March 30, 1890 (4 pages)

Bess 7 7—"BSpenceville North San foam. auch w Chamberlain seys he is satisfied that \ man assoon as he showe that le likes Bie Daily Grenscript. ee OFFIC: So. $2 Commercial strovi, Nevada City, C« CIRCULATES 18 Grass Valle: Nerada hé& Ready, Ss oenene, North Bloomfield, Moore’s me Granite Truckee, and erg . othertowu of Nev county; in Placer aud Sierrs Counties, at amento, San Francisco—in fact, throughout the State from ey Pag to Sau Diego from the Si erra w the Sea.” == SUNDAY, MAROH 30, 1890. »»»»”™=™™” _Prosperous Smarteville. Fridey’s Marysville Appesl say=: W. W. Chamber'ain, of Smartsvile, wasin town yesterday, and t ‘Iked of gui. to San Francisco to-d:y. He sid there was much activity in Sm-rtevile, falle 140 men being e1mplovedin drifting. One of the mines ist city oul about $3000. week. Mr. te focthill region is equal to any part of Seuthern Czlifurnia for the proJuetion of oranges, olives and other frui:s, and looks iora great development ia fruit growing in the hills. ._He thinks a broad-gaage railroad from Marys ville to Grass Valley -is needed; and that such a line would get most of the business away from the Colfax N wrow Guaze. o* Derine Depew’e college days, the sententious professor of rletoric said tu him: “Sir. your time is three minutes; your srbject, ‘The Immort.lity of the Soul.’’’ A wen begins to find beauty in al ‘her, bnt a man never discovers that a woman has freckles until he has_married her. Tue man who said ‘‘thereis_ music everywhere” evidently never altended a@ Sunday school concert where the children sang out of tune. Iv is odd—how. quickly a man acknowledges the elevating influence of woman when she takes to shop-lifting in his presence. eo Natvre has wisely arranged matters sot hat a man can neither pat bie own back nor kick himself. —_—_———— Wen Macheth ironically asked, “Canet thou minister to a mind diseased?” he little knew that mankind would one day be blessed with Ayer’ Sarsaparilla: In purifying the blood, this powerful alterative gives tone and strength to the function and faculty of the system. Tuer attitude which some _ people strike after doing what is their plain duty to do, would muke a dancing master blush. To mvsuRE a hearty appetite and _increased digestion take Simmons Liver Regulater. Trxe will tell, but the ordinary man with the important secret won’t give time a chance. In al derangement of the livers eure is certain if you take Sitimonr Liver Regulator. 2 The Pulpit and the stage. Rev. F. M. Shrout, Pastor United Brethern Charch, Biue Mound, Kan., says: ‘‘I feel'it my daty to tell what wonders Dr. King’s New Discovery hasdone forme. My lungs were badly diseased, and my parishioners thought I could live only afew weeks. L took five bottles of Dr. King’s New Discovery and am sound and well. gaining 26 lbs.in weight.” Arthur Love, Manager Love’s Fuuny Folks Combination writ-s: “‘Af-er a thorough trial and convincing evidence, I am confident that Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption beats ’em all, and cures when everything else fails. The greatest kindness J ean do my many thousand friends is tourge them to try it.” Free, trial botiles at Carr Bros.’ Drugstore. \Kegniar-sizes 50c. and $1. : The Safest A™@ most powerful alterative is Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, Young and old are alike benefited by its use. For the eruptive diseases peculiar to children nothing else is so effective as this medicine, while its agreeable flavor makes it easy to admin* ister. “My little boy had Mba scrofulous ulcers on his neck and throat from which he 4 _ guffered terribly. > .Ywo physicians attended him, but he grew continually worse under their care, and everybody expected be would die. I had heard of the remarkable ctires effected by Ayer’s Sarsaparilia, and decided to have my bey try it. Shortly after he began to take this medicine, the ~ulcers com. menced healing, and, after using several bottles, he was entirely cured. “He is ‘how as healthy and etfong as any boy of his age: — William: F. Dou nexty, 3iampten, _ go gs “In Marx ft, vy youngest oa, £ ca fourteen months old, a toh gather on its.head @ 1a e ap plied various simple remedies without avail. The sores increased in number und discharged copiously. A physician was called, but the sores continued to unitiply until in a few months they bearly covered the child’s head and body.’ At last we began the use of Ayer’s Sarsuparifla. In a few days a marked ¢tiiange forthe better was manifest. The . sures assumed a more healthy condition, tie discharges were gradually diminished, and finally ceased altogether. ‘Vhe chill is livelier, its skin is fresher, wid its ayspetite better than we have obgferved for months.’’—Frank M. Griffin, lang Point, Texas; “Phe formnia of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla presents, for chronic diseases of almost every kind, the best remedy known te he wedical world.”—D. a Wilson, Dv, Viggs, Arkausas. ' Sarsaparilla A roles that was brick.” in her yard the other day tocool. The dish was very Bot, but had a handle. dish, igeed by the fascinating fragrance, contem pla’ to find that.it was his favorite soup, then, taking the handle between his teeth, he backed off several rods wery carefully, pulling the dish after him to a place which he considered booth co!er and more sequestered. He waited for the broth to cool, devoured it with infinite relish, then dragged the dish back to the spot where he found it.— ELLIOTT F. SHEPARD’S FIRST LOVE. eae a = ey 3t Was Innocent, but Not” Lasting— ad One of Bis Love Letters. “a~¢New York, much as it is-a journalistic surprises, and : not been so startiéd for many a’ : by the extraordinary policy of Ss Elliott F. Shepard in making bis journal, the Mail and Express, a semi-1 one, ud the daily insertion of aScripttral text over the editorial column. Colonel Shepard rather prides himself on bis consistency, as altbough a large stocksirenuously opposed the running of the vebicles on Sunday, an evidence of his} ef Mam ay> concern ful report of a when Christian priaciples The following isa faithrat between two cin ove of which on bis Cvovel Sheperd’s own > tows @ somewhat pew ligk oe cractem ~ 5 4 ~ “I should think it would“Se-ewfahy nice Lo ride down on these stages on Suuduy, and see the styles on Fifth avenue.” *“Y.:, but Culonel Shepard don’t like tLinks it’s wieked.? ‘“Culonel Shepard--who ig. he?’ “Iie's the president ‘of this gtage line, the son-in-law of Mr. Vanderbilt, the wus ediior of the Maitland Eapress. tle heads all his editorial pages with a SeripturaPtext.” “Is his pame Bliiott?”’ pid “Vos =r. PS oe : “Then I krow all about bim. ,You must lis‘en carefully, for it’s a/gréi: secret. He once loved Alma, our seaustress!” ; “Ob no!” 2) is “Butitistree. Tt was ages ago, hefors very young, and they lived out-our wxy, end one wasn't any richer or better thaa theother. Hused to write her the Jovetiest little love letters—so good and fnnecent, IL know, for l'veseenthem. W!!, ue loved and wrote, aud/she loved and wrote, rnd they both grew up—alas to part! He came tothe city—was famous in bis. way—marric? the richest heiress ‘9 be found, experienced religion, and hecame.editor of & newspaper, and fric1, philosopher and guide of Chauucey M. Depew.” * a “And she?” ’ “She married a New Jersey man—s gbittiess fellow, who failed to support her or lis children, and Alma had to sew for alving. When times were hard she was O@bliged to look both ways-.and all wajs te miuxe tiie ‘two euds meet.’ “One day, when there was a big space between these same two eudls, sie thought she’d go and see her rich old te ver and see if hé could help her. “I'd like to have seen Col. Shepart’s face £$ that « cmure little faded-o1t oll woman walked into his big office. Sie sent word that a lady and old frieud from his early home wis!:ed to see him. “*Was he kind, Alma?’ asked ber on her return. ““+¥Yes, Miss, but sort-o’-grand like. He looked as if he kind o’wondered whe I was. So I madc a bow and said, I’m Alma!’ Ss ‘Alma! Alma! Who?) "> ‘* "Why your little playmate and sweetheart. I’ve brought-you a letter you wrote tome when we were both young ‘end-you loved me. See, here’s your name down to the bottom, Elliott F. Shepard. He took it, read it through, and then he wecmned thoughtful aud pugzied. Finally **t remember you now. This little letvor is very interesting to me. I want to ‘ard. She willbe pleased to see it.’ “ ‘Did you let him have it. Alma?’ ***Yes, Miss; wuen’t I right, Miss?” “*T suppose so, but I must say it was ’eute in hin. He wasn’t anxious to sce his name, evenin boyish writing, in the possession of a poor sewing woman.’ ***What else did he say, Alma?’ **He asked if I were married and happy and whe1 I said I was unhappy and poor, he said he-was sorry. He told me, very kindly, that he’d liked to have heard good news from me. Then he got up, and I got up, and he showed me to the office door, and that was all.’”” thing?’’ “No; nof even a pass to ride his stages, Him!’ “Did she ever get ler letter back?’ “No; but she has.-more letters, and when I get home I will borrow them and we will have lots of fun reading then. We wi.l see bow much Scripture he quoted in his Jove httrs. We might flud them interesting, us might the former Miss Vanderbilt.”” 2 Here the stage reached Central Pari:, and the two ladies alighted. ae Rose SHAPLEIGU. , Pious Persian Bricklayers. The Persian bricklayer sings to his fellow below: ‘‘Brother, in the name of God, toss me a brick,” and the one below, ag he throws the brick, cries: “Oh, my brother (or, oh, son of my uncle), in the name of God, behold the An intelligent Maine Dog. Who says a dog has not intelligence. A Gardiner lady set a dish of soup out The house dog soon came along to the the contents long enough Bangor Commercial. —A St. Louis woman-thinks that married men ought to wear rings on their fingers, a8 the ladies do, indicating their social status. She says if they did there would not be so many wounded hearis lying around. When a gentleman approaches a lady she could readily de-’ termine whether or not he is in or out of the matrimonial market, and demeam herself accordingly. is oe) [———————— —e When Baby was sick, We gave her Car'oris, When te was «Child, She eriod for Custoria, When she became Mi.s, cee Bhe clung !o Castoria,When she had Children, helder in the Fifth avenue stage Hine he 7 ceep religious feeling and his disregard [to have the stages ruponSunday. Hé hekuew Miss Vauderbilt, when he was: take it home and show it to Mrs. Shep“Did he give the poor woman anyand he forgot to quote the Bible and teil her: ‘The Lord will provide.’ ‘Trust ia The Daily Transcript is the Largest and the Leading Paper of Nevada County. } You Don’t Get the News unone —— less You. Read the Transcript. Both the method aut xesults when Syrup of Figs is ta'.-n; itis. ieszant we refreshing to tac tas'o, aud acts gently yet promptly om ‘ae Kidueys, a gg e©anses tho sys em effeciually, dispels colds, heod-}j i aehes ard tS at enres he ual ing Office is Second to None. Coustiration permanently. “or sale[ in Eve ad $1 bottles by ail rue zists CALIFORNIA FIG S$}.UP C9. ; SAN FRANCISCO, GAL, t"“OVILE, KY. "EW YAR. ALY oo ee ‘You Don’t Get the News You Take the DAILY TRANSCRIPT ee ee ee ee --CNEAPER THAN — FIREWOOD AT FIVE DOLLARS A CORD BHP WaRM By Wearing Woolen Goods at Half the Prices Usually Charged. . Former price 90 Cemte...00..002. NOW 45 Cents Kuitted Shawls . #. rae IT TER CITI Te te ag ere ence) Pee ears Pe ery Pee = SRP T EAs SET TIO af Ld 10“ So ee eee jee {cd Rapmider oii ee aso 65 “ ad # a Sieg ee ener ae % WR ee eg ccs 5 asta sesso te ~ ‘so oe aw ee cates yet cea ” "© ChildrenIS Woolen Skirts.. £ as = je # Childrens’ Leggins.. .. 95 a oe ~~ Ors eee “* * a sd A tet of Odds und Funds in Childrens Weeten Hose tn sizes frem 4 1-2 to 8 1-2, worth 25, 40, 50 and [60 cents, at a uniform pricee 15 cents a pair, : 4 MRS. LESTER & GRAWFORD, MAIN STREET. NEVADA CITYCREAT CHEAP CLEARING SALE. EXTEN SION OF TIME. S the family cannot undertake the futisue of removalat present on accountof the SALK for about two week us go lon ser. REATERR TION . ‘ Baby Carriages a ASTULG ATES EDUC’ ION IN FRICES Sepuaehis sax ees 2 S18 « $ age eee . S Re eee Ses See” . “ a 3 EL SEE Rte = cage avis s ccares BE ee Ses esse -. S12 lee “ “ 3 te “ 810 Now 1s your oppurtunity as they will be sold ty dealers when you will have topay full price. : “Hammocks at 30 per cent reduction. 40 cent sheet music for 25 cents. Artists Painteja 85 centsadozen. TOYS athuli price. 2s eccat Fishing Rods for 19 cetits and everything else in proportion. ° The goods ure offered at these EX CREMELY LOW FLIVURES t? insire sale, and save the trouble avd expense of removal. ‘A good set of PARLOR and BEDiiJO4 FURNITURE. Some sundries. An UPRIGHT PIANO and « MILCH COW for ssle. 2 ; H, H, LENNIE & CQ., Pioneer Book Store, Névada City. sph Sareea New York Bakery. —o —ee a a Stookholders Meeting. : = ai Bvan, copay. vARROW vets ie a . i; il ailroad Company.—The anuual meetj i ing of the Stockholders of the Nevada D. W. KELLER , Proprieit " . County sees Gauge Railroad Company forthe election of seven Directors,’ to serve for the ensuing twelve months, and for the ras on of such other business as may Sah 5 ag P ‘ly come before the ineeting, will be AVING PURCHASED TIS WH! EP PrOnee . “haw pal popular Feberyed& Wes held atthe office pat Rom pesy, at ins heed enum Cali aw aDu OOS, Fi is) 5 P.M. VOMMEROAL STRELT, Folia will be opened at $:30 o'clock, and ¢ at345P.u. ‘Transfer books will be Lintend te keep @: thaud ats] times ao youd ou Wd day of March s : : ny order of Vuriany 0: JOHN F. KIDDER, President. nME AD George FLETCHER, Meeretary. . PEE, 7 CARN, : bee. Non-Union Wedding Unkerv And Faery -* Iron Moulders Wanted: Madero order on short potice anf on most “By maiet attention to business, givin; good satisfaction dni selling at low rates,! hope to meri s liberal patronaxe, : D. W. KELLER: DENNEY & GRAY, (Successors to Denney & Hitchins,) HORSE SHOERS & WAGON MAKERS, San Francisco, : : ‘ atere and Freight Horses shod in the best Nevada: Assay . Office. . sricottheart and the work warranted to __ 4, 4 GTI, Proprietor ; WAGON-MAKING. 40.05 MAIN STREET,..RVADAGETY . will'un ofe-third tighter aS if Ros sn ah Bee ret ) AND ORES OF EVERY DESCRIPots wlll uaraites to nettiros so estoavoid 7 ee isin kote te iD. In. We have the facilities tor doing. heavy 0 tion with my have aj Hieht work, aad warrant jon in ev: ' b . The Transcripts Job Print-. YV, Rev. R. Lennie’s state of health. H. H. LENNIE & CO. will continue their CHEAP . peagouable terme. GOOD WAGES. = > all order foranythingim aytinepromp . : et ly attended to. RISDON IRON WORKS, . day, th a place fu Will : BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. =. 04 seid Thon. bai tatan, a go, ana "for ; % ie mM. Eutuniished tw 1858 HORSE-SHOEING a Specialty, Road: . ieee ie OPPhim of letters testamentary FOR CITY MARSHAL. _ a Seemed J. 8. Holbrook Ne rity. a oth, ee la y ection, May ‘FOR CITY MARSHAL. James C. Neagle ILL be a candidate for re-election as Marshal of Nevada City. Election, Monday, May 5th, 1890. : FOR CITY MARSHAL. Dana B. Cetchell ILL be a eandidate for election as Marshal of Nevada City. Election, Monday, May 5th, 1890. H. C. MELL, CARRIAGE. WOODWORKER —iep=— HE FIRM OF DENNY & GRAY, haying arranged with me to conduct the Wooa Working Department in connection with their ba pa Making Establishment, will do everything in that line 5 in the Most Excelient Manner and at the Lowest Prices. desiré to have it understood that me MY TERMS ARE CASH . “8a FOR ALL WORK DONE. Good patrons of my shop do not have t. ay for the debts of bad ones. \ ‘H.C. MELL, Broad Street, Nevada City. Spanish, French, German, italian. you CAN BY THREE MONTHS STUDY master eithefof these languages suffiliently for every day conversation, by Dr. Richard 8. Rosenthal’s CELEBRATED MEISTERSCHAFT SYSTEM. Price of 15 books, $5.00 for each lamguage, including answers to questicns. Send for Circulars, containing terms and testimonials to Prof. Chas. H. Sykes PRINCIPAL 4 MEISTERSCHAFT. SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES 129 O’Farrell Street, SAN FRANCISCO. IMPROVED BELT Frue Ore Concentrator. Price Improved Welt Frue Van ner $825. F.@. B. Price Pinin Belt Frue Vanner, $575. F. 0. B.The Improved Belt Frne Vanner has double the capacity of the plain belt machine. For pamphlets, testimonials and further information apply to ABAMS & CARTER. Agents, Roem 15,No. 132 Market 81,8. F. Annual Stockholders Meeting, HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE stockholders of the.Odd Fellows Hall Association for the election of five Trustees for the enusing year and for such other legal snd proper business as may come before it will be held at the Libr. Koom, I. O, O, F. Building, on MONDAY,THE FIFTH DAY OF MAY, 1890, at the hour of 7 3¢ o’cloek P. M., ofsaid day. J.G. O’ NEIL, Seeretary. Summons. In the Justice's Court of Nevada Township, County-of Nevada, State-efCalifernia. £. M. SAVAGE, Plaintiff, vs. THE NEVADA GOLD MINING COMPANY. (Ofthe State of West Virginia,) a corportion, befendant. dee People of the State of California send greeting to The Neyada Gold Mining Company (of the State of West Virgiuia) a corporation, Defendant. You are bcreby required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named Plaintiffin the. Justice’s Court of Nevada Township, County of Nevada, State of California, and to answer before the Justice at his office, in the said Township, the pom plain’ filed therein, within five days. (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of thisSummons, if served within the Township in whieh this action is brought; or if served out of suiu Township, butin said County, within ten days; or within twenty days if served elsewhere. The said action is brought to obtain judgment ajuinst you forthesum of One Hundred and Ninety Dollars alleged to be due suid Plaintff from you for services r formed from July 22d, 1888, to Feb. 242, at ten dollars ger month, ag watchman o the property of said Defendant, at Nevada county, Cal,,at your spevial instance and request, and one dollar paid for help in covering machine.y of said property, as mure fully appears by the complaint on file herein to which Pb arereferred. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to so up; ear and auswer said complaint ag ahove required, said Plaintiff will take judgment against you for said sum of One Hundred and Ninety-one Dollute togethe: th evsts. Make legal service and due return hereof. Given under my hand this 2ist, day of February, A. D. 1899. A. B. WADSWORTH, m6-2m. Pi ustice of the Peace. Notice of Proving Will. i the Superior Court, in and for the counoot Nevada, State of California. In the rof the Estate of Thos. ceased. Notice is pereny ven that Monclock a. M. of said day, at the Court room of said Court, at the Court House in the city and county of Nevada, has been oppats rovin e when and where reson interes.od ma: cppear an "Gentest the samme renee MSY ated March 3d, 1890. J. L, MORGAN, Clerk. : By J. J. Greany, Dep. Clerk. A. Burrows, Atty for Petitioner. m4 2 Dividend Notice, : TVIDEND NO. 87,0¥ FIPFT 5 PER Dre nl eel ee eee on and after M f th . Heavy Concord Team Chain and Exprees Harness. General Wagonmaker. . . a. ¥. CARR, _ BROAD STREET, BELOW NATIONAL HOTEL, . JAMES CAIRNS, Proprietor. Light Buggy Harness of all Kinds on band and made to order, Boston team, buggy and express Coliars. Riding Saddles and Bri lles, Robes, Blankets, Web and Leather Halters. Curry-Combs and Brushes of all descriptions. Buggy Whips, Whipsto: ks, Lashes, Blacksnakes. Axle Greens, Harness Oil, Harness Soap. Gents’ and Boys’ Buck and Kid Gloves. Ladies’ and Gents’ Driving Gauntlets, Carriage Trimmings and Bugsy Harness a Specialty TERMS CASE. z PRiicns THE Lew Bet. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY AND FAITHFULLY ATTENDED TO, T. B, CARR Carr 1Wros. PALACE :: DRUG :: STORE, Cer. Pine and Commercias Nevada Clty’ [7 REP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LARGK AND COMPLETE SrOGK OF ZVER THING USUALLY FOUND IN A KFiret-clamss Orua Store. PAINTS OILS. VARNISHES. ETC VCHOOL, BHOK NK. 2 . BLANK BUDA, : MINCHLEANE OM ssaermae PERTORIVALN, SUF OUMIALR, Xo WaParke Agents for the San Francisco Examiner. The Finest Brands of Glgars in Nevada City Prescriptions sccura*ely and carefully, compounded by careful and competen Drug ‘For Sale or Rent on Rasy Terms! Two Fine Ranches, well:improved, with bearing Orchards. Both places are within two miles of the Narrow. Gaugdepot. Both have good houses, barns, fine fruit,andev ery advantage for a desirable homme. Special Bargains in Lands. ¢ 5000--320 acres, tliree miles from Grass Valley ; yood hone and g PS, die cleared ; good orchard in bearing; a la 4 i ' mh free water; all implements, tools, ete., da} A pe nevertalling: apeyy: ol B50 99-125 aceos; wot in ore than 2 in'les fron Nevads City’ or Grass Val ley; nearly all cleared ; good house and barn; fine orchard in bearing; conalating of a variety of rees; yood water; all can he irriyated jail under fenev, $37 50-450 acres gently rolling fruit or srasing-fand; afl fenced; 100 acres cleared; good wator; large house and barn: im: provements gat ¢ $2500. Great bargain; must be sold. se, sen *$900--60 acro~ good fruit Jind, gitnate three miles from Nevada City; 15 acres cleared ; house and barn, vihevard, garden, six head cattle, horse and wagon and farming implemente; free water for irrigati i : gating. A real bargain. $2 150-0425 acres of good frait und vegetable land; twoygoud houses and two barns; 100 ucres cleared ; orchard-and-yarden; free water for @ portion of place. Will he-sold. at the shove low price on account of absenes. $4 150-2104 acres; highly improved; good houwe and barn, orchard, free water, seven head of cattle, two horses, wagon, and all farming implements; situate three miles from Nevads itv, Arare chance to secure a profitable farin at a low price. $2500-2125 acrés; 4 miles from Nuvada City: Ouse r tity; 80 acres cleared ; and barn ; some fruit trees; free water for irrigating. fi ——oo-———— growth of pine and oak timber, which alone is worth more than. price asked ; soil is very rich and will make excullent f $ 3 rearyiea cllent fruit land when cleared; all can be CITIZENS BANK, Phe eating Haves Sho of Harada Gwe a, WM, EDWARDS , $8000--560 acres; two miles from Nevada City; covered with . fine. — ‘ W B ISSUE SIGHT DRAFTS Pay 45, New Verh, an Saw Francisco. » 4m@ Sacramni,, We issue SILES OF EXCHAN;;, Payable AT SIGHT tn the prin cipal cities of GREAT Bniy Any and EUROPE, Collections om amy part o4 ;), United Statesn apectalry. Highest Price Paid tor <« Omme. and State Warrunite Gold and Si¥ver Buition chased Assay Office me tits ttnay, tr > OFFICK:s: %. M. PRESTON,.. 4% M.HUNT. <0. JOUN T.MORGAN. og D; B. MORGAN. Ass'TCasnixn . DIRECTORS: _ pe. KOM. Row, Jo p Guo, M, Huenxs, af libs Sees re eos ruevrtn Hiss AMA Ns ORRESPONDENTS New York—First National 8. Sau Francisco—First National. Paok Ga Nationa) Bank.o! D.0. x National Meat Marko, OPPOSITE CITIZEN: RANK. “1h RS write Ne dhe, 0. J‘ NAFFZIGER.. Proprietor EEF, Punk, MUTTON, Bas. nk VEAL, SAUBA tone BACON AND LARD, wholesali y And al. «inds of Meats neually fone . first-class Market. ~ Meats delivered f ee of charge. CJ. NAFFZ1GER Broad Street Meat Market JAMES MONRO, Prop'r. fn Customere supplied at th with the very oer A tones ile Seef. Perk, Mutton, Veal, Lamp Sunenuce, Kte Whifteheads Cook Books, = ‘THE WORLD, Ne 1, The American Pastry Cook. PRICE 62. Hotel Meat Cooking. PHUICE 82. 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TISEMENTS N Balfotted for owepepers published = on the Pacific Coast, the Sandwich Tala Fide Vena bias Mow denian, the A ‘rail . rag the astern Btates and Ea “aes ‘ aper publishet Files Ka nearly everv peg ls 24 H Pobatly q 3! ‘aud all advertisers are ol: them during “oe wetness Bours aS ° ce tee pay ard when one? p We adree's Go, BOF thou , exist in sai of forme, baker tty é @ marvels OF sof profi Pid ; nee t ae “Jone while living s : iv6 5 : her 60%, ‘J m how ¢ ie be can 5 to $25 per day ant ig Sards Wherever ey live. Pou Lae La pe “ u i ’ fs bred day at tbls work * ’ _ Agentafor the Daily Transoript. offer at present. Re These are_only a few of the bargains we have to. # We have allkinds of ‘Lands at prices b Burlingel. See i portland, i oy. mel? 5 ry tia Bhe gave them Castoria, every Nay. on Mr-Denney wil; cuaduet the busipess of or e"FOHN TE. MORGAN, Cashier, fanging trom $5 to $75 per acre. _ Terma Wasy. . or m howe Th High Fran Viee A.A Th held even Eddy Th forme Hera urday from place noon, sever Brow port, to Mi agoa place ing w foray Wate survi accon ‘@ kis ande ly en have them Th bers ¢ the OC urday dered Ne Gai W. Th prove the #1 ence! 87.5 7 « Tt held Satur Direc The 5 and was Huss

Bess 7 7—"BSpenceville North San foam. auch w Chamberlain seys he is satisfied that \ man assoon as he showe that le likes Bie Daily Grenscript. ee OFFIC: So. $2 Commercial strovi, Nevada City, C« CIRCULATES 18 Grass Valle: Nerada hé& Ready, Ss oenene, North Bloomfield, Moore’s me Granite Truckee, and erg . othertowu of Nev county; in Placer aud Sierrs Counties, at amento, San Francisco—in fact, throughout the State from ey Pag to Sau Diego from the Si erra w the Sea.” == SUNDAY, MAROH 30, 1890. »»»»”™=™™” _Prosperous Smarteville. Fridey’s Marysville Appesl say=: W. W. Chamber'ain, of Smartsvile, wasin town yesterday, and t ‘Iked of gui. to San Francisco to-d:y. He sid there was much activity in Sm-rtevile, falle 140 men being e1mplovedin drifting. One of the mines ist city oul about $3000. week. Mr. te focthill region is equal to any part of Seuthern Czlifurnia for the proJuetion of oranges, olives and other frui:s, and looks iora great development ia fruit growing in the hills. ._He thinks a broad-gaage railroad from Marys ville to Grass Valley -is needed; and that such a line would get most of the business away from the Colfax N wrow Guaze. o* Derine Depew’e college days, the sententious professor of rletoric said tu him: “Sir. your time is three minutes; your srbject, ‘The Immort.lity of the Soul.’’’ A wen begins to find beauty in al ‘her, bnt a man never discovers that a woman has freckles until he has_married her. Tue man who said ‘‘thereis_ music everywhere” evidently never altended a@ Sunday school concert where the children sang out of tune. Iv is odd—how. quickly a man acknowledges the elevating influence of woman when she takes to shop-lifting in his presence. eo Natvre has wisely arranged matters sot hat a man can neither pat bie own back nor kick himself. —_—_———— Wen Macheth ironically asked, “Canet thou minister to a mind diseased?” he little knew that mankind would one day be blessed with Ayer’ Sarsaparilla: In purifying the blood, this powerful alterative gives tone and strength to the function and faculty of the system. Tuer attitude which some _ people strike after doing what is their plain duty to do, would muke a dancing master blush. To mvsuRE a hearty appetite and _increased digestion take Simmons Liver Regulater. Trxe will tell, but the ordinary man with the important secret won’t give time a chance. In al derangement of the livers eure is certain if you take Sitimonr Liver Regulator. 2 The Pulpit and the stage. Rev. F. M. Shrout, Pastor United Brethern Charch, Biue Mound, Kan., says: ‘‘I feel'it my daty to tell what wonders Dr. King’s New Discovery hasdone forme. My lungs were badly diseased, and my parishioners thought I could live only afew weeks. L took five bottles of Dr. King’s New Discovery and am sound and well. gaining 26 lbs.in weight.” Arthur Love, Manager Love’s Fuuny Folks Combination writ-s: “‘Af-er a thorough trial and convincing evidence, I am confident that Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption beats ’em all, and cures when everything else fails. The greatest kindness J ean do my many thousand friends is tourge them to try it.” Free, trial botiles at Carr Bros.’ Drugstore. \Kegniar-sizes 50c. and $1. : The Safest A™@ most powerful alterative is Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, Young and old are alike benefited by its use. For the eruptive diseases peculiar to children nothing else is so effective as this medicine, while its agreeable flavor makes it easy to admin* ister. “My little boy had Mba scrofulous ulcers on his neck and throat from which he 4 _ guffered terribly. > .Ywo physicians attended him, but he grew continually worse under their care, and everybody expected be would die. I had heard of the remarkable ctires effected by Ayer’s Sarsaparilia, and decided to have my bey try it. Shortly after he began to take this medicine, the ~ulcers com. menced healing, and, after using several bottles, he was entirely cured. “He is ‘how as healthy and etfong as any boy of his age: — William: F. Dou nexty, 3iampten, _ go gs “In Marx ft, vy youngest oa, £ ca fourteen months old, a toh gather on its.head @ 1a e ap plied various simple remedies without avail. The sores increased in number und discharged copiously. A physician was called, but the sores continued to unitiply until in a few months they bearly covered the child’s head and body.’ At last we began the use of Ayer’s Sarsuparifla. In a few days a marked ¢tiiange forthe better was manifest. The . sures assumed a more healthy condition, tie discharges were gradually diminished, and finally ceased altogether. ‘Vhe chill is livelier, its skin is fresher, wid its ayspetite better than we have obgferved for months.’’—Frank M. Griffin, lang Point, Texas; “Phe formnia of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla presents, for chronic diseases of almost every kind, the best remedy known te he wedical world.”—D. a Wilson, Dv, Viggs, Arkausas. ' Sarsaparilla A roles that was brick.” in her yard the other day tocool. The dish was very Bot, but had a handle. dish, igeed by the fascinating fragrance, contem pla’ to find that.it was his favorite soup, then, taking the handle between his teeth, he backed off several rods wery carefully, pulling the dish after him to a place which he considered booth co!er and more sequestered. He waited for the broth to cool, devoured it with infinite relish, then dragged the dish back to the spot where he found it.— ELLIOTT F. SHEPARD’S FIRST LOVE. eae a = ey 3t Was Innocent, but Not” Lasting— ad One of Bis Love Letters. “a~¢New York, much as it is-a journalistic surprises, and : not been so startiéd for many a’ : by the extraordinary policy of Ss Elliott F. Shepard in making bis journal, the Mail and Express, a semi-1 one, ud the daily insertion of aScripttral text over the editorial column. Colonel Shepard rather prides himself on bis consistency, as altbough a large stocksirenuously opposed the running of the vebicles on Sunday, an evidence of his} ef Mam ay> concern ful report of a when Christian priaciples The following isa faithrat between two cin ove of which on bis Cvovel Sheperd’s own > tows @ somewhat pew ligk oe cractem ~ 5 4 ~ “I should think it would“Se-ewfahy nice Lo ride down on these stages on Suuduy, and see the styles on Fifth avenue.” *“Y.:, but Culonel Shepard don’t like tLinks it’s wieked.? ‘“Culonel Shepard--who ig. he?’ “Iie's the president ‘of this gtage line, the son-in-law of Mr. Vanderbilt, the wus ediior of the Maitland Eapress. tle heads all his editorial pages with a SeripturaPtext.” “Is his pame Bliiott?”’ pid “Vos =r. PS oe : “Then I krow all about bim. ,You must lis‘en carefully, for it’s a/gréi: secret. He once loved Alma, our seaustress!” ; “Ob no!” 2) is “Butitistree. Tt was ages ago, hefors very young, and they lived out-our wxy, end one wasn't any richer or better thaa theother. Hused to write her the Jovetiest little love letters—so good and fnnecent, IL know, for l'veseenthem. W!!, ue loved and wrote, aud/she loved and wrote, rnd they both grew up—alas to part! He came tothe city—was famous in bis. way—marric? the richest heiress ‘9 be found, experienced religion, and hecame.editor of & newspaper, and fric1, philosopher and guide of Chauucey M. Depew.” * a “And she?” ’ “She married a New Jersey man—s gbittiess fellow, who failed to support her or lis children, and Alma had to sew for alving. When times were hard she was O@bliged to look both ways-.and all wajs te miuxe tiie ‘two euds meet.’ “One day, when there was a big space between these same two eudls, sie thought she’d go and see her rich old te ver and see if hé could help her. “I'd like to have seen Col. Shepart’s face £$ that « cmure little faded-o1t oll woman walked into his big office. Sie sent word that a lady and old frieud from his early home wis!:ed to see him. “*Was he kind, Alma?’ asked ber on her return. ““+¥Yes, Miss, but sort-o’-grand like. He looked as if he kind o’wondered whe I was. So I madc a bow and said, I’m Alma!’ Ss ‘Alma! Alma! Who?) "> ‘* "Why your little playmate and sweetheart. I’ve brought-you a letter you wrote tome when we were both young ‘end-you loved me. See, here’s your name down to the bottom, Elliott F. Shepard. He took it, read it through, and then he wecmned thoughtful aud pugzied. Finally **t remember you now. This little letvor is very interesting to me. I want to ‘ard. She willbe pleased to see it.’ “ ‘Did you let him have it. Alma?’ ***Yes, Miss; wuen’t I right, Miss?” “*T suppose so, but I must say it was ’eute in hin. He wasn’t anxious to sce his name, evenin boyish writing, in the possession of a poor sewing woman.’ ***What else did he say, Alma?’ **He asked if I were married and happy and whe1 I said I was unhappy and poor, he said he-was sorry. He told me, very kindly, that he’d liked to have heard good news from me. Then he got up, and I got up, and he showed me to the office door, and that was all.’”” thing?’’ “No; nof even a pass to ride his stages, Him!’ “Did she ever get ler letter back?’ “No; but she has.-more letters, and when I get home I will borrow them and we will have lots of fun reading then. We wi.l see bow much Scripture he quoted in his Jove httrs. We might flud them interesting, us might the former Miss Vanderbilt.”” 2 Here the stage reached Central Pari:, and the two ladies alighted. ae Rose SHAPLEIGU. , Pious Persian Bricklayers. The Persian bricklayer sings to his fellow below: ‘‘Brother, in the name of God, toss me a brick,” and the one below, ag he throws the brick, cries: “Oh, my brother (or, oh, son of my uncle), in the name of God, behold the An intelligent Maine Dog. Who says a dog has not intelligence. A Gardiner lady set a dish of soup out The house dog soon came along to the the contents long enough Bangor Commercial. —A St. Louis woman-thinks that married men ought to wear rings on their fingers, a8 the ladies do, indicating their social status. She says if they did there would not be so many wounded hearis lying around. When a gentleman approaches a lady she could readily de-’ termine whether or not he is in or out of the matrimonial market, and demeam herself accordingly. is oe) [———————— —e When Baby was sick, We gave her Car'oris, When te was «Child, She eriod for Custoria, When she became Mi.s, cee Bhe clung !o Castoria,When she had Children, helder in the Fifth avenue stage Hine he 7 ceep religious feeling and his disregard [to have the stages ruponSunday. Hé hekuew Miss Vauderbilt, when he was: take it home and show it to Mrs. Shep“Did he give the poor woman anyand he forgot to quote the Bible and teil her: ‘The Lord will provide.’ ‘Trust ia The Daily Transcript is the Largest and the Leading Paper of Nevada County. } You Don’t Get the News unone —— less You. Read the Transcript. Both the method aut xesults when Syrup of Figs is ta'.-n; itis. ieszant we refreshing to tac tas'o, aud acts gently yet promptly om ‘ae Kidueys, a gg e©anses tho sys em effeciually, dispels colds, heod-}j i aehes ard tS at enres he ual ing Office is Second to None. Coustiration permanently. “or sale[ in Eve ad $1 bottles by ail rue zists CALIFORNIA FIG S$}.UP C9. ; SAN FRANCISCO, GAL, t"“OVILE, KY. "EW YAR. ALY oo ee ‘You Don’t Get the News You Take the DAILY TRANSCRIPT ee ee ee ee --CNEAPER THAN — FIREWOOD AT FIVE DOLLARS A CORD BHP WaRM By Wearing Woolen Goods at Half the Prices Usually Charged. .. Former price 90 Cemte.....00...002. NOW 45 Cents Kuitted Shawls . #. rae IT TER CITI Te te ag ere ence) Pee ears Pe ery Pee = SRP T EAs SET TIO af Ld 10“ So ee eee jee {cd Rapmider oii ee aso 65 “ ad # a Sieg ee ener ae % WR ee eg ccs 5 asta sesso te ~ ‘so oe aw ee cates yet cea ” "© ChildrenIS Woolen Skirts... £ as = je # Childrens’ Leggins... ... 95 a oe ~~ Ors eee “* * a sd A tet of Odds und Funds in Childrens Weeten Hose tn sizes frem 4 1-2 to 8 1-2, worth 25, 40, 50 and [60 cents, at a uniform pricee 15 cents a pair, : 4 MRS. LESTER & GRAWFORD, MAIN STREET. NEVADA CITYCREAT CHEAP CLEARING SALE. EXTEN SION OF TIME. S the family cannot undertake the futisue of removalat present on accountof the SALK for about two week us go lon ser. REATERR TION . ‘ Baby Carriages a ASTULG ATES EDUC’ ION IN FRICES Sepuaehis sax ees 2 S18 « $ age eee . S Re eee Ses See” . “ a 3 EL SEE Rte = cage avis s ccares BE ee Ses esse -.. S12 lee “ “ 3 te “ 810 Now 1s your oppurtunity as they will be sold ty dealers when you will have topay full price. : “Hammocks at 30 per cent reduction. 40 cent sheet music for 25 cents. Artists Painteja 85 centsadozen. TOYS athuli price. 2s eccat Fishing Rods for 19 cetits and everything else in proportion. ° The goods ure offered at these EX CREMELY LOW FLIVURES t? insire sale, and save the trouble avd expense of removal. ‘A good set of PARLOR and BEDiiJO4 FURNITURE. Some sundries. An UPRIGHT PIANO and « MILCH COW for ssle. 2 ; H, H, LENNIE & CQ., Pioneer Book Store, Névada City. sph Sareea New York Bakery. —o —ee a a Stookholders Meeting. : = ai Bvan, copay. vARROW vets ie a . i; il ailroad Company.—The anuual meetj i ing of the Stockholders of the Nevada D. W. KELLER , Proprieit " . County sees Gauge Railroad Company forthe election of seven Directors,’ to serve for the ensuing twelve months, and for the ras on of such other business as may Sah 5 ag P ‘ly come before the ineeting, will be AVING PURCHASED TIS WH! EP PrOnee . “haw pal popular Feberyed& Wes held atthe office pat Rom pesy, at ins heed enum Cali aw aDu OOS, Fi is) 5 P.M. VOMMEROAL STRELT, Folia will be opened at $:30 o'clock, and ¢ at345P.u. ‘Transfer books will be Lintend te keep @: thaud ats] times ao youd ou Wd day of March s : : ny order of Vuriany 0: JOHN F. KIDDER, President. nME AD George FLETCHER, Meeretary. . PEE, 7 CARN, : bee. Non-Union Wedding Unkerv And Faery -* Iron Moulders Wanted: Madero order on short potice anf on most “By maiet attention to business, givin; good satisfaction dni selling at low rates,! hope to meri s liberal patronaxe, : D. W. KELLER: DENNEY & GRAY, (Successors to Denney & Hitchins,) HORSE SHOERS & WAGON MAKERS, San Francisco, : : ‘ atere and Freight Horses shod in the best Nevada: Assay . Office. . sricottheart and the work warranted to __ 4, 4 GTI, Proprietor ; WAGON-MAKING.

40.05 MAIN STREET,...RVADAGETY . will'un ofe-third tighter aS if Ros sn ah Bee ret ) AND ORES OF EVERY DESCRIPots wlll uaraites to nettiros so estoavoid 7 ee isin kote te iD. In. We have the facilities tor doing. heavy 0 tion with my have aj Hieht work, aad warrant jon in ev: ' b . The Transcripts Job Print-. YV, Rev. R. Lennie’s state of health. H. H. LENNIE & CO. will continue their CHEAP . peagouable terme. GOOD WAGES. = > all order foranythingim aytinepromp . : et ly attended to. RISDON IRON WORKS, . day, th a place fu Will : BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. =. 04 seid Thon. bai tatan, a go, ana "for ; % ie mM. Eutuniished tw 1858 HORSE-SHOEING a Specialty, Road: . ieee ie OPPhim of letters testamentary FOR CITY MARSHAL. _ a Seemed J. 8. Holbrook Ne rity. a oth, ee la y ection, May ‘FOR CITY MARSHAL. James C. Neagle ILL be a candidate for re-election as Marshal of Nevada City. Election, Monday, May 5th, 1890. : FOR CITY MARSHAL. Dana B. Cetchell ILL be a eandidate for election as Marshal of Nevada City. Election, Monday, May 5th, 1890. H. C. MELL, CARRIAGE. WOODWORKER —iep=— HE FIRM OF DENNY & GRAY, haying arranged with me to conduct the Wooa Working Department in connection with their ba pa Making Establishment, will do everything in that line 5 in the Most Excelient Manner and at the Lowest Prices. desiré to have it understood that me MY TERMS ARE CASH . “8a FOR ALL WORK DONE. Good patrons of my shop do not have t. ay for the debts of bad ones. \ ‘H.C. MELL, Broad Street, Nevada City. Spanish, French, German, italian. you CAN BY THREE MONTHS STUDY master eithefof these languages suffiliently for every day conversation, by Dr. Richard 8. Rosenthal’s CELEBRATED MEISTERSCHAFT SYSTEM. Price of 15 books, $5.00 for each lamguage, including answers to questicns. Send for Circulars, containing terms and testimonials to Prof. Chas. H. Sykes PRINCIPAL 4 MEISTERSCHAFT. SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES 129 O’Farrell Street, SAN FRANCISCO. IMPROVED BELT Frue Ore Concentrator. Price Improved Welt Frue Van ner $825. F.@. B. Price Pinin Belt Frue Vanner, $575. F. 0. B.The Improved Belt Frne Vanner has double the capacity of the plain belt machine. For pamphlets, testimonials and further information apply to ABAMS & CARTER. Agents, Roem 15,No. 132 Market 81,8. F. Annual Stockholders Meeting, HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE stockholders of the.Odd Fellows Hall Association for the election of five Trustees for the enusing year and for such other legal snd proper business as may come before it will be held at the Libr. Koom, I. O, O, F. Building, on MONDAY,THE FIFTH DAY OF MAY, 1890, at the hour of 7 3¢ o’cloek P. M., ofsaid day. J.G. O’ NEIL, Seeretary. Summons. In the Justice's Court of Nevada Township, County-of Nevada, State-efCalifernia. £. M. SAVAGE, Plaintiff, vs. THE NEVADA GOLD MINING COMPANY. (Ofthe State of West Virginia,) a corportion, befendant. dee People of the State of California send greeting to The Neyada Gold Mining Company (of the State of West Virgiuia) a corporation, Defendant. You are bcreby required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named Plaintiffin the. Justice’s Court of Nevada Township, County of Nevada, State of California, and to answer before the Justice at his office, in the said Township, the pom plain’ filed therein, within five days. (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of thisSummons, if served within the Township in whieh this action is brought; or if served out of suiu Township, butin said County, within ten days; or within twenty days if served elsewhere. The said action is brought to obtain judgment ajuinst you forthesum of One Hundred and Ninety Dollars alleged to be due suid Plaintff from you for services r formed from July 22d, 1888, to Feb. 242, at ten dollars ger month, ag watchman o the property of said Defendant, at Nevada county, Cal,,at your spevial instance and request, and one dollar paid for help in covering machine.y of said property, as mure fully appears by the complaint on file herein to which Pb arereferred. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to so up; ear and auswer said complaint ag ahove required, said Plaintiff will take judgment against you for said sum of One Hundred and Ninety-one Dollute togethe: th evsts. Make legal service and due return hereof. Given under my hand this 2ist, day of February, A. D. 1899. A. B. WADSWORTH, m6-2m. Pi ustice of the Peace. Notice of Proving Will. i the Superior Court, in and for the counoot Nevada, State of California. In the rof the Estate of Thos. ceased. Notice is pereny ven that Monclock a. M. of said day, at the Court room of said Court, at the Court House in the city and county of Nevada, has been oppats rovin e when and where reson interes.od ma: cppear an "Gentest the samme renee MSY ated March 3d, 1890. J. L, MORGAN, Clerk. : By J. J. Greany, Dep. Clerk. A. Burrows, Atty for Petitioner. m4 2 Dividend Notice, : TVIDEND NO. 87,0¥ FIPFT 5 PER Dre nl eel ee eee on and after M f th . Heavy Concord Team Chain and Exprees Harness. General Wagonmaker. . . a. ¥. CARR, _ BROAD STREET, BELOW NATIONAL HOTEL, . JAMES CAIRNS, Proprietor. Light Buggy Harness of all Kinds on band and made to order, Boston team, buggy and express Coliars. Riding Saddles and Bri lles, Robes, Blankets, Web and Leather Halters. Curry-Combs and Brushes of all descriptions. Buggy Whips, Whipsto: ks, Lashes, Blacksnakes. Axle Greens, Harness Oil, Harness Soap. Gents’ and Boys’ Buck and Kid Gloves. Ladies’ and Gents’ Driving Gauntlets, Carriage Trimmings and Bugsy Harness a Specialty TERMS CASE. z PRiicns THE Lew Bet. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY AND FAITHFULLY ATTENDED TO, T. B, CARR Carr 1Wros. PALACE :: DRUG :: STORE, Cer. Pine and Commercias Nevada Clty’ [7 REP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LARGK AND COMPLETE SrOGK OF ZVER THING USUALLY FOUND IN A KFiret-clamss Orua Store. PAINTS OILS. VARNISHES. ETC VCHOOL, BHOK NK. 2 . BLANK BUDA, : MINCHLEANE OM ssaermae PERTORIVALN, SUF OUMIALR, Xo WaParke Agents for the San Francisco Examiner. The Finest Brands of Glgars in Nevada City Prescriptions sccura*ely and carefully, compounded by careful and competen Drug ‘For Sale or Rent on Rasy Terms! Two Fine Ranches, well:improved, with bearing Orchards. Both places are within two miles of the Narrow. Gaugdepot. Both have good houses, barns, fine fruit,andev ery advantage for a desirable homme. Special Bargains in Lands. ¢ 5000--320 acres, tliree miles from Grass Valley ; yood hone and g PS, die cleared ; good orchard in bearing; a la 4 i ' mh free water; all implements, tools, ete., da} A pe nevertalling: apeyy: ol B50 99-125 aceos; wot in ore than 2 in'les fron Nevads City’ or Grass Val ley; nearly all cleared ; good house and barn; fine orchard in bearing; conalating of a variety of rees; yood water; all can he irriyated jail under fenev, $37 50-450 acres gently rolling fruit or srasing-fand; afl fenced; 100 acres cleared; good wator; large house and barn: im: provements gat ¢ $2500. Great bargain; must be sold. se, sen *$900--60 acro~ good fruit Jind, gitnate three miles from Nevada City; 15 acres cleared ; house and barn, vihevard, garden, six head cattle, horse and wagon and farming implemente; free water for irrigati i : gating. A real bargain. $2 150-0425 acres of good frait und vegetable land; twoygoud houses and two barns; 100 ucres cleared ; orchard-and-yarden; free water for @ portion of place. Will he-sold. at the shove low price on account of absenes. $4 150-2104 acres; highly improved; good houwe and barn, orchard, free water, seven head of cattle, two horses, wagon, and all farming implements; situate three miles from Nevads itv, Arare chance to secure a profitable farin at a low price. $2500-2125 acrés; 4 miles from Nuvada City: Ouse r tity; 80 acres cleared ; and barn ; some fruit trees; free water for irrigating. fi ——oo-———— growth of pine and oak timber, which alone is worth more than. price asked ; soil is very rich and will make excullent f $ 3 rearyiea cllent fruit land when cleared; all can be CITIZENS BANK, Phe eating Haves Sho of Harada Gwe a, WM, EDWARDS , $8000--560 acres; two miles from Nevada City; covered with . fine. — ‘ W B ISSUE SIGHT DRAFTS Pay 45, New Verh, an Saw Francisco. » 4m@ Sacramni,, We issue SILES OF EXCHAN;;, Payable AT SIGHT tn the prin cipal cities of GREAT Bniy Any and EUROPE, Collections om amy part o4 ;), United Statesn apectalry. Highest Price Paid tor <« Omme. and State Warrunite Gold and Si¥ver Buition chased Assay Office me tits ttnay, tr > OFFICK:s: %. M. PRESTON,... 4% M.HUNT. <0. JOUN T.MORGAN.. og D; B. MORGAN.. Ass'TCasnixn . DIRECTORS: _ pe. KOM. Row, Jo p Guo, M, Huenxs, af libs Sees re eos ruevrtn Hiss AMA Ns ORRESPONDENTS New York—First National 8. Sau Francisco—First National. Paok Ga Nationa) Bank.o! D.0. x National Meat Marko, OPPOSITE CITIZEN: RANK. “1h RS write Ne dhe, 0. J‘ NAFFZIGER.... Proprietor EEF, Punk, MUTTON, Bas. nk VEAL, SAUBA tone BACON AND LARD, wholesali y And al. «inds of Meats neually fone . first-class Market. ~ Meats delivered f ee of charge. CJ. NAFFZ1GER Broad Street Meat Market JAMES MONRO, Prop'r. fn Customere supplied at th with the very oer A tones ile Seef. Perk, Mutton, Veal, Lamp Sunenuce, Kte Whifteheads Cook Books, = ‘THE WORLD, Ne 1, The American Pastry Cook. PRICE 62. Hotel Meat Cooking. PHUICE 82. Broad Street, Near the City Hall, LEAD Be. 3, Chicago ‘Herald ‘Cook. ing School. . (For Families, PRICF 81.50. Ne, 4, Cooking For Protit, PRICE 63 .FOR SALE AT THE OFFICE OF SHE “HOTEL GAZETTE. 420 Kearney Staeet, San Francisco’ “~P-A:T-E:N-T:S BTAINED, and all business in the U.8 QO Patent Offic ‘ a fice attended to for MODOur offi: ¢ is opposite the U. 8. ratent Of fice, and we can obtain Patents in lesst'me than those remote from Washington. Send model or drawing. We advise ast patentability free of ecepe—snd we make he charge unless we obtain patent e refer, here, to the aster, the 80 of Mon rintendent 01 Order Division, and the officigis of the U. 8. Patent Office. Fo cirenlar, advice, terms and references toc tue lients in your own Btate or county ad "GA Snow & Ct, Opp. Petent Office. Washinton, D.C LP. FISHER Ne wapaper Advertising Ageney: ROOMS AND 2% MERCHANT'S BY CHANGE, CALIFORNIA STREET, SEAN PBRANGISCO, B. TISEMENTS N Balfotted for owepepers published = on the Pacific Coast, the Sandwich Tala Fide Vena bias Mow denian, the A ‘rail . rag the astern Btates and Ea “aes ‘ aper publishet Files Ka nearly everv peg ls 24 H Pobatly q 3! ‘aud all advertisers are ol: them during “oe wetness Bours aS ° ce tee pay ard when one? p We adree's Go, BOF thou , exist in sai of forme, baker tty é @ marvels OF sof profi Pid ; nee t ae “Jone while living s : iv6 5 : her 60%, ‘J m how ¢ ie be can 5 to $25 per day ant ig Sards Wherever ey live. Pou Lae La pe “ u i ’ fs bred day at tbls work * ’ _ Agentafor the Daily Transoript. offer at present. Re These are_only a few of the bargains we have to. # We have allkinds of ‘Lands at prices b Burlingel. See i portland, i oy. mel? 5 ry tia Bhe gave them Castoria, every Nay. on Mr-Denney wil; cuaduet the busipess of or e"FOHN TE. MORGAN, Cashier, fanging trom $5 to $75 per acre. _ Terma Wasy. . or m howe Th High Fran Viee A.A Th held even Eddy Th forme Hera urday from place noon, sever Brow port, to Mi agoa place ing w foray Wate survi accon ‘@ kis ande ly en have them Th bers ¢ the OC urday dered Ne Gai W. Th prove the #1 ence! 87.5 7 « Tt held Satur Direc The 5 and was Huss