July 27, 1898 (4 pages)

> T'D CO vn, ros tel vt. ES 2) Behe Sees saws CaN SS rail . BROWN & & CALKINS : Promiclors. > + Summer Pants to Order, = 6 00 . NEAT, Chaice Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc. Nom S. STEWART, ~ SUBSCRIPTION RATES. ity Cents Per Month. ADVERTISING RATES. Made known on application. Big Reduction In, Summer Pants. " a Ww. H. HIBBITT, Werchant Catlor, Pine Street, Near Broad, NEVADA CITY. Summer Pants to Order, $5 00 Summer Pants. to Order, 7 00 All my_work is mede in Nevada City. Perfect. fit and fi workinapship guaranteed, HANDY, Gas Sve, Hot Plates. ——-The Nevada Ga nein is now car-. _tying a fine line of GAS STOVES and “HOT PLATES of all kinds, which the house wife will find very. convenient ‘during the hot summer months. They Bake, Broil Meats, fi Cook Anything. Do not heat the ‘house. Are portectly sate. pee Gas Sold Cheap For Fuel. Call pasa these pany stoves at the office of Nevada Gas Co. NEW YORK BAKERY Commercial st., Nevada City, A. J. HOWANN, © © _ Proprietor Baked Every Day. Wedding Cakes to Order a Soeciaity When taking a Spia on the Turnpike be. tween Nevada City and Grads Valley, don’t fail to Stop at Town Talk Water your Horse and Call on : Who will serve you with . A.Cool Giass of Beer, = A Refreshing Temperance Drink, : Or a First-class Cigar. The Best ‘Liquors, The Best Cigars. always find at my “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents a Glass;. is All the favorite brands of Whiaiciog ke ton} haas. . such “Thomed and “Robin genet panier We ugky cayl ior,” “Jess. “Oscar Pepper,” Wm. J. Britland. New Rates For Beer, We, the undersigned Brewers and their representatives-doing--business-ip Nevada City, Grass Valley and vicinity do hereby agree not to sell Beer for less ‘than the following prices pér keg, net cash—no rebate ofany nature: 15 Gallons, $5.00 10 Galions, = = 3,35 5 Gallons, .« 1.75 This agreement to take effect upop and afier this date: J. W. Upton,Frank Bros. 'W. P. Michell, Mes. S. Binkeimin, Whellhan Bros. George Gehrig, Jaret ‘Hosken, is Isoard & Son. . Liver, Kidney a }Henry Lane, = = TOTIOSIOT: ye POLITICAL. ee Five dollars will be sharers tor all(political announcemen to. shel Imeeting of the’ Ganveueons Sad Ph ag will be published unléss paid :for advance. “REPUBLICAN. For County Clerk. FRED L. ARBOGAST Is hereby pabeneeed Po a candidate for the office of Vo hk, subjest to the deciseon OF the pablioan nomluating evnvenFor Sheriff. 0. K. CLOUDMAN a candidate for the cesta £4 need Nevada county, suv, ect to he,Republican nomi.ating perce on. Fer Sheriff. D. B. GETCHELL Ig hereby announced as a candidate for the otfice of Sheriff of Nevada county, subject to the decision of the Kepublican nomiuating convention. ji / For Treasurer. A. C. COOKE Is hereby announced as a car piped for County Treasu-ere. Nevada cout.ty, to c.e deci: ion of th. Bepaniices hnomiua eon setitio.:? For:County Treasurer. ee JOHN GLASSON, Of Grass Valley is kes fe aanounced as & candidnte for the offis cf }ouuty fre: si rer. subject to the deci ivu o: tae Repu.lLcan County Convention, 3 Ges accoicn JOHN WERRY b ced asa candidate for the pe ripe Piccuey meomedent supdject to the de-' ns of the Bapsbieae eee poonyens tion. ea For Recorder. JOHN S. GREGORY Announces himself a candidate for the office »f County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention, For Superintendent of Schools. W.J.ROGERS -~ ‘aha of oounay Sihetanendene ef for, the ent 0 abiect to the dee dec of the Republican sominating convention. For Superintendentof Schools. W. A. SLEEP ‘s hereby announced as a candidate for the fice of f County Superintendent of Schortis, aeseee to the decison of the Republican ‘sominating convention. -For: Supervisor. (Fourth District.) A. J. WOOD, ?resent Incumbent, hereby announces himielf a candidate for re-election. subject to: he eg of the Republican County Con vention. E Paso de Rates Sigs, Greatest Hotel and Pleaiure Reso on the Pa: :ific Coast. ‘Hot Hot Sulphur Baths.Mud and The watersare ensiualion for their medici= nal value in oases of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Malaria, Bladder Troubles, } nae Skin aie ope ac La B Trains leave Third ona . TS ywnsend Street: San Franciaco, Calif:, every m ng at 8:8 a rriving at Springs ats :90 P.M. e day. No Staging. ._ Fare $6. 20. Write for Pamphlet. &. F. BURNS, Muininer Union .Livery Stable,. Main st., opp. Union Hotel, ener) te! Sneet turn-outs n hecounty.and ie ER “Oven dav day and night THE GROTTO, MAITLAND & BROKLEY, -Proprieton “Cholcest of Wines, Lic Liquors and Cigars sae os ‘Steam Beer a Specialty. gortions Call and see us. We will make your yisit a £emember the place—B: "s old stand, Mali; : street, Nevada City. © J. R. DAVIS, Teacher of Vocal and Instrumentai Music, ” Visits Tevelle City, Grass Valley ant other -of Nevada county weekly for the perpose of instructing pupils at own “i an to terms of tuition, ete , Is ratory mainge EAE aE SE rt My very sléep of test is shorn, ¥ . Hall every day, at the hours from 9 to MOE ee ee Se em _ NBVADA-CITY, CAL, WEDNESDAY RYERGNG. JULY 27, 1898. Be 5s 3 iHoogot*t pie } ees tw IRSiies é 5 eg Foes ; For ny Clerk. iJ GREANY py hg oT * f 7 — fan aS on ox 2 > tc BA For Sherif, JOHN H, a SCOE. Is inet serene ry! 2 é stor PEAR SF Atkad For County Treasurer. E. W. SCHMIDT See sash ooRia MD CONCERT Nevada ‘Thea Wodnsiay Ev oT mh Under’ Direction of D. A, Mctntosh, Tenor, MISS DOOLEY BANGUINETTI, 3 , Soprano ; MISS, Daisy LIRILEFTELD, +2 251, OContralte ; MR. GRANT LLOYD, Violinist, . : Ot San cease Assisted ferry ‘f-:the: best Muvical ‘Talent of Nevada City and, Grass Valley. Tickets, 25, 85 and 50 cents. Reserved Seats at Foley’s. tint Tags. ‘ CityTaxes are now due and . payable, and’ will be deJinlinquent on. and after — Monday, Aug. Ist. I will be at my. office in the City ia. m., from 2to 6 p.m; and-“from:7 +39 be im. for the purpose of. receiving E.A 'TOMPKIN jyll : City rial, LL. BOWMAN. 4. ¥. SHAR SHAW & BOWMAN, » Dentists. FINE PLATE WORK 4 SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. BXTRACTING.SKILLFULLY DON: NATIONAL MARKET, Broad 80. Opp. Ogee: C.J. NAFFZIGER, + = Prop’: And all kinds of Meat: usually found ina tirst class mar! Goods delivered free . of charge ~AINION MARKET, Nevada yy Sie eta ip 1288 ny z AS. J. St. pacesriotion spotted pa oa 8 Lag ty anon Gerth doo oan ae he Union Hotel. Nevada City,\ eas, for = if cjstonet they: convencity bas grow +ifted late the boat, “Once more, eked mor ws more, my ‘Mary, tae, Pe 7 that lone prrahuatd rst within thy timid ear’ et Trentivel love’s ‘dream. “he we loved still their tale music on And sifl-the 4 sid tee 5 rere But thou art far away. In vain thy vanished form I seek By woag and stream and dell, _ And tears of guish bathe my cheek = Where tears ‘of rapture fell, pte _ : oe ughts, cl emplo; ‘en ih the’ ths momeriel & faa bose here isa mourntu fond Upon the air thy gentle words . Aiound mé seem to thrill, ‘ ‘ _ Like sounds upon the wind harp’ 8 chords When ail the winds‘are stil, ; Or like tho luw, and soullike swell . ‘Of that wild spirit tone Waich haunts the hollow of the bell When its sad chime is done, 4 Beem to hear thée speak my name~. . In sweet, low murmurs.now. . Iseem to fel thy bien:h of flameUpon ny cheek and brow.Ou my éold lips I feol-thy kiss, ' Phy heart to mine is laid— » Ales that such a dream of bliag’ Like other Gieams must fade! —G. D. Preitice in New York Ledger NIGHT. The enn hes van! anes out of my sight, And the moments sadly roll, Por my beart ‘is dark with” the thought at nig ht, ° And the night is in my son). The day is set and never will rise, And wy heart ir sick.and sore, Por the sweet, sv eyes. wih shine for r e no more. evreet light of my true love's Lam full of pa'n and care— . ick withthe thfught of what have borne And of what iv left to bear. I sce the rose with blushes fired, T hear the bresk run by, But I um tired, so sic! and tired, T almost lony to die. . for Pknow the run will dry the stream, And the flow’ret fade-in the frost, “And F know tliat my dream is all a dream And the charm ot the dream is lost ere will never, never be anY more lisht, “my *hope'and I must part; and re soul is dark with the thought of night, the night is in my heart.* Alice Cary in New York Ledger. ‘NEW YORK’S. GROWTH. “Zhe City Has Never Halted Since It Wa. * First Fairly Started, _ Ernest Ingersoll writes a.paper on the Greater New York, entitled ‘‘Reasoning Out a Metropolis,’ for St. Nicholas. = Mr. -Ingerss]l says: The people of New York, Brooklyn, Staten Island and certain nearby north. ern towns resolved to: join themselves together into one city; which is now. the Greater New York. It embraces 841 equare miles of territory and includes a population of nearly 8,400, 000Besides these at least another million dwell on the New Jersey side.of the Hudson river, quite as near and a: closely identified with the great city o1 Manhattan Island as are those.of the northern and* eastern suburbs, Thi makes a population of nearly 4,500, 00 which may be said to belong to New York, making it not only by far the largest center of human life and inter‘ests in America, but, excepting only Loudon, the most populous spot on thu globe. How has it happened that this vast up—where it stands: Why did not the American metropolis . arise somewhere else? Is its position ull an accident, or does history show sound reasons for its situation? The earliest settlement ‘here was merely a trading station that gradually became a small seaport, like a dozen others along the ocast, Before the year 1700 these were so nearly alike that he would have been a wise prophet who truly foretold which wouldthrive. Indeed many men of that day firmly believed that Newport and Aunapolis were to be the two great American seaports. Great cities arise at the points where the greatest number of people find it convénient to meet at first for business and later for pleasure. You cannot force a city/to grow in an uunatural or unsuitable situation, and it is no easier to prevent @ city from growing in its proper place. But the conditions that change a village into a tig town and expand the OfMfiice in Odd Fellows Building, Broad Stree . town into a city or metropolis are not the samo in different parts of the globe and vary with the march of. the centuries; so that uew.many-an ancient world market, like Nineveh or Mem. phis, has totally disappeared, while towns like Berlin bave lately increased with amuziug rapidity, after a loug his tory as small and insignificant «places. As for New York, it has’ never haltea or goue backward for a mnmebt ‘sinve it was fairly started on its career w . 1633., Fishing For Frogs. To fish for frogs a man needs a broad. flat bottomed, steady punt, a cane pole, ‘vith 25 feet of good line, three Looks tied in a bunch and a companion. To the three hooks is'tied a smuall piece of bright red flanuel. ‘The cast is made, and the lure is drawn slowly along the water, The frog rises within a yard of it, looks at it and says ‘‘Aha'l’’ Ee approaches within six imches and sy: **Obo!”’ Then. hé says ‘‘A-a-ah!’’ and -} arabs it. The next instant he swings in air, hooked through the throat. He is ped between the. left thumb and fore Dger, and the point of the small blade-ofja knife is, pressed down just between his eyes. Sumetime: he sheds tears. His struggles are stilled Se. an instant. His hind legs are quickly severed from bis body and tossed into a ¢tfilled with ice, water. The rex of, him.is wn overboard, ‘where it. floats ghastly. white, bobbing gently upand down, revolving ‘slowly and accusing the fisheremall man of amurd Chicago Times-Her_ WHEN a nal 1 ain a ee doesu’t to make ; a alltobe tne hest brand on “i od picture sk lL in pose and 'rebb sede shows you to-advantage. See > as The. finest and p of Whi iskisa = : ae Takes the Lead and is pronounced b: ket. a pighly recommended for family and apeiie Sold by the Bottle or in Bulk in quantities t6 suit purohasers. CALL FOR IT AT ALL BARS. A.B. WOLF, Sole Agent. All Orders Promptly Filled. House and Lot FOR SALE. SS EaeEneeeee A Six-Room Cottage, With Bath, Situated on Nevada Stréet,. Two doorsabove the Episcopal Church, and owned by JOHN HEYER, IS OFFERED FOR SALE AT.A BARGAIN, There is a goed sized lot. The h is i good condition Tircughont: tea g For Further Particulars Inquire on the Premises. PHILIP HILD, Boot and Shoemaker Broad St., Opp. National Hotel. Atl WORK PERFORMED IN A FIRSTclass manner, Spccial attention paid to repairing. A share of patronage solicited. JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Transcript Block, Commercial Street, : Nevada City. TNOS. S. FORD, Attorney and Counselor at Law, FFICE—LONES BUILDING, COR. COMmercial and Pine streets. Ranch For Sale. Situated-One anda Half Miles trom Nevada City. Has House, Barn and outbuildings. Coutains tbree acres, partly cultivated, having fruit trees, vines, vegetable garden, &e, WILL BE SOLD CHEAP. Inquire of P. G. SCADDEN, je28 Commercial] Street. NATIONAL Livery and Feed Stable. ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor. _—_— Best of attention given to transient customers. Stables uit AIL Night. Foot of Broad Street, Nevada City. Telephone No. 72. i Fadden Cigar Store, Janction Main and Commere mercial Streets, THOMAS J. TORPIE, Prop. (Successor to Mrs. I. Waters.) The finest assortment of Ihe Leading Brands of Cigar: TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA CITY. $100 Reward. The Névada County Electric Power Company offers the above reward for information that will lead to the arrest and conviction of any and all parties found tampering or interfering in any form,sbape or manner with the Company’s poles or wires in either of the towns-or across country. WARNING—From now ca there wil) bea strong current on our. wires, and parties meddling with them do so af their own risk. Fh J. DE LA, JR., Manager ee Rg County Electric Power Company, . . Isa nice remembrance "alle ron YW They will be pleased if ve a wit fa of . Mw CORE mie ins make € you take * Satin, 3 ONADE SETS, 1 Pitcher.and 6 Tumblers, For 60 Cents and Upwards GLASS WATER PITCHERS, 20 CTS. 'PTUMBERS'46i CENTS PER DOZEN. “Oar Prices Suit “Economical. People NEw YORK RACKET STORE, Yellow Front, Transcript Block. Satnnennenmnem meme = STATIONERY = FAS ——mAt DICKERMAN’S. I haye increased m _added. many new LADI ES witt find the only of Frenvh, American and stock and eatures. eomplete line Crepe Orssue papers in this city. All new stock. HK PEYVYYP A Fine Box of Stationery fur 25 Cents. Axtwiwiaiuiss OOOQOOQOOO (SDICKERMAN’S.2 Drugs, Stationery, Photo Supplies. G) a” TELEPHONE 301. °e6660000' Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts. [ers EYES RIGHT! And Everything Else Right. The cariéad of of NEW POTATOES just. received at my store arefsound asia bell, mealy when. cooked and of. excellent flavor. Try them. My stock of Fresh, Pure Groceries and Provisions are always up to the standard, and customers are. given the best bargains. Sole Agent for Woodland Creamery Butter. PHIL. G.SCADDEN, Grocer, __ COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA‘CITY. A. B. WOLE, CASH GROCER. ac . Lowest Prices. Best Goods, é Largest Assortment. We have always on hand a large assortment of Fancy Groceries such as Limbu yg Cheese, Swiss Cheese, Ripe Olives, Pate de toi, less Sardines, etc. Remember we are Sole Bone-: Agents for Douglass Rutter and Robin Hooa Whisky. A full_line of ‘Breakfast Goods : Grandfather, Mush, H. O. Morning Meal, Rolled Oats, in. bulk, Aunt Jemima’s Pancake Florr, etc PREMIUM GIVEN TO EACH CUSTOMER. — Wren Yon’ Buy Job Printing You naturally want to get the best for your money. Pas qaeicy of Srooe, d/> in determining the merit of the production. only the best of these. But yettiue ali sac agigiecs We use no matter how superior they may be, still the Priuting may prove inferian if proper regard is not paid to the Composition audthe Presswork. We claim to excel in these resrects also. STYLES CHANGE IN» PRINJ ING The same as in clothing, and the TunscriPr keeps up with the devkeae of Dame Fashiou in the Art Preservative. We have the newest and. most cummere Job Printing plaut in the county, aud we have the best of workmen. Co eit the wet best. inpetent we are uow turning out to be the Our Prices Are. Fully as Low as Anybody’ S. 4 fetes The: ill satisf: fon ous: went Sean eee BROWN & CALKINS, Job Printers, 6. Commereial street. NEVADA CITY, CAL,

> T'D CO vn, ros tel vt. ES 2) Behe Sees saws CaN SS rail . BROWN & & CALKINS : Promiclors. > + Summer Pants to Order, = 6 00 . NEAT, Chaice Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc. Nom S. STEWART, ~ SUBSCRIPTION RATES. ity Cents Per Month. ADVERTISING RATES. Made known on application. Big Reduction In, Summer Pants. " a Ww. H. HIBBITT, Werchant Catlor, Pine Street, Near Broad, NEVADA CITY. Summer Pants to Order, $5 00 Summer Pants. to Order, 7 00 All my_work is mede in Nevada City. Perfect. fit and fi workinapship guaranteed, HANDY, Gas Sve, Hot Plates. ——-The Nevada Ga nein is now car-. _tying a fine line of GAS STOVES and “HOT PLATES of all kinds, which the house wife will find very. convenient ‘during the hot summer months. They Bake, Broil Meats, fi Cook Anything. Do not heat the ‘house. Are portectly sate. pee Gas Sold Cheap For Fuel. Call pasa these pany stoves at the office of Nevada Gas Co. NEW YORK BAKERY Commercial st., Nevada City, A. J. HOWANN, © © _ Proprietor Baked Every Day. Wedding Cakes to Order a Soeciaity When taking a Spia on the Turnpike be. tween Nevada City and Grads Valley, don’t fail to Stop at Town Talk Water your Horse and Call on : Who will serve you with . A.Cool Giass of Beer, = A Refreshing Temperance Drink, : Or a First-class Cigar. The Best ‘Liquors, The Best Cigars. always find at my “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents a Glass;. is All the favorite brands of Whiaiciog ke ton} haas. . such “Thomed and “Robin genet panier We ugky cayl ior,” “Jess. “Oscar Pepper,” Wm. J. Britland. New Rates For Beer, We, the undersigned Brewers and their representatives-doing--business-ip Nevada City, Grass Valley and vicinity do hereby agree not to sell Beer for less ‘than the following prices pér keg, net cash—no rebate ofany nature: 15 Gallons, $5.00 10 Galions, = = 3,35 5 Gallons, .« 1.75 This agreement to take effect upop and afier this date: J. W. Upton,Frank Bros. 'W. P. Michell, Mes. S. Binkeimin, Whellhan Bros. George Gehrig, Jaret ‘Hosken, is Isoard & Son. . Liver, Kidney a }Henry Lane, = = TOTIOSIOT: ye POLITICAL. ee Five dollars will be sharers tor all(political announcemen to. shel Imeeting of the’ Ganveueons Sad Ph ag will be published unléss paid :for advance. “REPUBLICAN. For County Clerk. FRED L. ARBOGAST Is hereby pabeneeed Po a candidate for the office of Vo hk, subjest to the deciseon OF the pablioan nomluating evnvenFor Sheriff. 0. K. CLOUDMAN a candidate for the cesta £4 need Nevada county, suv, ect to he,Republican nomi.ating perce on. Fer Sheriff. D. B. GETCHELL Ig hereby announced as a candidate for the otfice of Sheriff of Nevada county, subject to the decision of the Kepublican nomiuating convention. ji / For Treasurer. A. C. COOKE Is hereby announced as a car piped for County Treasu-ere. Nevada cout.ty, to c.e deci: ion of th. Bepaniices hnomiua eon setitio.:? For:County Treasurer. ee JOHN GLASSON, Of Grass Valley is kes fe aanounced as & candidnte for the offis cf }ouuty fre: si rer. subject to the deci ivu o: tae Repu.lLcan County Convention, 3 Ges accoicn JOHN WERRY b ced asa candidate for the pe ripe Piccuey meomedent supdject to the de-' ns of the Bapsbieae eee poonyens tion. ea For Recorder. JOHN S. GREGORY Announces himself a candidate for the office »f County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention, For Superintendent of Schools. W.J.ROGERS -~ ‘aha of oounay Sihetanendene ef for, the ent 0 abiect to the dee dec of the Republican sominating convention. For Superintendentof Schools. W. A. SLEEP ‘s hereby announced as a candidate for the fice of f County Superintendent of Schortis, aeseee to the decison of the Republican ‘sominating convention. -For: Supervisor. (Fourth District.) A. J. WOOD, ?resent Incumbent, hereby announces himielf a candidate for re-election. subject to: he eg of the Republican County Con vention. E Paso de Rates Sigs, Greatest Hotel and Pleaiure Reso on the Pa: :ific Coast. ‘Hot Hot Sulphur Baths.Mud and The watersare ensiualion for their medici= nal value in oases of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Malaria, Bladder Troubles, } nae Skin aie ope ac La B Trains leave Third ona . TS ywnsend Street: San Franciaco, Calif:, every m ng at 8:8 a rriving at Springs ats :90 P.M. e day. No Staging. ._ Fare $6. 20. Write for Pamphlet. &. F. BURNS, Muininer Union .Livery Stable,. Main st., opp. Union Hotel, ener) te! Sneet turn-outs n hecounty.and ie ER “Oven dav day and night THE GROTTO, MAITLAND & BROKLEY, -Proprieton “Cholcest of Wines, Lic Liquors and Cigars sae os ‘Steam Beer a Specialty. gortions Call and see us. We will make your yisit a £emember the place—B: "s old stand, Mali; : street, Nevada City. © J. R. DAVIS, Teacher of Vocal and Instrumentai Music, ” Visits Tevelle City, Grass Valley ant other -of Nevada county weekly for the perpose of instructing pupils at own “i an to terms of tuition, ete , Is ratory mainge EAE aE SE rt My very sléep of test is shorn, ¥ . Hall every day, at the hours from 9 to MOE ee ee Se em _ NBVADA-CITY, CAL, WEDNESDAY RYERGNG. JULY 27, 1898. Be 5s 3 iHoogot*t pie } ees tw IRSiies é 5 eg Foes ; For ny Clerk. iJ GREANY py hg oT * f 7 — fan aS on ox 2 > tc BA For Sherif, JOHN H, a SCOE. Is inet serene ry! 2 é stor PEAR SF Atkad For County Treasurer. E. W. SCHMIDT See sash ooRia MD CONCERT Nevada ‘Thea Wodnsiay Ev oT mh Under’ Direction of D. A, Mctntosh, Tenor, MISS DOOLEY BANGUINETTI, 3 , Soprano ; MISS, Daisy LIRILEFTELD, +2 251, OContralte ; MR. GRANT LLOYD, Violinist, . : Ot San cease Assisted ferry ‘f-:the: best Muvical ‘Talent of Nevada City and, Grass Valley. Tickets, 25, 85 and 50 cents. Reserved Seats at Foley’s. tint Tags. ‘ CityTaxes are now due and . payable, and’ will be deJinlinquent on. and after — Monday, Aug. Ist. I will be at my. office in the City ia. m., from 2to 6 p.m; and-“from:7 +39 be im. for the purpose of. receiving E.A 'TOMPKIN jyll : City rial, LL. BOWMAN. 4. ¥. SHAR SHAW & BOWMAN, » Dentists. FINE PLATE WORK 4 SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. BXTRACTING.SKILLFULLY DON: NATIONAL MARKET, Broad 80. Opp. Ogee: C.J. NAFFZIGER, + = Prop’: And all kinds of Meat: usually found ina tirst class mar! Goods delivered free . of charge ~AINION MARKET, Nevada yy Sie eta ip 1288 ny z AS. J. St. pacesriotion spotted pa oa 8 Lag ty anon Gerth doo oan ae he Union Hotel. Nevada City,\ eas, for = if cjstonet they: convencity bas grow +ifted late the boat, “Once more, eked mor ws more, my ‘Mary, tae, Pe 7 that lone prrahuatd rst within thy timid ear’ et Trentivel love’s ‘dream. “he we loved still their tale music on And sifl-the 4 sid tee 5 rere But thou art far away. In vain thy vanished form I seek By woag and stream and dell, _ And tears of guish bathe my cheek = Where tears ‘of rapture fell, pte _ : oe ughts, cl emplo; ‘en ih the’ ths momeriel & faa bose here isa mourntu fond Upon the air thy gentle words . Aiound mé seem to thrill, ‘ ‘ _ Like sounds upon the wind harp’ 8 chords When ail the winds‘are stil, ; Or like tho luw, and soullike swell . ‘Of that wild spirit tone Waich haunts the hollow of the bell When its sad chime is done, 4 Beem to hear thée speak my name~. . In sweet, low murmurs.now. . Iseem to fel thy bien:h of flameUpon ny cheek and brow.Ou my éold lips I feol-thy kiss, ' Phy heart to mine is laid— » Ales that such a dream of bliag’ Like other Gieams must fade! —G. D. Preitice in New York Ledger

NIGHT. The enn hes van! anes out of my sight, And the moments sadly roll, Por my beart ‘is dark with” the thought at nig ht, ° And the night is in my son). The day is set and never will rise, And wy heart ir sick.and sore, Por the sweet, sv eyes. wih shine for r e no more. evreet light of my true love's Lam full of pa'n and care— . ick withthe thfught of what have borne And of what iv left to bear. I sce the rose with blushes fired, T hear the bresk run by, But I um tired, so sic! and tired, T almost lony to die. . for Pknow the run will dry the stream, And the flow’ret fade-in the frost, “And F know tliat my dream is all a dream And the charm ot the dream is lost ere will never, never be anY more lisht, “my *hope'and I must part; and re soul is dark with the thought of night, the night is in my heart.* Alice Cary in New York Ledger. ‘NEW YORK’S. GROWTH. “Zhe City Has Never Halted Since It Wa. * First Fairly Started, _ Ernest Ingersoll writes a.paper on the Greater New York, entitled ‘‘Reasoning Out a Metropolis,’ for St. Nicholas. = Mr. -Ingerss]l says: The people of New York, Brooklyn, Staten Island and certain nearby north. ern towns resolved to: join themselves together into one city; which is now. the Greater New York. It embraces 841 equare miles of territory and includes a population of nearly 8,400, 000Besides these at least another million dwell on the New Jersey side.of the Hudson river, quite as near and a: closely identified with the great city o1 Manhattan Island as are those.of the northern and* eastern suburbs, Thi makes a population of nearly 4,500, 00 which may be said to belong to New York, making it not only by far the largest center of human life and inter‘ests in America, but, excepting only Loudon, the most populous spot on thu globe. How has it happened that this vast up—where it stands: Why did not the American metropolis . arise somewhere else? Is its position ull an accident, or does history show sound reasons for its situation? The earliest settlement ‘here was merely a trading station that gradually became a small seaport, like a dozen others along the ocast, Before the year 1700 these were so nearly alike that he would have been a wise prophet who truly foretold which wouldthrive. Indeed many men of that day firmly believed that Newport and Aunapolis were to be the two great American seaports. Great cities arise at the points where the greatest number of people find it convénient to meet at first for business and later for pleasure. You cannot force a city/to grow in an uunatural or unsuitable situation, and it is no easier to prevent @ city from growing in its proper place. But the conditions that change a village into a tig town and expand the OfMfiice in Odd Fellows Building, Broad Stree . town into a city or metropolis are not the samo in different parts of the globe and vary with the march of. the centuries; so that uew.many-an ancient world market, like Nineveh or Mem. phis, has totally disappeared, while towns like Berlin bave lately increased with amuziug rapidity, after a loug his tory as small and insignificant «places. As for New York, it has’ never haltea or goue backward for a mnmebt ‘sinve it was fairly started on its career w . 1633., Fishing For Frogs. To fish for frogs a man needs a broad. flat bottomed, steady punt, a cane pole, ‘vith 25 feet of good line, three Looks tied in a bunch and a companion. To the three hooks is'tied a smuall piece of bright red flanuel. ‘The cast is made, and the lure is drawn slowly along the water, The frog rises within a yard of it, looks at it and says ‘‘Aha'l’’ Ee approaches within six imches and sy: **Obo!”’ Then. hé says ‘‘A-a-ah!’’ and -} arabs it. The next instant he swings in air, hooked through the throat. He is ped between the. left thumb and fore Dger, and the point of the small blade-ofja knife is, pressed down just between his eyes. Sumetime: he sheds tears. His struggles are stilled Se. an instant. His hind legs are quickly severed from bis body and tossed into a ¢tfilled with ice, water. The rex of, him.is wn overboard, ‘where it. floats ghastly. white, bobbing gently upand down, revolving ‘slowly and accusing the fisheremall man of amurd Chicago Times-Her_ WHEN a nal 1 ain a ee doesu’t to make ; a alltobe tne hest brand on “i od picture sk lL in pose and 'rebb sede shows you to-advantage. See > as The. finest and p of Whi iskisa = : ae Takes the Lead and is pronounced b: ket. a pighly recommended for family and apeiie Sold by the Bottle or in Bulk in quantities t6 suit purohasers. CALL FOR IT AT ALL BARS. A.B. WOLF, Sole Agent. All Orders Promptly Filled. House and Lot FOR SALE. SS EaeEneeeee A Six-Room Cottage, With Bath, Situated on Nevada Stréet,. Two doorsabove the Episcopal Church, and owned by JOHN HEYER, IS OFFERED FOR SALE AT.A BARGAIN, There is a goed sized lot. The h is i good condition Tircughont: tea g For Further Particulars Inquire on the Premises. PHILIP HILD, Boot and Shoemaker Broad St., Opp. National Hotel. Atl WORK PERFORMED IN A FIRSTclass manner, Spccial attention paid to repairing. A share of patronage solicited. JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Transcript Block, Commercial Street, : Nevada City. TNOS. S. FORD, Attorney and Counselor at Law, FFICE—LONES BUILDING, COR. COMmercial and Pine streets. Ranch For Sale. Situated-One anda Half Miles trom Nevada City. Has House, Barn and outbuildings. Coutains tbree acres, partly cultivated, having fruit trees, vines, vegetable garden, &e, WILL BE SOLD CHEAP. Inquire of P. G. SCADDEN, je28 Commercial] Street. NATIONAL Livery and Feed Stable. ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor. _—_— Best of attention given to transient customers. Stables uit AIL Night. Foot of Broad Street, Nevada City. Telephone No. 72. i Fadden Cigar Store, Janction Main and Commere mercial Streets, THOMAS J. TORPIE, Prop. (Successor to Mrs. I. Waters.) The finest assortment of Ihe Leading Brands of Cigar: TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA CITY. $100 Reward. The Névada County Electric Power Company offers the above reward for information that will lead to the arrest and conviction of any and all parties found tampering or interfering in any form,sbape or manner with the Company’s poles or wires in either of the towns-or across country. WARNING—From now ca there wil) bea strong current on our. wires, and parties meddling with them do so af their own risk. Fh J. DE LA, JR., Manager ee Rg County Electric Power Company, . . Isa nice remembrance "alle ron YW They will be pleased if ve a wit fa of . Mw CORE mie ins make € you take * Satin, 3 ONADE SETS, 1 Pitcher.and 6 Tumblers, For 60 Cents and Upwards GLASS WATER PITCHERS, 20 CTS. 'PTUMBERS'46i CENTS PER DOZEN. “Oar Prices Suit “Economical. People NEw YORK RACKET STORE, Yellow Front, Transcript Block. Satnnennenmnem meme = STATIONERY = FAS ——mAt DICKERMAN’S. I haye increased m _added. many new LADI ES witt find the only of Frenvh, American and stock and eatures. eomplete line Crepe Orssue papers in this city. All new stock. HK PEYVYYP A Fine Box of Stationery fur 25 Cents. Axtwiwiaiuiss OOOQOOQOOO (SDICKERMAN’S.2 Drugs, Stationery, Photo Supplies. G) a” TELEPHONE 301. °e6660000' Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts. [ers EYES RIGHT! And Everything Else Right. The cariéad of of NEW POTATOES just. received at my store arefsound asia bell, mealy when. cooked and of. excellent flavor. Try them. My stock of Fresh, Pure Groceries and Provisions are always up to the standard, and customers are. given the best bargains. Sole Agent for Woodland Creamery Butter. PHIL. G.SCADDEN, Grocer, __ COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA‘CITY. A. B. WOLE, CASH GROCER. ac . Lowest Prices. Best Goods, é Largest Assortment. We have always on hand a large assortment of Fancy Groceries such as Limbu yg Cheese, Swiss Cheese, Ripe Olives, Pate de toi, less Sardines, etc. Remember we are Sole Bone-: Agents for Douglass Rutter and Robin Hooa Whisky. A full_line of ‘Breakfast Goods : Grandfather, Mush, H. O. Morning Meal, Rolled Oats, in. bulk, Aunt Jemima’s Pancake Florr, etc PREMIUM GIVEN TO EACH CUSTOMER. — Wren Yon’ Buy Job Printing You naturally want to get the best for your money. Pas qaeicy of Srooe, d/> in determining the merit of the production. only the best of these. But yettiue ali sac agigiecs We use no matter how superior they may be, still the Priuting may prove inferian if proper regard is not paid to the Composition audthe Presswork. We claim to excel in these resrects also. STYLES CHANGE IN» PRINJ ING The same as in clothing, and the TunscriPr keeps up with the devkeae of Dame Fashiou in the Art Preservative. We have the newest and. most cummere Job Printing plaut in the county, aud we have the best of workmen. Co eit the wet best. inpetent we are uow turning out to be the Our Prices Are. Fully as Low as Anybody’ S. 4 fetes The: ill satisf: fon ous: went Sean eee BROWN & CALKINS, Job Printers, 6. Commereial street. NEVADA CITY, CAL,