January 15, 1886 (4 pages)

. THE LATE DANIEL McKEON. . ADVERTISING NUGGETS. There is Such a Claim if ‘Habeas Sorpin Once, Mr, Caudle! Has the ‘Headache. — Seal sity ‘souak it was] Catareu.—For dbedinsveie r The hemains Wrought Home for . Hints on the Subject from Various The A Re lican h Dinset impossible to breathe was asufferer from . catarrh . Burial—Seattle’s Tribute. Sources. 1 aSespieice pub rasghpernbacog Wc bk Mason, alto seomney for Chas. “There’s.no “ase talking, . Mr. through my nostrils, Using Ely’s head andthroat. Ry a few a a rue : following to say about the Placer Calhower, aliaé Hart, bound over . Caudle, you're looking sick. You Cc * Sates 3 y ppliL,, Daily, Mondays E The embalmed body of the late] Don’t expect an advert isement county quartz property that.is be-. to be tried in the Superior Court, have been pale as a ghost for the ream Balm a short time the . cations of Ely’s Cream Balm-Lre-.y, Mondays Excepted. Daniel McK hn dial bo bear (uit th Oue Blakt. sage Seen trouble entirely disappeared.—J. . ceived decided benefit—was cured et ees, Sao Be at Seat. : ing put on the London, England, for burglarizing. H. Uphoff’s sa. last day or two, and I’m going to] O. Tichenor, 8 ee,Merchant, Eliz. b. ‘one bottle.—Charlotte Parker : tle, Washington Territory, on the. Bread is the staff of human life, market, and reference to which jloon at Grass Valley, yesterday . send for the doctor. ‘Only a sick abeth, N. J. averly, N. Y. Wa. G. Rorerts, an old-time . 4th instant, arrived here Wednesand serene? is the staff of bus. was made in this paper yester-}made application for a writ of headache ?” Yes, [know; but it’s rT. resident of this city, and now lo-. day -evening in charge of his iness. ‘day: ‘The Centennial mine is\. habeas corpus in bshalf ofthe }only a. sympton of something! cate] at San Francisco, arrived . brother, Frank, and L. H. Grif-; Yon can’t eat enough i in a week . located about a mile from Butcher} prisoner, the matter coming up . worse, Caudle, this everlasting . here Wednesday evening and yes. fith, and:is now at the residence . t° last a year,.and you can’t adRanch and isconsidered by min-} before Judge Soward for hearing. . neglect of yours will be the death raviONs (0 Our HHI Tal {I OK: aki ~ ae terlay morning went up to Wash-. of the mother on Gold Fiat. The. Vestise on that plan.” ing men a very promising proper. The applftation sets.forth that the . of you, and then I shall bea widEB ki etor. . V holend in a AT FOR =~ SIR ADE, AS RATES ¥ GER. ANT, rietor. i TYLE G, in which erence. morning. rder. ie Season Style. ANCES © WEDY. ottle £0 cts a ‘The Daily Traserigt . iagton. Mr. Robarts ij a partner with Senator Jones in various ~mining enterprises, and ranks high as an authority on the quartz mining industry. _Whle here Wednesdiy evening ‘‘Billy” ran acro33_ex-Senator Kent, Col. Ed. Withington and a lot more of the old-timers, and they had a regular love-feast talkinz over the days gone by. : Some of the best and sonal prominent mining experts on_the coast have arfived liere during the past few wecks on their way to the ~~ Washington quartz mining disimportant -saies—olt— Sevorat-+ ing a greater part 6f the time since -he has been connected with the trict. quartz properties -will soon take place in that part of our county. an a few months there will be lively times for Washington township, not only in quartz but in gravel mines. ~ Tue hearing of the contempt case of Pat. Campbell etal. has been postpéned in the’ Superior Court of Yuba county till Monday next. Another and a second ‘suit of the same character was begun against defendants this week. ‘Hon, A. Walrath TIpINes: “should by all means be re-ap‘pointed a Director of the 17-h Azricultural District. H>-is—just the man; in fact, it would be almost impossible for the Board to get along withont him.” Tue hills around the city were white with snow yesterday morning. A little snow fell here in town for the first time this season, but the rain that followed had it about all malted off long before daylight. ‘Tae Nevada City mine, which has been a fine gold producer for the past year, is looking still hetter than ever before. The indications are thatit will be an immensé mine in the near future. Turspay afternoon a two-yearold child of Joseph Gassaway fell from a lounge at Nichols’ ranch, below Grass Valley, and fractured the left arm near the elbow. . Davip Watt, Mrs. Wm. Watt, John Glasson and wife, of Gras: Valley, intend going to Scotland and France on a visit, leaving about the-first.of May. ~ --__-—_—~ — RopNzy H. Magcaanr, agent for the Eqiitable Life Insurance Society of Naw York, is in town fora few days. Office at Walter Vinton’s druystore. j15-6t Constpsrine-the heavy “storm: ‘we have had during the winter the savers, sidawilks ant st reet= within the city limits are ina very fair condition. . this afternoon from the Catholic Charch. ee From the Seattle Evening Call of the 5th we get the followinz: “The announcement of the sudden death-of Daniel McKeon, junior member of the firm of Young & McKeon, plumbers and _ gasfittere, last night,;’was,a painful‘ sur. prise tothe citizens of Seattle, and caused many expressions of sorrow. Deceased was.-a native of Nevada City, California, and aged thirty years, nine months and fourteen days. He-came to this city about five years ago, and dur-, firm bearing his name. He was foreman of fire engine. company No. 1, and one of the best members in the company. go Second Lieutenant of Company D, to which position he was recently elected.‘ The cause of Mr. McKeon’s death was congestion of the lungs, causing heart fuilure; a8 was proven by an autopsy held this, forenoon by. Coroner Dawson, assisted by Dr. Willard. He went to the Providence hospital yesterday forenoon at ten o’clock and complained of being ill. He was assigned’a room, and was -visited— by the sisters several times during the!day. About 5 o’clock. yesterday.evening oneof the sisters went to.his room and found that he was dead. He teaves a mother, two brothers and dve sisters in California, and a brother and a host of friends in this city to mourn his untimely . death.’’ » The same paper of the 7th. instant gives the following account of the funeral at Seattle: lred people visited eng*ne house No. 1 last evening for the purpose of viewing the remains of the late Daniel McKeon. The casket was placed just to the rear of the ensine, on the first floor, Around the walls of the room near the casket hung the large American flaz which used to float from the yd flag-staff on Ocvidental square, und the engine, etc., was draped in black and white. On the. cas<et were the trumpet and bat of leceased, a floral cross. and wreath, contributed by Chief Kellogg and the Turn Verein society, ind a silver cross, on which was sngraved the words, ‘Daniel McXeon, died January 4, 1836, aged 30 years,’ and handsomely engravad with emblems of the fire degartment and militia. The fe.cures of deveased looked as naturtppearances of — being but in a soundsleep. At 6 o’clock ficteen nembersof Company D, composfuneral will take place at 2 o’clock-} He was al-. A thing worth doing is worth doing well. A thing worth advertising is —-worth—advertising . well. The enterprising advertiser proves that he understands how to buy, becatse in adve:tising he knows how to sell. People who advertise only once in three months forget that most folks cannot remember anything longer than about seven days. A constant dropping will wear arock. Keep dropping your advertisement on the public and they-will soon melt under it like rock salt. * Qijtting advertising times. is like tearing out a dam “because the water is low. Either plan will prevent good times from coming, If you can arouse curiosity %y an advertise:nent, it, is a great point gained. .The fair sex don’t hold all the curiosity in the world. . Tryingtodo business. without advertising is like Winking at a pretty girl through a pair of green goggles. You,may: know what you are doing, but nobody else does. in dull It is a mistaken notion that a ty. Several shafts have been sunk on the ledge and all show } good. prospects. Soine of. the specimen quartz has been sold to jewelers for $24 an ounce. Considerable work has recently been done, consisting of a tunnel in about two hundred feet with a cross cut of ninety feet. The ledge is from eighteen inches to two feet wide and there are betweett two and ‘three hundred tons of ore now-en the dump that disinterest. ed parties declare is worth $59 a ton. Nume-ous assayaand mill tests show an average of $63.a ton. This looks like a pretty good “prospecting operation.” The mine has been offered to a man in Lonéon at a very reasonable price and if there is any swindling in inducing the stockholders te put up more than the mine looks as if it were. worth, the swindling has not beén done on this side of the water. Nevertheless, we do not waht'any repetitions of the Succor Flat transaction.”Cc. L. 8. C. Program. Following is the program for next Monday evening’s meeting ‘of the Chautauquans to be heid at testimony introduced before the Justice at the preliminary hearing, ‘‘failéd to make out a prima facie case of guilt, to show any probable or reasonable cause against the prisoner, or any’ criminality upon*his part, or any crime by any degree of proof whatever.” Only the motion as to the right of the Judze to go behind the commitment wasargued; and that was taken under advisement till 10 o’clock this morning. ——— = ‘Had a Good Time. The Congregational Beneficent which was held at the residence succes@. . The programme was beautifully rendered. The supper was of the icest kind. All, both oid and young, acknowledged It to be the grandest time they: have had for a whole year, And it was generally conceded, even by the ladies, that Mrs. Locklin exceeds any one in‘ Nevada City in her ability to entertain. The net proceeds amounted to $34.35. SRE ARTS LS Hints for a Govd Complexion. The ladies who have nice complexions to preserve; the ladies ‘“‘Between six and seven hun-/ il-as-in-life,and—he had all_the fine store in -an— eligible ovation} surrounded by attractive signs,is a superior advertisement; for the experience of most enterprising merchants is that it pays better to spend less in rent and more on advertising. Enterprising people are beginning to learn the value of advertising the year round. The _persistency of those who are not intimidated by the cry of ‘‘dull times,’’ but keep their names ever vefore the public, will -surely place them on the right side in the end. A man’s sign offers a mute invitation to those only who pass his place’ of business; his circular can only reach those to whom personil attention is given; but his announcement in a newspaper goes into the highways and byways, finding customers and compelling them to consider his.arguments. ee Excursion to Colfax. At5:39 o’clock this evening a special passenger train will leave this city for the purpose of conveying to Colfax the Nevada City and Grass Valley members of the Masonic fraternity and their lady triends who desire to attend the installation of officers of Illinoistown Lodge and Siloam Chapter, at Colfax, in connection with which there will bea banquet. Fare for the round trip will be $1. The Supervisoral Cases. In the cases of Merriam vs. the Yuba County Siipervisors and Hedges-_vs. B. F. Dam, et al., _deMasonic Hall: rious authors. rum by the President. in Ancient Rome,” by five members. member. ment. from Nevada City Tuésdiy and intormed Mr. Gauthier that in all 000, for which sum the mine was goitig ahead with the mine,.and Music. Prayer. Roll-call—Quotations from vaAdoption of motto. Musi. Localization of the Roman FoCharacterizations froin ‘‘A Day Music. Electrical experiments, by a Quiz. Announcements and adjourn> om Crown Point Mine, Tidings: Mr. Isoard.came down probability the bond on the Crown Point, given to him, Isoard, would not fill, as the parties in whose interest he was working-had, so far, failed to. raise the money. ‘Wednesday is the last day of grace . for the payment of the first installment of $10,000 upon $350,bonded, and it isthe opinion of the contracting parties that the money-would not be raised._In the mean time, Mr. Gauthier is intends to soon enlarge his mill. Taxe a Children’s Endowment Policy inthe Equitable Life Insurance Society and ‘secure in an easy manner a certain provis-. who are anxious to improve theirs and impart a brilliant, delicate softness to the skin; those who would rid themselves of freckles, wafhoal, trouble or injury, and, in geiftral, those who would impart health and tone to the skin—it is for your benefit that a bankrupt lot of Armmaxas, the celebrated Egyptian Elixir,has been left with us for sale, and put down to 75 cents per bottle, as it must be sold at once. It is too well known in fing. Below are a few testimonials. W.D. Vinton, Nevada City. San Franoisco, April 17, 1882. Ainaxab Manufacturing Co. Genrcemen: I have used your Ainaxab for the last two months, and I find that it possesses all the good qualities claimed: for it.in your circular. I th nk it is the best thing one can use to remove the bad effects of paints or dry make-up. I shall continue to use it, a8 it has given me entire satisfaction. Respectfully, LOUISE LESTER, Prima Donna, Tivoli Theatre. San Francisco, March 20, 1882. Ainaxab Manufacturing Company, 805 Montgomery street, San Francisco. GeNTLEMEN: I have-been using your Ainaxab and find it a most delicious elixir, and not only beneficial, but also most agreeably refreshing for the skin. I shall continue to use it. Please send me three botiles, Yours truly, IDA VON TRAUTNANN, Directress Geistinger Opera, San Francisco. San Francisco, April 1, 18382. Ainaxab Manufacturing Co. GentLemen: I have used your elixir for the skin and complexion and have found it all that. you claim, and [ heartily recommend it as the best and most effective dermic specific “iti_use. Yours truly, SDWARD BOSQUI, . this very day, isa box of Ayer’s ‘and Mrs: Jéikins says, that they ~Fious com plaints.”?— imLL TET, ST TE a ee YA of Mrs.-B. Loeklin-was—a decided When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,— ow, and the children will—will be —‘stop snuffing?’ Candle, you are a brute; if you were not, you would not sit there, looking like} death in the primer, and tell me to ‘stop snuffing.’ What you need, and what you’ve got to have Carthatic Pills: Everybody uses } them, the doctors prescribe them, are the best pills ever. made for} When she wasa Child, she cried for Castoria, When she berame Miss, she c ung to Castoria When she had.chi.dren she gave them Castoria * ~ “nV PAINT SHOP. =a House, Sign ia Carriage Painting. the cure of Headache and all bil-. . a A A. A Kinet FEBRUARY ist, EF WE WILL ‘GIVE CASH ON ALE Trimmed Hats and Bonnets, Wings. and Feathers, _ Making the Pulces MUCH micaas COST: In other words we will sell A $12.00 HAT FOR $8.00. ‘A$ 9.00 HAT FOR $6.00. $ 6.00 HAT FOR $4.00. $ 3.00 HAT FOR $2.00, ND ALL OTHERS IN PROPORTION. 33%% MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, Near Union Hotel, Main St., Nevada City. the California market to need_puf-. First HARRY DASSONVILLE H's BUILT A NEW PAINT SHOP ON his lot : Al Town Talk, on the Grass Valley. Where he will do first c’ass work and ONLY Road, eS Class Work, at Fair Prices, A) And all on Ager $ DR. WOOD'S “UNIVERSAL VEGETABLE “PANACEA OF CONCENTRATED EXTRACTS. Prepared from the Active Medicinal srroperties contained Mandrake, Dandelion, Buttornut, Black Root, Bog Bae, Bitter Koot, Calisaya Bark, Barberry Bark, Sweet Flag, Indian Hemp, Wa-a-Hoo Gol'ten Seal, For the Speedy and Permanent Relief of the most hopeless vases of Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Chills ond Fe er, Disordered Digestion, Sick Headache, eral De'lity, ious state or the Stomach, or an inactive or Di-eased Liver. For Paik by all Druggists. K REGULATOR, THE) iness, great ba Blood Rot, ote . chasers. Genother diseases arising from a BilGTON & CO., 8. F., Wholesale o8-ly V LUMBER ! The entire Stock of Lumber at the LUMBER ! FLUME C0.’S YARD, Consisting of ms TQCLOSE. 0 DRY. GOODS, Sel ling Out at Cost! IN ORDER r TE THE STOCK OF MILLINERY, ‘BUSINESS! FANCY cooDs, IN THE STORE.BELONGING TO ‘The Late Mrs, M. A. Sterling Is offered For Sale at Retail or by the Lot in order to sell it NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. The Goods are principally of THIS SEASON’S PURCHASE and comprise all the Latest 8 tyles. MISS ISABELLA PARMENTER, direct fou Boaboi Viare: she has !) xd long experience in the Dry "Goods and Millinery busiOFF F ORThese Goods are marked in 1 plain figures: just as” when~placed on sale, and the customer can see that the reductions are genuine. ~ been engaged to assist Mrs. Ludby in disposing of the stock. rgain. ducts, hy Unappreciative Germany. @ Any person desiring to purchase the business will be given a0a” Call early and see the splendid inducements: held out to pur = All persons knowing themselves indebted to the late Mrs. Sterling are querer to call irmmediately and settle. Commercial St., opposite. Transcript Block. BARRED OUT Not SNOWFLAKE WHISKY, But Our Boasted American Pro+ . > s " REMEDY IN Beavtiry your yards by sowing . ny a guard of.honor, took charge . .,dants have filed amended deoe = a daughter’s dowry pie 523 Clay street. . FEN CING AND BUILDING some of row mo a ssi of the remains “and stood watch . urrers-in the Yuba county Sutal frag. —_——asa=_“_ Lumber ot all Kinds, white . Dell t Sale Notice. » Throat, grass an ae >. “ et avtil this worning>. Visitors’ up verior Court. Plaintiffs have five . ’ Taz only known Specific Remeelinguent Sale vtice FLOORING AND DRESSED ag Or ge? ~ oe athas jus ert co today noon were numerous. days from Wednesday tast-tofile dy for Epileptic fits is Samaritan AISY. CEMENT MINING COMPANY = LUMBER, : oug. a arr Dr’ At 2:300’clock this afternoon the briefs. The defendants have made Nervine. Location of prigeteel place of business; u ae fal i ca ey ‘ ound A © 1 oF ae Quire anumber of the baildings + ire and military companies, Taro L motion to dissolve the ifjunc. ‘‘I bad Epileptic Fits for sixteen ny Pe Vester, aaiingteii Nevada PICKETS, POSTS, SHAKES LUNGS. in the business part of the town . Verein, St. Cecelia and other 80°), andthe matter will come . years,” writes John Keithly, of aeenys Oren. delinquent upon the AN) SHINGLES : : iol A ; __[ sieties assembled at the engine . aringt : Principio, Md., “sam iritan—Ner{clowing described stock, on account of as : eheving Conare to mers in — noase 0 participate An te faporal aptor hearing tomorrow. vine -curadtne.”— $150 -at Cast sessment nuunber sieved on the vine Tilt, RE SOLD FOR TH NEXT 30 2 Lungs, and just assoo1 as tha weather will . Bros. . “ y of November, 2-88 Ped ay oy Cash at greatly reof the Thrcat. peranit, ceremonies. Company “oh forme . prize NIGHT AT HUNT'S HALL — apenive palo lon eta haied aad prices acting lamaber will tind bb — wsibalias ina line in-front of the e: aaa : . = ~ ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. No; No. their advantage ,to call at ouce and make Provipe for old age by taking an . nouse, with the band on the right ei + aie a area ae SevNEVADA CITY. Names. Walices Vert oon Papp their selections, e Drugstores in endowment policy in the Equita. resting on Front street, the Rifles z ‘igen dee fy UNION HOTEL iio A Bu.son ; 16 300, 6 08 COOPER &. CRAWFORD, reid: So : : D ’ i y ) ai E » ble Life Insurance Socievy. Rod. 5n the left, and the hearse on the Friday night at the. Skating. son Bros.. Proprierors yahrg nrrmngy Si Seg: .8:60'. Aeceonloce ai Gee Balaie' col 3.4: Bown. don > CLARK, ney H. Marchant, agent. j15-6t' . left of the Rifles. At 2:4) the . Academy: Ladies’ prize—HandJanuary, 12. Jas . B sins ss ine 3 0) ceased. Nevada City. ine of march was taken up, as . 8ome $9 opera glass, Gents’ prize Jue C Boles 54 100 200] NevadaCity, Sept. 15, 1345. ue ts ; , ; hy : : J. Eagan, San Francisco irs ssi a ee MICHELL's new gape ball, hoa “ollows: Cornet band, dram . =*5 skate ticket. e-¥ W Cox, _— wee trees ee HYDRAULIC MINI Cc ale: Sacramento street, 18 about 60 zorps, Company_D, Rifles, hearse, ree for all.Candle Race (small . T.-G. Robinson, Sac ramento,; Mrs J B Berry 6 “2500 50 00 ! Nale i pleted. It presents a very fine “i ¥ : rf barred)—$5 T Roberts, Santa Rosa Mie 7 Berry so = Te LAYOUT W TED f carriage with mourners, Carriages . Hoys barred )— prize. a ae 4 ’ rs J, rry 0 . 4 00 Y , A N E A ; : ; C. F. Taglor, ~do ured’ B 77. 2000 40 00 ° House and appearance with friends, fire companies No. 1 Fancy _— by Marshal Aid J. M. Smith, Lime Kiln, LP Collings A “ree 0. P. Sripaza his been com. ind 2, hook andladler.company, . Qapurro. Ladies 15c. Gents 25c. Thos. Steel, Murchie mine, EF gree bo me = IEVADA CITY. missioned’ by the GOvernor as a . hose company, Lake Union comSeeger M. F. Lawrence, You Bet, 'f 3 Carter 73 400 800] Six Gates, of say 12 or 15 lent to. bua. Notary Public,toreside at North . pany No. 3, Turn Verein, and citi: . Expenses More Than Receipts. : br Jr., Oakland, 4% 4 Cartee a 1009 20 00 . inches,» en ne 4 no. Smi " Apply _ at this San Juan. zens. The line of march was Th : aoe B Cit J § Hutchinson 9 2500 60 00 Thr f M tN di6-1m ; . e Union says: The expenj. M. Brown, City, JJ Hutebinson 39 200 «©6400 ee or four onitors 0: 0. ~ °: jJown Front street to Mill; up Mill reanor San Juan . 3 3 Hutchinsen 44 100 20 __—— F . f the Nevad N ; ’ F 48 ze. Hunt’s Hal Saturday night on) 1: Church, where at 3 P.M. the : saad the j b ‘2 186. . Wm: lee 2: Central House, aedpgs so = eae to_allwhom it account of the military meeting. . ; 4641 services—were held. At excee re income by $ 77. January, 13 . Shoe tt Houston 3 10 20 atu sd le lar goad <tieditiom. wal coudytet asmae 2 mip ot Taz Charonnat mine is_looking . the conclusion of the services the ~~ a ile, egy — T. G. Robinson, eererenenns beat Hoawae. Adee a ae ig agg nope ene polly ‘at ithe 1 furviched oF i Be = : and repairs which caused more J. E. Pullen, San Juan oe een DaiLy Trasxscrtt office. . jl pies ne Chica, ° unusually well, and is being work. line of march was reformed and hina the gaust. expenied of mosin‘As. B. Hoff, San Jone: , hos cS Hoss.oa so 100 2 0 old t lat, Nev ed with a full force of men. the procession moved down Mill cohuanion Geo. Gibson, Chicago,> Mrs Jno Howes BE 100 2 oo Keystone Market. GG, President. Z . re street toCommercial, down ComSEES ‘G. W. Benson, Bloomfield, 7 Soe — ps ea ; tary. Tue Supervisors have sag apr mercial to Main, Main to South THE Mountaineer mine, owned a 8 a ior ram Valley Jno Calder Inies 2s COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. = epee Gat 2 ee Ww. fi — <% nega of the . 5 uth Second and.tothe depot. : A . almost wholly by residents of San} .¢* En ed : Ba Learned a 7 . = Bismarck refuses to receive our " enion prodact, and wig ‘ il chainF : a ; sit farket. segs bet ‘ _ military salute was then fired by = and of which = has aa 2 e = Hata Stockton, MM O'Brien — = a ete oe dare question his ‘right todo so? .If we want Bismarck’s trade, we a Tuere will be a a: tie party —— 7 the an as . mar — sary as Baie, tS a te , M MO'Brion, wf {be Be CHAS. KENT, f roprietor. must reich him, not through the cheapness of the article (for that aliforn at Town Talk Saturday evening. . en charge of oy aguard o iM -Altwood, do A M Van elen_ te would i itt . ion) : aay Y r M. : Mra 8 A Wai 10 200 400 = ould interfere with German production), but through the powerful Proprietor All invited. wae ei j14-3t irom. Compa ny D. work done on it, it is one of the E. Me Roberts, o GA ee Meee Waancy 83.800 16 00 ¥ING ~ PURCHASED fl ce of . Give hi 00d a ed . »? ; : ere dae ‘best mines in the district. L. Gohéen, do [HL Welen 38100 . 210 the atbve uamed Market. I influence of merit. Give him goods, the quality of which cannot be ae le troub wit ¢o 8 dih do Wm E Yeaw ‘ wal-08 pind to see all former . equaled throughout the German Empire, something that willlease tofeupply Mas. E. Mereirigup_ has gone Ir peop ’ * een . Jno. Cudihea, Ss Wm 36-600 30-00 : ’ g pl “i ce spe to San Francisco for a few weeks’ would take Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral — . rage ig riage i a? Moe ‘Palmer, Washington. ae Won ff Veuw™ rt a0 1 t 2 Bites 2 agate trons and ‘wail bed able to: the tastes of tha German consumers #o well that. they will have if at of Kev a before going to church or places . resident of Grass éy, is here eS an 11600 220 Fre any price. For instance, it is a safe cgnel t if y with Choice ie of etheetiinnedi they would avoid jin the interests of the Racitatis '* NATIONAL [ALHOTEL.Ghee J Goins : ot 1900 38 4 ee esh and Salt x eats; Garnet aver gota tame of a Haar steno me in ; , rly of A Life Lasurance Company. 8. A. Epvy. a eG Proprietor . Chas J Collins 102 1254 25 08 AND EVERYTHING KEPT IN A quisite 1ctto Veal w. J: Mappan,_ formerly coughing, greatly to the ‘comfort’ setnlpetic ida Senuary 13 wo vans O10) 20 Ol PERST CLASS. MARKET . ous as the celebrated OUR.-TASTE, or asip’of Whisky, so marvel: esteranuar . ne ‘ pill , ‘ , LLL i, ss peed was in town y of both meee -_ _ tue hote!s are doing a good busre 3. hay; Bad Dao: y . WCDoane . ee a oe Which will be furnished at the VERY . ously~puré, mild, smooth and mellow as SNOWFLAKE, Bismarck, Beet, etc. y. Public speakers and singers find . jness az will be seen by the arriv-} f" Fy. Beil, Bloomfield, i Reg eps: aenace a ier,ank on avd eof LOWEST Socal ges 4 with the wholeeflicient German army at his back, consi bie dake purchased as that the Pectoral wonderfully in-. uls published daily in these~ col779 Do ille; tof 1835, uy shares of each y ‘ ; ee a cab ases the power and flexibility umos. : tr kskasa Be, ee cal of ich stock as may Le necessary will be _ Raving lone, perience to the brut mai SNOWFL: AKE Whisky for family use has no equal, while a a reasonable . . Hill is to be put in first-class or— ie 1w — H. D. Bean, ee es Valley, coups, oe FE pete ~~ 9 of he . taction toall, acd wil supply t more delicious ' “Worse! for breakfast than a slice of OUR TASTE 4, Steak Cutlet 7 og ES cn EE ee Mas, J. B. Cons ne family G. Gibson, Chicago; Francisco. Califovaia, on Wednesday, Vary best i fag: HAM, would indeed be difficult to find. _ ee. "Garden Seeds. left yesterday for Sacramento] . John McBean, Washington, — . cht 27un a0y of Sarena ie the hour ery best In My Line. ee pe Bie to the best men @ DeHaves’s Dyspepsia Destroy— where they will make their future) Mrs. John McConn & 24, City, Sad elingusnt sansment 7.0 yay : = &@ For sale by all grocers. bat the shop, er will cure sick headache. All kinds of fresh garden seeds . home. F. H., Conn, {with sade advertising and expenses of CBALLZKINDS OF§LIVE STOCK .FOR = rg es ater Ben, Het rT aitgil she Gos do. . e rams couine ewan; [Smce AP ALL TAR HALL, LUHRS & CO. te respectfully beeen trnny oes Sacramen: pmo on oa ot thoes . Tie ft, Moore's Flat: Penden, Oe rire fe CHARLES Kent, [. Sacrauiie ee to taking in the Citrus Fair.” ~ > Use D. R-D-for Dyspepsia. peeent eS nr ee ae ssi Paes. Monr . ~ i ‘ = Soi “ ay j . . : s = c = * ~ se xe ; : ¥ Face Feasts ade with a : ; 1 8 haan mF Es : =

. THE LATE DANIEL McKEON. . ADVERTISING NUGGETS. There is Such a Claim if ‘Habeas Sorpin Once, Mr, Caudle! Has the ‘Headache. — Seal sity ‘souak it was] Catareu.—For dbedinsveie r The hemains Wrought Home for . Hints on the Subject from Various The A Re lican h Dinset impossible to breathe was asufferer from . catarrh . Burial—Seattle’s Tribute. Sources. 1 aSespieice pub rasghpernbacog Wc bk Mason, alto seomney for Chas. “There’s.no “ase talking, . Mr. through my nostrils, Using Ely’s head andthroat. Ry a few a a rue : following to say about the Placer Calhower, aliaé Hart, bound over . Caudle, you're looking sick. You Cc * Sates 3 y ppliL,, Daily, Mondays E The embalmed body of the late] Don’t expect an advert isement county quartz property that.is be-. to be tried in the Superior Court, have been pale as a ghost for the ream Balm a short time the . cations of Ely’s Cream Balm-Lre-.y, Mondays Excepted. Daniel McK hn dial bo bear (uit th Oue Blakt. sage Seen trouble entirely disappeared.—J. . ceived decided benefit—was cured et ees, Sao Be at Seat. : ing put on the London, England, for burglarizing. H. Uphoff’s sa. last day or two, and I’m going to] O. Tichenor, 8 ee,Merchant, Eliz. b. ‘one bottle.—Charlotte Parker : tle, Washington Territory, on the. Bread is the staff of human life, market, and reference to which jloon at Grass Valley, yesterday . send for the doctor. ‘Only a sick abeth, N. J. averly, N. Y. Wa. G. Rorerts, an old-time . 4th instant, arrived here Wednesand serene? is the staff of bus. was made in this paper yester-}made application for a writ of headache ?” Yes, [know; but it’s rT. resident of this city, and now lo-. day -evening in charge of his iness. ‘day: ‘The Centennial mine is\. habeas corpus in bshalf ofthe }only a. sympton of something! cate] at San Francisco, arrived . brother, Frank, and L. H. Grif-; Yon can’t eat enough i in a week . located about a mile from Butcher} prisoner, the matter coming up . worse, Caudle, this everlasting . here Wednesday evening and yes. fith, and:is now at the residence . t° last a year,.and you can’t adRanch and isconsidered by min-} before Judge Soward for hearing. . neglect of yours will be the death raviONs (0 Our HHI Tal {I OK: aki ~ ae terlay morning went up to Wash-. of the mother on Gold Fiat. The. Vestise on that plan.” ing men a very promising proper. The applftation sets.forth that the . of you, and then I shall bea widEB ki etor. . V holend in a AT FOR =~ SIR ADE, AS RATES ¥ GER. ANT, rietor. i TYLE G, in which erence. morning. rder. ie Season Style. ANCES © WEDY. ottle £0 cts a ‘The Daily Traserigt . iagton. Mr. Robarts ij a partner with Senator Jones in various ~mining enterprises, and ranks high as an authority on the quartz mining industry. _Whle here Wednesdiy evening ‘‘Billy” ran acro33_ex-Senator Kent, Col. Ed. Withington and a lot more of the old-timers, and they had a regular love-feast talkinz over the days gone by. : Some of the best and sonal prominent mining experts on_the coast have arfived liere during the past few wecks on their way to the ~~ Washington quartz mining disimportant -saies—olt— Sevorat-+ ing a greater part 6f the time since -he has been connected with the trict. quartz properties -will soon take place in that part of our county. an a few months there will be lively times for Washington township, not only in quartz but in gravel mines. ~ Tue hearing of the contempt case of Pat. Campbell etal. has been postpéned in the’ Superior Court of Yuba county till Monday next. Another and a second ‘suit of the same character was begun against defendants this week.. ‘Hon, A. Walrath TIpINes: “should by all means be re-ap‘pointed a Director of the 17-h Azricultural District. H>-is—just the man; in fact, it would be almost impossible for the Board to get along withont him.” Tue hills around the city were white with snow yesterday morning. A little snow fell here in town for the first time this season, but the rain that followed had it about all malted off long before daylight. ‘Tae Nevada City mine, which has been a fine gold producer for the past year, is looking still hetter than ever before. The indications are thatit will be an immensé mine in the near future. Turspay afternoon a two-yearold child of Joseph Gassaway fell from a lounge at Nichols’ ranch, below Grass Valley, and fractured the left arm near the elbow. . Davip Watt, Mrs. Wm. Watt, John Glasson and wife, of Gras: Valley, intend going to Scotland and France on a visit, leaving about the-first.of May. ~ --__-—_—~ — RopNzy H. Magcaanr, agent for the Eqiitable Life Insurance Society of Naw York, is in town fora few days. Office at Walter Vinton’s druystore. j15-6t Constpsrine-the heavy “storm: ‘we have had during the winter the savers, sidawilks ant st reet= within the city limits are ina very fair condition. . this afternoon from the Catholic Charch. ee From the Seattle Evening Call of the 5th we get the followinz: “The announcement of the sudden death-of Daniel McKeon, junior member of the firm of Young & McKeon, plumbers and _ gasfittere, last night,;’was,a painful‘ sur. prise tothe citizens of Seattle, and caused many expressions of sorrow. Deceased was.-a native of Nevada City, California, and aged thirty years, nine months and fourteen days. He-came to this city about five years ago, and dur-, firm bearing his name. He was foreman of fire engine. company No. 1, and one of the best members in the company. go Second Lieutenant of Company D, to which position he was recently elected.‘ The cause of Mr. McKeon’s death was congestion of the lungs, causing heart fuilure; a8 was proven by an autopsy held this, forenoon by. Coroner Dawson, assisted by Dr. Willard. He went to the Providence hospital yesterday forenoon at ten o’clock and complained of being ill. He was assigned’a room, and was -visited— by the sisters several times during the!day. About 5 o’clock. yesterday.evening oneof the sisters went to.his room and found that he was dead. He teaves a mother, two brothers and dve sisters in California, and a brother and a host of friends in this city to mourn his untimely . death.’’ » The same paper of the 7th. instant gives the following account of the funeral at Seattle: lred people visited eng*ne house No. 1 last evening for the purpose of viewing the remains of the late Daniel McKeon. The casket was placed just to the rear of the ensine, on the first floor, Around the walls of the room near the casket hung the large American flaz which used to float from the yd flag-staff on Ocvidental square, und the engine, etc., was draped in black and white. On the. cas<et were the trumpet and bat of leceased, a floral cross. and wreath, contributed by Chief Kellogg and the Turn Verein society, ind a silver cross, on which was sngraved the words, ‘Daniel McXeon, died January 4, 1836, aged 30 years,’ and handsomely engravad with emblems of the fire degartment and militia. The fe.cures of deveased looked as naturtppearances of — being but in a soundsleep. At 6 o’clock ficteen nembersof Company D, composfuneral will take place at 2 o’clock-} He was al-. A thing worth doing is worth doing well. A thing worth advertising is —-worth—advertising . well. The enterprising advertiser proves that he understands how to buy, becatse in adve:tising he knows how to sell. People who advertise only once in three months forget that most folks cannot remember anything longer than about seven days. A constant dropping will wear arock. Keep dropping your advertisement on the public and they-will soon melt under it like rock salt. * Qijtting advertising times. is like tearing out a dam “because the water is low. Either plan will prevent good times from coming, If you can arouse curiosity %y an advertise:nent, it, is a great point gained. .The fair sex don’t hold all the curiosity in the world. . Tryingtodo business. without advertising is like Winking at a pretty girl through a pair of green goggles. You,may: know what you are doing, but nobody else does. in dull It is a mistaken notion that a ty. Several shafts have been sunk on the ledge and all show } good.. prospects.. Soine of. the specimen quartz has been sold to jewelers for $24 an ounce. Considerable work has recently been done, consisting of a tunnel in about two hundred feet with a cross cut of ninety feet. The ledge is from eighteen inches to two feet wide and there are betweett two and ‘three hundred tons of ore now-en the dump that disinterest. ed parties declare is worth $59 a ton. Nume-ous assayaand mill tests show an average of $63.a ton. This looks like a pretty good “prospecting operation.” The mine has been offered to a man in Lonéon at a very reasonable price and if there is any swindling in inducing the stockholders te put up more than the mine looks as if it were. worth, the swindling has not beén done on this side of the water. Nevertheless, we do not waht'any repetitions of the Succor Flat transaction.”Cc. L. 8. C. Program. Following is the program for next Monday evening’s meeting ‘of the Chautauquans to be heid at testimony introduced before the Justice at the preliminary hearing, ‘‘failéd to make out a prima facie case of guilt, to show any probable or reasonable cause against the prisoner, or any’ criminality upon*his part, or any crime by any degree of proof whatever.” Only the motion as to the right of the Judze to go behind the commitment wasargued; and that was taken under advisement till 10 o’clock this morning. ——— = ‘Had a Good Time. The Congregational Beneficent which was held at the residence succes@. . The programme was beautifully rendered. The supper was of the icest kind. All, both oid and young, acknowledged It to be the grandest time they: have had for a whole year, And it was generally conceded, even by the ladies, that Mrs. Locklin exceeds any one in‘ Nevada City in her ability to entertain. The net proceeds amounted to $34.35. SRE ARTS LS Hints for a Govd Complexion. The ladies who have nice complexions to preserve; the ladies ‘“‘Between six and seven hun-/ il-as-in-life,and—he had all_the fine store in -an— eligible ovation} surrounded by attractive signs,is a superior advertisement; for the experience of most enterprising merchants is that it pays better to spend less in rent and more on advertising. Enterprising people are beginning to learn the value of advertising the year round. The _persistency of those who are not intimidated by the cry of ‘‘dull times,’’ but keep their names ever vefore the public, will -surely place them on the right side in the end. A man’s sign offers a mute invitation to those only who pass his place’ of business; his circular can only reach those to whom personil attention is given; but his announcement in a newspaper goes into the highways and byways, finding customers and compelling them to consider his.arguments. ee Excursion to Colfax. At5:39 o’clock this evening a special passenger train will leave this city for the purpose of conveying to Colfax the Nevada City and Grass Valley members of the Masonic fraternity and their lady triends who desire to attend the installation of officers of Illinoistown Lodge and Siloam Chapter, at Colfax, in connection with which there will bea banquet. Fare for the round trip will be $1. The Supervisoral Cases. In the cases of Merriam vs. the Yuba County Siipervisors and

Hedges-_vs. B. F. Dam, et al., _deMasonic Hall: rious authors. rum by the President. in Ancient Rome,” by five members. member. ment. from Nevada City Tuésdiy and intormed Mr. Gauthier that in all 000, for which sum the mine was goitig ahead with the mine,.and Music. Prayer. Roll-call—Quotations from vaAdoption of motto. Musi. Localization of the Roman FoCharacterizations froin ‘‘A Day Music. Electrical experiments, by a Quiz. Announcements and adjourn> om Crown Point Mine, Tidings: Mr. Isoard.came down probability the bond on the Crown Point, given to him, Isoard, would not fill, as the parties in whose interest he was working-had, so far, failed to. raise the money. ‘Wednesday is the last day of grace . for the payment of the first installment of $10,000 upon $350,bonded, and it isthe opinion of the contracting parties that the money-would not be raised._In the mean time, Mr. Gauthier is intends to soon enlarge his mill. Taxe a Children’s Endowment Policy inthe Equitable Life Insurance Society and ‘secure in an easy manner a certain provis-. who are anxious to improve theirs and impart a brilliant, delicate softness to the skin; those who would rid themselves of freckles, wafhoal, trouble or injury, and, in geiftral, those who would impart health and tone to the skin—it is for your benefit that a bankrupt lot of Armmaxas, the celebrated Egyptian Elixir,has been left with us for sale, and put down to 75 cents per bottle, as it must be sold at once. It is too well known in fing. Below are a few testimonials. W.D. Vinton, Nevada City. San Franoisco, April 17, 1882. Ainaxab Manufacturing Co. Genrcemen: I have used your Ainaxab for the last two months, and I find that it possesses all the good qualities claimed: for it.in your circular. I th nk it is the best thing one can use to remove the bad effects of paints or dry make-up. I shall continue to use it, a8 it has given me entire satisfaction. Respectfully, LOUISE LESTER, Prima Donna, Tivoli Theatre. San Francisco, March 20, 1882. Ainaxab Manufacturing Company, 805 Montgomery street, San Francisco. GeNTLEMEN: I have-been using your Ainaxab and find it a most delicious elixir, and not only beneficial, but also most agreeably refreshing for the skin. I shall continue to use it. Please send me three botiles, Yours truly, IDA VON TRAUTNANN, Directress Geistinger Opera, San Francisco. San Francisco, April 1, 18382. Ainaxab Manufacturing Co. GentLemen: I have used your elixir for the skin and complexion and have found it all that. you claim, and [ heartily recommend it as the best and most effective dermic specific “iti_use. Yours truly, SDWARD BOSQUI, . this very day, isa box of Ayer’s ‘and Mrs: Jéikins says, that they ~Fious com plaints.”?— imLL TET, ST TE a ee YA of Mrs.-B. Loeklin-was—a decided When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,— ow, and the children will—will be —‘stop snuffing?’ Candle, you are a brute; if you were not, you would not sit there, looking like} death in the primer, and tell me to ‘stop snuffing.’ What you need, and what you’ve got to have Carthatic Pills: Everybody uses } them, the doctors prescribe them, are the best pills ever. made for} When she wasa Child, she cried for Castoria, When she berame Miss, she c ung to Castoria When she had.chi.dren she gave them Castoria * ~ “nV PAINT SHOP. =a House, Sign ia Carriage Painting. the cure of Headache and all bil-. . a A A. A Kinet FEBRUARY ist, EF WE WILL ‘GIVE CASH ON ALE Trimmed Hats and Bonnets, Wings. and Feathers, _ Making the Pulces MUCH micaas COST: In other words we will sell A $12.00 HAT FOR $8.00. ‘A$ 9.00 HAT FOR $6.00. $ 6.00 HAT FOR $4.00. $ 3.00 HAT FOR $2.00, ND ALL OTHERS IN PROPORTION. 33%% MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, Near Union Hotel, Main St., Nevada City. the California market to need_puf-. First HARRY DASSONVILLE H's BUILT A NEW PAINT SHOP ON his lot : Al Town Talk, on the Grass Valley. Where he will do first c’ass work and ONLY Road, eS Class Work, at Fair Prices, A) And all on Ager $ DR. WOOD'S “UNIVERSAL VEGETABLE “PANACEA OF CONCENTRATED EXTRACTS. Prepared from the Active Medicinal srroperties contained Mandrake, Dandelion, Buttornut, Black Root, Bog Bae, Bitter Koot, Calisaya Bark, Barberry Bark, Sweet Flag, Indian Hemp, Wa-a-Hoo Gol'ten Seal, For the Speedy and Permanent Relief of the most hopeless vases of Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Chills ond Fe er, Disordered Digestion, Sick Headache, eral De'lity, ious state or the Stomach, or an inactive or Di-eased Liver. For Paik by all Druggists. K REGULATOR, THE) iness, great ba Blood Rot, ote . chasers. Genother diseases arising from a BilGTON & CO., 8. F., Wholesale o8-ly V LUMBER ! The entire Stock of Lumber at the LUMBER ! FLUME C0.’S YARD, Consisting of ms TQCLOSE. 0 DRY. GOODS, Sel ling Out at Cost! IN ORDER r TE THE STOCK OF MILLINERY, ‘BUSINESS! FANCY cooDs, IN THE STORE.BELONGING TO ‘The Late Mrs, M. A. Sterling Is offered For Sale at Retail or by the Lot in order to sell it NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. The Goods are principally of THIS SEASON’S PURCHASE and comprise all the Latest 8 tyles. MISS ISABELLA PARMENTER, direct fou Boaboi Viare: she has !) xd long experience in the Dry "Goods and Millinery busiOFF F ORThese Goods are marked in 1 plain figures: just as” when~placed on sale, and the customer can see that the reductions are genuine. ~ been engaged to assist Mrs. Ludby in disposing of the stock. rgain. ducts, hy Unappreciative Germany. @ Any person desiring to purchase the business will be given a0a” Call early and see the splendid inducements: held out to pur = All persons knowing themselves indebted to the late Mrs. Sterling are querer to call irmmediately and settle. Commercial St., opposite. Transcript Block. BARRED OUT Not SNOWFLAKE WHISKY, But Our Boasted American Pro+ . > s " REMEDY IN Beavtiry your yards by sowing . ny a guard of.honor, took charge . .,dants have filed amended deoe = a daughter’s dowry pie 523 Clay street. . FEN CING AND BUILDING some of row mo a ssi of the remains “and stood watch . urrers-in the Yuba county Sutal frag. —_——asa=_“_ Lumber ot all Kinds, white . Dell t Sale Notice. » Throat, grass an ae >. “ et avtil this worning>. Visitors’ up verior Court. Plaintiffs have five . ’ Taz only known Specific Remeelinguent Sale vtice FLOORING AND DRESSED ag Or ge? ~ oe athas jus ert co today noon were numerous. days from Wednesday tast-tofile dy for Epileptic fits is Samaritan AISY. CEMENT MINING COMPANY = LUMBER, : oug. a arr Dr’ At 2:300’clock this afternoon the briefs. The defendants have made Nervine. Location of prigeteel place of business; u ae fal i ca ey ‘ ound A © 1 oF ae Quire anumber of the baildings + ire and military companies, Taro L motion to dissolve the ifjunc. ‘‘I bad Epileptic Fits for sixteen ny Pe Vester, aaiingteii Nevada PICKETS, POSTS, SHAKES LUNGS. in the business part of the town . Verein, St. Cecelia and other 80°), andthe matter will come . years,” writes John Keithly, of aeenys Oren. delinquent upon the AN) SHINGLES : : iol A ; __[ sieties assembled at the engine . aringt : Principio, Md., “sam iritan—Ner{clowing described stock, on account of as : eheving Conare to mers in — noase 0 participate An te faporal aptor hearing tomorrow. vine -curadtne.”— $150 -at Cast sessment nuunber sieved on the vine Tilt, RE SOLD FOR TH NEXT 30 2 Lungs, and just assoo1 as tha weather will . Bros. . “ y of November, 2-88 Ped ay oy Cash at greatly reof the Thrcat. peranit, ceremonies. Company “oh forme . prize NIGHT AT HUNT'S HALL — apenive palo lon eta haied aad prices acting lamaber will tind bb — wsibalias ina line in-front of the e: aaa : . = ~ ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. No; No. their advantage ,to call at ouce and make Provipe for old age by taking an . nouse, with the band on the right ei + aie a area ae SevNEVADA CITY. Names. Walices Vert oon Papp their selections, e Drugstores in endowment policy in the Equita. resting on Front street, the Rifles z ‘igen dee fy UNION HOTEL iio A Bu.son ; 16 300, 6 08 COOPER &. CRAWFORD, reid: So : : D ’ i y ) ai E » ble Life Insurance Socievy. Rod. 5n the left, and the hearse on the Friday night at the. Skating. son Bros... Proprierors yahrg nrrmngy Si Seg: .8:60'. Aeceonloce ai Gee Balaie' col 3.4: Bown. don > CLARK, ney H. Marchant, agent. j15-6t' . left of the Rifles. At 2:4) the . Academy: Ladies’ prize—HandJanuary, 12. Jas . B sins ss ine 3 0) ceased. Nevada City. ine of march was taken up, as . 8ome $9 opera glass, Gents’ prize Jue C Boles 54 100 200] NevadaCity, Sept. 15, 1345. ue ts ; , ; hy : : J. Eagan, San Francisco irs ssi a ee MICHELL's new gape ball, hoa “ollows: Cornet band, dram . =*5 skate ticket. e-¥ W Cox, _— wee trees ee HYDRAULIC MINI Cc ale: Sacramento street, 18 about 60 zorps, Company_D, Rifles, hearse, ree for all.Candle Race (small . T.-G. Robinson, Sac ramento,; Mrs J B Berry 6 “2500 50 00 ! Nale i pleted. It presents a very fine “i ¥ : rf barred)—$5 T Roberts, Santa Rosa Mie 7 Berry so = Te LAYOUT W TED f carriage with mourners, Carriages . Hoys barred )— prize. a ae 4 ’ rs J, rry 0 . 4 00 Y , A N E A ; : ; C. F. Taglor, ~do ured’ B 77. 2000 40 00 ° House and appearance with friends, fire companies No. 1 Fancy _— by Marshal Aid J. M. Smith, Lime Kiln, LP Collings A “ree 0. P. Sripaza his been com. ind 2, hook andladler.company, . Qapurro. Ladies 15c. Gents 25c. Thos. Steel, Murchie mine, EF gree bo me = IEVADA CITY. missioned’ by the GOvernor as a . hose company, Lake Union comSeeger M. F. Lawrence, You Bet, 'f 3 Carter 73 400 800] Six Gates, of say 12 or 15 lent to. bua. Notary Public,toreside at North . pany No. 3, Turn Verein, and citi: . Expenses More Than Receipts. : br Jr., Oakland, 4% 4 Cartee a 1009 20 00 . inches,» en ne 4 no. Smi " Apply _ at this San Juan. zens. The line of march was Th : aoe B Cit J § Hutchinson 9 2500 60 00 Thr f M tN di6-1m ; . e Union says: The expenj. M. Brown, City, JJ Hutebinson 39 200 «©6400 ee or four onitors 0: 0. ~ °: jJown Front street to Mill; up Mill reanor San Juan . 3 3 Hutchinsen 44 100 20 __—— F . f the Nevad N ; ’ F 48 ze. Hunt’s Hal Saturday night on) 1: Church, where at 3 P.M. the : saad the j b ‘2 186. . Wm: lee 2: Central House, aedpgs so = eae to_allwhom it account of the military meeting. . ; 4641 services—were held. At excee re income by $ 77. January, 13 . Shoe tt Houston 3 10 20 atu sd le lar goad <tieditiom. wal coudytet asmae 2 mip ot Taz Charonnat mine is_looking . the conclusion of the services the ~~ a ile, egy — T. G. Robinson, eererenenns beat Hoawae. Adee a ae ig agg nope ene polly ‘at ithe 1 furviched oF i Be = : and repairs which caused more J. E. Pullen, San Juan oe een DaiLy Trasxscrtt office. . jl pies ne Chica, ° unusually well, and is being work. line of march was reformed and hina the gaust. expenied of mosin‘As. B. Hoff, San Jone: , hos cS Hoss.oa so 100 2 0 old t lat, Nev ed with a full force of men. the procession moved down Mill cohuanion Geo. Gibson, Chicago,> Mrs Jno Howes BE 100 2 oo Keystone Market. GG, President. Z . re street toCommercial, down ComSEES ‘G. W. Benson, Bloomfield, 7 Soe — ps ea ; tary. Tue Supervisors have sag apr mercial to Main, Main to South THE Mountaineer mine, owned a 8 a ior ram Valley Jno Calder Inies 2s COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. = epee Gat 2 ee Ww. fi — <% nega of the . 5 uth Second and.tothe depot. : A . almost wholly by residents of San} .¢* En ed : Ba Learned a 7 . = Bismarck refuses to receive our " enion prodact, and wig ‘ il chainF : a ; sit farket. segs bet ‘ _ military salute was then fired by = and of which = has aa 2 e = Hata Stockton, MM O'Brien — = a ete oe dare question his ‘right todo so? .If we want Bismarck’s trade, we a Tuere will be a a: tie party —— 7 the an as . mar — sary as Baie, tS a te , M MO'Brion, wf {be Be CHAS. KENT, f roprietor. must reich him, not through the cheapness of the article (for that aliforn at Town Talk Saturday evening. . en charge of oy aguard o iM -Altwood, do A M Van elen_ te would i itt . ion) : aay Y r M. : Mra 8 A Wai 10 200 400 = ould interfere with German production), but through the powerful Proprietor All invited. wae ei j14-3t irom. Compa ny D. work done on it, it is one of the E. Me Roberts, o GA ee Meee Waancy 83.800 16 00 ¥ING ~ PURCHASED fl ce of . Give hi 00d a ed . »? ; : ere dae ‘best mines in the district. L. Gohéen, do [HL Welen 38100 . 210 the atbve uamed Market. I influence of merit. Give him goods, the quality of which cannot be ae le troub wit ¢o 8 dih do Wm E Yeaw ‘ wal-08 pind to see all former . equaled throughout the German Empire, something that willlease tofeupply Mas. E. Mereirigup_ has gone Ir peop ’ * een . Jno. Cudihea, Ss Wm 36-600 30-00 : ’ g pl “i ce spe to San Francisco for a few weeks’ would take Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral — . rage ig riage i a? Moe ‘Palmer, Washington. ae Won ff Veuw™ rt a0 1 t 2 Bites 2 agate trons and ‘wail bed able to: the tastes of tha German consumers #o well that. they will have if at of Kev a before going to church or places . resident of Grass éy, is here eS an 11600 220 Fre any price. For instance, it is a safe cgnel t if y with Choice ie of etheetiinnedi they would avoid jin the interests of the Racitatis '* NATIONAL [ALHOTEL.Ghee J Goins : ot 1900 38 4 ee esh and Salt x eats; Garnet aver gota tame of a Haar steno me in ; , rly of A Life Lasurance Company. 8. A. Epvy. a eG Proprietor . Chas J Collins 102 1254 25 08 AND EVERYTHING KEPT IN A quisite 1ctto Veal w. J: Mappan,_ formerly coughing, greatly to the ‘comfort’ setnlpetic ida Senuary 13 wo vans O10) 20 Ol PERST CLASS. MARKET . ous as the celebrated OUR.-TASTE, or asip’of Whisky, so marvel: esteranuar . ne ‘ pill , ‘ , LLL i, ss peed was in town y of both meee -_ _ tue hote!s are doing a good busre 3. hay; Bad Dao: y . WCDoane . ee a oe Which will be furnished at the VERY . ously~puré, mild, smooth and mellow as SNOWFLAKE, Bismarck, Beet, etc. y. Public speakers and singers find . jness az will be seen by the arriv-} f" Fy. Beil, Bloomfield, i Reg eps: aenace a ier,ank on avd eof LOWEST Socal ges 4 with the wholeeflicient German army at his back, consi bie dake purchased as that the Pectoral wonderfully in-. uls published daily in these~ col779 Do ille; tof 1835, uy shares of each y ‘ ; ee a cab ases the power and flexibility umos. : tr kskasa Be, ee cal of ich stock as may Le necessary will be _ Raving lone, perience to the brut mai SNOWFL: AKE Whisky for family use has no equal, while a a reasonable . . Hill is to be put in first-class or— ie 1w — H. D. Bean, ee es Valley, coups, oe FE pete ~~ 9 of he . taction toall, acd wil supply t more delicious ' “Worse! for breakfast than a slice of OUR TASTE 4, Steak Cutlet 7 og ES cn EE ee Mas, J. B. Cons ne family G. Gibson, Chicago; Francisco. Califovaia, on Wednesday, Vary best i fag: HAM, would indeed be difficult to find. _ ee. "Garden Seeds. left yesterday for Sacramento] . John McBean, Washington, — . cht 27un a0y of Sarena ie the hour ery best In My Line. ee pe Bie to the best men @ DeHaves’s Dyspepsia Destroy— where they will make their future) Mrs. John McConn & 24, City, Sad elingusnt sansment 7.0 yay : = &@ For sale by all grocers. bat the shop, er will cure sick headache. All kinds of fresh garden seeds . home. F. H., Conn, {with sade advertising and expenses of CBALLZKINDS OF§LIVE STOCK .FOR = rg es ater Ben, Het rT aitgil she Gos do. . e rams couine ewan; [Smce AP ALL TAR HALL, LUHRS & CO. te respectfully beeen trnny oes Sacramen: pmo on oa ot thoes . Tie ft, Moore's Flat: Penden, Oe rire fe CHARLES Kent, [. Sacrauiie ee to taking in the Citrus Fair.” ~ > Use D. R-D-for Dyspepsia. peeent eS nr ee ae ssi Paes. Monr . ~ i ‘ = Soi “ ay j . . : s = c = * ~ se xe ; : ¥ Face Feasts ade with a : ; 1 8 haan mF Es : =