March 12, 1890 (4 pages)

. Perfectly possible account of the circumstances is given in II Kings, VIII] ing ector if the dogs wouid only allow my _edin Holland. eisce, ‘or nearly two years from rheumatic yible gout, being able to walk only wiih great make a trial of this medicine, and took it regularly for e pleased to sa with rheumatism, honse six months. covering my usual hea! too much in praise of eine, bu eon mo. : eee (Concluded from Tueeday’s paper.) . : dering aimlessiy about, dazed drenched “pice ors Sen Yana Freeh ta tothe skin. He took him home cence ral, North Moore’s ; foraphysician eremrest ne yy en Meantime the storm had. #bated ‘ana “Som Stak eee Theat ae errs to the -. ; satisfaction. At one ume . seriously oramaranes . 3 satan tf No bed chee a acrey bull-don oo te Sec ‘~ . asking seen a si TH ; WEDNESDAY,” MAROH 12, 1690. too Usage ana dirccucg way puiaon 8 —_—__ ward of fifteen doliars to Tippoo Tib for nis recovery English as Written im Japan. the “pound.” Jumping into a amusing specimens of English as it is} dasned off at once fur tue foot of Une Hun written by the Japanese. Among —— — oo pein The —_ is a e ug. low building exvending some distance therm are these, from a library comait iain the ioe egy r. ponds erage pany’s rules: ‘The Profession of our by row als, tuxz-voals and barss—prinCom pany is supplying the all Japanexe . cipai:y barxs There is a large tanu under Classica) and Modren Books or Chinsee iton wiuch is painved tn Diack-and-tan iet: ters on 2 sXy-terner oackground “No a a 1 English Language Books _ . declined with tanks” Tue pound-keeperse Readers for recieving duly. Lending . a nan Who iooks asif he might taxe @ lot Pree.” “The object of our library is . °f erricrs from the pen and free fre.and at ; the drop’of the hat. Avont tnree hundred for the Reader who desired, to Read mon;‘rel dogs are imprisoned 1n_a large cell many book at one time for searching waiting upul the law decides whetner they useful matter. Therefore all book] shall be executed by eiecuricity or fleas. which $e ready in our Company, te The paupered scions of mobier races each permit te Read; but the prevailing 1-10 of ad : auy thing I have yet encountered. cently been unearthed, It occurs in Whai-was todo! 1 expiained the circum II Chronicles, XXII 2. There Ahaziab is described as having, at the age of forty-two, sueceeded. his father, who died at the age forty, 0: in other words Ab:ziah was two years older than bis rect«nized in a field never worked by a liv 26, itis suprising that such a glaring. voice to be heard—tiat was my only fear. error should “tll escaped the oa of Trey kept up a steady stream of Wagnerian the many Jearned divines who, from time to time, have revised the Bible. . ce1eprated actors will you beeve I’m HarAccording to the book of Kings Ahaziah 8 age at the time of his succession was only twenty-two. and began to imitate Henry irving as Hamoe jet. As! proceeded the howls grew fainter Kine Doan of Senegambia has Pre-/ @ed fainver, an“ wheu I had Anished the scribed @ “boiled ebirt” as the only . Pctod was as stil! as death. The warden, with tears in his eyes, admitted that . was pro er court drese, and consequently the man, but couid not account for the there are ominous mutterings of strange silence in the pound. He looked anarchy in he air. into the pena” ‘vo surprised to find every “ ee dog stone dead except Zav. He aione nad TuHose passionate persons who carry . Oven apie Wo stand it. He had been there their bearts in their mouths are rather gy yo Sets, ond np we teseted tis to be pitied then feared, Suppose . goor said: “Mr. Parrison, the Society for they should swallow? the Prevention of Ur.veity to Aninais toinks : ws ws drowning & very cruel way of killing dogs. Germans are horrified to find that] If you will sliow me . wul suggest that tney the delicious Dutch hams they have . Sive you €4.200 @ year tocome here four c # umes @ weea and give imitations of Irving.” been eating are American hamssmok-. "4 yy anxed nim and said it wouid be imposi“ ¥ Pony dopo sibie.ae_ my business compelied mete isevethe city.—Louis Herrison, in N. ¥. Worid. Tax rag hall st Vionew the clove! “A TBRRIBLE MISTAKE. success and netted $9,000 for the poor of the city, > Esouisa Torres are subscribing to defray the expenses. incurred by the Londo» Times in the Parnell Commission caxe. 1S as well,” she said, with a quiver of pain in % lonely, unfre~quented place, but I don’t mind; no one will know that I started for Aunt Meg’s on Clyde island, with my Iv nobody had @ passion for scquiring riches, bow many poor devil: fi : would be ou: of employment. wt iba rd a yin us ‘ The wind,which had Tue Man who jas to ask his wife o wind which driven her little craft hither in spite of all effort to prevent it, ion was blowing a gale, t ted on the sands and, spring. M4RR14GE would be more frequentMarcia pulled it b the ly a success iffewer men and women. po beach, wae fur car fare and tobacco money has no need of a mother-in-law. g z were failures. : Over there lay the city with her homé ie _} Bestling in its bosom, and Harley would be : i <. in. Cxpecting tea shortly now, but she wouldn’t “Tux cost of a cremation in Paris is be there—no, never again! only-60 cents. Vivid lightning streaked the horizon and ~ Serer the muttering thunder was coming nearer. ~ eae Wane, Marcia Lessinge shivered and vaguely wondered if it would not have been better eae Up : ' to have been drowned outright than this. The residence next to Methodiet Running along the sands looking for Church is offered for rent. Apply to shelter, she noticed a dim path leading into k Aumer. ; tf, the interior. The great drops of rain were Fron ae now beginning to fall, and, concluding to ‘ ;, . ust toits guidance, she turned into the Tue San Franci-co Evening Post ic. diminutive road and disappeared among the the leading evening paper of San Fran. low cedars lining the shore. : ; tf denly the storm burst over the city in allits fury, and luckless humanity rushed Indoors, In @ respectable-looking flat the smoldering fire on the hearth kept a frugal meal, a C long since prepared, from growing cold. In the hall @ youtg mechanic hung up his ORTH knowing is that blood dis. . damp coat,brushed his shoes and wonW eases which all other remedies fai) ro ed why no sound came from the adjoinAyer’s Sarsaparill room. 0 cure, yield to Wrosh pa bmg “Marcia must be out,” he thought; “but tion of this state. }*’s 20 awful night to get belated, thought Bie Duty Seer. LUN HARRI DG W hue in that desperate mood it sudden!y . . f samen a occurred tome that { bad not yet visiteu A Tokio correspondent gives some. *S be thhoeg : to ihe deata-watenh, who presented me to Book at present is wished for Reader} tue warden. Lasxed him if the oficers had ‘ to be lend from the procedeur of Send-. 2rouy tin a bull-dog who looxed Like across . Marcia sped along the path in the rushing iog.” “Wh of] °s** °&8 @ prize-fzhter and a comic opera. ing: 0 has read the Book _. He repiied that there was a dog of that de. our Company, above Three month by serspiion im the Gfub cell. 1 rusned toward olish reading, thought . ‘he dungeon and beheid Zab, who, upon berips Ohapacy oe send the Sigaolding me, set up @ how! which his three je Tot = auucred fei.ow prisoners joined in, and for mature of Special and may be lend by] ivout five minutes tne scene resemoied an Pprytng Lending Price that mitigating . after-dinver speech at a bar.quet more than I pianged my hand into My pocket to re : . . deem tim, when to my borror i discovered Bible Errer. j. * t '? that IL had brought-o0 money with me The A singular error in tne Bible has re-} “os were to be urowned in twenty minutes. stances to the warden, who smiled an Kast river smile, and said: “i don't know you, and can't ailow you to have the dog uniess you give me three dotiars.”—#toid him that Iwas Lous Harrison, the. comedian, and aswed if he had ever beard of me He said he fad frequentiy, but ne wouid require : positive proof that! was the man . Here futher. Seeing thet suethet and 6 Was a chance to have my abi::ity as a mimic ch ruses without interm:ssion. . said: “Warden,if 1 give you some imitations of rison?” He said he certainly would, at which the dogs set up another howl of agony. Well, 1 struck a tragic attitude, round the firm mouth, 4 “Sf I perish. Iam here } .and working faithfully over the fainting Marcia’ consciousness eyes. “Her son and not poor, abused Harley . ’? flashed through her mind. “0! it has been such a dreadful mistake!’ she moaned aloud geal being lost in such a storm is dreadful. t faintly. She was inwardly thanking God that she had missed Clyde. This being lost had brought such 9 sweet relief in its reve. lation. 4 il F F i E i u i enough to expect a safe return, ter. 1 know that he loves her!” terminus of the little woodland path. to see through the stormy twilight. A fai home.” : ping at the door. “Gracious mc! Why, come rignt in.” “You lost your way, did you?” ashore near by.” going to the city, I suppose?”’ going to Murray on Clyde." night but for the storm, “and here’s his picture,” taking up @ case from the table at her elbow. “That's him, his wife and little one,” she added, proudly. Marcia Lessinge gave it one “Startled same lovely woman, something like she had » ‘3 f cle i ipl ay pe E i 5 ; : [Including : the MARCIA PULLED IT HIGH UP ON THE BEACH, had Mo incividual ceil I introduced myseif they might find Mi Lessinge or her remains, for none were scarcely sanguine pb it was. ane dark very fast now. Bee SRE SE PAE “I may survive night,’’ she muttered, ena ‘+ 22 + 4 ee nd reach Clyde to-morrow, if I-tind-shelBs. Ex. “But she was beautiful,” catching her breath in whispers, with little, painful gasps, “the woman whom he caressed, and Not -heeding her steps, she caught her foot in a tangle of vines and fell; struggling to her feet shé pressed on toward the “It certainly leads somewhere,” yim 2 glimmer of light rewarded her aching vision. A few rods further and she came toa email cottage. “I did not know that this bit of land was really inhabited,” she said, much relieved; “but it is sofhebody’s Meanwhile they will sell everythin “May I come in?” she asked, faintly, rapAn old lady answered the summons. In a trice Marcia Lessinge found light and warmth in the plainly furnished, but pieasantinterior. A bright fire burning on the hearth reflected its cozy gleams on a few ld-fashioned portraits on the smoky walls, end the neat and tidy appearance of the room was altogether home-like and restful. After a change of clothing and a oup of fragrant tea, the cheery old woman ‘asked: “Yes,” answered Marcia, “my boat is ‘It’s awtul to be out in such a storm as this, ‘specially on the water. You were “No,” said Marcia; “coming from. I was “O; yes; that is a little farther north,’ rejoined the hostess. ‘My husband is over there for to-day; would have been back to“I’ve a son in the city,” she continued, glance and her head swam. Surely that We have all the Leading Brands in MENS’ RUBBER BO : Goodyear : Rubber : Co's: celebrated GOLD SEAL, (Crack Proof.) STOUT’S PATENT, (Snag Proof.) BOYS’ RUBBER BOOTS Men’s Rubber Overs, Self-acting Alaskas, Snow Excluders. ~ . LADIES? & MISSES FINE RUBBER BOOTS A’ Specialty. ———o: —Orders from the country promptly filled. GREAT CHEA =. EX. LENNIE & co., Ave DECIDED TO. 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Parlor a1 the afrai invitatio Armory evening There county j * two ser quintett. is howe cases an may arr A law sion of t Board « “ every co’ eléction should ¢ dred voti general this city An When ; his loca once tha or mone man wh: ing to hi his loca the tow list. J,8, issue thy the comi City Ms he serve ~~ made a . the duti seen them herself. A suffocating sense igintly: “Your son, did you say?” “Yes’m; perhaps you may have seep him. Ho pes at 122 West Fou street this, yeak; last year he rented f: up town, but it was more expensive.” “One hundrdd and twenty-two West Fourth street!” whispered M .rcia Lessinge With bloodless lips, “and not Harley,’ and witk a stifled cry she slipped to the floor. “Gracious me!’ exclaimed the old lady, “the storm’s been too much for her nerves,’’ ss — re if “Gracious mE! WHY, GOME RIGHT in.”" * she soon restored her to In a few minutes she opened her “ Yes,” answered the hostess; “tothink of might have cost you your life.’ Marcia replied in the affirmative, but ge reckon she’s to mother's.”” He went in and hand daily. ‘Even sat down by the fire; the tempest beat such deep-séated . ®€®vily at window and door, and he went and stubborn com. °¥@F 0 the drenched panes uneasily. lainte“as Rheu Some one enveloped in a €0ssamer was at P “arte Nseiscohty the outside door, and the young husband . tie Gout, and the . BSstened. ly eradicated by fully as soon as the door admitted him, the use of this won“Not ” : : ’ just now,” answered the husband, deriul alterative. . wut tog is prepared and waiting, so I Mrs. R. Irving . thought she had run over to your place for fear.” * About two years ago, after suffering . _ Harley geet, after om. suffering, 3, yrs “Out on the water?” and Lessinge stood added, meaningly, Ha. I then decide dumb witb terrified amazement gazing at into @ seat moaning. “She has been strange rs confined to my and began to improve at and the boy continued? once, gaining in strength and soon 5: . ne, td fy, Teannot Aven “She has seen you several times at ing has d good-bye. This may be h good as y Me Maonane villa. strangeness. For my part I Marcia 1 Mg beneficial gr te ‘ore I had . meant to never return.” one bottle, and I can “Ol my God!” cried the husband, breaktestify that it is the best bloodpet How of." = L, W. Wasd, Br,, . uf fare’, from the lad and rushing wildly » Texas, : away in the i. Cl dering, with man misgivings, if Harley Was not distrac with grief at her absence. Poor Harley! Bhe could remember, . jurst, on now that the other was off her mind, how kind and4tender he had always been to her, D , 110 West . . a moment and got storm-bound,” frail bark ever skim the blue foam-crested pee poet New “O! Harley; sheis lost on the water, I . .WaVéé6 With as earnest an occupant before? ” _ . the boy, who wrung his hand in heipless go to Harley!” she moaned entreatingly, ‘ ‘ : wigs Sygate. 4 ~ f. “What was she out there for, . clutching her brother’s arm in a frantig . “04 satisfaction and selling at low rates,/ plete cure, aad thee I have since had no . Theo!” he gasped, finally, Then he sank . way. disease ” we Fhe Btark Nashua, N. H.,. @f iste; but as she said nothing, 1 know tears dropped from his own hot eyes, And writes: “One year ago I was taken iii . nothing—I don't know what to do—poor . with an almost superhuman effort the bale Marcia!” broken-hearted wife calmed herself and . : came out of the} Theodore Raynor stood regarding his prepared to meet the worst—if it came. sickness very mnch debilitated, with po brother-in-lvw suspiciously. ‘was plain . anpetile, and my system disorder ip . that he doubted him. “1°il teil you if you softly fhto the darkened room Pes Beko: Ie Tt commenced to use Ayer’s don’t know.’ Lessinge looked Cc & to her brother's arm she stole up eagerly, suffering Hariey lay. = Many were the kisses, tender and kind, sed On the unconscious husband’s burnaR well-known . #42 West Fourth street; has seen you ing brow; many were the tears of bitter medicine,” Caress a lovely there and kiss the contrition cued over shes couch of pain bePome “T hay e: of ij. Childin her arms when you bade them fore the light of return’ i reason dawned ‘ 4 Cane Arent tea gy the to the again in the dear eyes. But at last they into the street. “I am perfectly inno-. her husband's breast and Inade it her concont of it all; never was at the number in fessional. I can never forgive myself for : . my life and know none of its occupants, O!, the days of pain I have caused you, Harley, Sarsa arilla Tmnvet find Marcia, must goto my wife,” Er And she sobbed out her repentant : : j “You can not now,’’ called the brother bah poeeenderad arms, ; PRI pele he Tee ae sald, with eco Eas 3 8 at Clyde—may have gotten there— lonate love, w! own tears ming! & Co., Lowell, Mass but I can’t see how, pO s 2 reaps “never mind, we will be drawn Leasinge sped close rain, intent on finding his little "Itwas tet a mistake, Mareia; and the Pant Wo! is fie 0 seal a tel oad wollte me: She could not sleep, but tossed about wonThe morning dawned beautifully calm, Uver the waters she fairly flew. Dids But the blinds were all drawn and a Lessinge sprang to his feet, a terstrange stillness reigned in the Lessinge. wedaing*Onkes:z 1 fear pressing like a weight on bis home as Marcia hurried up the walk. A é in heart. “What do you mean Theodore?” , Breat dread took p ion of her. QO} sees Senin ne Set ions “O! Hal J mean that Marcia was seen out . what had happened to Harley? without relief, I saw by an advertise. . ape east on Fs sap sid ba pr setind 6 wie a te pei A reasonable terms, inan 5 ne, ? ; Har weeny relieved of Rae aie d pag ove in such a storm anthia” sues ill. He re oa al oan "you," be . All order for anything {m my line promp ly attended to, By strict attention: te husiness, giving “Be quiet,” commanded Theodore as he ved all night about you,’”’ he a gave alow cry ofagony. “Let me ‘Compose yourself,” said he, while the FIKt.D, GABDENAND FLOWER SEED . CARRIAGE WOODWORKER HE FIRM OF DENNY having arranged with me tocon Working Department in connection heir Wagon Making ¥stablishment, will doeve rything in the Lowest Prices, desire to have it understood that @@MY TERMS ARE CASH -@a FOR ALL WORK DONE. shop do not have to e ‘H.C, MELL,Broad Street, Nevada City, General Wagonmaker, dacvand In the Most Excellent Manner and at . The Finest Brands of Cigars in Nevada City 4 ——— fully . Paid up Capital $30 000 A General Banking Business"Transacted. Wwe SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABL, . Sav Francisco. ; And Sacraments We issue BILLS OF-EXCHANG: Payable AT SIGHT inthe prin cipal cities ef GREAT BRITAIN. and EUROPE, Collections en any part of th. United States a specialty. Highest Price Paid fer Count: and State Warranre Geld and Silver Bullien ‘Two Fine Ranches, well improved, with bearing Orchards. __. Pied sant as tg Both places are within two miles of the Narrow Gaug. Both have good houses, barns, fine fruit,and ev ery advantage for a desirable home. + ay bine Vow PRESIDEN, JOUN T. MORGAN,.... CasHien D, E. MORGAN. -Ass'TCasHine and Szu’y vs, BR. Mp Hons, Joun T. Monea Gro. M. Hueusgs, E. M. Preston, New York Bakery. D. W. KELLER: Proprie‘or AVING PURCHASED THIS WFLI known] and popular Bakery ofG Wm OOMMEROIAL-8TREET, get eure. F “Isn’t Marcia here yet?” It was his and, although the water was still rough, Lintend to keep on band at all times a good wife’s brother who questioned thus fear. Marcia was on the sands before sunrise, so . variety of eager was she to get back to the husband she had so wrongfully misjudged, BREAD. fimd Fastry Made to order on short notice and on most hope to merit a tiboral patronage. D. W. KELLEREtc. where poor, onee more.on her with theeld love, stronger than illness or death in their Fe" G! pak ‘it was that Marcia hid her face on Agents for the Daily Transoript, Palmer & Re 9. P. -. New York New York Philadelphia NW.A =e Portland, 0 1) w together for having suffered. or -_-—o—-— CORRESPONDENTS New York—First National Bank San Francisco—First National Bank. Sacramento—Natienal Bank of D. 0, . —L. P. FISHER Ne wspaper Advertising Ageney. ROOMS 20 AN Special Bargains inLands. 5000-320 acres, three miles from Grass Valley; good house and barn ; orchard in bearing; a large, never-failin ly of nts, tools, etc., with place. a acidiid $59) )-125 scres; not mora than 2 miles from Navada City or Grass Val ley; nearly all clegred ; good honse and _barn;fineorehard -in-besring;‘conatat= } good water; all can be irrigated ; all under fence, $37 50-450 ncres gently rolling fruit or grazing land; all fenced ; 100 acres cleared ; good wate $2500. . Great bargain ; $9006-00 scree good friiit land, situate three miles from Nevada City; 15 acres cleared; house and barn, vineyard, garden, six head cattle, “wagon and farming implements; f D 21 MERCHANT'S EXCHANGE, CALIFORNIA STREET, 8AN FRANCISCO, acres cle. red ; good free. water; all impleme » ADVERTISEMENTS ted for all news: on the Pacific Coast, t Polynesia, Mexican Po; onies, the Eastern State eyerv newspaper published bs paper p bnil ing of a variety of rees Sa must be sold, P DRS. BOBO & HUTCHINS, Physicians and ‘Surgeons. $2 . 5000425 acres of good frui two barns; 100 acres cleared ; ore! of place. Will he sold at the abo $4 1 50-104 acres; highly i water, seven head of cattle, two horses, wagon, situate three miles from Nevada City, farin at a low price, ve low price on account of absence, FFICK AT DR. BOBO mproved ; good house and barn, orchard, free ‘Beckman’s Building. Working Glasses Attention. @ are now prepared to furnish all clagsb employment at home, 4ll the time, or for-thei tew, light and-pro sex easily clear from 50 cents to proper sum b the~-bui 5 ‘arn nearly.as much as men. e this may send their add siness, Ve make this offer, well satisfied we will sen arto pay for the trouble of w culars and outfit free. Add & (4,, Portland, Maine Dividend Notios. OF PIFTY CENTS PER Capital Stock of the CJTIome due and payable ’8 OFFICE IN $2500--125 acres; 4 miles from Nevada City ; 80 acres cleared; house and barn ; some !ruit trees; free water for irrigating, growth of pine and oak timber, soil is ‘very rich and will make « VIDEND NO. 87, lon and after Ma of sheditieons 5 JOHN T, MORGAN, Cashier. A. WUTKE, Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker _—O— Ee These are only a few of the -ba FINE ROOTS AND HORS A sPEUiaLTy . Offer at present, We have all kind REPAIRING NEATLY DONE LP ___—_——_——_ SS For Sale or Rant on Easy Taras! A rare chance to secure a profitable P ded by fuland competen Drug Loans on other securities Bank premises Furniture and fixtures, “Bate ta Heal eatate taken for _ debt. 4,889, {JAMES KINKEAD GIVES NOTICE THAT he is always prepared to do all kinds of holster ing on short notice. ring Mattresses, Hair Mattresses, Feather Pillows, Moss Mattresses, Bed Lounves, Single Lounges, ete., etc., made to order, \ FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF ALL KINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVER IN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER. Pianos, Pictures and Furniture pack. ed for shippine a Specialty, Piano Movine Promptly attended to and Carefully Performed. {All at the Lowest Living Rates TOR CASEZ, Thankful for past patronage, I respectful ly solicit « continuance in the future. SHOP .ON PINE. STREET, Second door South of Geo. E. Turner's Hardware Store, opposite K. of P. Hall. James Kiokead. SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT ‘OF THE— CITIZENS BANK With its Ageney at Grass Valley, ( Showing ite financial condition on the morning o: abuary lst, 1890, RESOURCES, Cash onhand .. . $ 24 811.18; Checks and cash items.” OPT St Due from banks .-,, 4,898.41 Gold bullion. ..,.' 8,019,86 Itema farcoliection . 8,410.12 Interest-bearing bonds, 24, 00.00 County warrants 8,801 35 'oens on real estate. 87,275.00 ns on bonds and storks, es 5,156.58 3 dol 7,670.61. 611,82" 00 Loans on personal ge:“WRN. cs cuparae oh eee ewes wees STATE OF CaLivorNia, CounTy oF NEVADA r; large house and barn ; improvements cost shout Total**:'*+ 0.5), 3 ‘$211,805.01 $211,885.51 ; LIABILITIES. Paid . f 000,00 Reasive A be ‘ 00 horse and . )styided pronid'’.’ iagiese ree water for irrigating, A real bargain. Due“anks.. .. wig oe t and vegetable land; twogood houses and . "Ped dividends. —_—— 1 hard and garden; free water for & portion ONO soot res ARLLMMOE. $811.80 We, th reighed. do solemnly swear and all farming implements; 'tmat Wwe each be yy personal knowledge of . he matters contain on the and that the same is a por, of the tnenil eee ‘ -at Grass f “agency f our knowledge el alley, on the morning o acoordl the best : ta therein steed atu tte SE Bank »nd ite proper off and correspondents, : ‘ h -_——00— . We futne ow that, the =bride piel seek eae ogee ae TIMBER DAMN DE. 4s appears inthe if2 AN; Aast. Cashier. $8000.--560 acres; two miles from Nevada City; covered with a fine : which alone is worth more than price asked ; R e Notaiy ellent fi ; ea rye ys aty of Nevad scellent fruit land when cleared ; all can be ee of Galte Oe caveats éay of 1) BRABLA, Notary Public rgains we have to s-of Lands ‘at prices with ihesery sesh wm aed ranging from $5 to $75 per acre. Terms Wasy, * Berks Paves ability Ir you or drink ‘Liver R 2 Fine a dies, Mi at Mrs. street. 4 There the reg to be he attenda £ The Lodge, held Wi e Farni of Char fr Fresh merly « be obta Plaza § ' Your fect con styles, They cc m5-6t PEAR let adju Crot chitis Shiloh’ Wom find fi and cw Whon When When When _ YPETERREELE

. Perfectly possible account of the circumstances is given in II Kings, VIII] ing ector if the dogs wouid only allow my _edin Holland.. eisce, ‘or nearly two years from rheumatic yible gout, being able to walk only wiih great make a trial of this medicine, and took it regularly for e pleased to sa with rheumatism, honse six months. covering my usual hea! too much in praise of eine, bu eon mo. : eee (Concluded from Tueeday’s paper.) . : dering aimlessiy about, dazed drenched “pice ors Sen Yana Freeh ta tothe skin. He took him home cence ral, North Moore’s ; foraphysician eremrest ne yy en Meantime the storm had. #bated ‘ana “Som Stak eee Theat ae errs to the -. ; satisfaction. At one ume . seriously oramaranes . 3 satan tf No bed chee a acrey bull-don oo te Sec ‘~ . asking seen a si TH ; WEDNESDAY,” MAROH 12, 1690. too Usage ana dirccucg way puiaon 8 —_—__ ward of fifteen doliars to Tippoo Tib for nis recovery English as Written im Japan. the “pound.” Jumping into a amusing specimens of English as it is} dasned off at once fur tue foot of Une Hun written by the Japanese. Among —— — oo pein The —_ is a e ug. low building exvending some distance therm are these, from a library comait iain the ioe egy r. ponds erage pany’s rules: ‘The Profession of our by row als, tuxz-voals and barss—prinCom pany is supplying the all Japanexe . cipai:y barxs There is a large tanu under Classica) and Modren Books or Chinsee iton wiuch is painved tn Diack-and-tan iet: ters on 2 sXy-terner oackground “No a a 1 English Language Books _ . declined with tanks” Tue pound-keeperse Readers for recieving duly. Lending . a nan Who iooks asif he might taxe @ lot Pree.” “The object of our library is . °f erricrs from the pen and free fre.and at ; the drop’of the hat. Avont tnree hundred for the Reader who desired, to Read mon;‘rel dogs are imprisoned 1n_a large cell many book at one time for searching waiting upul the law decides whetner they useful matter. Therefore all book] shall be executed by eiecuricity or fleas. which $e ready in our Company, te The paupered scions of mobier races each permit te Read; but the prevailing 1-10 of ad : auy thing I have yet encountered. cently been unearthed, It occurs in Whai-was todo! 1 expiained the circum II Chronicles, XXII 2. There Ahaziab is described as having, at the age of forty-two, sueceeded. his father, who died at the age forty, 0: in other words Ab:ziah was two years older than bis rect«nized in a field never worked by a liv 26, itis suprising that such a glaring. voice to be heard—tiat was my only fear. error should “tll escaped the oa of Trey kept up a steady stream of Wagnerian the many Jearned divines who, from time to time, have revised the Bible. . ce1eprated actors will you beeve I’m HarAccording to the book of Kings Ahaziah 8 age at the time of his succession was only twenty-two. and began to imitate Henry irving as Hamoe jet. As! proceeded the howls grew fainter Kine Doan of Senegambia has Pre-/ @ed fainver, an“ wheu I had Anished the scribed @ “boiled ebirt” as the only . Pctod was as stil! as death. The warden, with tears in his eyes, admitted that . was pro er court drese, and consequently the man, but couid not account for the there are ominous mutterings of strange silence in the pound. He looked anarchy in he air. into the pena” ‘vo surprised to find every “ ee dog stone dead except Zav. He aione nad TuHose passionate persons who carry . Oven apie Wo stand it. He had been there their bearts in their mouths are rather gy yo Sets, ond np we teseted tis to be pitied then feared, Suppose . goor said: “Mr. Parrison, the Society for they should swallow? the Prevention of Ur.veity to Aninais toinks : ws ws drowning & very cruel way of killing dogs. Germans are horrified to find that] If you will sliow me . wul suggest that tney the delicious Dutch hams they have . Sive you €4.200 @ year tocome here four c # umes @ weea and give imitations of Irving.” been eating are American hamssmok-. "4 yy anxed nim and said it wouid be imposi“ ¥ Pony dopo sibie.ae_ my business compelied mete isevethe city.—Louis Herrison, in N. ¥. Worid. Tax rag hall st Vionew the clove! “A TBRRIBLE MISTAKE. success and netted $9,000 for the poor of the city, > Esouisa Torres are subscribing to defray the expenses. incurred by the Londo» Times in the Parnell Commission caxe. 1S as well,” she said, with a quiver of pain in % lonely, unfre~quented place, but I don’t mind; no one will know that I started for Aunt Meg’s on Clyde island, with my Iv nobody had @ passion for scquiring riches, bow many poor devil: fi : would be ou: of employment. wt iba rd a yin us ‘ The wind,which had Tue Man who jas to ask his wife o wind which driven her little craft hither in spite of all effort to prevent it, ion was blowing a gale, t ted on the sands and, spring. M4RR14GE would be more frequentMarcia pulled it b the ly a success iffewer men and women. po beach, wae fur car fare and tobacco money has no need of a mother-in-law. g z were failures. : Over there lay the city with her homé ie _} Bestling in its bosom, and Harley would be : i <. in. Cxpecting tea shortly now, but she wouldn’t “Tux cost of a cremation in Paris is be there—no, never again! only-60 cents. Vivid lightning streaked the horizon and ~ Serer the muttering thunder was coming nearer. ~ eae Wane, Marcia Lessinge shivered and vaguely wondered if it would not have been better eae Up : ' to have been drowned outright than this. The residence next to Methodiet Running along the sands looking for Church is offered for rent. Apply to shelter, she noticed a dim path leading into k Aumer. ; tf, the interior. The great drops of rain were Fron ae now beginning to fall, and, concluding to ‘ ;, . ust toits guidance, she turned into the Tue San Franci-co Evening Post ic. diminutive road and disappeared among the the leading evening paper of San Fran. low cedars lining the shore. : ; tf denly the storm burst over the city in allits fury, and luckless humanity rushed Indoors, In @ respectable-looking flat the smoldering fire on the hearth kept a frugal meal, a C long since prepared, from growing cold. In the hall @ youtg mechanic hung up his ORTH knowing is that blood dis. . damp coat,brushed his shoes and wonW eases which all other remedies fai) ro ed why no sound came from the adjoinAyer’s Sarsaparill room. 0 cure, yield to Wrosh pa bmg “Marcia must be out,” he thought; “but tion of this state. }*’s 20 awful night to get belated, thought Bie Duty Seer. LUN HARRI DG W hue in that desperate mood it sudden!y . . f samen a occurred tome that { bad not yet visiteu A Tokio correspondent gives some. *S be thhoeg : to ihe deata-watenh, who presented me to Book at present is wished for Reader} tue warden. Lasxed him if the oficers had ‘ to be lend from the procedeur of Send-. 2rouy tin a bull-dog who looxed Like across . Marcia sped along the path in the rushing iog.” “Wh of] °s** °&8 @ prize-fzhter and a comic opera. ing: 0 has read the Book _. He repiied that there was a dog of that de. our Company, above Three month by serspiion im the Gfub cell. 1 rusned toward olish reading, thought . ‘he dungeon and beheid Zab, who, upon berips Ohapacy oe send the Sigaolding me, set up @ how! which his three je Tot = auucred fei.ow prisoners joined in, and for mature of Special and may be lend by] ivout five minutes tne scene resemoied an Pprytng Lending Price that mitigating . after-dinver speech at a bar.quet more than I pianged my hand into My pocket to re : . . deem tim, when to my borror i discovered Bible Errer. j. * t '? that IL had brought-o0 money with me The A singular error in tne Bible has re-} “os were to be urowned in twenty minutes. stances to the warden, who smiled an Kast river smile, and said: “i don't know you, and can't ailow you to have the dog uniess you give me three dotiars.”—#toid him that Iwas Lous Harrison, the. comedian, and aswed if he had ever beard of me He said he fad frequentiy, but ne wouid require : positive proof that! was the man . Here futher. Seeing thet suethet and 6 Was a chance to have my abi::ity as a mimic ch ruses without interm:ssion. . said: “Warden,if 1 give you some imitations of rison?” He said he certainly would, at which the dogs set up another howl of agony. Well, 1 struck a tragic attitude, round the firm mouth, 4 “Sf I perish. Iam here } .and working faithfully over the fainting Marcia’ consciousness eyes. “Her son and not poor, abused Harley . ’? flashed through her mind. “0! it has been such a dreadful mistake!’ she moaned aloud geal being lost in such a storm is dreadful. t faintly. She was inwardly thanking God that she had missed Clyde. This being lost had brought such 9 sweet relief in its reve. lation. 4 il F F i E i u i enough to expect a safe return, ter. 1 know that he loves her!” terminus of the little woodland path. to see through the stormy twilight. A fai home.” : ping at the door. “Gracious mc! Why, come rignt in.” “You lost your way, did you?” ashore near by.” going to the city, I suppose?”’ going to Murray on Clyde." night but for the storm, “and here’s his picture,” taking up @ case from the table at her elbow. “That's him, his wife and little one,” she added, proudly. Marcia Lessinge gave it one “Startled same lovely woman, something like she had » ‘3 f cle i ipl ay pe E i 5 ; : [Including : the MARCIA PULLED IT HIGH UP ON THE BEACH, had Mo incividual ceil I introduced myseif they might find Mi Lessinge or her remains, for none were scarcely sanguine pb it was. ane dark very fast now. Bee SRE SE PAE “I may survive night,’’ she muttered, ena ‘+ 22 + 4 ee nd reach Clyde to-morrow, if I-tind-shelBs. Ex. “But she was beautiful,” catching her breath in whispers, with little, painful gasps, “the woman whom he caressed, and Not -heeding her steps, she caught her foot in a tangle of vines and fell; struggling to her feet shé pressed on toward the “It certainly leads somewhere,” yim 2 glimmer of light rewarded her aching vision. A few rods further and she came toa email cottage. “I did not know that this bit of land was really inhabited,” she said, much relieved; “but it is sofhebody’s Meanwhile they will sell everythin “May I come in?” she asked, faintly, rapAn old lady answered the summons. In a trice Marcia Lessinge found light and warmth in the plainly furnished, but pieasantinterior. A bright fire burning on the hearth reflected its cozy gleams on a few ld-fashioned portraits on the smoky walls, end the neat and tidy appearance of the room was altogether home-like and restful. After a change of clothing and a oup of fragrant tea, the cheery old woman ‘asked: “Yes,” answered Marcia, “my boat is ‘It’s awtul to be out in such a storm as this, ‘specially on the water. You were “No,” said Marcia; “coming from. I was “O; yes; that is a little farther north,’ rejoined the hostess. ‘My husband is over there for to-day; would have been back to“I’ve a son in the city,” she continued, glance and her head swam. Surely that We have all the Leading Brands in MENS’ RUBBER BO : Goodyear : Rubber : Co's: celebrated GOLD SEAL, (Crack Proof.) STOUT’S PATENT, (Snag Proof.) BOYS’ RUBBER BOOTS Men’s Rubber Overs, Self-acting Alaskas, Snow Excluders. ~ . LADIES? & MISSES FINE RUBBER BOOTS A’ Specialty. ———o: —Orders from the country promptly filled. GREAT CHEA =. EX. LENNIE & co., Ave DECIDED TO. 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dred voti general this city An When ; his loca once tha or mone man wh: ing to hi his loca the tow list. J,8, issue thy the comi City Ms he serve ~~ made a . the duti seen them herself. A suffocating sense igintly: “Your son, did you say?” “Yes’m; perhaps you may have seep him. Ho pes at 122 West Fou street this, yeak; last year he rented f: up town, but it was more expensive.” “One hundrdd and twenty-two West Fourth street!” whispered M .rcia Lessinge With bloodless lips, “and not Harley,’ and witk a stifled cry she slipped to the floor. “Gracious me!’ exclaimed the old lady, “the storm’s been too much for her nerves,’’ ss — re if “Gracious mE! WHY, GOME RIGHT in.”" * she soon restored her to In a few minutes she opened her “ Yes,” answered the hostess; “tothink of might have cost you your life.’ Marcia replied in the affirmative, but ge reckon she’s to mother's.”” He went in and hand daily. ‘Even sat down by the fire; the tempest beat such deep-séated . ®€®vily at window and door, and he went and stubborn com. °¥@F 0 the drenched panes uneasily. lainte“as Rheu Some one enveloped in a €0ssamer was at P “arte Nseiscohty the outside door, and the young husband . tie Gout, and the . BSstened. ly eradicated by fully as soon as the door admitted him, the use of this won“Not ” : : ’ just now,” answered the husband, deriul alterative. . wut tog is prepared and waiting, so I Mrs. R. Irving . thought she had run over to your place for fear.” * About two years ago, after suffering . _ Harley geet, after om. suffering, 3, yrs “Out on the water?” and Lessinge stood added, meaningly, Ha. I then decide dumb witb terrified amazement gazing at into @ seat moaning. “She has been strange rs confined to my and began to improve at and the boy continued? once, gaining in strength and soon 5: . ne, td fy, Teannot Aven “She has seen you several times at ing has d good-bye. This may be h good as y Me Maonane villa. strangeness. For my part I Marcia 1 Mg beneficial gr te ‘ore I had . meant to never return.” one bottle, and I can “Ol my God!” cried the husband, breaktestify that it is the best bloodpet How of." = L, W. Wasd, Br,, . uf fare’, from the lad and rushing wildly » Texas, : away in the i. Cl dering, with man misgivings, if Harley Was not distrac with grief at her absence. Poor Harley! Bhe could remember, . jurst, on now that the other was off her mind, how kind and4tender he had always been to her, D , 110 West . . a moment and got storm-bound,” frail bark ever skim the blue foam-crested pee poet New “O! Harley; sheis lost on the water, I . .WaVéé6 With as earnest an occupant before? ” _ . the boy, who wrung his hand in heipless go to Harley!” she moaned entreatingly, ‘ ‘ : wigs Sygate. 4 ~ f. “What was she out there for, . clutching her brother’s arm in a frantig . “04 satisfaction and selling at low rates,/ plete cure, aad thee I have since had no . Theo!” he gasped, finally, Then he sank . way. disease ” we Fhe Btark Nashua, N. H.,. @f iste; but as she said nothing, 1 know tears dropped from his own hot eyes, And writes: “One year ago I was taken iii . nothing—I don't know what to do—poor . with an almost superhuman effort the bale Marcia!” broken-hearted wife calmed herself and . : came out of the} Theodore Raynor stood regarding his prepared to meet the worst—if it came. sickness very mnch debilitated, with po brother-in-lvw suspiciously. ‘was plain . anpetile, and my system disorder ip . that he doubted him. “1°il teil you if you softly fhto the darkened room Pes Beko: Ie Tt commenced to use Ayer’s don’t know.’ Lessinge looked Cc & to her brother's arm she stole up eagerly, suffering Hariey lay. = Many were the kisses, tender and kind, sed On the unconscious husband’s burnaR well-known . #42 West Fourth street; has seen you ing brow; many were the tears of bitter medicine,” Caress a lovely there and kiss the contrition cued over shes couch of pain bePome “T hay e: of ij. Childin her arms when you bade them fore the light of return’ i reason dawned ‘ 4 Cane Arent tea gy the to the again in the dear eyes. But at last they into the street. “I am perfectly inno-. her husband's breast and Inade it her concont of it all; never was at the number in fessional. I can never forgive myself for : . my life and know none of its occupants, O!, the days of pain I have caused you, Harley, Sarsa arilla Tmnvet find Marcia, must goto my wife,” Er And she sobbed out her repentant : : j “You can not now,’’ called the brother bah poeeenderad arms, ; PRI pele he Tee ae sald, with eco Eas 3 8 at Clyde—may have gotten there— lonate love, w! own tears ming! & Co., Lowell, Mass but I can’t see how, pO s 2 reaps “never mind, we will be drawn Leasinge sped close rain, intent on finding his little "Itwas tet a mistake, Mareia; and the Pant Wo! is fie 0 seal a tel oad wollte me: She could not sleep, but tossed about wonThe morning dawned beautifully calm, Uver the waters she fairly flew. Dids But the blinds were all drawn and a Lessinge sprang to his feet, a terstrange stillness reigned in the Lessinge. wedaing*Onkes:z 1 fear pressing like a weight on bis home as Marcia hurried up the walk. A é in heart. “What do you mean Theodore?” , Breat dread took p ion of her. QO} sees Senin ne Set ions “O! Hal J mean that Marcia was seen out . what had happened to Harley? without relief, I saw by an advertise. . ape east on Fs sap sid ba pr setind 6 wie a te pei A reasonable terms, inan 5 ne, ? ; Har weeny relieved of Rae aie d pag ove in such a storm anthia” sues ill. He re oa al oan "you," be . All order for anything {m my line promp ly attended to, By strict attention: te husiness, giving “Be quiet,” commanded Theodore as he ved all night about you,’”’ he a gave alow cry ofagony. “Let me ‘Compose yourself,” said he, while the FIKt.D, GABDENAND FLOWER SEED . CARRIAGE WOODWORKER HE FIRM OF DENNY having arranged with me tocon Working Department in connection heir Wagon Making ¥stablishment, will doeve rything in the Lowest Prices, desire to have it understood that @@MY TERMS ARE CASH -@a FOR ALL WORK DONE. shop do not have to e ‘H.C, MELL,Broad Street, Nevada City, General Wagonmaker, dacvand In the Most Excellent Manner and at . The Finest Brands of Cigars in Nevada City 4 ——— fully . Paid up Capital $30 000 A General Banking Business"Transacted. Wwe SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABL, . Sav Francisco. ; And Sacraments We issue BILLS OF-EXCHANG: Payable AT SIGHT inthe prin cipal cities ef GREAT BRITAIN. and EUROPE, Collections en any part of th. United States a specialty. Highest Price Paid fer Count: and State Warranre Geld and Silver Bullien ‘Two Fine Ranches, well improved, with bearing Orchards. __. Pied sant as tg Both places are within two miles of the Narrow Gaug. Both have good houses, barns, fine fruit,and ev ery advantage for a desirable home. + ay bine Vow PRESIDEN, JOUN T. MORGAN,........ CasHien D, E. MORGAN. -Ass'TCasHine and Szu’y vs, BR. Mp Hons, Joun T. Monea Gro. M. Hueusgs, E. M. Preston, New York Bakery. D. W. KELLER: Proprie‘or AVING PURCHASED THIS WFLI known] and popular Bakery ofG Wm OOMMEROIAL-8TREET, get eure. F “Isn’t Marcia here yet?” It was his and, although the water was still rough, Lintend to keep on band at all times a good wife’s brother who questioned thus fear. Marcia was on the sands before sunrise, so . variety of eager was she to get back to the husband she had so wrongfully misjudged, BREAD. fimd Fastry Made to order on short notice and on most hope to merit a tiboral patronage. D. W. KELLEREtc. where poor, onee more.on her with theeld love, stronger than illness or death in their Fe" G! pak ‘it was that Marcia hid her face on Agents for the Daily Transoript, Palmer & Re 9. P. -. New York New York Philadelphia NW.A =e Portland, 0 1) w together for having suffered. or -_-—o—-— CORRESPONDENTS New York—First National Bank San Francisco—First National Bank. Sacramento—Natienal Bank of D. 0, . —L. P. FISHER Ne wspaper Advertising Ageney. ROOMS 20 AN Special Bargains inLands. 5000-320 acres, three miles from Grass Valley; good house and barn ; orchard in bearing; a large, never-failin ly of nts, tools, etc., with place. a acidiid $59) )-125 scres; not mora than 2 miles from Navada City or Grass Val ley; nearly all clegred ; good honse and _barn;fineorehard -in-besring;‘conatat= } good water; all can be irrigated ; all under fence, $37 50-450 ncres gently rolling fruit or grazing land; all fenced ; 100 acres cleared ; good wate $2500. . Great bargain ; $9006-00 scree good friiit land, situate three miles from Nevada City; 15 acres cleared; house and barn, vineyard, garden, six head cattle, “wagon and farming implements; f D 21 MERCHANT'S EXCHANGE, CALIFORNIA STREET, 8AN FRANCISCO, acres cle. red ; good free. water; all impleme » ADVERTISEMENTS ted for all news: on the Pacific Coast, t Polynesia, Mexican Po; onies, the Eastern State eyerv newspaper published bs paper p bnil ing of a variety of rees Sa must be sold, P DRS. BOBO & HUTCHINS, Physicians and ‘Surgeons. $2 . 5000425 acres of good frui two barns; 100 acres cleared ; ore! of place. Will he sold at the abo $4 1 50-104 acres; highly i water, seven head of cattle, two horses, wagon, situate three miles from Nevada City, farin at a low price, ve low price on account of absence, FFICK AT DR. BOBO mproved ; good house and barn, orchard, free ‘Beckman’s Building. Working Glasses Attention. @ are now prepared to furnish all clagsb employment at home, 4ll the time, or for-thei tew, light and-pro sex easily clear from 50 cents to proper sum b the~-bui 5 ‘arn nearly.as much as men. e this may send their add siness, Ve make this offer, well satisfied we will sen arto pay for the trouble of w culars and outfit free. Add & (4,, Portland, Maine Dividend Notios. OF PIFTY CENTS PER Capital Stock of the CJTIome due and payable ’8 OFFICE IN $2500--125 acres; 4 miles from Nevada City ; 80 acres cleared; house and barn ; some !ruit trees; free water for irrigating, growth of pine and oak timber, soil is ‘very rich and will make « VIDEND NO. 87, lon and after Ma of sheditieons 5 JOHN T, MORGAN, Cashier. A. WUTKE, Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker _—O— Ee These are only a few of the -ba FINE ROOTS AND HORS A sPEUiaLTy . Offer at present, We have all kind REPAIRING NEATLY DONE LP ___—_——_——_ SS For Sale or Rant on Easy Taras! A rare chance to secure a profitable P ded by fuland competen Drug Loans on other securities Bank premises Furniture and fixtures, “Bate ta Heal eatate taken for _ debt. 4,889, {JAMES KINKEAD GIVES NOTICE THAT he is always prepared to do all kinds of holster ing on short notice. ring Mattresses, Hair Mattresses, Feather Pillows, Moss Mattresses, Bed Lounves, Single Lounges, ete., etc., made to order, \ FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF ALL KINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVER IN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER. Pianos, Pictures and Furniture pack. ed for shippine a Specialty, Piano Movine Promptly attended to and Carefully Performed. {All at the Lowest Living Rates TOR CASEZ, Thankful for past patronage, I respectful ly solicit « continuance in the future. SHOP .ON PINE. STREET, Second door South of Geo. E. Turner's Hardware Store, opposite K. of P. Hall. James Kiokead. SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT ‘OF THE— CITIZENS BANK With its Ageney at Grass Valley, ( Showing ite financial condition on the morning o: abuary lst, 1890, RESOURCES, Cash onhand ... . $ 24 811.18; Checks and cash items.” OPT St Due from banks .-,, 4,898.41 Gold bullion. ...,.' 8,019,86 Itema farcoliection .. 8,410.12 Interest-bearing bonds, 24, 00.00 County warrants 8,801 35 'oens on real estate.. 87,275.00 ns on bonds and storks, es 5,156.58 3 dol 7,670.61. 611,82" 00 Loans on personal ge:“WRN. cs cuparae oh eee ewes wees STATE OF CaLivorNia, CounTy oF NEVADA r; large house and barn ; improvements cost shout Total**:'*+ 0.5), 3 ‘$211,805.01 $211,885.51 ; LIABILITIES. Paid . f 000,00 Reasive A be ‘ 00 horse and . )styided pronid'’.’ iagiese ree water for irrigating, A real bargain. Due“anks... .... wig oe t and vegetable land; twogood houses and . "Ped dividends.. —_—— 1 hard and garden; free water for & portion ONO soot res ARLLMMOE. $811.80 We, th reighed. do solemnly swear and all farming implements; 'tmat Wwe each be yy personal knowledge of . he matters contain on the and that the same is a por, of the tnenil eee ‘ -at Grass f “agency f our knowledge el alley, on the morning o acoordl the best : ta therein steed atu tte SE Bank »nd ite proper off and correspondents, : ‘ h -_——00— . We futne ow that, the =bride piel seek eae ogee ae TIMBER DAMN DE. 4s appears inthe if2 AN; Aast. Cashier. $8000.--560 acres; two miles from Nevada City; covered with a fine : which alone is worth more than price asked ; R e Notaiy ellent fi ; ea rye ys aty of Nevad scellent fruit land when cleared ; all can be ee of Galte Oe caveats éay of 1) BRABLA, Notary Public rgains we have to s-of Lands ‘at prices with ihesery sesh wm aed ranging from $5 to $75 per acre. 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