February 7, 1889 (4 pages)

. Bhe Daily Veanseript Go. $2 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cel CIRCULATES 18 ' 4 h & Ready, 3 “Bpenocvilie North Sen fusn, French Corps r North Bloomfield, Moore’s Truckee, and ag oth. @rtown of county; also in F —_ at "en Sekipoo'ts Sas Dogo! nom the 3 a erra to the ~ eae THURSDAY, FEB. 7, 1889. LATE NEWS. ® Charles O’Neal, of Volcano, waé thrown from a buggy on Saturday and had his skull fractured._The: merchants of Spokane Fails have organized for the purpose ot fighting the Northern Pacific. George Godas las been sentenced to hang at Helena, Montana, on March 8th, for the murder of an old man named Emboden. William “fravis has-been arrested at Detroit for shooting off his left hand, for the purpose of defrauding insurance voioy COMpanies out of money. ~ William H. Hil!, Superintendent fies) w: for RH. Macy & Co., the great dry ' goods concern of New York, accidentally swallowed strychnine on Monday for quinine. He died almost instantly. : i ~W. Mann, a native of Keniucky, for the last twenty-two years a resident of Auburn, died Monday of cancer. He had held the position of Supervisor and for four years was County Treasurer. Aman named Diamond, an employment agent at Los Angeles, collected $2.50 each from some 200 laborers, a. who were to be put at work on arailroad in San Fernando valley, and then skipped. There was no work for them. At Redbird, Clay county, Kentucky, last week there was an affray between the Sizmore gang and their enemies, in which ‘“‘Bud”’ Carsmuth and ‘‘ Black Bill’ Sizmore were killed and ‘ Robert pel Sizmore and one of the Garrisons bad-+ ly wounded. ¢ Sarah Long, a disreputable woman, went to the home of H.C., Arrington, three miles from Tullahoma, Tennes-, absence, and on being refused food, killed Mrs. Arrington by beating her with a heavy bludgeon. F ‘J. V. Knapp, a Marquette, Michigan, banker, suspended Monday morning and the bank is now in the hands of a receiver. The liabilities are about $50,000. The suspension was caused by hard collections and a jarge draft which could not be met. Pee & Thomas Harris, agperchant doing i business at Cove, Ark., was sentence L 4 so two years’ imprisonment for murder, but was lately pardoned the act : having been found to have been com-;,? mitted in self-defense, On his return ‘ee home his neighbors gave him a grand ‘ovation. M. W. Merriam, an eccentric Saffolk ecunty, N. Y., school-master, willed ; his property in bulk to the ‘United » States Government. One of his reasons was the Government was rich and could fight his sister if she attempted to contest the will. Hle was worth about $100,000. A remnant of the Cliff-Dwellers, supposed to have been extinct, is said to be dwelling in the San Matoe Mountains, N. M. They are very small, not over three feet in height, and wild. They have been also in the Black Range, and as soon as the snow melts parties will go ont to capture them if possible. These facts are-~vétiched for by reliable men at Albuquerque. At Butte, Montana, Monday, John giant powder on the stove of his cabin for the purpose of thawing the substance, it being frozen. The powder soon exploded with terrific effect, wrecking the whole interior of the house. Talkar was blown through the door into the street in a dazed condition, but miracuously escaped any other injury. At Santa Paula last Saturday night in a hotel kitchen, a Chinese cook insulted a white waiter girl, which was resented by a colored porter named Richard A. Brown. The Chinese cook and his heathen assistant attacked the negro with a butcker knife and a cleaver, Brown defending himself with a chair, which was finally cut to pieces. Then he drew a revolver and shot and mortally wounded the cook. Brown gave himself np. a Arrivals at the Union Hotel. { : 2 > Mas, J. Narrzicer, Proprietor. ' February 5, 1889. ¢ Whitney, 13 3 ae y er F £ Govenlaw, Sacramento, Falls gs a, w Edwards, Bridge, ° Oe 3) 4 Godfrey, Columbia Hill, . F Archer, San Francisco, * » J Frendenburr, Washington, 2 ' 8 Slupp, do Mrs. Branard, All 4 Shend peters 7 bert, Moores z Tease Y ncsiedy CTeglar, do D Douglass, do B Srvivais at National Exchanee Hotel. Rgoron BROTHERS, Proprietors. ys ae ; February 6th, 1889. GC San Francisco, 5 Gi , see, Monday, during--Mr. —Arrington’s}Talkar, a miner, placed two sticks of . : The Proper Way to Drink. } Says the Sanitary Inspector regarding exercising .care\ in drinking. -An exchange notaces as a wise precaution the act of a Philadelphia physician, who, while riding in a railroad car, gave oneof his children a drink of water by spreading a clean handkerchief over the top of the glass to prewent the contact of the child’s lips with the tumbler. A still better expedient, with the same object in view, has often been resorted to by the writer, and his children have been instructed to practice the same precaution when obliged to drink from a mug or tumbler on the cars, steamboats or at public-drinking fountains. It consists im bringing the lower edge of the drinkingcup beneath the lower lip, instead of letting it eome in contact with the mucuous membrane of the mouth. Teach the children to stick their whole bill into the cup when they tukesa drink under such circumstances, for it avoids a real and considerable danger of infection from certain conBroke the Youth's Heart. Editor-in-chief (kindly, to young man just added to the staff)—You will understand, Mr. Jordleson, that on certain hackneyed themes we avoid wearying the patience of the public: You Will not be expected, Mr. “Jordléson, for instance, to write any witticisms on the banana-peel on the sidewalk, the anule, the stovepipe, the church oyster, the spring poet, boarding-house butter, the Chicago girl’s foot, hair in the soup, the mother in-law—Bring some water somebody! He has fainted! ; The Wrong Preposition. “Well, my boy,” he asked, cheerfully, at the breakfast table the morning after Cholly had taken the important leap, .“‘how did things go last evening? Did she smile on your proposal?” . “No,” said Cholly, faintly pushing -eway2 breakfast roll. “She smiled at if,’ Iv-you-_bave catarrh, you are in danger, as the disease is liable to become chronic and affgct-your general health, or develop into consumption. Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures catarrh by purifying and enriching the blood, and building up the system. Give it a trial. —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_——— WwW. P. SOWDEN, Attorney and Oounselor at Law . WWILLER? CTICE IN-ALL THE COURTS of tile State of: California, and of the United States. Office in the Tilley Block, corner of Pine and Broad streets, Nevada City, Cal. NOTICE OF RE-SALE. No. 1415, Sheriff's Sale. In the Superior Court of the Cbunty of Ne vada, State of California. [Order of Sale. . “JOHN CURRY etals., Plaintiffs, ve. H. G. BATTEY et als., ; Defendants. HEREAS, John and Mary A. Curry, T. C, Randall, David Ayers, Wm. Willoughby and Mathew Tonkin, Kilter Andrew, M. J. Bernardo, Samuel Simmons, Joseph Costa and Thomas Costa, on the 30th day of November, A, D. 1888, recovered aiocement against H. G. Battey and_R. E. bipson, as follows, viz: To John Curry and Mary A. Curry the sum of $5426.94, with costs of suit taxed at $78.15, and counsel fees allowed hereith amounting to the sum of $250.00. To T. C. Randall for the sum of $2196.25, with costs of suit taxed at $31.50 and counsel fees allowed herein amountifig to the sum of $150.00. To Dayid Ayers for the sun Of $634.00, with costs of suit taxed at $101,40,and $2.50 for filing and recording said Lien, and counsel] fees allowed herein in the sum ot $100.00. To William Willoughb and Mathew Tonkin the sum of $380.08, wit: costs of suit axed at $31 50, and counsel fees allowed herein amounting to the sum of 2.00. To Kilter Andrew for the sum of 121.50} and the snin of $2.50 for filing and recording Lien, and counsel fees allowed herein amounting tothe sum of $50.00. To M. J. Bernardo forthe sum of 00 and thesum of $2.50 for filing and recording lien, and counsel fees allowed herein amounting tothe sum of $50.00. To Samuel Simmons for the sum of $70.00, and the sum of $2.50 for me 3 and recording Lien, and counsel fees allowed }.erein amounting to the sum of $50.00. ToJoseph Costa for the sum of $285.00, and the sum of $2.50 for filing and recording Lien. and counsel fees allowed herein amounting tothe sum of $50.00. To Thomas Costa for the sum of $225.00, end the sum of $2.50 for filing and recording Lien, and counse) fees allowed herein amounting to the sum of $50.00, with interest thereon on each of said amounts from the date of suid judgment.at the rate of seyen pe: cent per alnum till paid, which said judgment is recorved in the Judgment Book No. 2, of the said Superior Court, on pages 197 et. seq. and Whereas it is ordered that the Mortgage and Liens set forth in the Judgment Creditors’ Complatnts be foremenrenee property therein described, towit : Alland singular the whole of that certain mining claim or ledge,or lode, of gold beariny quartz rock, situite, lying and being inNevada Township, Nevada county, California, and known us “the Curry or lla Quartz Mine,” and. particularly bounded and described as follows: Lying in the North West Quartér.of Sectioa Three, in Township No. 16 N. 8.8 E, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, accstiing to the United States survey. Commencing on lode line at a stake No.Une inthe Southerly end of the claim, and running thence (var. 189 Eust) South 151 ch ins ‘to stake Ne. 6. Thence North 294° West 22.72 chains to stake. Thence North 60° East 6.05 chains to stake 50. 5. Thence South 603.9 West 4.54 chains to place of beginning. Said claim embracing the ledge or lode, and all lands within the ex.erior boundaries abuve described, @nd lays Northerly from the Debar-. nardi claim, and North West from the Aggie claim, togetber with all and singular the tenements, heriditaments, and ayparnnssces thereunto belonging, be sold at public auction to satisfy said judgment together with interest and costs as follows, towit: Jobn Curry and Mary A. Curry upon the undivided one-third (1-3) of said CurHd or Ella wine, aud including no part of the individuai one-half of said mine. To T. C, Randall upon the undivided one-half (1-2) of saidmine, including no part o the undiviued one-third of said mine. To said Dayid Axor the whole 2f said mine. To Wm. Willoughby and Mathew Tonkin the whole ofsaid mine. To Kilter Andrew .J. Bernardo, Samuel Simmons, Joseph Costa and Thoma< Costa are equal in rank upon the whole of said mine. And whereas on the 29th day of December, 1888, all of the above ‘described property was offered at Sliefiff’s sale after due and “legal notice thereof, as required by law, wheu Johu Curry became the purchaser of an undivided one-third interest in and to all of the above described property, T. C. Randall was a like purchaser of an undivided ove half interest in and to all the above described property, and David Ayers was a like purchaser for an undivided one-sixth interest in and to all of the above described propery: and whereas the aforesaid John jurry and David Ayers have neglected aud refused to pay the purchase prices so bidden yd them at said Sheriff's Sale, or avy part thereof, . Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that I will sell at public aucti.n, in front of the Courthouse door, in Nevada City, County of Nevada, State of California, on Thursday, the Twenty-eighth day of Eebruary, 1889, Between the hours of 9o’clock A.M. and 5 o’clock P.M., to-wit: 12 o’clock M. of said day, all the right, title and interest which the Defendants or either of them herein, had, held, owned or possessed on the Thirtieth duy of November, A, D. 1888, the da on which said Derree was made, or whic they, or either of them, may have subsequently acquired, in and toall of the aforesaid undivided one-third (14) interest of all of said property, so struck off-and bid in by ssid Jobn Curry; and also the aforesaid undivided one-sixth (1-6) interest ef all of property. so struck effand bid in by oe ais A —_ pore wigmant Taner for cesh in hand, law oney of the United States of America. Given under my hand this Sth day of Feb_ raary, A. D., : Bherllf Nevade County. By J. L, Holland, Under Sheriff. A. D. Mason, Atty for John Curry, and W. P. dowden, Atty for David Ayers.” 10 A Pleasing Sense of H:° and Strength Renewed, +: . of Ease and Comfor: Follows the use of Syrup of Figs, « cts gently on the KipNeYs, Liver @ Bows iffectually Cleansing the Systen Cossive or Bilious, Dispellin«< Colds, Headaches and Fe» and permanently cunag HABITUAL CONSTIPATI« «. without weakening or irritating ti gans on which it acts. ‘or Sale in 50c and $1.00 Bottles . all Leading Druggists. MANUFACTURED ONLY BY THE CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP 0:3 San Fravosqo, Cat., Loumyvuie, KY, New Yoru. \ « New York Bakery. —o=— G. WM. DURST, : . Proprietor, i--2— PAYING PURCHASED THIS WELL known and popular Bakery of Mr, John Hurst, on COMMERCIAL STREET Fintend to keep on hand at all times ea good Variety of SREAD, PIES, CAKE, Etc, Wedding Cakes , And Pai try Made to order on short notice ot most reasonable terms. AU order for anythingin my line promp ly attended to. By strict attention to buginess, giving good satisfaction and selling at low rates,I ope to merit a liberal patronage. Manufacturers and Dealers in All : Kinds : of : Lumber, Boulder Street. : Nevada City. UMBER OF ALL KINDS FOR BUILD 1; ing and Mining purposes on hand and sawed to order. hand a large stock of Sash, Doors, Blinds: Shakes Shingles. Moulding, Laths, e keep constantly on Rustic, Flooring, Ceiling, Pickets, Etc. Etc. Qlear and Seoond Quality Sugar Pine, ALSO DEAL IN Oak Soruce Pine and Cedur Firewood. Stallion : Season : 1889. x ascbal -Record 2:33, Winner at Glenbrook, Carson City, Nev., and Willows, Cal. Defeating “Bedford record 2:33\%, by Alftmont Cricket 2:314¢, by Brigadier Tom Benton 2:32, by General Benton, Don Marvin 2:34%4, by Fallis Bird, 2:31, by Tilton Almont and others. Lowering his previous record on the FOURTH heat at Gleenb ook and making his best record in the FIFTH heat atWillows, Cal., whieh shows his ability tu st ay his races out and compete successfully with his elass, Also to «mproye yearly, as shown by his record as a ‘Three year old of 2:A04e, Four years old 2:39, Five years vld 2:3414, Six years old 2:3344. Pedigree—sSired by Echo, the sire of Bell Echo record 2;20, Echora 2:2344, Gibraltar 2:22\44, Vietor the hay seed horse 2:22 and many others with records below 2:30. Dam the Fashion Filley by Correct, he by Belmont, out of Mary Blaine, by Boston, Echo by ps dps beh? Hambletonian, dam by Magnolia, he by Seely’s American Star, he by Stockholm’s American Star, he by Durock, he by am ported biomed, The object ofthis extended pedigree, on the dam's side, is to show the comparison given by M:. Parlin in his letter to the Kentuck Stock Farm. published in the Breeder and Sportsmen, Dee. 15, 1888. , In reference tothe horse, Guy, whose dam is by Seeley’s American -tar, record of 2:12, and the FASTEST heat trotted during 1883, he says had is another of the many instances where, like Maud 8., 2:0834, Jay Eye See 2:10, St. Julien 2:1144, Patron 2:1444, Sunol 2:18 at two years old, remarkable trotting speed has resulted from combining Trotting strains wiih Diomed, strains which furnish the power, will and endurance tv carry their possessor to tue tront, and con cludes with the remark, *analize the Breed~ hing of the winners and profit by the lesson which they convey.” Pasha will make the Season of 1889 at Glenbrook commencing February . st and ending July Ist, 1889, Terms Thirty Dollars for the Season, or Forty-five Dollars to insure. Payable on or before the .end of th G. F. TAYLOR, Manager. P. O, address Nevada City, Cal. FOR SALE. Furniture and Fixtures in the Company Boarding House at Derbeo Boarding House. 1 Fine Milch Cow, ve Wood, 8 tons of Hay, 26 A 180, BAB-ROOM ATTACHED TO THE 100 Cords of has from 2% stead ‘he bh: to bearers Witt okt at 4 Veky LOM oF 0 8 % ine, North field, Nev: 6 county, ia x Season. a New Styles — Suits to Order for Fall and Winter. A. Friedman ‘The Tailor, Broad Street, Nevada.City. Alt,Goods of my own importation. A Perfect Fit Guaranteed. — Suits Made inthe Latest Fashion, and uperior Workmanship. Prices as Low as can he obtained in the City. When paying money for Clothes, get those that Fit.and Show-Your Form to Advantage. . I have recently received an Immense Stock o Foreign and Domestic Woolens, to whica I invite the attention of gentlemen of taste who want to wear Styiish Clothing. Oome, Examine my stock ‘and be ready for the Holidays. A. FRIEDMAN, Broad Street, two doors below Wells, Fargo & Co.’s Express Office, Nevada City. TAKE THE : IF YOU Want to Keep Thoroughly Pesied CONCERNING 7, NEVADA! (COUNTY'S — anaes * PM, -* ‘ete ee 2 ee ee ‘ata e?s GOLD MINING, HORTICULTURAL AGRICULTURAL STOCK GRAZING, LUMBERING And Other Resources, besides being Fully Informed at . times on THE LOCAL NEWS HAPPENINGS TS SPECIALTY IS GENERAL LOCAIL. News, and it has a circulation that reaches the reading people in every part of this county, It also has numerous patrons ip Placer, Yuba and Sierra counties, as well as in Sacrament@, San.Francisco and more remote parts of the State. To LAND and to HOME SEEKERS throughout the whole rat ee it is invaluable, as it gives a faitb ful and complete record of the progress bt ing made in the development o @ coun’ ty’s varied and extensive resources. It pre» sents extraordinary inducements bo 250 NPN SE INR tr MPA 4TO ADVERTISERS 4 PN a VAS Mest Advertising Medium in Nore thern California. preteen tenner Shibiremtsisee =J0B=PRINTING = The TRANSCRIP’ has he Largest and Best Equipped Job Printing Office In the State North of Sacramento, and its prices for FIRST-CLASS work aro as‘lew as anywhere on the Coast, The establishnent has lately been stocked with a full lire of the Most Modern and Attractive Types and other priating material, plain and ornamenta Nevada and Grass Valley 'Bus Line. TIME TABLE: NTIL fursher notice the ’Bus will make regular ig between Grass Valley and Nevada City at the following hours ; Leave Grass Valley at 8:30 and 9 o’clock A.M.,and 1, 3:45and 6:30 P. M. Leave Nevada City at 10 o’clock A. M. and 2, 4:30, 5, and 7:20 P, M. Fare from hotel to hotel 25 cents for the round trip : WETTERAU & CARSON, Proprietors PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, + MRS, A. PERRY, Proprietor, Main Street, (at the Mill’s Residence.) QaFFIRST-CLASS BOARD AND LODGING AT REASONABLE RATES. 2 . rooms as can be found in the city, . DAY BOARD $5 00 A WEEK. © Ne In the Prices of ‘The Table will be supplied with the = best of everything The-hou-e contains.as pleasant furnished MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORDS THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS. aa ——O ‘We must before our Spring Goods commence to arrive ne MAKE Room xe By Closing Out Our Pall -and Winter Stock. To accomplish this we have made ve GREAT REDUCTIONS Fall and Winter Millinery —SUCH AS— x Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, Feathers, Rib-' bons, Knitted Hoods, Shawls, Leggings, Mittens, Etc., Ktc., At Astonishingly Low Figures ! Mrs. Lester & Crawford, Wik CEE a NEVA/ CITY Is TEXH onLY PUBLISHED IN NEVADA 01 ———00 [tis Now, as it Always [as Been, the Leading Newspaper of Northera-Central California, C. C. WEISENBURGER, s H. C, WEISENBURGER. Plaza EF'ced Store, Foot of Sacramento Street, Wewada City. WEISENBURGER BROS., PROPRIETORS. Dealers in all kinds of HAY, GRAIN, FLOUR, FEED, POTATOES, Onions Grass Clover, Garden & Field Seeds, TABLE, DAIRY AND STOGK SALT, Etc., Ete, G@F EVERYTHING AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES. wo f Countrv Orders carefully filled, ~ igRe ee ee ee Nevada County Carriage and Wagon Repository, BROAD STREET. NEVADA CITY, CEO. F.JACO38,-----Headquarters for the Celebrated Millburn Hollow Axle Wagon, IN ALL GRADES, Manage: Columbus Buggies, : Carriages : Phaetonr : ; ULL VARIETY$ ; ee THE PROPLE'S GCYCLOPRDIA The « Best in = the « World for General Use, The New Three-Volume Edition Comprehensiv+ .ad compact—58,000 topics, Complete in 3 convenient volumes Reliable—-400 first-class contributors. Bie Fresh—Brought down to the present year, Now Ready—Sebseribers uot kept waiting with only a part o a cyclopedia, Really Cheap—Less than balf the price of similar works. Send to us fof specimen pages, etc., that you may see for yourself. We call the apenial atrention of Sehool Trustees. Teachers, etc., to the EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT. LETTS «& ETIINT DRABEK, oe ; cee ncaa (Dutch Flat Stage Line, Quaker Hill, Nevada Co. Leaves Nevada Oity on WE, ARE NOW PREPARED TO DO! woNDAY, WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY. MAKING UP FURS OF AL DESCRIPTIONS Into BUGGY ROBES, MATS, RUGS, RonEs . U°S4ay, Thursday and Saturday. for Children’s Carriages, Etc,, at . x2 AT 7AM. reseonshle pribes, : ee —At 7Aa.™M. Leaves Dutch Flat on. Fes Q@F-famples of our work can be seen : at Geo. C, Gaylord’s store, Nevada City. "4 eft ne reac e noon, Ins! ee BD ee Sarina: WIP be) rastane. we by reutend a nea . “Ail: ovdlans-sielotly attended’ to and We challenge the United Stater to hea our wore. were thelacknowledged charges reasocable. “Nevada Tramerig oo iver Anniversary ry PROMENADE CONCERT — SOUVENIR BALL . AT ARMORY HALL, NEVADA CITY, ON TUBSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY, 19, °89, . UNDER THE AUSPICES-OF Milo Lode, No.8, Kol, “TN CELEBRATION OF THE Twenty-Fitth Anniversary OF THE FOUNDING -«OF THE ORDER OF PYTHIANISM. Superb Decorations ! 8 Elegant Souvenirs ! Magnificent Music ! Fnie Concert Program ! cy EVERY FEATURE A NOVELTY! AND PROVIDED REGARDLESS OF EXPENSE New Music! New Decorations ! . New Dances ! Reception Committee, LEONARD 8. CALKINS, O. MALTMAN, GEO. A. GRAY, GEO, C. GAYLORD, . _D. B. GETCHELL,. CHAS, PECOR. E, J. RECTOR, D, 8, BAKER, B. N. SHOECRAFT:.-.-. 0600: 2-ce5ereeeey -FLOOR MANAGER Floor Committee, -. ; E. A,. TOMPKINS, F. A. BOST, W. T. MORGAN, J. J. JACKSON, A, R. LORD, GEO. A. NIHELL, CARL L, MULLER, J. M. HADLEY. @@” Only purchasers of Floor Tickets entitled to Souvenirs, Pada nied (admitting gentleman and two ladies,) $2. Spectators in Gallery, cents, More hereafter abour this Great Evént, For Sale or Rent, on Rasy arms . 0 . Two Fine Ranches, well improved, with bear ing Orchards. Both places are within two miles of the Narrow Gauge depot. Both have good houses, barns, fine fruit,and every advantage for a desirable home. Apply to ial FY G, BEATTY, Secretary Nevada County Land and Improvement Asso ciation, Nevada City. a NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Brend ond Pine Streeta .... «see 6 Nevada Olty ww. BD. Vinton, PROPRIETOR, ; LARGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES FINE PER FUMERY, FANCY SOAPS, CuMBS, BRUSMES, HAND MIRRORS} ‘ TOILET ARTIULES OF ALL KINDS NAREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN COMPOUNDIN C peten Druggist and perfect oe guaranteed, @ PREAORIPTIONG BY 4 COM Agent for the lmperial London, Northern and Queen Insurance Companies. J. &. CARR. T, H. CARR Carr Bros. PALACE :: DRUG : Cor. Pine and vommercial : STORE, Nevada City. oe REP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LAR \. THING-USUALLY FOUND IN 4 0% ANP COMPLETE STOCK OF EVERY a First-class Druc Store. —_-~ + PAINTS. OILS. VARNISHES_ETC SOHOUL BOOKS, ° BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANKOUS BOOKS; ‘a a / ". PEMIODICALS, , _-« PEOTOMIALS, : Agenta for the San Prancisoo Examiner, = -——— ‘ FLEGD, GABDENAND FLOWER SEEDS. 2. ee oe Te * GAMER & DRABEK, TP. BLUE, Proprietor, . vis Prescriptions securately and caretully compounded by a ¢ Pie o tevene Pas The Finest Brands of Cigars in Nevada City. .y 4\ ” e a the a condi ‘was ¢ attor

. Bhe Daily Veanseript Go. $2 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cel CIRCULATES 18 ' 4 h & Ready, 3 “Bpenocvilie North Sen fusn, French Corps r North Bloomfield, Moore’s Truckee, and ag oth. @rtown of county; also in F —_ at "en Sekipoo'ts Sas Dogo! nom the 3 a erra to the ~ eae THURSDAY, FEB. 7, 1889. LATE NEWS. ® Charles O’Neal, of Volcano, waé thrown from a buggy on Saturday and had his skull fractured._The: merchants of Spokane Fails have organized for the purpose ot fighting the Northern Pacific. George Godas las been sentenced to hang at Helena, Montana, on March 8th, for the murder of an old man named Emboden. William “fravis has-been arrested at Detroit for shooting off his left hand, for the purpose of defrauding insurance voioy COMpanies out of money. ~ William H. Hil!, Superintendent fies) w: for RH. Macy & Co., the great dry ' goods concern of New York, accidentally swallowed strychnine on Monday for quinine. He died almost instantly. : i ~W. Mann, a native of Keniucky, for the last twenty-two years a resident of Auburn, died Monday of cancer. He had held the position of Supervisor and for four years was County Treasurer. Aman named Diamond, an employment agent at Los Angeles, collected $2.50 each from some 200 laborers, a. who were to be put at work on arailroad in San Fernando valley, and then skipped. There was no work for them. At Redbird, Clay county, Kentucky, last week there was an affray between the Sizmore gang and their enemies, in which ‘“‘Bud”’ Carsmuth and ‘‘ Black Bill’ Sizmore were killed and ‘ Robert pel Sizmore and one of the Garrisons bad-+ ly wounded. ¢ Sarah Long, a disreputable woman, went to the home of H.C., Arrington, three miles from Tullahoma, Tennes-, absence, and on being refused food, killed Mrs. Arrington by beating her with a heavy bludgeon. F ‘J. V. Knapp, a Marquette, Michigan, banker, suspended Monday morning and the bank is now in the hands of a receiver. The liabilities are about $50,000. The suspension was caused by hard collections and a jarge draft which could not be met. Pee & Thomas Harris, agperchant doing i business at Cove, Ark., was sentence L 4 so two years’ imprisonment for murder, but was lately pardoned the act : having been found to have been com-;,? mitted in self-defense, On his return ‘ee home his neighbors gave him a grand ‘ovation. M. W. Merriam, an eccentric Saffolk ecunty, N. Y., school-master, willed ; his property in bulk to the ‘United » States Government. One of his reasons was the Government was rich and could fight his sister if she attempted to contest the will. Hle was worth about $100,000. A remnant of the Cliff-Dwellers, supposed to have been extinct, is said to be dwelling in the San Matoe Mountains, N. M. They are very small, not over three feet in height, and wild. They have been also in the Black Range, and as soon as the snow melts parties will go ont to capture them if possible. These facts are-~vétiched for by reliable men at Albuquerque. At Butte, Montana, Monday, John giant powder on the stove of his cabin for the purpose of thawing the substance, it being frozen. The powder soon exploded with terrific effect, wrecking the whole interior of the house. Talkar was blown through the door into the street in a dazed condition, but miracuously escaped any other injury. At Santa Paula last Saturday night in a hotel kitchen, a Chinese cook insulted a white waiter girl, which was resented by a colored porter named Richard A. Brown. The Chinese cook and his heathen assistant attacked the negro with a butcker knife and a cleaver, Brown defending himself with a chair, which was finally cut to pieces. Then he drew a revolver and shot and mortally wounded the cook. Brown gave himself np. a Arrivals at the Union Hotel. { : 2 > Mas, J. Narrzicer, Proprietor. ' February 5, 1889. ¢ Whitney, 13 3 ae y er F £ Govenlaw, Sacramento, Falls gs a, w Edwards, Bridge, ° Oe 3) 4 Godfrey, Columbia Hill, . F Archer, San Francisco, * » J Frendenburr, Washington, 2 ' 8 Slupp, do Mrs. Branard, All 4 Shend peters 7 bert, Moores z Tease Y ncsiedy CTeglar, do D Douglass, do B Srvivais at National Exchanee Hotel. Rgoron BROTHERS, Proprietors. ys ae ; February 6th, 1889. GC San Francisco, 5 Gi , see, Monday, during--Mr. —Arrington’s}Talkar, a miner, placed two sticks of . : The Proper Way to Drink. } Says the Sanitary Inspector regarding exercising .care\ in drinking. -An exchange notaces as a wise precaution the act of a Philadelphia physician, who, while riding in a railroad car, gave oneof his children a drink of water by spreading a clean handkerchief over the top of the glass to prewent the contact of the child’s lips with the tumbler. A still better expedient, with the same object in view, has often been resorted to by the writer, and his children have been instructed to practice the same precaution when obliged to drink from a mug or tumbler on the cars, steamboats or at public-drinking fountains. It consists im bringing the lower edge of the drinkingcup beneath the lower lip, instead of letting it eome in contact with the mucuous membrane of the mouth. Teach the children to stick their whole bill into the cup when they tukesa drink under such circumstances, for it avoids a real and considerable danger of infection from certain conBroke the Youth's Heart. Editor-in-chief (kindly, to young man just added to the staff)—You will understand, Mr. Jordleson, that on certain hackneyed themes we avoid wearying the patience of the public: You Will not be expected, Mr. “Jordléson, for instance, to write any witticisms on the banana-peel on the sidewalk, the anule, the stovepipe, the church oyster, the spring poet, boarding-house butter, the Chicago girl’s foot, hair in the soup, the mother in-law—Bring some water somebody! He has fainted! ; The Wrong Preposition. “Well, my boy,” he asked, cheerfully, at the breakfast table the morning after Cholly had taken the important leap, .“‘how did things go last evening? Did she smile on your proposal?” . “No,” said Cholly, faintly pushing -eway2 breakfast roll. “She smiled at if,’ Iv-you-_bave catarrh, you are in danger, as the disease is liable to become chronic and affgct-your general health, or develop into consumption. Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures catarrh by purifying and enriching the blood, and building up the system. Give it a trial. —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_——— WwW. P. SOWDEN, Attorney and Oounselor at Law . WWILLER? CTICE IN-ALL THE COURTS of tile State of: California, and of the United States. Office in the Tilley Block, corner of Pine and Broad streets, Nevada City, Cal. NOTICE OF RE-SALE. No. 1415, Sheriff's Sale. In the Superior Court of the Cbunty of Ne vada, State of California. [Order of Sale. . “JOHN CURRY etals., Plaintiffs, ve. H. G. BATTEY et als., ; Defendants. HEREAS, John and Mary A. Curry, T. C, Randall, David Ayers, Wm. Willoughby and Mathew Tonkin, Kilter Andrew, M. J. Bernardo, Samuel Simmons, Joseph Costa and Thomas Costa, on the 30th day of November, A, D. 1888, recovered aiocement against H. G. Battey and_R. E. bipson, as follows, viz: To John Curry and Mary A. Curry the sum of $5426.94, with costs of suit taxed at $78.15, and counsel fees allowed hereith amounting to the sum of $250.00. To T. C. Randall for the sum of $2196.25, with costs of suit taxed at $31.50 and counsel fees allowed herein amountifig to the sum of $150.00. To Dayid Ayers for the sun Of $634.00, with costs of suit taxed at $101,40,and $2.50 for filing and recording said Lien, and counsel] fees allowed herein in the sum ot $100.00. To William Willoughb and Mathew Tonkin the sum of $380.08, wit: costs of suit axed at $31 50, and counsel fees allowed herein amounting to the sum of 2.00. To Kilter Andrew for the sum of 121.50} and the snin of $2.50 for filing and recording Lien, and counsel fees allowed herein amounting tothe sum of $50.00. To M. J. Bernardo forthe sum of 00 and thesum of $2.50 for filing and recording lien, and counsel fees allowed herein amounting tothe sum of $50.00. To Samuel Simmons for the sum of $70.00, and the sum of $2.50 for me 3 and recording Lien, and counsel fees allowed }.erein amounting to the sum of $50.00. ToJoseph Costa for the sum of $285.00, and the sum of $2.50 for filing and recording Lien. and counsel fees allowed herein amounting tothe sum of $50.00. To Thomas Costa for the sum of $225.00, end the sum of $2.50 for filing and recording Lien, and counse) fees allowed herein amounting to the sum of $50.00, with interest thereon on each of said amounts from the date of suid judgment.at the rate of seyen pe: cent per alnum till paid, which said judgment is recorved in the Judgment Book No. 2, of the said Superior Court, on pages 197 et. seq. and Whereas it is ordered that the Mortgage and Liens set forth in the Judgment Creditors’ Complatnts be foremenrenee property therein described, towit : Alland singular the whole of that certain mining claim or ledge,or lode, of gold beariny quartz rock, situite, lying and being inNevada Township, Nevada county, California, and known us “the Curry or lla Quartz Mine,” and. particularly bounded and described as follows: Lying in the North West Quartér.of Sectioa Three, in Township No. 16 N. 8.8 E, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, accstiing to the United States survey. Commencing on lode line at a stake No.Une inthe Southerly end of the claim, and running thence (var. 189 Eust) South 151 ch ins ‘to stake Ne. 6. Thence North 294° West 22.72 chains to stake. Thence North 60° East 6.05 chains to stake 50. 5. Thence South 603.9 West 4.54 chains to place of beginning. Said claim embracing the ledge or lode, and all lands within the ex.erior boundaries abuve described, @nd lays Northerly from the Debar-. nardi claim, and North West from the Aggie claim, togetber with all and singular the tenements, heriditaments, and ayparnnssces thereunto belonging, be sold at public auction to satisfy said judgment together with interest and costs as follows, towit: Jobn Curry and Mary A. Curry upon the undivided one-third (1-3) of said CurHd or Ella wine, aud including no part of the individuai one-half of said mine. To T. C, Randall upon the undivided one-half (1-2) of saidmine, including no part o the undiviued one-third of said mine. To said Dayid Axor the whole 2f said mine. To Wm. Willoughby and Mathew Tonkin the whole ofsaid mine. To Kilter Andrew .J. Bernardo, Samuel Simmons, Joseph Costa and Thoma< Costa are equal in rank upon the whole of said mine. And whereas on the 29th day of December, 1888, all of the above ‘described property was offered at Sliefiff’s sale after due and “legal notice thereof, as required by law, wheu Johu Curry became the purchaser of an undivided one-third interest in and to all of the above described property, T. C. Randall was a like purchaser of an undivided ove half interest in and to all the above described property, and David Ayers was a like purchaser for an undivided one-sixth interest in and to all of the above described propery: and whereas the aforesaid John jurry and David Ayers have neglected aud refused to pay the purchase prices so bidden yd them at said Sheriff's Sale, or avy part thereof, . Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that I will sell at public aucti.n, in front of the Courthouse door, in Nevada City, County of Nevada, State of California, on Thursday, the Twenty-eighth day of Eebruary, 1889, Between the hours of 9o’clock A.M. and 5 o’clock P.M., to-wit: 12 o’clock M. of said day, all the right, title and interest which the Defendants or either of them herein, had, held, owned or possessed on the Thirtieth duy of November, A, D. 1888, the da on which said Derree was made, or whic they, or either of them, may have subsequently acquired, in and toall of the aforesaid undivided one-third (14) interest of all of said property, so struck off-and bid in by ssid Jobn Curry; and also the aforesaid undivided one-sixth (1-6) interest ef all of property. so struck effand bid in by oe ais A —_ pore wigmant Taner for cesh in hand, law oney of the United States of America. Given under my hand this Sth day of Feb_ raary, A. D., : Bherllf Nevade County. By J. L, Holland, Under Sheriff. A. D. Mason, Atty for John Curry, and W. P. dowden, Atty for David Ayers.” 10 A Pleasing Sense of H:° and Strength Renewed, +: . of Ease and Comfor: Follows the use of Syrup of Figs, « cts gently on the KipNeYs, Liver @ Bows iffectually Cleansing the Systen Cossive or Bilious, Dispellin«< Colds, Headaches and Fe» and permanently cunag HABITUAL CONSTIPATI« «. without weakening or irritating ti gans on which it acts. ‘or Sale in 50c and $1.00 Bottles . all Leading Druggists. MANUFACTURED ONLY BY THE CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP 0:3 San Fravosqo, Cat., Loumyvuie, KY, New Yoru. \ « New York Bakery. —o=— G. WM. DURST, : . Proprietor, i--2— PAYING PURCHASED THIS WELL known and popular Bakery of Mr, John Hurst, on COMMERCIAL STREET Fintend to keep on hand at all times ea good Variety of SREAD, PIES, CAKE, Etc, Wedding Cakes , And Pai try Made to order on short notice ot most reasonable terms. AU order for anythingin my line promp ly attended to. By strict attention to buginess, giving

good satisfaction and selling at low rates,I ope to merit a liberal patronage. Manufacturers and Dealers in All : Kinds : of : Lumber, Boulder Street. : Nevada City. UMBER OF ALL KINDS FOR BUILD 1; ing and Mining purposes on hand and sawed to order. hand a large stock of Sash, Doors, Blinds: Shakes Shingles. Moulding, Laths, e keep constantly on Rustic, Flooring, Ceiling, Pickets, Etc. Etc. Qlear and Seoond Quality Sugar Pine, ALSO DEAL IN Oak Soruce Pine and Cedur Firewood. Stallion : Season : 1889. x ascbal -Record 2:33, Winner at Glenbrook, Carson City, Nev., and Willows, Cal. Defeating “Bedford record 2:33\%, by Alftmont Cricket 2:314¢, by Brigadier Tom Benton 2:32, by General Benton, Don Marvin 2:34%4, by Fallis Bird, 2:31, by Tilton Almont and others. Lowering his previous record on the FOURTH heat at Gleenb ook and making his best record in the FIFTH heat atWillows, Cal., whieh shows his ability tu st ay his races out and compete successfully with his elass, Also to «mproye yearly, as shown by his record as a ‘Three year old of 2:A04e, Four years old 2:39, Five years vld 2:3414, Six years old 2:3344. Pedigree—sSired by Echo, the sire of Bell Echo record 2;20, Echora 2:2344, Gibraltar 2:22\44, Vietor the hay seed horse 2:22 and many others with records below 2:30. Dam the Fashion Filley by Correct, he by Belmont, out of Mary Blaine, by Boston, Echo by ps dps beh? Hambletonian, dam by Magnolia, he by Seely’s American Star, he by Stockholm’s American Star, he by Durock, he by am ported biomed, The object ofthis extended pedigree, on the dam's side, is to show the comparison given by M:. Parlin in his letter to the Kentuck Stock Farm. published in the Breeder and Sportsmen, Dee. 15, 1888. , In reference tothe horse, Guy, whose dam is by Seeley’s American -tar, record of 2:12, and the FASTEST heat trotted during 1883, he says had is another of the many instances where, like Maud 8., 2:0834, Jay Eye See 2:10, St. Julien 2:1144, Patron 2:1444, Sunol 2:18 at two years old, remarkable trotting speed has resulted from combining Trotting strains wiih Diomed, strains which furnish the power, will and endurance tv carry their possessor to tue tront, and con cludes with the remark, *analize the Breed~ hing of the winners and profit by the lesson which they convey.” Pasha will make the Season of 1889 at Glenbrook commencing February . st and ending July Ist, 1889, Terms Thirty Dollars for the Season, or Forty-five Dollars to insure. Payable on or before the .end of th G. F. TAYLOR, Manager. P. O, address Nevada City, Cal. FOR SALE. Furniture and Fixtures in the Company Boarding House at Derbeo Boarding House. 1 Fine Milch Cow, ve Wood, 8 tons of Hay, 26 A 180, BAB-ROOM ATTACHED TO THE 100 Cords of has from 2% stead ‘he bh: to bearers Witt okt at 4 Veky LOM oF 0 8 % ine, North field, Nev: 6 county, ia x Season. a New Styles — Suits to Order for Fall and Winter. A. Friedman ‘The Tailor, Broad Street, Nevada.City. Alt,Goods of my own importation. A Perfect Fit Guaranteed. — Suits Made inthe Latest Fashion, and uperior Workmanship. Prices as Low as can he obtained in the City. When paying money for Clothes, get those that Fit.and Show-Your Form to Advantage. . I have recently received an Immense Stock o Foreign and Domestic Woolens, to whica I invite the attention of gentlemen of taste who want to wear Styiish Clothing. Oome, Examine my stock ‘and be ready for the Holidays. A. FRIEDMAN, Broad Street, two doors below Wells, Fargo & Co.’s Express Office, Nevada City. TAKE THE : IF YOU Want to Keep Thoroughly Pesied CONCERNING 7, NEVADA! (COUNTY'S — anaes * PM, -* ‘ete ee 2 ee ee ‘ata e?s GOLD MINING, HORTICULTURAL AGRICULTURAL STOCK GRAZING, LUMBERING And Other Resources, besides being Fully Informed at . times on THE LOCAL NEWS HAPPENINGS TS SPECIALTY IS GENERAL LOCAIL. News, and it has a circulation that reaches the reading people in every part of this county, It also has numerous patrons ip Placer, Yuba and Sierra counties, as well as in Sacrament@, San.Francisco and more remote parts of the State. To LAND and to HOME SEEKERS throughout the whole rat ee it is invaluable, as it gives a faitb ful and complete record of the progress bt ing made in the development o @ coun’ ty’s varied and extensive resources. It pre» sents extraordinary inducements bo 250 NPN SE INR tr MPA 4TO ADVERTISERS 4 PN a VAS Mest Advertising Medium in Nore thern California. preteen tenner Shibiremtsisee =J0B=PRINTING = The TRANSCRIP’ has he Largest and Best Equipped Job Printing Office In the State North of Sacramento, and its prices for FIRST-CLASS work aro as‘lew as anywhere on the Coast, The establishnent has lately been stocked with a full lire of the Most Modern and Attractive Types and other priating material, plain and ornamenta Nevada and Grass Valley 'Bus Line. TIME TABLE: NTIL fursher notice the ’Bus will make regular ig between Grass Valley and Nevada City at the following hours ; Leave Grass Valley at 8:30 and 9 o’clock A.M.,and 1, 3:45and 6:30 P. M. Leave Nevada City at 10 o’clock A. M. and 2, 4:30, 5, and 7:20 P, M. Fare from hotel to hotel 25 cents for the round trip : WETTERAU & CARSON, Proprietors PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, + MRS, A. PERRY, Proprietor, Main Street, (at the Mill’s Residence.) QaFFIRST-CLASS BOARD AND LODGING AT REASONABLE RATES. 2 . rooms as can be found in the city, . DAY BOARD $5 00 A WEEK. © Ne In the Prices of ‘The Table will be supplied with the = best of everything The-hou-e contains.as pleasant furnished MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORDS THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS. aa ——O ‘We must before our Spring Goods commence to arrive ne MAKE Room xe By Closing Out Our Pall -and Winter Stock. To accomplish this we have made ve GREAT REDUCTIONS Fall and Winter Millinery —SUCH AS— x Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, Feathers, Rib-' bons, Knitted Hoods, Shawls, Leggings, Mittens, Etc., Ktc., At Astonishingly Low Figures ! Mrs. Lester & Crawford, Wik CEE a NEVA/ CITY Is TEXH onLY PUBLISHED IN NEVADA 01 ———00 [tis Now, as it Always [as Been, the Leading Newspaper of Northera-Central California, C. C. WEISENBURGER, s H. C, WEISENBURGER. Plaza EF'ced Store, Foot of Sacramento Street, Wewada City. WEISENBURGER BROS., PROPRIETORS. Dealers in all kinds of HAY, GRAIN, FLOUR, FEED, POTATOES, Onions Grass Clover, Garden & Field Seeds, TABLE, DAIRY AND STOGK SALT, Etc., Ete, G@F EVERYTHING AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES. wo f Countrv Orders carefully filled, ~ igRe ee ee ee Nevada County Carriage and Wagon Repository, BROAD STREET. NEVADA CITY, CEO. F.JACO38,-----Headquarters for the Celebrated Millburn Hollow Axle Wagon, IN ALL GRADES, Manage: Columbus Buggies, : Carriages : Phaetonr : ; ULL VARIETY$ ; ee THE PROPLE'S GCYCLOPRDIA The « Best in = the « World for General Use, The New Three-Volume Edition Comprehensiv+ .ad compact—58,000 topics, Complete in 3 convenient volumes Reliable—-400 first-class contributors. Bie Fresh—Brought down to the present year, Now Ready—Sebseribers uot kept waiting with only a part o a cyclopedia, Really Cheap—Less than balf the price of similar works. Send to us fof specimen pages, etc., that you may see for yourself. We call the apenial atrention of Sehool Trustees. Teachers, etc., to the EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT. LETTS «& ETIINT DRABEK, oe ; cee ncaa (Dutch Flat Stage Line, Quaker Hill, Nevada Co. Leaves Nevada Oity on WE, ARE NOW PREPARED TO DO! woNDAY, WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY. MAKING UP FURS OF AL DESCRIPTIONS Into BUGGY ROBES, MATS, RUGS, RonEs . U°S4ay, Thursday and Saturday. for Children’s Carriages, Etc,, at . x2 AT 7AM.. reseonshle pribes, : ee —At 7Aa.™M. Leaves Dutch Flat on. Fes Q@F-famples of our work can be seen : at Geo. C, Gaylord’s store, Nevada City. "4 eft ne reac e noon, Ins! ee BD ee Sarina: WIP be) rastane. we by reutend a nea . “Ail: ovdlans-sielotly attended’ to and We challenge the United Stater to hea our wore. were thelacknowledged charges reasocable. “Nevada Tramerig oo iver Anniversary ry PROMENADE CONCERT — SOUVENIR BALL . AT ARMORY HALL, NEVADA CITY, ON TUBSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY, 19, °89, . UNDER THE AUSPICES-OF Milo Lode, No.8, Kol, “TN CELEBRATION OF THE Twenty-Fitth Anniversary OF THE FOUNDING -«OF THE ORDER OF PYTHIANISM. Superb Decorations ! 8 Elegant Souvenirs ! Magnificent Music ! Fnie Concert Program ! cy EVERY FEATURE A NOVELTY! AND PROVIDED REGARDLESS OF EXPENSE New Music! New Decorations ! . New Dances ! Reception Committee, LEONARD 8. CALKINS, O. MALTMAN, GEO. A. GRAY, GEO, C. GAYLORD, . _D. B. GETCHELL,. CHAS, PECOR. E, J. RECTOR, D, 8, BAKER, B. N. SHOECRAFT:.-.-.. 0600: 2-ce5ereeeey -FLOOR MANAGER Floor Committee, -. ; E. A,. TOMPKINS, F. A. BOST, W. T. MORGAN, J. J. JACKSON, A, R. LORD, GEO. A. NIHELL, CARL L, MULLER, J. M. HADLEY. @@” Only purchasers of Floor Tickets entitled to Souvenirs, Pada nied (admitting gentleman and two ladies,) $2. Spectators in Gallery, cents, More hereafter abour this Great Evént, For Sale or Rent, on Rasy arms . 0 . Two Fine Ranches, well improved, with bear ing Orchards. Both places are within two miles of the Narrow Gauge depot. Both have good houses, barns, fine fruit,and every advantage for a desirable home. Apply to ial FY G, BEATTY, Secretary Nevada County Land and Improvement Asso ciation, Nevada City. a NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Brend ond Pine Streeta ........ «see 6 Nevada Olty ww. BD. Vinton, PROPRIETOR, ; LARGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES FINE PER FUMERY, FANCY SOAPS, CuMBS, BRUSMES, HAND MIRRORS} ‘ TOILET ARTIULES OF ALL KINDS NAREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN COMPOUNDIN C peten Druggist and perfect oe guaranteed, @ PREAORIPTIONG BY 4 COM Agent for the lmperial London, Northern and Queen Insurance Companies. J. &. CARR. T, H. CARR Carr Bros. PALACE :: DRUG : Cor. Pine and vommercial : STORE, Nevada City. oe REP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LAR \. THING-USUALLY FOUND IN 4 0% ANP COMPLETE STOCK OF EVERY a First-class Druc Store. —_-~ + PAINTS. OILS. VARNISHES_ETC SOHOUL BOOKS, ° BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANKOUS BOOKS; ‘a a / ". PEMIODICALS, , _-« PEOTOMIALS, : Agenta for the San Prancisoo Examiner, = -——— ‘ FLEGD, GABDENAND FLOWER SEEDS. 2. ee oe Te * GAMER & DRABEK, TP. BLUE, Proprietor, . vis Prescriptions securately and caretully compounded by a ¢ Pie o tevene Pas The Finest Brands of Cigars in Nevada City. .y 4\ ” e a the a condi ‘was ¢ attor