January 21, 1891 (4 pages)

i Se et a resem at = ' = f { ' For Gale by the Leading Grocers ! ae The Daily Transcript. OFFICE: *o. $2 Commercial street, Nevada Gity Cal Asx your friends who have taken NEVADA CITY Hood's Sarsaparilla what they think of it, and the replies will be positive in its favor. Traly, the best sdvertinement which Hood’s Sarsaparilla ree Kasily Mind Reader Johnstone's feat of opening @ Chicago hotel safe was outdone in Sioux Falls, S. D., by @ 16-year-old boy, Ed M. Sanders, The county officials have just taken possession of the new . HELP WANTED Dancing Acudemy, . OUICK Tine § Cheap Rene mC Gad Fellows? Hall. CIRCULATES 18 Grass —— Rough & Reesy: Spe: North San Juan r a etetian North Bloomfield, Moore's Flat, Graniteville. Truckee, and wae? other town of Nevada county, iso im Plaest Fran sierse ovens epee the ‘State n C from Siskiyou to San Dieg from the 8ierra to the Sea.” es, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 21, 1891. a aS TH WHARTEN BY ESTATE. Petition fer Partial Distribution —Wreperty on Hand. he heirs of the late James Whartenby have petitioned the Probate Court of San Francisco for a partial uistribution of the estate, according to provisions of the will of deceased. In that document William Whartenby is g.ven $50,000,Albinia Whartenby $35,, 000-and Ann May Whartenby, $80,900. The petitioners set forth: that heters testamentary were granted ¢xecutors latt-September.;that no debty are outstanding and that executors lave on hand about $100,000 in money and notea secured by mortgages ef the face value of $700,000 and certain real estate worth $550,000. By « subdivision of the will it is provided that if any of the legatees choose to accept notes'inlieu of coin in‘full or in part they have the right, and it is conforms’ ity with this subdivision that preeentdistribution is asked for. CUT His THRROAT. court house, and young Sanders has been at work in the building as a plambex’s sasistant.— : -Connty Treasurer Swenson, Chairman McKee, and a number of other county officiala were in the treasurer’s room, and were congratulating themselves that vault which would defy all attempts to open it. Young Sanders happened along and made the remark that he the safe himself. Chairman McKee smiled at the young mais bluff and offered to make him a present of $5 if he would open the safe. The young man replied that he was too busy at that time to undertake the job. Mr. McKee offered to increase the amount to $10, whereupon the young man The young man then left the room, and County Treasurer Swenson proceeded toclose the vault doors and to securely lock them, The youthful imitator of Johnstone was brought in and set about his task. He asked all present to keep very quiet, and, placing his ear against the door of the safe, commenced operations. His sensitive ear caught eyery fall of the tumblers, and in less than five minutes. the young. man, with a amile on™ his face;-threw-open.the door. The $10 was. handed. him, and the county the safe compary takingout the vault; Cor. Chicago Herald. z Blondin Still Active. Thirty-one years ago M. Blondin made his famous journey across Niagara falls on the high rope. It may surprise many commissioners will insist upon, as the company had guaranteed the; vault to be perfectly ‘burglar proof. ¢ ceives isthe hearty endorsement of ite army of friends. Dyspepsia the county row had a burglar prot): Dutress after esting, headache, heartburn, sour stomach, fainttiess and capricious appetite are symptoms of this very widespread and growing disease. Hood’s Sarsaparilla tones the stomach, creates an baospaeed headache, and cures dyspepsia,“1 have been troubled with dyspepsia. Thad but little appetite; and what I did eat distressed me, or did me little good. In an hour after eating I had a faintness or tired, All-Gone Feeling As though I had not eaten anything. Hood’s Sarsaparilla did me an immense amount of good. It gave me an appetite, /and my food relished and satisfied. the feeling. have felt so much better since I took Hood’s Sarsaparilla, happy to recommend it.” G. A. Pages, “T had dyspepsia many years, and despaired of ever being well. But Hood's SarJ. 8. BAILEY, Marblehead, Mass: _Hood’s Sarsapa by druggists. gl; six for $5. Q, I. HOOD &CO., Apothecaries, 100 Doses One man or woman secure profitable ng now for that wende new LITERARY INDUSTRIES. acl : H. H.: BANCROFT The Famous Author everywhere foran answer. Itis A Veritablé Surprise to the book world. brilliant lite: ie ota: aon rillian' we Tr and wisdom, graphic sreonl py he healthy digestion, relieves A el, incident the round of the ladder, termined ind and reached the top. An Immense Sale I had experienced. It . ¢4 in this powerful work; an previously me of that faint, tired, all-gone . nenally low wale One that Tam Over 900 pages, bound iu Cloth, gilt edges, with costly cover page steo! plate gree ig distingu' ed authorand 14 exquisite half-tone trations, x9 inches in size. e Want Agn assive Volume has entirely cured me.” MnRs. and stat THE HISTORY COMPANY, 7923 Market street, San Francisco Cal. arilla Lowell, Mass, Dollar _ —————————————————o—_— o . N industrious, intelligent and energetic oymen Oy "epply ing book, What is it? Read the great dafly papers » by de, overcome evéry obstacle assured, for all classes are denny, interestthe price the world over has been fixed at « pheno Sovereign ishilusIn every county, and inevery town, county ory nthe Union. Khe hit ef the "gar Don't Fail to Try It. About the Strikers eral } There isa great Strike among the Strikers as to “hwhere the best ~--Candy—is. made, but this was easily settled, as it was found that the PIONEER CANDY FACTORY ~The Best Panily Pour nthe r arket. wl CENTRAL MILLING CO. e } hat \ Made at Gridley, by the New Store! “ New Goods. THOMAS. KIDD, Groceries Provisions, Wines, Liquors, John Michell. +e Proprietor, f Qa i SCHOOL AND SOCIAL, EVery Saturay Evening at 8o’cluck. . CHILDREN’S CLASS, very Sata rday Af. } ternoon at 70’ clock. Dr. A. BARKAN, Specialist for Diseasesof the EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT; Has returned from Kurope, and resumed the practice of his profession. office, 14 Grant Avenue, francisco. San NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad and Pine Streets ba [NEVADA CITY? W. D. VINTON, Proprietor ‘ARGE 8TOCK OF PATENT MEDICINE: Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Brusher flet Articles of all kinds. oCareful attentien given to componding, reacriptions by a competent Druggiat and erfectp irity giicintee L : J. M. WALLING, --_ Attorney at Law, OFFICE—Tilley Building, Corer Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. RECTOR BROS., Proprietors. The Only First-class Hotel in the Qity, Ex Supérior Judge of Nevada County; ~~~ NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL) ae a Ss —To Eastern and European Cities. BY 14E GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAs ALL RAIL ROUTES —or THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY -«Paciric System.) . Datly Express Trains make prompt connee-; tions with the several Kuilway Lines sin the East, ; ) —-ANBY ATflew York and New With Steamer Lines to EUROPEAN — PORTS. fi Velen wiicahsS: PULLMAN. PALACE And Tourist Sleeping Cars Atteched to Overland Express Trains, Ne additional charge for Berths in Tonrist Sleeping Cars. Tickets sold, Sleeping Car Bertha secured, and other information given upon applica tion at the Company’s offices where passen gers calling in person can secure, choice of routes, ete. A.N, TOWNE,. T.H: GOODMAN, _. @eneral Manager. Gen. Pass & Th’t Agt *R. GRAY, Gen. Traf. Manager. San Francisco Cal. For lands in Central and Northern California, Oregon, Nevada and Utah, apply to or address, Ww. H. MILLS, Land Agent,C, P.R. R. San — Francisco. of our readers to learn that the veteran gymmast is not only still living, bugthat he was a few days sicce. althoneh now in his 67th year, again astonishing turge crowds in the neighborhood of London in the old style and-with the old agility and ing. The occasion was a two days’ fete at Brockwell park, Herne hill, ior to the handing over of the beautitifully wooded estate to the public, and Blondin gave his high rope (seventy feet) performance twice each day. The hempen track was not only high, but unusnually long. and upon it he went through a varied entertainment of more than an hour's duration. a Appearing in glittering brazen armor, he rang and skipped along the cord blindfolded (by means of a sack pulled over hie head) as wellas free, and subsequently carried his son upon his back, stood upon his head, and rode a bicycle with grooved wheels. _ His piece de resistance, ‘The Splendid Stock of the Season. however, as in the olden times, was his fh narolt ahaa dia naeaa-té 7, NEMEC NT LPS A IAT LEE LE AT SI nieapmiaiiis sa with an e ‘ : cial visit last night to ae Pa:oe hath hick stove he balanced (as Guaranteed Séasonable. : lor of Native Sons was thoryughly eu-. well as himself) on the center of the rope e ; Pe joyed by the members. ie adlacn while he prepared, cooked-and‘‘tossed” eis s Warranted Reasonable . te the members waa. oneof the ablest. a savory omelctte.—Belfast News. AAAI ERD BOT AAI EE APOE RE and most entertaining and instructive ofany yet given here by a grand officer. Whenthe Parlor.adjuurned the Curly Bears assembled in their cave and conferred upon Mr.—Greany—and of brutesbipPQet a ‘feed’ inthe banquet hall. Mr. Greany will accompany his fellow brutes to Dutch Fiat Saturday and acsist in instituting Cave No. 2 at that town, Arrangements are also being saade for a team to go from here soon to Sacramento to establish a cave in. . connection with Sunset Parlor of that) was sent out from England, and after reiy penne isis fitting the Hospodar sailed on March 18 Tonight the Grand Trustee will offiyan port. Pa cog Band se > cially visit Quarts Parlor of Grass Valun am 7 eo ee Shae he ley. , . . apes not know exactly where the vessel was when she was dismasted, as the captain took her logbook home with him. He says that he put into Valparaiso, being short of provisions.—San Francisco. Call. : MADE IT. Give them a fair trial and you can judge for yourself. The Restaurant. is also kept in the neatest manner -. possible. LEDDY & CO., PROPRIETORS. For Landsin Southern Ualifornia, apply to or address. JEROME MADDEN, Land Agent 8. P. B. R., San Francisco. “HERE WE ARE AGAIN!” Pat ‘the Dollar Where It Does the Most oud Da For You! A Blind Miner Becomes Tired of Life and Commits suicide. Flour, Feed, Crain, &c. Wm. Hogan,a miner-who a few years agolost his right arm and. became blind from the premature discharge of a blast, ended his troubles yesterday morning by cutting bis throat ina room of the house at 1819 Powell street, San Francisce. During the past few days Hogan had appe«red demented, and it is supposed he was crazy when he slashed his throat with the penknife. He was a native of Ireland, 55 years of age, and has been since the ‘accident a pensioner of the State Mining Bureau, from which organization he received $25 a month. *, . . "i se —— sell at the lowest,living . Wlassive Fire-proof Structure, Free from the danger of Fire so prevadentin Large Hotels, Headquarters of Oommercial Travelers and Tourists. an . eS fe ome -_ © Memney Gages of Pom at Pil LreRAH Yyear Li pumber £2 +34 My stock is fresh and-omplete. GF It wiil pay you to call and examine my stock. : Goods delivered free of charge. “THOMAS KIDD, aware sco Ten pate Poems Co — « Free ’Bus to and from all Trains. a I will give to the limit in quantity, quality and_value for it. You shall choose from Style, Variety, Beauty and Merit. me ( Telegraph, Post Office and General Stage Commercial. street, next door to A. R. Office in the Building. n Jece & (HAW. ~AT— The Table Not + xcel!ed by that Any Hotel in the interior of the State: 2 Asa Health Resor§ Nevadn City is not ex eelled anywhere on the Cuast; being in an invigeoratirg and -health:civyiug climate at an elevation of 2.00 feet above sen level. I is surrounded by delightiil MOtitaln aeonery has pure mountain Water, aod is free from fogs and malarls, Try it. ——$_ Main st.,. Nevada City, Grand Trustee -Greany’s Visit. Are the Leading Nevada Oounty ~“Grand Trustee Jd. T. Greeny’s. offiSeen HARDWARE, : IRON, : STEEL, T NWARR, STOVES, Crockery, Glass Wa 6, Wood : and Willow Ware. COME RIGHT IN, and you will find every de . . Smee partment filled with the best in-____ i Armory Hall, Nevada City, —ON— Friday Evening, February 6th=‘01, “Uaider direction’ of ~~~ Prof. John Michell. Empire Livery Stable Broad st., Nevada City. app National &xchange Kotel JAMES HENNESSY, Proprietor, The Longest Passage on Record. The British ship Hospodar, Capt. Thomason, arrived in port Oct. 16 after a of 474 days from~ London, ‘Eugiand, vis RioJaneiro--101iso 60 days. The passage of the AALS OUT O8 AR, aif aly ene et ante poms Oh, Rigs Bay ATH Arete 188 eat Tal) Saeed 5 ingore ites HE PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIRE : Stable has the largest lot of fiorses, Carriages and Buggies To be found in this part of the State. . . . Teams with elegant Buggies, Wagons apd Hacks to let at the shortest notice and 9 the most reasonable terms 2 OSS Belt by a vesse ' ° \ . left London on June 29, 1889, and on . " \ Dec. 27. -was_ reported at Rio Janeiro} . with rigging damaged and the captain} gick. On Dec. 30 word was received that the vessel had been dismasted. The i went home and the mate, , took command. New rigging Mining eh a om GOYNE'S FULL : ORCHESTRA ——— m.~ tamnn” Peperior Range:” The “Oliver” Chillea-Piow. Agents for the Cirtqypj , Woks." ornia Powder Big line of Fine Cutlery. . Two Prizes forthe best sustained Characters © Prices of Admission—Pet couple $1; Ladies en mesque 25.cents ; Gentlemen to galory 50 cents ; Ladies to gallery 50 cents ; Children to gallery % cents. « Tickets for maskers can be obtained at Proptores of th‘s city oron application to For mene é suggestions as to costum py né sugges a as to costumes apply at thie’ttore.of The Daily Tranerigt es ira, ONE YEAR For’ $6.00 in advance The horses are free from view, of geod sty} and capable of going as fast as any gentle man cares to drive. Good Sadile Horses alwars on hand} CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROYWPTi »PURNISHED lo Examine our stock-and prices on (The Best Macicin reof.-Mrs.Lester.&¢.Craws. . BOOTE & SEZOES, RUBBER GOODS, . Hats, Furnishing Goods, Trunks Satchels ETC., ETC. Holiday Announcement ! Trenberth Bros., , BeoAR STREET, NEVADA CITY, DEALers in ; mabecter Sours Talmage's ~ life of Christ ENTITLED ‘From Manger to ‘Throne: By the World’s Greatest Pulpit Sovereign, Rev. T. De Witt Talmage, D. D. inciting 6 History of Palestine and account of hisjourney to, through and rrom 4he Christ-land. Illus 400 anperb wnqrevings, enes in the Holy Land and copies of world-famous paintings ofthe OLD MASTERS, from the greatest galleries in the world. * : From 8 OU te $300 pe be easily made on commission, pay liberal salary. AGENTS WANTED. Teachers, Students, Ministers, bright men and ladies in every towh, to whom we give exclusive control and territory. Act now]. before territory Is all taken up. Write for terms and full particulars. Address— The following business was transacted in the Superior Court to-day, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: Estate and guardianship of John P. Hickey, Jr., and Louis F. T. Hickey, minors. February 2d fixed as time for hearing settlement of third annus} account of guardian. M. Manion vs. Edward Malligan. Demurrer to complaint over-ruled by consent. F. 8. Lofton vs: Joseph K:.eebene. Defendant’s demand for jury denied. Counsel fo: defendant retired from the court-room. Waintiff moved for and obtained judgment by default. Leeks Like @id Times. Choice Confectionery, Fine Fruits—and Holiday Specialties. Raisins Of Grop of 1890 at Ten Cents per pound. " ‘ MESS a aS New styles all through the line. Novelties and attractions on every side d with more thap LUETJE & BRAND, As WATOHMAKER A Pk month can] ; or we will Ever Introd uced ! AND ° FOR : THE : HOLIDAYS. JLWELEE You Can't Help Being Pleased . Broad Strect, Nevada City. T Pa ¥ 1 j ! Sug little FORTUNES have beer made a.work for us,by Anna Pag: Austin, Texas, and Jno Bonn, To If you are asking yourself where you can buy BEST and CHEAPEST this season, you can get your answer . by calling on ve Charles Crimes, the Clothier, Corner Broad and Pine Sts., Nevada City. A Chinaman who came down from Omega te-dsy brought with him a five ounce gold nugget which he 5 44 ’ found the other day in a gravel claim. é He sold it to the Citizens Bank. 11}. is worth close to $100. Publishing Co.,. 1296 Market Street, Gan Francisco. Upholstering Shop. JAMES KINKEAD > deel kinds cf Ophelater ng on short notice, { aa ring Mattresses, Hat wise aus ks Ma pgm Ldap A Pil . ttresses, Be: unces, Sing! Lounges, etc., etc., made to order. ae FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF Au KINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVER IN }. A WORKMANJIKE MANNER, ‘e show you how ‘ou. Can work In spare “. Heeor pet time. Big money for w thee, NRW and WOKD orkers, Failure anknown am ERFUL. Ful) fi H-MallotedeCo., Hox 860 PORTLAND, MAiNE. FLYING DUST. The name of the priceless remedy, Tam Gavi Cantvonmia Eno-tore, is taken from the word Eros,”’the God of Leve in Greek mythology. What is it, what its uses, what {ts purpose? A great California core for N. and Disordered Sexual Functions of men and women, no matter from what cause arising, either from the exceasive use of Stimulants,’ or or through Youthful Indlscretion. Ov:Lom of Power or Impotency. Wakefulof Power, Bearing-<lown Paina » Hysteria, Nervous Proatration, Disrand Weak Memory. These complaints I ed generally wreck the mind and the enfferer to an early grave. ERO-TINE tea eure cure, stamp for pamphiet, The stody of phiet be orth iter Wit cae ees phe from old oka pee oe Compound Sulphur must Pay the Nete. The suit of Lofton vs. Kneebone, . which terininated so summarily in in the Superior Court to-day in favor of plaintiff, was’ brought te recover on @ piomisvory note for $445. RR en a RE RN RTE { —— NEW GROCERY STOWE ATT PLAZA. Building formerly occupied by Weisenburger Bros. GIVES NOTICE !HA'1 something to cut down expenses. : : ‘We haven’t made a cent during the current year. Second partner—Wel, let’s give the bookkeeper a half-interest in the firm without a salary. POWDER ! Pianos, Pictures and Furniture packed for shipping a specialty. A GALLANT beau calls a Washington girl’s shoe ‘“‘Wit,’”’ because brevity 18 the sole of it. THOMAS SHURTLEFF Grocery, Provision and Food Stor He iniends to keep on hand the very best of everything} Liver, — Billiousness, Gout, in his line, and will sell goods at bed-rock pricesFor Catarrh C, C. LINIMENT Has No Peer. Trvit. $ 6for time Piano Movine Promptly attended to and Carefully Performed. . ae All at the:Lowest. Living Rates Tus easiest way for a prisoner té escape from jail is by filing bis objections. . Indorsed bv the Medical Faculty. Prescribed b ' San Francisco’sLeadine Phv> sicians. S coceeeneeesnernceeteree ta sonal DR.SACE’S CATAR ‘Pe ae pea ame The Gelebrated trench @ure Warranted APH PODITIN . Is wows ‘The Great Remedy for “Money talks,” it is said. But about holiday time it goes without saying. . OAKLAND, February 7th, 1890. Thisis to certity that we have used the C. “4 C, Liniment in our family, and have found tt to be the best and moat eff forNeuralgia and kindred Mocoae any that We heve tried. We can unneseetingly reeqmnmend it-as;a most powerful and tel E.R. DILLE, oe Pastoref the First Mi hurch, « 7 or mon Te wdec Habitual Constipation, In-. . ? . 2 Thankful for past patronage, I respectfu ly solicit a continuance in the future. COMMEROIAL STREET Second door from the Great American ‘Tea Store. James Kiokead. POvITIVE QUARANTEE to cure any form ofnervous disease orany disorderof the ve organs of eithersex, whether arisiug excess theexc f Stim: A Puaraon layout—the mummy ol Rameses. ee eee piosnon Marve? ©: sgh 5 oe digestion, Piles, Diseased For all chronic U, C. \LINIMENT, PHUR POWDER". the blood and_ For Habil ne Pil te no @ bottles. . Pri ‘ ;-amall bottles 25. peid on receipt of price. in connection with ‘COM UL— Rheumatism, Sciatica, LumMARRIED. 9 5) yp pe residence of the ‘bride's parents, . “iness,." iy whieh { prem id age and insanity Price $1.00 a box, @ boxes Congregstioual Parsonage, this : , J, Sims, Wm. E. Young The Best Claret Wine. * Ace trom Grapes raised atiiny Nursery . aud tee >< tebe meds, andtwo Fifty Cente a Galion. The C.C. Liniment Co“21 Bush Street, &. F.TOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. bago, Gravel, Etc, “very $5.00 order rece:vod, to ‘ G in: d + d -. 3 1 . i ‘aaa mates peice) WAY, Grain and reed, @ specially, . otha uss ot kparoditinn Gubalariee LddeeaT: ey ae L : THE APHRO MEDICINE Co. Francis~a. (4s FOR SaALe aY : W D, VINTON. Nevada Citv)or $5.00. Sent by mail on it price* A WRIT EX G AR NIEE is given for fund money if _~ THE GAVI CO., Chemists, « If you_have made "ny. yins ‘mind to.bu buy The Gavi-Pills a: es ther. Hold Lae induced to toke French Prunes for Stewing. Positively finerthan can be purchased in @ stores. They are tender, 1 fectly cured, 1 pounds gag ak Barcan Hill : Dee. 16,1890, weet Before making any purchases be sure and feallkon 3: Thos. Shurtleff. Carr Bros, Sole-Agents . . ets Lew ~ See a tak Cenera’ Manerer end Scoretarv. Nevada City, Cat, Sold by all Druggst y a = 5

i Se et a resem at = ' = f { ' For Gale by the Leading Grocers ! ae The Daily Transcript. OFFICE: *o. $2 Commercial street, Nevada Gity Cal Asx your friends who have taken NEVADA CITY Hood's Sarsaparilla what they think of it, and the replies will be positive in its favor. Traly, the best sdvertinement which Hood’s Sarsaparilla ree Kasily Mind Reader Johnstone's feat of opening @ Chicago hotel safe was outdone in Sioux Falls, S. D., by @ 16-year-old boy, Ed M. Sanders, The county officials have just taken possession of the new . HELP WANTED Dancing Acudemy, . OUICK Tine § Cheap Rene mC Gad Fellows? Hall. CIRCULATES 18 Grass —— Rough & Reesy: Spe: North San Juan r a etetian North Bloomfield, Moore's Flat, Graniteville. Truckee, and wae? other town of Nevada county, iso im Plaest Fran sierse ovens epee the ‘State n C from Siskiyou to San Dieg from the 8ierra to the Sea.” es, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 21, 1891. a aS TH WHARTEN BY ESTATE. Petition fer Partial Distribution —Wreperty on Hand. he heirs of the late James Whartenby have petitioned the Probate Court of San Francisco for a partial uistribution of the estate, according to provisions of the will of deceased. In that document William Whartenby is g.ven $50,000,Albinia Whartenby $35,, 000-and Ann May Whartenby, $80,900. The petitioners set forth: that heters testamentary were granted ¢xecutors latt-September.;that no debty are outstanding and that executors lave on hand about $100,000 in money and notea secured by mortgages ef the face value of $700,000 and certain real estate worth $550,000. By « subdivision of the will it is provided that if any of the legatees choose to accept notes'inlieu of coin in‘full or in part they have the right, and it is conforms’ ity with this subdivision that preeentdistribution is asked for. CUT His THRROAT. court house, and young Sanders has been at work in the building as a plambex’s sasistant.— : -Connty Treasurer Swenson, Chairman McKee, and a number of other county officiala were in the treasurer’s room, and were congratulating themselves that vault which would defy all attempts to open it. Young Sanders happened along and made the remark that he the safe himself. Chairman McKee smiled at the young mais bluff and offered to make him a present of $5 if he would open the safe. The young man replied that he was too busy at that time to undertake the job. Mr. McKee offered to increase the amount to $10, whereupon the young man The young man then left the room, and County Treasurer Swenson proceeded toclose the vault doors and to securely lock them, The youthful imitator of Johnstone was brought in and set about his task. He asked all present to keep very quiet, and, placing his ear against the door of the safe, commenced operations. His sensitive ear caught eyery fall of the tumblers, and in less than five minutes. the young. man, with a amile on™ his face;-threw-open.the door. The $10 was. handed. him, and the county the safe compary takingout the vault; Cor. Chicago Herald. z Blondin Still Active. Thirty-one years ago M. Blondin made his famous journey across Niagara falls on the high rope. It may surprise many commissioners will insist upon, as the company had guaranteed the; vault to be perfectly ‘burglar proof. ¢ ceives isthe hearty endorsement of ite army of friends. Dyspepsia the county row had a burglar prot): Dutress after esting, headache, heartburn, sour stomach, fainttiess and capricious appetite are symptoms of this very widespread and growing disease. Hood’s Sarsaparilla tones the stomach, creates an baospaeed headache, and cures dyspepsia,“1 have been troubled with dyspepsia. Thad but little appetite; and what I did eat distressed me, or did me little good. In an hour after eating I had a faintness or tired, All-Gone Feeling As though I had not eaten anything. Hood’s Sarsaparilla did me an immense amount of good. It gave me an appetite, /and my food relished and satisfied. the feeling.. have felt so much better since I took Hood’s Sarsaparilla, happy to recommend it.” G. A. Pages, “T had dyspepsia many years, and despaired of ever being well. But Hood's SarJ. 8. BAILEY, Marblehead, Mass: _Hood’s Sarsapa by druggists. gl; six for $5. Q, I. HOOD &CO., Apothecaries, 100 Doses One man or woman secure profitable ng now for that wende new LITERARY INDUSTRIES. acl : H. H.: BANCROFT The Famous Author everywhere foran answer. Itis A Veritablé Surprise to the book world. brilliant lite: ie ota: aon rillian' we Tr and wisdom, graphic sreonl py he healthy digestion, relieves A el, incident the round of the ladder, termined ind and reached the top. An Immense Sale I had experienced. It . ¢4 in this powerful work; an previously me of that faint, tired, all-gone . nenally low wale One that Tam Over 900 pages, bound iu Cloth, gilt edges, with costly cover page steo! plate gree ig distingu' ed authorand 14 exquisite half-tone trations, x9 inches in size. e Want Agn assive Volume has entirely cured me.” MnRs. and stat THE HISTORY COMPANY, 7923 Market street, San Francisco Cal. arilla Lowell, Mass, Dollar _ —————————————————o—_— o . N industrious, intelligent and energetic oymen Oy "epply ing book, What is it? Read the great dafly papers » by de, overcome evéry obstacle assured, for all classes are denny, interestthe price the world over has been fixed at « pheno Sovereign ishilusIn every county, and inevery town, county ory nthe Union. Khe hit ef the "gar Don't Fail to Try It. About the Strikers eral } There isa great Strike among the Strikers as to “hwhere the best ~--Candy—is. made, but this was easily settled, as it was found that the PIONEER CANDY FACTORY ~The Best Panily Pour nthe r arket. wl CENTRAL MILLING CO. e } hat \ Made at Gridley, by the New Store! “ New Goods. THOMAS. KIDD, Groceries Provisions, Wines, Liquors, John Michell. +e Proprietor, f Qa i SCHOOL AND SOCIAL, EVery Saturay Evening at 8o’cluck. . CHILDREN’S CLASS, very Sata rday Af. } ternoon at 70’ clock. Dr. A. BARKAN, Specialist for Diseasesof the EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT; Has returned from Kurope, and resumed the practice of his profession. office, 14 Grant Avenue, francisco. San NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad and Pine Streets ba [NEVADA CITY? W. D. VINTON, Proprietor ‘ARGE 8TOCK OF PATENT MEDICINE: Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Brusher flet Articles of all kinds. oCareful attentien given to componding, reacriptions by a competent Druggiat and erfectp irity giicintee L : J. M. WALLING, --_ Attorney at Law, OFFICE—Tilley Building, Corer Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. RECTOR BROS., Proprietors. The Only First-class Hotel in the Qity, Ex Supérior Judge of Nevada County; ~~~ NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL) ae a Ss —To Eastern and European Cities. BY 14E GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAs ALL RAIL ROUTES —or THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY -«Paciric System.) . Datly Express Trains make prompt connee-; tions with the several Kuilway Lines sin the East, ; ) —-ANBY ATflew York and New With Steamer Lines to EUROPEAN — PORTS. fi Velen wiicahsS: PULLMAN. PALACE And Tourist Sleeping Cars Atteched to Overland Express Trains, Ne additional charge for Berths in Tonrist Sleeping Cars. Tickets sold, Sleeping Car Bertha secured, and other information given upon applica tion at the Company’s offices where passen gers calling in person can secure, choice of routes, ete. A.N, TOWNE,. T.H: GOODMAN, _. @eneral Manager. Gen. Pass & Th’t Agt *R. GRAY, Gen. Traf. Manager. San Francisco Cal. For lands in Central and Northern California, Oregon, Nevada and Utah, apply to or address, Ww. H. MILLS, Land Agent,C, P.R. R. San — Francisco. of our readers to learn that the veteran gymmast is not only still living, bugthat he was a few days sicce. althoneh now in his 67th year, again astonishing turge crowds in the neighborhood of London in the old style and-with the old agility and ing. The occasion was a two days’ fete at Brockwell park, Herne hill, ior to the handing over of the beautitifully wooded estate to the public, and Blondin gave his high rope (seventy feet) performance twice each day. The hempen track was not only high, but unusnually long. and upon it he went through a varied entertainment of more than an hour's duration. a Appearing in glittering brazen armor, he rang and skipped along the cord blindfolded (by means of a sack pulled over hie head) as wellas free, and subsequently carried his son upon his back, stood upon his head, and rode a bicycle with grooved wheels. _ His piece de resistance, ‘The Splendid Stock of the Season. however, as in the olden times, was his fh narolt ahaa dia naeaa-té 7, NEMEC NT LPS A IAT LEE LE AT SI nieapmiaiiis sa with an e ‘ : cial visit last night to ae Pa:oe hath hick stove he balanced (as Guaranteed Séasonable. : lor of Native Sons was thoryughly eu-. well as himself) on the center of the rope e ; Pe joyed by the members. ie adlacn while he prepared, cooked-and‘‘tossed” eis s Warranted Reasonable . te the members waa. oneof the ablest. a savory omelctte.—Belfast News. AAAI ERD BOT AAI EE APOE RE and most entertaining and instructive ofany yet given here by a grand officer. Whenthe Parlor.adjuurned the Curly Bears assembled in their cave and conferred upon Mr.—Greany—and of brutesbipPQet a ‘feed’ inthe banquet hall. Mr. Greany will accompany his fellow brutes to Dutch Fiat Saturday and acsist in instituting Cave No. 2 at that town, Arrangements are also being saade for a team to go from here soon to Sacramento to establish a cave in. . connection with Sunset Parlor of that) was sent out from England, and after reiy penne isis fitting the Hospodar sailed on March 18 Tonight the Grand Trustee will offiyan port. Pa cog Band se > cially visit Quarts Parlor of Grass Valun am 7 eo ee Shae he ley. , . . apes not know exactly where the vessel was when she was dismasted, as the captain took her logbook home with him. He says that he put into Valparaiso, being short of provisions.—San Francisco. Call. : MADE IT. Give them a fair trial and you can judge for yourself. The Restaurant. is also kept in the neatest manner -. possible. LEDDY & CO., PROPRIETORS. For Landsin Southern Ualifornia, apply to or address. JEROME MADDEN, Land Agent 8. P. B. R., San Francisco. “HERE WE ARE AGAIN!” Pat ‘the Dollar Where It Does the Most oud Da For You! A Blind Miner Becomes Tired of Life and Commits suicide. Flour, Feed, Crain, &c. Wm. Hogan,a miner-who a few years agolost his right arm and. became blind from the premature discharge of a blast, ended his troubles yesterday morning by cutting bis throat ina room of the house at 1819 Powell street, San Francisce. During the past few days Hogan had appe«red demented, and it is supposed he was crazy when he slashed his throat with the penknife. He was a native of Ireland, 55 years of age, and has been since the ‘accident a pensioner of the State Mining Bureau, from which organization he received $25 a month. *, . . "i se —— sell at the lowest,living . Wlassive Fire-proof Structure, Free from the danger of Fire so prevadentin Large Hotels, Headquarters of Oommercial Travelers and Tourists. an . eS fe ome -_ © Memney Gages of Pom at Pil LreRAH Yyear Li pumber £2 +34 My stock is fresh and-omplete. GF It wiil pay you to call and examine my stock. : Goods delivered free of charge. “THOMAS KIDD, aware sco

Ten pate Poems Co — « Free ’Bus to and from all Trains. a I will give to the limit in quantity, quality and_value for it. You shall choose from Style, Variety, Beauty and Merit. me ( Telegraph, Post Office and General Stage Commercial. street, next door to A. R. Office in the Building. n Jece & (HAW. ~AT— The Table Not + xcel!ed by that Any Hotel in the interior of the State: 2 Asa Health Resor§ Nevadn City is not ex eelled anywhere on the Cuast; being in an invigeoratirg and -health:civyiug climate at an elevation of 2.00 feet above sen level. I is surrounded by delightiil MOtitaln aeonery has pure mountain Water, aod is free from fogs and malarls, Try it. ——$_ Main st.,. Nevada City, Grand Trustee -Greany’s Visit. Are the Leading Nevada Oounty ~“Grand Trustee Jd. T. Greeny’s. offiSeen HARDWARE, : IRON, : STEEL, T NWARR, STOVES, Crockery, Glass Wa 6, Wood : and Willow Ware. COME RIGHT IN, and you will find every de . . Smee partment filled with the best in-____ i Armory Hall, Nevada City, —ON— Friday Evening, February 6th=‘01, “Uaider direction’ of ~~~ Prof. John Michell. Empire Livery Stable Broad st., Nevada City. app National &xchange Kotel JAMES HENNESSY, Proprietor, The Longest Passage on Record. The British ship Hospodar, Capt. Thomason, arrived in port Oct. 16 after a of 474 days from~ London, ‘Eugiand, vis RioJaneiro--101iso 60 days. The passage of the AALS OUT O8 AR, aif aly ene et ante poms Oh, Rigs Bay ATH Arete 188 eat Tal) Saeed 5 ingore ites HE PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIRE : Stable has the largest lot of fiorses, Carriages and Buggies To be found in this part of the State. . . . Teams with elegant Buggies, Wagons apd Hacks to let at the shortest notice and 9 the most reasonable terms 2 OSS Belt by a vesse ' ° \ . left London on June 29, 1889, and on . " \ Dec. 27. -was_ reported at Rio Janeiro} . with rigging damaged and the captain} gick. On Dec. 30 word was received that the vessel had been dismasted. The i went home and the mate, , took command. New rigging Mining eh a om GOYNE'S FULL : ORCHESTRA ——— m.~ tamnn” Peperior Range:” The “Oliver” Chillea-Piow. Agents for the Cirtqypj , Woks." ornia Powder Big line of Fine Cutlery. . Two Prizes forthe best sustained Characters © Prices of Admission—Pet couple $1; Ladies en mesque 25.cents ; Gentlemen to galory 50 cents ; Ladies to gallery 50 cents ; Children to gallery % cents. « Tickets for maskers can be obtained at Proptores of th‘s city oron application to For mene é suggestions as to costum py né sugges a as to costumes apply at thie’ttore.of The Daily Tranerigt es ira, ONE YEAR For’ $6.00 in advance The horses are free from view, of geod sty} and capable of going as fast as any gentle man cares to drive. Good Sadile Horses alwars on hand} CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROYWPTi »PURNISHED lo Examine our stock-and prices on (The Best Macicin reof.-Mrs.Lester.&¢.Craws. . BOOTE & SEZOES, RUBBER GOODS, . Hats, Furnishing Goods, Trunks Satchels ETC., ETC. Holiday Announcement ! Trenberth Bros., , BeoAR STREET, NEVADA CITY, DEALers in ; mabecter Sours Talmage's ~ life of Christ ENTITLED ‘From Manger to ‘Throne: By the World’s Greatest Pulpit Sovereign, Rev. T. De Witt Talmage, D. D. inciting 6 History of Palestine and account of hisjourney to, through and rrom 4he Christ-land. Illus 400 anperb wnqrevings, enes in the Holy Land and copies of world-famous paintings ofthe OLD MASTERS, from the greatest galleries in the world. * : From 8 OU te $300 pe be easily made on commission, pay liberal salary. AGENTS WANTED. Teachers, Students, Ministers, bright men and ladies in every towh, to whom we give exclusive control and territory. Act now]. before territory Is all taken up. Write for terms and full particulars. Address— The following business was transacted in the Superior Court to-day, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: Estate and guardianship of John P. Hickey, Jr., and Louis F. T. Hickey, minors. February 2d fixed as time for hearing settlement of third annus} account of guardian. M. Manion vs. Edward Malligan. Demurrer to complaint over-ruled by consent. F. 8. Lofton vs: Joseph K:.eebene. Defendant’s demand for jury denied. Counsel fo: defendant retired from the court-room. Waintiff moved for and obtained judgment by default. Leeks Like @id Times. Choice Confectionery, Fine Fruits—and Holiday Specialties. Raisins Of Grop of 1890 at Ten Cents per pound. " ‘ MESS a aS New styles all through the line. Novelties and attractions on every side d with more thap LUETJE & BRAND, As WATOHMAKER A Pk month can] ; or we will Ever Introd uced ! AND ° FOR : THE : HOLIDAYS. JLWELEE You Can't Help Being Pleased . Broad Strect, Nevada City. T Pa ¥ 1 j ! Sug little FORTUNES have beer made a.work for us,by Anna Pag: Austin, Texas, and Jno Bonn, To If you are asking yourself where you can buy BEST and CHEAPEST this season, you can get your answer . by calling on ve Charles Crimes, the Clothier, Corner Broad and Pine Sts., Nevada City. A Chinaman who came down from Omega te-dsy brought with him a five ounce gold nugget which he 5 44 ’ found the other day in a gravel claim. é He sold it to the Citizens Bank. 11}. is worth close to $100. Publishing Co.,.. 1296 Market Street, Gan Francisco. Upholstering Shop. JAMES KINKEAD > deel kinds cf Ophelater ng on short notice, { aa ring Mattresses, Hat wise aus ks Ma pgm Ldap A Pil . ttresses, Be: unces, Sing! Lounges, etc., etc., made to order. ae FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF Au KINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVER IN }. A WORKMANJIKE MANNER, ‘e show you how ‘ou. Can work In spare “. Heeor pet time. Big money for w thee, NRW and WOKD orkers, Failure anknown am ERFUL. Ful) fi H-MallotedeCo., Hox 860 PORTLAND, MAiNE. FLYING DUST. The name of the priceless remedy, Tam Gavi Cantvonmia Eno-tore, is taken from the word Eros,”’the God of Leve in Greek mythology. What is it, what its uses, what {ts purpose? A great California core for N. and Disordered Sexual Functions of men and women, no matter from what cause arising, either from the exceasive use of Stimulants,’ or or through Youthful Indlscretion. Ov:Lom of Power or Impotency. Wakefulof Power, Bearing-<lown Paina » Hysteria, Nervous Proatration, Disrand Weak Memory. These complaints I ed generally wreck the mind and the enfferer to an early grave. ERO-TINE tea eure cure, stamp for pamphiet, The stody of phiet be orth iter Wit cae ees phe from old oka pee oe Compound Sulphur must Pay the Nete. The suit of Lofton vs. Kneebone, . which terininated so summarily in in the Superior Court to-day in favor of plaintiff, was’ brought te recover on @ piomisvory note for $445. RR en a RE RN RTE { —— NEW GROCERY STOWE ATT PLAZA. Building formerly occupied by Weisenburger Bros. GIVES NOTICE !HA'1 something to cut down expenses. : : ‘We haven’t made a cent during the current year. Second partner—Wel, let’s give the bookkeeper a half-interest in the firm without a salary. POWDER ! Pianos, Pictures and Furniture packed for shipping a specialty. A GALLANT beau calls a Washington girl’s shoe ‘“‘Wit,’”’ because brevity 18 the sole of it. THOMAS SHURTLEFF Grocery, Provision and Food Stor He iniends to keep on hand the very best of everything} Liver, — Billiousness, Gout, in his line, and will sell goods at bed-rock pricesFor Catarrh C, C. LINIMENT Has No Peer. Trvit. $ 6for time Piano Movine Promptly attended to and Carefully Performed. . ae All at the:Lowest. Living Rates Tus easiest way for a prisoner té escape from jail is by filing bis objections. . Indorsed bv the Medical Faculty. Prescribed b ' San Francisco’sLeadine Phv> sicians. S coceeeneeesnernceeteree ta sonal DR.SACE’S CATAR ‘Pe ae pea ame The Gelebrated trench @ure Warranted APH PODITIN . Is wows ‘The Great Remedy for “Money talks,” it is said. But about holiday time it goes without saying. . OAKLAND, February 7th, 1890. Thisis to certity that we have used the C. “4 C, Liniment in our family, and have found tt to be the best and moat eff forNeuralgia and kindred Mocoae any that We heve tried. We can unneseetingly reeqmnmend it-as;a most powerful and tel E.R. DILLE, oe Pastoref the First Mi hurch, « 7 or mon Te wdec Habitual Constipation, In-. . ? . 2 Thankful for past patronage, I respectfu ly solicit a continuance in the future. COMMEROIAL STREET Second door from the Great American ‘Tea Store. James Kiokead. POvITIVE QUARANTEE to cure any form ofnervous disease orany disorderof the ve organs of eithersex, whether arisiug excess theexc f Stim: A Puaraon layout—the mummy ol Rameses. ee eee piosnon Marve? ©: sgh 5 oe digestion, Piles, Diseased For all chronic U, C. \LINIMENT, PHUR POWDER". the blood and_ For Habil ne Pil te no @ bottles. . Pri ‘ ;-amall bottles 25. peid on receipt of price. in connection with ‘COM UL— Rheumatism, Sciatica, LumMARRIED. 9 5) yp pe residence of the ‘bride's parents, . “iness,." iy whieh { prem id age and insanity Price $1.00 a box, @ boxes Congregstioual Parsonage, this : , J, Sims, Wm. E. Young The Best Claret Wine. * Ace trom Grapes raised atiiny Nursery . aud tee >< tebe meds, andtwo Fifty Cente a Galion. The C.C. Liniment Co“21 Bush Street, &. F.TOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. bago, Gravel, Etc, “very $5.00 order rece:vod, to ‘ G in: d + d -. 3 1 . i ‘aaa mates peice) WAY, Grain and reed, @ specially, . otha uss ot kparoditinn Gubalariee LddeeaT: ey ae L : THE APHRO MEDICINE Co. Francis~a. (4s FOR SaALe aY : W D, VINTON. Nevada Citv)or $5.00. Sent by mail on it price* A WRIT EX G AR NIEE is given for fund money if _~ THE GAVI CO., Chemists, « If you_have made "ny. yins ‘mind to.bu buy The Gavi-Pills a: es ther. Hold Lae induced to toke French Prunes for Stewing. Positively finerthan can be purchased in @ stores. They are tender, 1 fectly cured, 1 pounds gag ak Barcan Hill : Dee. 16,1890, weet Before making any purchases be sure and feallkon 3: Thos. Shurtleff. Carr Bros, Sole-Agents . . ets Lew ~ See a tak Cenera’ Manerer end Scoretarv. Nevada City, Cat, Sold by all Druggst y a = 5