January 19, 1887 (4 pages)

_ THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA CITY, CAL » WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19,-1887. The Daily Transeript. ee = ea pen ennai SIX DOLLARS A YEAR. Beginning January [4th, 1887, the . subscription price for the Day TranFROM FORTY. NINER. — ‘n Time to Forward His Weekly Budget. ' SCRIPT will be as follows: cat CEs ea 00 Six months. ry Wasuntnaton, D. C., Jan. 12, ’87. Three months Per week The many mail subscribers who aro wth eu eet Lak his fitness and capacity. This it is. takes of the nature of a joke on some fo have paid in-advance at the price hereway da map betw bo Peigond rad said the present incumbent cannot one, and although the Transcript man tofore prevailing will be given the. 4 itol and California, yw; cee do; and ¢f he cannot he will not get . was concerned in it, he cannot lose a y faery neck + WAR Ty. doptithrough the Senate, *if vigorous Pro-. good item by neglecting to write it : tests will do any good. up. 7 > ‘ desire was very Sreat to keep going Anglomania hes died out entirely in “Aen o’cla@k the quartette startPopa pal hte — yon ne rt Washington. The real Duke of Suth. ed out 6 find the hall. of their North er an naa i ye eid . a erland spent all last week at one of. Bloomfield brethren. Two of them . *#t mi “Wing dle + sien & It : the best hotels here, and nobody call-. had been there some months ago and as i Md pp £0. Tis * ed tosee him. He was 80. certain . consented ,to act as guides. They en ai * = sail fi : baa I wrestled with destiny before ‘Time . thatthe social. world of the Capitol . reached a doorway opening upon the . Puiting inthe foundation for the sa Mrs. Edward Richardson, Postmishad decorated my hair with “silver where want tolionize -him by storm an and thought ra Ea southwest of the old Banner incline; tress at Colfax, died Monday night of threads” and my face had become ea aoe ~ ‘wecld dae ee ead : pte bnyreieat ree cata ‘there were discovered: the croppings ee ceive os ee He isthe same oa door witha Wicket init. The wicket. ma ledge which is said to.have shown T wonder what the dear old place bleman who wenttoa wedding at the opened and one of the party stepping a : abundant —gel Ts. ] « hoyse of Hon. John Bigelow, in: New up whispered the password tothe man . ‘2nel was started in the ravine below : e and whole-sow A ; Deputy Sheriff Carter was out YeS". there yet? God bless their noble Bibi TERING GUN, how has the battle of life gone with benefit of the reduction. ee HERE AND THERE. —_— until I reached the 4 QUEEN CITY oF THE SIERRA, { Trinity Society will meet. this after. A8 you now call the “camp” where in * 7 “The days of old, the days of old, noon at the residence of Mrs. E. H. The days of forty-nine) ©! Gaylord. hemorrhage of the lungs. The people of North Bloomfield are enjoying themselves. this: winter by roller-skating. Cummings‘hall is the wrinkled. looks like now? terday subpcenaing the Nevada county witnesses wanted by the defense in‘the case of the people vs; McWhorter. Grass Valley’s town . trustees have enacted an ‘ordinance making it a misdemeanor punishable by fine to sell cigarettes to boys under sixteen . years of age. them? order confirming the sale of real property belonging to the estate of C. F, Robinson, deceased, has been contin__ued till the 22d instant. Jags . oUt of speech-making and debate. The ladies’ and gentlemen’s class meet.at.the.Dancing Academy this 7 private pension. bills were passed, afternoon ; the solree, Saturday SVE: (among them one giving Mrs. Logan ning; the gentlemen hayé the floor #2000.a year), the Public Buildings bill Monday Svening. ig . “2™Me UP for attention, and algo that The salary of the Assessor of” this relating to a reorganizatia@™ of the “County according to Sims’ bill would Navy. Inthe Senate, secret. sessions be $5,000 instead : i) 48 originalwere devoted tothe Mexican Reciproroan oe an he heehee eee ity treaty, and open Sest/ons, in which Me Takes a Trip—But Gets Back Home. The Washington Permanent Exponation. Upon arriving at Topeka my Would I recognize sas being fulfilled, I hastened home to find that during my brief absence there was a creditable amount of legislation by Congress and an unusual Several regular appropriation bills were pushed through the House, dozens ‘of evening ; the children’s class, Saturday . jority are now ready to vote in favor of ad PUSHING PYTHIANS. a stringent prohibitory law for this ; : little square of the public domain. ; era sition project is now being agitated by Fellows’ Lodge. a Congressional * committee, and ‘the subject of Publie Printer Benedict’s Yorky attired in a rusty, checked . inside. Forry-Niver, Toe rd, 5 The Rodda-Lee Controversy. wer was repeated. —. ri nd tunnel, ing $16,600 the But enough of this. Ag I was sayThe Tidings of Monday evening} . ‘‘Oh, no, no,” exclaimed the ened as Saath. Renws @ e ing, my wish was to get back t for . 848: sya dain stay, but vit life pete : “Some time since Joseph Lee, of . your nate 1} ; » one, and the time to do so could not . this place, challenged James Rodda, Merit be ifs cai i ly. . Occurs on the old vein about 120 feet be spared. So the object of the mis-. Of Nevada City, to a hard glove fight. You i prensa — hg tk ni north of the former ‘incline: A shaft sion to the wind-swept prairies of Kan. Rodda came down here to see about . -~““But I’m sure I’m poke reel eras has been put down 30 feet southwest The hearing ofthe petition ‘for an it and he and Lee agreed to meet at a word you ought to have: ue ae of the crossing toa depth of sixteen certain place in Nevada City Sunday . Working under any sper gh Seach tog feet. The vein is six or eight feet and settle all preliminaries, Lee went To prove it to you, here 8 the District Wille and not only prospects well in up to the-county seat yesterday and . . Deputy who has come to install your fsa gold but shows a large percentage repaired to the place agreed upon. . -fficeratonight. Let him give it to rd i Rodda was not and-had not been there, . You and see. if he’s not right.” : . ” Athenian Sullivan could not be found, . come. til ll P. ., but without finding the . all the same?” the floor to explain, and very specific . ¢d the word. , : They Go Visiting and Take in an Odd confirmation by the Senate is being} The four Knights of Pythias who agitated by some members of the Ty-. went from this city Saturday, te install Nae eee Je . -seree. 1.50] Eprror TRANSCRIPP—Since I wrote pographical Union. The Public Printhe Officers of the lodge ‘at North Cay Gawain no de you last week I have traveled : ter, under the act creating the posi-} Bloomfield had a lively experience, ER TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS many hundred of thiles aad ‘ian tech tion, must bea practical printer and taking everything into consideration, nowh of the crossing was any ime Se ceca is ta ak ator Seater GR 15 cents , ; i i y ; binder, and be able to demonstrate . One thing occurred to them that parahd. It is now discovered that from here the vein leads off'in a northeas-" terly direction where it ‘has beeh worked along the surface more or less “Give me the password,” said the . 150feet when the Banner SoEnpany, “the password is what I want; not. rSuperintendent Brown is now Lee was told. Lee then visited other. . “But we don’t expect any District yds ge sept ue > brag resorts where the pugilistic James ‘g. Deputy tonight,” protested the wary . Opin eis eee ; ie 7 accustomed to rendezvous, but the . Sentinel. ‘‘Hé sent word he couldn’t. 20t hesitate to say that the chances o: Mr. Lee remained in Neva da City un-. ) ‘But don’t you see that he got here} cellent. The present company have object of his search” “Mr. Rodda has. The Deputy stepped up and whisper. Cline shaft 900 feet deep and in a fair 7 i th to the poi i H t2asons willshave to be advanced by. The door opened and the four pass. 7 Ne north to the point of crossing, a The Banner Mine. for 1500 feet ‘until.it runs into the it . Mill that stood on the flat’ 850 feet to cut this ledge and was run about ,. Consisting of Méssrs. Kidd, Tisdale and others, bought out the prospectors’ cross-cutting ata point one hundred feet southwest of the crossing which of silver and sulphurets. Mr, Brown opening a first-class mine here are exthe advantage of falling heir to an <inState of preservation, also drifts run; STATE TEXT-BOOKS. _Superintendent J, E. Brown, of the ; Banner, is meeting with success in searching for the pay lost in the-old mine by a fault in the walls, and he is [entitled to much credit for the diligence and intelligently directed persistence he has displayed. It is also known that there was a crossing in the old ein at the point-where-it proved the best, for at ho place—after © passing 4 Teacher's Opinion ‘of Their Character and General Make-Up. The compilation of the speller and]. readers of the California State’ series of text-books has been—cor : State Board of Education; and the CLOTHING, books have been formally adopted in accordance with the law upon the subnpleted by The speller contains 192 pages. It is designed to replace the speller or word book ordinarily used and the In‘a word, it is two books The work has been prepared upon . ”~ the theory that the greatest improvement in spelling can be obtained by uniting oral and written exercises with practice in word-using, the pupil to gain not on knowledge of correct spe to acguire-a generous vocabulary, and render it available in_ the ready and Proper expression of ideas. Classification of words with reference to the elementary vowel sounds and theirequiyalents used in spelling them is a leadDifficult combinations representing similar sounds have been An effort has been made to grade the work in accordance with the progress of the pupils. Synonyms have received special attention. Much care has evidently been bestowed on the treatment of synonyms, . word-analysis “and derivation. tations from our best authors been introduced to illustrate the of words found in the s The First Reader shows much originality. The illustrations are excellent. The claim on the part of some that.the spellers and readers are too large will apply with less force to the First. Reader than any of the The plan of the book is for the pupil to learn the words first ; second to write them in script; third, to learn the sounds of the letters used ; fourth, to learn the letter forma. y « prices Positively the BEST BARGAINS Ever Offered ly a practical lling, but also grouped-together. pay the deputies. : don’t do such things, sive of the sulphurets. workings. . shocked over the spectacle of two boys about ten years old appearing on Mill street as drunk as lords, and in broad daylight at that. Nevada City boys Yesterday’s Grass Valley Union: C. N. Thomasson is engaged in de. served in the Forty-Fourth, Fifth, livering the books and catalogues to . Eighth and Ninth Congresses: “There the Nevada City subscribers to the . has been less lobbying in the present Home Library. The scheme is a good . Congress than in any of the others, one, and those who have become mem. and if it should be Proven that any bers are more than pleased with its . member had accepted bribes as claimThere is a revival of the rumor that . be expelled.” work is to be _resumeil atthe Murchie. The P resident’s message to the Senmine. Everybody hopes it will be, . ate on his re-appointment of Mr. tures. . York paper announcing that the ' : PACIFIC RAILROADS A crushing of quartz from the Penn-. Had been bribing Congressmen in a sylvania mine, which was cleaned up . Wholesale fashion, naturally attracted at the Rocky Bar mill on Saturday, . Some attention on Capitol Hill, and gave a yield of $46 55 per load, exclu. emphatic denials were heard on’ every side. Said one inember, who had edin that report, he would of course and soon, for with the right kind of. Matthews, the colored Recorder of 7 i has not had the management backed up by some capi. Deeds, from Albany, tal the claim gives fair promise of pay. effect he desired. Mr. Cleveland did ing. Buttoone who has held stock in the Murchie for several years and had to pay an assessment about once in so often, the rumor seems like a hollow mockery. ee A Promising Mine. Fred Bradley, Superintendent of the . in behalf of Matthews. Senators have Spanish mine in Washington townreceived appeals from colored socieship, and Tom Curry have an excellent quartz claim on Poorman’s creek, a mile and a half from the town of “ Washington. Thé vein shows nine feet in thickness at present, and one of the walls has not yet been reached. There is some fine looking ore being taken out. Mr. Curry, who was in town a few days ago negotiating for a ten stamp mill to be erected on the ledge, had with him samples of the quartz, and they showed well in galena and sulphurets, with a liberal sprinkling of free gold. ; The Nevada County Academy. The Nevada County Academy at Glenbrook, half way between this city and Grass Valley, is flourishing under Prof. Hill’s principalship. Among the recent additions to the roll of pupils are two daughters of James Arnott, @prominent gravel miner at Brandy City, Sierra county; . Charles Sharp, son of the late John Sharp of Marysville; and Angelo McKelvey,: ‘son * of Rev. C. McKélvey“of Grass ‘Valley. By next Spring, according to ‘present ' indications, the school will be:welbfilled with boarders and day scholars, The Vote on Senator. In the State. Senate yesterday the ballot on United States Senator resulted in 25 votes for Hearst. and 11 for Vrooman, as learned by a private tele: gram received here. The wires were ' working badly owing to the storm, and the Assembly vote could not be ob‘tained. The Assembly is Republican ‘by a majority of two, To-day the two houses will meet in joint convention fact seems to haye been overlooked that if the Blair bill is Passed, there ate ort t th At the Theater Tonight. . . Will be noneed to worry about the and elect Hearst. o8 will be first-class,-and the , “The Last Loaf,” will be worth hearing. . the lower tunnel has. opetied In this city sooner or later, Great effort has been made to keep. prohibi‘Oakland company having a/ thought useleas to try much longer. fhe Baltic mine hear Granite-. Congress. dictates to the District of of prospect ng with due dilt-. Cumbia, and these days.the petition lid body of ore, and everySean memorials on the sub. “ . ‘arr J ; m cough when Bhiioh’s. Wp CAbvassing that hasbeen attempt-. Bittors have teen oer aunn's . Price Price . &4 among members of both . branches year, and not a single ¢ en not think the citizens of the: District of Columbia would protest against the confirmation of this appointtee a second time. But they are more determined now that this stranger shall not stay there-than they were at first. Colored people, North and South, without regard to politics, are working ties and prominent colored) men: They seem to have lost sight of political considerations in the beliof that the Senate rejected Mr. Matthews because of his color. : It issimpossible to say now what may be done in this Congress towards Revenue Reform, but it is quite certain that the Republicans and the Randall men are nearing an agreement and maturing _ A RAID ON THE INTERNAL REVENUE, Their aim will be to remove the tax on tobacco, alcohol used in the arts, and fruit brandies, whether any attempt be made to alter the. tariff or not. The Democrats have repeatedly proven that they can do; nothing for themselves. They lack both harmony and leadership. Said one-of them yesterday: ‘We haven't time to fool away on tariff matters; reduction of revenue can wait.” Said aiiother a few ‘minutes later: “The one thing that cannot wait is the reduction of the surplus by a repeal of tariff.”’ Presidential aspirants like Carlisle, Morrison and Randall have sacrificed opportunities for reducing taxation, it would seem, to prevent the ‘elevation of one of themselves above the otherThey have certainly acted in such a way as convince-the people: that they will prevent any legislation which they cannot have all their’ own way. cational bill have been introduced in the North Carolina Legislature. The surplus. If education, coast It looks as if there would be A TEMPERANCE E£XPERIWENT ' tion out of Washington, but it is chitis immediately relieved by Shiloh’s StateCommerce, with its long haul, The recent publication in a New Senator Stanford took 4 <n part, to . Sim to prevent people from thinking . €d in. / The guard said he guessed his stadt a Seana a tbat the long lingering ques. ingen: he did not wish to meet Mr. Lee. The . Not being a very regular attendant had $90,000 to ut down ‘the incline ne The citizens of Grass Valley are ht latter will be prepared to hear from . led him to get mixed on the business fan the drifts at prevailing wages short haul, and other prominent fea. Mr. Rodda Pere auy oF by letter or . and he supposed it-was allright. ‘The 2. ae proxy any day this week.” Rodda has told-the Transcrrer ed. hate, and started for the inner door. ot aH itor time and time again that he has . One of them was just about to try and} From the well-known vertising had enough of “slogging” and wants. Work his way in when another notichouse ef George P. Rowell & «2 Provisitors hung up their overcoats and Mt Ranks With the Very Bost. The First Reader containa an acknowledgement to H. C. Kinne, of San Francisco; who donated of the text of the First. an Readers, wtth slight exceptions. The selections comprising the Third Reader were made exclusively by Mr. Kinne. the future. He has made this. resolu. Tegalia with some silver stars on ‘it. years, and has been practically com-. ing held here?” he asked. fest and not willing to subside till he . Purple resid eR faced Mr. Rodda in the arena. It is Isn’t this Pythian Castle? challenging from Grasg Valley is not . ball up the street.” fight for $250 a side. PERSONAL MENTION. Bloomfield. O. K. Cloudman, of You Bet, was +s in town yesterday. Superintendent E. W. Roberts of the Baltic mine has gone to the Bay. Bere A Ranch Resold.__to steer clear of all such encounters in . €d that the doorkeeper wore a Purple . prictors of the. newspaper advertising tion two or three times within late} ‘Hullo! What meeting is this becity, has been issued a small volume pelled to break it as often by some. “‘The Encampment of Odd Fellows, . information for advertisers. The list double-fisted bruiser spoiling for a con. Of course,” replied the man with the of ne webapers given contains only such said that the ambitious party now] “Why, no. The Knights meet in a} the thousands. The principal papers named Joseph Lee atall, but that he. The trespassers gasped for breath, represented, and classified in & con is a well known knocker from the Bay, . 2nd the guard paled. The former grab. venient way, It has been the aim of In spite of all this, Rodda says if Lee . bed their coats and things and made a} the publishers to sift the wheat from will bring him#elf down to 160 pounds . Tush for the open air. They went . the chaff, and the book directs the athe will be accommodated with . down stairs six steps at a time. . tention of an advertiser toward papers ' . They tried to keep the story from leak-. which he should and ought:to use, ing out, each pledging secrecy. But}and tends to intercept a portion . j everybody is joking them about how . of that patronage which goes to publiSe _. they joined the Odd Fellows at North The well known “Webber Ranch,” t Indian Flat, has again been sold County Treasurer McNulty and Geo. . ® ? i L E. Robinson went to Sacramento yesthrough the Nev: County aang With a resolution urging the repeal . San Juan,was in town yesterday. He of internal revenue taxation, strong . has recently devoted considerable atresolutions in favor of the Blair Edutention to developing & quartz ledge there, and thé results are highly satYields no pearl that can exceed in aa t i beauty teeth whitened and cleansed The program for the second dramat-. defense, the new navy, and other . with that incom entertainment and concert to be . things proposed were attended to’ on . fragrant SOZODONT. Nor is. coral . tions,Constipation, Dizzi iness, Loss of . variably attend its systenat n at the Theatre tonight will be . the liberal scale Proposed, reduction . rosier than the th which sack as good if not better than last} Would follow expeditiously, without aes t teeth are set. So say the ladies, who ’s performance. The musical . touching the whisky and tobacco t ax. 6 § are the best judges in such matters. I# you feel despondent try Dr. Gunn’s . for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Diz. Bros. ziness, and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Bitters, ee Price 10 and 25 cents per bottle. Carr Bros. terday to San Francisco for a few days’ visit. prominent business men, left here on yesterday morning’s train for San Francisco. Geo. J. Binder has returned from his mining claim in Washington district. He feels much encouraged over the developments at the mine, M. T. Lawrence is Prospecting for quartz in the vicinity of' Graniteville. If the kind wishes of‘friends go for anything he will strike a bonanza. J. A. Heyer and family returned here night before last from Stockton and Mr. Heyer has entered upon the discharge of his duties at the National. A. Nivens goes below today on business and will be absent a few days. E, W. Black will officiate as Manager of the Western Union Telegraph office at this city while Mr. Nivens is away. +00 A Mine Worth Having. At the Eagle Bird mine in Washington district the incliné ig now down 600 feet. The vein is from twelve to eighteen feet: thick. ~No stoping has as yet been done in this mine, the mill being kept busy on the ore from the shaft and drifts. Yetthe property has paid well almost ever since the day the present company began work on it. A Ridge Quartz Claim. John Hustler, of Chimney Hill, near The Bottom of the Sea parable dentrifice, the ; Croup, Whooping Cough and Brona Mrs. Geo. Edwards, of Edwards’ Hotel at North Bloomfield, has gone James Chisholm, one of San Juan’s ers nearly one half. j13-lw Mrs. Lester & Crawrorp., Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shiloh’s Vitalizer isa positive cure. Carr Bros.Ree _ Fox nervousness Dr. Gunn’s Bitters Improvement Association, this time to H. Trevaskis of Phoenix, Arizona, ata liberal advance on the price paid by Bass, who purchased it.a few months ago, thus again demonstragi the assertion frequently made by‘the Transcrirt that a little improvement-and development of the farms in Nevada county will bring them to the attenselling price. Mr. Trevaskis will carry forward the extensive improvements already outlined by Mr. Bass, and in addition will commence at once to prepare the land for planting a large orchard. Thus the march of improvement goes forward through the stimulating influence of ‘the Land Association. « 62 7 AS The Deep Tunnel. In opening the face of the Gold Bank Tunnel and running on the vein, the fissure is found to be 30 feet wide at the point of beginning on the South Yuba river. The foot-wall véin, which is the one to be followed into the contact, carries a heavy gouge and clay selvage six inches thick and very wet. The vein is about seven feet thick. It is now estimated from what ig known of the formation, that the tunnel will cost from $9 to $14 a foot for the first two miles, which isthe distance thro’ the Gold Bank group, on which some good developments have been made this year, and to the Nevada City mine. It will be 81¢ by 7 feet in the clear. urely p ve, never abrupt. and violent. this account it is admir. Annual Clearance Sale ably. ted--to--persons’ of delicate $1.75 hats for $1.00. $1.00 hats for 50 cents. Sunon’s Vitalizer is what you need i368 is the best remedy in the wide world. nla of garden and flower _SH1L0n’s CatarrhRemedy—a—posi=. — : oho. seeds : Bros : of the Senateand House are five cure for Oatarrh, Diphtheria, and Swanr’s photographs are second to complaint has them. ; 4 tion of new settlers and increasé ‘their . emphatically a genial restorative, The changes which this great botanic remedy produces in the disordered organBroken candy 20 cents a pound at E. Rosenthal’s. 7 dst &. Brand’s, . Washing Powder, 030-tf bureau at 10 Spruce street, New. York containing much and very important periodicals as are on a sound footing, and have circulations running up into of the south, north, east and west are . . The Second Reader has not yet been received, and therefore no criticism of its contents can be made. The last book of the series—the Third Reader—is a bulky volum® of 512 pages, and contains matter found in the Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Readers of other series. The great criticism that will doubtless be° urged against this book is that the compiler did not go out of the field of school-book liter ature for inspiration. The large number of selections taken from school books will be criticised. A cursory inspection cations which cost greatly in-excess possess. It takes the general ground that the best is the cheapest. Prominent among the journals mentioned is. —-— — the Darty Transcript, the best advertising medium in Northern California. a on Goo. The Days We Celebrate. This. year Washington’s Birthday comes’ on Tuesday; St. Valentino's day on Monday; April Fool day on Memorial‘day on Monday ; Christmas on Sunday ; Easter Sunday will be on the 10th of April; Lent begins March of the sun, and two of the moon. One February 8th, visible as a& partial eclipse inthe United States. The others that occur ag follows; are not. visible in the United States : The annual gust 19th, ofthe sun. : —————» 280-0. A Close Call for a Stage. Last Saturday as Wm. Cele was driving the North -Bloomfield stage, with several passengers aboard, a tall this side of Lake city, about thirty feet ahead of his horses. A Piece of . The Greatest Attraction Extant this Season. one of the limbs came sailing through the air, striking Mr. Cole on the face and making quite.a wound near one of hiseyes. The tree had to be moved. New ana Elaborate se. before the stage could pass, A Genial Restorative. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters are zation are always agreeabl , hough pias Pas prt and veer uarves, fo whom [7 Of Fall and Winter Millinery. To-day . the powerful mine rugs are we reduce the price of hats and feathpn Bhd rele aes the lishment of healthful vigor is conspicB uously shown in cases where it is taaor eee kee to overcome shat trultfal cause of . Ready toneunie Feathers in the same proportion, a no iy ie wit bilcmants “et tebe stipation. ee digestion, reg. The com REVERB 0.50 ee evacuation and abun: secretion ARE you made miserable by indigesare results which promptly and inJ18-1w ic use. It . } TAB! is, besides, the best protective aaainat , and a first rate di Fresu seeds of all kinds at Carr Bowen's, Cox’s, Reid’s and other tf Stxeriess nights, ‘made miserable bee i FOR 30 DAYS, BAGINNING TANUARYW. ist, 1887. I MY_ENTIRE STOCK OF GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS, HATS AND CAPS, Will be Soldat a Get Suroe! x<mINT NEVADA. orT'y. a e \ Hapocialy how Prices on Fine Chinchilla Overcoats, Fine French Beaver Coats, a ! . Boy’s Overcoats and Ulsters, Men’s Cassimere and Dress Suits, ae Suits for Boys’ of all ages, Boots and Shoes, Rubber Goods of all kinds,DRY COODS OF ALL KINDs. I am now ready to undersell all competitors. “I have two stores ih the county—one at Nevada City and one at North Bloomfield—and as I buy for cash and in large quantities: I get special bargains, . These are the only stores in the county that do their own Clothing Manufacturing, . buy the cloth and Petite vor made up. So I save the wholesalers’ profit. Most of my goods are brought direct from New York. Remember, 'L. HYMAN of the San Francisco Opposition Stores is the man who brought prices down in Nevada county. t M. J. NOLAN is manager of my Store at North Bloomfield. i Call and price the goods whether you want to buy or not. We are always pleased to show them, Proprietor of the San Francisco Opposition Stores. Nevada City — Comr Meat Market. North Bloomfield — Nearly opposite Mrs, Edward's ortiz , nercial Street, opposite Kent's not reveal a new selection. Thé iratory exercises show painstakHotel. nd intelligence, JeRsrys redu ced 25 per cent., a rs. Lester & C — of any power to benefit which they . . Jan. 18th, 1877, to Thos. D. Calki NEVADA THERXTER. Friday ; Fourth of July on Monday ; . Pwo Nights Only: 2d:There will be four eclipses, two MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVE'GS, January 24th and 25th, ) AL 8, :: :: eclipse of theann, February 23d; Av-. ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY . ALBUMS, :: SILVER WARE <: OUTLERY HORACE EWINC’s MAMMOTH NEW dead tree about two feet in diameter UNCLE TOM CMP ANY fell across the road a short distance Md ’ enery by Wm, T. the celebrated Scenic Artist and a Powerful Company of 24 4.3 ze 24 Colered Plantation Quartette, GRAND SCENIC EFFECT. GENERAL INSURANGE AGENCY, Prices as Usual. The Leading Grocery. and Family. Provision Store. miles more or . n Kentucky Ridge, struction of three lect across at the to and twenty-two inches in depth, or all bi quire of GEORGE GRANT, Randolph Flat. ESTABLISHED IN 1852, L. P. FISHER’S Newspaper Adver tf . RooMs 2 AND 21 CHANGE, CALIFORNIA STREET. SAN FRANCISCO. as De PRORBON 60. cS tising Ageney. : -There will always be found at this first-class Store every article required for family use, which~will be .cited {oF all Ronee MENT 8 sold-atthe lowest market fates, . =: Go To Chas: E. Mulloy’s store and tralian C imene at hie saloon ed strect, . Got a free sample of the little Chief File. on \vertisers A ed free eosens. tothem during” ALSO ON HAND THE VERY BEST OF ees WINEZs annp ur RVUORs.” ~ , IT: TAGROM, 18 and 20 Gommercial Street, AT THE NATIONAL BXCHLANGH BOOK STORE. Can be found everything in the line of oe ee, aa Blank Books, School Books, Printed Books in Cloth and Fine Bindings, SPECTACLES, JEWELRY, DOLLS, TOYS, &oCOUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED, BRAND & STICH, Proprietors. *“BWBeehiwe.>> x1 NEWT AD A. orry. 'G rocery

_ THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA CITY, CAL » WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19,-1887. The Daily Transeript. ee = ea pen ennai SIX DOLLARS A YEAR. Beginning January [4th, 1887, the . subscription price for the Day TranFROM FORTY. NINER. — ‘n Time to Forward His Weekly Budget. ' SCRIPT will be as follows: cat CEs ea 00 Six months.. ry Wasuntnaton, D. C., Jan. 12, ’87. Three months Per week The many mail subscribers who aro wth eu eet Lak his fitness and capacity. This it is. takes of the nature of a joke on some fo have paid in-advance at the price hereway da map betw bo Peigond rad said the present incumbent cannot one, and although the Transcript man tofore prevailing will be given the. 4 itol and California, yw; cee do; and ¢f he cannot he will not get . was concerned in it, he cannot lose a y faery neck + WAR Ty. doptithrough the Senate, *if vigorous Pro-. good item by neglecting to write it : tests will do any good. up. 7 > ‘ desire was very Sreat to keep going Anglomania hes died out entirely in “Aen o’cla@k the quartette startPopa pal hte — yon ne rt Washington. The real Duke of Suth. ed out 6 find the hall. of their North er an naa i ye eid . a erland spent all last week at one of. Bloomfield brethren. Two of them . *#t mi “Wing dle + sien & It : the best hotels here, and nobody call-. had been there some months ago and as i Md pp £0. Tis * ed tosee him. He was 80. certain . consented ,to act as guides. They en ai * = sail fi : baa I wrestled with destiny before ‘Time . thatthe social. world of the Capitol . reached a doorway opening upon the . Puiting inthe foundation for the sa Mrs. Edward Richardson, Postmishad decorated my hair with “silver where want tolionize -him by storm an and thought ra Ea southwest of the old Banner incline; tress at Colfax, died Monday night of threads” and my face had become ea aoe ~ ‘wecld dae ee ead : pte bnyreieat ree cata ‘there were discovered: the croppings ee ceive os ee He isthe same oa door witha Wicket init. The wicket. ma ledge which is said to.have shown T wonder what the dear old place bleman who wenttoa wedding at the opened and one of the party stepping a : abundant —gel Ts. ] « hoyse of Hon. John Bigelow, in: New up whispered the password tothe man . ‘2nel was started in the ravine below : e and whole-sow A ; Deputy Sheriff Carter was out YeS". there yet? God bless their noble Bibi TERING GUN, how has the battle of life gone with benefit of the reduction. ee HERE AND THERE. —_— until I reached the 4 QUEEN CITY oF THE SIERRA, { Trinity Society will meet. this after. A8 you now call the “camp” where in * 7 “The days of old, the days of old, noon at the residence of Mrs. E. H. The days of forty-nine) ©! Gaylord. hemorrhage of the lungs. The people of North Bloomfield are enjoying themselves. this: winter by roller-skating. Cummings‘hall is the wrinkled. looks like now? terday subpcenaing the Nevada county witnesses wanted by the defense in‘the case of the people vs; McWhorter. Grass Valley’s town . trustees have enacted an ‘ordinance making it a misdemeanor punishable by fine to sell cigarettes to boys under sixteen . years of age. them? order confirming the sale of real property belonging to the estate of C. F, Robinson, deceased, has been contin__ued till the 22d instant. Jags . oUt of speech-making and debate. The ladies’ and gentlemen’s class meet.at.the.Dancing Academy this 7 private pension. bills were passed, afternoon ; the solree, Saturday SVE: (among them one giving Mrs. Logan ning; the gentlemen hayé the floor #2000.a year), the Public Buildings bill Monday Svening. ig . “2™Me UP for attention, and algo that The salary of the Assessor of” this relating to a reorganizatia@™ of the “County according to Sims’ bill would Navy. Inthe Senate, secret. sessions be $5,000 instead : i) 48 originalwere devoted tothe Mexican Reciproroan oe an he heehee eee ity treaty, and open Sest/ons, in which Me Takes a Trip—But Gets Back Home. The Washington Permanent Exponation. Upon arriving at Topeka my Would I recognize sas being fulfilled, I hastened home to find that during my brief absence there was a creditable amount of legislation by Congress and an unusual Several regular appropriation bills were pushed through the House, dozens ‘of evening ; the children’s class, Saturday . jority are now ready to vote in favor of ad PUSHING PYTHIANS. a stringent prohibitory law for this ; : little square of the public domain. ; era sition project is now being agitated by Fellows’ Lodge. a Congressional * committee, and ‘the subject of Publie Printer Benedict’s Yorky attired in a rusty, checked . inside. Forry-Niver, Toe rd, 5 The Rodda-Lee Controversy. wer was repeated. —. ri nd tunnel, ing $16,600 the But enough of this. Ag I was sayThe Tidings of Monday evening} . ‘‘Oh, no, no,” exclaimed the ened as Saath. Renws @ e ing, my wish was to get back t for . 848: sya dain stay, but vit life pete : “Some time since Joseph Lee, of . your nate 1} ; » one, and the time to do so could not . this place, challenged James Rodda, Merit be ifs cai i ly. . Occurs on the old vein about 120 feet be spared. So the object of the mis-. Of Nevada City, to a hard glove fight. You i prensa — hg tk ni north of the former ‘incline: A shaft sion to the wind-swept prairies of Kan. Rodda came down here to see about . -~““But I’m sure I’m poke reel eras has been put down 30 feet southwest The hearing ofthe petition ‘for an it and he and Lee agreed to meet at a word you ought to have: ue ae of the crossing toa depth of sixteen certain place in Nevada City Sunday . Working under any sper gh Seach tog feet. The vein is six or eight feet and settle all preliminaries, Lee went To prove it to you, here 8 the District Wille and not only prospects well in up to the-county seat yesterday and . . Deputy who has come to install your fsa gold but shows a large percentage repaired to the place agreed upon. . -fficeratonight. Let him give it to rd i Rodda was not and-had not been there, . You and see. if he’s not right.” : . ” Athenian Sullivan could not be found, . come. til ll P. ., but without finding the . all the same?” the floor to explain, and very specific . ¢d the word. , : They Go Visiting and Take in an Odd confirmation by the Senate is being} The four Knights of Pythias who agitated by some members of the Ty-. went from this city Saturday, te install Nae eee Je . -seree. 1.50] Eprror TRANSCRIPP—Since I wrote pographical Union. The Public Printhe Officers of the lodge ‘at North Cay Gawain no de you last week I have traveled : ter, under the act creating the posi-} Bloomfield had a lively experience, ER TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS many hundred of thiles aad ‘ian tech tion, must bea practical printer and taking everything into consideration, nowh of the crossing was any ime Se ceca is ta ak ator Seater GR 15 cents , ; i i y ; binder, and be able to demonstrate . One thing occurred to them that parahd. It is now discovered that from here the vein leads off'in a northeas-" terly direction where it ‘has beeh worked along the surface more or less “Give me the password,” said the . 150feet when the Banner SoEnpany, “the password is what I want; not. rSuperintendent Brown is now Lee was told. Lee then visited other. . “But we don’t expect any District yds ge sept ue > brag resorts where the pugilistic James ‘g. Deputy tonight,” protested the wary . Opin eis eee ; ie 7 accustomed to rendezvous, but the . Sentinel. ‘‘Hé sent word he couldn’t. 20t hesitate to say that the chances o: Mr. Lee remained in Neva da City un-. ) ‘But don’t you see that he got here} cellent. The present company have object of his search” “Mr. Rodda has. The Deputy stepped up and whisper. Cline shaft 900 feet deep and in a fair 7 i th to the poi i H t2asons willshave to be advanced by. The door opened and the four pass. 7 Ne north to the point of crossing, a The Banner Mine. for 1500 feet ‘until.it runs into the it . Mill that stood on the flat’ 850 feet to cut this ledge and was run about ,. Consisting of Méssrs. Kidd, Tisdale and others, bought out the prospectors’ cross-cutting ata point one hundred feet southwest of the crossing which of silver and sulphurets. Mr, Brown opening a first-class mine here are exthe advantage of falling heir to an <inState of preservation, also drifts run; STATE TEXT-BOOKS. _Superintendent J, E. Brown, of the ; Banner, is meeting with success in searching for the pay lost in the-old mine by a fault in the walls, and he is [entitled to much credit for the diligence and intelligently directed persistence he has displayed. It is also known that there was a crossing in the old ein at the point-where-it proved the best, for at ho place—after © passing 4 Teacher's Opinion ‘of Their Character and General Make-Up. The compilation of the speller and]. readers of the California State’ series of text-books has been—cor : State Board of Education; and the CLOTHING, books have been formally adopted in accordance with the law upon the subnpleted by The speller contains 192 pages. It is designed to replace the speller or word book ordinarily used and the In‘a word, it is two books The work has been prepared upon . ”~ the theory that the greatest improvement in spelling can be obtained by uniting oral and written exercises with practice in word-using, the pupil to gain not on knowledge of correct spe to acguire-a generous vocabulary, and render it available in_ the ready and Proper expression of ideas. Classification of words with reference to the elementary vowel sounds and theirequiyalents used in spelling them is a leadDifficult combinations representing similar sounds have been An effort has been made to grade the work in accordance with the progress of the pupils. Synonyms have received special attention. Much care has evidently been bestowed on the treatment of synonyms, . word-analysis “and derivation. tations from our best authors been introduced to illustrate the of words found in the s The First Reader shows much originality. The illustrations are excellent. The claim on the part of some that.the spellers and readers are too large will apply with less force to the First. Reader than any of the The plan of the book is for the pupil to learn the words first ; second to write them in script; third, to learn the sounds of the letters used ; fourth, to learn the letter forma. y « prices Positively the BEST BARGAINS Ever Offered ly a practical lling, but also grouped-together. pay the deputies. : don’t do such things, sive of the sulphurets. workings. . shocked over the spectacle of two boys about ten years old appearing on Mill street as drunk as lords, and in broad daylight at that. Nevada City boys Yesterday’s Grass Valley Union: C. N. Thomasson is engaged in de. served in the Forty-Fourth, Fifth, livering the books and catalogues to . Eighth and Ninth Congresses: “There the Nevada City subscribers to the . has been less lobbying in the present Home Library. The scheme is a good . Congress than in any of the others, one, and those who have become mem. and if it should be Proven that any bers are more than pleased with its . member had accepted bribes as claimThere is a revival of the rumor that . be expelled.” work is to be _resumeil atthe Murchie. The P resident’s message to the Senmine. Everybody hopes it will be, . ate on his re-appointment of Mr. tures. . York paper announcing that the ' : PACIFIC RAILROADS A crushing of quartz from the Penn-. Had been bribing Congressmen in a sylvania mine, which was cleaned up . Wholesale fashion, naturally attracted at the Rocky Bar mill on Saturday, . Some attention on Capitol Hill, and gave a yield of $46 55 per load, exclu. emphatic denials were heard on’ every side. Said one inember, who had edin that report, he would of course and soon, for with the right kind of. Matthews, the colored Recorder of 7 i has not had the management backed up by some capi. Deeds, from Albany, tal the claim gives fair promise of pay. effect he desired. Mr. Cleveland did ing. Buttoone who has held stock in the Murchie for several years and had to pay an assessment about once in so often, the rumor seems like a hollow mockery. ee A Promising Mine. Fred Bradley, Superintendent of the . in behalf of Matthews. Senators have Spanish mine in Washington townreceived appeals from colored socieship, and Tom Curry have an excellent quartz claim on Poorman’s creek, a mile and a half from the town of “ Washington. Thé vein shows nine feet in thickness at present, and one of the walls has not yet been reached. There is some fine looking ore being taken out. Mr. Curry, who was in town a few days ago negotiating for a ten stamp mill to be erected on the ledge, had with him samples of the quartz, and they showed well in galena and sulphurets, with a liberal sprinkling of free gold. ; The Nevada County Academy. The Nevada County Academy at Glenbrook, half way between this city and Grass Valley, is flourishing under Prof. Hill’s principalship. Among the recent additions to the roll of pupils are two daughters of James Arnott, @prominent gravel miner at Brandy City, Sierra county; . Charles Sharp, son of the late John Sharp of Marysville; and Angelo McKelvey,: ‘son * of Rev. C. McKélvey“of Grass ‘Valley. By next Spring, according to ‘present ' indications, the school will be:welbfilled with boarders and day scholars, The Vote on Senator. In the State. Senate yesterday the ballot on United States Senator resulted in 25 votes for Hearst. and 11 for Vrooman, as learned by a private tele: gram received here. The wires were ' working badly owing to the storm, and the Assembly vote could not be ob‘tained. The Assembly is Republican ‘by a majority of two, To-day the two houses will meet in joint convention fact seems to haye been overlooked that if the Blair bill is Passed, there ate ort t th At the Theater Tonight. . . Will be noneed to worry about the and elect Hearst. o8 will be first-class,-and the , “The Last Loaf,” will be worth hearing. . the lower tunnel has. opetied In this city sooner or later, Great effort has been made to keep. prohibi‘Oakland company having a/ thought useleas to try much longer. fhe Baltic mine hear Granite-. Congress. dictates to the District of of prospect ng with due dilt-. Cumbia, and these days.the petition lid body of ore, and everySean memorials on the sub. “ . ‘arr J ; m cough when Bhiioh’s. Wp CAbvassing that hasbeen attempt-. Bittors have teen oer aunn's . Price Price . &4 among members of both . branches year, and not a single ¢ en not think the citizens of the: District of Columbia would protest against the confirmation of this appointtee a second time. But they are more determined now that this stranger shall not stay there-than they were at first. Colored people, North and South, without regard to politics, are working ties and prominent colored) men: They seem to have lost sight of political considerations in the beliof that the Senate rejected Mr. Matthews because of his color. : It issimpossible to say now what may be done in this Congress towards Revenue Reform, but it is quite certain that the Republicans and the Randall men are nearing an agreement and maturing _ A RAID ON THE INTERNAL REVENUE, Their aim will be to remove the tax on tobacco, alcohol used in the arts, and fruit brandies, whether any attempt be made to alter the. tariff or not. The Democrats have repeatedly proven that they can do; nothing for themselves. They lack both harmony and leadership. Said one-of them yesterday: ‘We haven't time to fool away on tariff matters; reduction of revenue can wait.” Said aiiother a few ‘minutes later: “The one thing that cannot wait is the reduction of the surplus by a repeal of tariff.”’ Presidential aspirants like Carlisle, Morrison and Randall have sacrificed opportunities for reducing taxation, it would seem, to prevent the ‘elevation of one of themselves above the otherThey have certainly acted in such a way as convince-the people: that they will prevent any legislation which they cannot have all their’ own way. cational bill have been introduced in the North Carolina Legislature. The surplus. If education, coast It looks as if there would be A TEMPERANCE E£XPERIWENT ' tion out of Washington, but it is chitis immediately relieved by Shiloh’s StateCommerce, with its long haul, The recent publication in a New Senator Stanford took 4 <n part, to . Sim to prevent people from thinking . €d in. / The guard said he guessed his stadt a Seana a tbat the long lingering ques.. ingen: he did not wish to meet Mr. Lee. The . Not being a very regular attendant had $90,000 to ut down ‘the incline ne The citizens of Grass Valley are ht latter will be prepared to hear from . led him to get mixed on the business fan the drifts at prevailing wages

short haul, and other prominent fea. Mr. Rodda Pere auy oF by letter or . and he supposed it-was allright. ‘The 2. ae proxy any day this week.” Rodda has told-the Transcrrer ed. hate, and started for the inner door. ot aH itor time and time again that he has . One of them was just about to try and} From the well-known vertising had enough of “slogging” and wants. Work his way in when another notichouse ef George P. Rowell & «2 Provisitors hung up their overcoats and Mt Ranks With the Very Bost. The First Reader containa an acknowledgement to H. C. Kinne, of San Francisco; who donated of the text of the First. an Readers, wtth slight exceptions. The selections comprising the Third Reader were made exclusively by Mr. Kinne. the future. He has made this. resolu. Tegalia with some silver stars on ‘it. years, and has been practically com-. ing held here?” he asked. fest and not willing to subside till he . Purple resid eR faced Mr. Rodda in the arena. It is Isn’t this Pythian Castle? challenging from Grasg Valley is not . ball up the street.” fight for $250 a side. PERSONAL MENTION. Bloomfield. O. K. Cloudman, of You Bet, was +s in town yesterday. Superintendent E. W. Roberts of the Baltic mine has gone to the Bay. Bere A Ranch Resold.__to steer clear of all such encounters in . €d that the doorkeeper wore a Purple . prictors of the. newspaper advertising tion two or three times within late} ‘Hullo! What meeting is this becity, has been issued a small volume pelled to break it as often by some. “‘The Encampment of Odd Fellows, . information for advertisers. The list double-fisted bruiser spoiling for a con. Of course,” replied the man with the of ne webapers given contains only such said that the ambitious party now] “Why, no. The Knights meet in a} the thousands. The principal papers named Joseph Lee atall, but that he. The trespassers gasped for breath, represented, and classified in & con is a well known knocker from the Bay, . 2nd the guard paled. The former grab. venient way, It has been the aim of In spite of all this, Rodda says if Lee . bed their coats and things and made a} the publishers to sift the wheat from will bring him#elf down to 160 pounds . Tush for the open air. They went . the chaff, and the book directs the athe will be accommodated with . down stairs six steps at a time. . tention of an advertiser toward papers ' . They tried to keep the story from leak-. which he should and ought:to use, ing out, each pledging secrecy. But}and tends to intercept a portion . j everybody is joking them about how . of that patronage which goes to publiSe _. they joined the Odd Fellows at North The well known “Webber Ranch,” t Indian Flat, has again been sold County Treasurer McNulty and Geo. . ® ? i L E. Robinson went to Sacramento yesthrough the Nev: County aang With a resolution urging the repeal . San Juan,was in town yesterday. He of internal revenue taxation, strong . has recently devoted considerable atresolutions in favor of the Blair Edutention to developing & quartz ledge there, and thé results are highly satYields no pearl that can exceed in aa t i beauty teeth whitened and cleansed The program for the second dramat-. defense, the new navy, and other . with that incom entertainment and concert to be . things proposed were attended to’ on . fragrant SOZODONT. Nor is. coral . tions,Constipation, Dizzi iness, Loss of . variably attend its systenat n at the Theatre tonight will be . the liberal scale Proposed, reduction . rosier than the th which sack as good if not better than last} Would follow expeditiously, without aes t teeth are set. So say the ladies, who ’s performance. The musical . touching the whisky and tobacco t ax. 6 § are the best judges in such matters. I# you feel despondent try Dr. Gunn’s . for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Diz. Bros. ziness, and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Bitters, ee Price 10 and 25 cents per bottle. Carr Bros. terday to San Francisco for a few days’ visit. prominent business men, left here on yesterday morning’s train for San Francisco. Geo. J. Binder has returned from his mining claim in Washington district. He feels much encouraged over the developments at the mine, M. T. Lawrence is Prospecting for quartz in the vicinity of' Graniteville. If the kind wishes of‘friends go for anything he will strike a bonanza. J. A. Heyer and family returned here night before last from Stockton and Mr. Heyer has entered upon the discharge of his duties at the National. A. Nivens goes below today on business and will be absent a few days. E, W. Black will officiate as Manager of the Western Union Telegraph office at this city while Mr. Nivens is away. +00 A Mine Worth Having. At the Eagle Bird mine in Washington district the incliné ig now down 600 feet. The vein is from twelve to eighteen feet: thick. ~No stoping has as yet been done in this mine, the mill being kept busy on the ore from the shaft and drifts. Yetthe property has paid well almost ever since the day the present company began work on it. A Ridge Quartz Claim. John Hustler, of Chimney Hill, near The Bottom of the Sea parable dentrifice, the ; Croup, Whooping Cough and Brona Mrs. Geo. Edwards, of Edwards’ Hotel at North Bloomfield, has gone James Chisholm, one of San Juan’s ers nearly one half. j13-lw Mrs. Lester & Crawrorp., Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shiloh’s Vitalizer isa positive cure. Carr Bros.Ree _ Fox nervousness Dr. Gunn’s Bitters Improvement Association, this time to H. Trevaskis of Phoenix, Arizona, ata liberal advance on the price paid by Bass, who purchased it.a few months ago, thus again demonstragi the assertion frequently made by‘the Transcrirt that a little improvement-and development of the farms in Nevada county will bring them to the attenselling price. Mr. Trevaskis will carry forward the extensive improvements already outlined by Mr. Bass, and in addition will commence at once to prepare the land for planting a large orchard. Thus the march of improvement goes forward through the stimulating influence of ‘the Land Association. « 62 7 AS The Deep Tunnel. In opening the face of the Gold Bank Tunnel and running on the vein, the fissure is found to be 30 feet wide at the point of beginning on the South Yuba river. The foot-wall véin, which is the one to be followed into the contact, carries a heavy gouge and clay selvage six inches thick and very wet. The vein is about seven feet thick. It is now estimated from what ig known of the formation, that the tunnel will cost from $9 to $14 a foot for the first two miles, which isthe distance thro’ the Gold Bank group, on which some good developments have been made this year, and to the Nevada City mine. It will be 81¢ by 7 feet in the clear. urely p ve, never abrupt. and violent. this account it is admir. Annual Clearance Sale ably. ted--to--persons’ of delicate $1.75 hats for $1.00. $1.00 hats for 50 cents. Sunon’s Vitalizer is what you need i368 is the best remedy in the wide world. nla of garden and flower _SH1L0n’s CatarrhRemedy—a—posi=. — : oho. seeds : Bros : of the Senateand House are five cure for Oatarrh, Diphtheria, and Swanr’s photographs are second to complaint has them. ; 4 tion of new settlers and increasé ‘their . emphatically a genial restorative, The changes which this great botanic remedy produces in the disordered organBroken candy 20 cents a pound at E. Rosenthal’s. 7 dst &. Brand’s, . Washing Powder, 030-tf bureau at 10 Spruce street, New. York containing much and very important periodicals as are on a sound footing, and have circulations running up into of the south, north, east and west are . . The Second Reader has not yet been received, and therefore no criticism of its contents can be made. The last book of the series—the Third Reader—is a bulky volum® of 512 pages, and contains matter found in the Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Readers of other series. The great criticism that will doubtless be° urged against this book is that the compiler did not go out of the field of school-book liter ature for inspiration. The large number of selections taken from school books will be criticised. A cursory inspection cations which cost greatly in-excess possess. It takes the general ground that the best is the cheapest. Prominent among the journals mentioned is. —-— — the Darty Transcript, the best advertising medium in Northern California. a on Goo. The Days We Celebrate. This. year Washington’s Birthday comes’ on Tuesday; St. Valentino's day on Monday; April Fool day on Memorial‘day on Monday ; Christmas on Sunday ; Easter Sunday will be on the 10th of April; Lent begins March of the sun, and two of the moon. One February 8th, visible as a& partial eclipse inthe United States. The others that occur ag follows; are not. visible in the United States : The annual gust 19th, ofthe sun. : —————» 280-0. A Close Call for a Stage. Last Saturday as Wm. Cele was driving the North -Bloomfield stage, with several passengers aboard, a tall this side of Lake city, about thirty feet ahead of his horses. A Piece of . The Greatest Attraction Extant this Season. one of the limbs came sailing through the air, striking Mr. Cole on the face and making quite.a wound near one of hiseyes. The tree had to be moved. New ana Elaborate se. before the stage could pass, A Genial Restorative. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters are zation are always agreeabl , hough pias Pas prt and veer uarves, fo whom [7 Of Fall and Winter Millinery. To-day . the powerful mine rugs are we reduce the price of hats and feathpn Bhd rele aes the lishment of healthful vigor is conspicB uously shown in cases where it is taaor eee kee to overcome shat trultfal cause of . Ready toneunie Feathers in the same proportion, a no iy ie wit bilcmants “et tebe stipation. ee digestion, reg. The com REVERB 0.50 ee evacuation and abun: secretion ARE you made miserable by indigesare results which promptly and inJ18-1w ic use. It . } TAB! is, besides, the best protective aaainat , and a first rate di Fresu seeds of all kinds at Carr Bowen's, Cox’s, Reid’s and other tf Stxeriess nights, ‘made miserable bee i FOR 30 DAYS, BAGINNING TANUARYW. ist, 1887. I MY_ENTIRE STOCK OF GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS, HATS AND CAPS, Will be Soldat a Get Suroe! x<mINT NEVADA. orT'y. a e \ Hapocialy how Prices on Fine Chinchilla Overcoats, Fine French Beaver Coats, a ! . Boy’s Overcoats and Ulsters, Men’s Cassimere and Dress Suits, ae Suits for Boys’ of all ages, Boots and Shoes, Rubber Goods of all kinds,DRY COODS OF ALL KINDs. I am now ready to undersell all competitors. “I have two stores ih the county—one at Nevada City and one at North Bloomfield—and as I buy for cash and in large quantities: I get special bargains, . These are the only stores in the county that do their own Clothing Manufacturing, . buy the cloth and Petite vor made up. So I save the wholesalers’ profit. Most of my goods are brought direct from New York. Remember, 'L. HYMAN of the San Francisco Opposition Stores is the man who brought prices down in Nevada county. t M. J. NOLAN is manager of my Store at North Bloomfield. i Call and price the goods whether you want to buy or not. We are always pleased to show them, Proprietor of the San Francisco Opposition Stores. Nevada City — Comr Meat Market. North Bloomfield — Nearly opposite Mrs, Edward's ortiz , nercial Street, opposite Kent's not reveal a new selection. Thé iratory exercises show painstakHotel. nd intelligence, JeRsrys redu ced 25 per cent., a rs. Lester & C — of any power to benefit which they . . Jan. 18th, 1877, to Thos. D. Calki NEVADA THERXTER. Friday ; Fourth of July on Monday ; . Pwo Nights Only: 2d:There will be four eclipses, two MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVE'GS, January 24th and 25th, ) AL 8, :: :: eclipse of theann, February 23d; Av-. ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY . ALBUMS, :: SILVER WARE <: OUTLERY HORACE EWINC’s MAMMOTH NEW dead tree about two feet in diameter UNCLE TOM CMP ANY fell across the road a short distance Md ’ enery by Wm, T. the celebrated Scenic Artist and a Powerful Company of 24 4.3 ze 24 Colered Plantation Quartette, GRAND SCENIC EFFECT. GENERAL INSURANGE AGENCY, Prices as Usual. The Leading Grocery. and Family. Provision Store. miles more or . n Kentucky Ridge, struction of three lect across at the to and twenty-two inches in depth, or all bi quire of GEORGE GRANT, Randolph Flat. ESTABLISHED IN 1852, L. P. FISHER’S Newspaper Adver tf . RooMs 2 AND 21 CHANGE, CALIFORNIA STREET. SAN FRANCISCO. as De PRORBON 60. cS tising Ageney. : -There will always be found at this first-class Store every article required for family use, which~will be .cited {oF all Ronee MENT 8 sold-atthe lowest market fates, . =: Go To Chas: E. Mulloy’s store and tralian C imene at hie saloon ed strect, . Got a free sample of the little Chief File. on \vertisers A ed free eosens. tothem during” ALSO ON HAND THE VERY BEST OF ees WINEZs annp ur RVUORs.” ~ , IT: TAGROM, 18 and 20 Gommercial Street, AT THE NATIONAL BXCHLANGH BOOK STORE.. Can be found everything in the line of oe ee, aa Blank Books, School Books, Printed Books in Cloth and Fine Bindings, SPECTACLES, JEWELRY, DOLLS, TOYS, &oCOUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED, BRAND & STICH, Proprietors. *“BWBeehiwe.>> x1 NEWT AD A. orry. 'G rocery