March 22, 1890 (4 pages)

100 ABLE Ate NGit Fin. ‘AEN the amt, DEY DE HI; SEU'v KGa AN ket AUBA sale o ind J ER el. Pric 0k 1etor ited fi — half-past eight o’clock Th evening at his home on East Broad street and his foneral wi;] take place from there at two o’clock Saturday afternoon. Mr. Ducray “was attacked with pneumonia on last Satorday afternoon and from that time he failed rapidly. The.announcement of hisdeath was @ sur} rise to the community, a8 but few peopl+ were aware ~ of his illness. Thedeceased was a native of France and when a youth came from that country to America. His home was for awhile in Pennsylvania . where he was employed on a canal. Since be came here from the Keystone State he had been engaged in’ mininy and horticultaral pursuits and io addition thereto. worked for the—City Water Company. Heleaves a wif but nochildren. Mr. Ducray was held' in high esteem by ‘his fellow ciiizens. He wasa man of geniality and he ranked high for probity and industry His death will be mourned by a who knew him. Bare a A Tough wmarigktare: The Nevada Cityand_ Grass Valley “turnpike” has some bad spots in it. ——-——Ata= point-between the Glenbrook House and the race track the wagonway is so soft that vehicles can pase there only when empity. Passengers and. drivers on the busses to and from Grass Valley are compelied to alight and walk when.they getthere. Drive: Vineent’s lead horse—he uses » spike team—sank down there « Frida) morning between three and four fee. and it looked for awhile as though nothing more than the bridle would b: saved. The animal was fina!ly pried out. Thatroad is a black eye to the Bartlett pear belt. ee Stood Up at Grass Valley. Three Nevada City young me. sey that last Wednesday night, as they were walking along a Grass Valles street after having atiended the Mid dle Class-party at-McDonald’s Hall « big: man stepped up and grabbed one “of their number by tite shoulder The two other youthe ran away where upon the man releaved his hold of the them. . The boys declare they believ: the man was bent upon robbing them. but it is more likely he was huntin. . forthe ubiquitous ahd irrepressibk ‘Peeping Tom’ who is enareenine that town’s attention. The jake canes 1 Calendar. —/Plip-tatnd-cnlendar-in—the Superior Court is usually called on the firs: Monday of each month. For tie month of April the calendar will be calledon Wednesday, March 31st, ar on April Ist Judge Walling will got T MAN AND WOMAN. erect “. The Distinctive Characteristics of for the past fo years ers died at} the Two Sexes From a Woman’s Standpoint, {Written for ‘the TRanscaipr. i} It was well Yor woman-that she was an underling in the days when the world’s heroes drank mead from> human skulls. It were better to be a cipher than an Alexander, a Jewghis" Khan or a Napoleon. Man was plan nedininfinite wisdom; he is lord of creation. The snbjagation of the material world was as necessary « s'age of growth as the carboniferous period of the formation of the earth Chis was a primary condition of the development. of the race, a fundamental means of its refinement. Man was first in art, first in war, first in music, everywhere laying a material foundation on which the spiritual isto be built. ‘That man isthe body of the race, the fleeh and blood, is proven by the vast quantities of opium, tobacco. and spirits that are manufactured for his use. Meri believe little that is not demonstrable to the senses, hence they shut Galileo ina dungeon, persecuted the discoverers, and stoned the prophets. Men located the soul first in the ventricles of the brain, then in the stomach, then in the: muscular’ heart, then in the frontal sinus, and proved by indisputable facts that each hypothesis was the true one. Man houses and feeds the body, woman caltivates in the soul theseeds -o1 soodness, purity and everlasting bappiness. Man is the body, woman is pirit, and since spirit is power and moves the body all things converge oward her. She swaysa magic wand, more powerful than the staff of office, the eceptre or the crosier. Man is external and deals with outward things, woman isinternal. In an externui -ge the writing of music would nator ally fall to man, but woman is the priestess of music. In the harmony that is to descend upon the earth, a harmony no lessof sounds and nuwvers than of souls, woman will play an audible part. The keynotes have already keen struck, Masculine reasoning is induative, . the feminine deductive. Professor Agassiz said that he had _ devoted twenty-five years to natural science and their fruit was a single discovery which he stated in three lines of a ‘vewspapercolumn, Men had tried to tind ‘the law of crystals through the senses. It was grasped by the poet Hany whose mind was saturated with . ideas of symmetry, and who believed that there was a hidden “beauty in them, though the senses were unable to discern it. Goethe made an important discovery in botany by _perYolo county: to hold court for Judg« ceiving a truth threugh the imaginaPERSONAL MENTION. Secial and Other Netes Abeut . People Old and Young. Levi_Kendrick has returned from San Francisco, 4 J. B. Fenchell went to San Francisco Friday. on a visit, Smartsville were here. Fri day. Rev. Father Tanham, whohas been . ill since last week, is convalescent. James Chisholm of North San Juan was in town Thureday night on bis wav below. R.T. Stinson, the upholsterer, has gone to Seattle and his wife will soon join him there. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Rowen -were in town Friday on their way from North Bloomfeld to Marysville. The Oakland-Tribune savas that when Editor Waison gues~-buzgy siding with his girl anddrjves with one hand bis other hand goes to waist. — Chas. Bauer of Sierra City, who some time ago injured one of his” feet by sticking a pick into it, and who went to San Francisco for surgical treatment, was in town Thursday night on his way home. : "A telegram#eceived Friday stated that Dr. John Stotlar of North San Juan, who has been ill for some time, is ina critical condition. George E. Robinson and wife left bere in the afternoon to go to his bedside. _ Ed Weisenburger, who is about to leave for Colton, San Berna+dino coun'y, Was given a farewell party Thursday evening at his home on Piety Hill. There were nearly two-score young ladies and gentlemen present. There were various games and refreslment+ were served. It was three o'clock “next morning before the pariy ended. This is said to be a very excellent likeness of Emperor William of Germany,theruler wpon whose course the peace of Europe is believed to be hanging as by a thread. A Live Town. . Saye the Marysville Democrat: Smartsville is booming. Over one » . hundred and fifiy men are employed in the mines and all the business men and hotel proprietors are doing a good trade. Things get lively when the meh H. B. Wheaton and W. J. Stewart-of} -W. J. Smith $1 25, Win. (ITY ‘TRUSTERS. ae Bills Allowed—Property Assessed —Repairs of Street-—Reports Filed. The City Trustees on Thursday evening held their regalar_monthly mexting. All of 'the memb:-rs-except Mr. Tompkins, who is confined to bis hou-e with an ailment of the eye, were present. The réports of the City Treasurer and City Marshall were ‘read, found correct and approved. ; The following bills were allowed trom the general fund: Hitchins & Denny, repairing tools, $6.62. Joseph Dennler, shovel'ng snow, $3. C. F. Canfield, shoveling snow, $3 Labor: on streets, etc. John P. Smith $1.85, Hugh Murchie, $4, W. J. Organ $29.10, W. J. White $4 25, Sumuel Andrews $32, 50, A. Naake-$16 80, C. Groves §5.45, Mark Shaver $2.40, John Jacots $1, John Dyer $5, John Holbrook $2, Luke Voice $2.50, Fred Jacobs $2.50, Chas. Guenther, $1 50, J. Dennler $1, Joba McGibbins $7.50. E. C. Baldridge, shoveling snow, $1. John Nivens, shoveling snow, $1.25. Jehn Mahar, shoveling snow, $5. Weisenburger Bros., Inmber, $2.20. Wm. Coughlan, shoveling snow, $1.50. d I. J. Rolfe, insurance on City Hall, $40. J. G. Neagle, salary as Mazshal, $50 Wm, Scott, salary as nightwatch mad, $60. : z The following demands on the fire fund wee allowéd : Nevada Hose Co., janitor’s services; ete., $31 50. Pennsylvania Engine Co., janitor’s services, etu., $29.45. Eilerman & Lawrence, shoveling ‘snow, $12. The following & was adopted : Whereas, the following named persons respectively own the property following their names as_ hereinafter described by lot, block and street, all situated in the city of Nevada, county of Nevada, State of California, as described upon the official map-of said ‘. city, made by H. 8S. Bradley in 1869; . and whereas, the said named streets are public atreeta, laid. out by public authority, opened and graded within the limits of said city at all times herein mentioned, and whereas the sewer, as hereunto described, having become dilapidated and out of repair, and the said owners. hereafter named having been duly and regularly served with said Nevada City to repair suid property as hereinafter described, and haying failed and refused soto.do, by *l ever before. Our pricea areas low ar sidewalk and street in front of said lot . . notice by the corporate authoriiy of . Not HERE AND THERE. . A Brief Recera aot ‘Varteus Mate ters.ef Local Imterest. The Salvationists have recommenced holding meetings at this city. At Grass Valley the season’s rainfall to date has been 78.47 inches, or about a foot lesa than at this city if the measurements are to be depended upun. The beef cattle that bave been here several days enroute from Yuba county to Washington township were driven out Friday as far as Willow Valley and will be fed there till the road to Washington ié¢e-opened. ‘Lhursday’s Marysville Appee! says: Dr. C. E. Stone, President of the Aati-Debris Association, received a telegram last evening from San Franciscy,to the effect that the taking of testimony had been postponed in the suit of the Unired States vs. the North Bloomfield and other bydraulic mining compunies.Good apples are“bringing from $2.to $2.50 a box in San Francisco, and some have been imported irom Auatralia to supply the demand. It is only two years or so since Nevads county was shipping apples to Australia, and when her Horticultural Com missioners go after the codlin moth fi a business-like way instead of trifling; we’lli.send more there. New Jeb. Printing Material. The TRANscRiPT office has recently received a lot of new type, borders, etc., and is.now prepared to~furnist: the public with better job’ work than the lowest for. first-class work. This office can also complete with any in doing any. grades of work wher: cheaper stock is used, Those business men who send ‘‘below” for their printing in the belief that they thueffect a saving (some of them seem to think that the principle.of patzonizing home industries is a good thing onlv so far as their own line of trade is concerned) should call around at the Transcr.2T headquarters and see what they can get their printing done in their own town for. RE SEES “Ayer’s Medicines have been satisfactory to me throughout my prac tice, especially Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, which has been-used by many of my patients, one of whom says he knows it saved hie life.”’—F. L. Morris, M. D., Brooklyn, N. Y. Raise your own Vegetables and . Flowers. Oarr Bros. sell the choicest seeds, tf Pears’ Soap secures a beautiful complexion. 5 ee cena era Inherited Scrofula. Swift’s Specific (S. 8. 8.) cured my little hich bi etn eee eecane and I had Siven ne all me peeovery, when at :ength I ded to eto use 8.8 Atlter using a few bottles he was began A, MRS, T. L. MATHERS, 1 Mathersville, Miss. i cert GRASS “VALLEY. ——— Notes From the Papers Printed Down There. {Telegraph of Thursday.) Miss Hattie Nathan, the talented elocutionist, arrived here this: murning vo a short visit. Captain John White, the. wellknown mining man, is dangerously iii with congestion of the lungs. Tin Lov, who has been confined to 1is home with rheamatism for the past six weeks, was on the street today for the first time since. hia illness. President E. W.° Hopkins, of the Omaha Mining Company, has presentvd Superintendent Gvorge Mainhart witha handsome buggy, to be used in his work. Wa. Best, aged about . sixty-eight years and a native of. Cornwall, Engjand, died at the residence of bie daughter, Mrs, Quick, thig .afternoon. Deceased has resided in-Grass-Valey«many years and was held in the higheat esteem as a man, citizen and friend, te leaves five children, all grown. William, John and Samuel Best are ais gons, and Mra. Henry Quick and urs, William Berryman are his som cers. For several nights some. porson -or persons have been firing revolvers in lifferent parts of the town, to the yreat.annoyance of the people of the several neighborhoods where the firing.occurs. Last night a shot was. fired ‘ight close to the window of # Very sick lady. The lady was sleeping ut-the time and the shot awakened her and the iright made her condition much worse, So near wasthe shot that the family. thought it was fired from the porch, F {Tidings of Thursday.] Dr. Lane, the celebrated specialist, will arrive here from San Francisco onight to consult with Dr. Jones on dis. Edward: Coleman’s case. Four fine cows owned by Jas, McManus, son-in-law of Frank Torpie, were swept over the falls in Deer creek yesterday and killed. Before the rain the animals crossed the stream at the ford and finding good grass remained until yesterday, when they unde, took to recross below the ford. The swift: current of the swollen stream carried them over the falls and they were . dashed to death on the rocks below. 8. D. Bosworth, postmaster elect, has arranged.to purchase the Posioifice voxes of Miss Byrne; paying $576 therefor. Miss Byrne in well saiistied . ‘with the price, which is generally admitted to be a liberal one, A good story ia told by a participant ina recent masqueradg ball: A gentleiman, suspecting that his partner in » quadville was a man‘in womau’s atThe fowa Mine Jumped. The Iowa mine on the Comstock is. . principally owned ‘by R. L. Thomas and Charles Leavitt, well-known here, and among the stockholders are some Nevada City people. The Virginia City Enterprise of Thuradiy has this item about the property: The Iowa mine, adjoining the Ophir claim on the west, hasbeen jumped, . lar. and a notice placed upon it yesterday says that the 1500x600 feet of s urface ground hitherto called the Iowa will hereafter be known as the Gold. The authority for this change of name is found at the bottom of the notice in the shape of the following. names: Chas. Lightall, Oscar Steele and Sam Collyer, sw The new company or association propose to go to work upon the ground immediately. “Pay!” exclaimed Sam, Collyer yerterday, “I can go on that ground with a hand mortar and make a living for myself and babies.”” “Yes, but your wife keeps chickens and sells eggs,’’ rem .rked Mike Ward. lemen, I am _ Superintendent of the fowa, and I say the holding work has beeu done on that mine; now goahead ind postyour notice, but keep your bands off that, property.” The relocators assert that the holding work has not been done for two vears andthat they can prove it, R. L. Thonvas was thé last man te nandle the property. Dick worked ‘he mine ala Pine sireet, and found that it paid a great deal bétter_than a Vamalgamating pan. Fs . ALra.r<, Clover, Timothy and Lawn Grass, fresh and clean, at Carr Broa, tf K POWDER — Absolutely Pure. HI8 POWDER NEVER VARIES, A MARTel ps AE th and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and caunot he sold in competition with the multi titude +s iow-teat, short WetEbts alum or phosphate, vwders. Sold onl BAKING POWDER on. ANY, 106 Wall street, New ‘ork. PH JOHNSON N-LOOKE MERCANTILE CO. Bole Ag nts for the Pacific Const. [Ese g (raw . —DEALERS IN— J. H. Tilton, the expressman—“‘Gen. Peculiar. in combination, proportion, inanenes of ingredients, Fb Poly oetle taede ee eae ee nown remedies of . the vegetable Hood’s kiagdom. Peculiar in its strength and economy, Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the only medicine of which cam truly be said, “One Hundred Doses One Dollar.” Peculiar tn its medicinal merits, Hood's accomplishes cures hitherto umwon, Sarsaparillatner . the title of “The greatest blood purifier ever distovered.” Peculiar in its “good name at home,”—ti are is more of Hood’s parilla soldin Lowell than of all blood purifiers. Peculiar in tts tecord of sales abroad no other Peculiar preperation ever attained so rapidly nor held se steadfastly the confidence of all classes of people. Peculiar In the brain-work which it' represents, Hood's Sarsaparilla ¢eomdines all the knowledge which modern . research in medical science has 1 O Itsel developed, with many years practical experience in preparing medicines, Be sure to get only . Hood’s Sarsaparilla -Sold by all druggists. $1; six for gs. Prepared only by C. I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, 100 Doses One Dollar Untostering Sho. _S AMES KINKEAD GIVES aoe ok agi he-is always do allkin att piciner ne on 8! se nm ae tate Ma sin hg Feather Pillows, Moss Mattresses, Bed Lounces, Single Lounges, etc., etc., made to oan” FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF ALL KINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVERIN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER, , Pianos, Pictures and Furniture pack . ed for shipping a specialty. Piano Movine Promptly attended to and Carefully Performed, Ail at the Lowest Living Rates POR CAs, Thankful for past patronage, I reapectful ly solicit a continuance in the future, SHOP ON PINE:STREET, Second door South of Geo, E, Turner’s Hardware Store, opposite K. of P. Hall. James Kinokead. CHARLES ADOLPH. DEALER IN Second. Hand Goods. OF ALL KINDS, Such as Household Furniture, Miners’ Tools, Curios, Etc., Eto Saaning ond Lavine? of Car vets And Other General Work Done to Order, City Bill Poster. = : 1. : ; receive their pay. reagon whereof the said city has been tire, said to his companion in a conitt i d F H Garoutte, und he expecis to remain . ‘ion, and another in anatomy. The wohipétiod ab ice pore eipeeke \6-nake cerly part or last year Thad e viv ‘ential tone, ‘Come now, ain’t you « ap 8 an ancy al ware Wil] promptly and fateteny do all work there a week or so. men of facta stood aghast at the —_—_—_—__—_== ' ation, MRT . and? ‘hic davadlen’waa Gorrect, be in this line entrusted to me 7 —————— sndacity of thé poet in entering their. ' Tuas is a girl in Brooklyn who said repairs and pay therefor the . . ae he ke Glassware, Orock E My prices are reasonable, Give me a call. gule i m h t tively set . he disguised man, ‘‘ratiled” by th are, eryware, bic. : Twar tired feeling, so subtle and ye: . "igh and mighty precincts (the poets . spells all her words backward, She . *™ounts hereinaiter respective y bed, oreven raise the cover, A nurse had t a ; peony) ; G90 y ys i opposite the names of said owners and . be in constant attendance day and night. uumerous attempts during the eveneave orders at my Store 80 overpowering, is entirely overcome . -t¢ idle dreamers, you know); they . was so astonished when she spelled ; was so feeble that what little nourishment! . io, todiacover his identity, and anxby Hoodia Gas : iia. ceehich to disputed for fifty years and finally suc. “‘reviver’” that she swooned. properly described proper:y. It is. (ook ‘had to be given me with a spoon. At. is ; i Twelve Distinct Styles of Union St., City Hotel Building PRE y 8, Sarsapariiia, “whic ones = canbait tis tha Wig ak beat A foo < urdered that the said sums_heretor calle other a ves laeg) hys ious to convince this latest skeptic, : and strengthens the system and give: Ken acia cacil Sina Cechacsicnitute dies Eneurss vistror—Have you alarge}inufier named be levied and ries benefit, I was induced » overreached himeelfas he blurted out:. HEATING ¢: STOVE 8, agoisl spnatiie,” Beimire ¥0 het Ho0d” +. aided tibodgh the dgealix facts anc . orn’. clare in, Weehington?. Wash: das a necesyary cost and ex. . her me eral And all the Best and N , \ci800 Sarsaparilla. 100 Doses One Dellar’ 5, soe ; Si ee 2 teitlhe Phe. ingionian—No, not very—outside of . pense on account of said repairs and itioce mall bates . Unioa of Fiiday. Peet allthe Best an ‘ewert Pat\ : ‘ 1 : ee is trué only of this is peculiar smedicine asa gy Sauk ak weauan Congress: . ge agaiax against said lot and property TE a en Kansas, George Fletcher and M. I. Elliot —— NpanIS ) [ eh j er an, ‘oom. FA P. Atcomuion. RTS CR SS CA Be a SSS and the said owners thereof, and that] ‘Treatiseon Blood and Skin Diseases mail. went up to the North Banner mine} OOK :; STOVES 3} AND :: RANGES,. “* ; 0.8 heel soot Mountain D;-. man isideal, artistic and creative fo Well Suppese a Cuse. the same become a lien against said . *eeSWIFT SPECIFIC CO. Atlanta,Ga. oo oa.y to remain several days. All Styles. MODspecial meeting ountain = DiESS . », . lot and property the same as otber The intention was to sturt up work Ura Italian. her maternal capacity, with power} You are nervous and dyspeptic, > Notice of ing Will. t OF Mies few Ls, ase aor th albtindy tn: Bink Otepelng’ hd be-}-voae appetite fats, Your wamiber i> . tee oF sscieeay for — wed Proving vb the Peabody mine the first of thw . The Famous Superior Ranee, au ing, ‘afi sing ioicnh pacity. of secing and feeling abstract . broken or disturbed by uneasy dreame po aa ae St. a. claude. de ———. B ings ips the stoi mu renee rece The Best in the Market. < <a . P A : ; s Te ta ths y in and for th ut as soon as ide 8 wee e §u n : : r of the Est an, Ge t ' . and Ga Kocorder. itself intohuman destiny. The poets] excitant to stimulate appetite, deaden hereinafter named, 80 levied and asgoons, Notice ia hereby . tren that ‘Mon menced and cartied on regularly, li CORRUGATED IRIN ROOFING font fe ster ay otter Ee RATED io ace Everrsopy should buy fresh Gar-. are® deductive: Carlyle, Emerson. . the nerves at bed time with a narcotic? fo, 5 ee niente is a A i: OF said day, at the Court room 0 isthe intention a, the Bevads gern we “Brice of 16 bookt, $3.00 for each language Po den Seeds at Carr Loc ge and plant a. Hugo.and Ruskin, the bravest think-. Neither of these. Try Hoxtetter’s . ‘he collection of'other taxes lawfully ana Sdanty of Nav aaa. has een appotnter Development and Improvement Com: . Guns,” Pistols, coluding answers to questicns. , garden. # tf . eraand the most fearless speakers of . Stomach Bitters. It will, believe un, levied and assessed according to law: P] ae the . Sue ane piece for proving pany, which has @ bond on the peop: Ammunitioncof all’ Kinde. . fend S9r Cipoula-s, coataining terms aud 0. : the nineteenth century, are purely] be more then a trial. You will conHrs, A. V. Deal, Lot 9, block $6, Resting the a pleetion at W. M, . Treloar hed erty, to put down the shait 500 fee!, — : Af pital cand ieee Prices. deductive. Ruskin is the apostle of} tinue to use this justly renowned nerve Spring street, vewer, June 12, 1889, when and wheres stl Person interened may ind. open Gp sguree es pragenn a SOLE AGENTS FOR Prof. Chas. H. Sykes ses A full line of groceries and _provis-. the ideal. : invigorant and Stomachic. It is in . $94-50€ “ eee Se ee et ce CLO Pocket Knives ions at the very lowest prives'at, Weis-. If-woman’s reasoning is deductive . the exigency supposed just what i Wa. Holmes, Lot 3, block $6, Bpring $y oe A Te MORGAN, Clerk. Sevetopy te popenny. . wiiaie dL sey: enburger Bros’, Pluza Feed Store. . t! . and man’s inductive, ahi each rea-. wanted. It iss healthful stimulus to street, sewer, June ll, 1889, §3. A. Burrows, Atty for Pefitioner. m4 —_———— O-We vo not carry English ew urge: m ’ Fi EX: 9 — . eoning in’ his own way reaches the . appetite and digestion, does not excite,} _!J. Bulle, Lot 4, block 36, Spring Pensous who lead: a life of exposure wet 2 a ete _ the superior : ‘Special 1 Meeting. same trnth, will not the trath evolved . bat quiets the brain and nerves, isan street, sewer, Jane 11, 1889, $5.62, IMPROVED BELT are subject to rheumatinm, neurulgi: . ™ merican ne ucts, MEISTERSGHAFT SCHOOL _ ‘Phe Officers and members of Neva . hs more conclusive than when reason‘ . excellent diuretic anda speedy reform-. __WA. Findley, Lot 2, block 36, Frue Ore Concentrator. und lumbago and wil! bnd # valuable . parerg, OILS, PUTTY Rebekah Degree Lodge No; 119; I: O . ed out singly? If man is, body and . er of a disordered condition of the liver Spring street, cower, June 11, 1889, ) #F remedy in Dr. J. H. a ie's VolWINDOW Gt ASS, ETC. OF LANGUAGES 0. F., are requested to meet in special woman spirit, is not a union of these a} and bowels. It counteracts a tendency aan a block 36, Bpri canic Oil Tgnimont, u “5 Spi pain We Sell Wear thing at session Saturday evening, March 22, . more complete organization than body . to rheumatism, nullifies the prostratA. Isoard, oad 2 sans sad Ad and subdue inflammation. : : y g a i oe ‘Barrell rae : ~ for Vee serpenirennenr tne sate Ont hana “Xt tor chatelljceticennel netore jim Sttvcts of ovprwirk Meiiianies Ie sat +e Pasian se block Brecnam’s Prue cure bilious and San Francisco Prices, 9 4 business. : i have been affected by man’s persist. infirmities of age, and hastens conval ft ’ ' aie aues tile: FREIGHT ADDED. ie Euizanern Horugasais, W. 8. . ence, and 'hé subjugation cf the natur-. escence. Persons exposed fo rough pepe street, sewer, June 11, 1889, i BAM FRANCO, Lema Sitva, R, 8. Bhd al world has been accomplished by his . weather should use itas a preventive, Ie ; v NEVADA DRUG STORE, ; 4 strength and daring, and after ali the . as should also tired students and bus8. A. ae 7, block 16, Broad shifge > mniipiaing ia Fras ves ee ae c o anes ig % WOMd Wit Tgiorance, 16 sefiering. . inpse mel. ee Oe ee ae ka Price Plain Belt Frue Vanner NEVADA CITY fe: ast S : oe ey: ’ 4 7) Pr ; ? 3 a s E, lta olan a Oat cte the 8 pi it ection segs pageant Tue San Francisco Evening Post is] Grass Valley Turnpike, street, Dec. 26,. $575. F. 0. B. — SPRING “ NOVE LTIE S ! P oe pe is in: masouline manage the sre evening paper of 1889, $25.00. ‘The Improved Belt Frue Vanner bas W D VINTON, Pr rietor ee, Nevada County Landand Improveplied by a sweeping innovation? Is Heasias Ww f bl Sdttle tas capacity . ‘of the plain belt ma-. We U. ’ up ‘ vents ment Association. _ 3t. . } it not time to listen to woman who by’ ie “ fin gene _ a wage 14, chine, . et pamphlets as ets, tenkimonials mon Rewseamun* oanueiel ‘rightly . ber nature is receptive of those higher. Way will you cough when Shiloh’s. ~°*" * rary mene, ey. ©, 0.00. ARTER, Agents ARGE STOCK oF F ATENT: MEDICINES, é See pont stuck —— ; ra aig ensures truths that elude the senee, who re-. Cure will giveimmediate relief. Price You feel faint 4 ; ic a ADAMS & C. gents, . Fine P 7 kan aney Boaps, Brushes, wl . 7 “ge ceives in a fish what man seeks/10cts., 60 cts,and $1. Sold by Uarr. ecole geld “setae Room 1§,Ne. 19¢Market St. 8. F. il attention given’ te Smet te business succes. dtl 8 Newspaper through years of study, and whose. Bree stomach—no appetite. Take Simmene. bye no Drugg-st an 7 ; ekg ’ : ~ 7 guarantee cs Annual, A assistance in making the world better] <0 mone Liver eo H. Cc. M ELL WE ARE SHOWING THIS WERK THE GHANDEST LINE OF @ENTLEMENG ards Fer Meme, will be peacefal and loving beyond) For health and happiness, the) Buzps of all kinds, . rE , FOR CITY MARSHAL. , i Lae. The oak Plea ~ nat to Methodiat . Conception ? H.J.M. . boom of all mankind, take Simmons s sig bo pepe oe8 Bae fresh, *. Livor Regulator, Oare:-Eros ae aes ve Charch ip offered for rent. Apply to The Werld Enriched. CRETE : J. &. Holbrook NECLICEE SHIRTS jon. Frank ‘Aumer, tf. ae os Motel Arrivats. DIED. e x f The facilities of the present day tor a ILL be a eandidate for election us Mar2 Free Compressed rit the production of everything that will] , Nationa Hore, March 20. ent nae 5 Bo iy cate eens x seine wv A kad Hoyeds Oy. om, Mer =: , ie Fresh of con ant i an conduce to the material w: elfare and RJ. Willi ame, San Francisco. peg Hew on : Ever seen north ef Sacramento. Every pattern isa beanty, aud as they are bound to ge — CARRIAGE WOODWORKER ted merly sold by R. “hee aoniaay, Sle comfort of mankind are almost unlimitdo (The funeral will tuke place from FOR CITY MARSHAL call early and get your choice, ; at be obtained at’ ed and when Syrup of Figs was first the family residence on East Broad —AND— . WS HAVE-ALSO JUST RRCEIVED arene SELEOT LIND OF 4 5 . produced the world was eariched with: street at 2:0’clock Saturday afternoon. General Wagonmaker — 1 ' , [the only remedy which is traly pleaspei? remy ae ene aS Be) James Cc. Wongic = ing and refreshing to the taste and fully invited to ahend. J. FOUR-IN-HAND if ; 4 “s i ; prompt ar effectual at ers the ova ape hal of ev ror oly. Election, ff i . ‘ — eas in the g time or, onday, : << ‘pmsons rahe, ‘ei ® a er pt time, and the better it is pes zie ne od ith to to Soo ucts Gcarfs, in Silks and Flanmels. They are very stylish and just the thing for Spring en 4 a. Robinson, therblackemith and” borneknown the more popatar it becomes. be Peaking Ketablishineut FOR CITY MARSHAL. Summer wear, Z gon j — for work, ‘ere requésted tocome _ is Will do everything im that line OUR NEW LINE OF ra : orward . : y their} Favurs.of the gestion cause dis< —_ ub ag : Awe . orders of the liver and the whole ae oy a. te siti Mawnan sina ahs . sco F: names » . tem becomes: deranged. Dr. J. . Small, Bockfo: Z on, —— cy MOOMESE MOMS 1 . McLean's Sareaparilia perfects the Taha Yow, sack #0 desire to have it Understood that Wisk Bunk clgetion as WINDSOR SCARFS aH Furnished. rooms for rent. yl iptorl and — w.H Lowden, San Francisco. @@WY TERMS ARE CASH “Sa iia sd 4 4 oo ne a eer wan fe or Chas. Bane er serra City. of my. do net have to Be vohold J ct Eee : ; Richard Stout, Grass Valley. or forbs Gobet Fea & Donen 7, OF FIPTY CENTS FER . ral n ical Belts H. Douglass, co ee LL eBA sia sn, ean : * B. . DEER, iile of Geo; B. Rob-. work in « private-fayily. Apply at 0. W. Godfrey, Columbix Hill. dbocitisene Bank. 1 : ile a resi ; ot met . d B, Foncbel, Voss Mill. _ Broad Street, Nevada Citv. ODD FELLOWS BUILDING, BROAD STREET

100 ABLE Ate NGit Fin. ‘AEN the amt, DEY DE HI; SEU'v KGa AN ket AUBA sale o ind J ER el. Pric 0k 1etor ited fi — half-past eight o’clock Th evening at his home on East Broad street and his foneral wi;] take place from there at two o’clock Saturday afternoon. Mr. Ducray “was attacked with pneumonia on last Satorday afternoon and from that time he failed rapidly. The.announcement of hisdeath was @ sur} rise to the community, a8 but few peopl+ were aware ~ of his illness. Thedeceased was a native of France and when a youth came from that country to America. His home was for awhile in Pennsylvania . where he was employed on a canal. Since be came here from the Keystone State he had been engaged in’ mininy and horticultaral pursuits and io addition thereto. worked for the—City Water Company. Heleaves a wif but nochildren. Mr. Ducray was held' in high esteem by ‘his fellow ciiizens. He wasa man of geniality and he ranked high for probity and industry His death will be mourned by a who knew him. Bare a A Tough wmarigktare: The Nevada Cityand_ Grass Valley “turnpike” has some bad spots in it. ——-——Ata= point-between the Glenbrook House and the race track the wagonway is so soft that vehicles can pase there only when empity. Passengers and. drivers on the busses to and from Grass Valley are compelied to alight and walk when.they getthere. Drive: Vineent’s lead horse—he uses » spike team—sank down there « Frida) morning between three and four fee. and it looked for awhile as though nothing more than the bridle would b: saved. The animal was fina!ly pried out. Thatroad is a black eye to the Bartlett pear belt. ee Stood Up at Grass Valley. Three Nevada City young me. sey that last Wednesday night, as they were walking along a Grass Valles street after having atiended the Mid dle Class-party at-McDonald’s Hall « big: man stepped up and grabbed one “of their number by tite shoulder The two other youthe ran away where upon the man releaved his hold of the them. . The boys declare they believ: the man was bent upon robbing them. but it is more likely he was huntin. . forthe ubiquitous ahd irrepressibk ‘Peeping Tom’ who is enareenine that town’s attention. The jake canes 1 Calendar. —/Plip-tatnd-cnlendar-in—the Superior Court is usually called on the firs: Monday of each month. For tie month of April the calendar will be calledon Wednesday, March 31st, ar on April Ist Judge Walling will got T MAN AND WOMAN. erect “. The Distinctive Characteristics of for the past fo years ers died at} the Two Sexes From a Woman’s Standpoint, {Written for ‘the TRanscaipr. i} It was well Yor woman-that she was an underling in the days when the world’s heroes drank mead from> human skulls. It were better to be a cipher than an Alexander, a Jewghis" Khan or a Napoleon. Man was plan nedininfinite wisdom; he is lord of creation. The snbjagation of the material world was as necessary « s'age of growth as the carboniferous period of the formation of the earth Chis was a primary condition of the development. of the race, a fundamental means of its refinement. Man was first in art, first in war, first in music, everywhere laying a material foundation on which the spiritual isto be built. ‘That man isthe body of the race, the fleeh and blood, is proven by the vast quantities of opium, tobacco. and spirits that are manufactured for his use. Meri believe little that is not demonstrable to the senses, hence they shut Galileo ina dungeon, persecuted the discoverers, and stoned the prophets. Men located the soul first in the ventricles of the brain, then in the stomach, then in the: muscular’ heart, then in the frontal sinus, and proved by indisputable facts that each hypothesis was the true one. Man houses and feeds the body, woman caltivates in the soul theseeds -o1 soodness, purity and everlasting bappiness. Man is the body, woman is pirit, and since spirit is power and moves the body all things converge oward her. She swaysa magic wand, more powerful than the staff of office, the eceptre or the crosier. Man is external and deals with outward things, woman isinternal. In an externui -ge the writing of music would nator ally fall to man, but woman is the priestess of music. In the harmony that is to descend upon the earth, a harmony no lessof sounds and nuwvers than of souls, woman will play an audible part. The keynotes have already keen struck, Masculine reasoning is induative, . the feminine deductive. Professor Agassiz said that he had _ devoted twenty-five years to natural science and their fruit was a single discovery which he stated in three lines of a ‘vewspapercolumn, Men had tried to tind ‘the law of crystals through the senses. It was grasped by the poet Hany whose mind was saturated with . ideas of symmetry, and who believed that there was a hidden “beauty in them, though the senses were unable to discern it. Goethe made an important discovery in botany by _perYolo county: to hold court for Judg« ceiving a truth threugh the imaginaPERSONAL MENTION. Secial and Other Netes Abeut . People Old and Young. Levi_Kendrick has returned from San Francisco, 4 J. B. Fenchell went to San Francisco Friday. on a visit, Smartsville were here. Fri day. Rev. Father Tanham, whohas been . ill since last week, is convalescent. James Chisholm of North San Juan was in town Thureday night on bis wav below. R.T. Stinson, the upholsterer, has gone to Seattle and his wife will soon join him there. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Rowen -were in town Friday on their way from North Bloomfeld to Marysville. The Oakland-Tribune savas that when Editor Waison gues~-buzgy siding with his girl anddrjves with one hand bis other hand goes to waist. — Chas. Bauer of Sierra City, who some time ago injured one of his” feet by sticking a pick into it, and who went to San Francisco for surgical treatment, was in town Thursday night on his way home. : "A telegram#eceived Friday stated that Dr. John Stotlar of North San Juan, who has been ill for some time, is ina critical condition. George E. Robinson and wife left bere in the afternoon to go to his bedside. _ Ed Weisenburger, who is about to leave for Colton, San Berna+dino coun'y, Was given a farewell party Thursday evening at his home on Piety Hill. There were nearly two-score young ladies and gentlemen present. There were various games and refreslment+ were served. It was three o'clock “next morning before the pariy ended. This is said to be a very excellent likeness of Emperor William of Germany,theruler wpon whose course the peace of Europe is believed to be hanging as by a thread. A Live Town. . Saye the Marysville Democrat: Smartsville is booming. Over one » . hundred and fifiy men are employed in the mines and all the business men and hotel proprietors are doing a good trade. Things get lively when the meh H. B. Wheaton and W. J. Stewart-of} -W. J. Smith $1 25, Win. (ITY ‘TRUSTERS. ae Bills Allowed—Property Assessed —Repairs of Street-—Reports Filed. The City Trustees on Thursday evening held their regalar_monthly mexting. All of 'the memb:-rs-except Mr. Tompkins, who is confined to bis hou-e with an ailment of the eye, were present. The réports of the City Treasurer and City Marshall were ‘read, found correct and approved. ; The following bills were allowed trom the general fund: Hitchins & Denny, repairing tools, $6.62. Joseph Dennler, shovel'ng snow, $3. C. F. Canfield, shoveling snow, $3 Labor: on streets, etc. John P. Smith $1.85, Hugh Murchie, $4, W. J. Organ $29.10, W. J. White $4 25, Sumuel Andrews $32, 50, A. Naake-$16 80, C. Groves §5.45, Mark Shaver $2.40, John Jacots $1, John Dyer $5, John Holbrook $2, Luke Voice $2.50, Fred Jacobs $2.50, Chas. Guenther, $1 50, J. Dennler $1, Joba McGibbins $7.50. E. C. Baldridge, shoveling snow, $1. John Nivens, shoveling snow, $1.25. Jehn Mahar, shoveling snow, $5. Weisenburger Bros., Inmber, $2.20. Wm. Coughlan, shoveling snow, $1.50. d I. J. Rolfe, insurance on City Hall, $40. J. G. Neagle, salary as Mazshal, $50 Wm, Scott, salary as nightwatch mad, $60. : z The following demands on the fire fund wee allowéd : Nevada Hose Co., janitor’s services; ete., $31 50. Pennsylvania Engine Co., janitor’s services, etu., $29.45. Eilerman & Lawrence, shoveling ‘snow, $12. The following & was adopted : Whereas, the following named persons respectively own the property following their names as_ hereinafter described by lot, block and street, all situated in the city of Nevada, county of Nevada, State of California, as described upon the official map-of said ‘. city, made by H. 8S. Bradley in 1869; . and whereas, the said named streets are public atreeta, laid. out by public authority, opened and graded within the limits of said city at all times herein mentioned, and whereas the sewer, as hereunto described, having become dilapidated and out of repair, and the said owners. hereafter named having been duly and regularly served with said Nevada City to repair suid property as hereinafter described, and haying failed and refused soto.do, by *l ever before. Our pricea areas low ar sidewalk and street in front of said lot . . notice by the corporate authoriiy of . Not HERE AND THERE. . A Brief Recera aot ‘Varteus Mate ters.ef Local Imterest. The Salvationists have recommenced holding meetings at this city. At Grass Valley the season’s rainfall to date has been 78.47 inches, or about a foot lesa than at this city if the measurements are to be depended upun. The beef cattle that bave been here several days enroute from Yuba county to Washington township were driven out Friday as far as Willow Valley and will be fed there till the road to Washington ié¢e-opened. ‘Lhursday’s Marysville Appee! says: Dr. C. E. Stone, President of the Aati-Debris Association, received a telegram last evening from San Franciscy,to the effect that the taking of testimony had been postponed in the suit of the Unired States vs. the North Bloomfield and other bydraulic mining compunies.Good apples are“bringing from $2.to $2.50 a box in San Francisco, and some have been imported irom Auatralia to supply the demand. It is only two years or so since Nevads county was shipping apples to Australia, and when her Horticultural Com missioners go after the codlin moth fi a business-like way instead of trifling; we’lli.send more there.

New Jeb. Printing Material. The TRANscRiPT office has recently received a lot of new type, borders, etc., and is.now prepared to~furnist: the public with better job’ work than the lowest for. first-class work. This office can also complete with any in doing any. grades of work wher: cheaper stock is used, Those business men who send ‘‘below” for their printing in the belief that they thueffect a saving (some of them seem to think that the principle.of patzonizing home industries is a good thing onlv so far as their own line of trade is concerned) should call around at the Transcr.2T headquarters and see what they can get their printing done in their own town for. RE SEES “Ayer’s Medicines have been satisfactory to me throughout my prac tice, especially Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, which has been-used by many of my patients, one of whom says he knows it saved hie life.”’—F. L. Morris, M. D., Brooklyn, N. Y. Raise your own Vegetables and . Flowers. Oarr Bros. sell the choicest seeds, tf Pears’ Soap secures a beautiful complexion. 5 ee cena era Inherited Scrofula. Swift’s Specific (S. 8. 8.) cured my little hich bi etn eee eecane and I had Siven ne all me peeovery, when at :ength I ded to eto use 8.8 Atlter using a few bottles he was began A, MRS, T. L. MATHERS, 1 Mathersville, Miss. i cert GRASS “VALLEY. ——— Notes From the Papers Printed Down There. {Telegraph of Thursday.) Miss Hattie Nathan, the talented elocutionist, arrived here this: murning vo a short visit. Captain John White, the. wellknown mining man, is dangerously iii with congestion of the lungs. Tin Lov, who has been confined to 1is home with rheamatism for the past six weeks, was on the street today for the first time since. hia illness. President E. W.° Hopkins, of the Omaha Mining Company, has presentvd Superintendent Gvorge Mainhart witha handsome buggy, to be used in his work. Wa. Best, aged about . sixty-eight years and a native of. Cornwall, Engjand, died at the residence of bie daughter, Mrs, Quick, thig .afternoon. Deceased has resided in-Grass-Valey«many years and was held in the higheat esteem as a man, citizen and friend, te leaves five children, all grown. William, John and Samuel Best are ais gons, and Mra. Henry Quick and urs, William Berryman are his som cers. For several nights some. porson -or persons have been firing revolvers in lifferent parts of the town, to the yreat.annoyance of the people of the several neighborhoods where the firing.occurs. Last night a shot was. fired ‘ight close to the window of # Very sick lady. The lady was sleeping ut-the time and the shot awakened her and the iright made her condition much worse, So near wasthe shot that the family. thought it was fired from the porch, F {Tidings of Thursday.] Dr. Lane, the celebrated specialist, will arrive here from San Francisco onight to consult with Dr. Jones on dis. Edward: Coleman’s case. Four fine cows owned by Jas, McManus, son-in-law of Frank Torpie, were swept over the falls in Deer creek yesterday and killed. Before the rain the animals crossed the stream at the ford and finding good grass remained until yesterday, when they unde, took to recross below the ford. The swift: current of the swollen stream carried them over the falls and they were . dashed to death on the rocks below. 8. D. Bosworth, postmaster elect, has arranged.to purchase the Posioifice voxes of Miss Byrne; paying $576 therefor. Miss Byrne in well saiistied . ‘with the price, which is generally admitted to be a liberal one, A good story ia told by a participant ina recent masqueradg ball: A gentleiman, suspecting that his partner in » quadville was a man‘in womau’s atThe fowa Mine Jumped. The Iowa mine on the Comstock is. . principally owned ‘by R. L. Thomas and Charles Leavitt, well-known here, and among the stockholders are some Nevada City people. The Virginia City Enterprise of Thuradiy has this item about the property: The Iowa mine, adjoining the Ophir claim on the west, hasbeen jumped, . lar. and a notice placed upon it yesterday says that the 1500x600 feet of s urface ground hitherto called the Iowa will hereafter be known as the Gold. The authority for this change of name is found at the bottom of the notice in the shape of the following. names: Chas. Lightall, Oscar Steele and Sam Collyer, sw The new company or association propose to go to work upon the ground immediately. “Pay!” exclaimed Sam, Collyer yerterday, “I can go on that ground with a hand mortar and make a living for myself and babies.”” “Yes, but your wife keeps chickens and sells eggs,’’ rem .rked Mike Ward. lemen, I am _ Superintendent of the fowa, and I say the holding work has beeu done on that mine; now goahead ind postyour notice, but keep your bands off that, property.” The relocators assert that the holding work has not been done for two vears andthat they can prove it, R. L. Thonvas was thé last man te nandle the property. Dick worked ‘he mine ala Pine sireet, and found that it paid a great deal bétter_than a Vamalgamating pan. Fs . ALra.r<, Clover, Timothy and Lawn Grass, fresh and clean, at Carr Broa, tf K POWDER — Absolutely Pure. HI8 POWDER NEVER VARIES, A MARTel ps AE th and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and caunot he sold in competition with the multi titude +s iow-teat, short WetEbts alum or phosphate, vwders. Sold onl BAKING POWDER on. ANY, 106 Wall street, New ‘ork. PH JOHNSON N-LOOKE MERCANTILE CO. Bole Ag nts for the Pacific Const. [Ese g (raw . —DEALERS IN— J. H. Tilton, the expressman—“‘Gen. Peculiar. in combination, proportion, inanenes of ingredients, Fb Poly oetle taede ee eae ee nown remedies of . the vegetable Hood’s kiagdom. Peculiar in its strength and economy, Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the only medicine of which cam truly be said, “One Hundred Doses One Dollar.” Peculiar tn its medicinal merits, Hood's accomplishes cures hitherto umwon, Sarsaparillatner . the title of “The greatest blood purifier ever distovered.” Peculiar in its “good name at home,”—ti are is more of Hood’s parilla soldin Lowell than of all blood purifiers. Peculiar in tts tecord of sales abroad no other Peculiar preperation ever attained so rapidly nor held se steadfastly the confidence of all classes of people. Peculiar In the brain-work which it' represents, Hood's Sarsaparilla ¢eomdines all the knowledge which modern . research in medical science has 1 O Itsel developed, with many years practical experience in preparing medicines, Be sure to get only . Hood’s Sarsaparilla -Sold by all druggists. $1; six for gs. Prepared only by C. I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, 100 Doses One Dollar Untostering Sho. _S AMES KINKEAD GIVES aoe ok agi he-is always do allkin att piciner ne on 8! se nm ae tate Ma sin hg Feather Pillows, Moss Mattresses, Bed Lounces, Single Lounges, etc., etc., made to oan” FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF ALL KINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVERIN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER, , Pianos, Pictures and Furniture pack . ed for shipping a specialty. Piano Movine Promptly attended to and Carefully Performed, Ail at the Lowest Living Rates POR CAs, Thankful for past patronage, I reapectful ly solicit a continuance in the future, SHOP ON PINE:STREET, Second door South of Geo, E, Turner’s Hardware Store, opposite K. of P. Hall. James Kinokead. CHARLES ADOLPH. DEALER IN Second. Hand Goods. OF ALL KINDS, Such as Household Furniture, Miners’ Tools, Curios, Etc., Eto Saaning ond Lavine? of Car vets And Other General Work Done to Order, City Bill Poster. = : 1. : ; receive their pay. reagon whereof the said city has been tire, said to his companion in a conitt i d F H Garoutte, und he expecis to remain . ‘ion, and another in anatomy. The wohipétiod ab ice pore eipeeke \6-nake cerly part or last year Thad e viv ‘ential tone, ‘Come now, ain’t you « ap 8 an ancy al ware Wil] promptly and fateteny do all work there a week or so. men of facta stood aghast at the —_—_—_—__—_== ' ation, MRT . and? ‘hic davadlen’waa Gorrect, be in this line entrusted to me 7 —————— sndacity of thé poet in entering their. ' Tuas is a girl in Brooklyn who said repairs and pay therefor the . . ae he ke Glassware, Orock E My prices are reasonable, Give me a call. gule i m h t tively set . he disguised man, ‘‘ratiled” by th are, eryware, bic. : Twar tired feeling, so subtle and ye: . "igh and mighty precincts (the poets . spells all her words backward, She . *™ounts hereinaiter respective y bed, oreven raise the cover, A nurse had t a ; peony) ; G90 y ys i opposite the names of said owners and . be in constant attendance day and night. uumerous attempts during the eveneave orders at my Store 80 overpowering, is entirely overcome . -t¢ idle dreamers, you know); they . was so astonished when she spelled ; was so feeble that what little nourishment! . io, todiacover his identity, and anxby Hoodia Gas : iia. ceehich to disputed for fifty years and finally suc. “‘reviver’” that she swooned. properly described proper:y. It is. (ook ‘had to be given me with a spoon. At. is ; i Twelve Distinct Styles of Union St., City Hotel Building PRE y 8, Sarsapariiia, “whic ones = canbait tis tha Wig ak beat A foo < urdered that the said sums_heretor calle other a ves laeg) hys ious to convince this latest skeptic, : and strengthens the system and give: Ken acia cacil Sina Cechacsicnitute dies Eneurss vistror—Have you alarge}inufier named be levied and ries benefit, I was induced » overreached himeelfas he blurted out:. HEATING ¢: STOVE 8, agoisl spnatiie,” Beimire ¥0 het Ho0d” +. aided tibodgh the dgealix facts anc . orn’. clare in, Weehington?. Wash: das a necesyary cost and ex. . her me eral And all the Best and N , \ci800 Sarsaparilla. 100 Doses One Dellar’ 5, soe ; Si ee 2 teitlhe Phe. ingionian—No, not very—outside of . pense on account of said repairs and itioce mall bates . Unioa of Fiiday. Peet allthe Best an ‘ewert Pat\ : ‘ 1 : ee is trué only of this is peculiar smedicine asa gy Sauk ak weauan Congress: . ge agaiax against said lot and property TE a en Kansas, George Fletcher and M. I. Elliot —— NpanIS ) [ eh j er an, ‘oom. FA P. Atcomuion. RTS CR SS CA Be a SSS and the said owners thereof, and that] ‘Treatiseon Blood and Skin Diseases mail. went up to the North Banner mine} OOK :; STOVES 3} AND :: RANGES,. “* ; 0.8 heel soot Mountain D;-. man isideal, artistic and creative fo Well Suppese a Cuse. the same become a lien against said . *eeSWIFT SPECIFIC CO. Atlanta,Ga. oo oa.y to remain several days. All Styles. MODspecial meeting ountain = DiESS . », . lot and property the same as otber The intention was to sturt up work Ura Italian. her maternal capacity, with power} You are nervous and dyspeptic, > Notice of ing Will. t OF Mies few Ls, ase aor th albtindy tn: Bink Otepelng’ hd be-}-voae appetite fats, Your wamiber i> . tee oF sscieeay for — wed Proving vb the Peabody mine the first of thw . The Famous Superior Ranee, au ing, ‘afi sing ioicnh pacity. of secing and feeling abstract . broken or disturbed by uneasy dreame po aa ae St. a. claude. de ———. B ings ips the stoi mu renee rece The Best in the Market. < <a . P A : ; s Te ta ths y in and for th ut as soon as ide 8 wee e §u n : : r of the Est an, Ge t ' . and Ga Kocorder. itself intohuman destiny. The poets] excitant to stimulate appetite, deaden hereinafter named, 80 levied and asgoons, Notice ia hereby . tren that ‘Mon menced and cartied on regularly, li CORRUGATED IRIN ROOFING font fe ster ay otter Ee RATED io ace Everrsopy should buy fresh Gar-. are® deductive: Carlyle, Emerson. . the nerves at bed time with a narcotic? fo, 5 ee niente is a A i: OF said day, at the Court room 0 isthe intention a, the Bevads gern we “Brice of 16 bookt, $3.00 for each language Po den Seeds at Carr Loc ge and plant a. Hugo.and Ruskin, the bravest think-. Neither of these. Try Hoxtetter’s . ‘he collection of'other taxes lawfully ana Sdanty of Nav aaa. has een appotnter Development and Improvement Com: . Guns,” Pistols, coluding answers to questicns. , garden. # tf . eraand the most fearless speakers of . Stomach Bitters. It will, believe un, levied and assessed according to law: P] ae the . Sue ane piece for proving pany, which has @ bond on the peop: Ammunitioncof all’ Kinde. . fend S9r Cipoula-s, coataining terms aud 0. : the nineteenth century, are purely] be more then a trial. You will conHrs, A. V. Deal, Lot 9, block $6, Resting the a pleetion at W. M, . Treloar hed erty, to put down the shait 500 fee!, — : Af pital cand ieee Prices. deductive. Ruskin is the apostle of} tinue to use this justly renowned nerve Spring street, vewer, June 12, 1889, when and wheres stl Person interened may ind. open Gp sguree es pragenn a SOLE AGENTS FOR Prof. Chas. H. Sykes ses A full line of groceries and _provis-. the ideal. : invigorant and Stomachic. It is in . $94-50€ “ eee Se ee et ce CLO Pocket Knives ions at the very lowest prives'at, Weis-. If-woman’s reasoning is deductive . the exigency supposed just what i Wa. Holmes, Lot 3, block $6, Bpring $y oe A Te MORGAN, Clerk. Sevetopy te popenny. . wiiaie dL sey: enburger Bros’, Pluza Feed Store. . t! . and man’s inductive, ahi each rea-. wanted. It iss healthful stimulus to street, sewer, June ll, 1889, §3. A. Burrows, Atty for Pefitioner. m4 —_———— O-We vo not carry English ew urge: m ’ Fi EX: 9 — . eoning in’ his own way reaches the . appetite and digestion, does not excite,} _!J. Bulle, Lot 4, block 36, Spring Pensous who lead: a life of exposure wet 2 a ete _ the superior : ‘Special 1 Meeting. same trnth, will not the trath evolved . bat quiets the brain and nerves, isan street, sewer, Jane 11, 1889, $5.62, IMPROVED BELT are subject to rheumatinm, neurulgi: . ™ merican ne ucts, MEISTERSGHAFT SCHOOL _ ‘Phe Officers and members of Neva . hs more conclusive than when reason‘ . excellent diuretic anda speedy reform-. __WA. Findley, Lot 2, block 36, Frue Ore Concentrator. und lumbago and wil! bnd # valuable . parerg, OILS, PUTTY Rebekah Degree Lodge No; 119; I: O . ed out singly? If man is, body and . er of a disordered condition of the liver Spring street, cower, June 11, 1889, ) #F remedy in Dr. J. H. a ie's VolWINDOW Gt ASS, ETC. OF LANGUAGES 0. F., are requested to meet in special woman spirit, is not a union of these a} and bowels. It counteracts a tendency aan a block 36, Bpri canic Oil Tgnimont, u “5 Spi pain We Sell Wear thing at session Saturday evening, March 22, . more complete organization than body . to rheumatism, nullifies the prostratA. Isoard, oad 2 sans sad Ad and subdue inflammation. : : y g a i oe ‘Barrell rae : ~ for Vee serpenirennenr tne sate Ont hana “Xt tor chatelljceticennel netore jim Sttvcts of ovprwirk Meiiianies Ie sat +e Pasian se block Brecnam’s Prue cure bilious and San Francisco Prices, 9 4 business. : i have been affected by man’s persist. infirmities of age, and hastens conval ft ’ ' aie aues tile: FREIGHT ADDED. ie Euizanern Horugasais, W. 8. . ence, and 'hé subjugation cf the natur-. escence. Persons exposed fo rough pepe street, sewer, June 11, 1889, i BAM FRANCO, Lema Sitva, R, 8. Bhd al world has been accomplished by his . weather should use itas a preventive, Ie ; v NEVADA DRUG STORE, ; 4 strength and daring, and after ali the . as should also tired students and bus8. A. ae 7, block 16, Broad shifge > mniipiaing ia Fras ves ee ae c o anes ig % WOMd Wit Tgiorance, 16 sefiering. . inpse mel. ee Oe ee ae ka Price Plain Belt Frue Vanner NEVADA CITY fe: ast S : oe ey: ’ 4 7) Pr ; ? 3 a s E, lta olan a Oat cte the 8 pi it ection segs pageant Tue San Francisco Evening Post is] Grass Valley Turnpike, street, Dec. 26,. $575. F. 0. B. — SPRING “ NOVE LTIE S ! P oe pe is in: masouline manage the sre evening paper of 1889, $25.00. ‘The Improved Belt Frue Vanner bas W D VINTON, Pr rietor ee, Nevada County Landand Improveplied by a sweeping innovation? Is Heasias Ww f bl Sdttle tas capacity . ‘of the plain belt ma-. We U. ’ up ‘ vents ment Association. _ 3t. . } it not time to listen to woman who by’ ie “ fin gene _ a wage 14, chine, . et pamphlets as ets, tenkimonials mon Rewseamun* oanueiel ‘rightly . ber nature is receptive of those higher. Way will you cough when Shiloh’s. ~°*" * rary mene, ey. ©, 0.00. ARTER, Agents ARGE STOCK oF F ATENT: MEDICINES, é See pont stuck —— ; ra aig ensures truths that elude the senee, who re-. Cure will giveimmediate relief. Price You feel faint 4 ; ic a ADAMS & C. gents, . Fine P 7 kan aney Boaps, Brushes, wl . 7 “ge ceives in a fish what man seeks/10cts., 60 cts,and $1. Sold by Uarr. ecole geld “setae Room 1§,Ne. 19¢Market St. 8. F. il attention given’ te Smet te business succes. dtl 8 Newspaper through years of study, and whose. Bree stomach—no appetite. Take Simmene. bye no Drugg-st an 7 ; ekg ’ : ~ 7 guarantee cs Annual, A assistance in making the world better] <0 mone Liver eo H. Cc. M ELL WE ARE SHOWING THIS WERK THE GHANDEST LINE OF @ENTLEMENG ards Fer Meme, will be peacefal and loving beyond) For health and happiness, the) Buzps of all kinds, . rE , FOR CITY MARSHAL. , i Lae. The oak Plea ~ nat to Methodiat . Conception ? H.J.M. . boom of all mankind, take Simmons s sig bo pepe oe8 Bae fresh, *. Livor Regulator, Oare:-Eros ae aes ve Charch ip offered for rent. Apply to The Werld Enriched. CRETE : J. &. Holbrook NECLICEE SHIRTS jon. Frank ‘Aumer, tf. ae os Motel Arrivats. DIED. e x f The facilities of the present day tor a ILL be a eandidate for election us Mar2 Free Compressed rit the production of everything that will] , Nationa Hore, March 20. ent nae 5 Bo iy cate eens x seine wv A kad Hoyeds Oy. om, Mer =: , ie Fresh of con ant i an conduce to the material w: elfare and RJ. Willi ame, San Francisco. peg Hew on : Ever seen north ef Sacramento. Every pattern isa beanty, aud as they are bound to ge — CARRIAGE WOODWORKER ted merly sold by R. “hee aoniaay, Sle comfort of mankind are almost unlimitdo (The funeral will tuke place from FOR CITY MARSHAL call early and get your choice, ; at be obtained at’ ed and when Syrup of Figs was first the family residence on East Broad —AND— . WS HAVE-ALSO JUST RRCEIVED arene SELEOT LIND OF 4 5 . produced the world was eariched with: street at 2:0’clock Saturday afternoon. General Wagonmaker — 1 ' , [the only remedy which is traly pleaspei? remy ae ene aS Be) James Cc. Wongic = ing and refreshing to the taste and fully invited to ahend. J. FOUR-IN-HAND if ; 4 “s i ; prompt ar effectual at ers the ova ape hal of ev ror oly. Election, ff i . ‘ — eas in the g time or, onday, : << ‘pmsons rahe, ‘ei ® a er pt time, and the better it is pes zie ne od ith to to Soo ucts Gcarfs, in Silks and Flanmels. They are very stylish and just the thing for Spring en 4 a. Robinson, therblackemith and” borneknown the more popatar it becomes. be Peaking Ketablishineut FOR CITY MARSHAL. Summer wear, Z gon j — for work, ‘ere requésted tocome _ is Will do everything im that line OUR NEW LINE OF ra : orward . : y their} Favurs.of the gestion cause dis< —_ ub ag : Awe . orders of the liver and the whole ae oy a. te siti Mawnan sina ahs . sco F: names » . tem becomes: deranged. Dr. J. . Small, Bockfo: Z on, —— cy MOOMESE MOMS 1 . McLean's Sareaparilia perfects the Taha Yow, sack #0 desire to have it Understood that Wisk Bunk clgetion as WINDSOR SCARFS aH Furnished. rooms for rent. yl iptorl and — w.H Lowden, San Francisco. @@WY TERMS ARE CASH “Sa iia sd 4 4 oo ne a eer wan fe or Chas. Bane er serra City. of my. do net have to Be vohold J ct Eee : ; Richard Stout, Grass Valley. or forbs Gobet Fea & Donen 7, OF FIPTY CENTS FER . ral n ical Belts H. Douglass, co ee LL eBA sia sn, ean : * B. . DEER, iile of Geo; B. Rob-. work in « private-fayily. Apply at 0. W. Godfrey, Columbix Hill. dbocitisene Bank. 1 : ile a resi ; ot met . d B, Foncbel, Voss Mill. _ Broad Street, Nevada Citv. ODD FELLOWS BUILDING, BROAD STREET