January 29, 1887 (4 pages)

wre, Ete, Ts ADA CITY N THEIR LINE isekeeping, es, ire House. irtment ISHES, re Line. CES er you . Ho CARR, F EVERY-TC. APERS. City. ent Drugwa City. ba ‘\ * comes. There are lots of new notions 2 o1mco0 Opposition Store. 1t ° THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA CITY, CAL., SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1887. The Daily Transeri OFFICIAL DIRECTORY, STATE OFFICERS, Governor. Lientenant-Governor. ae Secretary of State _. State Controller tate Treasurer. . ” Attorney Genera] Seale Supt. Public Instruction. Ira G. Surveyor General __ --Theodore Rei “Clerk Supreme Court, ._., JUDICIARY, John P, Supreme Justices—R, F, Morrison P: J.), E ; McKinstry, iD, Thornton, JLRS stein, Jackson Tem e€, A. Van R, Pp i son, i. ic MeFarland, Kalen Jommissioners—I, 8. Belcher (C. ¢, Searls, H. 8. Foote. ise, : DISTRICT. Congressman, 2d Dist.. .K, Commissioner, ist Dist. . A Board Equalization, 2d Dist. L. . LEGISLATIVE, State Senator. A. Wa Assemblyman, l4th Dist. Rev. J. Assemblyman, 15th Dist. . . y used as a sign a couNTY. J.T. Bykes branch of a tree, which was subseSuperior Judge. » -J.M. Walling . Quently discarded for a wooden frameOlek aie didittee: 20 Georne. Lord work alleged to be an\imitation of that Amengoe sntcollector Honig Good wineries edict aust pate rea , Si rine, g avern, speaks Fubite ad minis @ ae DE oy for itéelf, _ Do you ahderstand?” Surveyor 0000000000: Chas. Uren . ~-““Tse0, i see,” anid the young man. SUPERVISORAL, In the line of oratorios, ‘“‘Esther”’ dat District pacar : “QE, Malla ranks as the most popular and the ad s ees Pridgeon most enduring. “It ig founded on a Bth etree pees paneas as i simple and beautiful Bible eee ee Mail Time Table. Arrivés—From Kast and West, 10:25 a, from West 5:40 Pp. m, Closes—To po: East.and West, enna Ge ge ex Post Office Hours. Week Days—9 a, m. to 6 Sundays—I to 2p.m. » ™m.; 6 to 7: turkeys they persuaded him to bring . 6to7 p.m. Holldays—1 to 2p. m.j with two good ears, one never seems . developments during the past year. / them along. They are bright, healthy to weary of its entrancing strains, They have cut the Véin in four differYoung natives; —The boys weigh about SEE Bera Since i : world by . ent places“hy inalin » 40 feet, -one me : Nae . — -f Since it was given to the world by . ent placeshy inclines, one 40 feet, . . 63 pounds apiece, the girl a little. less. HERE AND-THERE. the eminent composer Bradbury, it . 35 feet, and two from T8to 24 feet in They look as much alike as three peas, = has been translated into many tongues. depth. The vein, which is from-3 to A man was around town yesterday selling Truckee trout. The removal of the debris from the] burnt district on Broad street is nea finished, EF. G. Waite is making’ a most excellent paper of the Industrial’ and Mining-Advocate. The W. C. T. U. wil) play “the Laat Louf”’ at Grass Valley this evening for the benefit of the Arbor Day fund. A company of “opera” singers headed by one Madame Trebelli as the star threaten to give a performance at tl city next March, Patterns.and materials for the cos” tumes of the chorus singers in the oratorio of Queen Esther can be obtained at the stores of Mrs. Lester & Crawford and of Mrs. C, A. Barrett. Chinese cooks are Scarce in the diggings and correspondingly independent. They want from $4.50 week up: They say, came valueless, Several quartz claims in this district have recently been -bonded to men who.appear to-mean business. It is believed that-the mining industry is to experience a renewal of activity here within the next few around months. How is Grass Valley getting alon with her tree planting arrangements The. only thing the county seat has in readiness for the event is the material for the holes in which to put the trees, The 22d of February is getting uncomfortably near, Thothas Hinds, the hall thief, was Superior Court on a charge of burglary and yesterday arraigned in the given till Monday next to plead. Hamilton McCormick and Court as his attorneys. An’ enthusiastic citizen is of the opinion that within the next ten years Valley will have become merged into one big @ very apNevada City and Grass town, and he suggest that propriate name for the consolidation would be Bartlettville, unnecessary to add that the gentleman is a Democrat, The stage travel between this city and the town of Grass Valley ig large and constantly increasing. It doesn’t need any commission to regulate the fares in the interest of the people, aslong as it stays down at 25 cents for the round trip of eight miles, A cable or horse railroad will be the next link to join the two towns. A little over two weeks yet, and St. Valentine’s day will be here. Postmaster Williams and Deputy Colley have gone into training for the event, and hope to have themselves in good condition to stand the strain when_ it in valentines this year, and the Nevada City dealers will have the handsomest and most expressive of them. —_—_—_———— Ir you want’a good 5-cent Cigar ask for the Haverly, at Cuaronnar’s, 522-6 200We have received five dozen pair, of French Kid Shoes from a bankrupt stock. The full value is $4 a pair, and they will be sold at $2.75. San Fran2G Fifty Cent Roll Butter. . You can buy at Smith's rancy rresa Marin county butter at fifty cents a roll, cash only. . OG Soctau party at Town Talk Saturday night by Messrs. McLeod Bros. and L, Foote. W. G. Williams, floor manager. eas j28 2t Go 10° Wadsworth’s new store for Tr you feel despondent try Dr, Gunn’s ater Washington Bartlett .R. W. Waterman Wm. C. Hendricks ..Adam Herold --Geo. A. Johnson J. D. Spencer -Jas. A. Louttit -.A, Abbott C. Morehouse ints West, 5:40 a. m.; to points 12:40 p, m. 30 p. mi, George L. Hughes have been appointed by the It is perhaps ed a horse and buggy from Mrs, Daniel choice groceries and save money, tf Morrison on the 17th instant, saying he wanted to go to Bn would return the same day. He has THE ORATORIO, — pt. bury's ‘Sublime Composition, — Dunn{ “The oratorio of ‘Esther,’ like Hoitt prominent local musician while chert versing yesterday at the postoffice harpatterNiles} . A wine needing no bush?” young man in the crowd. “I will tell you, my lad,” said’ first speaker, “Back in England lrath Sims . taverns frequent] STORY OF THE LONG AGO, m.} rly witnessed. There will be much in_the Way. A SPECTACULAR CHARACTER, And the elaborate costumes to rig . OF the days when King over a hundred and seven provinces.’”’ Following is a brief synopsis of t oratorio : AcT 1. se man—‘‘Behold — this Mordecai Scene 2— Recitative — Haman “There is a certain people.” Solo—Prophetess—“Lo, o’er the wic ! ACT IL, Solos~ and Esther. and me—Israel, oh the King.” ‘ ‘God is the refuge.’ ACT III. the _ Jews—‘‘Woe —What is it, Queen what was thy request ?”” good unto the King,” ACT Iv, g . , Scene 1—Persian Chorus and Solo— “Haste to the Solo—Attendants, Zeresh and Chorus—“ Mordecai, the Jews shall no longer sit in scorn—-wh should this Hebrew vex my Lord?” . ‘Call the Banquet.” Banquet Hall,” “Then go thou nierrily.”’ King. Solos—King, man, aha, proud Haman “The “Trust in the Lord forever.” wilt keep him in Perfect peace,” los and High Priest Hegai. ACT Vy. few bright flowers,” galling defeat, alas! we know it all, Queen.” hat is thy request.”’ Fife" man, The denunciation, ~ FINALE. ‘Do-I wake, tivity.” things.”’ “Praise ‘ye the Lord.” OUT OF TUNE. A Musical Genius Skips Out With a Lady's » Horse and Buggy. George I. DePrans ig the name of a man who recently made a tour of this section inthe role of a piano and organ tuner. He got several jobs .of work around here, but in most cases performed -them unsatisfaclorily despite the pretensions he ™made as the best in his line, ‘ At Grass.Valley he was arrested for obtaining $2 50 under false pretenses from Frank Johns, but by some hocusPocus the ciroumstance-was kept from the knowledge of the newspapers and was : HUSHED UP WITHOUT TRIAL. It was not the first time he had been engaged in crooked trangactions.— Sam Davis of the Carson Appeal wrote to an officer here denouncing him as a thief and confidence man, He. had swindled Davis out of a violin about a year ago, and the great sagebrush journalist could not forget it, = From these parts De Prans went to Rough and Ready. There he borrowSmartaville and Preparations for the Production of Bradwine, needs no bush,”’ remarked a some friends about the performance to . be given at the Theater on Thursday and Friday evenings of next week. “What is meant anyway by good asked a ing the time of my grandfather And in it are vividly portrayed some of the most interesting historical events of the age with which it deals. The music is the very soul of harmony, and while much of it is familiar to nearly every Civilized human _ being and undergone numerous innovations in the manner of its production. None of the changes have been for the worse, however, and thé version to be given here will present many improvements over former ones that our people have accessories to give the representation worn will faithfully illustrate the dress Ahasuerus “reigned from India unto Ethiopia, and twenty Chorus of. Persians—‘Haman, Haman, long live Haman,’ Solo—Haa} scorn.” “To the King, to the King,” “Ranchée boys alle same getee six dollar one week.” If Assessor Bond rates the ranches of the county, at anything near the. ed prices asked for them the assessment would be evened up to nearly what it was before the hydraulic minés be1 Duet— King and Haman—‘A song of joy.” Chorus — Mordecai, Israel! go thou unto “To Thee, oh Lord,”’ Solos and Duets—King and Esther Esther, and “If it seem Scene 2—Scribe reading records for Scribe and HaEnter Chorus rejoicing—“Aha, begins to fall.’ ing has given commandment.’’ “Rejoice ! rejoice, open ye the gates,” “Thou Sochorus—Mordecai’s sister, Scene 1—Solo and Triumphal March —Thus it shall be done unto the man whom the King delighted to honor,” Children’s: Chorus— ‘We come with a Scene'2—Zeresh to Haman—‘‘Thy Scene _8—The Banquet, Duet -and Chorus—“Long live our beauteous “What is thy petition and “Oh, spare my. Exit Haor am I dreaming” ‘When the Lord turned again the cap“The Lord has done many plexion,about 5 feet 9 or 10 inches h good two hind feet white, branded J. 8. conwith the durSERRE an ee Mining on Wood's Ravine. Tne work of prospecting at erly direction from-town, has been series of .cuts and shafts. taken out. It showed well in free g Nevada City mine which it joins the-north. pump and hoistingworks. This will trict. whose judgment in such matters cor of. been attended. be able. It works from $9 to $26 a ton. the ninga tunnel on the vein which in. from 3 to 4 feet’ wide and has pai from $18 to $35 a ton. full and profitable operation today. PERSONAL MENTION is to San Francisco. Hotel in Grass Valley. town yesterday were E. E, Smith, E M. Bachelder, John Cahalin and H ’Scheunert, of San Francisco; also J G. Davison, of Sacramento. residing on this coast. Hugh Elias was in town yesterday. ley stiperintending the construction of the reservoir near the Empire mine in which is to be stored the water to be sed for the North Star mine. Tidings: Edward Frick, who has been in town for some time, has gone back to Washington Territory. We understand thatMr. Frick has given up the contemplated plan of starting a National bank in Grass Valley, much better inducements being offered him in Washington Territory. ce. oa Fire_at Grass Valley. Yesterday afternoon the family residence of Mrs. Thomas George, on Main street, Grass Valley, was discovered in flames. The firemen were Soon on the scene, and quickly got the fire under control. The loss by fire was small, but the water used did considerable damage. one A Good Claim. Messrs. Green, Adolph & Co. have just made a clean-up at their quartz claim on Rush creek, They use an grand larceny. He is a piano and organ tuner. Heisof medium dark comabout 45 years old, claims to be of English birth. Stole a horse and buggy.on the 17th day of the present month, from Rough and Ready,to-wit : A sorrel mare, white stripe in face, right side of neck, about 900 pounds weight; an open buggy, with heavy wheels, dash-board—wheels and shaft are new ; also robe or blanket, striped, gray, red, blueand green. The above reward will be paid for the apprehenof the thief and capture of property. Arrest and telegraph. Gaonrtiz Lorp, Sheriff Nevada County. Muller & Walling claim on Wood’s ravine, a mile or morein a northwesting-onfor-the-past two years by a Last fall a crushing of twenty tons of ore was in the ochre and decomposed sulphurets, and yielded $16 to $20 a ton, This claim is on the same vein as the It isthe intention to sink a regular working incline and putona doubt: soon develop into a good mine and add anotherproducer to ‘this disMessrs. Lord. & Sharkley,. further up the ravine, have made: some fair 7 feet. in width, has now been opened for a distance of 1200 feet in lenth. Thig_.ig now considered one of the best ‘prospects in the county by miners mands respect by reason of the success with which their operations have The_character and extent of. the deposit of ore, which shows well in free gold and is in places heavy with sulphurets, indicate that a mill on the property would be profitStill furtherup the ravine, on the south end of the Mount Auburn claim, considerable prospect has been done during the last year with good results, The incline was sunk 80 -feet and some good-paying ore was taken out. The Kirkham brothers’ are now runHad one-half the money. expended on the north end of this claim been applied to the dek. velopment of the portion now being worked, there is good reason to believe the Mt. Auburn would have been in F. Duplay has returned from a. visit John Mitchell has returned to Oakland after paying a visit to his brother, Wm. H. Mitchell of the Wisconsin Among the commercial travelers in Union: 's. Wafile, of Minnesota, is visiting his nephew, A. J. Foster, in Grass Valley, whom he had not, until his arrival, met in forty years. Mr. Waffle has. several married children W. F. Englebright is at Grass Val~~ Bitters, that it compensates for this loss THREE OF A KIND. —. igh, the Printers. @. on land. They were taken in hand consigned. to the ‘tender ‘mercies the tion. Yesterday forenoon farmer Wellm came into the Transcript office TO SHOW HIS PETS go. ‘old paper of Northern California. editor,” he said. gent, this is Amos Daniel, and this Amy Sophrona.’’ on NO} lady and her two little brothers polit attending public school regularly, when their father: said he: was and are inseparable companions. ° Mrs. Hopper. The triplets are the YOUNGEST OF SEVEN nhave been blessed with. at a time.’’ —e 2 Be Raiders from the South. into small tracts for settlers, man of ordinary means. and throw in the land. don’t you forget it.” A Case of Want. Charles Morrison, recently attacked . Methodist Church in Grass Valley, food. He used to-be & prosperous citizen of Grass Valley, and was then always quick to respond to appeals for charity. He has by a long-continued streak of what some people call bad luck become impoverished. The people of Grass Valley will probably see that he is well taken care of now his necessities have been made known. LS The Effects of Mental Exhaustien, Many diseases, especially those of the nervous system, are the products of daily renewed’ mental exhaustion. Business avocations often involve: an amount of mental wear and tear very prejudicial to physical health, and the professions, if arduously pursued, are no less destructive to brain and nerve tissue. It is one of the most important attributes of Hostetter’s Stomach undue -ofissue,and-that it imparts new ene: tothe brain and nerves. weakened mental energy and physical The Wellman Triplets in Town— They Visit One of the features ‘of the Nevada County Re-Union Pienic in June, 1879, were thé three children born on _December 2d, 1878, to Mr. and Mrs. Miles Wellman, who live in Yuba county, about ten miles this side of WheatHon. Niles Searls, George S. Hupp and Charles McElvy, one babe being each of those gentlemen, who exhibited them with pride to the vast multitude of people in attendance. That Fall the youngsters were taken to the Mechanic’s Fair in San Francisco, and were there also the center of attracThe headquarters of the leading news“‘Here’s the triplets again, aed “This is Aaron Sarbut . spects as is Nevada City, going to Nevada City to sell a load of . Their mother used to be housekeeper in the family-of Hon. A. A, Sargent ‘at this city, and her name then was Children that Mr, and Mrs. Wellman “T like children,” said Mr, Wellman, “and wouldn’t swap these off for the best farm in California; but it’s time to quit when they begin to arrive three . H.,. V. Reardan writes to George E Turner of this city saying that Los Angeles men are investing in land around Oroville and will divide the same up Said a is} Los Angelene to a Nevada Cityan at. d . Sacramento recently, “All the land down in our part of the State has been bought and sold so often that the price has got clear up beyond the reach of a In fact, it} B has crawled so high that now we don’t pretend to sell it. We sell the climate We’ve-got to go into your part of the State fortand to speculate with. We’re getting there as fast as we can, and you’ll soon have us with you. We'll wake you up, and with paralysis, has been discovered . . lying in a small room in the rear of the suffering for a lack of attendance and The rapidity with which it renews . Nevada City and Pictures. by fe their enlightenment. bly there is ‘not a town of its size i an . #Fe few communities where an equall hospitality prevails, up that -causes them to promptly to every worthy charitabl munity’s interests and world’ just as good in all these backward about coming forward. +. @e-s Death of Charlés Doyle. gentléman well known at this city There died in this city Wednesday from consumption, Charles H. Doyle well he agreeable companion. mise. The Town Talk Case. } ee with, time of going to press. eters ““My love, what magic spell is thrown Upon your face? tts charm I own. ence came thy pure and early teeth? Thy rey lips! Thy perfume breath?” She said, in accents Sweet and clear, “Tis only SOZODONT, my dear.” 0-0 Fresn seeds of all kinds at Carr Tos, tf Way will you cough when Shiloh’s ure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and $1, Carr Bros. ———— 60: Tuar hackin cough can be so quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. We guarantee it. Carr Bros, eee Cee ee WI you suffer with D rspepsia and Liver Complaint? Shilo Vs Vitalizer is guaranteed to curé you. Carr Breas. Ovur a million bottles of Dr. Gunn’s Bitters have been sold during the past year, and not a single complaint has ever been made against them. It is All True, A letter has just been received from areliable person iti San Bernardino county, saying: ‘The National Horse Liniment will do more than is claimed for it. It is the best liniment I have ever used, and all who use it speak in the same terms, I have performed cures that seem miracles,” ° We take pleasure in calling the attention of our readers to the above, and also that W. D. Vinton is agent for this valuable preparation, Ss There has been received at this office a letter from-a San Francisco man who wants to know what his chances for realizing fair prices would be if he brought here $5,000 worth of oil paintings to be sold at auction. This being @ case where lying is justifiable, the picture man was answered to the effect that our people are too poor to reyel in such luxuries, and that he had} —— better give Nevada City a wide berth, . ——— Just where the lie comes in may not . =<! be apparent to the readers abroad, therefore an explanation is made for It is not true that our people are very poor. Probathe.country that is more thrifty than this. Prosperity reigns on every hand. There are comparatively few cases of want,and the rattle of Starvation’s bones’ is not, heard in the land. There well developed spirit of generosity and There is a godown-in-the-pocket vein in their makei resporid movement, and nowhere is evinced +a readiness in showing a willinga fl is ness to help along every public enterSpectacular and Musical prs calculated to advance “the com: ries , ae As they wery introduced the little happiness. e-. There may be. other places. in the ly bowed and shook hands. They are rebut they are The Marysville-Appea} gives the following particulars of the death of a He was considerably known throughout the county, having on several occasions been in the journalistic field, at one time having charge of the Valley Advocate. To those who knew him was always a pleasant and He leaves a Wife, séveral small children, a brother and several sisters to mourn. his deThe demurrer in the case of the People vs. Charles Nichols was over ruled by Justice Sowden yesterday, and the preliminary examination proceeded It had not concluded at the . NEVADA THEATER. Thursday and Friday Evenings, February 3d and 4th. THE ORATORIO OF THIER The Beautiful Queen, n. By tho Singers of Nevada City, : Under the ang} ices ofthe Ladies’ Loyal League, No.7, Auxiliary~ to \ Chattanooga Post. ». Director. A. @. Bixler, of @. A. R. Pianist Mrs. L. 8. ins, ® Positively the Grandest ENTERTAINMENT EVER WITNESSED IN NEVADA COUNTY: Grand Chorus of 100 Voices ! 50 Beautiful Singing Children { 30 Popular Solo Singers! :. Gorgeous Costumes ! ; Magnificent Spectacular Effects! ‘ Bewltching Triumphal March! HIS ORATORIO HAS BEEN SUNG IN HT America more times than any other eveo written. It abounds with the most Charming Music and Powerful Dramatic Situations. Many _INowel Features Will be introduced in connection with its performance here, an attempt being made to roduce it on a scale of grandeur never before attempted in the interior of California, Two Distinct Casts, Introducing new singers in all the principal parta utexch rendition. For cast, synopsis, ete., see four-page programs. POPULAR PRIOES! Popular Prices! Popular Prices! POPULAR PRICES! Adults ‘ as ; 50 cents Children under 12 (if with parents). 25 cents Reserved scats at Vinton’s without extra charge. ‘WITHIN THE PAST TWO MONTHS HAS BEEN just purchased an immense stock of For a long time I have not February Staple Dry Goods will be As are kept in any first-class shoe store from a bankrupt stock. they will be sold at $2.75, I am now ready to undersell two stores in the North Bloomfield—and as . own Clothing Manufacturing, made up. Remember, L. vada’ county, M. J. NOLAN Bloomfield. aw aay not. Meat Market. North Bloomfield — Ne 8.—THE INTESEST OF THOSE WHO r; attend will be greatly enhanced by rat reading the Book of Esther. ory A. DURAND, SPANISH: AND FRENCH RESTAURANT. Commercial Street, Nevada City, Oal. i DURAND & OLIVER, PROPRIETORS. Atzttaanche Bontna, H yj BY DRUGGISTs. vitality is remarkable, and shows that its invigoratin properties are of the highest order. sa es increasing vital stamina, and counteracting the effects of mental exhaustion, this tential medicine cures and prevents evergand ague, rheumatism, chronic dyspepsia and constipation kidney and uterine weakness and other complaints. Physicians also commend it as a medicatTREES! TREES! 8 AGENT FOR W. R. STRONG & CO; A Tam prepapared to furnish TREES AND PLANTS ed stimulant and remedy, OreARE you made miserable by indigesarastra for crushing and make about $4 day tothe man. The ore pays in the neighborhood of $30 a ton. Greatly Excited. Not a few of the citizens: of Nevada City have recently become greatly excited over the as that several of their friends who had been }pronounced by their physicians as incurable and beyond all hope—suffering with that dreaded monster, Consumption—have been completely cured by Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, the only remedy that does positively cure all throat and lung diseases, Coughs, Colds, Asthma and Bronchitis. Trial bottle free at Carr Bros. drugstore, large bottles $1. _ Tue Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind., says: ‘Both myself and sumption Cure.” Carr Bros. a oo ee tive cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, and plete assortment and the best of everything. pent perfume. ‘Price 25 and 50 cents. Bros. Shiloh’s Porous Plaste wife owe our lives to Shiloh’s Con-. Carr Bros. Suiton’s Catarrh Remedy—a posi* tion, Constipation Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shiloh’s Viizer is a positive cure. Carr Bros. . cure is scld us on a guarantee. It cures. Consumption, —Carr Bresee SLEEPLESS nights, made miserable by that terrible cough, Shiloh’s cure is the remedy for you. Carr Bros. Forchoice, fresh family groceries try Geo. C. Gaylord’s Store. A comj23-1w wd “HACKMETACK,” a lasting and fra‘arr For lame back, side or chest, use r. Price 26 cents, ee, For nervousness Dr. Gunn’s Bitters the best remedy in the wide world. 2B Catalogue tree on application. : j21-2w) Ww. H. oe ae Suon’s cough and consumption . ————__:—__—_°_ “"" “™. Weisshein Bros SPBcra LL FACILITIES At Sacramente Prices. BANKERS, —For— . Buying and Selling Meals at All Hours 1 Best and Cheapest Restaurant in Regular dinner, with claret, 25c. A good meal for 15c.° Coffee and doughnuts or bread, 10c, Fresh Oysters, 4 . . Chicken, . . . } . To Order. J. the City. . . ! Warre clover, alfalfa, timothy, red Deaquits tad Fine Suppers on Short ~~eo not yet come back, and Sheriff ee Canker Mouth: Carr Bros. clover, blue grasa, ae red top Wining: Notice ianediavely Slloved Me coaetk {Baa been notified ‘ol the theft ar’ eo ye grass and other kinds of ef immediately relieved by Shiloh’s Stieriff hes anne -Swarr’s photographs are second to. field , at Carr Bros. tf : Carr Bros. ° ascertained that he was in . one in the State. Goand see spece a sm —tomeon ain: . Homasterille the night after ‘hin gh imens at his on road, stost, . Catanan cured, health viet! Stocks on” izer is what you need through coun’ 0 doors above Luetje ’g, secured, hiloh’s Catarrh ee : : ase Prostpasicn, leave stite, Disea ae nes hetticetas nate: . Betoun lee, o80-tf . Remedy. Price 50 cente, Nasal In. irc : eheentinisk : $25 Rewanp. 4 Fresh vegetable, flower and field a May wher g ee Paps oy @W*pecie! atization paid to Lady Paie D. D. D. for Dyspepsia, George I. De Prans is wanted for seeds at Carr ieee a seeds at Carr Bros, 5 a }sold at the lowest market rates: Hotel. Proprietor of San F, Opp. Stores of N “wena /AT THE NATIONAL BXCHANG These goods will begin arriving about F° We have also received five dozen p The full v So I save the wholesa goods are brought direct from N HYMAN of the S sition Stores is the man who broug Call and price the goods whether you Nevada City — Commercial Street, f So BRIis rx y THE SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSITION STORES THAT THE of goods was reduced very low in all the departments. I have therefor Ready-made Clothing, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, ie Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes . paid much atte ntion to keeping staple Dr. Goods, but am now getting in large line of a ; Calicos, Sheeting, Muslins, Gingham And all other Staple Dry Goods. Sold at Cost, as an Advertisement. 4 inSan Francisco. The Best Brands, air French kid shoes. alue is $4 a. pair, and all competitors, . county—one at Nevad buy for quantities T get special bargains. cash and-in These are the only stores in the county that do their I buy the cloth lers’ profit. ew York. and an Francisco Oppoht prices down in Neis manager of my Store at North arly opposite Mrs, Edward's L. HYMAN, » evada City and North Bloomfield, ‘WOK STORE. Can be found everything in the line of Fancy . Stationery, Blank Books, School Books, : Printed Books in Cloth and Fine Bindings, ALBUMS, :: SILVER WARE . -Y CUTLERY SPECTACLES, JEWELRY, DOLLS, TOYS, &c. COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. BRAND & STICH, Proprietors. . GENERAL INSURANCE AGENOY. ee ie ee *““Beehiwe.>> Fish, Bto,. The Leading Grocery and Family Provision § rm NEVADA orry. J. JACKSON .ee There will always be-found at ‘this first Store every article required for far ¥ nily ‘use, a + *-* Proprietor, & 1 eo e+ ; ALSO ON HAND THE VERY BEST OF ~ WrINnNTsSs ann hxXrQ J. 3 TAOKHOW, 18 na ; BUSIN h a City and one at Most of my want to buy or We are always pleased to show them, L. HYMAN, Proprietor of the San Francisco Opposition Stores. Opposite Kent's lore -class Grocery which will be ES STOC: 8, have large & get it $ Hees

wre, Ete, Ts ADA CITY N THEIR LINE isekeeping, es, ire House. irtment ISHES, re Line. CES er you . Ho CARR, F EVERY-TC. APERS. City. ent Drugwa City. ba ‘\ * comes. There are lots of new notions 2 o1mco0 Opposition Store. 1t ° THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA CITY, CAL., SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1887. The Daily Transeri OFFICIAL DIRECTORY, STATE OFFICERS, Governor.. Lientenant-Governor. ae Secretary of State _. State Controller tate Treasurer. . ” Attorney Genera] Seale Supt. Public Instruction.. Ira G. Surveyor General __ --Theodore Rei “Clerk Supreme Court, ._.., JUDICIARY, John P, Supreme Justices—R, F, Morrison P: J.), E ; McKinstry, iD, Thornton, JLRS stein, Jackson Tem e€, A. Van R, Pp i son, i. ic MeFarland, Kalen Jommissioners—I, 8. Belcher (C. ¢, Searls, H. 8. Foote. ise, : DISTRICT. Congressman, 2d Dist.... .K, Commissioner, ist Dist. . A Board Equalization, 2d Dist. L. . LEGISLATIVE, State Senator.. A. Wa Assemblyman, l4th Dist.. Rev. J. Assemblyman, 15th Dist.. . . y used as a sign a couNTY. J.T. Bykes branch of a tree, which was subseSuperior Judge.. » -J.M. Walling . Quently discarded for a wooden frameOlek aie didittee: 20 Georne. Lord work alleged to be an\imitation of that Amengoe sntcollector Honig Good wineries edict aust pate rea , Si rine, g avern, speaks Fubite ad minis @ ae DE oy for itéelf, _ Do you ahderstand?” Surveyor 0000000000: Chas. Uren . ~-““Tse0, i see,” anid the young man. SUPERVISORAL, In the line of oratorios, ‘“‘Esther”’ dat District pacar : “QE, Malla ranks as the most popular and the ad s ees Pridgeon most enduring. “It ig founded on a Bth etree pees paneas as i simple and beautiful Bible eee ee Mail Time Table. Arrivés—From Kast and West, 10:25 a, from West 5:40 Pp. m, Closes—To po: East.and West, enna Ge ge ex Post Office Hours. Week Days—9 a, m. to 6 Sundays—I to 2p.m. » ™m.; 6 to 7: turkeys they persuaded him to bring . 6to7 p.m. Holldays—1 to 2p. m.j with two good ears, one never seems . developments during the past year. / them along. They are bright, healthy to weary of its entrancing strains, They have cut the Véin in four differYoung natives; —The boys weigh about SEE Bera Since i : world by . ent places“hy inalin » 40 feet, -one me : Nae . — -f Since it was given to the world by . ent placeshy inclines, one 40 feet, . . 63 pounds apiece, the girl a little. less. HERE AND-THERE. the eminent composer Bradbury, it . 35 feet, and two from T8to 24 feet in They look as much alike as three peas, = has been translated into many tongues. depth. The vein, which is from-3 to A man was around town yesterday selling Truckee trout. The removal of the debris from the] burnt district on Broad street is nea finished, EF. G. Waite is making’ a most excellent paper of the Industrial’ and Mining-Advocate. The W. C. T. U. wil) play “the Laat Louf”’ at Grass Valley this evening for the benefit of the Arbor Day fund. A company of “opera” singers headed by one Madame Trebelli as the star threaten to give a performance at tl city next March, Patterns.and materials for the cos” tumes of the chorus singers in the oratorio of Queen Esther can be obtained at the stores of Mrs. Lester & Crawford and of Mrs. C, A. Barrett. Chinese cooks are Scarce in the diggings and correspondingly independent. They want from $4.50 week up: They say, came valueless, Several quartz claims in this district have recently been -bonded to men who.appear to-mean business. It is believed that-the mining industry is to experience a renewal of activity here within the next few around months. How is Grass Valley getting alon with her tree planting arrangements The. only thing the county seat has in readiness for the event is the material for the holes in which to put the trees, The 22d of February is getting uncomfortably near, Thothas Hinds, the hall thief, was Superior Court on a charge of burglary and yesterday arraigned in the given till Monday next to plead. Hamilton McCormick and Court as his attorneys. An’ enthusiastic citizen is of the opinion that within the next ten years Valley will have become merged into one big @ very apNevada City and Grass town, and he suggest that propriate name for the consolidation would be Bartlettville, unnecessary to add that the gentleman is a Democrat, The stage travel between this city and the town of Grass Valley ig large and constantly increasing. It doesn’t need any commission to regulate the fares in the interest of the people, aslong as it stays down at 25 cents for the round trip of eight miles, A cable or horse railroad will be the next link to join the two towns. A little over two weeks yet, and St. Valentine’s day will be here. Postmaster Williams and Deputy Colley have gone into training for the event, and hope to have themselves in good condition to stand the strain when_ it in valentines this year, and the Nevada City dealers will have the handsomest and most expressive of them. —_—_—_———— Ir you want’a good 5-cent Cigar ask for the Haverly, at Cuaronnar’s, 522-6 200We have received five dozen pair, of French Kid Shoes from a bankrupt stock. The full value is $4 a pair, and they will be sold at $2.75. San Fran2G Fifty Cent Roll Butter. . You can buy at Smith's rancy rresa Marin county butter at fifty cents a roll, cash only. . OG Soctau party at Town Talk Saturday night by Messrs. McLeod Bros. and L, Foote. W. G. Williams, floor manager. eas j28 2t Go 10° Wadsworth’s new store for Tr you feel despondent try Dr, Gunn’s ater Washington Bartlett .R. W. Waterman Wm. C. Hendricks ...Adam Herold --Geo. A. Johnson J. D. Spencer -Jas. A. Louttit -.A, Abbott C. Morehouse ints West, 5:40 a. m.; to points 12:40 p, m. 30 p. mi, George L. Hughes have been appointed by the It is perhaps ed a horse and buggy from Mrs, Daniel choice groceries and save money, tf Morrison on the 17th instant, saying he wanted to go to Bn would return the same day. He has THE ORATORIO, — pt. bury's ‘Sublime Composition, — Dunn{ “The oratorio of ‘Esther,’ like Hoitt prominent local musician while chert versing yesterday at the postoffice harpatterNiles} . A wine needing no bush?” young man in the crowd. “I will tell you, my lad,” said’ first speaker, “Back in England lrath Sims . taverns frequent] STORY OF THE LONG AGO, m.} rly witnessed. There will be much in_the Way. A SPECTACULAR CHARACTER, And the elaborate costumes to rig . OF the days when King over a hundred and seven provinces.’”’ Following is a brief synopsis of t oratorio : AcT 1. se man—‘‘Behold — this Mordecai Scene 2— Recitative — Haman “There is a certain people.” Solo—Prophetess—“Lo, o’er the wic ! ACT IL, Solos~ and Esther. and me—Israel, oh the King.” ‘ ‘God is the refuge.’ ACT III. the _ Jews—‘‘Woe —What is it, Queen what was thy request ?”” good unto the King,” ACT Iv, g . , Scene 1—Persian Chorus and Solo— “Haste to the Solo—Attendants, Zeresh and Chorus—“ Mordecai, the Jews shall no longer sit in scorn—-wh should this Hebrew vex my Lord?” . ‘Call the Banquet.” Banquet Hall,” “Then go thou nierrily.”’ King. Solos—King, man, aha, proud Haman “The “Trust in the Lord forever.” wilt keep him in Perfect peace,” los and High Priest Hegai. ACT Vy. few bright flowers,” galling defeat, alas! we know it all, Queen.” hat is thy request.”’ Fife" man, The denunciation, ~ FINALE. ‘Do-I wake, tivity.” things.”’ “Praise ‘ye the Lord.” OUT OF TUNE. A Musical Genius Skips Out With a Lady's » Horse and Buggy. George I. DePrans ig the name of a man who recently made a tour of this section inthe role of a piano and organ tuner. He got several jobs .of work around here, but in most cases performed -them unsatisfaclorily despite the pretensions he ™made as the best in his line, ‘ At Grass.Valley he was arrested for obtaining $2 50 under false pretenses from Frank Johns, but by some hocusPocus the ciroumstance-was kept from the knowledge of the newspapers and was : HUSHED UP WITHOUT TRIAL. It was not the first time he had been engaged in crooked trangactions.— Sam Davis of the Carson Appeal wrote to an officer here denouncing him as a thief and confidence man, He. had swindled Davis out of a violin about a year ago, and the great sagebrush journalist could not forget it, = From these parts De Prans went to Rough and Ready. There he borrowSmartaville and Preparations for the Production of Bradwine, needs no bush,”’ remarked a some friends about the performance to . be given at the Theater on Thursday and Friday evenings of next week. “What is meant anyway by good asked a ing the time of my grandfather And in it are vividly portrayed some of the most interesting historical events of the age with which it deals. The music is the very soul of harmony, and while much of it is familiar to nearly every Civilized human _ being and undergone numerous innovations in the manner of its production. None of the changes have been for the worse, however, and thé version to be given here will present many improvements over former ones that our people have accessories to give the representation worn will faithfully illustrate the dress Ahasuerus “reigned from India unto Ethiopia, and twenty Chorus of. Persians—‘Haman, Haman, long live Haman,’ Solo—Haa} scorn.” “To the King, to the King,” “Ranchée boys alle same getee six dollar one week.” If Assessor Bond rates the ranches of the county, at anything near the. ed prices asked for them the assessment would be evened up to nearly what it was before the hydraulic minés be1 Duet— King and Haman—‘A song of joy.” Chorus — Mordecai, Israel! go thou unto “To Thee, oh Lord,”’ Solos and Duets—King and Esther Esther, and “If it seem Scene 2—Scribe reading records for Scribe and HaEnter Chorus rejoicing—“Aha, begins to fall.’ ing has given commandment.’’ “Rejoice ! rejoice, open ye the gates,” “Thou Sochorus—Mordecai’s sister, Scene 1—Solo and Triumphal March —Thus it shall be done unto the man whom the King delighted to honor,” Children’s: Chorus— ‘We come with a Scene'2—Zeresh to Haman—‘‘Thy Scene _8—The Banquet, Duet -and Chorus—“Long live our beauteous “What is thy petition and “Oh, spare my. Exit Haor am I dreaming” ‘When the Lord turned again the cap“The Lord has done many plexion,about 5 feet 9 or 10 inches h good two hind feet white, branded J. 8. conwith the durSERRE an ee Mining on Wood's Ravine. Tne work of prospecting at erly direction from-town, has been series of .cuts and shafts. taken out. It showed well in free g Nevada City mine which it joins the-north. pump and hoistingworks. This will trict. whose judgment in such matters cor of. been attended. be able. It works from $9 to $26 a ton. the ninga tunnel on the vein which in. from 3 to 4 feet’ wide and has pai from $18 to $35 a ton. full and profitable operation today. PERSONAL MENTION is to San Francisco. Hotel in Grass Valley. town yesterday were E. E, Smith, E M. Bachelder, John Cahalin and H ’Scheunert, of San Francisco; also J G. Davison, of Sacramento. residing on this coast. Hugh Elias was in town yesterday. ley stiperintending the construction of the reservoir near the Empire mine in which is to be stored the water to be sed for the North Star mine. Tidings: Edward Frick, who has been in town for some time, has gone back to Washington Territory. We understand thatMr. Frick has given up the contemplated plan of starting a National bank in Grass Valley, much better inducements being offered him in Washington Territory. ce. oa Fire_at Grass Valley. Yesterday afternoon the family residence of Mrs. Thomas George, on Main street, Grass Valley, was discovered in flames. The firemen were Soon on the scene, and quickly got the fire under control. The loss by fire was small, but the water used did considerable damage. one A Good Claim. Messrs. Green, Adolph & Co. have just made a clean-up at their quartz claim on Rush creek, They use an grand larceny. He is a piano and organ tuner. Heisof medium dark comabout 45 years old, claims to be of English birth. Stole a horse and buggy.on the 17th day of the present month, from Rough and Ready,to-wit : A sorrel mare, white stripe in face, right side of neck, about 900 pounds weight; an open buggy, with heavy wheels, dash-board—wheels and shaft are new ; also robe or blanket, striped, gray, red, blueand green. The above reward will be paid for the apprehenof the thief and capture of property. Arrest and telegraph. Gaonrtiz Lorp, Sheriff Nevada County. Muller & Walling claim on Wood’s ravine, a mile or morein a northwesting-onfor-the-past two years by a Last fall a crushing of twenty tons of ore was in the ochre and decomposed sulphurets, and yielded $16 to $20 a ton, This claim is on the same vein as the It isthe intention to sink a regular working incline and putona doubt: soon develop into a good mine and add anotherproducer to ‘this disMessrs. Lord. & Sharkley,. further up the ravine, have made: some fair 7 feet. in width, has now been opened for a distance of 1200 feet in lenth. Thig_.ig now considered one of the best ‘prospects in the county by miners mands respect by reason of the success with which their operations have The_character and extent of. the deposit of ore, which shows well in free gold and is in places heavy with sulphurets, indicate that a mill on the property would be profitStill furtherup the ravine, on the south end of the Mount Auburn claim, considerable prospect has been done during the last year with good results, The incline was sunk 80 -feet and some good-paying ore was taken out. The Kirkham brothers’ are now runHad one-half the money. expended on the north end of this claim been applied to the dek. velopment of the portion now being worked, there is good reason to believe the Mt. Auburn would have been in F. Duplay has returned from a. visit John Mitchell has returned to Oakland after paying a visit to his brother, Wm. H. Mitchell of the Wisconsin Among the commercial travelers in Union: 's. Wafile, of Minnesota, is visiting his nephew, A. J. Foster, in Grass Valley, whom he had not, until his arrival, met in forty years. Mr. Waffle has. several married children W. F. Englebright is at Grass Val~~ Bitters, that it compensates for this loss

THREE OF A KIND. —. igh, the Printers. @. on land. They were taken in hand consigned. to the ‘tender ‘mercies the tion. Yesterday forenoon farmer Wellm came into the Transcript office TO SHOW HIS PETS go. ‘old paper of Northern California. editor,” he said. gent, this is Amos Daniel, and this Amy Sophrona.’’ on NO} lady and her two little brothers polit attending public school regularly, when their father: said he: was and are inseparable companions. ° Mrs. Hopper. The triplets are the YOUNGEST OF SEVEN nhave been blessed with. at a time.’’ —e 2 Be Raiders from the South. into small tracts for settlers, man of ordinary means. and throw in the land. don’t you forget it.” A Case of Want. Charles Morrison, recently attacked . Methodist Church in Grass Valley, food. He used to-be & prosperous citizen of Grass Valley, and was then always quick to respond to appeals for charity. He has by a long-continued streak of what some people call bad luck become impoverished. The people of Grass Valley will probably see that he is well taken care of now his necessities have been made known. LS The Effects of Mental Exhaustien, Many diseases, especially those of the nervous system, are the products of daily renewed’ mental exhaustion. Business avocations often involve: an amount of mental wear and tear very prejudicial to physical health, and the professions, if arduously pursued, are no less destructive to brain and nerve tissue. It is one of the most important attributes of Hostetter’s Stomach undue -ofissue,and-that it imparts new ene: tothe brain and nerves. weakened mental energy and physical The Wellman Triplets in Town— They Visit One of the features ‘of the Nevada County Re-Union Pienic in June, 1879, were thé three children born on _December 2d, 1878, to Mr. and Mrs. Miles Wellman, who live in Yuba county, about ten miles this side of WheatHon. Niles Searls, George S. Hupp and Charles McElvy, one babe being each of those gentlemen, who exhibited them with pride to the vast multitude of people in attendance. That Fall the youngsters were taken to the Mechanic’s Fair in San Francisco, and were there also the center of attracThe headquarters of the leading news“‘Here’s the triplets again, aed “This is Aaron Sarbut . spects as is Nevada City, going to Nevada City to sell a load of . Their mother used to be housekeeper in the family-of Hon. A. A, Sargent ‘at this city, and her name then was Children that Mr, and Mrs. Wellman “T like children,” said Mr, Wellman, “and wouldn’t swap these off for the best farm in California; but it’s time to quit when they begin to arrive three . H.,. V. Reardan writes to George E Turner of this city saying that Los Angeles men are investing in land around Oroville and will divide the same up Said a is} Los Angelene to a Nevada Cityan at. d . Sacramento recently, “All the land down in our part of the State has been bought and sold so often that the price has got clear up beyond the reach of a In fact, it} B has crawled so high that now we don’t pretend to sell it. We sell the climate We’ve-got to go into your part of the State fortand to speculate with. We’re getting there as fast as we can, and you’ll soon have us with you. We'll wake you up, and with paralysis, has been discovered . . lying in a small room in the rear of the suffering for a lack of attendance and The rapidity with which it renews . Nevada City and Pictures. by fe their enlightenment. bly there is ‘not a town of its size i an . #Fe few communities where an equall hospitality prevails, up that -causes them to promptly to every worthy charitabl munity’s interests and world’ just as good in all these backward about coming forward. +. @e-s Death of Charlés Doyle. gentléman well known at this city There died in this city Wednesday from consumption, Charles H. Doyle well he agreeable companion. mise. The Town Talk Case. } ee with, time of going to press. eters ““My love, what magic spell is thrown Upon your face? tts charm I own. ence came thy pure and early teeth? Thy rey lips! Thy perfume breath?” She said, in accents Sweet and clear, “Tis only SOZODONT, my dear.” 0-0 Fresn seeds of all kinds at Carr Tos, tf Way will you cough when Shiloh’s ure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and $1, Carr Bros. ———— 60: Tuar hackin cough can be so quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. We guarantee it. Carr Bros, eee Cee ee WI you suffer with D rspepsia and Liver Complaint? Shilo Vs Vitalizer is guaranteed to curé you. Carr Breas. Ovur a million bottles of Dr. Gunn’s Bitters have been sold during the past year, and not a single complaint has ever been made against them. It is All True, A letter has just been received from areliable person iti San Bernardino county, saying: ‘The National Horse Liniment will do more than is claimed for it. It is the best liniment I have ever used, and all who use it speak in the same terms, I have performed cures that seem miracles,” ° We take pleasure in calling the attention of our readers to the above, and also that W. D. Vinton is agent for this valuable preparation, Ss There has been received at this office a letter from-a San Francisco man who wants to know what his chances for realizing fair prices would be if he brought here $5,000 worth of oil paintings to be sold at auction. This being @ case where lying is justifiable, the picture man was answered to the effect that our people are too poor to reyel in such luxuries, and that he had} —— better give Nevada City a wide berth, . ——— Just where the lie comes in may not . =<! be apparent to the readers abroad, therefore an explanation is made for It is not true that our people are very poor. Probathe.country that is more thrifty than this. Prosperity reigns on every hand. There are comparatively few cases of want,and the rattle of Starvation’s bones’ is not, heard in the land. There well developed spirit of generosity and There is a godown-in-the-pocket vein in their makei resporid movement, and nowhere is evinced +a readiness in showing a willinga fl is ness to help along every public enterSpectacular and Musical prs calculated to advance “the com: ries , ae As they wery introduced the little happiness. e-. There may be. other places. in the ly bowed and shook hands. They are rebut they are The Marysville-Appea} gives the following particulars of the death of a He was considerably known throughout the county, having on several occasions been in the journalistic field, at one time having charge of the Valley Advocate. To those who knew him was always a pleasant and He leaves a Wife, séveral small children, a brother and several sisters to mourn. his deThe demurrer in the case of the People vs. Charles Nichols was over ruled by Justice Sowden yesterday, and the preliminary examination proceeded It had not concluded at the . NEVADA THEATER. Thursday and Friday Evenings, February 3d and 4th. THE ORATORIO OF THIER The Beautiful Queen, n. By tho Singers of Nevada City, : Under the ang} ices ofthe Ladies’ Loyal League, No.7, Auxiliary~ to \ Chattanooga Post. ». Director.. A. @. Bixler, of @. A. R. Pianist Mrs. L. 8. ins, ® Positively the Grandest ENTERTAINMENT EVER WITNESSED IN NEVADA COUNTY: Grand Chorus of 100 Voices ! 50 Beautiful Singing Children { 30 Popular Solo Singers! :. Gorgeous Costumes ! ; Magnificent Spectacular Effects! ‘ Bewltching Triumphal March! HIS ORATORIO HAS BEEN SUNG IN HT America more times than any other eveo written. It abounds with the most Charming Music and Powerful Dramatic Situations. Many _INowel Features Will be introduced in connection with its performance here, an attempt being made to roduce it on a scale of grandeur never before attempted in the interior of California, Two Distinct Casts, Introducing new singers in all the principal parta utexch rendition. For cast, synopsis, ete., see four-page programs. POPULAR PRIOES! Popular Prices! Popular Prices! POPULAR PRICES! Adults ‘ as ; 50 cents Children under 12 (if with parents). 25 cents Reserved scats at Vinton’s without extra charge. ‘WITHIN THE PAST TWO MONTHS HAS BEEN just purchased an immense stock of For a long time I have not February Staple Dry Goods will be As are kept in any first-class shoe store from a bankrupt stock. they will be sold at $2.75, I am now ready to undersell two stores in the North Bloomfield—and as . own Clothing Manufacturing, made up. Remember, L. vada’ county, M. J. NOLAN Bloomfield. aw aay not. Meat Market. North Bloomfield — Ne 8.—THE INTESEST OF THOSE WHO r; attend will be greatly enhanced by rat reading the Book of Esther. ory A. DURAND, SPANISH: AND FRENCH RESTAURANT. Commercial Street, Nevada City, Oal. i DURAND & OLIVER, PROPRIETORS. Atzttaanche Bontna, H yj BY DRUGGISTs. vitality is remarkable, and shows that its invigoratin properties are of the highest order. sa es increasing vital stamina, and counteracting the effects of mental exhaustion, this tential medicine cures and prevents evergand ague, rheumatism, chronic dyspepsia and constipation kidney and uterine weakness and other complaints. Physicians also commend it as a medicatTREES! TREES! 8 AGENT FOR W. R. STRONG & CO; A Tam prepapared to furnish TREES AND PLANTS ed stimulant and remedy, OreARE you made miserable by indigesarastra for crushing and make about $4 day tothe man. The ore pays in the neighborhood of $30 a ton. Greatly Excited. Not a few of the citizens: of Nevada City have recently become greatly excited over the as that several of their friends who had been }pronounced by their physicians as incurable and beyond all hope—suffering with that dreaded monster, Consumption—have been completely cured by Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, the only remedy that does positively cure all throat and lung diseases, Coughs, Colds, Asthma and Bronchitis. Trial bottle free at Carr Bros. drugstore, large bottles $1. _ Tue Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind., says: ‘Both myself and sumption Cure.” Carr Bros. a oo ee tive cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, and plete assortment and the best of everything. pent perfume. ‘Price 25 and 50 cents. Bros. Shiloh’s Porous Plaste wife owe our lives to Shiloh’s Con-. Carr Bros. Suiton’s Catarrh Remedy—a posi* tion, Constipation Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shiloh’s Viizer is a positive cure. Carr Bros. . cure is scld us on a guarantee. It cures. Consumption, —Carr Bresee SLEEPLESS nights, made miserable by that terrible cough, Shiloh’s cure is the remedy for you. Carr Bros. Forchoice, fresh family groceries try Geo. C. Gaylord’s Store. A comj23-1w wd “HACKMETACK,” a lasting and fra‘arr For lame back, side or chest, use r. Price 26 cents, ee, For nervousness Dr. Gunn’s Bitters the best remedy in the wide world. 2B Catalogue tree on application. : j21-2w) Ww. H. oe ae Suon’s cough and consumption . ————__:—__—_°_ “"" “™. Weisshein Bros SPBcra LL FACILITIES At Sacramente Prices. BANKERS, —For— . Buying and Selling Meals at All Hours 1 Best and Cheapest Restaurant in Regular dinner, with claret, 25c. A good meal for 15c.° Coffee and doughnuts or bread, 10c, Fresh Oysters, 4 . . Chicken, . . . } . To Order. J. the City. . . ! Warre clover, alfalfa, timothy, red Deaquits tad Fine Suppers on Short ~~eo not yet come back, and Sheriff ee Canker Mouth: Carr Bros. clover, blue grasa, ae red top Wining: Notice ianediavely Slloved Me coaetk {Baa been notified ‘ol the theft ar’ eo ye grass and other kinds of ef immediately relieved by Shiloh’s Stieriff hes anne -Swarr’s photographs are second to. field , at Carr Bros. tf : Carr Bros. ° ascertained that he was in . one in the State. Goand see spece a sm —tomeon ain: . Homasterille the night after ‘hin gh imens at his on road, stost, . Catanan cured, health viet! Stocks on” izer is what you need through coun’ 0 doors above Luetje ’g, secured, hiloh’s Catarrh ee : : ase Prostpasicn, leave stite, Disea ae nes hetticetas nate: . Betoun lee, o80-tf . Remedy. Price 50 cente, Nasal In. irc : eheentinisk : $25 Rewanp. 4 Fresh vegetable, flower and field a May wher g ee Paps oy @W*pecie! atization paid to Lady Paie D. D. D. for Dyspepsia, George I. De Prans is wanted for seeds at Carr ieee a seeds at Carr Bros, 5 a }sold at the lowest market rates: Hotel. Proprietor of San F, Opp. Stores of N “wena /AT THE NATIONAL BXCHANG These goods will begin arriving about F° We have also received five dozen p The full v So I save the wholesa goods are brought direct from N HYMAN of the S sition Stores is the man who broug Call and price the goods whether you Nevada City — Commercial Street, f So BRIis rx y THE SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSITION STORES THAT THE of goods was reduced very low in all the departments. I have therefor Ready-made Clothing, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, ie Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes . paid much atte ntion to keeping staple Dr. Goods, but am now getting in large line of a ; Calicos, Sheeting, Muslins, Gingham And all other Staple Dry Goods. Sold at Cost, as an Advertisement. 4 inSan Francisco. The Best Brands, air French kid shoes. alue is $4 a. pair, and all competitors, . county—one at Nevad buy for quantities T get special bargains.. cash and-in These are the only stores in the county that do their I buy the cloth lers’ profit. ew York. and an Francisco Oppoht prices down in Neis manager of my Store at North arly opposite Mrs, Edward's L. HYMAN, » evada City and North Bloomfield, ‘WOK STORE. Can be found everything in the line of Fancy . Stationery, Blank Books, School Books, : Printed Books in Cloth and Fine Bindings, ALBUMS, :: SILVER WARE . -Y CUTLERY SPECTACLES, JEWELRY, DOLLS, TOYS, &c. COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. BRAND & STICH, Proprietors. . GENERAL INSURANCE AGENOY. ee ie ee *““Beehiwe.>> Fish, Bto,. The Leading Grocery and Family Provision § rm NEVADA orry. J. JACKSON .ee There will always be-found at ‘this first Store every article required for far ¥ nily ‘use, a + *-* Proprietor, & 1 eo e+ ; ALSO ON HAND THE VERY BEST OF ~ WrINnNTsSs ann hxXrQ J. 3 TAOKHOW, 18 na ; BUSIN h a City and one at Most of my want to buy or We are always pleased to show them, L. HYMAN, Proprietor of the San Francisco Opposition Stores. Opposite Kent's lore -class Grocery which will be ES STOC: 8, have large & get it $ Hees