April 17, 1888 (4 pages)

ee, ——<—<—<_—_. NOTIOE, URT of the Coun palifornia. 8 ANd A, Grigge); a under the ‘ten *j Olvent debtors * Partners, doin, name of ne nis Court: their p< fentory in ingo} ars that the L andthe said e insolvent, ‘},, Nevada is here: ion of-all the esthe said partner. » except such as om execution, ang s books of account 1e BaMe safely 1). n assignee of thei; forbidden to pay artnership or tj f any propert Y beof them, or to any M, OF associations, . The said debtors fot vid deliver er orde i met er Of this Fall the creai ber thereof be ane M. Walling, Judy he Said County of the Courtroom of yy eaonty of Ne ay of Apri that day, to ied more assignees the order beily Transcript, lation, Published 2 as often as the wat the said day hat in the meanBt the said Ingo! WALLING, 1perior Court olvent. m2 tice; URT OF ‘HER e of Californiy, sto Of Thoinas $ filed in = thi; e and fnventore appears that he 2€ Said Thomuy ed to be ingo] inty of Nevada is OBssession of all 1al, of the said ‘debtor, except empt from exBeds, vouchers, Ts, and to keep pointment of an en to pay any nt, or to edeline, such Insolvent L or Corporation The gaid debtor nsfer or deliver er order of this ered. lithe creditors pear before the of the Superior Nevada, in open of said Court, Nevada, on the BASED, 1888, ue, to prove Or more iisdebtor. t the order be ‘ily ‘Transcript, irculation, pubNevada, us of iblished, before ing of the credied _ that in the zainst the said WALLING, tperior Ceurt. rk. Olvent. ms 8, 1878. ition, * d Office, fe b, 7, 1888. 5 hat in compli s of the Act of led “An act for 1é States of Calid Washington f Sacramento, of California, ice his sworn ‘Chase of the & 1 Township No, and wil offer ought is more ne than for agestablish his e Register and Cramento, Cal, \pril, 1888. He el Manion. of , P. O.; Steven ida county, P. alley, Nevada f Nevada City, ing adversely > requested to on or before EL, Register. Feb. 18, 1888. JN :--You are aye expended ‘and improvyemond Quarts ning District, lifornia, coneet in length nd Four Hunaim bounded ; by the Oro he South Ex1d West by vaW, 4 of Secnge 8 Kast, M. was made in inder the prod Statutes of mount requir year ending proportion of rof an undiclaim, is fifty ty days after fail or refuge ed at Nevada of such exr interest in 1 become the jer said SecLOCKLIN, INING COMipal place of ria. Locada counties, t a meeting is Company , an agirs and Thicpon the capayable imcoin to the office of the 415 Sansome a, or to the rlow, at hisssmentshal) > 2ist day of and adver and unless > sold at the Inesday the ' the delin. Costs of adtors. Secretary, 15 Sansome i N BY THE or of the tothe credie claims chibit them within four fon of this at the law’ Block, Grage ,or the same stratrix we, dec’d, m20 1, N BY THE of the last claim 2 Of this pid da City, i Midownla.” ANEY hn Lahey, , 1888, > sw pen . VOTi. TAVI.—No. 8630. — ¥ NEVADA CITY. CAL. TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL 17, 1888. Established Sent. 6, 1860, by N. P, Brown & Oo. The Daily Transcript. postinial EVERY MORNING EXCEPTING MONDAY —pyY— BROWN & CALKINS. 1, Sy CALKINE, N. P, Brown, Editor. Business M’g’r. OFFICE—“Transcript Block,” No. 32 Commercial st., Nevada City,Cal. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: Je VERE. eee cee cee op aera ees ' Six Months. .*.ss woo Three Months Per Week by Carrier Acts for the Daily Transcript. 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She had known the sick person intimately for years, but had not seen her for a-long time. fayette ave. on Oxford st. a young man of about: 28 years, dressed in the very hight of fashion, stood under the gas passing glance convinced her that he was a former acquaintance, but she hurried on . ning. Are you hurrying home?” lady said yes, she was rather anxious to get home as shedidn’t like to be out alone after dark. Then the began to dilate largely upon the beauties = vl: night and how delightful it would companion and-served up an elaborate dish of the conversational chestnuts that a taking young. masher is likely to indulge in when he impression upon some fair unknown. minutes in silence it suddenly dawned upon his companion that ho’ had failed to recognize her when he spoke to her and the late John Most would Teams with elegant Buggies, Wagons and. jnoton ave. and the lady told him she : ‘ H t the shortest notice and on ‘S . A General Banking Business Transacted. . Hacks to let at the sos vars woald fa elittle. : — seems _ One of His Wife’s Friends. ~~ A handsome young lady, very becomashi m ave., from a visit As she passed the Oxford Club at Laamps at the foot of the steps. A Thinking he had r nized her the oung man ea stro with so charming a thinks he has made an After listening to this prattle for a few and she let him go on for a while longer “weaving the web,” as Heinrich Heine ut it. Finally they reached the corner of Washwould prefer that he would escort her no “Really, must you go now?” he pleaded in a most pathetic tone of voice. “Well, I’m in nosuch tremendous haste as all that. In fact I had intended to ask you a question before leaving you,” she replied. “What is it? Pray tell me!” eagerly rosponde the masher. “Oh, it’s a very simplo one. How's Annie, Mr. 8.?” “Annie? Who do you mean?” stammered Mr. Masher, as if he had been struck on the head with a club. “Mean? Why, your wife, of course, who else?” a “Well, since you know me, I will tell you she is at home, sick, and so is the by. But really you have the advantage of me,” he answered, bracing up a “Well, I supposo you recollected me or I most assuredly would not have permitted you to speak tome. As to whol am is a matter of no importance. Your wife and I went to school together, and I regret to say that she ‘introduced you to me shortly after you marriage. I only heard-to-day of her illness, anid awa just been to visit her. If you are very anxions die learn ¥)9.1 Ams ive savers proper place is there anyhow, instead of running around the streets makinges fashion plate of yoursell.” _. “Well, for Heaven’s sake, don’t tell her about our meeting, please, or she'll make it mighty hot for me.” . “Set your miserable mind at rest on that point. You're too utterly contemptible and insignificant to be worthy a moments thought or the subject of a passinz remark to me.” : Vith this parting shot sho left Mr, Masher standing on the corner in a con— of collapso and hurried to her ome. = Peete. aed < * met aa Washington’s Influence.’ " In 1739 the number of post-offices in the United States was seventy-five. The ordinary “inail facilities,” were such’ as travellers aflorded. In Virginia, courtesy ordained that every horseman, going on a journey, should have in his saddle-bags, or portmanteau, a wallet in which to carry letters. : When the horseman put up for the night, his wallet was carefully opened, and the letters belonging to that neighborhood were taken out and forwarded by the inhabitants of the hamlet, If a letter was endorsed “on the public service,” any man—such was then the sentiment of public duty — would readily volunteer to ride and deliver it. The postmaster of Staunton, Va, for forty-three years, from 1798 until 1841, was aman named Tremper, a leatherbreeches maker, who had been a lieutenantinthe Continental Army. He was appointed by Washington, a fact which, in the opinion of the community, gave lim a life-tenure of the oilice. “He was generally surly and unaccomodating,” says the author of the Annals of Augusta County, “at least the children who went on errands to the postoffice thought so. Mohedy ever thought of gee rene of him to the department. He had been appointed in ths administration of Washington—that gave a sort of sanctity to his right of possession—and the post oflice was conceded to him ag his private property, to do as ho pleasod with it.” The anecdote well illustrates Washington’s influence. For forty years the people of Staunton endured this unaccommmodating postmaster, becausé he hal been appointed by the “Father of bis Country-”.¢ goa ssa “Light From Above.” In the days when nature and revelation were pitted agiinst each other, David Hume, the sceptic, wrote an essay on the suiliciency of the light of nature. Dr. Robertson, the historian, replied to it by an essay on the insuificiency of the light of nature and the necessity of revelation. The two gentlemen were friends, though antagonists. One evening at Robertson’s’ house, where a peal 8 Po had assembled, nature‘and revelation was the topic of 4+ conversation = Hume was present, and joined in the conversation, and urged his view with An American Correspondent’s Amusing street life in Dublin. pzop.e on each side besides the driver. ‘the regular fare for their use is two thillings for the first hour. and eighteen pence for the next. you have paid «ll kinds of prices. These bargain with matter how liberal you may think you are in paying them, these drivers always look as reproachful were attempting to robthem. The Irish drivers in the streets of Dublin are the streets are very uneven and badly paved = riding on a jaunting car gives much more exercise than ordinary horseback riding. The first driver I had overcharged me in such a stupendous way that he could not keep his face straight when he named his price. avarice, he calmly lowered the price himself and announced that he would take so much, I paid it to him, telling him that I knew it was double his fare. After he had received it he burst out in another roar. double, but it isn’t every chance,” and then went off in perfect convulsions of amusement over his successful strike at the stranger. They are much better-natured to each other than the English cabbies. shaits of his car full tilt into the back of another car. that he would take the back of the head ear off, but he backed his horse off, and angrily back at him he said: “Look THE IRISH JAUNTING CAR. t _ Experiences in Dublin. _ .-The jaunting car is the great feature of It is the popular It will hold two You learn this after aunting-car drivers are perfectly merciess in their «charges unless _you make a them beforehand. No ly at you as if you Thon, alter roaring at his own “You are right 4 it is about ay we get a The excessive volubility of the drivers is marvelous. They won't drive you well unless you let them talk. They get sulky directly, and make it up by extra charges. The first night I was out my driver ran the I thought for a moment when the driver he had run into looked ahead of you, my boy. Never look behind when you are driving.” And with this he swung out to the right and passed his friend’s: wheel by about a quarter of an inch, going on the dead bolt down . ¢ Sackville street. The aggrieved fellow grinned at the assurance of his associate and stopped looking behind. The last man I had continually called Ss 8 my attention to the beautiful black Irish nies pes -. mare attached to his car. He told me . , = ae Sacer she could make ten miles an hour day in . °™©*"* pana out for years. 7° would hed her es go for sixty guineas. retanded to misunderstand him and Bad T Aid not TRY the Qure. think she was worth six guireas. This made wy driver indignant, and h: spont . ; the next fifteen or twenty m uutes in trying to tip me off, by whirling suddenly around corners, or spinning his car along SAY Cleanses th® Nasal Pas. sages, Allay: Painand In. Heals mail, registered. 60 cents. Circulars free. Rod 5 5 LEG . SCROFULA . BONE CURED! 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Nothing is to be seen of the terrible disease, or to remind me of the torture I suffered for so many years, except the scars of the perfect healed ulcers. I want the world to know of ig almost miraculous cure effected on me 8.8. 8., and I call upon those who wish to know the particulars directly from me to write, and I will consider it a pleasure as well a a duty to answer théir letters. I refer to Dr. W. P. Bond, ef Lithonia, as to the truth of my statement. Very gratefully oR Drake. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases matled free. 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The next man was ready to go for two shillings.‘ This extraordinary drop did not discom;ose the first driver. stepped forward as if I were going with him as a natte: of course, saying’ in the most, contemptuous way, in speaking of the two-shiling man, “He will _not be ji able to give you such a drive as I will.” . ! As I was not engaged at that particulnr time in buying and fanciful kind of superior Irish driving at a high-class figure, I went with the two shilling man. ONE FORM OF SWINDLINQ. : How Alleged Theatrical Managers Mannge _ te Obtain Money from Dupes. It is a common thing to see an adyeriisement in some of the daily newsap-rs for a treasurer or cashier of a {neatrical company, at a salary of fifteen or twenty dollars a week, who can “furnish a hundred or a hundred and fitty dollars cash as security. It is a type of swindling akin to the “green g ’ business and bunco steering, only that it is more difficult to convict the swindlers in this line. 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Its stories of Western adventure, Indian studies, and Pioneer sketches cover the entire range of Western life, from mining-camp days to the living present. Its literary reviews, editorials, and poems rank .with the best Eastern work. ; If you wish toaid the growth of the Pacific Const, subscribe for the Overland One Sample Copy, Twenty-five Cents. : The Overland Monthly Publishing Oo., San Francisco, California, NEVADA CITY ee pes, Cutlery, etc., Offers $1,000 Challenge to any Machine. but anne contribute! ecuced to $575. comfort of Nevada and GrassValley’Bus-Line. TIME TABLE: ae fursher notice the 'Bus will make regular bali between (Crass Valley and Nevada City at the following hours : Leave Grass Valley at 8:30 and 9 o’clock A. M.,and 1, 8:45and 6:30 P, M. Leave Nevada City at 10 o'clock A. M. and 2, 4:80, 5, and 7:30 P. M. Fare from hotel to hotel 25 cents for the round trip. WETTERAU & CARSON, { Proprietors, MONEY TO BE MaDE. CUT THIS outand return to us, and we willsend you free, something of great 00 00 00 . value and importance to you, that will start 10 00] you in business which will bring you in 00 thi 00 00 : 40 0) 10 More money rightaway than anything else in this world, Any one can do the workand 20 live athome. Either sex—all ages. Something new, that just coins money for all workers, We will start you ; capita@l not needed, This is one of the genuine, important chances of a lifetime, Those who are ambitious and enterprising will not delay Grand outfit free. Address TRUE & CO.,, to the SIs . Auguste, Maine. OOPLAND -LP. FISHER’S ROOMS 20 AND 21 MERCHANT'S EXCHANGE, CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, B. ADVERTISEMENTS Solicited for all newspapers published on the Pacific Coast, the Sandwich Islands, Polynesia, Mexican Ports, Panama, Valpariso, Japan, China, New Zealand the Australlan Co onies, the Eastern States artd Europe. Files of nearly every newspaper published on the Pacific Coast are kept conubntly on hand, and all advertisers are allowed free access to them during business hours, THE DA DAILY TRanscrirf may be seen on file at the office of L P Fisher. Big G hasgiven universal satisfaction in the cure of Gonorrh@a and Gleet. I prescribe itand ~ feel safe in recommend: . Thg it to all sufferers. A. J. STONER, M.D. Decatur, tl. Bold by Druggists. W. BD. VINTON, Sole Agent. none. : bertson . aiter yon have . the notice you can SEA WONDERS exist in thouhas anes, Pete with draw from ~ ce receipts or trom . i ment that will not take sands of forms, butare surpassed . ae and : sue me, You ‘e my only terms, and if . them from their homes and fam lies, The Motes ie let: come: ame rose to Geaket hele the othe @ by them I will engage you . profits are large ond sare let, eves fies ond ble work that can be done while living at) oyosts to whom he bowed as he netinod at 9 not save yourself any. er making several hundred dollars a month. home guealé at once send their to th the door, followed b: : tro! If you accept telegraph me on . It is easy for any one to make $5 and u Hallett & Co., Portland, M ne, receive \rough Tr; lowed by the host t of ro bytes the exact time you . W's per day, w o is willing to work. Eithfree, full information how elther sex, all} with a light to show him the way. P ng y' er sex, young or old; capital not needed; ages, can earn from $5 to day and up“Pray, don’t trouble yourse will-call, as I am atte re. westart you. Everything new. No special wards wherever they live. You are started . Fume to his host, “I find the hearsal and want to be at home when . ability required. Yon. neat, can 2 feet eval tet in ft single day at this work. . nature always ient.” * you call, hich the particulars, wikioh we mail free. A All E the hal mbled The on which th inal was . Stinson & Co., Portland, Maine, : scam. Sonne a soos coe nai ure nk o r, you ei"s bene, pod mentee pees 5, apbsoery while on top, in blue ink, are the words: THOMAS 8. STEPHENS, a i anything else in the world. Capital not . Ro ‘). anager’s Pri Office—Twelith Seaed; you are A free. Both sexes . tight, and bolui son,” and , in handsome type, is. Comstablie of Nevada Township, oe any acy why Sart, Cosily ouit . ing him to 4 > anno ment; Pon rh Min-trels, and Bill Collector. ing to spud your ses and find out . Piano. see ehga.ea—t @ Acie of Minstrelsy.” tort B AT_COURTROOM OF JUDGE if you are wise wil do 99 ss ome. . tame, ee ee ue OP Gowen, Nevada City, Ga 3 ‘Miiws. Che Nevada City Trap script has the largest circu}lation of any paper publishlished north of Sacramento, and therefore as_an advertising medium it is second to ITN HAS REVOLUTIONized the world during the last half century. Not the least among the wonders of inventive progress isa meth. and system of work that can be performall over the country without sopensting the workers from their homes. Pay liberal; any one can do the work; either sex, onng or old; no special abilty required. Capita not needed; we start you free. Cut this out return it tous and we will send you free something of great value and importance to you, that will start you in busi which will ie.! 7 in more money right away mt Gran ENGLISH REMEDY Coughs, Cold, Sore Throat, Qunizy, AND ALL DISEASES OF: THR sumption, it strengthens th inatantly allays auld + ie » Lowell, Mass. ae STATED MEETINGS ON mo} Se aint Wednesday of each one tang of Pine and Broad streeta, Nevada Clty Gal, L, B. LITTLE, da City MISS HANNAH BRANCH'S —-GREAT— Large Bottle $1. small Bottle 60 ote, Nf Age 18 THE GREATEST REMEDY IN 4 the world for Croup, Hoarseness, Asthma Whooping Cough, — THROAT AND LUNGS. It. performs wonders in relieving Conani rritation of the came : For Sale a is Co.5B.MuUnEoOws. ** Wholesale or Retail, mel H. BRANOH and A. P.OLARK, 2% Proprietors, Nevada Qity. Nevada Royal Arch Oha) @e. ? R. Ae eh STATED MEETINGS A’ SONIC HALL, Nevada City on tie a First Moneay in each month. Viaiting Compantons in good . ing are cordially invited to at , JOS. THOMAS, Hig! 1.3. Roun ken MASONIC NOTICE. Nevada Lodge, No. 18 F. & A. M. et Visiting Brethren in stan St 1, C, SURG . I. J. Rouen, Secretary. oe N. BE. OHAPMAN, DAINTTIsSs,T. NEVADA CITY,.,. . CAL. LOCAL ANESTHETICS IF DESIRED. Office at Residence, Sacramento St “LEUTJE & BRAND, WATOHMAKER AND W. P. SOWDEN, Attorney and Counselor at law. ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COUR of the State of Calif : Unieditaes. ee Office in Morgan & Roberts’ Block JOHN CALDWELL, CALDWELL & LITTLE, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, ILL PRACTICE IN THE 8T Benne: Cuited MausGoute AND . OFFICE—Thomas Block, corner Broad and Pine atreeta, up stairs. : P, F, SIMONDS, C, W; Cross CROSS & SIMONDS, Attorneys and Oounselors at Law, ILL PRACTICE IN THE 8ST. United States Courts, Ath ARS : OFFICE-—-Morgan & Roberts’ Block, Neva Attorney and Oounselor at Law. ( FFICE—Thomas' Building, corner Broad . J and Pine streets, Nevada G HAMILTON McOORMICK, Attorney and Oounselor at Law. FFICE—Corner of Pine and Com ( Streets, Nevada City, en Pi practice in all of the Courts of the a. JAMES K. BYRNE r BYRNE .& CROSS, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Rooms 35 to 41 McCreery’s Buildi i Pine street, San Francisoo. Cal. “oe Cc, W Cross BR. H. GAYLORD FRED SEARLS, : GAYLORD & SEARLS, Attorneys and Counselors at Law. ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THECOUR : State and Federal. bid 0 Office—Opposite the Court House, W. D. LONG,Attorney and Counselor at Law. 1 ISTRICT ATTORNEY OF NEVADA County. Office at the Court House, 4 Alfred D. Mason, Counselor at Law and Notary Public. 5. Successaor to Johnson & Mason, Attorneys at Law. Poi ILL PRACTICE IN THE pUPEATO. W sapreme, District and Circuit = 0 e 5 Office—Thomas Block, corner Broad and Pine streets, Nevada City. : ad O JAS. G. HARTWELL, Surveyor, —ANDU. 8. Deputy Mineral § (y —Upstairg in Beekman’s cor. Broad and Fine Sts., Nev A. WUTKE, Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker, ROAD STREET, TWO DOORS BELOW . . = Bett omce Nevada City. had a FINE BOOTS AND SHOES A SPECIALTY REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. Are the Best. Established 1860. than a ing else in the wor re ddress True & Co,, Augusta USED BY THE BEST PENMBN.

ee, ——<—<—<_—_. NOTIOE, URT of the Coun palifornia. 8 ANd A, Grigge); a under the ‘ten *j Olvent debtors * Partners, doin, name of ne nis Court: their p< fentory in ingo} ars that the L andthe said e insolvent, ‘},, Nevada is here: ion of-all the esthe said partner. » except such as om execution, ang s books of account 1e BaMe safely 1). n assignee of thei; forbidden to pay artnership or tj f any propert Y beof them, or to any M, OF associations, . The said debtors fot vid deliver er orde i met er Of this Fall the creai ber thereof be ane M. Walling, Judy he Said County of the Courtroom of yy eaonty of Ne ay of Apri that day, to ied more assignees the order beily Transcript, lation, Published 2 as often as the wat the said day hat in the meanBt the said Ingo! WALLING, 1perior Court olvent. m2 tice; URT OF ‘HER e of Californiy, sto Of Thoinas $ filed in = thi; e and fnventore appears that he 2€ Said Thomuy ed to be ingo] inty of Nevada is OBssession of all 1al, of the said ‘debtor, except empt from exBeds, vouchers, Ts, and to keep pointment of an en to pay any nt, or to edeline, such Insolvent L or Corporation The gaid debtor nsfer or deliver er order of this ered. lithe creditors pear before the of the Superior Nevada, in open of said Court, Nevada, on the BASED, 1888, ue, to prove Or more iisdebtor. t the order be ‘ily ‘Transcript, irculation, pubNevada, us of iblished, before ing of the credied _ that in the zainst the said WALLING, tperior Ceurt. rk. Olvent. ms 8, 1878. ition, * d Office, fe b, 7, 1888. 5 hat in compli s of the Act of led “An act for 1é States of Calid Washington f Sacramento, of California, ice his sworn ‘Chase of the & 1 Township No, and wil offer ought is more ne than for agestablish his e Register and Cramento, Cal, \pril, 1888. He el Manion. of , P. O.; Steven ida county, P. alley, Nevada f Nevada City, ing adversely > requested to on or before EL, Register. Feb. 18, 1888. JN :--You are aye expended ‘and improvyemond Quarts ning District, lifornia, coneet in length nd Four Hunaim bounded ; by the Oro he South Ex1d West by vaW, 4 of Secnge 8 Kast, M. was made in inder the prod Statutes of mount requir year ending proportion of rof an undiclaim, is fifty ty days after fail or refuge ed at Nevada of such exr interest in 1 become the jer said SecLOCKLIN, INING COMipal place of ria. Locada counties, t a meeting is Company , an agirs and Thicpon the capayable imcoin to the office of the 415 Sansome a, or to the rlow, at hisssmentshal) > 2ist day of and adver and unless > sold at the Inesday the ' the delin. Costs of adtors. Secretary, 15 Sansome i N BY THE or of the tothe credie claims chibit them within four fon of this at the law’ Block, Grage ,or the same stratrix we, dec’d, m20 1, N BY THE of the last claim 2 Of this pid da City, i Midownla.” ANEY hn Lahey, , 1888, > sw pen . VOTi. TAVI.—No. 8630. — ¥ NEVADA CITY. CAL. TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL 17, 1888. Established Sent. 6, 1860, by N. P, Brown & Oo. The Daily Transcript. postinial EVERY MORNING EXCEPTING MONDAY —pyY— BROWN & CALKINS. 1, Sy CALKINE, N. P, Brown, Editor. Business M’g’r. OFFICE—“Transcript Block,” No. 32 Commercial st., Nevada City,Cal. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: Je VERE.. eee cee cee op aera ees ' Six Months. .*.ss woo Three Months Per Week by Carrier Acts for the Daily Transcript. Palmer & Rey SR. olga es Md remap h nog Ppa! = mi a most reckless of any I have ever seen 8. R. RG ae MOLLER EE MER EER ik $ : N. W. Ayer & Co et ene Arriving: oe phason <a prs pavement ane ape Their ho:ses are tough and wiry and are Palmer & Rey. ortland, Oreson ‘and th f the faultless . always driven nearly on the dead run. J. H. Bates & Co... 0 eee eevee New York i.e pany @ young man o e faultless . ") high ity: the dit Dauchy & Co New York . . . *(}f) 4: ™: clothes ranged up alongside of her, and . At the slightest opportunity the driver Williams & Co “Londem Eng D bowing most politely, said: “Good eveforces his horse into a gallop. As the Peis Peace er San Francisco aees . sas. +--+. San Francisco deeds awk eee San Francisco Burlington, Vt . Portland, Me E. C. Dake Palmer & Rey John C, Dewey &Co....-Stinson & Co. .. ..-Geo. M. Mott.. Sacramento J. A. Stidger .. rth San Juan W. K. Spencer . Grass Valley RB. F. — Seve q eocune & P: Miller, Sage French Corral ‘ h BI field ae Sie DRiman cane nt sae Graniteville J. W. Beatty. eee . .. Smarteville J. W. Or@@r...ce vee eee nee Downieville CIMZENS BANK, Broad Street ....-.. Nevada City Paid up Capital $30,000 W 7# IssUE SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE New Vork, San Francisco. And Sacramento. We issue BILLS OF EXCHANGE Payable AT SIGHT in the prinTIME TABLE NO. 29. 6: 15 A. M. DAILY—Connecting with Colat 5 a\ . {00 Overland Passenger leaving San rancisco at 8:30 A. M. fe Broad ste, Nevada City, opp National Ex JAMES HENNESSY,fer PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIRE Horses, Carria and capable of going es fast as any gen! leman Cares to drive. CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROMPTL oa Takes Effect Sunday, Feb 5th, my MOA, M LEAVING NEVADA CITY: . fax Local arriving in San Francisco P. M. 1 Pp. M., DAILY—Connecting’ with P. M. DAILY —Connecting with ee leaving San Francisco at JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager. E. H. BROWN, Superintendent. Empire Livery Stable é change Hotel, Proprietor, ble has the largest lot of \ Lesage es and Buggies To be found in this part of the State. The horses are free from vice, of geod style Good Saddle Horses always on hand FURNISHED. cipal cities of GREAT BRITAIN and EUROPE. Collections on any part of the United States a specialty. Highest Price Paid for County and State Warrants. Gold and Silver: Bullion chased Assay Office\at this Bank. : OFFICERS: E.M PRESTON.....c00008+ ure JOHN T. MORGAN D. E. MORGAN.. Ags’T CASHIER and BEC’Y. . ing several Railway Lines in the East, connecting at : DIRECTORS: Dr. R. M. Hunt, JOHN T. MORGAN Geo. M. Hueues, D, E. Mo’ Wa. EDWARDS L, Housman, k. M. Preston. Connnerun Sew s5 New -York—First National Bank.San Francisco—First National Bank. ; Sacramente—National Bank of D. O. Mills Co. Pullman Palace Sleeping Care UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CIT\, © = = = CAL: MRS. J. NAFFZIGER. . . Proprictress H. G. PARSONS. . Business Manager THE 1. ADING HOTEL OF NEVADA CITY... .2.-. + CALIFORNIA TOURISTS, SEEKERS FOR HEALTH AND }others are invited to notice the advantages offered by this Hotel. The house contains 100 reoms, each of which is light and airy, and well or elegantly furnished, there being no hotel inthe mountains e ual to it. The tables are supplied with the best in the market. : . NICE SAMPLE ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS ERCIAL TRAVELERS, jhe RN OURISTS AND FAMILIES. Free’Bus to and from the Depot. STAGES LEAVE THE HOUSE FOR ALL arte of the upper county, Grans Valley and Maryaville daily. The best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars furnished at the Bar. The Chicago Cottage Orean Has attained a standard of excellence which its of no superior. a a at every improvement that inventive genius, skill and money can produce. These excellent Organs are celebrated for volume, quality of tone, ace. response, Variety of combination, art: atic design, beauty in finish perfect construction, ma ing them the mo#? attractive, ornamental and desira ble organs for homes, schools, churches lodges, societies, etc. ISHED REPUTATION ESTABL Be ITIES ALLED SKILLED WORKMEN BEST MATERIAL, COMBINED, MAKE THIS The Popular Organ. INSTRUCTION BOOKS AND PIANO STOOLS FREE. OHIGAGO OOTTAGE ORGAN 00., CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. eare now pre) Quick Time and Cheap Fares BY THE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAI. ALL EVROPEAN PORTS Are Run_ Dail Trains. Third Class Cars. ' and other information given upon applica tion at the Company’s offices where passengers calling in person can secure choice of routes, etc. Catalognes-and Price Lists on application WORKING CLASSES ATTENTION all classes with erePlayment at Rome, ni tarde wo 9 pareve TO Eastern and European Cities. ALL RAIL ROUTES. Southern Pacific Company A1LY EXPRESS AND EMIGRANT Trains make prompt connection with et New York and New Orleans With the Several Steamer Lines to Attached to Overland Express Trains. Third Olass Sleeping Oars with O ne ad Em igra No additional charge for Berths in Tickets Sold, Sleeping Car Berths secured, RAILROAD LANDS FOR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMS, Apply te, or Address eS W. H. MILLS, Land Agent, C. P. R. R. San Francisco. JEROME MADDEN, Land Agent 8. P. R —_—T.H.GOODMAN, Gen. Pass & Tk't Agt National Exchange, NEVADA CITY, CAL. ‘whe Only First-class. Business Hotel in the City. A. N. TOWNE, General Manager. Massive fire-proof structure, free from the dangers-of ares so prevalent in : large hotels. ed in the very centre ofthe city. with een Post Office and General Stage Office for all lines in the building. Passengers can leave this Hotel 20 minutes later than any other when departing b: fas The Table of the Nationa! Exchange isa pet feature with the proprietors, and is guaranteed superior to any in thec ty The Roomsare neat and desirable, and include a number of handsome suits. The experienced mana ement will spare neither pains or expense sustain the reputation which the National Exchange now go justly enjoys of being the leading an best hotel in the mountains. REOTOR BROS., Proprietors. a ; fthe Union Hotel, Nevada City, Form Mahon House, Hollister, Cal. ASTHMA “rns, cunRED tly relievesthe most violent attack me neues Somrestolne perp. pd reat ing for ctlon ae modlate ditect. and anda cure is the resu! te Sdees. ‘A single @rial convinces the m ‘ost skeptical. Price 50c and $1.00 of ap ruggis' by mail, Sample Free Sane. sires "pre R. Schiffman, St. Paul, Mint BROOKLYN MASHER SAT UPON. He Strikes @ Snag in frying to Flirt With ingly dressed, was hurrying along Lafayette ave., Brooklyn, shortly after dusk . metho . of conveyance. on Thanksgiving Day, on her way to her home in i to a sick friend. She had known the sick person intimately for years, but had not seen her for a-long time. fayette ave. on Oxford st. a young man of about: 28 years, dressed in the very hight of fashion, stood under the gas passing glance convinced her that he was a former acquaintance, but she hurried on . ning. Are you hurrying home?” lady said yes, she was rather anxious to get home as shedidn’t like to be out alone after dark. Then the began to dilate largely upon the beauties = vl: night and how delightful it would companion and-served up an elaborate dish of the conversational chestnuts that a taking young. masher is likely to indulge in when he impression upon some fair unknown. minutes in silence it suddenly dawned upon his companion that ho’ had failed to recognize her when he spoke to her and the late John Most would Teams with elegant Buggies, Wagons and. jnoton ave. and the lady told him she : ‘ H t the shortest notice and on ‘S . A General Banking Business Transacted. . Hacks to let at the sos vars woald fa elittle. : — seems _ One of His Wife’s Friends. ~~ A handsome young lady, very becomashi m ave., from a visit As she passed the Oxford Club at Laamps at the foot of the steps. A Thinking he had r nized her the oung man ea stro with so charming a thinks he has made an After listening to this prattle for a few and she let him go on for a while longer “weaving the web,” as Heinrich Heine ut it. Finally they reached the corner of Washwould prefer that he would escort her no “Really, must you go now?” he pleaded in a most pathetic tone of voice. “Well, I’m in nosuch tremendous haste as all that. In fact I had intended to ask you a question before leaving you,” she replied. “What is it? Pray tell me!” eagerly rosponde the masher. “Oh, it’s a very simplo one. How's Annie, Mr. 8.?” “Annie? Who do you mean?” stammered Mr. Masher, as if he had been struck on the head with a club. “Mean? Why, your wife, of course, who else?” a “Well, since you know me, I will tell you she is at home, sick, and so is the by. But really you have the advantage of me,” he answered, bracing up a “Well, I supposo you recollected me or I most assuredly would not have permitted you to speak tome. As to whol am is a matter of no importance. Your wife and I went to school together, and I regret to say that she ‘introduced you to me shortly after you marriage. I only heard-to-day of her illness, anid awa just been to visit her. If you are very anxions die learn ¥)9.1 Ams ive savers proper place is there anyhow, instead of running around the streets makinges fashion plate of yoursell.” _. “Well, for Heaven’s sake, don’t tell her about our meeting, please, or she'll make it mighty hot for me.” . “Set your miserable mind at rest on that point. You're too utterly contemptible and insignificant to be worthy a moments thought or the subject of a passinz remark to me.” : Vith this parting shot sho left Mr, Masher standing on the corner in a con— of collapso and hurried to her ome. = Peete. aed < * met aa Washington’s Influence.’ " In 1739 the number of post-offices in the United States was seventy-five. The ordinary “inail facilities,” were such’ as travellers aflorded. In Virginia, courtesy ordained that every horseman, going on a journey, should have in his saddle-bags, or portmanteau, a wallet in which to carry letters. : When the horseman put up for the night, his wallet was carefully opened, and the letters belonging to that neighborhood were taken out and forwarded by the inhabitants of the hamlet, If a letter was endorsed “on the public service,” any man—such was then the sentiment of public duty — would readily volunteer to ride and deliver it. The postmaster of Staunton, Va, for forty-three years, from 1798 until 1841, was aman named Tremper, a leatherbreeches maker, who had been a lieutenantinthe Continental Army. He was appointed by Washington, a fact which, in the opinion of the community, gave lim a life-tenure of the oilice. “He was generally surly and unaccomodating,” says the author of the Annals of Augusta County, “at least the children who went on errands to the postoffice thought so. Mohedy ever thought of gee rene of him to the department. He had been appointed in ths administration of Washington—that gave a sort of sanctity to his right of possession—and the post oflice was conceded to him ag his private property, to do as ho pleasod with it.” The anecdote well illustrates Washington’s influence. For forty years the people of Staunton endured this unaccommmodating postmaster, becausé he hal been appointed by the “Father of bis Country-”.¢ goa ssa “Light From Above.” In the days when nature and revelation were pitted agiinst each other, David Hume, the sceptic, wrote an essay on the suiliciency of the light of nature. Dr. Robertson, the historian, replied to it by an essay on the insuificiency of the light of nature and the necessity of revelation. The two gentlemen were friends, though antagonists. One evening at Robertson’s’ house, where a peal 8 Po had assembled, nature‘and revelation was the topic of 4+ conversation = Hume was present, and joined in the conversation, and urged his view with An American Correspondent’s Amusing street life in Dublin. pzop.e on each side besides the driver. ‘the regular fare for their use is two thillings for the first hour. and eighteen pence for the next. you have paid «ll kinds of prices. These bargain with matter how liberal you may think you are in paying them, these drivers always look as reproachful were attempting to robthem. The Irish drivers in the streets of Dublin are the streets are very uneven and badly paved = riding on a jaunting car gives much more exercise than ordinary horseback riding. The first driver I had overcharged me in such a stupendous way that he could not keep his face straight when he named his price. avarice, he calmly lowered the price himself and announced that he would take so much, I paid it to him, telling him that I knew it was double his fare. After he had received it he burst out in another roar. double, but it isn’t every chance,” and then went off in perfect convulsions of amusement over his successful strike at the stranger. They are much better-natured to each other than the English cabbies. shaits of his car full tilt into the back of another car. that he would take the back of the head ear off, but he backed his horse off, and angrily back at him he said: “Look THE IRISH JAUNTING CAR. t _ Experiences in Dublin. _ .-The jaunting car is the great feature of It is the popular It will hold two You learn this after aunting-car drivers are perfectly merciess in their «charges unless _you make a them beforehand. No ly at you as if you Thon, alter roaring at his own “You are right 4 it is about ay we get a The excessive volubility of the drivers is marvelous. They won't drive you well unless you let them talk. They get sulky directly, and make it up by extra charges. The first night I was out my driver ran the I thought for a moment when the driver he had run into looked ahead of you, my boy.. Never look behind when you are driving.” And with this he swung out to the right and passed his friend’s: wheel by about a quarter of

an inch, going on the dead bolt down . ¢ Sackville street. The aggrieved fellow grinned at the assurance of his associate and stopped looking behind. The last man I had continually called Ss 8 my attention to the beautiful black Irish nies pes -. mare attached to his car. He told me . , = ae Sacer she could make ten miles an hour day in . °™©*"* pana out for years. 7° would hed her es go for sixty guineas. retanded to misunderstand him and Bad T Aid not TRY the Qure. think she was worth six guireas. This made wy driver indignant, and h: spont . ; the next fifteen or twenty m uutes in trying to tip me off, by whirling suddenly around corners, or spinning his car along SAY Cleanses th® Nasal Pas. sages, Allay: Painand In. Heals mail, registered. 60 cents. Circulars free. Rod 5 5 LEG . SCROFULA . BONE CURED! Lrrnon1, Ga., August 11, 1887, SWirt SPxciFic Co., Atlanta, Ga.:' Gentlemen—I have been wi ulceration of 1 loss of ve me only temporary reHef, aA Ape still my, my ayatern and soon began to show itself again. Ina short time after ulcers appeared on my left leg, covering nee to the instep. it from the uently while at work I could be tracked by the blood which oozed ulcers, and the sores and were so offensive that my f could not stand the stenc away from me, Last winter I was persuaded to ry 8.8. 8. As a last effort I consented to do so, and about seven mon’ ago I Seger soning. the prcins. I soon bega n to feel the good effects from the huge. ttening holes ES) of th to gro solid, and to day, after using twenty-one bottles, am _as h 7 ‘ot and stout a man of age as there is in ia. Lamseventy-one hehe old, but feel: now younger and stronger han did when twas twenty-five. I welsh about 170 pennies. Nothing is to be seen of the terrible disease, or to remind me of the torture I suffered for so many years, except the scars of the perfect healed ulcers. I want the world to know of ig almost miraculous cure effected on me 8.8. 8., and I call upon those who wish to know the particulars directly from me to write, and I will consider it a pleasure as well a a duty to answer théir letters. I refer to Dr. W. P. Bond, ef Lithonia, as to the truth of my statement. Very gratefully oR Drake. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases matled free. 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I ous symptoms, As I advanced to e malady was saved from the grave, I am sure, by . sh iifil physician to be very dangerous, beyond the use of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, and}and able to terminate—inPneumonia, Power ty Weoaiee saan oe the =. have recommended it to others wiih tho} After using ono bottle of Ayer's Cherry ss Ae LT ty aKoctad. ona happiest results.” L. J. Addison, M. D., Peevoral, 1 found great rellef, and AN OCCA, right leg bad oasen, 8 Fons sis ih a Chicago, Ill, writes: ‘I have never} sonal uve of it since that time has, I think, tors determined to am utate my leg lo found, in thirty-five years of continuous . extended my life ten years at least.” Mrs, eens bg BS as wits Successfully . study and practice in medicine, any prepa. V. M. 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The next man was ready to go for two shillings.‘ This extraordinary drop did not discom;ose the first driver. stepped forward as if I were going with him as a natte: of course, saying’ in the most, contemptuous way, in speaking of the two-shiling man, “He will _not be ji able to give you such a drive as I will.” . ! As I was not engaged at that particulnr time in buying and fanciful kind of superior Irish driving at a high-class figure, I went with the two shilling man. ONE FORM OF SWINDLINQ. : How Alleged Theatrical Managers Mannge _ te Obtain Money from Dupes. It is a common thing to see an adyeriisement in some of the daily newsap-rs for a treasurer or cashier of a {neatrical company, at a salary of fifteen or twenty dollars a week, who can “furnish a hundred or a hundred and fitty dollars cash as security. It is a type of swindling akin to the “green g ’ business and bunco steering, only that it is more difficult to convict the swindlers in this line. 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