April 27, 1896 (4 pages)

=~ ies a4 Re Bhs a Be a 7 i sis He ices sin eg t from and af. Ayes—pa ker, a €ctors, IN TO ‘heat Dien 1 election of 1896,. id. district & district, at 4 08 elected the hourg thingon Pe ‘x and H, Sua RS. » decenyed idetsigned Estate. of uinst the ‘h the nthe after, © the seid alling, & County, the place 3 Of said VEEKS, eorge W: 6. m7-4 m ee. . STOCKAssocia. WN, ident. a1 ay (ark wie , £ -e L. LXVi--NO. 10912 era iy Dally Transit ROWN & CALKINS. ‘Brown. L. 8. CALEnNs. . SUBSCRIPTION PRICES. me year, strictly in advance..-seb en ener eee eees ‘not paid in advance, 60 cents per month. avertising Rates—Legal advertising $1 per ‘are for first insertion, 60 cents per square ‘each’ additional, insertion. Business sdverjpents as per rates. ae fecal notices 10 centa per line for firat inserand five cents foreach additionalinsertion. ntered at the the Postoffice at Nevada City iscond-class matter. Deputy District Attorney Superintendent of Schools Coroner SUPERVISORS. FFINGTON D. McPHETRES, M PRIDGEON, . A. J. WOODS, E. W. DONNELLY. vada City Mail Time Table. Closes 11:30 a, m. 11:30 a, m. *§:00 p. m. Arrives 9:43 a. af. 9:43-4. m. a ‘V4:45 p.m. keepting Saturdays. PyalleyChiéaPark, Colfax. 4:45 p. m. wa Valloy.. 9:43.a, m. it 11:30 a. m, d,. 3:00 p.m. 2:00 p. m. Bet 9:30 a. m. f Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Dmfice Hours—9 a, m. to 7:30 p. m. Sunis and Holidays: 11:30 a. m. to 12:30 % co OOOO Oe (Se) on) es BSEEES croc te tS 6 n © s ible of Distance from Nevada City ‘ and Fare. “ a socncwen ore Railroad.. dwards Bridge. rench Corral niteville.. .28 B. y Little York oore’s Flat N. Bloomfield. °N, San Juan Agent for Nevada City. IDT BROS., ‘Pine Street, Nevada City -—In Stuck~ . General Arthur, Humboldt Imp’td, Esti ella, Boh >mian Club, La Rosa, Harmonia suet, Bs or to Lewis & Hei ry.) HE HUB.” Vines, Liquors and Cigars. 4 al Commercial st eeta. 4 (Pos ONES BUILDING, Treasurer . : “w.-D, LONG, Attorney and Counselor at Law, (ras eee. BROAD AND PINESTRESTS up stairs Nevada City. oH "ALFRED D. MASON, Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Office—Tilley Building, Nevada City. THOS. S. FORD, . RE 1a, COR. COM mercial and Pine streets. _ &. B. POWER, Attorney and Counselor at. Law and Stenographer. Ona FRED SEARL8, NEVADA City,Cal. Will praticein all the Courts, 1. C. LINDLEY, Attorney. and Counselor at Law FICE-LONES BUILDING, COR. COMmercial and Pine streets. W. E. F. DEAL, Attorney-at-Law. Rooms 51, 52 and 53 Nevada Block, SAN _ FRANCISCO. Pe F. SIMONDS, Attornéy and Counselor at Law, -1(L PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND U : 8. Courts. a paee FRANK. T. NILON, Attorney and Counselor at Law. OQrueeee* & ROBERTS’ BLOCK Co Apdo City. Will practice in all the FRED SEARLS, —__ Attorney and Counselor at Law. W ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS, State and Federal. J. M. WALLING, . Attorney : at : Law, \ RFICE—TILLEY BUILDING, COR. BROAD J and Pine streets, Nevada City, w. W. WAGGONER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. EPUTY COUNTY SURVEYOR AND DEP-~ uty U. 8. Mineral Surveyor, Office in MorZan & Roberta’ Block, Nevada City. JOHN 1. CALDWELL,, nveyancer. FFICE—BROAD ST., OPP, NATIONAL HO: da Gity. Will practice in all he this State. Estates in Probate pro. ceedings will receive. careful attention, Rose Carnivals and a Venetian Water Carnival will swell the great tide of merrymaking to sweep over the State this season. Santa Rosa Carnival is programmed for April 30, May 1 and 2. The Charming City of Roses is very much at home with this favored flower,and her pride in its exhibition is surpassed only by her amazing wealth of roses, San Mateo County’s Rose Carnival is to be held at Redwood City on the . Dates. named above, and it will be abundantly proven that San Mateo knows all about roses. Santa Cruz Venetian Water Carnival is announced for June 17 to 20 inclusive. _Mere mention brings vivid recollections of last season’s brilliant event to be completely eclipsed this year, it is said, Thousands will wonder how. will be Reduced Rates “\pade vy the Southern Pacific Company for all these brilliant events. Arrange your vacation programme aecordS ingly and call on the agents for particulars. c fs R N l V PR Monuments, ‘Tombstones, &c. WEISENBURGER & COFFEY, Boulder Street, © F Near Park Avenue. Wv: ‘tracts for. i kinds of i! Monumunt, Tombstone And Granite Work. tion. Lettering on Tombstones and Mounment promptly attended to. and the prices lowest ia the State. Marble or Granite Work give us a call. — WEISENBURGER & COFFEY. “1 two gravel fully prepared to take conScotch Granite, and Marble of every descripAli work warranted to be first-class Before giving your orders for any kind o} Sy, BALLAST FOR SPIDER crassa. In one of the tanks at the New York aquarium there are eight spider crabs. The spider. crab is the decorating crab grown up. The decorating crab plants upon its back little sprays and stream ers of various marine plants, which it anips off with its pincher claws. It carries these’ first to its mouth, where it seems to keep a supply of waterproof posed to do this for protection from ita enemies, for, half buried in the mud and'with these things rising from its back, it is practically inyisible, It is possible also that, the crab uses the sprigs er as it often selects growth, after it has come to be called a spider crab, it ceases to decorate itself, though sometimes the seeds of. marine plants settle on its back and grow there, but it never loses the handy use of ite pincher claws. The Jargest of the spider erabs at the aquarium is about 8 inches in length. eight inches. The bottom of the spider crabs’ tank is covered with gravel. The tank was cleaned the other day and al} but about three inches of the water drawn off. When the refilling of the tank was begun, all the crabs gathered around the intake. Crabs and fishes in captivity usually do this,” welcoming the fresh incoming water as. a mau in captivity might weleome an incoming t of fresh air. The flow of water through the intake pipes can be regulated at will Here it was permitted to ran in at its natural force, which wae abont that of water flowing from a hose. The flow was broken somewhat by the wire strainer over the opening of the intake, placed there to keep little fishes and crustaceans from getting into the pipes, but it was too strong for the spider erabs to face. They began to set¢le themselves down into the gravel and to pile gravel upon their backs, apparently to weight themselves down 80 that they could withstand it. On 8 sandy or muddy bottom they could have buried or partly buried themselves. Bore the work was more difficult, but they were equal to it, They would work their legs down in: 90 the gravel and then lift them, displacing stores in that manner, and with their pincher claws they would pick up stones: Sometimes a crab would pick up stones at once, one in each elaw, and place them both on its baok. quire both claws in the handling of it and raise that and put it on its ‘back, Some of the stones would oll off down by the crabs’ legs, but they were not lost there, for they helped to build up around, and the crab would go abead and put up ot¥ers on its back. d When the tank was full and the in flow cut off, the. crabs weut walking Attorney at ani Notary Public pak might tackle a stone so big as to reGENERAL THOMAS, fle Might Have Peen a fouthern Soluler but For Lis Wite. General William Mahone of Virginia at in. Chamberlin’s, deeply interested na well bound yolume of substantia) size. To a reporter who ventured to ask she title of the book the general courteously said. ‘It is made up of ‘Papers of the Mili. tary Historical Society of Massachusetts’ and contains critical sketches of some of the leading Federal and Confederate erals. I was at that moment engaged on the sketch devoted to General Thomas. It is a very fair and interesting ao yount of his character and services. “JT knew Thomas personally, for he was Lorn ard reared in my section of West Virginia. He was a military man of exceilent parts, rather slow to act, out never able to grasp the idea that he uad been whipped. His bulldog tenacity was a stroag characteristic. “JT imow a good deal more than this book abott Thomas’ predilection for the southern cause. In passing through the fate on his way from Texas to New York at the time that the legislature session, Thomas said, with emphasis. ‘There is nothing for the, south to dc but to fight.’ It was well understood that bis sympathies were with the peo: gle of his native section. ‘ “Tl was empowered: by the governor yf Virginia to offer him an important position created for bim and tendered it with the full expectation that it would ne accepted. He married: a Miss Marcy vf New York, and it is no doubt true ‘hat his wife’s influence had much to la with keepizg him on the Union side. ’’—Washington Post. The Spent Cannon Ball. General Sherman’s reminiscences of wartime are very entertaining. One of the most magnificent specimetis of manhood I ever saw, said he, was a soldier who was constantly laughing at the poor fellows who became fatigued by long marches or who sank under seemingly trifling “wounds. His courage, health and strength seemed invincible. One sannon—what we call a spent ball— same rolling slong The temptation te pat out one’s foot. to stop sucha ball vag irresistible. The soldier I have mensdoned yielded to it. With a merry. sinile 19 put out his foot, and in an instant it was cut off, and he sank to the ground a maimed, shattered cripple for life, weeping like a child at his awful mis fortane : : _ For Humanity’s Sake. Young Man (boastfully)—I em going 10 cross #xe Atlantic in this 20 foot boat vith no companion but this dog. Good vy, friends—— i 2 Humane must stop you, air **Stop me? And what for, pray?”” “Famanity! Haver’tl a right to rial sy kfeiflr'—“Oh, that’s all right, but I must is gine, and thence to. its back. It is sup. bright colors. In its larger. From side to side ita legs spread about . . Nevada County’s Leading Druggists and Stationers,. about again as usual.—New York Sun , was deliberating on the question of se . day a heavy projectile from the enemy’s . Pure Drugs. Our Prescription Department may be said to be thoroughly up to date. We handle only those Chemicals and Drugs that are ofthe highest standard of Parity and Excellence. _ ‘Physicians and Families sending Prescriptions to us may be confident that they will be carefully and skillfally compounded.— We take all the precaution necessary to prevent mistakes, while our prices are reasonable, ft DICKERMAN & CO. Telephone No, 30. (Successors to CARR BROB.), Cor. Pine and Commercial sts., Nevada City. © If you want to know all about the Gold Itining, Morticultural, Agricultural, ; Stock Raising) And other resources of The Daily Transcriot Lumbering ~ atabiished Sopt.6, 1860, by N.P. Brownd Cos ' CHICO, CAL. eG feat MRDIGINE TAKEN INTERNALLY. NO HYPODERMIC INJECTION: BY , Cure Guaranteed in 21 Days. £. Presiddnts sic i ened sety cece Dr, J, Exurs Ropiey Joun Davipson eee eee meee eee sen eeres Vice President. ...seeee eee ene kb ahh Bi aaa R. R. FIMPLE eer m eee J. D, Marca OFFICERS ¢ DR. J. ELLIS RODLEY C, Av MARCH ee eweeke eee eee ber bews H, R. CONNELLY DIRECTORS ! RK. , Faris H, R. Conweiity I Have’ Decided to Sell For ‘Besides being fully informed at all times on PROCEEDINGS. NEVADA COUNTY Tue Locat News HappENINGS AND CourT CASH ONLY at Rock Bottom Prices ! MANHOOD RESTORED e —BY— Before Using Cupidene. —_—o— This Vegetable Vitalizer cures all Nervousness or Diseases of the Generative Organs —SUCH AS— PAINS IN THE BACK, TIRED FEELING, SEMINAL WAKNESS, DESPONDENOY AND CONSTIPATION. LOST MANHOOD HEADACHE, PIMPLES, DEBILITY, IMPOTENOY, ¥ CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. coerce () ee oe SEXUAL apparatus is dependent, The reason why sufferers are not per cent. ase troubled with PROSTATITIS, remedy‘to cure the complaint without an operation. of six boxes. ON One Dollar a box, six boxes for $6. Send for Circulars and Testimonials. ; ‘Address all mail orders to DAVOL MEDICINE pertere. The dog can’t go-”” 3 : For sale it Nevada City by DICKER MAN & CO. After Using Cupidene SLEEPLESSNESS’ (GF The Doctor has discovered the active principle on which the vitality of the cured by-physicians and medicines is because over 90 for which CUPIDENE is the only known ‘A written guarantee to refund the money if a permanent cure is not effected by the use CO, P. 0. Box 2076, Sau Francisco, Harness in all styles. Strap Work. Jas. Cairns, Harness and Saddlery. Team Harness and Saddles Single and Double Driving Close buyers will do well to get my prices before placing their orders for Spring Stock. Broad St., Opp. National Hotel, Nevada City, Cal, Dr. A. Chapman, Dr. N. B. Chapman, . Dr. C. W. Chap Office at Residence, DENTISTS “gp ' Sacramento Street. Machinery for Sale. at a Bargain. : For particular? apply to, A Saw Mill Machinery, Complete. It will be sold \yOULD YOU — RELISH A RELISH ? Pecor’s Oyster Cocktails ARE THE THING. Charley Compounds <All Drinks Property. Private Lunch Rooms pes Nicely Furnished —AT THE Milwaukee Brewery Saloon. Vegetables, Fruit, Ete. E. A. WALLACE MAKES PLEASURE IN INFORMING THE people of Nevada City that he has made ar+ rangements to have ordors left at Miss Annie Cohn’s Store, ON MALS STREET, Por Vegetables, Fresh Fruits in seasoy, Dried Fruits, Chickens, Eggs, Bte. Ali orders left at the above place will be promptly attended to. He hopes by selling the best of ertic} line’at tue lowe-t ving et to pee gyi share of the ee patronage. Orders will be received on and after Feb, 6. wm. A. Wallace. Nevada City, Feb. 3, 1896 L, L. BOWMAN, J. F. SHAW, SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. nQdd Fellows Building, Broad re 4, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Fine Plate Worka Specialty. All Kinds of Fillings. And Now Don't You Forget It That when you are in Grass Valley Be sure and call on ef _ And get a glass of that cold, sharp of first-class drinks. Commercia! st., Neve Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Bte, — At the lowestrates. ret AKTE ALSO ON HAND A CE W 120 KEEP ON HAND & FRED: E. BROWN, Extracting Skiilfully Bone Main Street, next door to Thee. Wile helm’s Meat Market. . NEVADA CITY BEER, or anyother kind”

=~ ies a4 Re Bhs a Be a 7 i sis He ices sin eg t from and af. Ayes—pa ker, a €ctors, IN TO ‘heat Dien 1 election of 1896,. id. district & district, at 4 08 elected the hourg thingon Pe ‘x and H, Sua RS. » decenyed idetsigned Estate. of uinst the ‘h the nthe after, © the seid alling, & County, the place 3 Of said VEEKS, eorge W: 6. m7-4 m ee. . STOCKAssocia. WN, ident. a1 ay (ark wie , £ -e L. LXVi--NO. 10912 era iy Dally Transit ROWN & CALKINS. ‘Brown. L. 8. CALEnNs. . SUBSCRIPTION PRICES. me year, strictly in advance...-seb en ener eee eees ‘not paid in advance, 60 cents per month. avertising Rates—Legal advertising $1 per ‘are for first insertion, 60 cents per square ‘each’ additional, insertion. Business sdverjpents as per rates. ae fecal notices 10 centa per line for firat inserand five cents foreach additionalinsertion. ntered at the the Postoffice at Nevada City iscond-class matter. Deputy District Attorney Superintendent of Schools Coroner SUPERVISORS. FFINGTON D. McPHETRES, M PRIDGEON, . A. J. WOODS, E. W. DONNELLY. vada City Mail Time Table. Closes 11:30 a, m. 11:30 a, m. *§:00 p. m. Arrives 9:43 a. af. 9:43-4. m. a ‘V4:45 p.m. keepting Saturdays. PyalleyChiéaPark, Colfax. 4:45 p. m. wa Valloy... 9:43.a, m. it 11:30 a. m, d,.. 3:00 p.m. 2:00 p. m. Bet 9:30 a. m. f Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Dmfice Hours—9 a, m. to 7:30 p. m. Sunis and Holidays: 11:30 a. m. to 12:30 % co OOOO Oe (Se) on) es BSEEES croc te tS 6 n © s ible of Distance from Nevada City ‘ and Fare. “ a socncwen ore Railroad... dwards Bridge.. rench Corral niteville... .28 B. y Little York oore’s Flat N. Bloomfield.. °N, San Juan Agent for Nevada City. IDT BROS., ‘Pine Street, Nevada City -—In Stuck~ . General Arthur, Humboldt Imp’td, Esti ella, Boh >mian Club, La Rosa, Harmonia suet, Bs or to Lewis & Hei ry.) HE HUB.” Vines, Liquors and Cigars. 4 al Commercial st eeta. 4 (Pos ONES BUILDING, Treasurer . : “w.-D, LONG, Attorney and Counselor at Law, (ras eee. BROAD AND PINESTRESTS up stairs Nevada City. oH "ALFRED D. MASON, Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Office—Tilley Building, Nevada City. THOS. S. FORD, . RE 1a, COR. COM mercial and Pine streets. _ &. B. POWER, Attorney and Counselor at. Law and Stenographer. Ona FRED SEARL8, NEVADA City,Cal. Will praticein all the Courts, 1. C. LINDLEY, Attorney. and Counselor at Law FICE-LONES BUILDING, COR. COMmercial and Pine streets. W. E. F. DEAL, Attorney-at-Law. Rooms 51, 52 and 53 Nevada Block, SAN _ FRANCISCO. Pe F. SIMONDS, Attornéy and Counselor at Law, -1(L PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND U : 8. Courts. a paee FRANK. T. NILON, Attorney and Counselor at Law. OQrueeee* & ROBERTS’ BLOCK Co Apdo City. Will practice in all the FRED SEARLS, —__ Attorney and Counselor at Law. W ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS, State and Federal. J. M. WALLING, . Attorney : at : Law, \ RFICE—TILLEY BUILDING, COR. BROAD J and Pine streets, Nevada City, w. W. WAGGONER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. EPUTY COUNTY SURVEYOR AND DEP-~ uty U. 8. Mineral Surveyor, Office in MorZan & Roberta’ Block, Nevada City. JOHN 1. CALDWELL,, nveyancer. FFICE—BROAD ST., OPP, NATIONAL HO: da Gity. Will practice in all he this State. Estates in Probate pro. ceedings will receive. careful attention, Rose Carnivals and a Venetian Water Carnival will swell the great tide of merrymaking to sweep over the State this season. Santa Rosa Carnival is programmed for April 30, May 1 and 2. The Charming City of Roses is very much at home with this favored flower,and her pride in its exhibition is surpassed only by her amazing wealth of roses, San Mateo County’s Rose Carnival is to be held at Redwood City on the . Dates. named above, and it will be abundantly proven that San Mateo knows all about roses. Santa Cruz Venetian Water Carnival is announced for June 17 to 20 inclusive. _Mere mention brings vivid recollections of last season’s brilliant event to be completely eclipsed this year, it is said, Thousands will wonder how. will be Reduced Rates “\pade vy the Southern Pacific Company for all these brilliant events. Arrange your vacation programme aecordS ingly and call on the agents for particulars. c fs R N l V PR Monuments, ‘Tombstones, &c. WEISENBURGER & COFFEY, Boulder Street, © F Near Park Avenue. Wv: ‘tracts for. i kinds of i! Monumunt, Tombstone And Granite Work. tion. Lettering on Tombstones and Mounment promptly attended to. and the prices lowest ia the State. Marble or Granite Work give us a call. — WEISENBURGER & COFFEY. “1 two gravel fully prepared to take conScotch Granite, and Marble of every descripAli work warranted to be first-class Before giving your orders for any kind o} Sy, BALLAST FOR SPIDER crassa. In one of the tanks at the New York aquarium there are eight spider crabs. The spider. crab is the decorating crab grown up. The decorating crab plants upon its back little sprays and stream ers of various marine plants, which it anips off with its pincher claws. It carries these’ first to its mouth, where it seems to keep a supply of waterproof posed to do this for protection from ita enemies, for, half buried in the mud and'with these things rising from its back, it is practically inyisible, It is possible also that, the crab uses the sprigs er as it often selects growth, after it has come to be called a spider crab, it ceases to decorate itself, though sometimes the seeds of. marine plants settle on its back and grow there, but it never loses the handy use of ite pincher claws.. The Jargest of the spider erabs at the aquarium is about 8 inches in length. eight inches. The bottom of the spider crabs’ tank is covered with gravel. The tank was cleaned the other day and al} but about three inches of the water drawn off. When the refilling of the tank was begun, all the crabs gathered around the intake. Crabs and fishes in captivity usually do this,” welcoming the fresh incoming water as. a mau in captivity might weleome an incoming t of fresh air. The flow of water through the intake pipes can be regulated at will Here it was permitted to

ran in at its natural force, which wae abont that of water flowing from a hose. The flow was broken somewhat by the wire strainer over the opening of the intake, placed there to keep little fishes and crustaceans from getting into the pipes, but it was too strong for the spider erabs to face. They began to set¢le themselves down into the gravel and to pile gravel upon their backs, apparently to weight themselves down 80 that they could withstand it. On 8 sandy or muddy bottom they could have buried or partly buried themselves. Bore the work was more difficult, but they were equal to it, They would work their legs down in: 90 the gravel and then lift them, displacing stores in that manner, and with their pincher claws they would pick up stones: Sometimes a crab would pick up stones at once, one in each elaw, and place them both on its baok. quire both claws in the handling of it and raise that and put it on its ‘back, Some of the stones would oll off down by the crabs’ legs, but they were not lost there, for they helped to build up around, and the crab would go abead and put up ot¥ers on its back. d When the tank was full and the in flow cut off, the. crabs weut walking Attorney at ani Notary Public pak might tackle a stone so big as to reGENERAL THOMAS, fle Might Have Peen a fouthern Soluler but For Lis Wite. General William Mahone of Virginia at in. Chamberlin’s, deeply interested na well bound yolume of substantia) size. To a reporter who ventured to ask she title of the book the general courteously said. ‘It is made up of ‘Papers of the Mili. tary Historical Society of Massachusetts’ and contains critical sketches of some of the leading Federal and Confederate erals. I was at that moment engaged on the sketch devoted to General Thomas. It is a very fair and interesting ao yount of his character and services. “JT knew Thomas personally, for he was Lorn ard reared in my section of West Virginia. He was a military man of exceilent parts, rather slow to act, out never able to grasp the idea that he uad been whipped. His bulldog tenacity was a stroag characteristic. “JT imow a good deal more than this book abott Thomas’ predilection for the southern cause. In passing through the fate on his way from Texas to New York at the time that the legislature session, Thomas said, with emphasis. ‘There is nothing for the, south to dc but to fight.’ It was well understood that bis sympathies were with the peo: gle of his native section. ‘ “Tl was empowered: by the governor yf Virginia to offer him an important position created for bim and tendered it with the full expectation that it would ne accepted. He married: a Miss Marcy vf New York, and it is no doubt true ‘hat his wife’s influence had much to la with keepizg him on the Union side. ’’—Washington Post. The Spent Cannon Ball. General Sherman’s reminiscences of wartime are very entertaining. One of the most magnificent specimetis of manhood I ever saw, said he, was a soldier who was constantly laughing at the poor fellows who became fatigued by long marches or who sank under seemingly trifling “wounds. His courage, health and strength seemed invincible. One sannon—what we call a spent ball— same rolling slong The temptation te pat out one’s foot. to stop sucha ball vag irresistible. The soldier I have mensdoned yielded to it. With a merry. sinile 19 put out his foot, and in an instant it was cut off, and he sank to the ground a maimed, shattered cripple for life, weeping like a child at his awful mis fortane : : _ For Humanity’s Sake. Young Man (boastfully)—I em going 10 cross #xe Atlantic in this 20 foot boat vith no companion but this dog. Good vy, friends—— i 2 Humane must stop you, air **Stop me? And what for, pray?”” “Famanity! Haver’tl a right to rial sy kfeiflr'—“Oh, that’s all right, but I must is gine, and thence to. its back. It is sup. bright colors. In its larger. From side to side ita legs spread about . . Nevada County’s Leading Druggists and Stationers,. about again as usual.—New York Sun , was deliberating on the question of se . day a heavy projectile from the enemy’s . Pure Drugs. Our Prescription Department may be said to be thoroughly up to date. We handle only those Chemicals and Drugs that are ofthe highest standard of Parity and Excellence. _ ‘Physicians and Families sending Prescriptions to us may be confident that they will be carefully and skillfally compounded.— We take all the precaution necessary to prevent mistakes, while our prices are reasonable, ft DICKERMAN & CO. Telephone No, 30. (Successors to CARR BROB.), Cor. Pine and Commercial sts., Nevada City. © If you want to know all about the Gold Itining, Morticultural, Agricultural, ; Stock Raising) And other resources of The Daily Transcriot Lumbering ~ atabiished Sopt.6, 1860, by N.P. Brownd Cos ' CHICO, CAL. eG feat MRDIGINE TAKEN INTERNALLY. NO HYPODERMIC INJECTION: BY , Cure Guaranteed in 21 Days. £. Presiddnts sic i ened sety cece Dr, J, Exurs Ropiey Joun Davipson eee eee meee eee sen eeres Vice President. .....seeee eee ene kb ahh Bi aaa R. R. FIMPLE eer m eee J. D, Marca OFFICERS ¢ DR. J. ELLIS RODLEY C, Av MARCH ee eweeke eee eee ber bews H, R. CONNELLY DIRECTORS ! RK. , Faris H, R. Conweiity I Have’ Decided to Sell For ‘Besides being fully informed at all times on PROCEEDINGS. NEVADA COUNTY Tue Locat News HappENINGS AND CourT CASH ONLY at Rock Bottom Prices ! MANHOOD RESTORED e —BY— Before Using Cupidene. —_—o— This Vegetable Vitalizer cures all Nervousness or Diseases of the Generative Organs —SUCH AS— PAINS IN THE BACK, TIRED FEELING, SEMINAL WAKNESS, DESPONDENOY AND CONSTIPATION. LOST MANHOOD HEADACHE, PIMPLES, DEBILITY, IMPOTENOY, ¥ CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. coerce () ee oe SEXUAL apparatus is dependent, The reason why sufferers are not per cent. ase troubled with PROSTATITIS, remedy‘to cure the complaint without an operation. of six boxes. ON One Dollar a box, six boxes for $6. Send for Circulars and Testimonials. ; ‘Address all mail orders to DAVOL MEDICINE pertere. The dog can’t go-”” 3 : For sale it Nevada City by DICKER MAN & CO. After Using Cupidene SLEEPLESSNESS’ (GF The Doctor has discovered the active principle on which the vitality of the cured by-physicians and medicines is because over 90 for which CUPIDENE is the only known ‘A written guarantee to refund the money if a permanent cure is not effected by the use CO, P. 0. Box 2076, Sau Francisco, Harness in all styles. Strap Work. Jas. Cairns, Harness and Saddlery. Team Harness and Saddles Single and Double Driving Close buyers will do well to get my prices before placing their orders for Spring Stock. Broad St., Opp. National Hotel, Nevada City, Cal, Dr. A. Chapman, Dr. N. B. Chapman, . Dr. C. W. Chap Office at Residence, DENTISTS “gp ' Sacramento Street. Machinery for Sale. at a Bargain. : For particular? apply to, A Saw Mill Machinery, Complete. It will be sold \yOULD YOU — RELISH A RELISH ? Pecor’s Oyster Cocktails ARE THE THING. Charley Compounds <All Drinks Property. Private Lunch Rooms pes Nicely Furnished —AT THE Milwaukee Brewery Saloon. Vegetables, Fruit, Ete. E. A. WALLACE MAKES PLEASURE IN INFORMING THE people of Nevada City that he has made ar+ rangements to have ordors left at Miss Annie Cohn’s Store, ON MALS STREET, Por Vegetables, Fresh Fruits in seasoy, Dried Fruits, Chickens, Eggs, Bte. Ali orders left at the above place will be promptly attended to. He hopes by selling the best of ertic} line’at tue lowe-t ving et to pee gyi share of the ee patronage. Orders will be received on and after Feb, 6. wm. A. Wallace. Nevada City, Feb. 3, 1896 L, L. BOWMAN, J. F. SHAW, SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists. nQdd Fellows Building, Broad re 4, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Fine Plate Worka Specialty. All Kinds of Fillings. And Now Don't You Forget It That when you are in Grass Valley Be sure and call on ef _ And get a glass of that cold, sharp of first-class drinks. Commercia! st., Neve Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Bte, — At the lowestrates. ret AKTE ALSO ON HAND A CE W 120 KEEP ON HAND & FRED: E. BROWN, Extracting Skiilfully Bone Main Street, next door to Thee. Wile helm’s Meat Market. . NEVADA CITY BEER, or anyother kind”