January 18, 1894 (4 pages)

a ee ee Aen ee VOL. LXVI-=NO. 10228 . a a NEVADA CITy, CALIFORNIA, . _ — : an i TURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18, _ Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P’ Brows &Co : THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT] .“AMARATH PIERCE's WILL. ’ LOCALS IN BRIEF. “PERSONAL POINTERS ———— —_—_————— 2 \ SueneE Two-Hundred-Thousand-Dollar Es-. Sum ; ci j — ; ER ‘ iy = marized Men Published Every Evening, except Sunday. tate For: Relatives, Happeadars wees Home . A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks ois tes — eres ig has _ very Seen eles ——— Oma Paes we : Doings and ime, is not expected to live BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. vi will of Amarah Pierce was filed-for] The weather has been Mixed today, but tli Intentions. : many hours longer. She Ww" quite an old aii cS ig San Francisca yesterday. Me . the odds are still in favor of snow. B. Pauley of Oakland is in townwoman and her sickness resulted from the \ SERVED BY CARRIERS AT ee ee eat estate consisting of $50,000 in banks, Comparatively few people observe. the. . 4° P: Manheus of San Francisco arrived . intirmities of age. Mra. Gregory has been 15 Cts. per Week or 60Cts. per Month . and the Orccalte Chere gas stock, . ordinance providing that owacte of property . "ere on the morning train. * resident” of Nevada City for over forty and the Oroville Gas Works, with the realty . have the snow removed from their sideH. Myer and L. Hunter came down from. Years and * has reared a large family, upon which they stand. His estate is worth . walks every morning. Patterson yesterday. One son and six daughters are still living. WHEN PAID INADVANCE : nearly $200;000. He appointed A. C. Bing-. The case of Thomas Peard-vs. H. Tre-. .W. L. Cole returned trom San Francisco . Mrs. W. R. Coe of San Francisco and Mrs. ‘SIX DOLLARS. PERYEAR. ham and D. E. Knight of Marysville, and vaskis et al was continued by the Superior . ‘**t *vening. Edgar Brown of Virginia City, : 1 i were sum—— . J8mes Havey of Oroville executors of the . Court today until the further-order of the. ©: W+ Franklin of San-Francisoo is in. moned to their mother's bedside-a few will, and bequeaths all his property of town, ke : THE EVAN ’ . : of Property of every . court, , me weeks ago and have been with her ever ‘ANGELIST’S LECTURE. kind to_them in trust for the following pur-. _Carpent millwrights and ary Under Sheriff James G. Neagle is on the . since. The dying woman is highly es4. Short; Shatp and” Specie ton agra To pay to his sister, Sarah J. Allen . not do much work at their trades this kind week tisk, =f ees ‘] teomed by a large circle of friends for her — Well Listened_to.__ [of Nevada City, $10,000 ; te Annie R.,-wife-}-of weather, but as soon as the storms are} Dt. J. A, Black went to San Francisco. xcellent qualities and kindly disposition eete ae of A. M. Allen of Nevada City, $12,000. . o¥er’and’ 00d. Weather sone ee today and will loea : zest ——* ’ . ‘ weather com: 2 iy Wh te there. His num to all. A soodly company of people gathered at. to A. M. Allen, $1000; to Sarah and’ Ad-. Will be plenty for them toda tn ". hier te thie city wiah him the best of the Union services at the Congregational . ¢laide, daughters of 8. M Allen, $8000 each; At the Mountain House today the fortune: in his new. a ‘ fal + M. Al 4 . snow , ow me, es Church last’ night, says the Grass Valley . to Winiferd Mulloy, granddaughter —. was four feet deep, ; I. Goodfriend, W’ A. Renbeln, 0. Want to ‘Buy a Mine. Union, Evangelist F. L.-Smith~ sang a “Allen, $8000; to Ida. E. Colley, child of . Yesterday the telegraph wires were down . Fulweiler, ©. B, Harwood; A. T. Merten] W. ©. Bennett and O. A. Turner, solo entitled ‘Life's Railway to Heaven’’. Sarah J. Allen,-$8000 ; to his sister-in-law, . 0 several places, but tne breaks have been and H. H. Ray, traveling men of San Fran. . , represent capitalists of St, Paul, Minn., are Tipline, fanart of the third chapter of, Phil-. Blizabeth T. Pierce of Philadelphia, $2500,. paired and woday thn wires were working . Cio, arrived here on last avening’s train, . Visiting this county fot the object of buying lipians, freely commenting on the text. . to the children of his deceased brother, Will. . #!l right. : re , ; oe : “fe 5 o one or more mining properties, provided mong other things, he said: ‘Rejoice in tam Pierce, $5000, to share and share alike ;. J H. Hendy, son of the late Joshua Ad they can find something that suits them, the Lord! What else is worth rejoicing . to Elvira, daughter of William Pierce, de-. Hendy, inventor of the celebrated Hendy verteee Letters. _} Thecompany—they represent hasbeen t : pies man is glad of his strength and says: cena. $8000 ; to Miss Carrie_B.-Turner self feeders for quarts” mills, and manufae-. ‘The following in list of the letters re-. °Persting~ quite extensively in Montana, = ow ‘strong Tam’—sickness comes and . ° Gloucespoint,/ N. J., $5000; to a of. the Triumph concentrator and . maining in the Postoffice at Nevada City but is anxious_now to get hold of gold ’ he finds hiinself a baby, to: be handled by . Meyers of Philadelphia, $500; to Edwin F, (other mining machinery, ; i ine ny i ; jon ; ve et ° ‘ ¥ intends having on. Nevada County, Cal, ar 94: mines. Mr. Bennett will beat the N tional others, Another rejoices in his great brain / Bean, $5004 to Amelia M. Marcellus, $5000; exhibition at the Midw . . y January 18, 1804: eee — who : : dba ; : inter Fair, and in Davenport, W Hotel in this city several days, and Mr. {. has saying: ‘See how deep I can dip in. to the C ifornia Aeademy of Sciences, : to practical Operation, a complete quartz mill, — eat, Ae Turner will remain at Graze Valley. Par. . i cuerey and law’—a cog wheel in the be u 4 in the purchase of scientific works, . With concentrators and other mining appliBoldeu, Will H. ties having mines to sell should call on . ain 8s and the Asylum becomes his . ack book to be stamped with the name of ances, Saat C ghem, Frank these gentlemen, ° home. Women rejoice in theic beauty, and . +he donor, $5000, oon: . 7s A sn Caan red meee ——_en disease robs them of it. Paul says in thig Concerning the residue of his estate he * Died at Downtleville Ciceri, i, ey ae i = verse, ‘‘Beware of dogs.’ He meant the} made the following directions: “My ex— ee eane Elwell, Joseph H. a Delinquent Notiee, Gentiles of Philipp. Some people n6éw-a-. ecutors shall apportion the same among: Joseph Limperich; father of Mra, L. L, pAmmen, Frank ANZANITA CON, GRAVEL MINING COMdays are like them—barking : dogs. They . ™y relatives to whom I have ma de bequests Gaffney of this city, died at Dewnieville pemann, Geo. pauy—Location of principal place of bus. baee ; ’ che ; Ueste, tora j Lyndes, Jim hess, Nevada City, Cualifoinia; location of ark at everything, at the minister, the . proportioned according te the bequests to] 7°*terday morning. Deceased was over Martin, Thomas Ww Not Nevada county, California, sexton, the choir—like the litle dog which . them respectively," By way of reinunera-. *°¥°2tY years of age. For many years he Pelton, William s Wing described erage uuauent upon the fol ania 4 described stock on account of asnessSie tain cakes ce stoop hacka-at tion to his exe followed the occupati f . , Phelps, T, F v mient No, 6, levied on the 18th day of Decemb your executors he bequeathed to A. 5 pation of amalgamator at Ps, : 1808, the se oral amounte set it ee horse to frighten him, Af I had such a dog . ©: Bingham $1000, and ordered that James. *h® ™ines in the vicinity of Downieville, Willies sys nena ---f 94989 Leapasiive shagaholdgrs, ae follows: I'd kil th im, ; Havey’s mortgage debt of $800 be cancelled, Mrs, Gaffney left for Downieville this after. Moolley, B. F. Names. Gort he. Amt ah is a failyee. God said so. ‘The . He dircoted that D. K, Knight be net com=. 20 by private conveyance, 3: Seekine io. aire yh only way to beome a success is to take him . pensated: i . FOREIGN, IW. Jenkins, 877 rity is 10 The big atorm ig here. It-is raining alhaver the © I tor strength. I the shacetes Waal us Harmel, W. H, i pana py Ps M4 roughest kind of woather. Our Eastern buyer has eeicteic a eo Pe pered. for the ken out of Grass Vatley,: there would be an "TO VISIT Us, SHIP —~=wy _. _ If not called for in fifteen days the letters . W: a pumler. as * i “290 Onaga which winter Clothing, Overconts, Boots and Shoes. and 3 ubber exodus of everybody who had a._family, : : : ——— ~ Will be sent to the dead letter office. Par. . W. B. Dumier,' “a 100 1 be i Hy At wag Wwe are wow busy marking, Look ‘ent for a Pionio in Prices in a féw Christian civilization makes our homes dear. 4 Ex-Secretary of the Navy Coming : ties calling for any of these letters will W. B Dusit Bou) 4 : 4 ser KER New Goods wore bought” this Bad us. What a hell on earth this would be to Nevada City. please say advertised,( and pay a fee of one ae Facet: HH 600 5 00 Heed srl to not have 0 par7 / Without theopen bible and preached word, The Telegragh says: We were’ shown a y f Me _].____. vent for each letter, ane iets a Duvirw : Ga ao +96 é ‘ends, , i , : 4 s : i a > R. Davies, 605 * a oi og ae cet ee Ke secure letter today by a San Francisco gentleman 4 Our rll dl 0 ( a’ Casta, P.M. an tsd In aesértance mith Jw cy au order af / me. J * proportion to the prevalence . and the letter was from Benj , tk KKK kw ® 000 : 1008, 00 many hates nt anak aay of RG ) of Christian sentiment in the community, ex-Secretary of the Nav he A Lint else nearer i auch abrok au uray bereeesners ‘wil be wold at Price . a Eilucation can’t change a man’s nature; -it i i ia i y: * Tracy. is Read It. . Bane: os rotamer bar tpl Nadie noes > Ea see re eae aNBe A. Posi} coming to California in a very few weeks TO allt, on the goth day of January 1894, ES : eas 3 es Polish him-on the outside. but don’t re~ . and ig coming with a ty of blest, Ladies be ‘ F tt the hour of 2 o'clock pr. M., Of said day Will Sea 2 enerate hi The; party of gentlemen tes be sure and read L. Lubeck’s new . to:paydelinquent NEWERBIMVUE thereon, together : se : : . ~ Ps crowd of drunken who are going to interest themselves in see : advertisement and see what he has to aay; bi costes of advertiatn and expenses of the ee. SE ~Sramps-in a New: York thission in answer . mines -. Se ieee ‘ pe Breen reich Bastin ay; Mica we eB: d SIMMONS, SCTStal y, : Pee ea se ’ nes, and one of-their = wae: ~ and if what h -j18-3t} 7 OMice:—C.-Muloy's store, Broad, As " x aa to a question, twelve-of them-rose-and: ait interéat, during their vex e of Hen ry Eaton & Co. © states ia not afact, —-j18-3¢ Nevada City, Cane” ® Store, Broad street, tonish Se ue they could read Latin and seven could read county, and Nevada City in rticul — : : ; ' All ! : og both Greek and Latin, Yet they were at +090» er ee & ors we NG) / ; 4 the bottom and willing to clean spittoons Will Not Be Here, ~---615 Front Srnxr, a Aye Pam in the bar=roome for a drink of liquor. Some . ! ! Thomas Filben of §. i i i, of our greatest statesmen have been lament * Francisco, Grand . é able moral failures; the work of the flesh is woe of the “American Legion of San Francisco, . Onn woe owmmahnd da bs Seas find what they are. We can’t raise ourin this city, but word was received’ this ‘HN selves by our bootstraps. A man put AND RECEIVE HIGHEST CASH PRICES ! morning that he could not be here tonight, green goggles on~his horse and taught him on account of sickness, > to eat shavings; just as the horse learned he SEs : : . “ sini aS racmaveiainoal mss are A C aa FO MEIN GO, poet we tad arena ELECTRIC BELTS. wees “. We have placed on our bargain counters seven different lots. 4~ C ( . C C 4 failures, A'friend of mine gambled away! Forthe Cc; { CHRONIC a They Either Buy Outright of Men’s and Boys’ Overcoats, which we are determined to peace ae comes ccoryining 0nd determined to-quit.etoon ame, or * [close out at cost, for we don’t believe in the old custom of ho d= : = =e opened a vein in his arm and wrote a pledge ~ THE GUESSING CONTE wes. ST EXPIRES FEBRUARY 1S, 1894, iy etal aan lead 4 ONC MERE __ [oF Mention Commission, ing goods over-for-another-season. = o-give-you-—an—idea—of Wa herewith inform the people of Nevada County with his-biood and kept the pledge until he. Rheumatism, = ee H ry ist: at our great-CLK i will continue struck the next roulette wheel. Paul Paralysis, . _ : : Carioad Lot s ialt what we mean, we present a partial rice List . until we favea certain amount of money raised, ‘ boasted of his flesh, He was a blue-bloodKidney and ee Minele Chiestiile Overcoats, all sizes, $4. __ Sein for eee eae, tr Sale la nod oY, — ~~. ed Jew but counted it all as offal that he Liver Trouble, a . it 4 ‘ Ba Q / : nm you have to pay double price next da for 7 = = might have Christ. Blue blood don’t count . Stomach Difficulties, Raatien Men’s Chinchilla Ulsters, all sizes, $6. the sane article, “You can buy BARGAINS st ‘Nfor much in character, Plenty of blues Private Diseases of Both Sexes, : tablishment the whole YEAR-ROUND, COMMISSION FOR HANDLING : 5° “ : -_— 43 bloaded Princes have black hearts. Honest : Men Ss Kerseys Ulsters, $5 : : . ; And Deafness. oe a red blaod is good enough. for me—made : Car Lote two per cent. Men’s Worsted Ulsters, = $4. bg on pt yuarte oe 25 nee coms hen red and pure by honest labor of brain and op. F rice a6, ere, o18 and are. on re9 ts. sizes i to , ears $4 nue dens a ha Bt ho se ees WEE one ” eM = celpt of Price or ©, ° . ve alist ‘ . . 118 : x oo " x a : measure, Small Lots four per cent, Boys vercoats, 8 ;. f 9 “ , $ come to our store that it is @ fact, We are now in © speaker urged all present to coun ’ coats, sizes I O-l ears 0. business in Nevada City gein on.ten years, and we themselves as failures tnd let Christ come HILL & SONS, eS S Boys Cape rt re i 3 t oy i ; 5 5 : were well patronines by the people * Nevada ‘ ir b . M renai fi = : ’ siZes I oO! ears 2 F5 me County, and our business is increasing from year — their hearts any — or pray lowa Falls, lowa. QU Send tor their Price List. Boys Cape vercoats, 3 oY ’ 7 : t year, Rinc tore we wil sits ven 0 sacar 180 i i : e ; uy Goods at near half price, The Book He Wanted, ~~ : See Ae ‘ os . A Free Trip to the Midwinter Fair. One first: " a Odd demands are made on the busy ‘ . Remember this, as long as we shall remain in. Nevada City, : aq editor’s:time. A Scotch member of the class ticket to-Sart Francisco and_ return. via you hall uot pay any Fancy Prices for your DRY GOODS, ‘ 4 fraternity recently received a letter, the eee ° OTIONS and MILLINERY, ia ‘euvilegr canine “6 request that the conaS Stockton or Benicia, including one week's board f Our. tales are strictly CASH. Country orders promptly ata tents.should be handed to any bookseller aS hotel i : 2 A_Mpeceee i > n San Francisco, to the one guess ke in Edinburgh. The letter ran: ‘The Ss q at any hotel t ' : eee emngndt vat ip ‘ue cna Poe ing the nearest to the amount of beans contain. = a q at will tell me how to 0 the SS : 5 rb 4 lass that I love; a book that will tell me ed in our glass jar. Remember, you get a guess ~~ 4 Bee the words to say to her and the words to ; : : =; ‘gee ask her when I be courting her is the with every purchase you make. Call in and see : ie = 4 sort of a book that I want, no matter how few or how little the words may “be."—=Weekly Irish Times, ~ our Bargains in OVERCOATS. Every Over~~~ Leader in Low Prices. ° PN coat in the house is reduced in price. : Commercial Street, next door to Colley’s Meat Market, Nevada City, Cal. Nervous Excitability After Death, Experiments made by M. d’Arsonval with an instrument he calls a myophone prove, contrary to the older opinion, that’ nervous excitability tay-exist for & JOHNSTON, = [nny Im lGHITR. UAUeR~ TT eee NE WHITE HOUSE = corer : applicable long after death has departed, ve VERY LITTLE MONEY Corner Pine and Commercial Streets.... bees pink Nevada City. . a nea tad atten meee ocremantevnse meet Pu >. Se many hours after death. Theold test of s e Venda tas ii np v ey the muscle shortening is no doubt not F A ; but as the sound given out by the myoWill buy a Pound of my French Mixed Candy. . an i + XQ < i : phone rots my ba. a -s eee a That is a small investment, but you will realize from ita great deal more pleasure than . . : ae Great Reduction in — = poosnnin pee oad aa spent pag bigger investments bring you. It is not easy to tell you how delightful this : a cle in a state of electric excitability Candy is; . Some words are persuasive, but there is more _ suasion in one taste of this Candy than there is in a Knew What to Say. a F didn’t hear it myself, but I know a Leading Candy Maker, opposite L, Hyman & a man who says he, was present when a s : Balance of our FALL. STYLE DRESS = 5 . Co.'s store on Commerciai st., Nevada City. . : Goer 7a ne © Mrs. Newlyrich said that when she visited a See Quick Sales and Small Profits. GOODS at Greatly Red Meleed: : Pompeii she ‘went right up and looked reat sae is ecards ~ ; uced : down the creature,” explaining that as / Boulders ewe ssamver . Get on to the Jasper!" ARTHUR WOLF . EXTRA SPECIAL,“ ter.—New York Recorder. s Just Received—One Case of LADIES’ RIBBED alee That's what the city gamins howl at the delegate from the interior when . Would respectfully inform the people of this vicinity that he has Opened a ' : Emperors and empresses, kings an¢é they detect him meandering down the suany side of Sparkit or Kilkarney a COTTON VESTS at 25 Cents Bach. queens, write to each other as brother pov oe Men cin don't ee in rs i hg but if your clothes fit you like New Grocery Store, on Main Street, next to Legg & Shaw's e, whore will CB SERN ace a and sister, Reigning grand dukes also “asbirt on » bean-pole,” people will be warranted in thinking you do. be kept at all times the most complete stock of enjoy this privilege when ut sovereigns not possessi fe , : pe Ez Ladies, call early if you wish to get-a FIFTY-CENT — tutes inguedooeee . _ Everybody Gets Fits} Fancy Groceries, ‘Provisions, ieee 1 i Wood, like wool, requires to be shrunk ot MORR: ISON, Novads County's most fashilousble and modérate . CASE a ODS, £z rc, : oe . a? ft « before used for manufacturing purposes. priced tailor. When you wear hie gatmente you are stylishly, durably . F71C> BE FOUND IN NEVADA COUNTY. at ater ea i ; Pitch pine beams will shrink in thick: and com fortably dressed, PRICES 25 PER CENT. LOWER THAN SOME} : ness from 183 inches to 18}, spruce from Z MEN PAY FOR INFERIOR GOODS AND WORKMANSHIP, Goods will be sold strictly for Cash, a om : ee oe : I aad the Prices the Lowest, ; I, eich & Co. “Seb, pollen llow paenyite len . MORRISON, Pine Street, Near Broad. GHve me a ‘Trial ——— a a R co saad boon ee

a ee ee Aen ee VOL. LXVI-=NO. 10228 . a a NEVADA CITy, CALIFORNIA, . _ — : an i TURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18, _ Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P’ Brows &Co : THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT] .“AMARATH PIERCE's WILL. ’ LOCALS IN BRIEF. “PERSONAL POINTERS ———— —_—_————— 2 \ SueneE Two-Hundred-Thousand-Dollar Es-. Sum ; ci j — ; ER ‘ iy = marized Men Published Every Evening, except Sunday. tate For: Relatives, Happeadars wees Home . A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks ois tes — eres ig has _ very Seen eles ——— Oma Paes we : Doings and ime, is not expected to live BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. vi will of Amarah Pierce was filed-for] The weather has been Mixed today, but tli Intentions. : many hours longer. She Ww" quite an old aii cS ig San Francisca yesterday. Me . the odds are still in favor of snow. B. Pauley of Oakland is in townwoman and her sickness resulted from the \ SERVED BY CARRIERS AT ee ee eat estate consisting of $50,000 in banks, Comparatively few people observe. the. . 4° P: Manheus of San Francisco arrived . intirmities of age. Mra. Gregory has been 15 Cts. per Week or 60Cts. per Month . and the Orccalte Chere gas stock, . ordinance providing that owacte of property . "ere on the morning train. * resident” of Nevada City for over forty and the Oroville Gas Works, with the realty . have the snow removed from their sideH. Myer and L. Hunter came down from. Years and * has reared a large family, upon which they stand. His estate is worth . walks every morning. Patterson yesterday. One son and six daughters are still living. WHEN PAID INADVANCE : nearly $200;000. He appointed A. C. Bing-. The case of Thomas Peard-vs. H. Tre-. .W. L. Cole returned trom San Francisco . Mrs. W. R. Coe of San Francisco and Mrs. ‘SIX DOLLARS. PERYEAR. ham and D. E. Knight of Marysville, and vaskis et al was continued by the Superior . ‘**t *vening. Edgar Brown of Virginia City, : 1 i were sum—— . J8mes Havey of Oroville executors of the . Court today until the further-order of the. ©: W+ Franklin of San-Francisoo is in. moned to their mother's bedside-a few will, and bequeaths all his property of town, ke : THE EVAN ’ . : of Property of every . court, , me weeks ago and have been with her ever ‘ANGELIST’S LECTURE. kind to_them in trust for the following pur-. _Carpent millwrights and ary Under Sheriff James G. Neagle is on the . since. The dying woman is highly es4. Short; Shatp and” Specie ton agra To pay to his sister, Sarah J. Allen . not do much work at their trades this kind week tisk, =f ees ‘] teomed by a large circle of friends for her — Well Listened_to..__ [of Nevada City, $10,000 ; te Annie R.,-wife-}-of weather, but as soon as the storms are} Dt. J. A, Black went to San Francisco. xcellent qualities and kindly disposition eete ae of A. M. Allen of Nevada City, $12,000. . o¥er’and’ 00d. Weather sone ee today and will loea : zest ——* ’ . ‘ weather com: 2 iy Wh te there. His num to all. A soodly company of people gathered at. to A. M. Allen, $1000; to Sarah and’ Ad-. Will be plenty for them toda tn ". hier te thie city wiah him the best of the Union services at the Congregational . ¢laide, daughters of 8. M Allen, $8000 each; At the Mountain House today the fortune: in his new. a ‘ fal + M. Al 4 . snow , ow me, es Church last’ night, says the Grass Valley . to Winiferd Mulloy, granddaughter —. was four feet deep, ; I. Goodfriend, W’ A. Renbeln, 0. Want to ‘Buy a Mine. Union, Evangelist F. L.-Smith~ sang a “Allen, $8000; to Ida. E. Colley, child of . Yesterday the telegraph wires were down . Fulweiler, ©. B, Harwood; A. T. Merten] W. ©. Bennett and O. A. Turner, solo entitled ‘Life's Railway to Heaven’’. Sarah J. Allen,-$8000 ; to his sister-in-law, . 0 several places, but tne breaks have been and H. H. Ray, traveling men of San Fran. . , represent capitalists of St, Paul, Minn., are Tipline, fanart of the third chapter of, Phil-. Blizabeth T. Pierce of Philadelphia, $2500,. paired and woday thn wires were working . Cio, arrived here on last avening’s train, . Visiting this county fot the object of buying lipians, freely commenting on the text. . to the children of his deceased brother, Will. . #!l right. : re , ; oe : “fe 5 o one or more mining properties, provided mong other things, he said: ‘Rejoice in tam Pierce, $5000, to share and share alike ;. J H. Hendy, son of the late Joshua Ad they can find something that suits them, the Lord! What else is worth rejoicing . to Elvira, daughter of William Pierce, de-. Hendy, inventor of the celebrated Hendy verteee Letters. _} Thecompany—they represent hasbeen t : pies man is glad of his strength and says: cena. $8000 ; to Miss Carrie_B.-Turner self feeders for quarts” mills, and manufae-. ‘The following in list of the letters re-. °Persting~ quite extensively in Montana, = ow ‘strong Tam’—sickness comes and . ° Gloucespoint,/ N. J., $5000; to a of. the Triumph concentrator and . maining in the Postoffice at Nevada City but is anxious_now to get hold of gold ’ he finds hiinself a baby, to: be handled by . Meyers of Philadelphia, $500; to Edwin F, (other mining machinery, ; i ine ny i ; jon ; ve et ° ‘ ¥ intends having on. Nevada County, Cal, ar 94: mines. Mr. Bennett will beat the N tional others, Another rejoices in his great brain / Bean, $5004 to Amelia M. Marcellus, $5000; exhibition at the Midw . . y January 18, 1804: eee — who : : dba ; : inter Fair, and in Davenport, W Hotel in this city several days, and Mr. {. has saying: ‘See how deep I can dip in. to the C ifornia Aeademy of Sciences, : to practical Operation, a complete quartz mill, — eat, Ae Turner will remain at Graze Valley. Par. . i cuerey and law’—a cog wheel in the be u 4 in the purchase of scientific works, . With concentrators and other mining appliBoldeu, Will H. ties having mines to sell should call on . ain 8s and the Asylum becomes his . ack book to be stamped with the name of ances, Saat C ghem, Frank these gentlemen, ° home. Women rejoice in theic beauty, and . +he donor, $5000, oon: . 7s A sn Caan red meee ——_en disease robs them of it. Paul says in thig Concerning the residue of his estate he * Died at Downtleville Ciceri, i, ey ae i = verse, ‘‘Beware of dogs.’ He meant the} made the following directions: “My ex— ee eane Elwell, Joseph H. a Delinquent Notiee, Gentiles of Philipp. Some people n6éw-a-. ecutors shall apportion the same among: Joseph Limperich; father of Mra, L. L, pAmmen, Frank ANZANITA CON, GRAVEL MINING COMdays are like them—barking : dogs. They . ™y relatives to whom I have ma de bequests Gaffney of this city, died at Dewnieville pemann, Geo. pauy—Location of principal place of bus. baee ; ’ che ; Ueste, tora j Lyndes, Jim hess, Nevada City, Cualifoinia; location of ark at everything, at the minister, the . proportioned according te the bequests to] 7°*terday morning. Deceased was over Martin, Thomas Ww Not Nevada county, California, sexton, the choir—like the litle dog which . them respectively," By way of reinunera-. *°¥°2tY years of age. For many years he Pelton, William s Wing described erage uuauent upon the fol ania 4 described stock on account of asnessSie tain cakes ce stoop hacka-at tion to his exe followed the occupati f . , Phelps, T, F v mient No, 6, levied on the 18th day of Decemb your executors he bequeathed to A. 5 pation of amalgamator at Ps, : 1808, the se oral amounte set it ee horse to frighten him, Af I had such a dog . ©: Bingham $1000, and ordered that James. *h® ™ines in the vicinity of Downieville, Willies sys nena ---f 94989 Leapasiive shagaholdgrs, ae follows: I'd kil th im, ; Havey’s mortgage debt of $800 be cancelled, Mrs, Gaffney left for Downieville this after. Moolley, B. F. Names. Gort he. Amt ah is a failyee. God said so. ‘The . He dircoted that D. K, Knight be net com=. 20 by private conveyance, 3: Seekine io. aire yh only way to beome a success is to take him . pensated: i . FOREIGN, IW. Jenkins, 877 rity is 10 The big atorm ig here. It-is raining alhaver the © I tor strength. I the shacetes Waal us Harmel, W. H, i pana py Ps M4 roughest kind of woather. Our Eastern buyer has eeicteic a eo Pe pered. for the ken out of Grass Vatley,: there would be an "TO VISIT Us, SHIP —~=wy _. _ If not called for in fifteen days the letters . W: a pumler. as * i “290 Onaga which winter Clothing, Overconts, Boots and Shoes. and 3 ubber exodus of everybody who had a._family, : : : ——— ~ Will be sent to the dead letter office. Par. . W. B. Dumier,' “a 100 1 be i Hy At wag Wwe are wow busy marking, Look ‘ent for a Pionio in Prices in a féw Christian civilization makes our homes dear. 4 Ex-Secretary of the Navy Coming : ties calling for any of these letters will W. B Dusit Bou) 4 : 4 ser KER New Goods wore bought” this Bad us. What a hell on earth this would be to Nevada City. please say advertised,( and pay a fee of one ae Facet: HH 600 5 00 Heed srl to not have 0 par7 / Without theopen bible and preached word, The Telegragh says: We were’ shown a y f Me _].____. vent for each letter, ane iets a Duvirw : Ga ao +96 é ‘ends, , i , : 4 s : i a > R. Davies, 605 * a oi og ae cet ee Ke secure letter today by a San Francisco gentleman 4 Our rll dl 0 ( a’ Casta, P.M. an tsd In aesértance mith Jw cy au order af / me. J * proportion to the prevalence . and the letter was from Benj , tk KKK kw ® 000 : 1008, 00 many hates nt anak aay of RG ) of Christian sentiment in the community, ex-Secretary of the Nav he A Lint else nearer i auch abrok au uray bereeesners ‘wil be wold at Price . a Eilucation can’t change a man’s nature; -it i i ia i y: * Tracy. is Read It. . Bane: os rotamer bar tpl Nadie noes > Ea see re eae aNBe A. Posi} coming to California in a very few weeks TO allt, on the goth day of January 1894, ES : eas 3 es Polish him-on the outside. but don’t re~ . and ig coming with a ty of blest, Ladies be ‘ F tt the hour of 2 o'clock pr. M., Of said day Will Sea 2 enerate hi The; party of gentlemen tes be sure and read L. Lubeck’s new . to:paydelinquent NEWERBIMVUE thereon, together : se : : . ~ Ps crowd of drunken who are going to interest themselves in see : advertisement and see what he has to aay; bi costes of advertiatn and expenses of the ee. SE ~Sramps-in a New: York thission in answer . mines -. Se ieee ‘ pe Breen reich Bastin ay; Mica we eB: d SIMMONS, SCTStal y, : Pee ea se ’ nes, and one of-their = wae: ~ and if what h -j18-3t} 7 OMice:—C.-Muloy's store, Broad, As " x aa to a question, twelve-of them-rose-and: ait interéat, during their vex e of Hen ry Eaton & Co. © states ia not afact, —-j18-3¢ Nevada City, Cane” ® Store, Broad street, tonish Se ue they could read Latin and seven could read county, and Nevada City in rticul — : : ; ' All ! : og both Greek and Latin, Yet they were at +090» er ee & ors we NG) / ; 4 the bottom and willing to clean spittoons Will Not Be Here, ~---615 Front Srnxr, a Aye Pam in the bar=roome for a drink of liquor. Some . ! ! Thomas Filben of §. i i i, of our greatest statesmen have been lament * Francisco, Grand . é able moral failures; the work of the flesh is woe of the “American Legion of San Francisco, . Onn woe owmmahnd da bs Seas find what they are. We can’t raise ourin this city, but word was received’ this ‘HN selves by our bootstraps. A man put AND RECEIVE HIGHEST CASH PRICES ! morning that he could not be here tonight,

green goggles on~his horse and taught him on account of sickness, > to eat shavings; just as the horse learned he SEs : : . “ sini aS racmaveiainoal mss are A C aa FO MEIN GO, poet we tad arena ELECTRIC BELTS. wees “. We have placed on our bargain counters seven different lots. 4~ C ( . C C 4 failures, A'friend of mine gambled away! Forthe Cc; { CHRONIC a They Either Buy Outright of Men’s and Boys’ Overcoats, which we are determined to peace ae comes ccoryining 0nd determined to-quit.etoon ame, or * [close out at cost, for we don’t believe in the old custom of ho d= : = =e opened a vein in his arm and wrote a pledge ~ THE GUESSING CONTE wes. ST EXPIRES FEBRUARY 1S, 1894, iy etal aan lead 4 ONC MERE __ [oF Mention Commission, ing goods over-for-another-season. = o-give-you-—an—idea—of Wa herewith inform the people of Nevada County with his-biood and kept the pledge until he. Rheumatism, = ee H ry ist: at our great-CLK i will continue struck the next roulette wheel. Paul Paralysis, . _ : : Carioad Lot s ialt what we mean, we present a partial rice List . until we favea certain amount of money raised, ‘ boasted of his flesh, He was a blue-bloodKidney and ee Minele Chiestiile Overcoats, all sizes, $4. __ Sein for eee eae, tr Sale la nod oY, — ~~. ed Jew but counted it all as offal that he Liver Trouble, a . it 4 ‘ Ba Q / : nm you have to pay double price next da for 7 = = might have Christ. Blue blood don’t count . Stomach Difficulties, Raatien Men’s Chinchilla Ulsters, all sizes, $6. the sane article, “You can buy BARGAINS st ‘Nfor much in character, Plenty of blues Private Diseases of Both Sexes, : tablishment the whole YEAR-ROUND, COMMISSION FOR HANDLING : 5° “ : -_— 43 bloaded Princes have black hearts. Honest : Men Ss Kerseys Ulsters, $5 : : . ; And Deafness. oe a red blaod is good enough. for me—made : Car Lote two per cent. Men’s Worsted Ulsters, = $4. bg on pt yuarte oe 25 nee coms hen red and pure by honest labor of brain and op. F rice a6, ere, o18 and are. on re9 ts. sizes i to , ears $4 nue dens a ha Bt ho se ees WEE one ” eM = celpt of Price or ©, ° . ve alist ‘ . . 118 : x oo " x a : measure, Small Lots four per cent, Boys vercoats, 8 ;. f 9 “ , $ come to our store that it is @ fact, We are now in © speaker urged all present to coun ’ coats, sizes I O-l ears 0. business in Nevada City gein on.ten years, and we themselves as failures tnd let Christ come HILL & SONS, eS S Boys Cape rt re i 3 t oy i ; 5 5 : were well patronines by the people * Nevada ‘ ir b . M renai fi = : ’ siZes I oO! ears 2 F5 me County, and our business is increasing from year — their hearts any — or pray lowa Falls, lowa. QU Send tor their Price List. Boys Cape vercoats, 3 oY ’ 7 : t year, Rinc tore we wil sits ven 0 sacar 180 i i : e ; uy Goods at near half price, The Book He Wanted, ~~ : See Ae ‘ os . A Free Trip to the Midwinter Fair. One first: " a Odd demands are made on the busy ‘ . Remember this, as long as we shall remain in. Nevada City, : aq editor’s:time. A Scotch member of the class ticket to-Sart Francisco and_ return. via you hall uot pay any Fancy Prices for your DRY GOODS, ‘ 4 fraternity recently received a letter, the eee ° OTIONS and MILLINERY, ia ‘euvilegr canine “6 request that the conaS Stockton or Benicia, including one week's board f Our. tales are strictly CASH. Country orders promptly ata tents.should be handed to any bookseller aS hotel i : 2 A_Mpeceee i > n San Francisco, to the one guess ke in Edinburgh. The letter ran: ‘The Ss q at any hotel t ' : eee emngndt vat ip ‘ue cna Poe ing the nearest to the amount of beans contain. = a q at will tell me how to 0 the SS : 5 rb 4 lass that I love; a book that will tell me ed in our glass jar. Remember, you get a guess ~~ 4 Bee the words to say to her and the words to ; : : =; ‘gee ask her when I be courting her is the with every purchase you make. Call in and see : ie = 4 sort of a book that I want, no matter how few or how little the words may “be."—=Weekly Irish Times, ~ our Bargains in OVERCOATS. Every Over~~~ Leader in Low Prices. ° PN coat in the house is reduced in price. : Commercial Street, next door to Colley’s Meat Market, Nevada City, Cal. Nervous Excitability After Death, Experiments made by M. d’Arsonval with an instrument he calls a myophone prove, contrary to the older opinion, that’ nervous excitability tay-exist for & JOHNSTON, = [nny Im lGHITR. UAUeR~ TT eee NE WHITE HOUSE = corer : applicable long after death has departed, ve VERY LITTLE MONEY Corner Pine and Commercial Streets....... bees pink Nevada City. . a nea tad atten meee ocremantevnse meet Pu >. Se many hours after death. Theold test of s e Venda tas ii np v ey the muscle shortening is no doubt not F A ; but as the sound given out by the myoWill buy a Pound of my French Mixed Candy. . an i + XQ < i : phone rots my ba. a -s eee a That is a small investment, but you will realize from ita great deal more pleasure than . . : ae Great Reduction in — = poosnnin pee oad aa spent pag bigger investments bring you. It is not easy to tell you how delightful this : a cle in a state of electric excitability Candy is; . Some words are persuasive, but there is more _ suasion in one taste of this Candy than there is in a Knew What to Say. a F didn’t hear it myself, but I know a Leading Candy Maker, opposite L, Hyman & a man who says he, was present when a s : Balance of our FALL. STYLE DRESS = 5 . Co.'s store on Commerciai st., Nevada City. . : Goer 7a ne © Mrs. Newlyrich said that when she visited a See Quick Sales and Small Profits. GOODS at Greatly Red Meleed: : Pompeii she ‘went right up and looked reat sae is ecards ~ ; uced : down the creature,” explaining that as / Boulders ewe ssamver . Get on to the Jasper!" ARTHUR WOLF . EXTRA SPECIAL,“ ter.—New York Recorder. s Just Received—One Case of LADIES’ RIBBED alee That's what the city gamins howl at the delegate from the interior when . Would respectfully inform the people of this vicinity that he has Opened a ' : Emperors and empresses, kings an¢é they detect him meandering down the suany side of Sparkit or Kilkarney a COTTON VESTS at 25 Cents Bach. queens, write to each other as brother pov oe Men cin don't ee in rs i hg but if your clothes fit you like New Grocery Store, on Main Street, next to Legg & Shaw's e, whore will CB SERN ace a and sister, Reigning grand dukes also “asbirt on » bean-pole,” people will be warranted in thinking you do. be kept at all times the most complete stock of enjoy this privilege when ut sovereigns not possessi fe , : pe Ez Ladies, call early if you wish to get-a FIFTY-CENT — tutes inguedooeee . _ Everybody Gets Fits} Fancy Groceries, ‘Provisions, ieee 1 i Wood, like wool, requires to be shrunk ot MORR: ISON, Novads County's most fashilousble and modérate . CASE a ODS, £z rc, : oe . a? ft « before used for manufacturing purposes. priced tailor. When you wear hie gatmente you are stylishly, durably . F71C> BE FOUND IN NEVADA COUNTY. at ater ea i ; Pitch pine beams will shrink in thick: and com fortably dressed, PRICES 25 PER CENT. LOWER THAN SOME} : ness from 183 inches to 18}, spruce from Z MEN PAY FOR INFERIOR GOODS AND WORKMANSHIP, Goods will be sold strictly for Cash, a om : ee oe : I aad the Prices the Lowest, ; I, eich & Co. “Seb, pollen llow paenyite len . MORRISON, Pine Street, Near Broad. GHve me a ‘Trial ——— a a R co saad boon ee