July 24, 1896 (4 pages)

arshal in ae, Board a © said 3 P the preccdig neat am uy t ime that tthe hal sh heh Bolt 2 seal year, for n by the fol rit, Hook ete J.C, sident otto 5 nOns, OURT OF r id for Rhee ‘oad Compan: kK, Defendant," he Superior Coy in and for the (y ‘lomplaint filed aid Count ate of California aGormack, s Defer to appear in t you by the ai > naa re ior Court : “ sur theCoy © Complaint be (exel lusivs of th H rvice on you thin Nevada Con ithin thirty days, ought to foredlos fe October ith, ig Jefendant, where ell and the Defer ¢ lands described . i ad in Nevada (y aint alleges that idant, according ¢ i, the stm of $ibsf with interest ther, num from Octobe int asks the ’ te and fored right to ee bed in. tee ums. found to bea dh fithin such reas ay fix, with costs more fully apps plaint on tile herd y notified, that j wer the said con e said Plaintiff wil] , and apply to thed ied “in the complai nd. and the seal @ State of Califo of Nevada, this Itt tREANY, Clerk, C, Nilon, . Deputy . Reardan, att n ‘Trust Building 0, 2041. on for Patent. \THS LAND OFricn. Cal,, July 17, 18%, BY GIVEN TO Wil loomfield Gravel ation) by Its duly a vir, whose P. 0, add san Francisco, Calif s application for al er mine, situated District, Nevada (i , and designated ial plat on tile in tl in hata Seve Kast, M. D, } ts of said ae 80 bel etic variation [7° ruce tree four (:) . *, No, 1, (being corm ‘reek. Wuming Min from which the sections [1, 12, 4 th, Range g East, 's North 7314 degred 9 35" West 3.53 chai 4 inches, in rock © 18 Hast 5.47 chal ‘inches, in a rock > 85° Hast 4.28 chain finches in a rock » 45’ East 6.88 chois . inches in a rock > 25’ Kast 4.61 chais t inches in a rock -85 chains 122.1 feet} ck mound mark tween sections ll ection corner com nd 14 bears South! stant) 5.67 chains 3i hes ina rock mound 2 30’ West 2.83 chain ack mound 4 by {J > 15’ West5 chains § hes in a rock moun ©. 45” West 6.9 chil 4 inches in a rocks 3 45" West 7.60 chal 4 inches in a roc > 15” West 8.03 chains zinning, Rores, . 21e."” Beginning até iously eseribed, ie variation 17':° ins to a black “oak x the Section coré 1, 12, 18 and-14, Tp. th laims said Penelov bounded on the luming Mine, Lot the North being the! line, Lot No. 5, ant. sons claiming advert d “Penelon Placer ® i, designated and hem Uired to file their egister of the Unite eramento, Califor s period of publicatié part red by virtue of (OMAS PRASER, § lered that the fo est rn for patent be sixty days (61 col 1the Navapa Dai paper published a {0MAS! PRASER, Re cation, of this. 2 day of July, of duly, . 1806. 1. to erento’: JGUST Js? WUTKE. Dp reby given by keys ator.of the estate “to the credit claims against t it them with the rfl four: months aftet ‘i his notice to the be office, the store? reet, Nevada Cith ia. ww. scm of the Estate of Attorney for Estat ity Taxes. EREBY GIVEN T™ ire now'due aie o’elock P. M."on , August 3d, 18” li be ats peda i 8 "shea ism Stoves ‘Heating ; Stoves THE Lipton leh, hed tees me ate pt ~ Entered at the Postoffice at Nevada City as second-class . 3 YEARS IN NEVADA ¢ CITY am LINE: WITH THIS S AGE OF PROGRESS ‘Sanitary pPlumbing I mace a ous of it, Morning Light Pat. Todd Heater Sunbeam Box Patterns And others: — Richmond Grand Pacific Garland Westwood: And others : My stock of ardware fomcn ‘by all npletest I ever omered As for finware. nay made thes you ; le when you ager pee eid Plain and decorated i fusion. to nit all ockery a taste and reve } ‘ome sure sek you in this d eciengibe BMPS Recor them: From the phos: © the most mele ante will be fou beret a All kinds of fire Fencing ffJgo8*nalvehees. © plain and fancy. « ~The best of And other materials for aints, Oils aiaters’ use. dy mixed p deri Fine.stock of Stoves poking fa;thie: Pe t rearms 4 ucts of the leading makers. EO. E. TURNER) > $5 to 50 Pine Street, NEVADA CITY. PITIZENS BANK NEVADA CITY VOAD STREET, ~4 (Incorporated 1876.) CAPITAL: horized and. subscribed, $200,000 50,000 22,000 d up in coin, = = = divided profits, _° OFFICERS. HUNT. ia MORGA ORGAN. eX j DIRECTORS. ¥: aR M, Huw, . M. HuanEs, SBaRLEs Ek. M. Preston. D. E. Morcan, jousMAN, CORRESPON DENTS. y York—National Bank of North Amern Francisco—First National Bank. eoramento—National ht: Drafts V We issue: able in "a o Bills of cities of Tpavabig ate at Sishin in principal cities rope. peg on any part of the United States “i ishest price paid: for County and State dand Oitice ot the Bank. purchased. s Bank Maintains an offloe at Grass hie a general Banking Business is _ Repent A ea 1 REOUAS. valor. Iem-. * ponies boca waa by en et Bomi counoe tnd Best == aes ND CUTLERY; re arias latest and the be Dest i HEE. ISOARD & SON, Broad St., Nevada City. Jonny T. Moraan, nk of D. 0. Mills EST. IN 1860 BY N.-P. BROWN & CO, Ten Centsa Box, Three Elegant Cakes This Soap contains BUTTERMILE in proportions that render it very. soothing. to. the. Skin. ‘We GUARANTEE to not substitute in putting up ~. Prescriptions. 1 = place in every room of the house, unff ‘. room,.usually kept for the purpose of . . most useful possession. Without books “4 a home lacks its best ornaments, and to ‘4 fill an odd corner there is nothing so © 1 case. Naturally, we should not. use ithe. same design for the different W3. . priatenéss “has to be considered, Ii . . must suit the style of the room, and be ‘. fitted bookcases,sin oak or walnut, . . being furnished with handsome mold . . ing and forming a ledge for the display , . ings, looks extremely well, and will be }. found very handy for books of refHL erence. ‘ 2 . by fitting t ART IN THE HOME. ‘in Kvery Room, +A bookease should, if possible, find less, perhaps, we except the diningining, ae as it. at once adds the charm of and homeliness, besides being a nice: as a pretty, well-designed bookrooms, In this, as in all things, appro in keeping with the other furniture. Por ‘the library\it is usnal-to have which are sometimes carried from floor to ceiling, but may be made only half way. to form a dado, the top shelf of a few choice ornaments. Inthe sitting-room hall a dwarf bookcase, with nicely carved pedestal moldA still simpler bookcase may be made ee shelves into a recess and fidishing the edge with a small HL -DICKERITAN & CO., * DRUGS’ AND STATIONERY, ~‘ j re ee ea CLOSING OUT SALE! MAT THE One. Lot of LADIES? DRIVING GLOVES, caseegers from j.-off% §O to 75 cents a pair. AS . 4-Button SUEDE GLOVES, reduced from $1 50 to $1 10 a pair. Hlegant assortment of LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS, sizesj32 to 42, below cost. Our. entire stock of WASH GOODS are going at a sacrifice. Our elegant STORE FIXTURES are-for sale, at .a bargain. THE WHITE HOUSE, B. NEWMAN. & CO. Boe tee JA. shies & SON, Wholesale .. Liquor Dealers, And Sole Nevada County Agente for the Enterprise Brewing. Co. MAKERS OF THE BEST BEER IN’ THE ‘WORLD. We Pay No High Rents! We Employ No Drummers! ; We Give the Best Terms to Retailers. Bina . 4 Ladies’ $75," [len’s $85. Built and guaranteed by the oe @INSIANS eee ins the wor OF Tettanspolie, ae Warranted t oO} RAD whosia $8. Ladi nd $85, Illustrated catalogue free. ess, WAVERLY, 18 and 20 Men's ee . oy Pd moe We want a live Agent in Nevada City. > a cca a J.B. SHAW. SUMMER = “Peltoned to Order in the highest style of the art. Latest Cut, Best Goods,. Finest Trimmings, ‘Dr. N. E. ‘Chapman, DENTISTS.” High Grade Work. . . bead molding, or even a good. si . fringe, and suspending a silk curtain i from the lowest shelf to the floor, be«. made that anyone who has an idea of ‘-}of the emperor of Austria that once, . Bie Peak hind which newspapers, etc., may be placed. This style, again, is very useful in the bedroom, and it is so readily carpentry. can manage te erect one for himself at a very small cost. Then, . again, there is the small, hanging book. case, or, rather, shelves, which are usu: . ally found in bedrooms and girls’ sit. ting-rooms, and are always useful and . pretty wall decorations. Chicago Inter . Ocean. i What ‘Troubled Him. The habit potentates have of traveling incog. frequently causes suffering + where it. is least expected. It is said . traveling in this manner, he put up at an inn, After eating a few slices of ham and biscuit he went to bed. In the morning he paid his biland departed. A few hours-after.séveral of his suite arrived, and, hearing the rank of his guest, the landlord appeared much troubled. “Pshaw, man!” said .one,, “Franz Joseph is accustomed to such adventures and will think nothing of it.’ ‘“But.I shall,” said mine host, “ and never forgive myself for having an emperor in my: house and letting him oft for three-andwx Renee Lenton Anwer. vs ne aS Be yt eet eee er OE. AFTER .TWELVE YEARS. Wayward Daughter Once More Taken to Her Mother’s Forgiving Heart. It was under the trees of one of the uptown squares. The rain, which came up with the sudden swiftness of the May shower, had passed away with equal swiftness and left the newly clothed trees shimmering in the brilliant sunshine which followed. the cJoud, ‘says. the Philadelphia Call. Every leafy fold of nature’s spring: dress seemed trimmed with a diamond as the sun, rays fell across the pendent water drops. An old woman, in tattered dress, and with work-worn hands, moved wearily from under the shadow of a friendly tree whither the storm had driven her. As she stepped into view from the other side of the tree another woman, younger, but with the same toil-stained, weary look, moved to meet her. Their eyes met, and with a piercing scream the younger woman fell to the ground, <A crowd gathered quickly, attracted by the screams. But there was no robbery, no assault, no arrests. The.old woman, with a softened look in her face, said simply; “It’s my gal, Mary. I hain’t seen her for 12 years. She’s goin’ along o’ me now.” The crowd drifted silently away, and two sorry-looking figures, the penitent prodigal and the moved out into the glare of the sunlit street and disappeared, Bridal Veil as a Shroud. The bridal veil of a Japaneseyoung lady is subsequently used as her shroud. Just after the marriage it is carefully put away and reserved until] death makes it use necessary. . ‘The Law Was Vindicated. A friend of Representative Culberson, of Texas, related the following incident: “When Mr. Culberson was prosWonders. Harness and Saddlery [Conc oF Sooo. Mabe Sousa forgiving parent; . : RESUMED . NEW . : BUSINESS LUMBER YARD _T. P. BYRNE Has established a Lumber Yard on upper E. Broad street, joining his residence, where he vill docoeeaet ntly keep a er assortment of all kinds of Building a and Mining Lumtoaiding Rustic, Flooring, ‘Shitngies, Staves Etc., Etc, 3 t GEO. WILLIAM DURST Bormerty of the New “hea Bakery, has opened a In the prametelee 5 Bloo Commerctfal st a ; doors above his hge 3 eens, where he is BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER To serve the public with First-class Bread, Pies and Cakes. FANCY PASTRY OF ALL KINDS TO ORDER Wedding Cakes a Spnec.alty. @@-¥resh Compressed Yeast Cakes Constantly on haved. TELEHHONE 387, THE BEST QUALITY 10 BE HAD IN THIS MARKET, Prices Given Upon Application. Leave Orders at the Yard. NEW Works LIVERY and FEED STABLE NORTH SAN JUAN, CAL. CHEAPER THAN EVER. JAMES CAIRNS, . Broad st., opp. National Hotel, has established the following NORTHUP, Bray: Fine Horses and Cardinies toe every Prices for Cash Only: SE eenie eh roe kia: pean Si . from North San Juan to Nevada City to ngle Harness . meet any train. Tar Doster a: a Prices to suit the times. Buggy Whips COME AND SEE MB. four-horse Whips :COOL, SHARP BEER. Sweat Pads, per pair. Brush . Wien you are thirsty and feel like taking a lass of that famous MILWAUKEE BR RY BEER, call on CHAS. PECOR, Sacramen' —— He knows how to draw \ and it is always Cool and Refreshing. All kinds of Wines and Liquors. Rooms in connection. orse ¢ Whip Lashes Bost} panes Oi, per gallon Notice To Tae. Private Notice is hereby given that I will beat the City Hall on Union Livery Stable, and after MONDAY, JUNE 15; Main st., opp. Union Hotel, mam \Henry Lane, ~ Prop’r And until Monday, August 3, y between the hours of 10 and 12 A. M. and 2 and 5 P. M., for the purpose of collecting City . Taxes. Taxes become delinquent on Monday, August 3, at 6 o’clock P. M. D. B. GETCHELL, City Marshal CLANCY & TAMBLYN. Horseshoers and Farriers, The finest turn-outs in the county,and plenty of them Open day and night. New Management. . The UNION HOTEL BARBER SHOP Has been purchased by . ALBERT COOK, A FIRST-CLASS BARBER FROM SAN FRANCISCO. The very best of work in alllines ofthe bus ness. Give hima trial and he will please you CRONK BEER ‘TICHOLAS SHINGLE, WHO IS SOLE PROprietor of the Kronk Beer Manufactory, on Spring street, will be ready to deliver enough beer about the : First of July :': is He guarantees the article to be of the best £@All orders left with Mr. Shingle will receive prompt attention“@& uckley Puilding Broad st., Nevada City, are hee jared to do all work in their line in the manner and at the most ‘reasonable rates, PHILIP HILD Has opened» a sho; oF on Broad street, nextdoor . above Mrs. Hocking’s Variety Store, and is prepared to ete to order BOOTS AND SHOES Inthe best manner. All work paresis 2 LE tL seuting attorney,” he said, “there was % eriminal statute universally disre. warded. Theindictment’ of @ wellknown man for vislation of this law was secured through the efforts of Mr. Culberson, who prosecuted the case with more. yigor than.almost any he had ever conducted, succeeding in securing @ conviction and.sentence to the penitentiary. Then ‘he left town and no one knew where he had gone until he and the prisoner, who had been taken, to the penitentiary, returned together. Mr. Culberson had gone to, the vovernor, obtained a pardon and met the convict at the penitentiary with it. The law had been vindicated and there were no more violations of that statute in Jefferson.” . Cycles and Ratiroads. A London correspondent of the Paris Messenger, in speaking of the usual and general exodus from that city during the Whitsuntide holidays, says that the excursions from the metropolis were almost wholly made on wheels. On Whit Monday it was impossible to hire or even buy a bike in London. » The railways begin to feel the effect of this form of transportation, which, exceeds the most extreme anticipations. At the same time the rush for bicycles was a ‘sort of relief for railway, omnibus and rapid + companies, however, did less enjoy than their fugitive customers. other vehicle passengers, which the . GOOD A share of public patronage solicited. jis SPAN OF GENTLE MULES. A CHILD Plaster = can handle them, Ages 10 and 12 years, . ——AND—— . £4, san bas Also a fine Studebaker spring . Ego wagon, nearly new. Bed of,wagon ‘Brickwork 10 feet long, with_two seats, will be sold on . reasonable terms. Frederick Tellam, Nevada City. In all their branches. Also PATCHING AND WHITING, . ?" ORNAMENTAL PLASTERING, . CEMENT WORK a Specialty. O’REILLY & ZILKIE. Leave orders at Star & Crescent Saloon. SCHIIDT BROS., LEADING CIGAR DEALERS, Pine street Nevada City, Cal. LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar So . {Ub WHELIHAN BROS., . Corner Broad and Pine streets, keep the rey best brands of WINES, LIQUORS & CIGA . Agents for Ruhstaller’s Gilt Edge Beer. ” THE BEST OF WORK, THE LOWEST OF PRICES. ¥ou will always find this motto prevails at my Novelty Wood Working and Repair Shop on L spccials of TURNING and BAND Bay. AINGS of all kinds on hand. a en a Su on shortest notice. H. C. WEISENBURGER, Successor to O. C: Percival, ———IN sTOCE—— GENERAL ARTHUR HUMBOLDT IMPT’D ESTRELLA BOHEMI {TAN CLUB . LA ROSA HARMONIA } Do You Want First-Class apoald : Shop on the Plaza. NEVADA CITY. A. J. BOVEY, an S. ‘ Manufacturer of and . } aGood Drink? . Then Try PARNELL’S ‘JESSE MOORE,” ee NOBLE,” “CASTLEWOOD” Whiskies. _Hennessy’s Brandy and Baele’ 's” Gerntan ike Porter. One drink sufficient to make you FEEL Dealer in 2 “BOOTS & SHOES. DON’T FAIL TO SEE _ MY FINE STOCK. Boots and Shoes made to order in the best andat ne A aecaasae Repairing neatly and promptly ‘Broad street. head of Union street, “THE, RECEPTION,” "Money if Creases<o=— Thatis the way you find a paper dollar when you take it out-of your pock= ; But the best way to n The Dollar of lis is to advertise your bus-+ iness in a live newspaper that is read by the most people in the terri_ tory it covers. Such a paper is « The .s% Daily Transcript By Brown & Calkins. en: HEALTH AND ACCIDENT __INSURANCE. F idelityM utual. hid Association San Francisco, Cal, eFor Five Cents Per Daye WILL PAY, according to the hazard of pation, from $8.00 to a week, raat me to work through being huré aecidentoWWILL PAY, if identall you are accide y killed, WILL PAY $10.00 . ook when you are be a0 unable to.w LL PAY. $100.00 for al wind PAY, if you, ie et nig atid and foot or peyine 8: 00 Tife mation te per month, LIFE INSURANCE. Phy issues “Relea ot of pty Insur, from $: in case of eath, aud $e var $1000 ef yt car pe ty accident and $2000 at iS SRP ar Ys Sek 2000 at Paik or $1000. 10,00 per week for pee sae or siokpess, IF INSURED, You cannot lose at your income when you are sick or disabled The Ld apt tual £18 Adtosintion is J fee eminent], be nt Uaieed [rol am meee itt ae $6,000.00 cash feposite.wi ith me eaten of California and Mi ¥, hich, apg her with an ampfe Reserve Fund assets, make its certificate an bys th ark arantee of the solidity its protection bg its members. Reliable Agents Wanted. Write J. L. M. SHETTERLEY, Secretary and tig bd a upon > fee and dues of 1 Manager, . Sd Pratibinco, Cal. Empire Stable, Broad Street, ope. by nap oe Exchange Hoel, ye JAMES HENSESSY, Prop’r. The Em; se empine lives Livers Seanle HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To be found in this part of the State. Teams with el t B Hacks to let at short terms, peice, ‘Wagons and ice Qn zpasonahle: The horses are free from vices, of good style, and capable of going ag fast. as any gend . tleman cares to drive. Nevada Assay Office, Established in 1858 by JAS. J. OTT, No. 25 Main Street, NEVADA. CITY. CAL. Gold and orés of every description melted fined d assayed. Pri quarts trom from 5 to 500 tn mailing “ Dust, Gold Silver Bars. Acide ant Crucibles for ae " MONUMENTS, TOFBSONES, GRANITE WORK . . Weisenburger & Coffey, Boulder st., near Park ave., NEVADA CITY ...6.+5 Sets tak Scotch Granite and Marble of Every DeseripMonuments Lettering on Tombstones WORK WARRANTED BIRST-CLASS. Telj No. 4144. Commercial Street. . uBetore Fone Ape ash a PRICES LOWEST Dh THR STATE. a he

arshal in ae, Board a © said 3 P the preccdig neat am uy t ime that tthe hal sh heh Bolt 2 seal year, for n by the fol rit, Hook ete J.C, sident otto 5 nOns, OURT OF r id for Rhee ‘oad Compan: kK, Defendant," he Superior Coy in and for the (y ‘lomplaint filed aid Count ate of California aGormack, s Defer to appear in t you by the ai > naa re ior Court : “ sur theCoy © Complaint be (exel lusivs of th H rvice on you thin Nevada Con ithin thirty days, ought to foredlos fe October ith, ig Jefendant, where ell and the Defer ¢ lands described . i ad in Nevada (y aint alleges that idant, according ¢ i, the stm of $ibsf with interest ther, num from Octobe int asks the ’ te and fored right to ee bed in. tee ums. found to bea dh fithin such reas ay fix, with costs more fully apps plaint on tile herd y notified, that j wer the said con e said Plaintiff wil] , and apply to thed ied “in the complai nd. and the seal @ State of Califo of Nevada, this Itt tREANY, Clerk, C, Nilon, . Deputy . Reardan, att n ‘Trust Building 0, 2041. on for Patent. \THS LAND OFricn. Cal,, July 17, 18%, BY GIVEN TO Wil loomfield Gravel ation) by Its duly a vir, whose P. 0, add san Francisco, Calif s application for al er mine, situated District, Nevada (i , and designated ial plat on tile in tl in hata Seve Kast, M. D, } ts of said ae 80 bel etic variation [7° ruce tree four (:) . *, No, 1, (being corm ‘reek. Wuming Min from which the sections [1, 12, 4 th, Range g East, 's North 7314 degred 9 35" West 3.53 chai 4 inches, in rock © 18 Hast 5.47 chal ‘inches, in a rock > 85° Hast 4.28 chain finches in a rock » 45’ East 6.88 chois . inches in a rock > 25’ Kast 4.61 chais t inches in a rock -85 chains 122.1 feet} ck mound mark tween sections ll ection corner com nd 14 bears South! stant) 5.67 chains 3i hes ina rock mound 2 30’ West 2.83 chain ack mound 4 by {J > 15’ West5 chains § hes in a rock moun ©. 45” West 6.9 chil 4 inches in a rocks 3 45" West 7.60 chal 4 inches in a roc > 15” West 8.03 chains zinning, Rores, . 21e."” Beginning até iously eseribed, ie variation 17':° ins to a black “oak x the Section coré 1, 12, 18 and-14, Tp. th laims said Penelov bounded on the luming Mine, Lot the North being the! line, Lot No. 5, ant. sons claiming advert d “Penelon Placer ® i, designated and hem Uired to file their egister of the Unite eramento, Califor s period of publicatié part red by virtue of (OMAS PRASER, § lered that the fo est rn for patent be sixty days (61 col 1the Navapa Dai paper published a {0MAS! PRASER, Re cation, of this. 2 day of July, of duly, . 1806. 1. to erento’: JGUST Js? WUTKE. Dp reby given by keys ator.of the estate “to the credit claims against t it them with the rfl four: months aftet ‘i his notice to the be office, the store? reet, Nevada Cith ia. ww. scm of the Estate of Attorney for Estat ity Taxes. EREBY GIVEN T™ ire now'due aie o’elock P. M."on , August 3d, 18” li be ats peda i 8 "shea ism Stoves ‘Heating ; Stoves THE Lipton leh, hed tees me ate pt ~ Entered at the Postoffice at Nevada City as second-class . 3 YEARS IN NEVADA ¢ CITY am LINE: WITH THIS S AGE OF PROGRESS ‘Sanitary pPlumbing I mace a ous of it, Morning Light Pat. Todd Heater Sunbeam Box Patterns And others: — Richmond Grand Pacific Garland Westwood: And others : My stock of ardware fomcn ‘by all npletest I ever omered As for finware. nay made thes you ; le when you ager pee eid Plain and decorated i fusion. to nit all ockery a taste and reve } ‘ome sure sek you in this d eciengibe BMPS Recor them: From the phos: © the most mele ante will be fou beret a All kinds of fire Fencing ffJgo8*nalvehees. © plain and fancy. « ~The best of And other materials for aints, Oils aiaters’ use. dy mixed p deri Fine.stock of Stoves poking fa;thie: Pe t rearms 4 ucts of the leading makers. EO. E. TURNER) > $5 to 50 Pine Street, NEVADA CITY. PITIZENS BANK NEVADA CITY VOAD STREET, ~4 (Incorporated 1876.) CAPITAL: horized and. subscribed, $200,000 50,000 22,000 d up in coin, = = = divided profits, _° OFFICERS. HUNT. ia MORGA ORGAN.. eX j DIRECTORS. ¥: aR M, Huw, . M. HuanEs, SBaRLEs Ek. M. Preston. D. E. Morcan, jousMAN, CORRESPON DENTS. y York—National Bank of North Amern Francisco—First National Bank. eoramento—National ht: Drafts V We issue: able in "a o Bills of cities of Tpavabig ate at Sishin in principal cities rope. peg on any part of the United States “i ishest price paid: for County and State dand Oitice ot the Bank. purchased. s Bank Maintains an offloe at Grass hie a general Banking Business is _ Repent A ea 1 REOUAS. valor. Iem-. * ponies boca waa by en et Bomi counoe tnd Best == aes ND CUTLERY; re arias latest and the be Dest i HEE. ISOARD & SON, Broad St., Nevada City. Jonny T. Moraan, nk of D. 0. Mills EST. IN 1860 BY N.-P. BROWN & CO, Ten Centsa Box, Three Elegant Cakes This Soap contains BUTTERMILE in proportions that render it very. soothing. to. the. Skin. ‘We GUARANTEE to not substitute in putting up ~. Prescriptions. 1 = place in every room of the house, unff ‘. room,.usually kept for the purpose of . . most useful possession. Without books “4 a home lacks its best ornaments, and to ‘4 fill an odd corner there is nothing so © 1 case. Naturally, we should not. use ithe. same design for the different W3. . priatenéss “has to be considered, Ii . . must suit the style of the room, and be ‘. fitted bookcases,sin oak or walnut, . . being furnished with handsome mold . . ing and forming a ledge for the display , . ings, looks extremely well, and will be }. found very handy for books of refHL erence. ‘ 2 . by fitting t ART IN THE HOME. ‘in Kvery Room, +A bookease should, if possible, find less, perhaps, we except the diningining, ae as it. at once adds the charm of and homeliness, besides being a nice: as a pretty, well-designed bookrooms, In this, as in all things, appro in keeping with the other furniture. Por ‘the library\it is usnal-to have which are sometimes carried from floor to ceiling, but may be made only half way. to form a dado, the top shelf of a few choice ornaments. Inthe sitting-room hall a dwarf bookcase, with nicely carved pedestal moldA still simpler bookcase may be made ee shelves into a recess and fidishing the edge with a small HL -DICKERITAN & CO., * DRUGS’ AND STATIONERY, ~‘ j re ee ea CLOSING OUT SALE! MAT THE One. Lot of LADIES? DRIVING GLOVES, caseegers from j.-off% §O to 75 cents a pair. AS . 4-Button SUEDE GLOVES, reduced from $1 50 to $1 10 a pair. Hlegant assortment of LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS, sizesj32 to 42, below cost. Our. entire stock of WASH GOODS are going at a sacrifice. Our elegant STORE FIXTURES are-for sale, at .a bargain. THE WHITE HOUSE, B. NEWMAN. & CO. Boe tee JA. shies & SON, Wholesale .... Liquor Dealers, And Sole Nevada County Agente for the Enterprise Brewing. Co. MAKERS OF THE BEST BEER IN’ THE ‘WORLD. We Pay No High Rents! We Employ No Drummers! ; We Give the Best Terms to Retailers. Bina . 4 Ladies’ $75," [len’s $85. Built and guaranteed by the oe @INSIANS eee ins the wor OF Tettanspolie, ae Warranted t oO} RAD whosia $8. Ladi nd $85, Illustrated catalogue free. ess, WAVERLY, 18 and 20 Men's ee . oy Pd moe We want a live Agent in Nevada City. > a cca a J.B. SHAW. SUMMER = “Peltoned to Order in the highest style of the art. Latest Cut, Best Goods,. Finest Trimmings, ‘Dr. N. E. ‘Chapman, DENTISTS.” High Grade Work. . . bead molding, or even a good. si . fringe, and suspending a silk curtain i from the lowest shelf to the floor, be«. made that anyone who has an idea of ‘-}of the emperor of Austria that once, . Bie Peak hind which newspapers, etc., may be placed. This style, again, is very useful in the bedroom, and it is so readily carpentry. can manage te erect one for himself at a very small cost. Then, . again, there is the small, hanging book. case, or, rather, shelves, which are usu: . ally found in bedrooms and girls’ sit. ting-rooms, and are always useful and . pretty wall decorations. 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What ‘Troubled Him. The habit potentates have of traveling incog. frequently causes suffering + where it. is least expected. It is said . traveling in this manner, he put up at an inn, After eating a few slices of ham and biscuit he went to bed. In the morning he paid his biland departed. A few hours-after.séveral of his suite arrived, and, hearing the rank of his guest, the landlord appeared much troubled. “Pshaw, man!” said .one,, “Franz Joseph is accustomed to such adventures and will think nothing of it.’ ‘“But.I shall,” said mine host, “ and never forgive myself for having an emperor in my: house and letting him oft for three-andwx Renee Lenton Anwer. vs ne aS Be yt eet eee er OE. AFTER .TWELVE YEARS. Wayward Daughter Once More Taken to Her Mother’s Forgiving Heart. It was under the trees of one of the uptown squares. The rain, which came up with the sudden swiftness of the May shower, had passed away with equal swiftness and left the newly clothed trees shimmering in the brilliant sunshine which followed. the cJoud, ‘says. the Philadelphia Call. Every leafy fold of nature’s spring: dress seemed trimmed with a diamond as the sun, rays fell across the pendent water drops. An old woman, in tattered dress, and with work-worn hands, moved wearily from under the shadow of a friendly tree whither the storm had driven her. As she stepped into view from the other side of the tree another woman, younger, but with the same toil-stained, weary look, moved to meet her. Their eyes met, and with a piercing scream the younger woman fell to the ground, <A crowd gathered quickly, attracted by the screams. But there was no robbery, no assault, no arrests. The.old woman, with a softened look in her face, said simply; “It’s my gal, Mary. I hain’t seen her for 12 years. She’s goin’ along o’ me now.” The crowd drifted silently away, and two sorry-looking figures, the penitent prodigal and the moved out into the glare of the sunlit street and disappeared, Bridal Veil as a Shroud. The bridal veil of a Japaneseyoung lady is subsequently used as her shroud. Just after the marriage it is carefully put away and reserved until] death makes it use necessary. . ‘The Law Was Vindicated. A friend of Representative Culberson, of Texas, related the following incident: “When Mr. Culberson was prosWonders. Harness and Saddlery [Conc oF Sooo. Mabe Sousa forgiving parent; . : RESUMED . NEW . : BUSINESS LUMBER YARD _T. P. BYRNE Has established a Lumber Yard on upper E. Broad street, joining his residence, where he vill docoeeaet ntly keep a er assortment of all kinds of Building a and Mining Lumtoaiding Rustic, Flooring, ‘Shitngies, Staves Etc., Etc, 3 t GEO. WILLIAM DURST Bormerty of the New “hea Bakery, has opened a In the prametelee 5 Bloo Commerctfal st a ; doors above his hge 3 eens, where he is BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER To serve the public with First-class Bread, Pies and Cakes. FANCY PASTRY OF ALL KINDS TO ORDER Wedding Cakes a Spnec.alty. @@-¥resh Compressed Yeast Cakes Constantly on haved. TELEHHONE 387, THE BEST QUALITY 10 BE HAD IN THIS MARKET, Prices Given Upon Application. Leave Orders at the Yard. NEW Works LIVERY and FEED STABLE NORTH SAN JUAN, CAL. CHEAPER THAN EVER. JAMES CAIRNS, . Broad st., opp. National Hotel, has established the following NORTHUP, Bray: Fine Horses and Cardinies toe every Prices for Cash Only: SE eenie eh roe kia: pean Si . from North San Juan to Nevada City to ngle Harness . meet any train. Tar Doster a: a Prices to suit the times. Buggy Whips COME AND SEE MB. four-horse Whips :COOL, SHARP BEER. Sweat Pads, per pair. Brush . Wien you are thirsty and feel like taking a lass of that famous MILWAUKEE BR RY BEER, call on CHAS. PECOR, Sacramen' —— He knows how to draw \ and it is always Cool and Refreshing. All kinds of Wines and Liquors. Rooms in connection. orse ¢ Whip Lashes Bost} panes Oi, per gallon Notice To Tae. Private Notice is hereby given that I will beat the City Hall on Union Livery Stable, and after MONDAY, JUNE 15; Main st., opp. Union Hotel, mam \Henry Lane, ~ Prop’r And until Monday, August 3, y between the hours of 10 and 12 A. M. and 2 and 5 P. M., for the purpose of collecting City . Taxes. Taxes become delinquent on Monday, August 3, at 6 o’clock P. M. D. B. GETCHELL, City Marshal CLANCY & TAMBLYN. Horseshoers and Farriers, The finest turn-outs in the county,and plenty of them Open day and night. New Management. . The UNION HOTEL BARBER SHOP Has been purchased by . ALBERT COOK, A FIRST-CLASS BARBER FROM SAN FRANCISCO. The very best of work in alllines ofthe bus ness. Give hima trial and he will please you CRONK BEER ‘TICHOLAS SHINGLE, WHO IS SOLE PROprietor of the Kronk Beer Manufactory, on Spring street, will be ready to deliver enough beer about the : First of July :': is He guarantees the article to be of the best £@All orders left with Mr. Shingle will receive prompt attention“@& uckley Puilding Broad st., Nevada City, are hee jared to do all work in their line in the manner and at the most ‘reasonable rates, PHILIP HILD Has opened» a sho; oF on Broad street, nextdoor . above Mrs. Hocking’s Variety Store, and is prepared to ete to order BOOTS AND SHOES Inthe best manner. All work paresis 2 LE tL seuting attorney,” he said, “there was % eriminal statute universally disre. warded. Theindictment’ of @ wellknown man for vislation of this law was secured through the efforts of Mr. Culberson, who prosecuted the case with more. yigor than.almost any he had ever conducted, succeeding in securing @ conviction and.sentence to the penitentiary. Then ‘he left town and no one knew where he had gone until he and the prisoner, who had been taken, to the penitentiary, returned together. Mr. Culberson had gone to, the vovernor, obtained a pardon and met the convict at the penitentiary with it. The law had been vindicated and there were no more violations of that statute in Jefferson.” . Cycles and Ratiroads. A London correspondent of the Paris Messenger, in speaking of the usual and general exodus from that city during the Whitsuntide holidays, says that the excursions from the metropolis were almost wholly made on wheels. On Whit Monday it was impossible to hire or even buy a bike in London. » The railways begin to feel the effect of this form of transportation, which, exceeds the most extreme anticipations. At the same time the rush for bicycles was a ‘sort of relief for railway, omnibus and rapid + companies, however, did less enjoy than their fugitive customers. other vehicle passengers, which the . GOOD A share of public patronage solicited. jis SPAN OF GENTLE MULES. A CHILD Plaster = can handle them, Ages 10 and 12 years, . ——AND—— . £4, san bas Also a fine Studebaker spring . Ego wagon, nearly new. Bed of,wagon ‘Brickwork 10 feet long, with_two seats, will be sold on . reasonable terms. Frederick Tellam, Nevada City. In all their branches. Also PATCHING AND WHITING, . ?" ORNAMENTAL PLASTERING, . CEMENT WORK a Specialty. O’REILLY & ZILKIE. Leave orders at Star & Crescent Saloon. SCHIIDT BROS., LEADING CIGAR DEALERS, Pine street Nevada City, Cal. LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar So . {Ub WHELIHAN BROS., . Corner Broad and Pine streets, keep the rey best brands of WINES, LIQUORS & CIGA . Agents for Ruhstaller’s Gilt Edge Beer. ” THE BEST OF WORK, THE LOWEST OF PRICES.. ¥ou will always find this motto prevails at my Novelty Wood Working and Repair Shop on L spccials of TURNING and BAND Bay. AINGS of all kinds on hand. a en a Su on shortest notice. H. C. WEISENBURGER, Successor to O. C: Percival, ———IN sTOCE—— GENERAL ARTHUR HUMBOLDT IMPT’D ESTRELLA BOHEMI {TAN CLUB . LA ROSA HARMONIA } Do You Want First-Class apoald : Shop on the Plaza. NEVADA CITY. A. J. BOVEY, an S. ‘ Manufacturer of and . } aGood Drink? .. Then Try PARNELL’S ‘JESSE MOORE,” ee NOBLE,” “CASTLEWOOD” Whiskies. _Hennessy’s Brandy and Baele’ 's” Gerntan ike Porter. One drink sufficient to make you FEEL Dealer in 2 “BOOTS & SHOES. DON’T FAIL TO SEE _ MY FINE STOCK. Boots and Shoes made to order in the best andat ne A aecaasae Repairing neatly and promptly ‘Broad street. head of Union street, “THE, RECEPTION,” "Money if Creases<o=— Thatis the way you find a paper dollar when you take it out-of your pock= ; But the best way to n The Dollar of lis is to advertise your bus-+ iness in a live newspaper that is read by the most people in the terri_ tory it covers. Such a paper is « The .s% Daily Transcript By Brown & Calkins. en: HEALTH AND ACCIDENT __INSURANCE. F idelityM utual. hid Association San Francisco, Cal, eFor Five Cents Per Daye WILL PAY, according to the hazard of pation, from $8.00 to a week, raat me to work through being huré aecidentoWWILL PAY, if identall you are accide y killed, WILL PAY $10.00 . ook when you are be a0 unable to.w LL PAY. $100.00 for al wind PAY, if you, ie et nig atid and foot or peyine 8: 00 Tife mation te per month, LIFE INSURANCE. Phy issues “Relea ot of pty Insur, from $: in case of eath, aud $e var $1000 ef yt car pe ty accident and $2000 at iS SRP ar Ys Sek 2000 at Paik or $1000. 10,00 per week for pee sae or siokpess, IF INSURED, You cannot lose at your income when you are sick or disabled The Ld apt tual £18 Adtosintion is J fee eminent], be nt Uaieed [rol am meee itt ae $6,000.00 cash feposite.wi ith me eaten of California and Mi ¥, hich, apg her with an ampfe Reserve Fund assets, make its certificate an bys th ark arantee of the solidity its protection bg its members. Reliable Agents Wanted. Write J. L. M. SHETTERLEY, Secretary and tig bd a upon > fee and dues of 1 Manager, . Sd Pratibinco, Cal. Empire Stable, Broad Street, ope. by nap oe Exchange Hoel, ye JAMES HENSESSY, Prop’r. The Em; se empine lives Livers Seanle HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES To be found in this part of the State. Teams with el t B Hacks to let at short terms, peice, ‘Wagons and ice Qn zpasonahle: The horses are free from vices, of good style, and capable of going ag fast. as any gend . tleman cares to drive. Nevada Assay Office, Established in 1858 by JAS. J. OTT, No. 25 Main Street, NEVADA. CITY. CAL. Gold and orés of every description melted fined d assayed. Pri quarts trom from 5 to 500 tn mailing “ Dust, Gold Silver Bars. Acide ant Crucibles for ae " MONUMENTS, TOFBSONES, GRANITE WORK . . Weisenburger & Coffey, Boulder st., near Park ave., NEVADA CITY .....6.+5 Sets tak Scotch Granite and Marble of Every DeseripMonuments Lettering on Tombstones WORK WARRANTED BIRST-CLASS. Telj No. 4144. Commercial Street. . uBetore Fone Ape ash a PRICES LOWEST Dh THR STATE. a he