January 18, 1888 (4 pages)

AE RET TT ULHE Wy i = BR Sb eaztae<scc= a3 B2Scscelss? Ss = a os 2 & ' « Busses 3 8 338233 3 ; ® iS S ‘The Daily Transcript. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 18, 1888. HERE AND THERE. The Broad street coasting course,is still slideable. : it igl Ita an ill wind that blows nobody good. The plumbers are bisy night _ and day. “ A rotary snow-plow pasased through -," Colfax night before last enroute to the Utah Division. The Tax Collector has concluded the listing of the delinquent.property and the books are now in the hands of the Auditor, who will complete his task by the end of this week. The weet-bound overland passenger trains were late nine and eleven hours respectively in reaching Colfax yesterday, Scarcity of water on«the Utah Division makes-the trouble. Postmaster Clarke and Deputy Pow@r are studying postoffice business under Postmaster Williams. It is expected Mr. Clarke will this week take @ormal possession of the office. The codlin moths and other fruit pests are kicking .harder than any animate thing because of the cold weather. The cold is causing many of them to give their.death kick. Samuel Granger is putting up ice at Grass Valley. The Union says that the cakes are from 5 to 6 inches in thickness, and are cut out of the large tank on Uncle Billy Thomas’ place, which is fed by a spring. The freezing of drip-pipea in’ some of the gas-meters about town is making extra work for Manager Myers Allen, It is.the first winter since beginning business here that the Gas Company have been tbus troubled. A Year Without a Summer. Bixty-two years ago occurred ‘the year without a summer.” ‘There was frost in every month of the year 1816. Ice formed half an inch thick in the month of May ; snow fell to the depth of 10 inches in Vermont, 7 in Maine, 3 in the interior of New York; and also in Massachusetts in June; ice was formed of the thickness of common window glass throughout New England} New York and some parte of Pennsylvania on the 5th day of July; Indian corn was so. frozen that the greater part was cut dewn and dried for fodder in August and farmere supplied themselves from corn raised in 1815 for the spring of 1817. A Striking Picture. A charcoal sketch by a well known San Francisco artist has for several days past attracted much attention at the National billiard parlors where it ia being exhibited for a short time prior to being sent to the Orccker Art Gallery in Sacramento, It is the picture. of Master Grant Dorsey, the rising young bootblack who last season won local repown by eating at one sitting @ peck of green pears from the Transomit scribe’s orchard. The picture was evidently made just after Master ~ Dorsey had disposed of the last pear. It has @ seraphic. expression that outshines the sublimest effort of an overfed catfish. The Only Case of Smallpox. Superintendent Galavoti of the Derbec, whose illness with smallpox, was noted several days ago, is getting along as well as could be expected. So far as has been reported, his is the only case in the county at present, William’ Blain, the man who died Saturday at his father’s home between Bloomfield and Derbee, .had another very serious disease besides smallpox, and it was probably that instead of the latter which reallycaused his death. None of his father’s family who nursed him have yet shown any signs of having contracted the smallpox from him. How Much Cold Olives Will Survive. It is said: by experienced growers that olive trees will stand without injury cold to within ten degrees of zero. L. A. Gould, of Auburn, however, in a private letter, states that he treats’ his young olive trees about the same as peach trees, in this respect. He has had marked success in raising olives. Mongolian “Festivities. China New Year begins at 1 o’clock p. mu. on Saturday, February 11th, and the observance of it will continue for twoweeks, The Nevada City Chinamen are already preparing for the ~ festivities. : ¥ (eRe RR U RRC REIT Months of chilldren sweet and rosy, SOZODONT benign keep pure, Fragrant ae 0 fresh-plucked posy; Strong.and likely to endure, Will the second teeth be, ladies, If when young attention paid is. Netice to Nerth Bloomfield PatParties indebted to the San Franadjacent to this city and Grass Valley) «4: RECTOR BROS. .Proprictors apply tothe Court forthe telief demanded Keystone Market: . cisco Opposition Store at North Bloom-. is daily increasing. The Land and . been yong eget lng oan gm OO al Speman ye roel ALL ORDERS LEFT AT THE YARD WILL i etertimony. whereo!, 1, F. G. Beatty, y t, “a field are requested to call and settle] Improvement Company have inquiries pool Pacing 8 ae, fastened its} ¢Jgehanatticker, San Francisco, . We will sell, in addition to BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. Clerk oft the Med arin cent eet heat COMMERCIAL STREBT, NEVADA CITY a ' thele. secoaetane bye store any’ de ng yrreon they anh italy Ee ne ee ee ee ee al a Se our unequaled Teas, Coffees, ahem et grad omit day of October, &. Daisey . OHARLES KENT, Proprieter, moved to Nevada City a ahi fusal of from the owners. 1ne mar . hor vital organs were undermined and. 3 #0ere . . you te Spices, etc.,any of our ver ' Vee! By Wb. acre, Depul = let, 1888. Ueul tha explain Bo ®. ket for town property in both places,. death seemed imminent. For three} BFSnell, . do ” Lec ee =r Any y A. HANSON, Foreman of the yard) 4 1, stason,Atty for riffs. jams time goods will be a Hyman Fe . and especially at the county seat, is. months she coughed incessantly and ote de, Pr fine'stock of Glassware, Chi-. ~ will be found atthe office to a aeceag ers dagcl tanante ima nose AY ING, purchased, De sueneemes Satares for aes, i St “ just now dull but—in-the—coming could not sléep. She bought of usa Mies Allle Dowling ‘Moores-Fiat ; i d Notice of Application for Pardon worse’ ru be aed alee a bile : Prop’r San Francisco Oppo. Stores. de te thie tas le ele of Dr, King’s New. Discovery. John Dowli : ee naware, Tinware, Crockery, recelve orders, oh guppiovend OM . eb all himae of y the pul ne ese Spring activity in is line 16 a!80! ¢,. Consumption and was so much reMisa Maggio Waldron, Bloomfield, Baskets, etc., at e rices awa Ts voss. W D LONG, Esq., District Attorney of . . ¢ : ‘ RSS Lost looked for. : pag ing the eevee Ses we Lirvine, do Pah ome dag Y aici “aie: Wapiemalien < vou willpleas take votive that theander. 2P2remgin & Malt Meats, Asilk muffler, with owner’s initial ——— ept alt night and with one bottle has} = Jay Ostrom, do below usual rates; in fact. eves City, Movember 12h: 1007, signed intends to muke upplication to the Trea in corner. Return the same to Prof. ror that cough by the use of Ayer’s been miraculously cured. Her name if Be do orn . . Governor of the State of California fer a pari John Michell, or leave it at this. ©, srry Pectoral—the best specific for oe eee ute ane write ¥. ~ Zohn Sritowatt, r almost at cost, s0 as to adThe TRANSCRIP! has he in ca sae ae ass ame, —— ec. te oa pee “and lung diseases. It will. Get a free trial bottle at Ourr Bros.’ ioe Brook ee yertise the great merits of ‘and Best Equipped Jeb Priat—Dated Nevada City, December 2, 1867. hess = oe > eat. lay inflamation, aid respiration, Drug Store. She te br ese Largest Best Equipped Jeb Prin No 7. : ee : : rae gold , [strengthen the vocal organs. Ayer’s Dancing Classes al soctat Henry th, go see Cate ee, bw: : Notice of Application fer Parden, ama Xara, chain with's focket stiached. Plegeo . Almansceare fren 0 ell ASK 1°F°06-) tug Dancing Aendemy on Monday. Minaunawem o suint acca d Gatton oe ng mpm acr aioe cane oe Onuae . . SMA ee return to this office. oe cough can be so quickio 7) Wm Waldron, do ,. exceeding good bargains we The People of the State of Califeraia . Le baste ing q evening, Jan, 16, will be held the first] W H Penrose, Los Angeles, ; 2 In the btate Korth of Sacramento, and ita . against George HH. Rogers Wie? PATER. when Shiloh’s y Bhiloh’s Cure, We guar-. of series of dancin , = per do 4 hOW offer, will tempt any one . p for FIRST-CLASS work are as low as “fro W. D. Long, District Attorney, Bevada War will you g classes. Terms, Mullen, Union Hit 8 : ; Price . antee it, For gale at Carr Pros. ah ioe hes Warnes om Vinee 1, e 5 1 sayy ere on the Coast. The establishment County, Calfforaie “You will please take fo cin, Sets, and 1. Ask Carr} a .__ 1 taltion, ty Rie lameness Iatleg Way See iene {that favors our stores with a) iis isePters aid Adracuive Tyger and . te ate of Califorste ou the tay aut Hy him Beg es IER ". For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint . 6° spo Mis Conror, ee ies — Nyisit. Retiember a canister . 2r,printins material, plein rR ofne:. tot beating of applicelion for pardon in the: unrated Waive e eo you have a printed gus on’ ev-. On Friday evening, Jan. 20, will be John Jennlags, he eR a lt A a ; . + [Betinaee tae tehtmant on convioken ren amnesty he. shy ree.with each bot-. ery bottle of Shiloh’s Vitalizer. It . held the first “weekly social for of tea ‘is always a suitable fee epasimems 9f-c0r work and get eur . dered against me inthe above enti ae. . Very Dont th Brat ‘Remedy. Price Hoe faile.to cure. Ask Carr Bros. . thre bogeen + ladies 25) . holida ft: ‘ poe prices, nding your printing ‘te gon i the C Fatorenaig) on Februar? an ana cena ot BOOMS ITSELF. A County Which Requirds Ne Adventrtious Aids. in Advertising tt. i A Burrows, the Grass Valley atterney, writes for the Chicago Park Times a brief description of Nevada county, in’ which he says: e Lclimate of the upper portion of this county, toward the summit of the mountains, id of course cool. Lower down in‘the latitudes of Nevada Cit and Grass Valley the climate, wife by no means semi-tropic, is delightful. Here the nights are always ,cool,. the days: never cold, and the sky always clear, the air bracing and laden with ozone. There are feally but two seasons—the wet and the dry. The wet season lasts generally about the first three months of each year. There ‘are occasional raina in November and December, April and May, but géneraly no. more than suffices to keep down the dust. For those affected with diseases of the throat or lun.8 this part of the State is a sanitarium, although its people are to busy in the exciting hunt for gold to pay proper ate tention to anything but mining. Perhaps there is no part of the State where finer apples and ‘plums are grown. Small fruits also flourish well, and grapes are found to grow very well, The extreme southern part of the county is suitable to orange culture. There.is abundance of water, but heretofore’ little of it has been used for agricultural purposes. The best ranches are those that exist in moist bottoms, along the divide. This is-not a grain county, but great quantities of hay are produced. Potatoes of finer quality‘than those ‘grown lower down are grown here. But every industry in this county has been overshadowed by that of mining. There is much excellent pasture land, and an abundance of the finest timber in the ‘‘middlé: belt’’ of this section. Some of the finest orchard Jand in this part of the State is to be found on the line of the N. G. R:-R., south of Grass Valley. Many of the settlers herc= abouts have tried Southern California, but only to return home disgusted. No attempt has ever been made to ‘boom’ this part of the State, but to those secking either investment, health or homes, it offers inducements second to no place in the world.” County Supervisere. The Board of Supervisors yesterday ordered that the sum of $7.60 be refunded to Andrew ‘Casey from the general fund for taxes overpaid. Action upon the Grand Jury’s recommendation that the county hospital be painted and otherwise repaired, was laid over till the April session, as were also the recommendations of the same body to the effect that the Sheriff’s office be removed to the room now used for the jury room, the jury te ocoupy the room now nsed as County Superintendent’s office and the Superintendent to be removed to the room formerly occupied by the Coun ty Surveyor. : ; ‘ The Grand Jury’s recommendation that an expert be appointed to ex‘amine the county officers books was brought ap, Mr. Woods moving that such expert be employed. Not. seconded. . .The Grand Jury’s recommendation that the office of Deputy District Attorney at Truckee be abolished was laid on the table, the Supervisors havand found that said officer’ is doing his duty according to law. G. A. Johnson’s bill for damages was laid over tillthe April session. . The proposition to purchase Hartwell and Martin’s Mining Index was laid over till the July session. and found to be well kept. were allowed: C, E. Mulloy, $104, W. $109.80. ing been in session thirteen days, Drunk er Crazy. at this office: DgARBECK gros Janeuary the 15, 1888. to itr an intertainment in singin Per ticket on Febeuary-the tirat 188. son. : Hoty Srimrr. {or printin this, __ "Good Indication. aged. 66 years and: a bachelor, ‘was foand about 10 o’clock yesterday morr.ing thirty yards from his cabin on f Rock Creek, @ short) distance below the North Bloomfield and Nevada City roa. since last ‘friday when he visited Al. came solicitous leat harm had befallen and. Hiram. Shearer started out to. search for him. They discovered him at the point above mentioned. He anda small limb falling across his ing fully examined into the matter. The county hospital was examined ‘The following demands for pe: diem and mileage 3s members of the Board D. Woods $105, F. M. Pridgeon $106.40; M. Brophy. $106.60, W. J. Hill The Board adjourned sine die, havThe follewing ‘communication enclosed in an envelope postmarked North Bloomfield has been received ADEDTOR TRANSCRIPT—if the People of Nevada Sity wants me the Holy Spirit the Boss sochealist in the world will do So for five Hundred dollars famalis the Same as a single PaurN. B, your charges will be payed ‘The: demand for small propertier — A LOWELY DEATH. The Corpse of Frank McFarland Found in the Ferest Near Hie Cabin. * raed = The dead body of John Franklin McFarland, a native of Pennsylvania The old man had not been seen Woods’ house, and his neighbors behim. Yesterday morning a party consisting of Mr. Wood, Jacob Arbogast had ‘been chopping down. some tres body had pinned him to the earth. He had evidently been dead for some time, and the body was frozen. Appearances indicated that he had not been instantly killed by the blow, but had struggled for some time in an effort to free himself. Dr. Hunt brought the body to town. It will be given respectable burial. Deputy County Coroner Gray -wil today hold an inquest on the remaine, The deceased had resided along Greenhorn Creek and vicinity since early in the fifties. He had mined some and farmed a part ofthe time, but has been engaged mostly in cutting and hauling wood. Of late years he had not prospered, but stubbornly refused from first to last to receive any favors from others. His brother, Hon. T. B. McFarland, one of the Supreme Judges of the State, had time and again endeavored to prevail upon “Frsnk’’ to forsake the lorely life cf poverty that he was leading and accept his hospitality, but all to no-purBa McFarland was, an honest man . . andis well spoken of by those who knew him. Home Made Hand Grenades. Make your own hand grenades. Fill ordinary quart bottles with a satution of common _ salt, and place them where they will do most good incase of need. They will be found as nearly as servicable as the expensive hand grenades you buy. Should a fire break out throw them with force sufficient to break them. in-' to the center of the fire. The salt will form a coating on whatever object the water touches, and makes it nearly incombustible, and it will prove effeotual in many cases where a fire is just starting, while the delay in procuring water might be fatal. “fr is very late for a robust young man like you to get up in the morning,” ~ an old gentleman in a Washington hotel to a youth who-hed just come down from his room. “When I was of your age 5 o’clock found me up and doing.” “I s’pose it did, sir,” replied the vouth, ‘‘hut I guess you mever held a position under the Government.” Tnx wife of ~ Senator Beck, of Kentucky, isa descendant of a relative of George Washington, and a part of by Washington for the State of Virginia when Kentucky was the western county of that state. Prorzsson McPuxr of Boston has just returned form a six months’ visit to the Sandwich Islands, and brought with him a colored wife whom he met at the court of King Kalakaua. ~ She is of royal blood, well educated and wealthy. : : Tue people of the province of Waldeck, Germany, have pushed temperance legislation to extremes. A law has been passed there forbidding the granting of a marriage license to any man addicted to the liquor habit. Ir. is claimed that the Volapuk language has 11 newspapers. .The devotees of the language should now save up their pennies and buy an insane asylum for the use of their proofreaders. ee Inp1AnA Democrats are greatly disgusted over the President’s surrender of the contract of patronage in that State to Senator Voorhees, and intimate that trouble will result from it. AX egg of the great auk (now extinct) was sold in London recently for 160 guinéas. Antony should have had an omelette of those eggs when he dined with Cleopatra. : : Aw obelisk, to cost $100,000, is to be erected in Chicago to commemorate the valor of the police who took part in the Haymarket battle. —_——— A Weman’s Discovery. FR AS BLA Burra! of J. H: Bodrdman—A Large J. H. Boardman were laid to rest in the family lot, at Pine Grove Cemetery, : Methodist Church under the auspices of Nevada Lodge, ‘No. 13, F. and A, Templar acting as escort and Evaugeline Chapter, Q. E.5., attending in a bedy at -the throughout was a moat impressive one, the sad circumstanes attendant upon Mr. Boardman’s demi-e deepening t! @ gloom and sorrow of the ceremonies. Rev. W. R. Gober preached.the-fun: ral sermon, Rev. Wm. Angwin assistiny. -and abhorred ow LAID TO REST. Funeral. ,— m Siete Yesterday afternoon the remuins of The funeral toek place from the M., Nevada Commandery of Knights church. The © scene The Church choir under the leadership of Mr. Werry rendered the following music: Masonic funeral ode, Hymn, ‘‘Home of the Soul.’”’ Anthem, ‘Gathering Home,” The pallbearers were J. L, Holla:.d, A. Folene, John Evans, FE. G. Sukeforth and Wm. H. Martin. The church was thronged with friends who had assembled to pay the last tribute of respect:to one who for more than a quarter of a.century had been among the most respected of our county’s citizens. His life been a busy and a useful one. Ho had been a fond husband and parent, a faithful friend and an honorable man in his business dealings. He despised deceit immorality. He was charitable in the extreme to thcse who merited his benefactions, He took an active interest in the prosperity~andadvancement of the city of which he was one ofthe pidncers. He. was not only a professor of christianity,but actristian in the best sense of the wo:d. His everyday life was. monument of glory to his nobility of character. Those who knew him best will mourn for him longest. * Money Makes the Boom Go. There is a practical hint for Nevada county inthe following from the Record-Union: Fully one-third of every boom is due to judicious advertising. The Placer County Board of Supervisors are aware of that fact, and unlike theshort-sighted Boards of adjoining counties, invest: in it. They have voted another $2,500 to the boom fund, and everyone who knows anything about Northern ahd Central California iz from Colorado. ilt for several daya, is so far recovered as to’be around again. Juan passed though town yesterday afternoon, going below. PERSONAL MENTION. James Bennallack has returned beduty of the hair and promotes its ‘growth. tion of dandruff, cleanses the scalp, and restores a. natural olor, to stay hair: Have you received Ayer’s Almanac for the new year ? ‘ Catarre cured, health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh’s: Catarrh . Romedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal inszopetfree. At Carr Bros. e Mrs. L. W. Dreyfuss, who has been ba Mias Libbie Butler of North Sen Miss Allie Dowling and John Dowling of Moore’s Flat were in town Mo1.day evening on their way below. . Mrs. W. C. Pond, of San Francisco arrived here Monday evening on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Fred Searls, Wm. H. Penrose, who has been taking a look at the Southern part of the State, returned to Relief Hill yegterday. E. E>Hellings arrived here Monday evening on his way to Goll Lake, Sierra county, to look afier his mining] ); interests there. Mrs. Conroy, mother of the young man’whose trial for robbery begins today in the Superior Court, and J. J. Dickenson arrived here Monday evening from Madera, Mr. and. Mra. R. McMurray came up yesterday from San Francisco, M. C. Hogan met them at-thiscity’ with’a carriage-and-took-them to: their-home . " at North San Juan. Stephen Buchan, a land-seeker fram Minnesota, is visiting the, Bartlett pear belt with a view to buying a. ™ home. Mr. Buchan is much pleased with the climate and soil here, Miss Annio Brock, Mies Mary Brock, F. H. Bell,: D. Stokes, John O. Howells, James, Williams, D. Burroughs and Henry Smith came down from North Bloonfield Monday. : Jay Ostrom brought -to this city Monday. afternoon Misses. Maggie, Rosie and, Annie and Master Willie Waldron of Lake City. The young people came down to be vaccinated. Walter Bondy who has for a long time been a member cf Mountain Division Band and Goyne’s Ofcherstra at this city, left yesterday for Washington where he will work in the Blues} bell mine, E. E. Vincent, editor and proprietor of the Madera Mercury, arrived here last evening and will be a witness fcr the defense in the Bergendale robbery gise. Mr. Vincent wus an attache of the Transcrirr office in 1867. pms i Wrix you suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver Cumplaint? Shiloh’s Vitalizer i@ guaranteed to cure you. For sale by Carr Bros. a 3 CRUSE RE, uns) AS SARIS Bucklen’s Arnica Saive. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, ions, and positively cures Piles, or nded. Price 25 cents per box. sale by Carr Bros. ' ee OBOO Oe ee When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she had children, she gave them BORN. of Chris Webber,ason. + Notice. Ditches, all persons using Water from the ~~" NEVADA CITY WATER WORKS ‘Are hereby cautioned against wasting any, and are hereby requested to be as sparing as possible in the use of waPernars no local disease has puzzled and baffled the medical profession more than nasal catarrh, hile not immediately fatal it is among the most distressing, nauseous and disgusting ills the flesh is heir to, and rapidly. today, knows that Placer is the center of attraction. They deserve their prosperity, and the bread they now are casting upon the waféra will return in a few days a handred fold. . Se ceereenennne RanegaaDEEEERRRRISTREI STURN SE In_ polite circles the word ‘drunk’ “Over estimated his capacity’ is the proper thing. ; live not far from Eastport, Maine, fast becoming civilized. ; more than 100 years. . A Reprieve for the Condemned. Wretched men and women long conpe a few doses of Hoastetter’s Stomach Bitters. This budding ho Bitters is persistedin. It brings a reaid. Flatulence, heartburn, sinking meals, the nervous tremors and insomania of which chronic indigestion is the parent, disappear with their hateful progenitor. Most stomachies! who can wonder that in so many instances it awakens grateful eloquence in those who, benefitted b it, speak voluntarily in its behalt. Tt requires a graphic pen to describe the tenements of dyspepsia, but in many of the testimonials received by the rtrayed with . vivid truthfulness. Jonstipation, billiousness, muscular debility, malarial fevers and rheumatism are relieved by it. ‘ SESE . ARKIVALS AT THE -. UNION HOTEL. — Mrs. J. Natfziger.Proprictress January 16, 1888, ” Gram Vater: 0 cy & Thomas, Harris, e Lard, amelli, Ranch, ¢ elig, San Francisco, Ss mour, eity, . c » do ’ B Tebbetts, Chicago Park Times, E Hollings, San Francisco, WoOPond, do Larkin, city, n McCullough, Railroad, es A Rollin, Golfax, Calkins, city, \ ¥F Searls, do ABKIVALS ATTHE NATIONAL HOTEL. ECCS > er eRorlos ee a} Paees 5 or ‘intoxicated’? is no longer used. Tur Passamaquoddy Indians, who THERE are now living in Maine pixteen men and women who have lived “Anour one hundred and soventyfive thousand people heard Evangelist her estate comprises land surveyed poody inPittsburg. : demned to suffer the tortures of dys1a, are filled with-new hope.after blossoms into the fruition of certainty, if the prieve to all dyspeptics who seek its atthe pit of the stomach between . beneficent of proprietors of the Bitters, these are ed. ® JE, BROWN, Supt. Nevada County Academy Business College. A Day. and Boarding School any course in any University. A Complete Academic Course. Painting, Elocution, Short-hand, Type-wr ing, ote., by the very best @pecial Home care and training. At Glenbrook Park, Valley—twe miles from either city. selected coursen, ~oenane Directors ef the Asseciation, M. L, MARSH, Pres. GBORGR LORD, G. M. HUGH, Sec, WM. B. VAN ORDBN, J.T. MORGAN, Treas. WM. HM. CRAWFORD,, BDWARD COLBMAR, the records show very few or.no cases of radical cures of chronic catarrh by any of the multitude of modes of treatment until, the introduction of Ely’s Cream Balm a few years ago, The success of this preparation has been most gratifying and surprising. GREAT REMEDY FOR PAIN. CURES RHEUMATIS»,. Lumbago, Backache, Head. ache, Toothache. NEURALGIA, Sore Throat, Swellings, FrostBae SCIATICA, BRUISES, BURNS, SCALDS. For circular or information address “KH. K. HILL, Principal, Box 18, NEVADA OITY, Cal For Stablemen and Stockmen, The Greatest Remedy Known for Horse and Cattle Diseases. 2 Grass Valley Road, Chronie Cases 40 Years’ Standing Cured Opposite Maltman’s Sulphuret Works. Permanently. Crippled Cases Throw Away Crutches; Cured Permanently. Ohrornic Cuses At Once Relieved; Cured Promptly. ; Chronie Cases Cured Without Relapse; No Return of Pain. Ohronic Cases Oupea ; No Pain In Many ; ears. © ——— FOR BALE, Sold by Druggtate and Dealers Everywhere. The Charles A. Vogeler Co., Balte., Md. Great American Importing Tea. 7°" Minin¢ sn Puiting Purpows Company, © Commercial Street, Nevada City. cee oe J? 18 THE INTENTION TO KEEP TH YARD WELL SUPPLIED W1TH LUMBER, AND WILL CUT TO ORDER A® REQUIRED; This Cempany. has 32 Steres in Successful Operation. TEMPTATION PRICES Alse a geod supply ef Y. r wf el Ayger’s Hair Vigor improves the a Tt prevents. the accumula. ’ Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erupno pay required: It is guaranteed to bee perfect satisfaction, or money re. 9g When she was achild, shecried for Caatoria, When she became Mias,ahe clung to Castoria {Casteria In this city, January 15th, 1888, to the wife On_account_.of Ice in ter as the supply ‘is failing Unless the greatest economy is used the supply will be entirely exhaustAbsolutely Pure. MiSs POW DER NEVER VARIES —A Marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical thas the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in com petition with the multitude of low teat, shor weight, alum or pag hens powders. old oaiy is ame. : ROYAL PT Sihg Towne co., all street, New York wm.T. COLEMAN & CO., Agents, San Francisce. ~ MISS HANNAH BRANCH’S —GREAT— ENGLISH REMEDY. ye s * 4 a. coe oo Large Bottle $1. Small Bottle 50 ots. d for Coughs, Cold, Sore Throat, Qunizy, Group, Hoarseneas,. Asthma,” Whooping Cough, AND ALL DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS. Is porforms wonders in relieving Conenmption, it Lats bewbe the Lunges, and instantly allays all irritation of the Throat. For fale at o.8.MUruLoOW’s. Wholesale or Retail. 2 H. BRANOH and A. P, OLARK, ____ Proprietors, Nevada ity. Semi-Annual Report of the Oitisens Bank, Nevada City. ene Showing ite Financial Condition on Morning of Jan. let, 1888. aan tennant tion For Both Sexes. ORMAL AND COMMERCIAL COURSES aspecialty. Thorough preparation for “Vocal and Instrumental Musto, Drawing, ‘eachers, Mid-way between Nevada City and Grass Pupilgenter atany time, take regular er NEW LUMBER YARD, L. VOSS, Prop’r. ILL ALWAYS HAVE ON HAND AND certain mortgage described inthe said comthe said H. G. Bat-. ° LUMBER OFEVERY DESCRIPTION SHAKES & PICKETS, {All Olear and Seoond Quality Sugar Pine. Loans on Stocks, Bonds and Warthat we have, each of us, a personal edge of the matters contained in the foregolng statement, and that the same ie a true and correct report of the financial condi. tion of the Citizens Bank on the morning of January let, 1888, accordiug to the best ef our knowledge and belief ; and that the assets therein named are all im the custody of the sald bank and of its proper officers aad cerrespondents. We furthermore solemnly awear that the aid-up capital stock of the Citisens Bank ‘a thirty thousand dollars jn gold coin vala ea as will appear frym foregoing. reFE. M, PREMTON, President, D. E, MORGAN, Ase’tCashier. Aubscribed and sworn before me, a Notary Public in and for the county of Nevada, State of California, this feurth day of Janaary, A. D. 1688, __Frep Snanus, Notary Pablio. Summons, N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE county of Nevada, State of California.— Btate of California, County of Nevada, sa. The People of the state of California send Greeting : To H. G. BATTY, T. ©, RANDALL, WILLIAM WILLOUGHBY, MATTHEW TONKIN and K. EK, ROBINSON, Defendants, ’ z You are hereby required to appear in. an action brought against you in the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of Cal{fornia, on twenty-ninth—day of October, 1887, by JOHN CURRY and MARY A. CURKY, Plaintiffs, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service om you ofthis Sutomons, {f served within this counWi or, if werved out of this county, within thirty ‘days, or judgment will taken against you by default according te the prayer of said complaint The saidaction {sbroughtto obtain « decree ofthis Court for the foreclosure of a pas and executed 3 ie on the 28th day of ril, 1886, to secure the payment of @ certain promissory note dated April 28th, 1886, due cighteen months or before, after date, for the sum of Four Thousand Seven Hundred Dollars, ‘with Intereat thereon at six per cent. per annum until paid, that the premises conveyed by sald moraege may be sold, and the proceeds applie the payment of the amount due upon said promissory note, as follows, to-wit : The principal sum of $4,700 with interest thereon from April 28th, 1 atthe rate ofsix percent, per annum and fiye per cent upon the amount found due for Attorney's fee, and coste.of suit, And in case such proceeds are not. sufficient to pay the same, then to obtain an Execution agatnat said IH. G. Batty forthe balance rePepe . due, and that pine the said defendante andall persons claiming by, and foreclosed of all right, title, claim, lien equity of redemption, and juterest in en and further relief. Grand Social Bal 4 Canton Neva, W. ( os hen 18 THE GREATEST REMEDY IN . . the wor . RESOURCES Bank Premises.. cecee eves co 6,000,00 Real Estate taken fordebt.. 6,455.00 Miscellaneous Bonda,.. 20,175.00 County Warranta 4 8,006.82 Loans on Real Kstat 0,527 .08Bene! ‘other Becurities ; bens Tiekete of Ad nic —One Gentle angon other Securities. 17162. C) yoane Co parson nt Medrenr aarers bg ee ad . ” verdraft account, unsecured,.. 0,24, ‘ Money me fond fone age uaa raan and Two Ladies, $1.80. ue from National Banks. . ght 860, Furniture and Fixtures ~"9.600.00) Admission to the Gallery cen Gold BULHOW ahi War ete as 878 . > : Breadhacnsa Totol Assets. . Fe me 170,881.16 Asaote cwintiinae DR. GUNN’S Spon fh 5 plexes + RS ONONTS PUNE ioc ceNjsvceauenias ,000, R mdivided Profits,...).50665 11,114.94 ‘Due hele eae BigTT ERS Dividen ja wnpaid,. AAS e er niys 614.44 Total Liabilities. . ...4, $170,881.16 br State of California, Ceunty of Nevada, ee. THE GRRAT ‘¢, the undersigned, do solemnly swear knowlthreugh er under them or either of them may be barred to said mortgaged premises, and for other And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintifie will T TO BE GIVEN BY I. oO. O. FP, ARMORY HALL, _ —~an— Friday Evening, Feb34, 1888. et Benent — — ~_—e Freon Commirrre. W. T. SILVA, a _JOHN: O'DONNELL, F, G. BEATTY, WM. H. MARTIN, L. M. SUKEFORTH, C. J. NAFFZIGER, JOHN WATERS, Racertion Commirran. JOHN T. MORGAN, NAT. P, BROWN. JOMN HOCKING, J. G, O'NBIL, B. O. McKELVEY, DAVID HUTOHISON, ©JO8. MARSHALL, ; aad Pieer Directer. JOHN MICHELL. R os Regulating Cathartio TER ACKNOWLEDGED : Temie and Appetizer. 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AE RET TT ULHE Wy i = BR Sb eaztae<scc= a3 B2Scscelss? Ss = a os 2 & ' « Busses 3 8 338233 3 ; ® iS S ‘The Daily Transcript. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 18, 1888. HERE AND THERE.. The Broad street coasting course,is still slideable. : it igl Ita an ill wind that blows nobody good. The plumbers are bisy night _ and day. “ A rotary snow-plow pasased through -," Colfax night before last enroute to the Utah Division. The Tax Collector has concluded the listing of the delinquent.property and the books are now in the hands of the Auditor, who will complete his task by the end of this week. The weet-bound overland passenger trains were late nine and eleven hours respectively in reaching Colfax yesterday, Scarcity of water on«the Utah Division makes-the trouble. Postmaster Clarke and Deputy Pow@r are studying postoffice business under Postmaster Williams. It is expected Mr. Clarke will this week take @ormal possession of the office. The codlin moths and other fruit pests are kicking .harder than any animate thing because of the cold weather. The cold is causing many of them to give their.death kick. Samuel Granger is putting up ice at Grass Valley. The Union says that the cakes are from 5 to 6 inches in thickness, and are cut out of the large tank on Uncle Billy Thomas’ place, which is fed by a spring. The freezing of drip-pipea in’ some of the gas-meters about town is making extra work for Manager Myers Allen, It is.the first winter since beginning business here that the Gas Company have been tbus troubled. A Year Without a Summer. Bixty-two years ago occurred ‘the year without a summer.” ‘There was frost in every month of the year 1816. Ice formed half an inch thick in the month of May ; snow fell to the depth of 10 inches in Vermont, 7 in Maine, 3 in the interior of New York; and also in Massachusetts in June; ice was formed of the thickness of common window glass throughout New England} New York and some parte of Pennsylvania on the 5th day of July; Indian corn was so. frozen that the greater part was cut dewn and dried for fodder in August and farmere supplied themselves from corn raised in 1815 for the spring of 1817. A Striking Picture. A charcoal sketch by a well known San Francisco artist has for several days past attracted much attention at the National billiard parlors where it ia being exhibited for a short time prior to being sent to the Orccker Art Gallery in Sacramento, It is the picture. of Master Grant Dorsey, the rising young bootblack who last season won local repown by eating at one sitting @ peck of green pears from the Transomit scribe’s orchard. The picture was evidently made just after Master ~ Dorsey had disposed of the last pear. It has @ seraphic. expression that outshines the sublimest effort of an overfed catfish. The Only Case of Smallpox. Superintendent Galavoti of the Derbec, whose illness with smallpox, was noted several days ago, is getting along as well as could be expected. So far as has been reported, his is the only case in the county at present, William’ Blain, the man who died Saturday at his father’s home between Bloomfield and Derbee, .had another very serious disease besides smallpox, and it was probably that instead of the latter which reallycaused his death. None of his father’s family who nursed him have yet shown any signs of having contracted the smallpox from him. How Much Cold Olives Will Survive. It is said: by experienced growers that olive trees will stand without injury cold to within ten degrees of zero. L. A. Gould, of Auburn, however, in a private letter, states that he treats’ his young olive trees about the same as peach trees, in this respect. He has had marked success in raising olives. Mongolian “Festivities. China New Year begins at 1 o’clock p. mu. on Saturday, February 11th, and the observance of it will continue for twoweeks, The Nevada City Chinamen are already preparing for the ~ festivities. : ¥ (eRe RR U RRC REIT Months of chilldren sweet and rosy, SOZODONT benign keep pure, Fragrant ae 0 fresh-plucked posy; Strong.and likely to endure, Will the second teeth be, ladies, If when young attention paid is. Netice to Nerth Bloomfield PatParties indebted to the San Franadjacent to this city and Grass Valley) «4: RECTOR BROS.. .Proprictors apply tothe Court forthe telief demanded Keystone Market: . cisco Opposition Store at North Bloom-. is daily increasing. The Land and . been yong eget lng oan gm OO al Speman ye roel ALL ORDERS LEFT AT THE YARD WILL i etertimony. whereo!, 1, F. G. Beatty, y t, “a field are requested to call and settle] Improvement Company have inquiries pool Pacing 8 ae, fastened its} ¢Jgehanatticker, San Francisco, . We will sell, in addition to BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. Clerk oft the Med arin cent eet heat COMMERCIAL STREBT, NEVADA CITY a ' thele. secoaetane bye store any’ de ng yrreon they anh italy Ee ne ee ee ee ee al a Se our unequaled Teas, Coffees, ahem et grad omit day of October, &. Daisey . OHARLES KENT, Proprieter, moved to Nevada City a ahi fusal of from the owners. 1ne mar . hor vital organs were undermined and. 3 #0ere . . you te Spices, etc.,any of our ver ' Vee! By Wb. acre, Depul = let, 1888. Ueul tha explain Bo ®. ket for town property in both places,. death seemed imminent. For three} BFSnell, . do ” Lec ee =r Any y A. HANSON, Foreman of the yard) 4 1, stason,Atty for riffs. jams time goods will be a Hyman Fe . and especially at the county seat, is. months she coughed incessantly and ote de, Pr fine'stock of Glassware, Chi-. ~ will be found atthe office to a aeceag ers dagcl tanante ima nose AY ING, purchased, De sueneemes Satares for aes, i St “ just now dull but—in-the—coming could not sléep. She bought of usa Mies Allle Dowling ‘Moores-Fiat ; i d Notice of Application for Pardon worse’ ru be aed alee a bile : Prop’r San Francisco Oppo. Stores. de te thie tas le ele of Dr, King’s New. Discovery. John Dowli : ee naware, Tinware, Crockery, recelve orders, oh guppiovend OM . eb all himae of y the pul ne ese Spring activity in is line 16 a!80! ¢,. Consumption and was so much reMisa Maggio Waldron, Bloomfield, Baskets, etc., at e rices awa Ts voss. W D LONG, Esq., District Attorney of . . ¢ : ‘ RSS Lost looked for. : pag ing the eevee Ses we Lirvine, do Pah ome dag Y aici “aie: Wapiemalien < vou willpleas take votive that theander. 2P2remgin & Malt Meats, Asilk muffler, with owner’s initial ——— ept alt night and with one bottle has} = Jay Ostrom, do below usual rates; in fact. eves City, Movember 12h: 1007, signed intends to muke upplication to the Trea in corner. Return the same to Prof. ror that cough by the use of Ayer’s been miraculously cured. Her name if Be do orn .. . Governor of the State of California fer a pari John Michell, or leave it at this. ©, srry Pectoral—the best specific for oe eee ute ane write ¥. ~ Zohn Sritowatt, r almost at cost, s0 as to adThe TRANSCRIP! has he in ca sae ae ass ame, —— ec. te oa pee “and lung diseases. It will. Get a free trial bottle at Ourr Bros.’ ioe Brook ee yertise the great merits of ‘and Best Equipped Jeb Priat—Dated Nevada City, December 2, 1867. hess = oe > eat. lay inflamation, aid respiration, Drug Store. She te br ese Largest Best Equipped Jeb Prin No 7. : ee : : rae gold , [strengthen the vocal organs. Ayer’s Dancing Classes al soctat Henry th, go see Cate ee, bw: : Notice of Application fer Parden, ama Xara, chain with's focket stiached. Plegeo . Almansceare fren 0 ell ASK 1°F°06-) tug Dancing Aendemy on Monday. Minaunawem o suint acca d Gatton oe ng mpm acr aioe cane oe Onuae . . SMA ee return to this office. oe cough can be so quickio 7) Wm Waldron, do ,. exceeding good bargains we The People of the State of Califeraia . Le baste ing q evening, Jan, 16, will be held the first] W H Penrose, Los Angeles, ; 2 In the btate Korth of Sacramento, and ita . against George HH. Rogers Wie? PATER. when Shiloh’s y Bhiloh’s Cure, We guar-. of series of dancin , = per do 4 hOW offer, will tempt any one . p for FIRST-CLASS work are as low as “fro W. D. Long, District Attorney, Bevada War will you g classes. Terms, Mullen, Union Hit 8 : ; Price . antee it, For gale at Carr Pros. ah ioe hes Warnes om Vinee 1, e 5 1 sayy ere on the Coast. The establishment County, Calfforaie “You will please take fo cin, Sets, and 1. Ask Carr} a .__ 1 taltion, ty Rie lameness Iatleg Way See iene {that favors our stores with a) iis isePters aid Adracuive Tyger and . te ate of Califorste ou the tay aut Hy him Beg es IER ". For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint . 6° spo Mis Conror, ee ies — Nyisit. Retiember a canister . 2r,printins material, plein rR ofne:. tot beating of applicelion for pardon in the: unrated Waive e eo you have a printed gus on’ ev-. On Friday evening, Jan. 20, will be John Jennlags, he eR a lt A a ; . + [Betinaee tae tehtmant on convioken ren amnesty he. shy ree.with each bot-. ery bottle of Shiloh’s Vitalizer. It . held the first “weekly social for of tea ‘is always a suitable fee epasimems 9f-c0r work and get eur . dered against me inthe above enti ae. . Very Dont th Brat ‘Remedy. Price Hoe faile.to cure. Ask Carr Bros. . thre bogeen + ladies 25) . holida ft: ‘ poe prices, nding your printing ‘te gon i the C Fatorenaig) on Februar? an ana cena ot BOOMS ITSELF. A County Which Requirds Ne Adventrtious Aids. in Advertising tt. i A Burrows, the Grass Valley atterney, writes for the Chicago Park Times a brief description of Nevada county, in’ which he says: e Lclimate of the upper portion of this county, toward the summit of the mountains, id of course cool. Lower down in‘the latitudes of Nevada Cit and Grass Valley the climate, wife by no means semi-tropic, is delightful. Here the nights are always ,cool,. the days: never cold, and the sky always clear, the air bracing and laden with ozone. There are feally but two seasons—the wet and the dry. The wet season lasts generally about the first three months of each year. There ‘are occasional raina in November and December, April and May, but géneraly no. more than suffices to keep down the dust. For those affected with diseases of the throat or lun.8 this part of the State is a sanitarium, although its people are to busy in the exciting hunt for gold to pay proper ate tention to anything but mining. Perhaps there is no part of the State where finer apples and ‘plums are grown. Small fruits also flourish well, and grapes are found to grow very well, The extreme southern part of the county is suitable to orange culture. There.is abundance of water, but heretofore’ little of it has been used for agricultural purposes. The best ranches are those that exist in moist bottoms, along the divide. This is-not a grain county, but great quantities of hay are produced. Potatoes of finer quality‘than those ‘grown lower down are grown here. But every industry in this county has been overshadowed by that of mining. There is much excellent pasture land, and an abundance of the finest timber in the ‘‘middlé: belt’’ of this section. Some of the finest orchard Jand in this part of the State is to be found on the line of the N. G. R:-R., south of Grass Valley. Many of the settlers herc= abouts have tried Southern California, but only to return home disgusted. No attempt has ever been made to ‘boom’ this part of the State, but to those secking either investment, health or homes, it offers inducements second to no place in the world.” County Supervisere. The Board of Supervisors yesterday ordered that the sum of $7.60 be refunded to Andrew ‘Casey from the general fund for taxes overpaid. Action upon the Grand Jury’s recommendation that the county hospital be painted and otherwise repaired, was laid over till the April session, as were also the recommendations of the same body to the effect that the Sheriff’s office be removed to the room now used for the jury room, the jury te ocoupy the room now nsed as County Superintendent’s office and the Superintendent to be removed to the room formerly occupied by the Coun ty Surveyor. : ; ‘ The Grand Jury’s recommendation that an expert be appointed to ex‘amine the county officers books was brought ap, Mr. Woods moving that such expert be employed. Not. seconded. . .The Grand Jury’s recommendation that the office of Deputy District Attorney at Truckee be abolished was laid on the table, the Supervisors havand found that said officer’ is doing his duty according to law. G. A. Johnson’s bill for damages was laid over tillthe April session. . The proposition to purchase Hartwell and Martin’s Mining Index was laid over till the July session. and found to be well kept. were allowed: C, E. Mulloy, $104, W. $109.80. ing been in session thirteen days, Drunk er Crazy. at this office: DgARBECK gros Janeuary the 15, 1888. to itr an intertainment in singin Per ticket on Febeuary-the tirat 188. son. : Hoty Srimrr. {or printin this, __ "Good Indication. aged. 66 years and: a bachelor, ‘was foand about 10 o’clock yesterday morr.ing thirty yards from his cabin on f Rock Creek, @ short) distance below the North Bloomfield and Nevada City roa. since last ‘friday when he visited Al. came solicitous leat harm had befallen and. Hiram. Shearer started out to. search for him. They discovered him at the point above mentioned. He anda small limb falling across his ing fully examined into the matter. The county hospital was examined ‘The following demands for pe: diem and mileage 3s members of the Board D. Woods $105, F. M. Pridgeon $106.40; M. Brophy. $106.60, W. J.. Hill The Board adjourned sine die, havThe follewing ‘communication enclosed in an envelope postmarked North Bloomfield has been received ADEDTOR TRANSCRIPT—if the People of Nevada Sity wants me the Holy Spirit the Boss sochealist in the world will do So for five Hundred dollars famalis the Same as a single PaurN. B, your charges will be payed ‘The: demand for small propertier — A LOWELY DEATH. The Corpse of Frank McFarland Found in the Ferest Near Hie Cabin. * raed = The dead body of John Franklin McFarland, a native of Pennsylvania The old man had not been seen Woods’ house, and his neighbors behim. Yesterday morning a party consisting of Mr. Wood, Jacob Arbogast had ‘been chopping down. some tres body had pinned him to the earth. He had evidently been dead for some time, and the body was frozen. Appearances indicated that he had not been instantly killed by the blow, but had struggled for some time in an effort to free himself. Dr. Hunt brought the body to town. It will be given respectable burial. Deputy County Coroner Gray -wil today hold an inquest on the remaine, The deceased had resided along Greenhorn Creek and vicinity since early in the fifties. He had mined some and farmed a part ofthe time, but has been engaged mostly in cutting and hauling wood. Of late years he had not prospered, but stubbornly refused from first to last to receive any favors from others. His brother, Hon. T. B. McFarland, one of the Supreme Judges of the State, had time and again endeavored to prevail upon “Frsnk’’ to forsake the lorely life cf poverty that he was leading and accept his hospitality, but all to no-purBa McFarland was, an honest man . . andis well spoken of by those who knew him. Home Made Hand Grenades. Make your own hand grenades. Fill ordinary quart bottles with a satution of common _ salt, and place them where they will do most good incase of need. They will be found as nearly as servicable as the expensive hand grenades you buy. Should a fire break out throw them with force sufficient to break them. in-' to the center of the fire. The salt will form a coating on whatever object the water touches, and makes it nearly incombustible, and it will prove effeotual in many cases where a fire is just starting, while the delay in procuring water might be fatal. “fr is very late for a robust young man like you to get up in the morning,” ~ an old gentleman in a Washington hotel to a youth who-hed just come down from his room. “When I was of your age 5 o’clock found me up and doing.” “I s’pose it did, sir,” replied the vouth, ‘‘hut I guess you mever held a position under the Government.” Tnx wife of ~ Senator Beck, of Kentucky, isa descendant of a relative of George Washington, and a part of by Washington for the State of Virginia when Kentucky was the western county of that state. Prorzsson McPuxr of Boston has just returned form a six months’ visit to the Sandwich Islands, and brought with him a colored wife whom he met at the court of King Kalakaua. ~ She is of royal blood, well educated and wealthy. : : Tue people of the province of Waldeck, Germany, have pushed temperance legislation to extremes. A law has been passed there forbidding the granting of a marriage license to any man addicted to the liquor habit. Ir. is claimed that the Volapuk language has 11 newspapers. .The devotees of the language should now save up their pennies and buy an insane asylum for the use of their proofreaders. ee Inp1AnA Democrats are greatly disgusted over the President’s surrender of the contract of patronage in that State to Senator Voorhees, and intimate that trouble will result from it. AX egg of the great auk (now extinct) was sold in London recently for 160 guinéas. Antony should have had an omelette of those eggs when he dined with Cleopatra. : : Aw obelisk, to cost $100,000, is to be erected in Chicago to commemorate the valor of the police who took part in the Haymarket battle. —_——— A Weman’s Discovery. FR AS BLA Burra! of J. H: Bodrdman—A Large J. H. Boardman were laid to rest in the family lot, at Pine Grove Cemetery, : Methodist Church under the auspices of Nevada Lodge, ‘No. 13, F. and A, Templar acting as escort and Evaugeline Chapter, Q. E.5., attending in a bedy at -the throughout was a moat impressive one, the sad circumstanes attendant upon Mr. Boardman’s demi-e deepening t! @ gloom and sorrow of the ceremonies. Rev. W. R. Gober preached.the-fun: ral sermon, Rev. Wm. Angwin assistiny. -and abhorred ow LAID TO REST. Funeral. ,— m Siete Yesterday afternoon the remuins of The funeral toek place from the M., Nevada Commandery of Knights church. The © scene The Church choir under the leadership of Mr. Werry rendered the following music: Masonic funeral ode, Hymn, ‘‘Home of the Soul.’”’ Anthem, ‘Gathering Home,” The pallbearers were J. L, Holla:.d, A. Folene, John Evans, FE. G. Sukeforth and Wm. H. Martin. The church was thronged with friends who had assembled to pay the last tribute of respect:to one who for more than a quarter of a.century had been among the most respected of our county’s citizens. His life been a busy and a useful one. Ho had been a fond husband and parent, a faithful friend and an honorable man in his business dealings. He despised deceit immorality. He was charitable in the extreme to thcse who merited his benefactions, He took an active interest in the prosperity~andadvancement of the city of which he was one ofthe pidncers. He. was not only a professor of christianity,but actristian in the best sense of the wo:d. His everyday life was. monument of glory to his nobility of character. Those who knew him best will mourn for him longest. * Money Makes the Boom Go. There is a practical hint for Nevada county inthe following from the Record-Union: Fully one-third of every boom is due to judicious advertising. The Placer County Board of Supervisors are aware of that fact, and unlike theshort-sighted Boards of adjoining counties, invest: in it. They have voted another $2,500 to the boom fund, and everyone who knows anything about Northern ahd Central California iz from Colorado. ilt for several daya, is so far recovered as to’be around again. Juan passed though town yesterday afternoon, going below. PERSONAL MENTION. James Bennallack has returned beduty of the hair and promotes its ‘growth. tion of dandruff, cleanses the scalp, and restores a. natural olor, to stay hair: Have you received Ayer’s Almanac for the new year ? ‘ Catarre cured, health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh’s: Catarrh

. Romedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal inszopetfree. At Carr Bros. e Mrs. L. W. Dreyfuss, who has been ba Mias Libbie Butler of North Sen Miss Allie Dowling and John Dowling of Moore’s Flat were in town Mo1.day evening on their way below. . Mrs. W. C. Pond, of San Francisco arrived here Monday evening on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Fred Searls, Wm. H. Penrose, who has been taking a look at the Southern part of the State, returned to Relief Hill yegterday. E. E>Hellings arrived here Monday evening on his way to Goll Lake, Sierra county, to look afier his mining] ); interests there. Mrs. Conroy, mother of the young man’whose trial for robbery begins today in the Superior Court, and J. J. Dickenson arrived here Monday evening from Madera, Mr. and. Mra. R. McMurray came up yesterday from San Francisco, M. C. Hogan met them at-thiscity’ with’a carriage-and-took-them to: their-home . " at North San Juan. Stephen Buchan, a land-seeker fram Minnesota, is visiting the, Bartlett pear belt with a view to buying a. ™ home. Mr. Buchan is much pleased with the climate and soil here, Miss Annio Brock, Mies Mary Brock, F. H. Bell,: D. Stokes, John O. Howells, James, Williams, D. Burroughs and Henry Smith came down from North Bloonfield Monday. : Jay Ostrom brought -to this city Monday. afternoon Misses. Maggie, Rosie and, Annie and Master Willie Waldron of Lake City. The young people came down to be vaccinated. Walter Bondy who has for a long time been a member cf Mountain Division Band and Goyne’s Ofcherstra at this city, left yesterday for Washington where he will work in the Blues} bell mine, E. E. Vincent, editor and proprietor of the Madera Mercury, arrived here last evening and will be a witness fcr the defense in the Bergendale robbery gise. Mr. Vincent wus an attache of the Transcrirr office in 1867. pms i Wrix you suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver Cumplaint? Shiloh’s Vitalizer i@ guaranteed to cure you. For sale by Carr Bros. a 3 CRUSE RE, uns) AS SARIS Bucklen’s Arnica Saive. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, ions, and positively cures Piles, or nded. Price 25 cents per box. sale by Carr Bros. ' ee OBOO Oe ee When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she had children, she gave them BORN. of Chris Webber,ason. + Notice. Ditches, all persons using Water from the ~~" NEVADA CITY WATER WORKS ‘Are hereby cautioned against wasting any, and are hereby requested to be as sparing as possible in the use of waPernars no local disease has puzzled and baffled the medical profession more than nasal catarrh, hile not immediately fatal it is among the most distressing, nauseous and disgusting ills the flesh is heir to, and rapidly. today, knows that Placer is the center of attraction. They deserve their prosperity, and the bread they now are casting upon the waféra will return in a few days a handred fold. . Se ceereenennne RanegaaDEEEERRRRISTREI STURN SE In_ polite circles the word ‘drunk’ “Over estimated his capacity’ is the proper thing. ; live not far from Eastport, Maine, fast becoming civilized. ; more than 100 years. . A Reprieve for the Condemned. Wretched men and women long conpe a few doses of Hoastetter’s Stomach Bitters. This budding ho Bitters is persistedin. It brings a reaid. Flatulence, heartburn, sinking meals, the nervous tremors and insomania of which chronic indigestion is the parent, disappear with their hateful progenitor. Most stomachies! who can wonder that in so many instances it awakens grateful eloquence in those who, benefitted b it, speak voluntarily in its behalt. Tt requires a graphic pen to describe the tenements of dyspepsia, but in many of the testimonials received by the rtrayed with . vivid truthfulness. Jonstipation, billiousness, muscular debility, malarial fevers and rheumatism are relieved by it. ‘ SESE . ARKIVALS AT THE -. UNION HOTEL. — Mrs. J. Natfziger..Proprictress January 16, 1888, ” Gram Vater: 0 cy & Thomas, Harris, e Lard, amelli, Ranch, ¢ elig, San Francisco, Ss mour, eity, . c » do ’ B Tebbetts, Chicago Park Times, E Hollings, San Francisco, WoOPond, do Larkin, city, n McCullough, Railroad, es A Rollin, Golfax, Calkins, city, \ ¥F Searls, do ABKIVALS ATTHE NATIONAL HOTEL. ECCS > er eRorlos ee a} Paees 5 or ‘intoxicated’? is no longer used. Tur Passamaquoddy Indians, who THERE are now living in Maine pixteen men and women who have lived “Anour one hundred and soventyfive thousand people heard Evangelist her estate comprises land surveyed poody inPittsburg. : demned to suffer the tortures of dys1a, are filled with-new hope.after blossoms into the fruition of certainty, if the prieve to all dyspeptics who seek its atthe pit of the stomach between . beneficent of proprietors of the Bitters, these are ed. ® JE, BROWN, Supt. Nevada County Academy Business College. A Day. and Boarding School any course in any University. A Complete Academic Course. Painting, Elocution, Short-hand, Type-wr ing, ote., by the very best @pecial Home care and training. At Glenbrook Park, Valley—twe miles from either city. selected coursen, ~oenane Directors ef the Asseciation, M. L, MARSH, Pres. GBORGR LORD, G. M. HUGH, Sec, WM. B. VAN ORDBN, J.T. MORGAN, Treas. WM. HM. 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Thorough preparation for “Vocal and Instrumental Musto, Drawing, ‘eachers, Mid-way between Nevada City and Grass Pupilgenter atany time, take regular er NEW LUMBER YARD, L. VOSS, Prop’r. ILL ALWAYS HAVE ON HAND AND certain mortgage described inthe said comthe said H. G. Bat-. ° LUMBER OFEVERY DESCRIPTION SHAKES & PICKETS, {All Olear and Seoond Quality Sugar Pine. Loans on Stocks, Bonds and Warthat we have, each of us, a personal edge of the matters contained in the foregolng statement, and that the same ie a true and correct report of the financial condi. tion of the Citizens Bank on the morning of January let, 1888, accordiug to the best ef our knowledge and belief ; and that the assets therein named are all im the custody of the sald bank and of its proper officers aad cerrespondents. We furthermore solemnly awear that the aid-up capital stock of the Citisens Bank ‘a thirty thousand dollars jn gold coin vala ea as will appear frym foregoing. reFE. M, PREMTON, President, D. E, MORGAN, Ase’tCashier. Aubscribed and sworn before me, a Notary Public in and for the county of Nevada, State of California, this feurth day of Janaary, A. D. 1688, __Frep Snanus, Notary Pablio. Summons, N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE county of Nevada, State of California.— Btate of California, County of Nevada, sa. The People of the state of California send Greeting : To H. G. BATTY, T. ©, RANDALL, WILLIAM WILLOUGHBY, MATTHEW TONKIN and K. EK, ROBINSON, Defendants, ’ z You are hereby required to appear in. an action brought against you in the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of Cal{fornia, on twenty-ninth—day of October, 1887, by JOHN CURRY and MARY A. CURKY, Plaintiffs, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service om you ofthis Sutomons, {f served within this counWi or, if werved out of this county, within thirty ‘days, or judgment will taken against you by default according te the prayer of said complaint The saidaction {sbroughtto obtain « decree ofthis Court for the foreclosure of a pas and executed 3 ie on the 28th day of ril, 1886, to secure the payment of @ certain promissory note dated April 28th, 1886, due cighteen months or before, after date, for the sum of Four Thousand Seven Hundred Dollars, ‘with Intereat thereon at six per cent. per annum until paid, that the premises conveyed by sald moraege may be sold, and the proceeds applie the payment of the amount due upon said promissory note, as follows, to-wit : The principal sum of $4,700 with interest thereon from April 28th, 1 atthe rate ofsix percent, per annum and fiye per cent upon the amount found due for Attorney's fee, and coste.of suit, And in case such proceeds are not. sufficient to pay the same, then to obtain an Execution agatnat said IH. G. Batty forthe balance rePepe . due, and that pine the said defendante andall persons claiming by, and foreclosed of all right, title, claim, lien equity of redemption, and juterest in en and further relief. Grand Social Bal 4 Canton Neva, W. ( os hen 18 THE GREATEST REMEDY IN . . the wor . RESOURCES Bank Premises.... cecee eves co 6,000,00 Real Estate taken fordebt... 6,455.00 Miscellaneous Bonda,.... 20,175.00 County Warranta 4 8,006.82 Loans on Real Kstat 0,527 .08Bene! ‘other Becurities ; bens Tiekete of Ad nic —One Gentle angon other Securities.. 17162. C) yoane Co parson nt Medrenr aarers bg ee ad . ” verdraft account, unsecured,... 0,24, ‘ Money me fond fone age uaa raan and Two Ladies, $1.80. ue from National Banks.. . ght 860, Furniture and Fixtures ~"9.600.00) Admission to the Gallery cen Gold BULHOW ahi War ete as 878 . > : Breadhacnsa Totol Assets.. . Fe me 170,881.16 Asaote cwintiinae DR. GUNN’S Spon fh 5 plexes + RS ONONTS PUNE ioc ceNjsvceauenias ,000, R mdivided Profits,.....)..50665 11,114.94 ‘Due hele eae BigTT ERS Dividen ja wnpaid,.. AAS e er niys 614.44 Total Liabilities. .. .....4, $170,881.16 br State of California, Ceunty of Nevada, ee. THE GRRAT ‘¢, the undersigned, do solemnly swear knowlthreugh er under them or either of them may be barred to said mortgaged premises, and for other And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintifie will T TO BE GIVEN BY I. oO. O. FP, ARMORY HALL, _ —~an— Friday Evening, Feb34, 1888. et Benent — — ~_—e Freon Commirrre. W. T. SILVA, a _JOHN: O'DONNELL, F, G. BEATTY, WM. H. MARTIN, L. M. SUKEFORTH, C. J. NAFFZIGER, JOHN WATERS, Racertion Commirran. JOHN T. MORGAN, NAT. P, BROWN. JOMN HOCKING, J. G, O'NBIL, B. O. McKELVEY, DAVID HUTOHISON, ©JO8. MARSHALL, ; aad Pieer Directer. JOHN MICHELL. R os Regulating Cathartio TER ACKNOWLEDGED : Temie and Appetizer. 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