January 29, 1890 (4 pages)

be ‘ <aeeommerie i ‘outed The Daily Transcript. Ro. 82 Commerciastrost, Nevada City, Cai CIRCULATES In ee evada City Grass Valle & Ready, “Searle North ions Cor. ral, Sweetiland, North . eld, Moore’s Flat, Granite ande oth; alsoin Placer d Sierra counties, at hace: San Francisco—in facts Phrougnout. the ‘State to from the BiDiego WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1890. Will Probabiy ‘petthe It. The case of the California Iron and Steel Company vs. Geo. W. Gibbs et al.,and which relatesto the management of the iron mining picperty on ~ Bear river in Neyadaand Placer counf , ties, hasbeen postpened, pending negotiations for a settlement. of the difficulties. When G, W. Gibbs left the witness stand on the morning of the , lastday when the case came up, Le} did not return ia the afternoon, and the attorneys forthe company were approached by Mr. “Wilson, who represented the defendants, and a financial settlement was suggested. The Proposition was taken under advisement, and the Company was sul sequently advised that in view of ihe fact that the defendants, Geo, WwW, Gibbs, Egbert Judson and A. P. Hoteling, were one and all wealthy then, and the Company poor, it would be judicious to settle the matter. The suit was eventually adjourned, and arrangements are now being carried out under which a settlement can be effected. Itis alleged that-six successive dividends of thirty cenis per share were paid by the Company while ‘iron was being produced at $50 per ton and sold at from $22:°50 to $25. The stock waboomed as high as $37 to $39 per share. Charles Webb Howard cf the Spring Valley. Water Company. is one of the heaviest sufferers, having purchasedin open market over. 80,009 shares of the company’s stock. Within fifty days after the date of the last dividend an assessment of $5 per Share was levied, and sub-eqnentl, two others of $1 per share. Then the “property was mortgaged for $150,000, of which $89,000 was reported sold, ; the Directors taking all the “bonds . themselves except one share which by some inexplicable means drifted on the outside. This mortgage they are now trying to foreclose, although. the Property owned by the corporation is estimated at $325,000. At the time the fifth and sixth dividends were declared, the books of the corporation Show an indebtedaess—ef-—-$167;000-] ~When-number-five-was declared, a resolution is ulso recordedthat Geo. W. Gibbs was appointed a committee to negotiate a loan of $50,000 for the benefit of the corporation. he a hh 8 Ji At 7:30 o’clock. years in the sale of proprietary.mediRESOURCES : : wines, I feel justified in recommending ee 5 ; J. W. ROBINBON, Com. The Little Giant suit. reser Sueity Pectoral. “One of the . ‘eh on band. .8 Mgt J.C. DICKERMAN, See, : ; . best recommendations of the Pectoral is . ’ and cas. ms. 7,445.43 ‘ In scomiplaint filed in the Superior . the enduring quality of its populanite, te Ai beliee en SO NEVADA CITY INSTITUTE, NO. 30 Court.of San Francisco Richard Hosbeing more salable now than it was emsforcoliection" gann'ce Young Men's Institute, 2s in sete . in March, -1884, ] ‘Wenty-tive ‘years ago, when its great 4 oterest-bearing bonds. 24, 00.00 =e i kin sets forth that in March, * . success was considered meer alow; — 4 ‘ounty werent ou 3,301 85 Meets at Hibernia Heil ‘ i i 5 n te. 276. ‘ Joshua Hendy and others obtained a B. 8. Drake, M. Bs Beliot, Kans : Sons op real catate 27,276.00 Every Alternate Thumday Evening com. ‘ jddgment in the United States CirMy little sister, four years o qe; stocks. >. 6,155.58 mencing with the First ‘dIhursdav Even : cuit Court against him for $16,465 77 End faa a a rs lor on ha aco Loans on other securi— ing in the year. iy Wad Sinies a8 2 result ofa suit over the ownerOur family physician, eskilful seam abd, ‘ans on pertonal 6e~~ . « a JOHN C. NILON, KR. S. rues : : of large experience, pronoune ee hte ship of @ patent toan hydraulic minleas = aiee her cape more medicine; { wniture and fixtures. aie. IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN ing machine and the right to manu-. saying that he had done all it was pos. Sank premises. 5,000. : ; MEN, . : sible to do, and we must prepare for the Ken toe taken for 14,899.26 Wyoming Tribe, Wo. 49.6 > facture the same, and that in Novemworst. Asa last resort, we determined Cone aan erie sated seuat ter following an execution was levied; to try Ayer’s Clery Pectoral, and I mn Domed +6? $211,885.51 $211,885.51 Meets at Odd Fellows’ Hall, ; truly say, with the most happy results. BT} EVERY THURSDAY EVE’G, at 7:30 0’ clock by the United States Marshal.upon line tahini & lew Amen shee ecaeen oe _ LIABILITIES, : the Sacramento Gravel Mining Com' pany’s clain, in Placer county, valued at $500), and owned by plaintiff. The claim was sold to Hendy, who took possession. The-plaintiff appealed the case to the United States Su-. . preme Court, where on March 19, 1888, the decision of the Circuit Court Was reversed, with instructions te dismiss the action with costs. Judgment is now asked against Hendy for $5000, the value of the attached mincan be cnred by taking Simmonris Live: Regulator. : Cure is the. remedy for B Wet effect produced by Ayer’s Cherry and Sore Throat are, in most cases, imin my family for.thirty years and have eroup, to which complaint m breathe easier, and, within a week, was out of danger. We continued giving the Pectoral until satisfied she was ent sir well. This has given ime unbounded fait! Lepper, Druggist, Fort Wayne, Ind. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, Or. J. C. Ayer &.Co., Lowell, Mass. Price $1 ; six bottles, $5. Worth 66 a bottle Sars the Anaheim Gasette: 11 is said that the! settlers in the region of the Willows, on the Cerritos ranch, are having a high old time with the wine and spirits washed from the Nadeau winery by the recent floods. Many barrels of liquor-are said to be imbedded in the ground about the ranch, and if the party, making the discovery is not armed with an auger it is said he fires a hole into the barrel, injects a straw and sips the nectar to his.hgart’s content, _ ee SRT Eee RT RNR CRovP, WHOOPING couGH and Bronchitesimmediately -relieved by Shiloh’s Cure. Sold by Carr Bros. One Month More, Photographs of every descriptio: and size at reduced prices et-Mathie: Schranim’s Gallery, Closing up in Febuary. _ G27-tf x Ture Rev. George H. Thayer, ot Bourbon, Ind., says: ‘‘Both mysel ind wife owe our lives to Shiloh’: Consumption cure.”’ Sold by Car Bros. ; For Rent. ._. The. residence next to Methodie: Church is offered for rent. Frank~Aumer. ee — Bercuam’s Prius cure bilious anc Tervous-ilis: Apply t if: Leaping physicians recommend Ayer’s Sarsaparila> Old-and--youn, take it with perfect.safety. It cleanse: the blood, strengtnens the nerves, and vitalizes the system. Popular, experience has long placed this medi¢ine at). ‘he head of tonic alteratives. BILIousNEss, bile, boils and the bluePheer tess nights, made misertble by that tertible cough. . Shilob’s you. Sold by Magic,” varr Bros, “Like Pectoral. Colds, Coughs, Croup, mediately relieved by the use of this wonderful remedy. Is strengthens the vscal organs, allays irritation, and _pre\ents the inroads of = vel of puri'y, stre ness. More economic: hand w with the multitude of lo alum or Prat meet ‘ane. ROYAL BAKING P PANY, 106 Wall street, New THE JOHNSON-LOCKE M HIS POWDER NEVER VARIES. A MARthan the ordinary «inds, and caunot be sold in com petition w-test, short weight, wders. Sold only in WDER COM ork. ER 2Q. Sole Ax nts for thePacifie Coast. WEVADA CITY — SOCIETY wv oe DIRECTORY. ve Pay qian ae pai MISTLETOE ENCAMPMENT, ‘NO. Meets at 04d Fellow’s Hall at 7:30 o’c GEO. A. GRAY, 8. t Oraer of Odd Fellows. Every 2nd and 4th M mo vn ga Each Month, jock, i H. J. WHITE, 'C. P. 47 nb Ancient Meets at Pythian Castle rordinney . RICHARD TREMAIN, K. 8, COURT GARFIELD, NO.'6,810, of Foresters of America~}EVERY MONDAY EVE'G AT 7:30 0’CL’K. a W. T. JOYCE, C. R. NEVADA CITY COUNGIL, NO, 1 Order of Chosen Friends. CANTILE cf January {, 1890, RESOURCES. ans on real estate. .°. Loans on storks, bonds and warLIABILITIES. Tota) Tishities ay BTATE OF CALIr ere . ae: COUNTY OF NEVaba 4 We do solemn] opal knowledg: eof the matters c nowledge and belief. th day of Januury, 1890 : CHAS. W. K ‘Nemi-AuuilReport Weisshein Bros. Co,, BANKERS. Showine the Condition of Isaid Banking Firm oniche Mornings $119,010 50. y 8weur ‘hat we have a peri the foregoing report and that ever egetion, statemen', matter and thing t no contained is true, to the best of our JOSEPH WEISSBEIN, : JACOB WEISSBEIN, Subscribed and sworn to before me this Notary Pubii¢. Meets at Qdd Fellow’s Hall month at-7:30 o'clock. i : R E. F. ROSENTHAL, 8. First and Third Monday Evening of each MRS. C. A. GOYNE, C. C. 8 holiday attire in full bloom? Balsemic odors delighting one’s sense of smell? The birds singing praise to the Lord while-the bees are humming around the flowers-andgetting the A TALE AND A MORAL. Looking at the Bright Side of * Everything. The elements are unstrung. LookNEVADA CHAPTER, No.6,-R. A, eee STATED MEETINGS FIRST MONDAY _ EACH MONTH. I. J. ROLFE, Secretary. nena WILLIAM BARKER, H. P, ing from the ‘dark or shady side of the present situation it would seem ar if the ‘world-had reached its limit of time and everything was drifting towards hat poiut. If we view the situation on the surface, wethay without imazination’s aid lend some ground to BWeets ?’’ **Yes, the forget-me-not says the epring is approaching. “Will we ever in reality have such a spectacle again?” ask many. This’ -is. the pictore from the bright side. “Oh, bow dreary I feel. Everything looks as a dark clotid tome. Have IN HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO. 56, Native Sons of the Golden West ne Meets-at Pythian Castle W. T. MORGAN, &. 8. EVERY TUESDAY EVE’G AT 7:30 O’CLK. E. J. OTT, President. that belief. If there wae no hope there would be despair. ‘fhe present—exd perience, unprecedented in the knowledge of the pioneers; makes us_think we have struck the bottom, and that f there is ariy purgatory we are destined to go there soon, when we will have the la grippe,or have I. heen dreaming ? Sure, it cannot be possible that I have lived in such an aye of destruction and peril. _It-eeems as-though there is no limit to the elements of destruction.” This isthe picture from the dark side. Ohampions of the Red Uross. MANZANITA ENCAMPMENT,'NO, 43, Life is short and bat a dream. To enjoy the sweet we have to taste the bitter. Awaking I find -myself. again in the glorious climate of California, which will stil! maintain its superiorty and-delight my soul; Everything is ‘ fair test of the climate and surround: ings of the ‘‘blessed”’ land, where it may not be so hot thermometrical y speaking, but where it will be made hot enough foreverbody, ~~ ‘‘Where is heaven? I would like to rants Ane tcdemeoeseess . OpOO Ue rmsd ——— ins _ovnet tg tia aad inakeie ee Meets at Hibernia Hall cluding overdrafte.. .. 71 ; srg ns = one a 10,289 4 EVERY state sey he Mero Jue from banks and bankers: * furniture and fixtures yy, 1,009 00[° W. L. BOARDMAN, Sec. i Uther assets (gold bullion). ~~ 957 13]. : Totel Resources. .. $119,010 50 NEVADA LODGE, NO, 13, F.& A: M Meets at Masonie Hall. Capital paidin coin:..: $ 50,000,00 ‘roftand loss ..., c 986 53 . Stated Meetings onthe Second Wednesday Due depositors..°.: 67,541 66 of’exch month. 482 31 Visiting Breth.en cordially invited. Cc, C. WEIS I. J. ROLFE, Secretary. ontained y alere_ MOUNTAIN DIVISION No. 16, Meets at Armory Hall First Wednesday Evening of Each Month : 7:80 o’clock. GEO.:A. GRAY, 8. K. C. ITT: WM. T. MORGAN, 8. K. R. : in good standing are ENBURGER, Master.’ Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias. bright and lovely, All the perils of-the past are forgotten, Joy and pleasure are on every side. Gold €nd ituit «bound in plenty. “My love, what more do you wish?’ “I wish to the Lord we’d get a little ‘rain to lay this dust.” Then comes a growl from some other corner. ‘This weather is too hot for anything:” Well, my friends, what else do you wish? THE MORAL, The world is round and must roll on itsaxis, You see it right and see it wrong. If we had the turning of go there,”’ some will say. It is beyond the snowbelt, lovely to behold, a paralise by itself. There are beautiful streets,paved with gold and alabaster, lawns of purple and _ yreen, trees, -hrubbery. and flowers of t' e most veautiful kinds, and everything enrancing tothe sight. “All is bathed in beautiful sunshine. There is no} «now. to shovel frem streets and roofs. ‘How I would like to be in heaven inst now!” manyewill exclaim. Looking at things from-philosopheal view and calling everyday ex»erience back to our minds; we must at LAUREL PARLOR, NO, 6, F Consumption; in m every stage of that dread ‘disease,. Ayer’s Cherry Pecee Tefreshing-est.~—-—-~ Ihave used Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral lways found it the best remedy for children ave been subject.’’—Capt. U. Carley, rooklyn, N. “From an experience of over thirty Duebanks,. > 10,547.92 in the preparation, and I reeommend it . Unpaid dividends. . . 469 confidently to my custemers.”—C. QO. Total — For Colds and Coughs, take PREPARED BY ing claims, with legal interest from December 2, 1884. Paid up capital Heserve fund Due depositors,.-. . . hat we each have a personal know he matters contain in the fore ‘oing ind that the same is a true and ort of the finan zens Bank, i Valley, on th ‘ecordi nj ind named are Wad Bay RARE RA RARE A BN Oe ANA AY way ~—OF THE— ‘CITIZENS BANK! With its Agency at Crass Valley, howing its financial condition ndivided eemorneninnmicae STATE OF eat a CounTY OF Nevapa ® We, the undersigned. do solemn] ncluding its egency ai to t e best of our kno’ helief SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT morning of January ist, 1590. $211,885.51 $211,885.51 ledge of i yd correct recial cordition of the Citit Gr e€ morning of January, Ist, i h wledge », and that the assets therein all in the custody of the Citizens Native ‘Daughters of the Golden Wes ‘, Meets at Pythian Castle i 2dsanchath Ph lreday Evening of Each Month, at 7.30 o'clo¢k. . MARY G. RICHARDS, P. BARA 92) meh the crank many of ue would get cranky about it. To take it as it comes is uur best lot, Life is short, but. sweet when the bitter is tasted beforehand. I see, I see. and “seeing is believing.’’ If Prof. Frank can make me see +o as fy_-believe ‘this there? pig story; ft . Will believe it, t Say that ths old sign has never failed— irst time for everything. “I bave vever seen anything like it before,’ says someone. Why? “Because it~ is the fret time.”” The old saying that iter rain ‘eomes sunshine bas alec ‘. ever failed. t. NEVADA CITY COUNCIL, No. 234, American. Legion of Honor, on the. ’ Meets at Pythian Castle ist and 8d Thursday Evening of Month HARRY DANIELS, 8. GHEs, C, of R. 1 @@~ Penemah Counéil, D. of P, meet: at same place every Second fhursday Even ins. Mies MarySims, P.; Migs Nettie Hack ey, 8. . 2 GEO.M. HU MILO LODGE, NO. 48, Meets at Pythian. Castle EVERY FRIDAY EVE’G at 7:30 O’ELOCK WM. FINLEY, C. ©, of R.'and g. swear B. 8. RECTOR, K. NEVADA LODGE, No.201, Independent Order of Good Templars. “Rosebuds in the spring,” you say? low my heart beats with joy. Beautiful jasminés and tulips and violets, so All you want to dois to go and “see him at his officeon Main street, two doors above the Fire Engine House , Grand Clearance ~ Sale! FOR THE NEXT €0 DAYS “WE VWw.IOlLe1, CLOSE OUT ODDS “AND.ENDS COMFORTERS, —BLANKETS, OVERCOATS And All Other Heavy Weight Goods, —AT A— GREAT SACRIFICE !!!_ B. H. WIILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St, Nevada City The Best Goods and the ‘Cheapest Piace . In Nevada . County. It isconceded that we have the BEST LINE of DRESS GOODS ever brought to this market. All new shades of OLD ROSE. etc. as A Handsome selection of BLACK GOODS. SILK HANDKERCHIEFS from 25 Cents to Call and see something handsome you wish to purchase or not. $2.50. in that line whether charming? All the trees having their! and then you believe, sure. : J. E. CARR. MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. T. WH. CARR Garr Bros., PEOPRIETORS OF THE ~ NOW FOR BUSINESS, mtn The Big Fire Scorched Us, but We Are Still Here !* -Weisenburger Bros., PROPRIETORS OF THE ce) P za Grocary-< and ~ Feed: Sore! Groceries, Provisions, Canged Goods, Flour, Butter ‘Onions, Potatues, Hams,,Bacon, Lard; Cigars and Tobacco, Hay, Grain, Feed, Etc, Garden antl Field Seeds ot all kinds. Onn Tarmsare Gash. Prices the Lowest Goods delivered: Free of Charge. de 4 ley; ' . cleared ; good house and barn ;fineorchard in bearing, consistg by q q ey q ing of 4 variety of rees; good water; all can be irrigated ; all:underfence, ‘ pis i $37 50-0450 ucres rently rolling fruit ‘or grazing land; all fenced; 100 You Don’t Get'the News UNLESS Yon Tako the DAILY “TRANSCRIP: and soil i A ton Bad its proper officers and correSanu? < ‘Ak spondents. Hi Meets at Odd Fellows Hall *® Hotel Arriveis. The Leading Harness Sho} saltup center eee pir theng ‘wane EVERY FRIDAY EVEN’G at 7:30 o'clock. \ — 8 Thirty Thousand Dollars, gold valuation, ED. WEISENBURGER, €. T. ars. gi ‘Nationay Horet January 25th— OF NEVADA O1Ty. oe Sppeere ee teem pink Rett. ED. MORGAN, R. 8, E. George, J. T. Brady, J. Langdon, Broad Street, -----—-—Betow National Hote D. KE. MORGAN, Asst. Cashier.” PRINCE ALBERT LODGE sia 566 3a A, B. Brady, Grass Valley; A. Wutke, ‘ ‘ : pore ie 1 No, 290, at “Mise Joyce, San Francisco; F. Daniels, Jas. Cairns 2 = © Proprietor Subgoribed end sworn betore me, P Notary Order Bons of Bt. George. Sacramento; E. Penrose, Bloomfield;. __ cartes state of California, this eleventh Aan at "Meets at Pythian Castle, 2 ‘ H ° ‘a anuary, 5 5 Mrs. Geo. Grisee!, Washington; F. E. "FRED SEARLS, Notary Public . = Katurday of exch mouth) asin pehoae” Snell, R. D. Linder, You Bet; Miss Harness and Collars val Visiting Brothers cordially in vited, Lizzieé’Keenan, Deer Creek; F. W. Piast JOHN STEPHENS, Worthy President Bost, Gold Flat; M. A. Barub,GraniteMADE TO ORDER Assessment Notice, T. H. WATERS, Secretary, ville. a me aN U ATED 8T. GOTHARD MIN— Union Horet; Jan. 27th—A. B. a ‘unten, San Praucleco, aiiforata. oe 5 Dibble, G. E. Riley, W. J. Johnston tation of Works, Nevada County, Califor. ' ‘a ’ . ‘li i : w Nétice tah y ley; B. Murphy, Bear Valley; M. T. day of January, 1890,an assessment (No, 1) of i Habbard, J. W. Greenlaw, Sacradh share was levied upon the 5 mento; R. R. Porter, Chicago Park; ees immediately “iu United Bate cha goin, D. W. Keller, Baker; J. McBirney : , . pany, No. 522 Montgomery Vogl . Canweae —DEALERS IN— and wife, Jersey City; H. Young, . SADDLES, WHIPS, OURRY OOMB 7 oe Re i & AND BRUSHES FOR SALE OHEAP. ny stock:upon whieh this assessment : San Francisco; G. D. Buckley, New bs shall remain nee on MONDAY, the 17th day of FEBRUARY ,1890, will be delinquent, a p an ancy al Ware York. woes aaa edvertiaed or bale red pubiie aneeoe: f a unilese payment is m ie Ore, W: e f ——______=__=_= 1d NDAY, the Tenth’ Glassware, Orockeryware, Btc. Repairing Neatly Done. . :2'4,,°? itso, io pay the. delinguent . oni bad cose ete assessment, er ‘8 LN 3 > @@™ A) orders attended to promptly tising and ex penses of pale. te cedas of Twelve Distinct. Styles of . rectors. J 1 meee 80 BEG, WETZEL, Secretary, . HEATING :: STOVES, 4 Pisseiey Ca ey ee Le ke eee Pat; CHARLES ADOLPH, terns. DEALER 29 \ i H f h ( gn . 000K :: STOVES :: AND :: RANGES, SHOOND-HANO Goops. PtSi, Fret, etm, — { lL bad C . woe Lt \ Seedies, The Famous Superior Range, f \e ' OF ALL KINDS, Such as The Best inthe Market. ‘JOMN H. CURLEY. PSA acid paullasey ; OU CAN BY 7 Jno. H. Curley, the well known merchant Household Furniture, ene : elther of these funyuager Wom " Agents for the celebrated 5 ° ’ 9 e ° 4 THAFT 5 ‘ } afflicted with pepsia rif . . lieved til he Bet gab cir grrerse sir Curios; ineiading 1 tee fa ashe Re mapenens Guns, Pistols, i tableSamsparilla, Ho continues "van sen Etc., Etc testimonials to Containing terme and" Ammunitionsof. all Kinds. . taking it. Its mild laxative effects are ex. eee. er ee ‘ : Seedingly grateful to the system. It is a SOLE AGENTS FOR Pleent Purprise that awaits those, who do. Cleaning and:Laying of Carpets. Prof. Chas. H. Sykes, — ee not know what our vegetable juices do tor And Gober Aouera ak O. V. B. Pocket. Knives t women ee ee Red inigpiced ian Done to Order, ~ ' PRINCIPAL, O8-We vo not carry English enten “ae lery, We believe-in the superior E : : ‘ 5 nar merits of American products, Tuat. beautiful glossy sheen, so City Bill Poster. MEISTE? >GHAFT SCHOOL — : muvh admired in hair, can be secured PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY, by the tse of Ayer’s Hair Vigor. There . ;,,¥%)1) Tee Peay an faltpealiy do alt rey CF LANGUAGES, WINDOW GLASS, “ETO. : de nothing better than this preparation > Se “ We Sell Everythin ay iw oi er the apulp and: keepMy prices are reasonable, Giye me a call, 20° O'Farrell Street & Se ‘ery ig at strengthe ni C4 I 9 € ’ F ing it free from dandroff and tobing Leave orders at my Store : . San Tancisco Prices, os: eruptions, ae ; Union $t. Cit Hotel. Building, . * #AN FRANCISCO, FREIGHT ADDED. ¥ Be Py é a , ete PALACE :: DRUG Secretary Nevada County Land aad . mprovement Asso $5000.2320 200 acren cleared iz tree Water ; all implement $6000. ley; nearly al acres cleared ; good water i large house $2500. Great bargain; must be sold, $2500-<125 acres; 4 miles from Nevada City ; ~ $8000--560 acres; growth of pine and oak ti is very rich and will make «cellent fruit land when. cléaretf;‘all can be: irrigated, : : eh Sere ‘2 These are only a few of the bargains-we have to offer at present. : STORE £ 9 Cor. Pine and Commercia:’ ~ Nevada City s ’ * K 222, CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LARGE AN ‘K OF ¥ THING GEARY ROU HAND 2 E AND COMPLETE STOUK OF EVER Pirest-class Druc Store, —— PAINTS OILS VARNISHES ETC a SCHOOL BOOKS. BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS PERIODICALS, PICTOMIALS, Ae WSPAPEE Agents-for the San Francisco Examiner, 3 FIELD, GCARDENAND FLOWER sex \ / 8 ‘i The Finest Brands of. Cigars in Nevada City ee » Prescriptions accura‘el, gist, y and carefully Colapounded.by careful and competin Drog For Sal or Beat on Easy rms! Two Fine Ranches, well improved, with bear-< ing Orchards. Both places ate within two . miles-of the Narrow Gaugpot. Both have good hou " ses, barns, fine fruit,and ev ery advantage for a desirable home. Apply to aa ; GEO. E, BRAND, ciation, Nevada City, Special Bargains in Lands. om ee acres, three miles from ood on Grass Valley; good hoase snd bart . 8, tools, ete., with ona never failing supply of 125 acres ; not more than 2 miles from Navada City or Gass Val and barn; improvements cost*about 80. acres cleared ; house ; Some fruit trees ; free water for irrigating, : TIMBER two. miles from Nevada City; ‘covered with s fine mber, which alone is worth more than™ price asked ; barn We have allk dob bo ky 4 ranging from $5 to $75 per acre, inds of Lands at prices Terms Gasy, — Decnaemeed i: Driver I line left he sled and { after muel yond Blue five or six he could m _ nett, who struck out and King < Men are at from the g! Wednes¢ stage willl Giffin’s coa along and 1 the mail a snow betwe ham’s. M it. At the -,by.s. sleigh field. The “Te The neces TRANSCRIPT paper was the Grass % up by Wette noon a. bi TRANSCRIPT greater obli folks than TRANSCRIPT plenty of pa day expires. The The Narro snowplow ar doing good + end of the rn track had b Flat Trestle, nesday Schramm wi of the snowp Exer: The laying “of the’ admii State Reform iAngelescoun snesday of 1 Hon. J. Sim: pal dedicator: poned till Fy of the railroa Sinved There is sti the Delhi-mit There were b the roofs at tl and at the E sawmill, allhad to repeat ing the storm buildings. Young An A private k ville on the 16 Young Ameri and the forty « Mr.* Deideshe still on the sce was felt for the danger from si Ane Another cav. and twenty-fiv the line of the’ pany’s bedroc now extends ri dwelling house ger. ; Gone A. 8, Winch E. Pew were i ov their way fr _Flower quartz are that they . :Of it getting ove j———-— Be sure to gi if you want an icine. Do not is alleged to be “just as good,’ Hood’s Sursdpa . itself. Sold it, Card We the unde our sincere tk neighbors who : bereavement, 5 E. Morgan and our darling chil ness, dear frien: gotten, Cras: Our lovely bud, so Called hence by Just came to show In paradise wou! Butte Gilt-edged Bu roll, at J. J. Jas Pears’ ig the ever-made; Tae San Fran the leading even cisco, ae ’ * Taar Hackir: quickly cured bj guarantee jt, "Big Steck Fine 'assortine dies, Misses and at Mrs, Lusrer ; Street, \ meres Buchieus The best Salvé Braisse Beane Féver Sores, Te Chilblains, Corn: tions, and positi NO pay required, &lve perfect funded. Price 21 ~tale'by Carr Brog

be ‘ <aeeommerie i ‘outed The Daily Transcript. Ro. 82 Commerciastrost, Nevada City, Cai CIRCULATES In ee evada City Grass Valle & Ready, “Searle North ions Cor. ral, Sweetiland, North . eld, Moore’s Flat, Granite ande oth; alsoin Placer d Sierra counties, at hace: San Francisco—in facts Phrougnout. the ‘State to from the BiDiego WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1890. Will Probabiy ‘petthe It. The case of the California Iron and Steel Company vs. Geo. W. Gibbs et al.,and which relatesto the management of the iron mining picperty on ~ Bear river in Neyadaand Placer counf , ties, hasbeen postpened, pending negotiations for a settlement. of the difficulties. When G, W. Gibbs left the witness stand on the morning of the , lastday when the case came up, Le} did not return ia the afternoon, and the attorneys forthe company were approached by Mr. “Wilson, who represented the defendants, and a financial settlement was suggested. The Proposition was taken under advisement, and the Company was sul sequently advised that in view of ihe fact that the defendants, Geo, WwW, Gibbs, Egbert Judson and A. P. Hoteling, were one and all wealthy then, and the Company poor, it would be judicious to settle the matter. The suit was eventually adjourned, and arrangements are now being carried out under which a settlement can be effected. Itis alleged that-six successive dividends of thirty cenis per share were paid by the Company while ‘iron was being produced at $50 per ton and sold at from $22:°50 to $25. The stock waboomed as high as $37 to $39 per share. Charles Webb Howard cf the Spring Valley. Water Company. is one of the heaviest sufferers, having purchasedin open market over. 80,009 shares of the company’s stock. Within fifty days after the date of the last dividend an assessment of $5 per Share was levied, and sub-eqnentl, two others of $1 per share. Then the “property was mortgaged for $150,000, of which $89,000 was reported sold, ; the Directors taking all the “bonds . themselves except one share which by some inexplicable means drifted on the outside. This mortgage they are now trying to foreclose, although. the Property owned by the corporation is estimated at $325,000. At the time the fifth and sixth dividends were declared, the books of the corporation Show an indebtedaess—ef-—-$167;000-] ~When-number-five-was declared, a resolution is ulso recordedthat Geo. W. Gibbs was appointed a committee to negotiate a loan of $50,000 for the benefit of the corporation. he a hh 8 Ji At 7:30 o’clock. years in the sale of proprietary.mediRESOURCES : : wines, I feel justified in recommending ee 5 ; J. W. ROBINBON, Com. The Little Giant suit. reser Sueity Pectoral. “One of the . ‘eh on band. ..8 Mgt J.C. DICKERMAN, See, : ; . best recommendations of the Pectoral is . ’ and cas. ms. 7,445.43 ‘ In scomiplaint filed in the Superior . the enduring quality of its populanite, te Ai beliee en SO NEVADA CITY INSTITUTE, NO. 30 Court.of San Francisco Richard Hosbeing more salable now than it was emsforcoliection" gann'ce Young Men's Institute, 2s in sete . in March, -1884, ] ‘Wenty-tive ‘years ago, when its great 4 oterest-bearing bonds. 24, 00.00 =e i kin sets forth that in March, * . success was considered meer alow; — 4 ‘ounty werent ou 3,301 85 Meets at Hibernia Heil ‘ i i 5 n te.. 276. ‘ Joshua Hendy and others obtained a B. 8. Drake, M. Bs Beliot, Kans : Sons op real catate 27,276.00 Every Alternate Thumday Evening com. ‘ jddgment in the United States CirMy little sister, four years o qe; stocks.. >.. 6,155.58 mencing with the First ‘dIhursdav Even : cuit Court against him for $16,465 77 End faa a a rs lor on ha aco Loans on other securi— ing in the year. iy Wad Sinies a8 2 result ofa suit over the ownerOur family physician, eskilful seam abd, ‘ans on pertonal 6e~~ . « a JOHN C. NILON, KR. S. rues : : of large experience, pronoune ee hte ship of @ patent toan hydraulic minleas = aiee her cape more medicine; { wniture and fixtures. aie. IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN ing machine and the right to manu-. saying that he had done all it was pos. Sank premises.. 5,000. : ; MEN, . : sible to do, and we must prepare for the Ken toe taken for 14,899.26 Wyoming Tribe, Wo. 49.6 > facture the same, and that in Novemworst. Asa last resort, we determined Cone aan erie sated seuat ter following an execution was levied; to try Ayer’s Clery Pectoral, and I mn Domed +6? $211,885.51 $211,885.51 Meets at Odd Fellows’ Hall, ; truly say, with the most happy results. BT} EVERY THURSDAY EVE’G, at 7:30 0’ clock by the United States Marshal.upon line tahini & lew Amen shee ecaeen oe _ LIABILITIES, : the Sacramento Gravel Mining Com' pany’s clain, in Placer county, valued at $500), and owned by plaintiff. The claim was sold to Hendy, who took possession. The-plaintiff appealed the case to the United States Su-. . preme Court, where on March 19, 1888, the decision of the Circuit Court Was reversed, with instructions te dismiss the action with costs. Judgment is now asked against Hendy for $5000, the value of the attached mincan be cnred by taking Simmonris Live: Regulator. : Cure is the. remedy for B Wet effect produced by Ayer’s Cherry and Sore Throat are, in most cases, imin my family for.thirty years and have eroup, to which complaint m breathe easier, and, within a week, was out of danger. We continued giving the Pectoral until satisfied she was ent sir well. This has given ime unbounded fait! Lepper, Druggist, Fort Wayne, Ind. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, Or. J. C. Ayer &.Co., Lowell, Mass. Price $1 ; six bottles, $5. Worth 66 a bottle Sars the Anaheim Gasette: 11 is said that the! settlers in the region of the Willows, on the Cerritos ranch, are having a high old time with the wine and spirits washed from the Nadeau winery by the recent floods. Many barrels of liquor-are said to be imbedded in the ground about the ranch, and if the party, making the discovery is not armed with an auger it is said he fires a hole into the barrel, injects a straw and sips the nectar to his.hgart’s content, _ ee SRT Eee RT RNR CRovP, WHOOPING couGH and Bronchitesimmediately -relieved by Shiloh’s Cure. Sold by Carr Bros. One Month More, Photographs of every descriptio: and size at reduced prices et-Mathie: Schranim’s Gallery, Closing up in Febuary. _ G27-tf x Ture Rev. George H. Thayer, ot Bourbon, Ind., says: ‘‘Both mysel ind wife owe our lives to Shiloh’: Consumption cure.”’ Sold by Car Bros. ; For Rent. ._. The. residence next to Methodie: Church is offered for rent. Frank~Aumer. ee — Bercuam’s Prius cure bilious anc Tervous-ilis: Apply t if: Leaping physicians recommend Ayer’s Sarsaparila> Old-and--youn, take it with perfect.safety. It cleanse: the blood, strengtnens the nerves, and vitalizes the system. Popular, experience has long placed this medi¢ine at). ‘he head of tonic alteratives. BILIousNEss, bile, boils and the bluePheer tess nights, made misertble by that tertible cough. . Shilob’s you. Sold by Magic,” varr Bros, “Like Pectoral. Colds, Coughs, Croup, mediately relieved by the use of this wonderful remedy. Is strengthens the vscal organs, allays irritation, and _pre\ents the inroads of = vel of puri'y, stre ness. More economic: hand w with the multitude of lo alum or Prat meet ‘ane. ROYAL BAKING P PANY, 106 Wall street, New THE JOHNSON-LOCKE M HIS POWDER NEVER VARIES. A MARthan the ordinary «inds, and caunot be sold in com petition w-test, short weight, wders. Sold only in WDER COM ork. ER 2Q. Sole Ax nts for thePacifie Coast. WEVADA CITY — SOCIETY wv oe DIRECTORY. ve Pay qian ae pai MISTLETOE ENCAMPMENT, ‘NO. Meets at 04d Fellow’s Hall at 7:30 o’c GEO. A. GRAY, 8. t Oraer of Odd Fellows. Every 2nd and 4th M mo vn ga Each Month, jock, i H. J. WHITE, 'C. P. 47 nb Ancient Meets at Pythian Castle rordinney . RICHARD TREMAIN, K. 8, COURT GARFIELD, NO.'6,810, of Foresters of America~}EVERY MONDAY EVE'G AT 7:30 0’CL’K. a W. T. JOYCE, C. R. NEVADA CITY COUNGIL, NO, 1 Order of Chosen Friends. CANTILE cf January {, 1890, RESOURCES. ans on real estate. .°.. Loans on storks, bonds and warLIABILITIES. Tota) Tishities ay BTATE OF CALIr ere . ae: COUNTY OF NEVaba 4 We do solemn] opal knowledg: eof the matters c nowledge and belief. th day of Januury, 1890 : CHAS. W. K ‘Nemi-AuuilReport Weisshein Bros. Co,, BANKERS. Showine the Condition of Isaid Banking Firm oniche Mornings $119,010 50. y 8weur ‘hat we have a peri the foregoing report and that ever egetion, statemen', matter and thing t no contained is true, to the best of our JOSEPH WEISSBEIN, : JACOB WEISSBEIN, Subscribed and sworn to before me this Notary Pubii¢. Meets at Qdd Fellow’s Hall month at-7:30 o'clock. i : R E. F. ROSENTHAL, 8. First and Third Monday Evening of each MRS. C. A. GOYNE, C. C. 8 holiday attire in full bloom? Balsemic odors delighting one’s sense of smell? The birds singing praise to the Lord while-the bees are humming around the flowers-andgetting the A TALE AND A MORAL. Looking at the Bright Side of * Everything. The elements are unstrung. LookNEVADA CHAPTER, No.6,-R. A, eee STATED MEETINGS FIRST MONDAY _ EACH MONTH. I. J. ROLFE, Secretary. nena WILLIAM BARKER, H. P, ing from the ‘dark or shady side of the present situation it would seem ar if the ‘world-had reached its limit of time and everything was drifting towards hat poiut. If we view the situation on the surface, wethay without imazination’s aid lend some ground to BWeets ?’’ **Yes, the forget-me-not says the epring is approaching. “Will we ever in reality have such a spectacle again?” ask many. This’ -is. the pictore from the bright side. “Oh, bow dreary I feel. Everything looks as a dark clotid tome. Have IN HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO. 56, Native Sons of the Golden West ne Meets-at Pythian Castle W. T. MORGAN, &. 8. EVERY TUESDAY EVE’G AT 7:30 O’CLK. E. J. OTT, President. that belief. If there wae no hope there would be despair. ‘fhe present—exd perience, unprecedented in the knowledge of the pioneers; makes us_think we have struck the bottom, and that f there is ariy purgatory we are destined to go there soon, when we will have the la grippe,or have I. heen dreaming ? Sure, it cannot be possible that I have lived in such an aye of destruction and peril. _It-eeems as-though there is no limit to the elements of destruction.” This isthe picture from the dark side. Ohampions of the Red Uross. MANZANITA ENCAMPMENT,'NO, 43, Life is short and bat a dream. To enjoy the sweet we have to taste the bitter. Awaking I find -myself. again in the glorious climate of California, which will stil! maintain its superiorty and-delight my soul; Everything is ‘ fair test of the climate and surround: ings of the ‘‘blessed”’ land, where it may not be so hot thermometrical y speaking, but where it will be made hot enough foreverbody, ~~ ‘‘Where is heaven? I would like to rants Ane tcdemeoeseess . OpOO Ue rmsd ——— ins _ovnet tg tia aad inakeie ee Meets at Hibernia Hall cluding overdrafte.... ... 71 ; srg ns = one a 10,289 4 EVERY state sey he Mero Jue from banks and bankers: * furniture and fixtures yy, 1,009 00[° W. L. BOARDMAN, Sec. i Uther assets (gold bullion). ~~ 957 13]. : Totel Resources.. ... $119,010 50 NEVADA LODGE, NO, 13, F.& A: M Meets at Masonie Hall. Capital paidin coin:....: $ 50,000,00 ‘roftand loss ......, c 986 53 . Stated Meetings onthe Second Wednesday Due depositors...°..: 67,541 66 of’exch month. 482 31 Visiting Breth.en cordially invited. Cc, C. WEIS I. J. ROLFE, Secretary. ontained y alere_ MOUNTAIN DIVISION No. 16, Meets at Armory Hall First Wednesday Evening of Each Month : 7:80 o’clock. GEO.:A. GRAY, 8. K. C. ITT: WM. T. MORGAN, 8. K. R. : in good standing are ENBURGER, Master.’ Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias. bright and lovely, All the perils of-the past are forgotten, Joy and pleasure are on every side. Gold €nd ituit «bound in plenty. “My love, what more do you wish?’ “I wish to the Lord we’d get a little ‘rain to lay this dust.” Then comes a growl from some other corner. ‘This weather is too hot for anything:” Well, my friends, what else do you wish? THE MORAL, The world is round and must roll on itsaxis, You see it right and see it wrong. If we had the turning of go there,”’ some will say. It is beyond the snowbelt, lovely to behold, a paralise by itself. There are beautiful streets,paved with gold and alabaster, lawns of purple and _ yreen, trees, -hrubbery. and flowers of t' e most veautiful kinds, and everything enrancing tothe sight. “All is bathed in beautiful sunshine. There is no} «now. to shovel frem streets and roofs. ‘How I would like to be in heaven inst now!” manyewill exclaim. Looking at things from-philosopheal view and calling everyday ex»erience back to our minds; we must at LAUREL PARLOR, NO, 6, F Consumption; in m every stage of that dread ‘disease,. Ayer’s Cherry Pecee Tefreshing-est.~—-—-~ Ihave used Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral lways found it the best remedy for children ave been subject.’’—Capt. U. Carley, rooklyn, N. “From an experience of over thirty Duebanks,.. > 10,547.92 in the preparation, and I reeommend it . Unpaid dividends. . . 469 confidently to my custemers.”—C. QO. Total — For Colds and Coughs, take PREPARED BY ing claims, with legal interest from December 2, 1884. Paid up capital Heserve fund Due depositors,..-. . . hat we each have a personal know he matters contain in the fore ‘oing ind that the same is a true and ort of the finan zens Bank, i Valley, on th ‘ecordi nj ind named are Wad Bay RARE RA RARE A BN Oe ANA AY way ~—OF THE— ‘CITIZENS BANK! With its Agency at Crass Valley, howing its financial condition ndivided eemorneninnmicae STATE OF eat a CounTY OF Nevapa ® We, the undersigned. do solemn] ncluding its egency ai to t e best of our kno’ helief SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT morning of January ist, 1590. $211,885.51 $211,885.51 ledge of i yd correct recial cordition of the Citit Gr

e€ morning of January, Ist, i h wledge », and that the assets therein all in the custody of the Citizens Native ‘Daughters of the Golden Wes ‘, Meets at Pythian Castle i 2dsanchath Ph lreday Evening of Each Month, at 7.30 o'clo¢k. . MARY G. RICHARDS, P. BARA 92) meh the crank many of ue would get cranky about it. To take it as it comes is uur best lot, Life is short, but. sweet when the bitter is tasted beforehand. I see, I see. and “seeing is believing.’’ If Prof. Frank can make me see +o as fy_-believe ‘this there? pig story; ft . Will believe it, t Say that ths old sign has never failed— irst time for everything. “I bave vever seen anything like it before,’ says someone. Why? “Because it~ is the fret time.”” The old saying that iter rain ‘eomes sunshine bas alec ‘. ever failed. t. NEVADA CITY COUNCIL, No. 234, American. Legion of Honor, on the. ’ Meets at Pythian Castle ist and 8d Thursday Evening of Month HARRY DANIELS, 8. GHEs, C, of R. 1 @@~ Penemah Counéil, D. of P, meet: at same place every Second fhursday Even ins. Mies MarySims, P.; Migs Nettie Hack ey, 8. . 2 GEO.M. HU MILO LODGE, NO. 48, Meets at Pythian. Castle EVERY FRIDAY EVE’G at 7:30 O’ELOCK WM. FINLEY, C. ©, of R.'and g. swear B. 8. RECTOR, K. NEVADA LODGE, No.201, Independent Order of Good Templars. “Rosebuds in the spring,” you say? low my heart beats with joy. Beautiful jasminés and tulips and violets, so All you want to dois to go and “see him at his officeon Main street, two doors above the Fire Engine House , Grand Clearance ~ Sale! FOR THE NEXT €0 DAYS “WE VWw.IOlLe1, CLOSE OUT ODDS “AND.ENDS COMFORTERS, —BLANKETS, OVERCOATS And All Other Heavy Weight Goods, —AT A— GREAT SACRIFICE !!!_ B. H. WIILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St, Nevada City The Best Goods and the ‘Cheapest Piace . In Nevada . County. It isconceded that we have the BEST LINE of DRESS GOODS ever brought to this market. All new shades of OLD ROSE. etc. as A Handsome selection of BLACK GOODS. SILK HANDKERCHIEFS from 25 Cents to Call and see something handsome you wish to purchase or not. $2.50. in that line whether charming? All the trees having their! and then you believe, sure. : J. E. CARR. MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. T. WH. CARR Garr Bros., PEOPRIETORS OF THE ~ NOW FOR BUSINESS, mtn The Big Fire Scorched Us, but We Are Still Here !* -Weisenburger Bros., PROPRIETORS OF THE ce) P za Grocary-< and ~ Feed: Sore! Groceries, Provisions, Canged Goods, Flour, Butter ‘Onions, Potatues, Hams,,Bacon, Lard; Cigars and Tobacco, Hay, Grain, Feed, Etc, Garden antl Field Seeds ot all kinds. Onn Tarmsare Gash. Prices the Lowest Goods delivered: Free of Charge. de 4 ley; ' . cleared ; good house and barn ;fineorchard in bearing, consistg by q q ey q ing of 4 variety of rees; good water; all can be irrigated ; all:underfence, ‘ pis i $37 50-0450 ucres rently rolling fruit ‘or grazing land; all fenced; 100 You Don’t Get'the News UNLESS Yon Tako the DAILY “TRANSCRIP: and soil i A ton Bad its proper officers and correSanu? < ‘Ak spondents. Hi Meets at Odd Fellows Hall *® Hotel Arriveis. The Leading Harness Sho} saltup center eee pir theng ‘wane EVERY FRIDAY EVEN’G at 7:30 o'clock. \ — 8 Thirty Thousand Dollars, gold valuation, ED. WEISENBURGER, €. T. ars. gi ‘Nationay Horet January 25th— OF NEVADA O1Ty. oe Sppeere ee teem pink Rett. ED. MORGAN, R. 8, E. George, J. T. Brady, J. Langdon, Broad Street, -----—-—Betow National Hote D. KE. MORGAN, Asst. Cashier.” PRINCE ALBERT LODGE sia 566 3a A, B. Brady, Grass Valley; A. Wutke, ‘ ‘ : pore ie 1 No, 290, at “Mise Joyce, San Francisco; F. Daniels, Jas. Cairns 2 = © Proprietor Subgoribed end sworn betore me, P Notary Order Bons of Bt. George. Sacramento; E. Penrose, Bloomfield;. __ cartes state of California, this eleventh Aan at "Meets at Pythian Castle, 2 ‘ H ° ‘a anuary, 5 5 Mrs. Geo. Grisee!, Washington; F. E. "FRED SEARLS, Notary Public . = Katurday of exch mouth) asin pehoae” Snell, R. D. Linder, You Bet; Miss Harness and Collars val Visiting Brothers cordially in vited, Lizzieé’Keenan, Deer Creek; F. W. Piast JOHN STEPHENS, Worthy President Bost, Gold Flat; M. A. Barub,GraniteMADE TO ORDER Assessment Notice, T. H. WATERS, Secretary, ville. a me aN U ATED 8T. GOTHARD MIN— Union Horet; Jan. 27th—A. B. a ‘unten, San Praucleco, aiiforata. oe 5 Dibble, G. E. Riley, W. J. Johnston tation of Works, Nevada County, Califor. ' ‘a ’ . ‘li i : w Nétice tah y ley; B. Murphy, Bear Valley; M. T. day of January, 1890,an assessment (No, 1) of i Habbard, J. W. Greenlaw, Sacradh share was levied upon the 5 mento; R. R. Porter, Chicago Park; ees immediately “iu United Bate cha goin, D. W. Keller, Baker; J.. McBirney : , . pany, No. 522 Montgomery Vogl . Canweae —DEALERS IN— and wife, Jersey City; H. Young, . SADDLES, WHIPS, OURRY OOMB 7 oe Re i & AND BRUSHES FOR SALE OHEAP. ny stock:upon whieh this assessment : San Francisco; G. D. Buckley, New bs shall remain nee on MONDAY, the 17th day of FEBRUARY ,1890, will be delinquent, a p an ancy al Ware York. woes aaa edvertiaed or bale red pubiie aneeoe: f a unilese payment is m ie Ore, W: e f ——______=__=_= 1d NDAY, the Tenth’ Glassware, Orockeryware, Btc. Repairing Neatly Done. . :2'4,,°? itso, io pay the. delinguent . oni bad cose ete assessment, er ‘8 LN 3 > @@™ A) orders attended to promptly tising and ex penses of pale. te cedas of Twelve Distinct. Styles of . rectors. J 1 meee 80 BEG, WETZEL, Secretary, . HEATING :: STOVES, 4 Pisseiey Ca ey ee Le ke eee Pat; CHARLES ADOLPH, terns. DEALER 29 \ i H f h ( gn . 000K :: STOVES :: AND :: RANGES, SHOOND-HANO Goops. PtSi, Fret, etm, — { lL bad C . woe Lt \ Seedies, The Famous Superior Range, f \e ' OF ALL KINDS, Such as The Best inthe Market. ‘JOMN H. CURLEY. PSA acid paullasey ; OU CAN BY 7 Jno. H. Curley, the well known merchant Household Furniture, ene : elther of these funyuager Wom " Agents for the celebrated 5 ° ’ 9 e ° 4 THAFT 5 ‘ } afflicted with pepsia rif . . lieved til he Bet gab cir grrerse sir Curios; ineiading 1 tee fa ashe Re mapenens Guns, Pistols, i tableSamsparilla, Ho continues "van sen Etc., Etc testimonials to Containing terme and" Ammunitionsof. all Kinds. . taking it. Its mild laxative effects are ex. eee. er ee ‘ : Seedingly grateful to the system. It is a SOLE AGENTS FOR Pleent Purprise that awaits those, who do. Cleaning and:Laying of Carpets. Prof. Chas. H. Sykes, — ee not know what our vegetable juices do tor And Gober Aouera ak O. V. B. Pocket. Knives t women ee ee Red inigpiced ian Done to Order, ~ ' PRINCIPAL, O8-We vo not carry English enten “ae lery, We believe-in the superior E : : ‘ 5 nar merits of American products, Tuat. beautiful glossy sheen, so City Bill Poster. MEISTE? >GHAFT SCHOOL — : muvh admired in hair, can be secured PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY, by the tse of Ayer’s Hair Vigor. There . ;,,¥%)1) Tee Peay an faltpealiy do alt rey CF LANGUAGES, WINDOW GLASS, “ETO. : de nothing better than this preparation > Se “ We Sell Everythin ay iw oi er the apulp and: keepMy prices are reasonable, Giye me a call, 20° O'Farrell Street & Se ‘ery ig at strengthe ni C4 I 9 € ’ F ing it free from dandroff and tobing Leave orders at my Store : . San Tancisco Prices, os: eruptions, ae ; Union $t. Cit Hotel. Building, . * #AN FRANCISCO, FREIGHT ADDED. ¥ Be Py é a , ete PALACE :: DRUG Secretary Nevada County Land aad . mprovement Asso $5000.2320 200 acren cleared iz tree Water ; all implement $6000. ley; nearly al acres cleared ; good water i large house $2500. Great bargain; must be sold, $2500-<125 acres; 4 miles from Nevada City ; ~ $8000--560 acres; growth of pine and oak ti is very rich and will make «cellent fruit land when. cléaretf;‘all can be: irrigated, : : eh Sere ‘2 These are only a few of the bargains-we have to offer at present. : STORE £ 9 Cor. Pine and Commercia:’ ~ Nevada City s ’ * K 222, CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LARGE AN ‘K OF ¥ THING GEARY ROU HAND 2 E AND COMPLETE STOUK OF EVER Pirest-class Druc Store, —— PAINTS OILS VARNISHES ETC a SCHOOL BOOKS. BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS PERIODICALS, PICTOMIALS, Ae WSPAPEE Agents-for the San Francisco Examiner, 3 FIELD, GCARDENAND FLOWER sex \ / 8 ‘i The Finest Brands of. Cigars in Nevada City ee » Prescriptions accura‘el, gist, y and carefully Colapounded.by careful and competin Drog For Sal or Beat on Easy rms! Two Fine Ranches, well improved, with bear-< ing Orchards. Both places ate within two . miles-of the Narrow Gaugpot. Both have good hou " ses, barns, fine fruit,and ev ery advantage for a desirable home. Apply to aa ; GEO. E, BRAND, ciation, Nevada City, Special Bargains in Lands. om ee acres, three miles from ood on Grass Valley; good hoase snd bart . 8, tools, ete., with ona never failing supply of 125 acres ; not more than 2 miles from Navada City or Gass Val and barn; improvements cost*about 80. acres cleared ; house ; Some fruit trees ; free water for irrigating, : TIMBER two. miles from Nevada City; ‘covered with s fine mber, which alone is worth more than™ price asked ; barn We have allk dob bo ky 4 ranging from $5 to $75 per acre, inds of Lands at prices Terms Gasy, — Decnaemeed i: Driver I line left he sled and { after muel yond Blue five or six he could m _ nett, who struck out and King < Men are at from the g! Wednes¢ stage willl Giffin’s coa along and 1 the mail a snow betwe ham’s. M it. At the -,by.s. sleigh field. The “Te The neces TRANSCRIPT paper was the Grass % up by Wette noon a. bi TRANSCRIPT greater obli folks than TRANSCRIPT plenty of pa day expires. The The Narro snowplow ar doing good + end of the rn track had b Flat Trestle, nesday Schramm wi of the snowp Exer: The laying “of the’ admii State Reform iAngelescoun snesday of 1 Hon. J. Sim: pal dedicator: poned till Fy of the railroa Sinved There is sti the Delhi-mit There were b the roofs at tl and at the E sawmill, allhad to repeat ing the storm buildings. Young An A private k ville on the 16 Young Ameri and the forty « Mr.* Deideshe still on the sce was felt for the danger from si Ane Another cav. and twenty-fiv the line of the’ pany’s bedroc now extends ri dwelling house ger. ; Gone A. 8, Winch E. Pew were i ov their way fr _Flower quartz are that they . :Of it getting ove j———-— Be sure to gi if you want an icine. Do not is alleged to be “just as good,’ Hood’s Sursdpa . itself. Sold it, Card We the unde our sincere tk neighbors who : bereavement, 5 E. Morgan and our darling chil ness, dear frien: gotten, Cras: Our lovely bud, so Called hence by Just came to show In paradise wou! Butte Gilt-edged Bu roll, at J. J. Jas Pears’ ig the ever-made; Tae San Fran the leading even cisco, ae ’ * Taar Hackir: quickly cured bj guarantee jt, "Big Steck Fine 'assortine dies, Misses and at Mrs, Lusrer ; Street, \ meres Buchieus The best Salvé Braisse Beane Féver Sores, Te Chilblains, Corn: tions, and positi NO pay required, &lve perfect funded. Price 21 ~tale'by Carr Brog