj.ajuinp.if you use Oephaline for For aale by Care Leos. or W, D, Vinton, © : The Leading Hotels Here Serve } Sigs at ® Sohi)ling’s Beat. Buy, try—on them rely, Ir you want a very fine turnout of any ery Stable, : tt _ For waier brach and sour stomach take ere oa a ar Cooking an Art teputation for fine cooking. » Your art is one that brings health and happiness to your home. « But no great artist would hazard his Teputation by using poor materials, He uses only the best. So if you want finely seasoned, appeiizing dishes or richly flavored desserts. te eid bys housekeepers and — le delig: your guests~ use the best Spices'and Extracts, Buy and Dé Price's Cream Baking Powder. It is prepared . . r pensive materials, competent chemists test every ingredient 'mothing is left to chance. No ammonia, alum or other . _,Sdulterant taints this purest of human food products. Dr, Price's Créam Baking Powder is the embodiment of all the excellence that it is: possible’ to attain. It is always Wniform and reliable and retains its full strength until used. _., tt Is not only more economical because of its wonderful . raising “power, but by reason of its greater bulk, the cans being much larger than the ordinary. kind; it will go farther and d6 better work.” It never disappoints. Dr. Prices is the onty'baking powder that contains the whites of eggs, — any z Last week ten people in a sleigh driven : ; ean. . : ~another}i0-a fight. it "“Wis the ghany to attend a party. ° While on the retura trip early next moca'vg ihe sipglez tree of Bayles’ sledbroke. BO Slightly Exaggerated. Tn commenting on the Denver resoluionsrelative to hydraulic mining, the Call recently stated that )the water-way being filled by. debris was worth a hundred é?mes more than all the gold ia the mines, $00,000,000 is a low esiimoie of the value of that gold, says che Woesp, and @ hvadved times that amoant would be $20,000,000,000, or about oae-thira of the estimated value of all the property in the United States, including farms,‘town and city lots with improvements, factories, merchaadise,, ships, railroads nd canals, At $30,C00 per mile, that sum would bo'ld 200 railroads across the contiuent.~ Twit not barely posstble that our zealous contemporary slightly overestimated the value‘ of tha; shallow, crooked: stream,’ navigable for a good ol i Jength by, fat) only Hides nct heck tee vafai: kind of argument js‘ good sample of much of the injustice which has cliaracterized the discassioa of the hydraulic quescion ? — Diteh Biockaded, The South Yuba Company’s ditch on Banaer Ridge got choked last night by an aecumulation of ice and snow ata point near the North Banaer mine. A force of men went out to-day to clear the slush away, and they e-pect to have the water rooning again by tomorrow, —_—_—_—_———__eee A Word About Biyie, Fine clothing does not make the man, bat if helps amaingly in winning for him the respect of his fellow-citizens if he does not overdo it, A stylish hat, a ‘. neat pair of gloves anda nobby necktie will give the wearer an appearance of being well dressed even thongh his boots be out at thé toes, his slhows -. through and his pants frayed around the bottom: ~. Speaking of style, Charles Grimes has the latest and most approved in, everything that the stérner in hig store ‘that wonld not make an: acceptable giff for the coming Christinastide, : dli-tf A Fine Banjo for Baie Cheap, © A fine 3&-bracket professioaal banjo, including case, is oTered “for sale cheag. Apply at this office, BE ‘Two Good Miten Cows. For sale by thé Neveda County Land Improvement Association, Enquire Sea Goren C, Ga¥tonp, Schilling's Best. ~Untried—a joy denied. ovu eet as much without injury, a gees Was Wale Fox Meret s. ~4)] Ouly 25 cents etch. Pretty and stylish . -Taxe Simmons Liver Regulator, You and whatever you please Wy He left his eonVeyance and passengers 21d rode on to Forest City to get another. after he left them a cold rainstor When the other load came along some time afterward they found the people left by Baylesi. a piiiable condition. The five lad’es of the party were benumbed almost to unconsciotisneas, and the men Shortly m-set in: oastble that this Pres cD AN EDITOR LK ee What Postmaster, (Py Telegraph to the Transcnipr.) “A Nice Now Year Gift, re-ceavenes next Tuesday : Mexican"‘Sihenen GOING TO CHICAGO, Wo-l’s. Fair, for the beat-drilled militia company, and gu piaciice. A Farewell Sermon, Shurile® of this city ; a large coag-egaiioa, ; 3p 4s, Hoon train today to) their respec.'ve in general—a good-bye that left the sy jui rel — oe --phomes; leaving thetr mother Mis. B: . of ings towards Me. Shurt. . clness ¢ ar adel Yo ns, and tifeir sister, Mra KF. W. midst k adly feelings towards Me. Shar . 2. “Wesicoate 7, statistician toe aggre emg rs lef and his equally good wife, who has: 3. prestige 28, exhilarate A cures a sappovted him so royally duviag his siay. 4+ irascible 29. beleaguer ~ peter stroayy meee wich us. His sevmoa contained much} 5. condeusable a Valgneeise. + Eee, Wee Tce cee ered pace ae ee Og eee eater showing the majéy‘al growth’ of the] 3° iemanate a 83. moneys.’ soc ey oe ford of seote' GS oe ehurch: under. his! miuisiraiions, Mr. 9. Thackeray \ £4. veneer bos, P's Bd shor. esas erased Sho. cieff was bora in Kentucky, and} 10. equestrianne 35, fac-simile . by iafoe @ Dead, Tt 6\ Miaies: elt lived many years of his early life in my Sesnanien M4 no RAB fa iipe “a¥ 89d fore, ad Vise -os “tre Canada, wheve he knew iniimaiely Dr, 12. aiielanon a8.-¢ Whole 4:’s'a.n, Roowey and -hiswife, now of Auburn, . 14. avalanche 89. ophthalmic His facher aad mo.her ve.ide in Nevada oy ppd tag i piesa Evinvin'3@ good ia a moa thyives i vly i incelligible . tyrannous ; i : on In sat ral Fac igus i! 17. ARAN 42, reticence best when peypirly rene zed. SHOR OE: HAG We 4 2 118, manageable 43, leisurely ~. Have You the GiiporSympioms of It ? but later, after Yho-orsh prepe cai 'éa, . 19) po so 44. porphyry sera waa orda‘ued deacon ad priest by Bishop . 20. asphy=ia 45. Chilean ‘If you have go immediately to J. J, JackWingiield, ead hes chozea as a life work . 21+ phylloxera 46. Chautauqua son's Beehive Grocery Store and get some k 22. irresistible 47. guttucal ses Shoat ; ; to plead before another aad greater bar . 93° donym 48. eyin of that fine Whiskey. Itisa sue cure as a Chiisvian minister. Mv. Sourileff. 24. Eotigeesoy 40. weird : for la grippe, j2 has bsea ose of the ablest mivisieca ever . 25: Ptysmagogue 50. buryeois Se Mrs, Shreile every saccess and at Napa Civy, +298 Ce-tifleates Granigds — failed on the tost studies: SPO MARY Orava, Nicholes Whiie, 85 per ceat. Miss Alice Maleehy, 754 per cent, ve . >» Buoklen’s Avnica Salve. tore, acOly Hood’s Sars Sc et Tt is {LS Cs tT iy’ Sacrsmevro, Jan. 2.—The Evening Bee's Wash ingtorr apecial~says-7——— “Phe following nomiuaiions of Presidential postmastois have been prepared, and will be sent_to the Senate when it United States soldiers have been killed Nevada Light: Gage Wit Tako in Tho . The members of Nevada Light Guard, thecrack militia compaoy of this: city, are going as an organization to »,, the World’s Fair ‘1 the Spring of 1893, ‘and will compete there for the prize offered Each member is coniributing $2.59 a month for eighteen moath to a fund which has for its nucleus liberal donations made by the leading officsrs of ihe coin: peny, and which is tobe fucchec sicoagihoned by advefton the compa ay’s pleihoric treasury, 1n this way sv‘ficieat money for all necess y expenses will be raised. The bovs ae now being indusiriously drilled unde> ibe new taciios and vre feat attaining grees proficienoy 41 marchiog . I Sina : The Placer Argos has the following Coacerping ihe tulented soa of Thomas Rev, Joba T. Shuvilef, who hes beea recior of ihe Episcopal Church in Auburn for four yeaws, preached his farewell sermoni on Sunday eveniug, the 20th ult., li was an aifectionate farewell to the: members of his chuteh, Sunday-scbool, guild, choy and all who have essisied him in his labors wnong us, nobifo geitiag the friendly suppo, treceived from the cii-ens of Aubvra lossied in Aubaya, We ae Bocty to have him leavé us, aod we wish him and ness iu vhe'r new and large. field of labor As a result of the semi-annual examination held this week, the County Board of Education today granted to the fullowing-.cerildcates to teach in the public ‘echo.ls of the county. The cla.s siacted with thirteen members and ten of them op ¢ The best Salve in the world far Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Uleors, Salt Rhe. i, Fever Seres, Totter, Chapped Hands, ('l. blai +, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, aid posit \ ely cures Piles, or no pay required. Tt is -aranteed to give perfect satisfaction o: money refunded. Price 25 cents ‘der'boy For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug aparilia ~ eftills a ihn dorteomtataces seid amination just held here + Grawmar—100 Credits. 1, adverbial ; an infinitive of pa jections. . ; eneral rule for the: plu polities; annals, scissors, -mathematica, axis, bandit, data; * ASSES 3 ae {sonal pronouns ; between maod and tense, . Explain what is meant by the e intsrrogative, passive voice, . v the m and teuses, the verb to rewacd, (a) What is the use of the adverb? te he 4nulyze the following sentence and arse underlined words: ‘Ye wifd-bejeve iu the beauty and srexnera of “woman’s DEVOTION, yx who believe iu affection that waits, and ENpU™«s, and ig PATENT; list to the mournful tradition MLL 80NG by «the pines of the forest;

list to a tale ef love in Acadie, Home of the HAPey,”’ Vuil, Correct, with reasons, the following:: (a) Those remarks are very unbecuming @ gentleman. * (b) Riding over the N,: G, R. BR. the counti'y presents an ever varying aspeci, (oc) Are either of these'men known to ou? ss : (d) On Sunday every: one of us boys help our parents. « * : {e) Did I’ not baythat ‘I was feeling very badly this morning ? : (f) They all the time supposed tit to be “(g) T° will go tomorrow if it be possible, ‘ Ix. Diagram : can comprehend.” (c) The Chilians. feel that the. Americaus have favored. the Government recently overthrown, aad, consequently, these hot-blooded Southeraers experience to}# feeling of resentment which, after all, is only natural. ioe x. __ (a) Write principal parts of bid, burst, slit, lade, awake, ring, wring. (b) Compare firat, last, worse. (¢) What is a redundant verb? (d) Explain the object of analysis. Bou the Seika Ne So thon of Figs is taken ; it is pl Sepet ; g to th CALIFORNIA FI6 SYRUP CO. Fa Following are more of ‘the questions propounded at the county teacheis’ exTllustrate-by sentences: A 1 objective x " : ; aa . rer i Agree appositive noun ; ad adjective clause, Mexican. Revolutionists. Kill Two “United; “* i Parse. underlined a He went a¥rér the physician; this happened soon . e.) » ,; ¥ . ide ? 6 AFTER ; a tagengon hy 48 a lamb; dea‘h Sit,” “Now is Your Time, Girls,” “Take spares Hone, HOWEVER powerful; this course, ROWEV42, is open to mauy ob(a) Distinguish between Coordinate _ subordinate conjunctions. a aed the bik, sik AE sabia quik a daha whee =n Tite the plurals of (¢) cloth, die, index, Distinguish between relative and per: Distinguish between the active-and the Conjufite inthe passive voice, in all +>) Waat-ts-meant bya vonjutiotive . President of Lauvel Parlor, No, 6, . i factilive object? Iilus(a) Define gerund, participle, ifinitive. (#) ‘Let the child learn only what he] . THE LEAP YEAR BALL. How the Pair Sox Did the Honors Last Night : inviting and cheerful appearance thau it did last'evening. The walls and ceiling and the face of the gallecies were hedecked with evergreen, ivy and_ bunting arranged in novel aud graceful designs that transformed the rough interior of the groat building into a veritable sylvau bow er, Such mottos a “I'm Saddest When I Your Choice,” and ‘Happy New Year” were layed on the walla. Over one window was.aibig spot of red, the word “and,” a patch of yellow, the werda “catch a” anit then an outlandish looking and__ Yellow Catch a ~ Fellow.” — The windows were draped with red and yellow bauting and banked with ferns and ever: Breen. From each chandelier and from others ‘points suspended evergree basket, and + Sexe of the music staud @ number of evergreen bells. In front of the gnusic stand and across the west end of the Hall were solid banks of ivy and holly. 122 tickets wore taken in at the. door, and the gallery receipts were very large. ‘>The grand march, which contained 114 couples, was led by Miss Cora. Cl utgaaization the party took place, escort: ing M M. Baruh. The music by Goyne’s orchestra was splendid and the ladies’ from first to last distinguished themselves by the industrious courtesy they displayed towards the gentlomea who went there to dance, PERSONAL MENIION Social aud Other Notes About Poople Old aud Youog, Mrs, Joha McBean. of Washington is here, E. ©. Wolf of San Fraacisvo is in town. Erastus Laue of Maryaville is in towa, B. J. Peterson of the Central mine is in town, 5 Armory Hall never p-esented a merd. A SERIOUS CHARGE, A Prominent Grass Valleyan Arrested: for At the examinatien in Grass Valley Thursday of Manuel Scoble and James Feeney, arrested for robbing Thos. Clayton, the complaining -witness failed to appear to testify, although he had been regularly subpened, and District Attorney Nilon obtained a coatinuance and had a bench warrant for him issued. The saine evening Clayton was arrested at. his cabin besween Union Hill and Banner Hill, whereupon he made a stactling confession which has been reduced to writing ‘by Mr. Nilon’ aad signed by Claytoa. The old.man_states that George Vincent; who keeps a clothing store at the corser of Main and Mill streets, and isa ‘prominent: citizen-of-Qrass Valley, gave [° keep binself in hiding till after the exatuination, Yesterday Clayton gave to Mr. Nilon $25 in gold which he alleges is the identicat moaey paid to him by Vincent. Last eveniug a warrant charging Vincoat with bribing a witness (a penitentiary offense) was issued and he was to be airesied to-day, The officers claim they have a ‘dead case” against him, Mis, Ooo. _—— —: THERE AND THERE. “The Plaater's Wife” ab the Theater Monday evenig, All the bells of Nevada City rang the eld year oat and the new year in, The Married Folks Dancing Club will) heve a leap year party Monday evening. The Forbestown minera who have been spending the holidays here left today to revura to the scene of their labors. Kinmett George, a well-known Gris Valleyan, was seriously hurt yesterday morning by the running away of an omnibus team he was driving. The Sunset Telephone and Telegraph Company ace aboaiio extend their line from Auburs io this oliy-aad thus give direct communication with San Francis 60, The pacty given New Yer*'s Eve H, ©, Callahan has returned from Saa Francisco. Fred Breeos arrived Tharsday evening from San Franciceo, W. J. Snyder returned Thursday evening from San Francisco, T. D. Calkins of Fremo'was in town today in the interest of that magnificent cartoon paper, the San Francisco Wasp. ,Missea May Mela they, Janaie: Adair and Kliza Thomas went vp on this morn. ing’s Sierra county siage to re-open the public schools at Novih Saa Juan, French Corral and Cherokee, =—S ae: Mrs. J, I. Stoeles aud Mes. Nellie A. Hendcicksoa, who bave beea ia ibis o'ty tor the past two weeks, revu.ced oa the at the Holbvooke Hotel in Qyas Valley was a fina one. The pa by adveriised to take place at Van's “opera hovsé” the same night failed to materialize, 1 i —_————— Old People. 4. V. 8. 1a the only Sarsaparilla that old og feeble people should take, as the mineral potash which is iu every other Sarsaparilia that we know of, is under certain conditions kuown to be emaciating, J. _V. 8. on the contrary ts purely Vegetable and stimulates @igestion and creates new blood, the very thing for old dencaca or broken down people, It builds them up and prolongs their lives, A caso in point; s Mra, Relden an estimable end elderly-lady of $10 Mason St., 8. F, was for months decliging so rapidly as to Serivusly alarm her family, hin $25" on-condtion tat ke kod; oii — ; sa 4 % ABSOLUTELY PURE. . Established by Government Tests the Standard Baking Pow. der. The very Giant of leavening agents. than all other cream of tartar baking powders are having does uot makes it anybody else. A Sure Oure for the Liquor or Opium habits can be given without the patient’s knowledge, and is the ouly known specific for the purpose ; it is not injurious in the leabt degree; ma iufactured by the Emer von Diag Co., Sun Joxe, Cz',, 20d Tor sal by W. D, Vinton, sole agent for Nevade City. A cream of tartar baking powder—Highest of : allin leavening strength. — Prof, HAINES, of Rush Medical College, oard-of Health: ‘1 find ihe Royal cago Bi ‘ to all the others in every respect,” free from adulteration or impurities Royal,” : The N. Y. State ANALyst: The MINNESOTA STATE CHEMIST: of the best baking powders made.” WISCONSIN Foop CoMMISSIONER: of high and uniform strength ghd qualit wholesome:” yp INDIANA STATE CHEMIST: “ Royal Baking Powde: free from any deletericus or injurious substance,” Avoid all baking powders that require larger cans than the Royal to hold an equal weight. This is sure evidence of their adulteration. ComPLaNine about the hard times you easier for +2ee Sohilling’s eat. Once bought—alw ays sought. a Mabites. The East India cure for these awful tf a . spry. It got #0 bad that she was fually aMicted with falnting spells. Sho writes: ᰠᰀ圀栀椀氀攀 in that dangerous condition 1 saw sdme of the testimonials concerning J. V. &iand sent for bottle. That marked the ilug point regained’ my lost flesh and ngth and have Rot felt so well in years,” ) That was twe yeara ago and Mra, Belden ‘well and hearty to-day, and stil) taking J. vk If you are old or feeble and built up, Ask for pda an Joy's Sarsepariiia , Fame price, $1.00, six tor $4, / Vegetable “Mout modern, most effective, largest bottle FOR SAL f yi , -BROTBERS. ya A. THIS, SPAGE 1S RESERVED FOR Commercial Street, Nevada City, CARR andy Sto, MLE, ag ad Ste, ee Page « Where everything thing, Fur A Visit to the ate and . will convince you of this fact, THE LEADIN Mita Dey and Fancy Gods tr er rates than anywhere else in Neyada County, is On Maim Strect. EV Just Received, my New Fall and Witter Stock of HATS.. . * y It is the Largest and most Complete Assortment ot ods in this line that has ever been received here.Semen comment SAS TO PRICE My being associated with one of th ses in this business on the Pacific pated on th Babee here at fa much: lower figure an others. cana ; Ee Pg ae wah to: rs New goods received every we Has a larger use Consulting Chemist ChiBaking Powder superior —— Prof. PALMER, University of Illinois © . Powder invariably composed ofeavholeso me. ingredients, of any kind.” SAN FRANCISCO BOARD oF HEALTH: impossible to make a purer or stronger baking powder than “In our judgment it is “« The. Royal: Baking Powde: superior to any other powder which I have examined.” “Tl consider the Royal one ‘Royal Baking Powder is y¥; its ingredients pure and ris perfectly to say, he is sure use many words Tr a man has netilin, to take much time, an in saying it, rs ee eet Ge “Public Taste’? Hams and Bacon And Lard ave the best. Try them and you'll want no other. Coty Bros., Commercial street; d3-tf Manufactured by Something Fancy. A carload of Drifted Snow Flour, the finest made, just received by JS. Jackion, wn, fagged ont, take Simmions Liver Regulator and be Tr you are all run do in the above named line is sold at low. Shing Goods, ° BOOTS AND § : NKSBETC . ¢ largest” wholesale Coast enables me to ; fe ey Fe very close inspection of price