April 23, 1889 (4 pages)

eer Sa a ap large body of ore in sight which is said pradent. Fever and ague, kidney Aroubles and rheumatism yield to it. _ Lup best and cheapest of all kind of . 92 potatoes at Weisenburzer Bros, store, -, The Daily Transcript. So. 82 Ccuinhdinitekomauas Nevada City, Cal CURCULATRE IN fovada Grabs Valley, Rough & Ready, speaceville North Sau Juan, French Cor Swee North Bloomfield, Moore's * Fiat, Granivevitie, Truckee, and every other town of Nevada county; also in Placer and Sierra counties, at Sacramento, San cisco—in fact, throughout the State “«“from Siskiyou to San Diego from the Siorca to the Sea.”’ TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1889. Motel Arrivals. Nationa Excaancge Horru.—M. Y¥. Kemmer, Forest City; J. J. Williams, Frank Galburt, Lon Walker, “Henry Graham and George Beban, Atkinson.’ Peck’s Bid Boy Company ; P.R. Gardiner and L. Foss, -Downieville; Jolin White, San Diego; Dan Perkins, Rocklin; Mrs. Geo. Lawreove, Colfux; F. Morris, Sierra City ; E.J. Post, Sutter Creek; L. Duterte, San Pranciseo; Grass Valley, 3; City, Ce Unstos Hoter.—A. L. WooJruff,Col: umbiy Hill; F.C. Pickle and D. A. ‘ Morzis, Bloomfield; Mrs Bauta and daughter, Ralph Brown and H. B Carrvin, San Franeisco; L. Schioen, M.T._Hudbardand P. M. Sprague, Sacramento; J. Hall, Boca; W. B. Sissons, Mart R. Stevens, P. J. Wallace, Miss Laura Adams, Miss Effie Adams and E. P. Payson; Atkinson’s Peck’s Bad Boy Company; L. J. Segerstrand, Indian Springs; N. Jobnson and Jas. Hair, Auburn; Grass Valley, 8; City; 5. oan SR Pea University of Californir. This office has received from Dr. J. H. C. Bonte, Secretary, the Register of the University of California for 1888-89. It isa voluminous and_perfect register, invaluable to prospective students. The following calendar wili be found interesting : Tn 1889, Class Day will fall on Saturday, June 22, and Commencement Day on Wednesday, June 26. The First. Entrance Exainination will be held during Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 27, 28, and 29, at Berkeley, Los Angeles, <drass Valley, and Chico: From June 27-to Septem ber 18, there will be vacation in the Colleges' of Letters, Science, and Law. The Second Entrance Examination wiii be held at Berkely only, and will take place during Tuesd:y,’ Wednes-. day, and Thursday, Septe: ber 17, 18, and 19. The Autumn Tern will open on Thursday, September 19. PRR CAC AO ENE Superter Court, The following business was transacted’ in the Superior Court Monday, : i a Cin ar ‘i “Thardly know. Let me see both White Sugit, 4 Ibs kinds. What kind do you like best, Brown Suwar, 12 Flo?” Rice, f. i “O, I don’t know, really. It don’t . (‘grrauty, 0 ° ] make much difference.” Prunes oo aes ] “No, so 1t don't, for—” . one geo “What number, miss?” . Beane, ro I “Oh, _ an see. a ot I ~_ esta Hiea Coffee, 4 th j ways forget just what number co) votes we D janes wear. Thirteen, think. What numWashing Powder, I2 papers t ber do you wear, Flo?” 7 Chocolate, a ae “Twelve and a half Starch, ae . “Do you? I shouldn’t think I’a . ;: Rtapy ae wear a larger number than you, would ori Stare h, i ee I you?” Oysters, rl a . “I don’t know.” fireen Corn, ,* 4 “I suppose my neck is—No,-I don’t tireen Peas bs I want.so high a collar as that. Do you tee Boas : “ I like a high collar, Fio?” phi IZ Deas, ie . “I hardly know, really.” Tom:tocs, 8 “Of course it depends altogether on Nalmon, 2 ib cansd. * 1 rad kind of neck One has. Mine is as Salmon th“ qm 1] ong as a stork’s. Table Fruit 6 « I *Oh, Flo!” a ya ruil, “It isl”. Pie Fruit, Mitt : “How ridiculous! 1 think—" Jelly, 6.“ 1 " “Here is a lower collar, miss,” Nardi g 1 “Qh, that’s too low. Don’t you think . ‘ ar ines, ‘ Ee so, Flo?” ' Deviled Ham, = 4 { “It ts rather low, really.” Corned Beef, 6. 4 ] “Of course it is. 1 always—oh. look . , ‘ ‘ at these handkerchiefs back of us! Vondensed ¥ ilk, 6 I Aren't they lovely?” handkerchief!” stitching at the top; do you, Flo?” rows.”’ “ I don’t just like that either; do you, Flo?” : just how, but I don’t likeit. The stitching.is_so far apart: don’t. you think so, Flo?’ : . “I don’t know but it is. Judge J. M. Walling presiding: Estate of Sarah A. Williams,deceased. Final account settled. Estate of Isabella McKeon, deceased. John B. McKeon appointed ad. . ministrator. The following were ‘ap-. pointed appraisers: A. D. Sutton, Thos. Hughes and John Byrne. £. G, Sukeforth ys. Geo. Lord. : ; tig] . PUChing counter and then race back to Statement on motion for new ‘trial the collar department, and finally emerge from the store in just eightyseven minutes after they enter it, Bessie having by this time concluded thatshe ‘didn’t believe she’d get the Dercur-. eollar to-day, anyhow,” and she (0 ll settled. B. McGrath vs. Florence Byrne, administratrix. Statement on motion for for new trial! settled. DeNoon vs. Morrison et al. rer to complaint over-ruled by cgnsent. . doesn’t. —Time. 8. A. Winn, insoivent debtor. Order of publication of notice to creditors. A Sign of Prosperity. Sierra City Tribune: Anotber big knock-out between two young men . lished at New York in the year 1716, took place Tuesday night, and entertained.a large crowd on Main street for pretty nearly.an hour. One of the combatants had four fingers on one hand bitten to the tone and the other hand was badly chewed up, while the other received a slight bite on the arm and was badly bruised up about the head. The trouble was caused ly one of the men accusing the other of tuking a pair of snow-hoes. ‘This is a sure sign that Sierra City is getting lively agaia. There bas to be blood shed almost every day in the week be{cre the place is thought to be prosperousandlively, Such is life in the far, far north. —_———~+~e+Mining Im Easterm Nevada Co. The Republican says: There is a fair sized mining excitement at Bronco, ‘and it is claimed that some good ledges of mineral bearing ore exist in that,vicinity. Rodda McClellan is de veloping one ledge and is running a tunnel which wil] strike the vein in about 80 feet. Sixty feet of this distance has already‘been run: Another man is prospecting a big ledge on the opposite side of the river. There is a to assay eight dollars per ton. Weare informed that the ‘McClellan ledge consists mainly of plumbago or grapbite, and is likely to prove valuable. A ROM I i tn Man Wanis a Tonic When there is a lack of elastic energy in the system, shown by a sensation of languor and unrest inthe morning, much yawning during the day and disturbed sleep at night, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters infuses unwonted energy intethe enfeebled and nervous, endowing them with muscular cnergy, an ability to repose healthfully, and digest without inconvence. Neryousness, headache, . biliousness, impaired appetite and 4 feeble, troublesome . stomach, are-all and speedily set right by this matchless regulator and invigrant. The mineral poisons, among them strychnia and nux vomica, are never safe tonics, even in infinitesimal doses. The Bitters answers the purmore effectually, and can bére6 Puss act like magic on a. ~ does it, Flo?’’ ‘ . “No, I don’t believe it does.” co A get some ruching and let the collar go; . Nap Franeiseo Candles, 64 for I 00 would you?”’ ; “Oh, ‘yes.”' *. “I believe I will get it.” ‘EDINBURGH was made the ‘metropolis of Scotland in 1492, by James III. and Harvey irferred the general circulation of the blood in 1616. the middle of the eighteenth century by Alompra, the first sovereign of the present dynasty. ’ RviiNe machines, which are now used for i N ume OG Fy 73 { ruling paper with faint lines, were invented ()\S at NIT . 0) by an ingenious Dutchman, a resident of : ) London, in 1782. Milton, the author of “Paradise Lost,’ at} NEVADA CITY.... CALIF. the trial and execution of Charles that the great poet brought on incurable blindness. sorry teres vaniel peteces oommaeien . HEAVIEST 10 THE LIGHTEST, phy gag S oaaadaad Limehouse and Gravesend in 1815. established by Frederick William 1,. 4@ Will do it Cheaper March 10,1813, to honor bravery in the war with France. It was revived by William I. atthe time of the Franco-Prussian war, 1870 71. ; of the Carians. Homer 907 B. C., and frequently by Roman historians. In Scotland an instrument of torture named “the boot’? was used upon. yaging to have it done elsewhere. the Covenanters about the year 1666. Jacob Astor, who bequeathed BOQO NOD FORT oe en a that purpose, was opened in New York City SATISFACTION January 9, 1854. In January, 1856, William B. Astor, son of the founder, gave the land to double the size of the building, and in 1879 John Jacob Astor, the second of the name, gave the land and directed the erection of a second new building; the cost of } ti the last improvements being about $250,000. . P'Y One of the Looking for Greater Miracles. i in: % Well, this do beat all!” exclaimed Aunt Best Weadworkers in he State. ‘3 Harriet, as they took their first ride on the one, elevated; ‘‘ who'd ‘a’ thought o’ railroadin’ in the air?’’ paper says that a big parto’ the railroad companies of New York are run largely on : water, and that’s the kind o’ road I want . 4" AT LOW PRICES 39 to see afore we go home.”"—Puck, _ pa it aa aR ae lie of any thing in the tiouse. But when G. A. 8. Meter said to them one morning, after the return of the household: “(I have not registered a single foot of gas not burned this summer,” each threw up his hands and cried: ‘‘Done.” wanes eters mat irr earn . All Kinds of Repairing. "A benevolent old gentleman saw a de-. 1 \NU}ACTURING ( OMPANY. jected-looking boy in a passage way and stopped to speak to him. there’s ‘always room at the top,’” old elevator ain’t a runnin’ that way this trip,” and he pressed the button savagely. a i" “Yes,” she remarked, proudly, ‘my hus. band is a member of one of the foremost professions of the age. He is an electyiPid * a hale rage ttn OOD the new wii. BARTON, em, ONLY A COLLAR; Or, Kighty-Seven Minutes in a Dry-Goods Store--4 Comedy from Life. “Oh, wait a moment, Flo, I want to step in here and get me ® collar; it won't take me but just a moment.” So they went into Linnen & Cotton's, and, after stopping at various counters to pricesome ribbon, gloves, lace, fans, hair-pins, buttons, silk, chenille, Saxony, passamentrie and slippers, none of which they had any idea of purchasing, they found themselves at the Wheat, PRICEILIST FOR CASEI! Flour, per 160 Ths, “ “ 32% collar and cuff counter. Corn, Sy tae 9 00 ‘a — {-}—— i . ed es a, ase,”’ £@PWe have removed our branch store at Grass Va ey from stree = Let are — ee collars, ple Rolled Burley si 1 F 7 iy street, and now occupy the two floors, each 75 feet long, in the building formerly known said Bessie. % re a a. yp . as “THE 3088 OF THE ROAD,” which has been fitted up and arranged in a style not ‘All linen?” asked the clerk. ° Braa. per 160 ily, 2 ; ‘Oh, yes, certainly, all linen.” ' “Square or round-cornered?” Lard, 10 Ib cans lard, S jb.“ “Aren’t they? I do love a pretty “Sodo I. Areal neat—” ‘‘How do you like this collar, miss?” “Oh, I don't like three rows of Kerosene, 5!allon"ean .‘‘Two rows look better, I think.” “So do L Let me see some with two ‘\rup, per i) gallon keg “Yes’m;-here’s-one.”? WM. WOLF’S re Store nNevads Oy L Hy mal, Spring and Summer Clothing Mais Nt., Opposite Union Hotei, 2 (. mestic Cloths. , 1 00 city and vicinity that. we have secured the services of lard, 5b 50 Kerosene, Per gallon ; \yru » Per Lil lon was 8 n the polic af 2 25) tion asa FIRST CLASS MILLINER Was 80: well eg~. 070% Moree in ths policy, Picklis, per Five gallon keg, 1 00) tablished in § : Pickles, per half gal.,,borth4 95 tablished in former years crcntenporemnenicomnebe aa on i, ---=@ 5. Also, an Immense Stock 2of. Imported and Do paid their fare from Nevada City to Grass Valley and back. Ibe under the charge of Andrew Johnson (formeriy with A, Friedman of Nevada (Feat Heis the most artistic cutter that ever came to Nevada County. Our shop will shall by this means be ab'e to give entire satisfaction to €veryba iv'whe desires a perfec . fitting suit, made to measure. not. We guarantee a fit_or-no sale. meme Lord Girls ano shall gradually increase the number.of our employes. SHOES. The stvre is lighted with electricity forthe accommodation of patrons, NATIONAL HOTEL BUILDING ON BROAD STREET. (i. EXYWMAN & CO., S. F. Opposition Stores, Nevada City and Grass :Vallev. P.S. All Country Orders by mail promptly filled. One Frice OF THE FIRM OF L. HYMAN & CO., has returned frem San Francisco where he purchased *) . elsewhere found outside of the large cities. We invite all, rich and poor, buyers and cheapest ana safest mode of making a Vi 4 lings “ . 27 1/ Sreseate at es re pe our establishment. They will be waited upon wit 1th bh 72 . pleasure and thanked for coming H By, &@-People outside of.Grass Valle who deal at our Grass Vallestore will be 4 We will within two weeks open a first-class MEMDMANT TANLORING ‘ , i esffenisn MENT in connection with our clothing store at Grass Valley. It will. man justify himself in neglecting such a stocked with an extensive assortment of fine cloths, both domestic and imported. We £aF-PATRONIZE HOME, as we can give you better oargains than you can_ get. the age of patriotism, the other from the when you give your measure to drumme:s, and have to take the suit whether it fits or age of progress. Atthe start we shall employ in the Tailoring Department Three Men and Two has witnessed, it may be urged that neither ploy yy . the application of scientific discovery to EVERYBODY INVITED TO CALL AND SEK OUR ELEGANT NEW STORE A‘t ee GRA38 VALLEY AND EXAMINE OUR LARGE STOUK OF CLOTHING, BOOTS AND . the establishing of a higher civilization, bili 1 a REMEMBER THAT OUR NEVADA‘CITY STORE ISIREMOVED TO THE . 2OF Of laws fecilitating commercial an TEL Insurance Gompany. ". Assets, $12,000,000. ——fI— “f& Policy of Life Insurance 18the b ” certain provision for One's family."’— BEN. FRANKLIN. “Once the question was, ‘Can a Christian man righttully seek Life Insurance ?' The question now is, ‘Can a Christian % duty?’ —HENRY WARD BEECHER. t ~ Buch is the dicta of two of America’s greatest minds—one gpeaking to us from In the wonderful mutations of biisiness and seience which the past half century nor the effects of iiberal economic laws, fiuancial exchange, have been as wonderful as the progress in the science of Life Insurance or as beneficial to the human race. . Thirty years ago a man who applied for «. 4n Insifrance policy, besides conveying to his neighbors unpleasant suspicions of his MILLINERY NOTICE. MISS KATE. RAUER, “Yes, I see, um-Um-um—somehow,+Mark erat per kit “I don't know, really.” ‘Looks so kind of -of—I don’t know Japan Tea, por d tb box hig. Breakfast“ “Let me see something with only . x, pe {one row of stitching. Oh, I dcn’¢ ike Savon Soap, per hox, ; I 10 thats do you, Flo?” NaVon Soup, 4 bars A) “I don’t know, really.”” , “It don’t look like it was all linen; Harkness Candles, prbox 2 75 Harkness Candles, 34 for 1 00 fioodwin-Candles, per bux 2 50 3 “I’m sure it isn’t. I’ve a notion to. Sal Frane’o “ Starch, per box 50 ‘Butter, per roll 40) Tobacco, per plug, 50 lay, per ton 20 00 And everything else in proportion. All Goods Fresh and Pure, WM. WOLF. SU Raaaieaaee a For Fo . ——— A Business Announcement , Worth Reading ! WM. BARTON, --AT THE— “Oh, suit yourself, dear.” “Do you like ruching? , They spend half an hour at the ee el HISTORICAL FRAGMENTS. Tue first Colonial post-office was estabANaTomy was taught by Mondino in 1815, Tue empire of Burmah was founded in ON THE PLAZA, Ir was through the exertions of John is Prepared to do all kinds of SrTzamM was first applied to boats in Amer-. WF 'm bis line from the And what is equally important, THE Prussian order of the Iron Cross was Than it Bas Ever i Boots are said to have been the invention Been Done Be sore. They were mentioned by a f£&?~ Call and see. him before enTue Astor Library, founded by John aaa EVERY TIME ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED, Mr. Barton has regularly in his emWill Put Up New Work “$bo!"’ replied Uncle Abner; ‘ my news5 On Contract Still Ahead. The Best-Vehicles. O@@F™ I have the agency for the celbrated STUDEBAKER BROTHERS re n a Room at the Top. Now in stock, two of their SPLENDID WAGONS, suitable for two hors“Yer bet,”answered the youth; “but ther es, which will-be sold CHEAP FOR CASH. Carts and other? Vehicles. “Looking for a job, my boy? Remember — * a The Advance of Science, : pecan Reb Ploza Blacksmith Shop, o a9] oO fiood Tea per th ri) Japan Tea per tb 30 1 50 ae Fngtsh Breakfast, per Ih 3) Soap, per box 50 in the way of All of which will be sold at the howest Prices, MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. EE —_—__—___——————— NEW FIRM, NEW GOODS, LARGEST STOCK. 7+—000-—-—— Great Reduction of Prices at PAA A AAA AAAI AAD ADA A AAA AAA AAA AAA AAA AAAI AAA AA AAAAAIA Successor to Hyman Bros. es on Having purchased the immense business ot Hyman Bros. in Nevada City at a great sacrifice, Iam prepared to give the people of Nevada County BARGAINS in Olothing, Gent’s Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes. Trunks, Satchels, Etc., Etc., AT PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH THEM . ! NOW IS YOUR TIME TO PURCHASE! CHARLES CRIMES, (Manager Hyman Bros., Nevada ity, for the past Nine Years,) Corner Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY. — ae = SS, ens GREAT New York Bakery. Nlawghter in Clothing ! +: : G. WM. DURST, : Proprietor, 50 Per Ceat Reduction <2 John Hurst, on Oe . : AVENG .PURCHASED THIS WELL ' {n'Fine Tailoring ! H known and popular~ Bakery of Mrs ee COMMEROIAL STREET AM OVERSTOCKED WITH FINE DOMESTiC AND IMPORTED CLOTHS, and business is dull. I must keep my workmen busy, evenifI make nothing out of their labor. I have therefore Put:Prices Down to. Bedrock ! intend to keep on haud at 1] times® goor Variety of BREAD, PIES, CAKE, Etc. Wedding Cates ined . and Pa. try Made to order on short notice o1 mos reasonable terms: All order for anything in my line promp ly attended to, $40 Suits for $25. $13 Pants for $9. Zverything else in the Tailor.ng line correspondingly cheap.told Satisfaction in style and fit guaraner By strict attention to hueiness, givin good satisfaction and selling at low rates, L ope to merit a liberal patronage, PW FRIED MAN, 2 Ver City késieies. . FASHIONABLE TAILOR, Scan broad Sireet, two doors below Wells,. .SAMUE M., SHURTLEFF ry . . : gS: f y d , We take pleasure in announcing to the Ladies of this . °xte "ste for your. cussedness, cr “your Who has just returned from the East, and whose reputa. ust be paid according to the strict letter We are now receiving everything that is new and tasty anentally weak, morally improvident if not Hats, Bonnets, lowers, Ribbons and ‘Trimmings, . =. * If you go to South American mi * ric mines, to x CEA Ss. GSECLIVEEsSS. ¥ South African diamond fields or to partake PIRI AAAI IDI A AI AI ID IAD IAI AIA IAAI IIA AISI AAAI AAI AIGA IG . Of the succulent orange on its native Florof San Franciseo,—whose generosity of : q heart, and integrity of character both in. Grass Vallgy Branch For Nevada County Meet, Purk, Mutton, Veal, Bie, Insurance and mining affai ' him in the front rank of California Argo=. mental decay, had a rather hard bargain on his hands; Every clause of his policy ‘. Was iron-elad in favor of the Company It was a purely Die to Win Game, And not only die to win, but-you had to die ‘jest so.” Step. into Florida, parts of Louisiana end Texas; go to s8éa—and a whole lot of other places too numerous to mention—and you were either charged an policy became worthless in the eyent of death, Errors or misstatements in your application and your medical examination subjected youto the horrible possibility of paying in a lot of money and winding up qin the soup.” Your annual premiums of the law; on the stroke of the clock; as One hour, yea, one minute, aud your savings of years have been swallowed up by the ravenous monster, Well, al this has changed; and today the man who, having a family does not proudly wave aloft his Insurance poliey, announces himself as behind the times, viciously selfish, and if he have the appearance of good health his extraordinary neglect to Uo tie Kens bIe thiig by himself and family may arouse in hig good neighbors the terrible suspicion that he is the Today your Insurance policy is one of the Simplest [Promises to Pay Kyown to legal or business forms. It simply says, ‘Pay your premiums and we will pay your insurance.” Look at your lovely wife and your beautiful children. Look at your widowed mother, the hand that cared for you inthe hours of your weakness, and is now resting gently upon you, and remember every hour that passes now ig hurrying you along to your.end,. Take adyantage of what Science and centuries of experience have placed in your reach by Insurance. To that lovely wife, to those prattling innocents, tothat saintly form whose eyes, lacking the lustre of youth, and hair white with the frost df age, yet tell you a tale of love and deyotion to duty. Give to these, we say, the assurance that your love end your duty extend beyond he grave, idian heath—weil, we guess you’ll be a little more careful of yourself than when breathing the pure air, and attending to ‘your routine labor at home in the pine clad Sierras, Should you take a policy today, and in a few years’ Your Pay-gravel is worked out, Well, we won’t throw you overboard. You have acquired au equity, proportioned to your payments, in your policy,.and that we will give you most cheerfully. But when an Insurance Company says to you—as does the Manhattan Life Insurance Company of New York—"My friend, I am forty years ofage and in my day have seen many great financial panies which have shaken the thrones of princes and tottered your Banks and your Kailroads, but at no time in my life has any creditor of mine had slightest cause to fear my stability, look where you may to invest your money securely in America, and you will find that the ‘promise to pay’ signed by your own Government, is the only bond in the market rated as more sound and staple than myown.” Waving acquired this information, suppose @ Special agent of the U. 8. ‘Treasury should callon youtoday and say: “The Government would iike to gell you bonds for any amount between $1,000 and 980,000, and if it is nut convenient for you to make the investment at once, we will allow you+to-pay;‘for the bonds in ten equal annua: installments !’ And suppose iu addition to this, the Government, wishing tomake this the most desirable investment in the world, should stipulate in the bond not only to pay them at the end of the term, but in case of your previous death, to pay them to your family, and at the same time release your family from paying any further money, would you uot at ounce VIANHATTAN) ld Follows’ BAL ~AT— Armory ‘tall : Nevada Citv 7 “ONFriday lie, April 26th, Neva Rebekah Degree, r0.0.F. . —The Fingst of Music—— wae sbibiton Del JOHN MICHELL, Floor Director, FLOOR COMMITTEE: C. E. Mulloy G. B. Johnson, J. H. kiehards, A. R, Lord, John Waters, _ W. T.-Silv¥a, N. P. Brown. RECEPTION COMMITTRE: ~ Mrs. Sarah Edwards, Miss Lulu Clutter, Miss Fernande Muller, Mrs Blumenthal, Miss A. Hothersall, Mrs. J. MeCrandall, Mré, J. Rector, Migs S. Groves, Mra. W H. Martin, Mrs. H, A Noyes, TICKETS (Gentleman and Two Ladies, $1.50; To Gallery—Ladies 25 cents, Gentlemen 50 cents, CITIZENS BANK, Broad Street ... Nevada Uity Paid up Capital $30 000 A General Banking Business Transacted. W = igsve SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLh New York, Sav Francisco. And Sacramento We issue BILLS OF EXCHANG! Payable A'T SIGHT inthe prin cipal cities of GREAT BRUPAIN and EUROPE, Collections on any part of the United States a specialty. Highest Price Paid for County and State Wurrant« Geld and Silver Bullion ur chased Assay Office at this Bank. OFFICERS: BM PRESTON oe PRESIDEY~ R.M.HUNT. . >. VIC& PRESIDENT TORN T, MORGAN. io CasHier. D. B. MORGAN. Ass’T CasHiur and Sgu’¥ DIRECTORS: oR. R. M. Hont, Joun T, Moxgan Gro. M. HuGuss, D. E. MoR@AN, Wm. Epwarps, L Housman, E. M. Paeston. CORRESPONDENTS New York—First National Bank San Francisco—First National Bank. Sacramento—National Bavk of D. O. Mills Co, ART SCHOOL. PAINTING & DRAWING. R. W, J. STRAIGHT will receive h upilg On TURSDAY and FRIDAY of each week, at the residence of Mrs. L, Garthe, Nevada City, where he will teach the different branches of Oil, Water Color and Pastel Painting. The rudiments of SKETCHING FRO NATURE with pencil OF crit made ROM and easy by practical application, &@-Systematic Drawing and Shading, Crayon Drawing and Portrait Work, Mechanical, Architectural and Machinery Drawing all efficiently and satisfactorily taught, elose with such an offer? And yet this is practically what the Manhattan Life Insurance Company,of New York, has done and is doing. An ordinary endowment Life Insurance policy is a ; More profitableinvestment than a Government Bond, A Four per cent U. 8. Bond for $10,000, at the present ayerage premium costs about amount, principal end interest, to $20,000, The same sum of 812,00 will seeure a paid up Reece ment polioy due the same lee rent added advantage, that incase of his death atany time during the interim, the iusured man’s family would at once receive the whole $27,000, The Manhattan Life Insurance Company during the past twenty-five years hag paid nearly $3,000,000 in death claims and en, dowment policies on the Pacific Coast with. out a contest. No company has a_ better guarantee to offer of liberal and just treutiment of future policy holders. The Pacific Coast Manages of this Company, who has held the position Mr. John Landers have placed (CAPITAL #17000, Intwenty-five years time it would oe Senvame bidhh aces Frgmsions for over $27,000. This is a $7,000 better return i ; than the Government Bond, with the Fire Insurance Only J. F. HouGHToN, Preaident. Home ,Mutual insurance—Co OF CALIFORNIA 800 00n PRINC Ai OFFICE J. 1. N. 8HmePaRD, Vice President, A RARE. CHANGE ! A Fine Busingss _ —AND— Desirable Property FOR SALE. The undersigned foffers For Sale on favorable te: ms, the following!property In North San Juan : The well-known business ot H, H. BUHRING, Consisting*of a General Merchandise stock of Groceries, Provisions, Crocker Hardware, Furniture, Liquors, — *,* Grain,’ Etc, Etc,, K fered Hor Sale ! —ALSO—. 3 Brick Buildings with Store Fixtures! ‘2 Frame Buildings, 1 Frame Barn, 3 Horses, _3 sets Double Harness, 1 Spring Wagon. 1 Platform Scale, weighing 3200 pounds, 1 Barley Mill. 1 Safe. i For further particulars apply to Hl Hl. BUARING, NORTH SAN JUAN, IN Merchant Tailoring, D. SMITH, 4 Commercial Street, Nevada ity, 8 now better prepared than ever to make to order on ghoi+ notice and in the most satisfactory manner, , DRESS SUITS, BUSINESS-SUITS, AND. PANTS, And all of which will be done in the Highest Style of the Art. Perfect Fit and First-class Workmanship Guaranteed, PRICES the LOWEST. M@™30vn to arrive, the largest and finest stock of Foreign and Domestic Spring & Summer Goods Includiag Suitings, Vestings, Pants Goods, ete., in all the most Fashionable Patterns, D. SMITH, Commercial Street Empire Livery Stable Broad st.,; Nevada City, opp National gx change Hotel, JAMES HENNESSY, Proprietor TE PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIRE Stable ae the largest lot of Horses, arriages a B 2 To be found in this part of the Ot x Teams with elegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let.at the shortest notice and 1 gn the most reasonable terms a ts The horses are free from vice, of Ge0d style and capable of going a fast as any gen man Cures'to drive, Good Saddle Horses always on hand CARRIAGES FOR FUNERAIS PROMPTL FURNISHED LUETJE & BRAND, WATOHMAKER ANp JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada City. Cuanues H. Story, Secretary, ; R. H. Maaiyy, General Agent, ee sy! DAVID WAY, JOHN C, COLEMAN. when's aE Sao ® choice sipex af UNION MARKET, COMMERCIAL STRERT.NEVADA CITY 2 Kiske accepted un all classes of desirable for twenty-five years, ig property in this county at rates as low as gol (COLLEY BROS,, AGRE TAY --Propriatops vency and a fair profit will admit of, guaranteeing a*promptand liberal response to a) just claims for loss, ‘4 AY — DEALERS IN : At the lowest Fargo & Co.'s Express Office, Nevada ILLBE ACA NDIDATE AT THE COMvhs : 2 wn prenermeonennnone ool Cit. > : : of. W ing election for the office of City—AsDr, C. L, Mutter———-4}-—--—— “GEO W. HI LJ, Mai a os a, seen ie the decision of the voters . of Neyada City ig the Medical Referee for MAIN STREET. GRASS VALLEY ; > ae this section, x ; To Whom Itt May Concern, ~~ To 1 Communications with regard to tha In: ee For City Treasurer. : I HEREBY NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT ‘I will not be responsible for debts contracted by my wife, Maggie V, Oliver,as she has left my bed and board, without just GEORGE A, GRAY, -e Nevada City. Cause Or provocation. CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELECTION AS 3A -_ Mf. E. OLIVER. Ioity Treasurer, subject to the decisi Nevada ty April3, 1880—im the Voters Uf Hab das Gi} @ decision of ‘ surance or investment policies offered by the old Manhattan wil rg ply if addressed to the Agent for Northern California, r MR. ROBERT BRENHAM, } receive prompt reAnnual Meeting, HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STCCK holders of the Masonic Halil Association ll be held at Nevada City on o ae : National Exchange Hotel, Nevada City, Cal, ay 18th, 1889, F, eiectlng Trustees and'transactlag? er bus. PUENTIST. WEVADA OITY, .. .CA™ ore Kk. GAGPER, Secretary, K, 1 Stone Oil House.» the Min Rid nea foll desi ince 15,0 sha nun will will offi qui vali bal: req! bel will stoc

eer Sa a ap large body of ore in sight which is said pradent. Fever and ague, kidney Aroubles and rheumatism yield to it. _ Lup best and cheapest of all kind of . 92 potatoes at Weisenburzer Bros, store, -, The Daily Transcript. So. 82 Ccuinhdinitekomauas Nevada City, Cal CURCULATRE IN fovada Grabs Valley, Rough & Ready, speaceville North Sau Juan, French Cor Swee North Bloomfield, Moore's * Fiat, Granivevitie, Truckee, and every other town of Nevada county; also in Placer and Sierra counties, at Sacramento, San cisco—in fact, throughout the State “«“from Siskiyou to San Diego from the Siorca to the Sea.”’ TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1889. Motel Arrivals. Nationa Excaancge Horru.—M. Y¥. Kemmer, Forest City; J. J. Williams, Frank Galburt, Lon Walker, “Henry Graham and George Beban, Atkinson.’ Peck’s Bid Boy Company ; P.R. Gardiner and L. Foss, -Downieville; Jolin White, San Diego; Dan Perkins, Rocklin; Mrs. Geo. Lawreove, Colfux; F. Morris, Sierra City ; E.J. Post, Sutter Creek; L. Duterte, San Pranciseo; Grass Valley, 3; City, Ce Unstos Hoter.—A. L. WooJruff,Col: umbiy Hill; F.C. Pickle and D. A. ‘ Morzis, Bloomfield; Mrs Bauta and daughter, Ralph Brown and H. B Carrvin, San Franeisco; L. Schioen, M.T._Hudbardand P. M. Sprague, Sacramento; J. Hall, Boca; W. B. Sissons, Mart R. Stevens, P. J. Wallace, Miss Laura Adams, Miss Effie Adams and E. P. Payson; Atkinson’s Peck’s Bad Boy Company; L. J. Segerstrand, Indian Springs; N. Jobnson and Jas. Hair, Auburn; Grass Valley, 8; City; 5. oan SR Pea University of Californir. This office has received from Dr. J. H. C. Bonte, Secretary, the Register of the University of California for 1888-89. It isa voluminous and_perfect register, invaluable to prospective students. The following calendar wili be found interesting : Tn 1889, Class Day will fall on Saturday, June 22, and Commencement Day on Wednesday, June 26. The First. Entrance Exainination will be held during Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 27, 28, and 29, at Berkeley, Los Angeles, <drass Valley, and Chico: From June 27-to Septem ber 18, there will be vacation in the Colleges' of Letters, Science, and Law. The Second Entrance Examination wiii be held at Berkely only, and will take place during Tuesd:y,’ Wednes-. day, and Thursday, Septe: ber 17, 18, and 19. The Autumn Tern will open on Thursday, September 19. PRR CAC AO ENE Superter Court, The following business was transacted’ in the Superior Court Monday, : i a Cin ar ‘i “Thardly know. Let me see both White Sugit, 4 Ibs kinds. What kind do you like best, Brown Suwar, 12 Flo?” Rice, f. i “O, I don’t know, really. It don’t . (‘grrauty, 0 ° ] make much difference.” Prunes oo aes ] “No, so 1t don't, for—” . one geo “What number, miss?” . Beane, ro I “Oh, _ an see. a ot I ~_ esta Hiea Coffee, 4 th j ways forget just what number co) votes we D janes wear. Thirteen, think. What numWashing Powder, I2 papers t ber do you wear, Flo?” 7 Chocolate, a ae “Twelve and a half Starch, ae . “Do you? I shouldn’t think I’a . ;: Rtapy ae wear a larger number than you, would ori Stare h, i ee I you?” Oysters, rl a . “I don’t know.” fireen Corn, ,* 4 “I suppose my neck is—No,-I don’t tireen Peas bs I want.so high a collar as that. Do you tee Boas : “ I like a high collar, Fio?” phi IZ Deas, ie . “I hardly know, really.” Tom:tocs, 8 “Of course it depends altogether on Nalmon, 2 ib cansd. * 1 rad kind of neck One has. Mine is as Salmon th“ qm 1] ong as a stork’s. Table Fruit 6 « I *Oh, Flo!” a ya ruil, “It isl”. Pie Fruit, Mitt : “How ridiculous! 1 think—" Jelly, 6.“ 1 " “Here is a lower collar, miss,” Nardi g 1 “Qh, that’s too low. Don’t you think . ‘ ar ines, ‘ Ee so, Flo?” ' Deviled Ham, = 4 { “It ts rather low, really.” Corned Beef, 6. 4 ] “Of course it is. 1 always—oh. look . , ‘ ‘ at these handkerchiefs back of us! Vondensed ¥ ilk, 6 I Aren't they lovely?” handkerchief!” stitching at the top; do you, Flo?” rows.”’ “ I don’t just like that either; do you, Flo?” : just how, but I don’t likeit. The stitching.is_so far apart: don’t. you think so, Flo?’ : . “I don’t know but it is. Judge J. M. Walling presiding: Estate of Sarah A. Williams,deceased. Final account settled. Estate of Isabella McKeon, deceased. John B. McKeon appointed ad. . ministrator. The following were ‘ap-. pointed appraisers: A. D. Sutton, Thos. Hughes and John Byrne. £. G, Sukeforth ys. Geo. Lord. : ; tig] . PUChing counter and then race back to Statement on motion for new ‘trial the collar department, and finally emerge from the store in just eightyseven minutes after they enter it, Bessie having by this time concluded thatshe ‘didn’t believe she’d get the Dercur-. eollar to-day, anyhow,” and she (0 ll settled. B. McGrath vs. Florence Byrne, administratrix. Statement on motion for for new trial! settled. DeNoon vs. Morrison et al. rer to complaint over-ruled by cgnsent. . doesn’t. —Time. 8. A. Winn, insoivent debtor. Order of publication of notice to creditors. A Sign of Prosperity. Sierra City Tribune: Anotber big knock-out between two young men . lished at New York in the year 1716, took place Tuesday night, and entertained.a large crowd on Main street for pretty nearly.an hour. One of the combatants had four fingers on one hand bitten to the tone and the other hand was badly chewed up, while the other received a slight bite on the arm and was badly bruised up about the head. The trouble was caused ly one of the men accusing the other of tuking a pair of snow-hoes. ‘This is a sure sign that Sierra City is getting lively agaia. There bas to be blood shed almost every day in the week be{cre the place is thought to be prosperousandlively, Such is life in the far, far north. —_———~+~e+Mining Im Easterm Nevada Co. The Republican says: There is a fair sized mining excitement at Bronco, ‘and it is claimed that some good ledges of mineral bearing ore exist in that,vicinity. Rodda McClellan is de veloping one ledge and is running a tunnel which wil] strike the vein in about 80 feet. Sixty feet of this distance has already‘been run: Another man is prospecting a big ledge on the opposite side of the river. There is a to assay eight dollars per ton. Weare informed that the ‘McClellan ledge consists mainly of plumbago or grapbite, and is likely to prove valuable. A ROM I i tn Man Wanis a Tonic When there is a lack of elastic energy in the system, shown by a sensation of languor and unrest inthe morning, much yawning during the day and disturbed sleep at night, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters infuses unwonted energy intethe enfeebled and nervous, endowing them with muscular cnergy, an ability to repose healthfully, and digest without inconvence. Neryousness, headache, . biliousness, impaired appetite and 4 feeble, troublesome . stomach, are-all and speedily set right by this matchless regulator and invigrant. The mineral poisons, among them strychnia and nux vomica, are never safe tonics, even in infinitesimal doses. The Bitters answers the purmore effectually, and can bére6 Puss act like magic on a. ~ does it, Flo?’’ ‘ . “No, I don’t believe it does.” co A get some ruching and let the collar go; . Nap Franeiseo Candles, 64 for I 00 would you?”’ ; “Oh, ‘yes.”' *. “I believe I will get it.” ‘EDINBURGH was made the ‘metropolis of Scotland in 1492, by James III. and Harvey irferred the general circulation of the blood in 1616. the middle of the eighteenth century by Alompra, the first sovereign of the present dynasty. ’ RviiNe machines, which are now used for i N ume OG Fy 73 { ruling paper with faint lines, were invented ()\S at NIT . 0) by an ingenious Dutchman, a resident of : ) London, in 1782. Milton, the author of “Paradise Lost,’ at} NEVADA CITY....... CALIF. the trial and execution of Charles that the great poet brought on incurable blindness. sorry teres vaniel peteces oommaeien . HEAVIEST 10 THE LIGHTEST, phy gag S oaaadaad Limehouse and Gravesend in 1815. established by Frederick William 1,. 4@ Will do it Cheaper March 10,1813, to honor bravery in the war with France. It was revived by William I. atthe time of the Franco-Prussian war, 1870 71. ; of the Carians. Homer 907 B. C., and frequently by Roman historians. In Scotland an instrument of torture named “the boot’? was used upon. yaging to have it done elsewhere. the Covenanters about the year 1666. Jacob Astor, who bequeathed BOQO NOD FORT oe en a that purpose, was opened in New York City SATISFACTION January 9, 1854. In January, 1856, William B. Astor, son of the founder, gave the land to double the size of the building, and in 1879 John Jacob Astor, the second of the name, gave the land and directed the erection of a second new building; the cost of } ti the last improvements being about $250,000. . P'Y One of the Looking for Greater Miracles. i in: % Well, this do beat all!” exclaimed Aunt Best Weadworkers in he State. ‘3 Harriet, as they took their first ride on the one, elevated; ‘‘ who'd ‘a’ thought o’ railroadin’ in the air?’’ paper says that a big parto’ the railroad companies of New York are run largely on : water, and that’s the kind o’ road I want . 4" AT LOW PRICES 39 to see afore we go home.”"—Puck, _ pa it aa aR ae lie of any thing in the tiouse. But when G. A. 8. Meter said to them one morning, after the return of the household: “(I have not registered a single foot of gas not burned this summer,” each threw up his hands and cried: ‘‘Done.” wanes eters mat irr earn . All Kinds of Repairing. "A benevolent old gentleman saw a de-. 1 \NU}ACTURING ( OMPANY. jected-looking boy in a passage way and stopped to speak to him. there’s ‘always room at the top,’” old elevator ain’t a runnin’ that way this trip,” and he pressed the button savagely. a i" “Yes,” she remarked, proudly, ‘my hus. band is a member of one of the foremost professions of the age. He is an electyiPid * a hale rage ttn OOD the new wii. BARTON, em, ONLY A COLLAR; Or, Kighty-Seven Minutes in a Dry-Goods Store--4 Comedy from Life. “Oh, wait a moment, Flo, I want to step in here and get me ® collar; it won't take me but just a moment.” So they went into Linnen & Cotton's, and, after stopping at various counters to pricesome ribbon, gloves, lace, fans, hair-pins, buttons, silk, chenille, Saxony, passamentrie and slippers, none of which they had any idea of purchasing, they found themselves at the Wheat, PRICEILIST FOR CASEI! Flour, per 160 Ths, “ “ 32% collar and cuff counter. Corn, Sy tae 9 00 ‘a — {-}—— i . ed es a, ase,”’ £@PWe have removed our branch store at Grass Va ey from stree = Let are — ee collars, ple Rolled Burley si 1 F 7 iy street, and now occupy the two floors, each 75 feet long, in the building formerly known said Bessie. % re a a. yp . as “THE 3088 OF THE ROAD,” which has been fitted up and arranged in a style not ‘All linen?” asked the clerk. ° Braa. per 160 ily, 2 ; ‘Oh, yes, certainly, all linen.” ' “Square or round-cornered?” Lard, 10 Ib cans lard, S jb.“ “Aren’t they? I do love a pretty “Sodo I. Areal neat—” ‘‘How do you like this collar, miss?” “Oh, I don't like three rows of Kerosene, 5!allon"ean .‘‘Two rows look better, I think.” “So do L Let me see some with two ‘\rup, per i) gallon keg “Yes’m;-here’s-one.”? WM. WOLF’S re Store nNevads Oy L Hy mal, Spring and Summer Clothing Mais Nt., Opposite Union Hotei, 2 (. mestic Cloths. , 1 00 city and vicinity that. we have secured the services of lard, 5b 50 Kerosene, Per gallon ; \yru » Per Lil lon was 8 n the polic af 2 25) tion asa FIRST CLASS MILLINER Was 80: well eg~. 070% Moree in ths policy, Picklis, per Five gallon keg, 1 00) tablished in § : Pickles, per half gal.,,borth4 95 tablished in former years crcntenporemnenicomnebe aa on i, ---=@ 5. Also, an Immense Stock 2of. Imported and Do paid their fare from Nevada City to Grass Valley and back. Ibe under the charge of Andrew Johnson (formeriy with A, Friedman of Nevada (Feat Heis the most artistic cutter that ever came to Nevada County. Our shop will shall by this means be ab'e to give entire satisfaction to €veryba iv'whe desires a perfec . fitting suit, made to measure. not. We guarantee a fit_or-no sale. meme Lord Girls ano shall gradually increase the number.of our employes. SHOES. The stvre is lighted with electricity forthe accommodation of patrons, NATIONAL HOTEL BUILDING ON BROAD STREET. (i. EXYWMAN & CO., S. F. Opposition Stores, Nevada City and Grass :Vallev. P.S. All Country Orders by mail promptly filled. One Frice OF THE FIRM OF L. HYMAN & CO., has returned frem San Francisco where he purchased *) . elsewhere found outside of the large cities. We invite all, rich and poor, buyers and cheapest ana safest mode of making a Vi 4 lings “ . 27 1/ Sreseate at es re pe our establishment. They will be waited upon wit 1th bh 72 . pleasure and thanked for coming H By, &@-People outside of.Grass Valle who deal at our Grass Vallestore will be 4 We will within two weeks open a first-class MEMDMANT TANLORING ‘ , i esffenisn MENT in connection with our clothing store at Grass Valley. It will. man justify himself in neglecting such a stocked with an extensive assortment of fine cloths, both domestic and imported. We £aF-PATRONIZE HOME, as we can give you better oargains than you can_ get. the age of patriotism, the other from the when you give your measure to drumme:s, and have to take the suit whether it fits or age of progress. Atthe start we shall employ in the Tailoring Department Three Men and Two has witnessed, it may be urged that neither ploy yy . the application of scientific discovery to EVERYBODY INVITED TO CALL AND SEK OUR ELEGANT NEW STORE A‘t ee GRA38 VALLEY AND EXAMINE OUR LARGE STOUK OF CLOTHING, BOOTS AND . the establishing of a higher civilization, bili 1 a REMEMBER THAT OUR NEVADA‘CITY STORE ISIREMOVED TO THE . 2OF Of laws fecilitating commercial an TEL Insurance Gompany. ". Assets, $12,000,000. ——fI— “f& Policy of Life Insurance 18the b ” certain provision for One's family."’— BEN. FRANKLIN. “Once the question was, ‘Can a Christian man righttully seek Life Insurance ?' The question now is, ‘Can a Christian % duty?’ —HENRY WARD BEECHER. t ~ Buch is the dicta of two of America’s greatest minds—one gpeaking to us from In the wonderful mutations of biisiness and seience which the past half century nor the effects of iiberal economic laws, fiuancial exchange, have been as wonderful as the progress in the science of Life Insurance or as beneficial to the human race. . Thirty years ago a man who applied for «. 4n Insifrance policy, besides conveying to his neighbors unpleasant suspicions of his MILLINERY NOTICE. MISS KATE. RAUER, “Yes, I see, um-Um-um—somehow,+Mark erat per kit “I don't know, really.” ‘Looks so kind of -of—I don’t know Japan Tea, por d tb box hig. Breakfast“ “Let me see something with only . x, pe {one row of stitching. Oh, I dcn’¢ ike Savon Soap, per hox, ; I 10 thats do you, Flo?” NaVon Soup, 4 bars A) “I don’t know, really.”” , “It don’t look like it was all linen; Harkness Candles, prbox 2 75 Harkness Candles, 34 for 1 00 fioodwin-Candles, per bux 2 50 3 “I’m sure it isn’t. I’ve a notion to. Sal Frane’o “ Starch, per box 50 ‘Butter, per roll 40) Tobacco, per plug, 50 lay, per ton 20 00 And everything else in proportion. All Goods Fresh and Pure, WM. WOLF. SU Raaaieaaee a For Fo . ——— A Business Announcement , Worth Reading ! WM. BARTON, --AT THE— “Oh, suit yourself, dear.” “Do you like ruching? , They spend half an hour at the ee el HISTORICAL FRAGMENTS. Tue first Colonial post-office was estabANaTomy was taught by Mondino in 1815, Tue empire of Burmah was founded in ON THE PLAZA, Ir was through the exertions of John is Prepared to do all kinds of SrTzamM was first applied to boats in Amer-. WF 'm bis line from the And what is equally important, THE Prussian order of the Iron Cross was Than it Bas Ever i Boots are said to have been the invention Been Done Be sore. They were mentioned by a f£&?~ Call and see. him before enTue Astor Library, founded by John aaa EVERY TIME ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED, Mr. Barton has regularly in his emWill Put Up New Work “$bo!"’ replied Uncle Abner; ‘ my news5 On Contract Still Ahead. The Best-Vehicles. O@@F™ I have the agency for the celbrated STUDEBAKER BROTHERS re n a Room at the Top. Now in stock, two of their SPLENDID WAGONS, suitable for two hors“Yer bet,”answered the youth; “but ther es, which will-be sold CHEAP FOR CASH. Carts and other? Vehicles. “Looking for a job, my boy? Remember — * a The Advance of Science, : pecan Reb Ploza Blacksmith Shop, o a9] oO fiood Tea per th ri) Japan Tea per tb 30 1 50 ae Fngtsh Breakfast, per Ih 3) Soap, per box 50

in the way of All of which will be sold at the howest Prices, MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY.. EE —_—__—___——————— NEW FIRM, NEW GOODS, LARGEST STOCK. 7+—000-—-—— Great Reduction of Prices at PAA A AAA AAAI AAD ADA A AAA AAA AAA AAA AAA AAAI AAA AA AAAAAIA Successor to Hyman Bros. es on Having purchased the immense business ot Hyman Bros. in Nevada City at a great sacrifice, Iam prepared to give the people of Nevada County BARGAINS in Olothing, Gent’s Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes. Trunks, Satchels, Etc., Etc., AT PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH THEM . ! NOW IS YOUR TIME TO PURCHASE! CHARLES CRIMES, (Manager Hyman Bros., Nevada ity, for the past Nine Years,) Corner Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY. — ae = SS, ens GREAT New York Bakery. Nlawghter in Clothing ! +: : G. WM. DURST, : Proprietor, 50 Per Ceat Reduction <2 John Hurst, on Oe . : AVENG .PURCHASED THIS WELL ' {n'Fine Tailoring ! H known and popular~ Bakery of Mrs ee COMMEROIAL STREET AM OVERSTOCKED WITH FINE DOMESTiC AND IMPORTED CLOTHS, and business is dull. I must keep my workmen busy, evenifI make nothing out of their labor. I have therefore Put:Prices Down to. Bedrock ! intend to keep on haud at 1] times® goor Variety of BREAD, PIES, CAKE, Etc. Wedding Cates ined . and Pa. try Made to order on short notice o1 mos reasonable terms: All order for anything in my line promp ly attended to, $40 Suits for $25. $13 Pants for $9. Zverything else in the Tailor.ng line correspondingly cheap.told Satisfaction in style and fit guaraner By strict attention to hueiness, givin good satisfaction and selling at low rates, L ope to merit a liberal patronage, PW FRIED MAN, 2 Ver City késieies. . FASHIONABLE TAILOR, Scan broad Sireet, two doors below Wells,. .SAMUE M., SHURTLEFF ry . . : gS: f y d , We take pleasure in announcing to the Ladies of this . °xte "ste for your. cussedness, cr “your Who has just returned from the East, and whose reputa. ust be paid according to the strict letter We are now receiving everything that is new and tasty anentally weak, morally improvident if not Hats, Bonnets, lowers, Ribbons and ‘Trimmings, . =. * If you go to South American mi * ric mines, to x CEA Ss. GSECLIVEEsSS. ¥ South African diamond fields or to partake PIRI AAAI IDI A AI AI ID IAD IAI AIA IAAI IIA AISI AAAI AAI AIGA IG . Of the succulent orange on its native Florof San Franciseo,—whose generosity of : q heart, and integrity of character both in. Grass Vallgy Branch For Nevada County Meet, Purk, Mutton, Veal, Bie, Insurance and mining affai ' him in the front rank of California Argo=. mental decay, had a rather hard bargain on his hands; Every clause of his policy ‘. Was iron-elad in favor of the Company It was a purely Die to Win Game, And not only die to win, but-you had to die ‘jest so.” Step. into Florida, parts of Louisiana end Texas; go to s8éa—and a whole lot of other places too numerous to mention—and you were either charged an policy became worthless in the eyent of death, Errors or misstatements in your application and your medical examination subjected youto the horrible possibility of paying in a lot of money and winding up qin the soup.” Your annual premiums of the law; on the stroke of the clock; as One hour, yea, one minute, aud your savings of years have been swallowed up by the ravenous monster, Well, al this has changed; and today the man who, having a family does not proudly wave aloft his Insurance poliey, announces himself as behind the times, viciously selfish, and if he have the appearance of good health his extraordinary neglect to Uo tie Kens bIe thiig by himself and family may arouse in hig good neighbors the terrible suspicion that he is the Today your Insurance policy is one of the Simplest [Promises to Pay Kyown to legal or business forms. It simply says, ‘Pay your premiums and we will pay your insurance.” Look at your lovely wife and your beautiful children. Look at your widowed mother, the hand that cared for you inthe hours of your weakness, and is now resting gently upon you, and remember every hour that passes now ig hurrying you along to your.end,. Take adyantage of what Science and centuries of experience have placed in your reach by Insurance. To that lovely wife, to those prattling innocents, tothat saintly form whose eyes, lacking the lustre of youth, and hair white with the frost df age, yet tell you a tale of love and deyotion to duty. Give to these, we say, the assurance that your love end your duty extend beyond he grave, idian heath—weil, we guess you’ll be a little more careful of yourself than when breathing the pure air, and attending to ‘your routine labor at home in the pine clad Sierras, Should you take a policy today, and in a few years’ Your Pay-gravel is worked out, Well, we won’t throw you overboard. You have acquired au equity, proportioned to your payments, in your policy,.and that we will give you most cheerfully. But when an Insurance Company says to you—as does the Manhattan Life Insurance Company of New York—"My friend, I am forty years ofage and in my day have seen many great financial panies which have shaken the thrones of princes and tottered your Banks and your Kailroads, but at no time in my life has any creditor of mine had slightest cause to fear my stability, look where you may to invest your money securely in America, and you will find that the ‘promise to pay’ signed by your own Government, is the only bond in the market rated as more sound and staple than myown.” Waving acquired this information, suppose @ Special agent of the U. 8. ‘Treasury should callon youtoday and say: “The Government would iike to gell you bonds for any amount between $1,000 and 980,000, and if it is nut convenient for you to make the investment at once, we will allow you+to-pay;‘for the bonds in ten equal annua: installments !’ And suppose iu addition to this, the Government, wishing tomake this the most desirable investment in the world, should stipulate in the bond not only to pay them at the end of the term, but in case of your previous death, to pay them to your family, and at the same time release your family from paying any further money, would you uot at ounce VIANHATTAN) ld Follows’ BAL ~AT— Armory ‘tall : Nevada Citv 7 “ONFriday lie, April 26th, Neva Rebekah Degree, r0.0.F. . —The Fingst of Music—— wae sbibiton Del JOHN MICHELL, Floor Director, FLOOR COMMITTEE: C. E. Mulloy G. B. Johnson, J. H. kiehards, A. R, Lord, John Waters, _ W. T.-Silv¥a, N. P. Brown. RECEPTION COMMITTRE: ~ Mrs. Sarah Edwards, Miss Lulu Clutter, Miss Fernande Muller, Mrs Blumenthal, Miss A. Hothersall, Mrs. J. MeCrandall, Mré, J. Rector, Migs S. Groves, Mra. W H. Martin, Mrs. H, A Noyes, TICKETS (Gentleman and Two Ladies, $1.50; To Gallery—Ladies 25 cents, Gentlemen 50 cents, CITIZENS BANK, Broad Street ...... Nevada Uity Paid up Capital $30 000 A General Banking Business Transacted. W = igsve SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLh New York, Sav Francisco. And Sacramento We issue BILLS OF EXCHANG! Payable A'T SIGHT inthe prin cipal cities of GREAT BRUPAIN and EUROPE, Collections on any part of the United States a specialty. Highest Price Paid for County and State Wurrant« Geld and Silver Bullion ur chased Assay Office at this Bank. OFFICERS: BM PRESTON oe PRESIDEY~ R.M.HUNT. .. >. VIC& PRESIDENT TORN T, MORGAN. io CasHier. D. B. MORGAN.. Ass’T CasHiur and Sgu’¥ DIRECTORS: oR. R. M. Hont, Joun T, Moxgan Gro. M. HuGuss, D. E. MoR@AN, Wm. Epwarps, L Housman, E. M. Paeston. CORRESPONDENTS New York—First National Bank San Francisco—First National Bank. Sacramento—National Bavk of D. O. Mills Co, ART SCHOOL. PAINTING & DRAWING. R. W, J. STRAIGHT will receive h upilg On TURSDAY and FRIDAY of each week, at the residence of Mrs. L, Garthe, Nevada City, where he will teach the different branches of Oil, Water Color and Pastel Painting. The rudiments of SKETCHING FRO NATURE with pencil OF crit made ROM and easy by practical application, &@-Systematic Drawing and Shading, Crayon Drawing and Portrait Work, Mechanical, Architectural and Machinery Drawing all efficiently and satisfactorily taught, elose with such an offer? And yet this is practically what the Manhattan Life Insurance Company,of New York, has done and is doing. An ordinary endowment Life Insurance policy is a ; More profitableinvestment than a Government Bond, A Four per cent U. 8. Bond for $10,000, at the present ayerage premium costs about amount, principal end interest, to $20,000, The same sum of 812,00 will seeure a paid up Reece ment polioy due the same lee rent added advantage, that incase of his death atany time during the interim, the iusured man’s family would at once receive the whole $27,000, The Manhattan Life Insurance Company during the past twenty-five years hag paid nearly $3,000,000 in death claims and en, dowment policies on the Pacific Coast with. out a contest. No company has a_ better guarantee to offer of liberal and just treutiment of future policy holders. The Pacific Coast Manages of this Company, who has held the position Mr. John Landers have placed (CAPITAL #17000, Intwenty-five years time it would oe Senvame bidhh aces Frgmsions for over $27,000. This is a $7,000 better return i ; than the Government Bond, with the Fire Insurance Only J. F. HouGHToN, Preaident. Home ,Mutual insurance—Co OF CALIFORNIA 800 00n PRINC Ai OFFICE J. 1. N. 8HmePaRD, Vice President, A RARE. CHANGE ! A Fine Busingss _ —AND— Desirable Property FOR SALE. The undersigned foffers For Sale on favorable te: ms, the following!property In North San Juan : The well-known business ot H, H. BUHRING, Consisting*of a General Merchandise stock of Groceries, Provisions, Crocker Hardware, Furniture, Liquors, — *,* Grain,’ Etc, Etc,, K fered Hor Sale ! —ALSO—. 3 Brick Buildings with Store Fixtures! ‘2 Frame Buildings, 1 Frame Barn, 3 Horses, _3 sets Double Harness, 1 Spring Wagon. 1 Platform Scale, weighing 3200 pounds, 1 Barley Mill. 1 Safe. i For further particulars apply to Hl Hl. BUARING, NORTH SAN JUAN, IN Merchant Tailoring, D. SMITH, 4 Commercial Street, Nevada ity, 8 now better prepared than ever to make to order on ghoi+ notice and in the most satisfactory manner, , DRESS SUITS, BUSINESS-SUITS, AND. PANTS, And all of which will be done in the Highest Style of the Art. Perfect Fit and First-class Workmanship Guaranteed, PRICES the LOWEST. M@™30vn to arrive, the largest and finest stock of Foreign and Domestic Spring & Summer Goods Includiag Suitings, Vestings, Pants Goods, ete., in all the most Fashionable Patterns, D. SMITH, Commercial Street Empire Livery Stable Broad st.,; Nevada City, opp National gx change Hotel, JAMES HENNESSY, Proprietor TE PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIRE Stable ae the largest lot of Horses, arriages a B 2 To be found in this part of the Ot x Teams with elegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let.at the shortest notice and 1 gn the most reasonable terms a ts The horses are free from vice, of Ge0d style and capable of going a fast as any gen man Cures'to drive, Good Saddle Horses always on hand CARRIAGES FOR FUNERAIS PROMPTL FURNISHED LUETJE & BRAND, WATOHMAKER ANp JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada City. Cuanues H. Story, Secretary, ; R. H. Maaiyy, General Agent, ee sy! DAVID WAY, JOHN C, COLEMAN. when's aE Sao ® choice sipex af UNION MARKET, COMMERCIAL STRERT..NEVADA CITY 2 Kiske accepted un all classes of desirable for twenty-five years, ig property in this county at rates as low as gol (COLLEY BROS,, AGRE TAY --Propriatops vency and a fair profit will admit of, guaranteeing a*promptand liberal response to a) just claims for loss, ‘4 AY — DEALERS IN : At the lowest Fargo & Co.'s Express Office, Nevada ILLBE ACA NDIDATE AT THE COMvhs : 2 wn prenermeonennnone ool Cit. > : : of. W ing election for the office of City—AsDr, C. L, Mutter———-4}-—--—— “GEO W. HI LJ, Mai a os a, seen ie the decision of the voters . of Neyada City ig the Medical Referee for MAIN STREET. GRASS VALLEY ; > ae this section, x ; To Whom Itt May Concern, ~~ To 1 Communications with regard to tha In: ee For City Treasurer. : I HEREBY NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT ‘I will not be responsible for debts contracted by my wife, Maggie V, Oliver,as she has left my bed and board, without just GEORGE A, GRAY, -e Nevada City. Cause Or provocation. CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELECTION AS 3A -_ Mf. E. OLIVER. Ioity Treasurer, subject to the decisi Nevada ty April3, 1880—im the Voters Uf Hab das Gi} @ decision of ‘ surance or investment policies offered by the old Manhattan wil rg ply if addressed to the Agent for Northern California, r MR. ROBERT BRENHAM, } receive prompt reAnnual Meeting, HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STCCK holders of the Masonic Halil Association ll be held at Nevada City on o ae : National Exchange Hotel, Nevada City, Cal, ay 18th, 1889, F, eiectlng Trustees and'transactlag? er bus. PUENTIST. WEVADA OITY, ... .CA™ ore Kk. GAGPER, Secretary, K, 1 Stone Oil House.» the Min Rid nea foll desi ince 15,0 sha nun will will offi qui vali bal: req! bel will stoc