January 8, 1889 (4 pages)

__B,Wilson and W. _H. Wentworth on AT, Arbogast on hig California Nor-. “cational diploma renewed,but the shrewdness of a veteran lawyer. The eee ene cee The Daily Transcript. ———————__— — TURSDAY, JAN. 8, 1889. — County Board of Edncation.The County Board of Education have granted grammar grade certificates to the following: Miss Catherine their California University diplomas ; mal School diploma; Miss Belle Finnie on her educational diploma. State Board for an educational diploma. On Saturday ‘next the Board Will hold a special meeting to adopt a course of study for the schoole of the county. The report of the Secretary on the subject has already been submitted, but:the Board has not yet had time to act upon it. “ Mrs. J, G: Hartwell; formerly a teacher in .the public schools of this county, has applied to have her eduBoard decided that they have no jurisdiction in the matter. zaniendl A Pioneer Dies. “Henry Morgan, a venerable and highly" respected resident of Cherokee in this county, died Saturday’ night of pneumonia. He had’ been ill since Christmas. Mr. Morgan” was~apioneer citizen of Cherokee where he had till within a comparatively recent date conducted the store which his son, County Clerk “Morgan, has owned of late. Mr. Morgan leaves a widow) and one daughter, the latter being Mrs. T. H. Hicks. The’ funeral took place Monday afternoon from St. Canice Catholic Church at this city, the remains being taken to Grass Valley for interment. The-deceased was a genial, generous man and of strictest integrity in-all his dealings. His family have the sympathy of all. A Strange Disposition. In the Lord-Dunster contest .over the: Boston Ravine election returns, one of the-election judges testified that he regarded Mulroy, one of*the election board, as engaged in electioneering-on-election day against Lord. Mr. Mulroy’s friends ‘claim: that the statement is entirely incorrect, and that-in truth he (Mulroy) took no part whatever in assisting to secure the élection of Durister, further-than voting for him. . This it is claimed can be proven by numerous witnesses of all shades of politics. It remains to be shown why any of the” election board should make such a statement. Hifs Maiden Case. os F. T. Nilon had. not been installed in the District Attorney’s office over two hours-when-Attorney-Mason sued out a writ of habeas corpus in behalf of Frank Cannon, held for trial on a charge of selling bogus gold nuggets. The case was argued before Judge Walling, and Mr. Nilon conducted his side of it with all the ability and application for the writ was denied. With Mr. Nilon as District’ Attorney and Mr. Lord as Sheriff, criminals will have a poor show in Nevada county. Won The Banner. The richly embroidered silken banner effered by. the Sisters of Mercy asa premium to the Young Men’s Institute in the county that gold the most tickets for the Crphan Asylum Fair’ at Grass Valley, was won by the Grass Valley Branch. _ The Nevada Branch stood second io the contest, selling nearly half as many tickets as did the successful competitors. ‘The material in the banner cost about $100. Visiting Native Sons. W. Walter Greer, Grand Trustee of the N. 8. G. W., and P. B, Johnson, Past President of Sunset Parlor at Sacramento, on Saturday evening visited Hydraulic Parlor at a special meeting held in’ Masonic Hall. The evening’s enjoyment terminated with an oyster supper at J. 8. Holhiook’s restaurant. The young gentlemen were at the table about two hours, it being near midnight when they left the restaurant. * : Business Change. H. F. Fry, a well-known and: popular résident of Relief Hill, has purchased the provision store at this city heretofore conducted ‘by R. H. Foreman. The latter gentleman will remain in the store with Mr. Fry for the present, © ———— “} was troubled with an eruption on my face, which was aseure of constant annoyance when . wished to appear in company. After using ten bottles of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, the humor entirely disappeared.”—Mary M. Wood, 40° Adams st,, Lowell, Mass. MASONIC ‘NOTICE. \ Stated Meeting. Thete will be a. meeting of Nevada Lodge, No. 13, at 744 o’clock Wednesday evening. A full attendance of members is desired. Visiting brethren are cordially invited. C. C, WaIsENBURGER, Master. I. J. Rowrer, Secretary. _” THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. . Am Interesting Budget of Politi. son went over to New York one evening last’ week and returned the next day, but short-as-his—visit was—it-wast long enough to be made the basis for -anynumber of cabinét stories atl more+ or less affecting Messrs. Miller and : } Platt. §. F, Bencit-is-recommended to-the . peated to-Mr. Allison he smiled in an amused way, but said nothing. One thing may be set down as certain, all the rumors of Senator Allison’s eatering any ‘combination antagonistic to Mr. Blaine are-the merest: nonsense. Mt. Blaine has “no better friend in this country than Senator Allison, and no cabiiiet complications that can posA sibly. happen are likely to estrange these two men. to the Tariff Reform-League-of Boston }gets _afterthe faint-heaited freetraders of his party in Congress with a sharp stick. The effect of. this letter is al-/ ready~ observable among~ the Democratic members of the House now in thiscity. Just before therecess, faany of them were talking seriously of passing a bill repealing the tobacco tax and the United States license for retail liquor dealers. -Now these same men are saying that-any reduction made in the revenue of the Government, must come from import duties,. and that under no circumstances will they vote for any measure reducing the internal revenue taxes.They also say that a determined fight is to be made on the Republican tariff bill when it reaches the House. All of which shows that. althotigh Cleveland was defeated for the Presidency, he still has the power to force his views upon the members of his party against their own convictions, be all right anyhow. Of course nobody expected the Democratic House to pass any sensible tariff measuie. It will remain for the Republican House to passa tariff bill which will relieve. same time be just and equitable tothe this mare’s colts haxg sold for $92,000. to this fund amount {o more than $50,‘. eommittee, hence they are very wary. _. pected in Washington next month. F, and A. M.,. 1 gotd by all druggists. Try it. ~ . Weisenburger Brother’. b cal Gossip. Wasuinaton December 31st, 1888. Eprron Tranxscrier—Senator AlliWhen these stories were reCleveland in a letter of regret sent 8 Well, it will the treasury of the surplus and at the business interests of the conatry, — rdoned a counterfeiter, a bank wrecker, a-moonshiner and a polygamist out_of prison-last week. Democratic voiers seem to be badly needed. Senvstor Stanford’s fancy stock raising is not altogether for amusement, as he has just sold a yearling colt by Electioneer, from the famous mare Beauiilul Belle, for $12,500. Four of Apropos of the criticism heard. in some quarters about the enormous expense of the Inauguration and its attendant ceremonies, including the ball, it seems proper to say that not one Government. It is paid by the people that attend the ball, tickets to which cost $5 each: In order to facilitate matters in making the arrangements it has always been customary to ask for private contributions to what is known as the guarantee fund. This time the contributions already made 000. These contributions were at the last inauguration-all returned to the donors and the committee still had on hand a surplus which was‘donated to charity. Before criticising the expenses of the inauguration, fault finders should remember that in this case the old Scotch.adage “he. that dances must pay’tke piper” is strictly adhered to. The contested election cases of Smalls vs. Elliot and Sullivan vs. Felton are expected to come up in the House soon. The contesiants are both Republicans, one of them.a colored mau, and there is no probability that either of them ‘will be allowed to obtain the seats to which they were undoubtedly elected. The Democrats of the House are notin. humor to do the decent thing. Arts ae oe .A new statute has been added to the interesting collection in Statuary Hall at the capiiol. It is that of Gen. Louis Cass, and was presented by the State of Michigan. Sanator Cullom says it is probable that sone important amendments will be offered to the Inter-State Commerce Jaw,-shortiy. Mr. Cullom does not agree with those who think the law @ failure, but he admits that some imporiant changes are necessary befove the law can fully accomplish the purposes for which it was framed, The Speakership canvass has been actively .going on duiing the holiday recess, and three new candidates— Messrs. Lodge, Bayne and Farquhar for the race. None-of-the candidates are seemingly making m' rheadway. The: members don’t tike to commit themselves quiteS0 early in the game, as it would effectually shut thém out of some advantages which may be gained by making combinations Jater, and-of course every member wants to gain sometbing either in the way of patronage or coveted place on a good Mr. Blaine and his family are exThey will remain fer the season. i Forry-Ninzr. na ; Bu sure to get Hood’s. Sarsaparilla if you. wantan honest, reliable medicine. Donottake any other which is alleged to be ‘‘about the same” or ‘‘just us good.” Insist upon having Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which is peculiar to itself Pears’ is the purest and best Soap ever made, 2 GagpeEn and Vegetable «seeds at ds-im ~ @eepe. Seeds! Seeds! All kinds at ent, C. E. Mulloy, W. BD. Woods, F. M. Pridgeon, M. Brophy. loy presiding. Minutes of November 13th and 14th, 1888, read and apfore the Board and made an affidavit stating that he had lost 83 road poll tax receipts in Road Distriet-No. 3, it was ordered that he be indemnified, . — and the Auditor was directed to give T. C. McGagin, road overseer, credit g for the amount: — aan Millhone and J. W. Stuart, road overgeers of Districts Nos. 1 and 2, were in his left leg broken by a kicking lowed: ‘ 70. 85. a= District “No. I, $200. $386.37, Weisbein Bros. & Co. $441.50, William Campbell $142.50, Ed. Pickles $100, Conaway Bros, $51.63, Brunbridges, $207" Buffington, Richard Noell, F. M. Pridgeon, M. Brophy and D. McPheties, organized. chairman. ceedings of the Board be published cent—of-this money—is—paid by the . . —have been entered by their iriends; The County Supetvisers. Monpay, January 7th, 1889. Board met pursuant to law. PresC. E. MulThe quarterly reports of James A. d, approved and ordered placed .on h The following demands“were alFIRST ROAD DISTRICT FUND. : Citizens Bank, labor on roads, $907,M. L. and D. Marsh, lumber, $23,ane “@ENERAL RCAD FUND. Citizens Bank, labor on roads_in “SECOND ROAD DISTRICT FUND. Labor on_roads — Citizens Bank W. D. Woods, expenses examining The Board adjourned sine. die. THE NEW BOARD. The new Board consisting of J. M. 'M. Brophy was.elected temporary He was then chosen permanent chairman for one year. M. Buffington was elected vice chairman. ‘ The reports of the Auditor and of the Treasurer for the quarter ending December 3d, were read and approved. The following demands: were allow.ed from the ay ee —TGENEMAL FUND. W.D, Woods, mileage as sor District No. 2, $1.— R. M. Hunt, maintaining sick at Hospital and salary, $3,224.22; R.M. Hunt, labor at Hospital, $22.50. ; Conveying sick to Hospital, etc.— Henry Castien $5, Eureka Expiess Company $11.70, C. E. Mulloy $6, I. N. Ritchie $6,.F. Costello $4.50. Conveying insane to jail—P. Purcell $5. Burying .paupers—A. C.Cook $30) H, K. Silvey $15, T. J. King $15. It was ordered that the official proSuperviin the Daity TrRANascEIPT. ~The Board adjourned till 10 o’clock Tuesday morning. . ‘ ‘M. Broruy, Chairman. James L. Moraan, Clerk. By W. D. Harts, Deputy. Preceedings Dismissed. In answer to"Judge Walling’s citation toappéar ind show cause why he} should not be punished for contempt in presen‘ing a petition from citizens to Jndge Willing to postpone his decision in the Lord-Dunster case till further.evigence could’ be obtained, T. 8. Ford%en Monday morning. read a statement to, that he had acted in good.faith in presenting the document and had no intention of displaying contempt for tlie Court.” The Judge lectured Mr. Ford and then dismissed the action with a caution to him and other attorneyé to not hereafter do such a thing. . . The Rew Officers. The newly elected county officers took their places yesterday. J. J. Greany was installed as deputy in the Glerk’s-office, and Jules F. Brady as Deputy inthe Recorder’s office. Mr. Dunster made a verbal demand on Mr, Lord for possession of the Sheriffs office, and Mr. Lord verbally refused to surrender it, Saturday Night’s Disturbance. Some would-be bloods created a disgraceful distiirbance on By oad street Saturday night between 11 and 12 o'clock. One man Who tiied to make ‘(hem subside was assaulted by thear. There was talk of bringing court, but at this writi plaint bas been Bae Griemer Company. L. A. Morganstern will arrive here Tuesday morning ‘to arrange for the appearance of the Grismer Company at the Theater on the [5th instant. aaa mma Are we to Have Another War? Some political prophets aver that weshall. Be that as it may, the battle waged by medical-sciengs: against disease will never cease wntil wear. rive at that utopian epoch when the human family shall cease to be afflicted with bodily aliments. One of the most potent weapons which the armory of medicine furnishes, is Hostetter’s a family remedy, as itis adapted to the immediate relief and ultimate cure of those disorders of the stomach, liver and bowels which are of commonest occurrence. Indigestion, biliousness and constipation are inseparable companions, and these ailments are completely eradicated by the Bitters. But the remedial scope of this superlativelywholesome and . genial medicine takes in also nervous ailments, rebumatism and kidney troubles; its action in ; a6-in the Secial and Other Notes About Sacramefiito. Sacramento. r to Oakland Sunday. Birchville, are visiting the ‘family. of E. Weiss at this city. San Francisco a few days ago for Seat: tle, Washington Territory. have been visiting at Pike City, retetter & Murphy $48.94, P. Johnson. turned Sunday to San Francisco. $11.59, J. W. Stuart $3. have been spending the holidays here, returned Tuesday to Sacramento, Ferguson, were in town Sunday night on their way below from San Jian. has been working at Downieville for some time past, returned Sunday to Grass Valley. Juan was in town Monday en route to -. members were present. ~. @ program of toasts, speeches, songs, ‘Bitters, which is of special utility as. PERSONAL MENTION. . ee Peopiec Vid and Young: Alf. Tregidgo has returned from the L. M. Sakeforth_has_returned from. Dr. Wm. Shelton has returned from unday night from San Francisco, _ = Miss Jennie Adair left Monday for orse.-Mrs. Morgan Tschudi, whe has been visiting at the Malakoff mine, returned Aug. J. Bowie, the well-known minMiss Bining and Miss Allen, of Ex-Deputy Sheriff J. H. Carter leit Miss Ida Porter and,.L. Porter, who Thomas Rowe and Will Silva, who Mrs. I. Marks and her sister, Miss John Calligan, the tinsmith, who Miss Kate Gaynor of North San San Francisco. Her father. P. W, Gaynor, accompanied her to this city. Lieut. R. I. Thomas, who has been spending the holidays. at Birchville where his parents reside, returned Monday to Bishop Wingfield’s Military Academy at Benicia. John F. Riley of the San Francisce Custom House was at the county seat Monday. He gota marriage license at the Clerk’s office, but whether it is for himsel for not is a matter of uncertainty. 3 his courteous treatment towards every office during the past six years. moves with. much difficulty. Some forty years ago his spine was injured by acave that occurred in‘a Pennsylvania coal mine where he was working, and now whenever he catches cold he experiences excruciating pains in the small of his back. ©, / Following are the newly installed officers of Quartz Parlor, N. 8. G. W., at Grass Valley: Lucius Duval, P. P.; Alfred F. Perrin, P.; M. P. Stone, Ist “V. P.; Charles Taylor, 2d V. P.; Wm. H. Mitchell, 3d V. P.; Jas. H. Bennallack, R.; Harry Nathan, F. 8.; Angus McKay, — Trers.; John L. Dodge, Mar. The Parlor has been presented with a life size crayon portrait of-the.late Henry B. Johnson, Past President, the same being a gift from his parents; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Johnson. Encampment Installation. At Grass Valley Saturday evening William H. Martin, D. D. ’°G. P.; assisted by A. R. Lord as G. H. P., J. C. Abboit.as G. 8. W.; John Waters as G. J. W. and James Hawke as G. I. 8., installed the following officers of Union Encampment, No. 11, I. 0. O. F.: William Gill, O. P.; Enoch Holland, 8. W.; William D. Harris, S.% Robert Finnie, T.; John Seliger, J.W.; John Ralph, O. 8.; -John Martin, I. 8.; Richard Gummoe, G.; I. W. Hays, Jr., Ist W.; E, C. Webster, 2d W.; Enoch Rowe, 38d W.; W. H. Buckett, 4th W.; J. R. Thomas, lst G. of T.; Charles Harry, 2d°G. of T, Two wagon-loads of Nevada Ci stallation a banquet was Served in the dining room co ted. with the Encampment’s-Hall, John Glasson officiated-in splendid style as master of Feeremonies at the feast. There was 6:C, Oh, What » Cough. Will you heed ‘the warning, the signal perhaps of the sure approach of that more terrible Gisease, Consumption? Askj. cake of saving 50°cents, to run the riskand do nothing for it. We know from experience that Shiloh’s Cure will Care your Cough. It never falls. This explains why more than a Million relieves Croup and Whooping Cough at:once. Mothers do not be without, it. For Lame Back, Side or Chest, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Sold. by Carr Bros. 6m see = Shiloh’s Consumption Cure, ee ‘ This is beyond question the most successful Cough Medicine we have ever sold. A few doses invariably cure the worst cases.of Cough, Croup, and Bronchitis, while its wonderful success in the cure of Consumption is without a lel in the history of medicine. Since its first discovery it has been sold on a guarantee, @ test which no other medicine can stand. If you have a Cough we earnestly ask you to try it. your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back. lame,use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Sold eisenburger Brothers’. d&-1m ed in the Superior Court Monday, Judge J. M. Walling presiding : Judgment given for plaintiff as prayed for. Execution stayed 10 days. his costs. —C._J._Brand, guardian, vs. J. D. Fleming et: al. Trial continued till Wedniede te +} opened-a-skati i ’s Opera Estate of J. S. Dunn, deceased. . ag ia 08-Y AS Robert B. Brenham arrived here) (,)4well & Little entered as attorneys or the Hall heirs. : Oakland to visit Miss Jennie Watson. {7 § Ford, Mr. Ford filedan answer. Dr. J. 1. Coombs had a small bone. O, Jered that action be dismissed. Trial Jan, 14. here: for several weeks past, leaves . Jan. 28, Tuesday for Chico. ‘ Thos. G. E. Wolleb, who has been} qa) Jan, 16. Jan. 16. ing operator, arrived here” Sunday Hearing of demurrer set. for, Jan. 8: from San Francisco, Trial Jan. 9. Feb. 16. — Feb. 13. Estate of James Davies, deceased, Sowing: Society. willinet. Tues day at: ternoon at 2 o’clock at the residence of Mrs. James: McCrandal, Trial Feb, 19. : _ Scadden vs. Hodge. Trial Jan. Stricken ‘from calendar. to dissolve levy denied. the sum of $8,000. Ordered that the Grand Jury reassemble. on Tuesday, Jan. 15. ter members. superior Court. The following business was transactJ. A. Graham vs. Mary B. Larimer. proved: : esitiir! Sinewtwais _ Arnold, . Pollack & Co,. va. Thos.\ ie N. B. Parazet having appeared beas = Irish and wile of oe are} Hodge. Judgment for defendant’ for. In the matter of the contempt. of. Harvey et a!. vs. Baldwin. “Court. id Jatum vs. “O’Brien. Court: “Trial Court. Underwood. vs. Hamilton. Caldwell vs. Dillon. Court, Trial Estate of Hannah Long, deceased. Fook Sam vs. The People vs. Dunstan. Trial Hankin vs. Stoddard. Trial Jan. Feeney vs. Feeney. Trial Jan. Ricliards et al. vs. Dower et Sukeforth,vs. Lord. Trial Feb. Underwood vs. Hamilton. Motion McGrath vs. Byrne, executrix. Trial HERE AND THERE. . A Brief Record of Various Mat~ters of Local Interest. / 4 There will he a social dance Friday —— evening at Michell’s Hall. Good mu. All invited. The Salvationists of this, city have received the ‘new base drum which they-sent for last week.=>— C. J. Adams, the photographer, has House in Grass Valley. Dan McNaughton has purchased from Mrs. George Lawrence the Capitor Hotel at Déwnieville. A glass of beer and plate of soup, cents at the Senate. Nightly 8to 10. Harry Daniéls, proprietor. -‘Tyruckeeites have subscribed $160 to the fund for upholding-G.-W. Dunater’s side of the receunt case. A large and fine bear has just been completed at Mrs. R. J. Houston’s Ranch on the Blue Tent road. There was a dancing party Saturday night_at.the Indian Flat schoolhouse and some of the town people went out The installation of officers of Oustolan ey aad mah Lodge, I. 0. O, F., and Hydraulic Parlor,,N. S. G. W., will take place Tuesday evening. : The Ladies Independent Benevolent {he Juvenile Minstrels of this’ city had a good sized andience at Grass Valley Saturday night, and pleased their patrons. They took in $21.45 more than expenses. Thursday afternoon Mrs. Lizzie D. Waterman; Department President -of continued till Jan. 9. Ordered that rie Women's Reliel Corps, assisted laintiff give a bond of indemnity in y Mrs. P. 8, Marshall, of Hane, ee: P 8 y ganized General Perry Relief Corps, No. 59, in ‘Truckee, with fifteen charJudge Walling has ordered the ¥. O. O. F. Instatiation.— . { On Saturday evening last the follow . ing officers of Neva Rebekah Degré Lodge, No. 119, I. 0. O. F., wer duly installed into their respectiv . stations. Mrs. Eliza Rogers officiated as D. D. Grand Mistress, assisted by the following acting as Grand Officers: Grand Marshal, Alice Beatty; Warden, F. @. Beatty; Recording Secretary, J. M. Walling; F. Secretary, Geo. A. Gray; Treasurer; MarkL . Edwards, N.G.; Elizabeth McCrandle, . t V. G.; Allene Silva, R. S.; Lulai Clatter, F.-S.;—ElizabethHothersall, T:; Mamie A. Rector, W.; H.C. MeEmily Waters, I. G.; Cora L. Bowman, C.;MolliéRichards, “R. S.to N. G.; Lizzie Hocking; -L-8.to N. G.; Merion Muir, R. 8. to V. G.; Sallie Groves; L. S, to V. G.; Fohianna Delbridge, R. A. 8:.; Mary. Miller, L. A. S,; Adeline Hothersall, 0. After the order oftbusiness was-concluded there came ‘the following program, which avas rendered in a” most creditable manner by all-whe —participated ia it: Erastus Bond—Reading, ‘Jim Wolfe_and the Tom Cats; Alice J. Forman—Reading, “A Jitier;”” Willis T.--Silva—Recitation,— ‘Odd Fellowsand their Emblems;”—-speech by J. M. Walling. By request of Mr. Walling Mrs. Sarah Edwards, N. G.elect was called upon for a speech and responded in a—most creditable manner, after which came a fine collation which was prepared by the lady members and was highly enjoyed_by all who were present. A pleasant evening was spént and if will long be remembered. RRR ARTE Cure for Sick Headache. Ifyou want a remedy for biliousness, sallow complexion, pimples on he face, and a sure cure for sick headW. D. Harris. will remain in the County Clerk’s office for awhile. Mr. Harris bas made hosts of friends by oue who has had business with that Sheriff Lord was able to come to the county seat Monday, although he Anti-Mining Spies Routed. city Friday and on Saturday carry them, and seemed very thankfu to escape with whole hides. W. J. Davis and Jas. H. Darwin of Yuba City, whe are reputed to be the latest accessions to the ranks of the anti-mining spies, arrived at this y went. to You Bet. ‘Vhe honest citizens of that place saw them snooping around-and" -among-the Boston -girls.’—That-paper} recognizing them by the hayseed in their hair hooted them out of town, They fled as fast as their horses could On Sunday they returned to this city looking rather sheepish. They were heavily armed with revolvers, hut when the You Bet boys got after thém they had no time to use the weapons, all their energies being centered on making as speedy a retreat as possible. Grand Jury to reassemble on the 15th instant to investigate the Boston Ravine election business and hear the report of George E. Robinson who is experting the books of Sheriff Lord and ex-Recorder Rapp. The Boston Transcript. is greatly} troubled over the “whistling craze says: ‘‘It is almost impossible’ to tell -whether a girl is puckering for a kiss or a whisatle.’* The boys of Nevada 1} City always take the chances that it is for a kiss, and take it back if it is.a mistake, Says the Grass Valley Union of Sunday: ‘‘Yesterday, afternoon 140°of the voters of Boston Ravine precinct had made affidavit to voting for Dunster for Sheriff, and the names of about 20 more were in possession of those obache, 98k, Carr Bros., the Druggists, for Dr. Gunn’s Liver Pills. Only one for a dose. Samples free. Full box 25 cents. my2l-ly Answer This Question. Why do so many people we see around us seem to prefer to suffer and bo made miserable by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Uoss_of Ap petite, Coming Upof the Food, Yellow Skin, when for 75 cents we will sell them Shiloh’s System Vitalizer, guaranted to cure them? Sold by Carr Bros. d6-6m _——— + 08 Cararru “is caused by scroiulous taint inthe blood, and is cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which purifies and enriches tlie blood and gives the whole system health and strength, Try a Ed#i¢ Closing. oe Some of the business men about _ ‘n say they would like to enter ) an agreement-with all the others close their stores.at-7 6’clock every svening except Saturday till Spring came, Such an agreement exists at . Maryaville and is faithfully observed. © One of tho merchants. there says of its workings: went into effect it has been very naticeable-that.the-parchasing public Roberts: 3 have found time to do their buying —Alice J:Forman;-P.-Ni G5 Sarah and ipi “Since the agreement ime than at a late hour in the evenng. My observations have led me to believe that it has ereouraged a great many old and young men -to-seek — Kelvey, 0. G.; Jane Thomas, C.; their homes at earlier hours than even before the agreement was made. For my part, I think that all of us. make money and keep our health “by observing the agreement. to-close.”” An Ex-Teacher’s Prosperity. ‘A, C. Schaffer, who formerly resided at Kennebec Hill, near Columbia Hill in this county, and for awhile taught the public-school -at Birchville, went to Los Angeles about three years ago. “He has made-a snug little fortune in the real estate: business, and was recently elected an Alderman of ~~ Los Angeles, being a Republican candidate, FREE MR ee SEER TESTE RT, How often do wo hear of the sudden and fatal termination of a cage of croup, when-a-young-life-might—havo_been saved by the prompt use of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. Almanac for the new year is out. Get ohe. Sxiecr scuoot, Main street, John ©. Wells Principal. Winter term commences January 7th. Mr, Wells has, a first grade Nevada county certificate,’ a State certificate and a life diploma. Cee aaa FREE CANDY. (rand Holitay Nale . OME ONE, COME ALL AND GET’ A 4 Chpice French Candy, Box .of With-fourDelicious—Teasand Coffees. Every person coming direct to our Store _ Will Get EXTRA DOUBLE PRESENTS, EXTRA DOUBLE TICKETS, EXTRA FINE TEAS, EXTRA CHOICE COFFEES, EXTRA LOW PRICES, —AND A— Box of Pure French Candv Free! yourselves if you can afford for the} Bottles were sold: the past’ year. ‘It. . Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and $1.00, If) Itisan infamous imposition on the law-abiding people of Nevada county to have these fellows hounding them opportunity. taining the affidavits who would-take the necessary oath-when they had the Dunster’s official vote this ‘‘peculiar medicine.” It is prepared by0, I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Massa, worse. as though they were horsethieves or Death of Mrs, Skeahan. os Mrs. Margaret Skeahan, wife of Michael Skeahan, who went from Lowell Hill to San Francisco recently for medical treatment, died in the latter place Sunday. were brought here Monday for burial, ‘and the funeral—will take—place—at 2 o’clock Tuesday afternoon from St. Canice Church. . rome preservative. M McLeod, H C W Kitts, JC McLeod, CE DCougslan, W T Curnow, Nevada City, Miss Jennie Wetterau, Miss Ida Weite Miss Lizzie Conlan, Miss C Townsend, Miss Neilie Rogers, — A Precious Gift Destroyed. Fine teeth are among the most precious gifts of nature. mar them, and that beyond redemption, with any one of the numberless abrasive and corrosive dentifrices sold. SOZODONT is the only reliable tooth EEE Arrivals at the Union Hotel. Maes, J, NAFFZIGER, Proprietor. January 5th, 1880, unt’s Hill buteh Flat, oO Grass Valley, — do ps Se oto wt rau, WD Haris, % —~ do JH Eaglish, h Columbia, L Porter, Pixe City, Miss 1 Porter, do T G-Wolleb, Oakland E Thomas Birenville, . " ‘Dr Wm Suelton, Sacramento, E H Biown, New York F E Dugan, Graniteville, d R Davis, San Juan, Chas Westerfield, Oakland Sam Lewis, Sher idan, Nevada City, 1. G Robinson, San Francisco, J M Hussey, Willow Velley, P F Moroney, Los Angeles, ork January 6th, 1880, uaker Hill, JH Jeynetti, Red Chief, T J Nolan, Colfax, Teglar, Rail, oad, do College Park, JM Morgan, Washington, 12, Yo Cuuning! Friedimaa, other complaints, being characterized 1 at by CarrBros, =; sd \ aka charge. Price 50 cents, Sold by Carr Arrivals at National Exchanee Hotel Bros. se Rector Baorusrs, Proprietors. is January Sth, 1889. ga Ante Maio @ A Brock, Columbia Hill, eae AS Bigelow, -do pois we A Burrows, Grass Valley, . 4 M P Stone. lo i ar Hixam Williams, Auburn, \ ecu ® agen Cherokee Pecuitar in combination, proportion, Chas Miller, Forest City, of ingredients, Hood’s.SarsapacH Wade, Truckee, rilla possesses the curative value of the best TAhert Le bel hiro ri known remeH d’ -dies of the N B Pazaeiti, reas vegetable 000 'S kingdom. W WelterGreer, Sacramento, Pecullar in its and economy, Hood's 5 8 Fn ge bd Sarsaparilla.is the only medicine of which can MT Hollis, do truly be said, “One Hundred Doses One Dol; Cortes, Arvuekte, Jar.” : Peculiar in its medicinal merits, Hood’s A Wetke, san, Francisco, Sarsaparilia accomplishes cures hitherto unde; gna! Ges ham, Marysville, Baltimore, M 1 BSilvester, Po.tland, Maine, fobias, Scott’s Flat, The remains But it is easy to in tlie precinct was 175, while the recount gave him but 109.'" = Everything in Time. In reply to numerous queries as to why Sheriff Lord las not arrested the parties charged with the Boston Ravine fraud, one of his friends says: ‘‘He is not to be hurried into such matters prematurely. Everything will be done by him in proper order, without regard to bluffs or insinuations from any source. He will not show his hand until the proper moment comes,”’ EARS eK RC RRR MONAT Entitled to the Best. All are entitled to the best that their money will buy,so every family should have, at once, a bottle of the best family cleanse the system when costive bilious. For sale in 50c and~$1.00 bottlessby all leading druggists. Married J m of Nevada County — —_—— i . Who wish to maintam the high reputation to which they have aspired, as heads of families, would have happy homes if they would remember their wives at Christmas by getting for them some practical and appropriate present, such as a Popular New Home Light Running Sewing Machine. Write to 725 Market St., San Francisco or see Chas. Nathati & Co., Grass Valley. -tf <<@e ——~Shiloh’s Catarrh Bemedy. Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy, a marveleus cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria,Canker Mouth,and Head-Ache. With each bottle there is an ingenious Nasal injector for the more succesful treatment of these complaints without extra the title of “ The t blood purifier ever OT Tobias, discovered.” ‘Peculiar in its “good namo et br epee at home,”—there is more of Hood’s Sarsa. . Nevada City,8. eae pestle pond i Se _ anual , . Lairy Mullen, Union Hill, _ record of sales abroad ye ncisco, no other Peculiar preparation Wm Cole, Jr, do ever attained so rapidly nor held so ei. oe. Pi . gteadfastly the confidence of all classes CE Roni ot people. ‘Peculiar in the brain-work which remedy, Syrup of Figs, to voor Sarsaparillare: it represents, Hood's Sarsaparilla comAdvertised Letters. The following is a list-of totters*6maining in the Postoffice at Nevada City, California, for the pyeek ending Jan, 5, 1889. Any person calling for these letters, will please ask for ‘‘advertised”’ : Grieoa, Jolin (2) Link, Godfrey Roussin, David Weller, Samuel CALVIN R. CLARKE, P>-MePOWDER Absolutely Pure. —A Marvel of purity, strength and olesomeness. Moreeconomicalthan—ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in com petition with the multitude of low teat, shor weight, alum or phosphate powders. old en Ai: 22 Be ROYAL ERIN POWDER CO., 106 Wallstreet, New York. JONSON-LOCKE MERCANTILE CO. gents, San Fran “isco. ~ Ts POWDER NEVER VARIES w . point known as Purdon’s Bridge. a7 PETER PURDON, — Our China, Crockery and Fancy Goods Departments are brimful of Choice Bargaine. Give us a trialand judge for yourself. GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA CO., Commercial St., Nevada City. “Wholesale House—62, 44—Market Street— -66, 58, San Francisco, Oat With 40 Storea, We are ‘enabled to wu Ger sell all others, Bridge Notice, . . Nos is hereby given that Peter Purdon willapply to the Hon. Board of 8uee of Nevada County, at the Court {ouse in Nevada City, on Tuesday, January that day, or a8 Sth, 1889, at 10 o'clock A.M, of soon. thereafter as a neers arenewal of licende to take toll upon bridge across the South Yuba rly, a Pong 'B. H. MILLER Nogtiarly Receives : The Most -‘Annroved -'Stvles IN WERNOS AND HOYX’S j As Handsome a lot of Neokties, Scarfs, Oravats, Eto.," Eto, As Can be found anywhere, Undadorw se My Stock ia not excelled. The Latest Eastern Fashlong ~~ Stitt ana Soft Hate In the way of ar BOOTS AND SHOES,' SHIRTS, COLLARS, CUFFS, TRUNKS AND VALISES, And everything else usually found in o first-class store of the kind, My Prices ave Astouishingly Low an? m~ Stock is the Most”Oor:~lcte, B. H. MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street. We must before our Sprin GREAT RE In the Prices of Fall D Me’ 8; Dines all the knowledge which modern Mis son, Hag Juan, rescarcham Itsel in medical M ; Lak Clty, science has § O tse developed, Mittens, ‘ Yabe'city, a _— = preparing medicines, — Be sure to get only ee -. "Hood’s.Sarea ‘ iesaes ‘doe, bre hoon co antes Le ow EEE Nevada city, 28. _ 100 Doses One Doliae’ ! yan srmeet..-—. MRS. LESTER & GRAWPORD'S THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS. g Goods commence to arrive BROOM By Closing Out Our Fall and Winter Stock, . att To accomplish this ‘we have made’ DUCTIONS and Winter Millitery, Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, Feathe A Ete.,. Etc., : __ At Astonisinghly Low Figures . Mrs. Lester & Crawford, . verieeesteees eetrgeeesess MEVADA CITY. can be had, for _ : rs, Rib. bons, Knitted Hoods,Shawls, Leggings, © 1 MUM? as Maes HO OS TES BO om par Ae

__B,Wilson and W. _H. Wentworth on AT, Arbogast on hig California Nor-. “cational diploma renewed,but the shrewdness of a veteran lawyer. The eee ene cee The Daily Transcript. ———————__— — TURSDAY, JAN. 8, 1889. — County Board of Edncation.The County Board of Education have granted grammar grade certificates to the following: Miss Catherine their California University diplomas ; mal School diploma; Miss Belle Finnie on her educational diploma. State Board for an educational diploma. On Saturday ‘next the Board Will hold a special meeting to adopt a course of study for the schoole of the county. The report of the Secretary on the subject has already been submitted, but:the Board has not yet had time to act upon it. “ Mrs. J, G: Hartwell; formerly a teacher in .the public schools of this county, has applied to have her eduBoard decided that they have no jurisdiction in the matter. zaniendl A Pioneer Dies. “Henry Morgan, a venerable and highly" respected resident of Cherokee in this county, died Saturday’ night of pneumonia. He had’ been ill since Christmas. Mr. Morgan” was~apioneer citizen of Cherokee where he had till within a comparatively recent date conducted the store which his son, County Clerk “Morgan, has owned of late. Mr. Morgan leaves a widow) and one daughter, the latter being Mrs. T. H. Hicks. The’ funeral took place Monday afternoon from St. Canice Catholic Church at this city, the remains being taken to Grass Valley for interment. The-deceased was a genial, generous man and of strictest integrity in-all his dealings. His family have the sympathy of all. A Strange Disposition. In the Lord-Dunster contest .over the: Boston Ravine election returns, one of the-election judges testified that he regarded Mulroy, one of*the election board, as engaged in electioneering-on-election day against Lord. Mr. Mulroy’s friends ‘claim: that the statement is entirely incorrect, and that-in truth he (Mulroy) took no part whatever in assisting to secure the élection of Durister, further-than voting for him. . This it is claimed can be proven by numerous witnesses of all shades of politics. It remains to be shown why any of the” election board should make such a statement. Hifs Maiden Case. os F. T. Nilon had. not been installed in the District Attorney’s office over two hours-when-Attorney-Mason sued out a writ of habeas corpus in behalf of Frank Cannon, held for trial on a charge of selling bogus gold nuggets. The case was argued before Judge Walling, and Mr. Nilon conducted his side of it with all the ability and application for the writ was denied. With Mr. Nilon as District’ Attorney and Mr. Lord as Sheriff, criminals will have a poor show in Nevada county. Won The Banner. The richly embroidered silken banner effered by. the Sisters of Mercy asa premium to the Young Men’s Institute in the county that gold the most tickets for the Crphan Asylum Fair’ at Grass Valley, was won by the Grass Valley Branch. _ The Nevada Branch stood second io the contest, selling nearly half as many tickets as did the successful competitors. ‘The material in the banner cost about $100. Visiting Native Sons. W. Walter Greer, Grand Trustee of the N. 8. G. W., and P. B, Johnson, Past President of Sunset Parlor at Sacramento, on Saturday evening visited Hydraulic Parlor at a special meeting held in’ Masonic Hall. The evening’s enjoyment terminated with an oyster supper at J. 8. Holhiook’s restaurant. The young gentlemen were at the table about two hours, it being near midnight when they left the restaurant. * : Business Change. H. F. Fry, a well-known and: popular résident of Relief Hill, has purchased the provision store at this city heretofore conducted ‘by R. H. Foreman. The latter gentleman will remain in the store with Mr. Fry for the present, © ———— “} was troubled with an eruption on my face, which was aseure of constant annoyance when . wished to appear in company. After using ten bottles of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, the humor entirely disappeared.”—Mary M. Wood, 40° Adams st,, Lowell, Mass. MASONIC ‘NOTICE. \ Stated Meeting. Thete will be a. meeting of Nevada Lodge, No. 13, at 744 o’clock Wednesday evening. A full attendance of members is desired. Visiting brethren are cordially invited. C. C, WaIsENBURGER, Master. I. J. Rowrer, Secretary. _” THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. . Am Interesting Budget of Politi. son went over to New York one evening last’ week and returned the next day, but short-as-his—visit was—it-wast long enough to be made the basis for -anynumber of cabinét stories atl more+ or less affecting Messrs. Miller and : } Platt. §. F, Bencit-is-recommended to-the . peated to-Mr. Allison he smiled in an amused way, but said nothing. One thing may be set down as certain, all the rumors of Senator Allison’s eatering any ‘combination antagonistic to Mr. Blaine are-the merest: nonsense. Mt. Blaine has “no better friend in this country than Senator Allison, and no cabiiiet complications that can posA sibly. happen are likely to estrange these two men. to the Tariff Reform-League-of Boston }gets _afterthe faint-heaited freetraders of his party in Congress with a sharp stick. The effect of. this letter is al-/ ready~ observable among~ the Democratic members of the House now in thiscity. Just before therecess, faany of them were talking seriously of passing a bill repealing the tobacco tax and the United States license for retail liquor dealers. -Now these same men are saying that-any reduction made in the revenue of the Government, must come from import duties,. and that under no circumstances will they vote for any measure reducing the internal revenue taxes..They also say that a determined fight is to be made on the Republican tariff bill when it reaches the House. All of which shows that. althotigh Cleveland was defeated for the Presidency, he still has the power to force his views upon the members of his party against their own convictions, be all right anyhow. Of course nobody expected the Democratic House to pass any sensible tariff measuie. It will remain for the Republican House to passa tariff bill which will relieve. same time be just and equitable tothe this mare’s colts haxg sold for $92,000. to this fund amount {o more than $50,‘. eommittee, hence they are very wary. _. pected in Washington next month. F, and A. M.,. 1 gotd by all druggists. Try it. ~ . Weisenburger Brother’. b cal Gossip. Wasuinaton December 31st, 1888. Eprron Tranxscrier—Senator AlliWhen these stories were reCleveland in a letter of regret sent 8 Well, it will the treasury of the surplus and at the business interests of the conatry, — rdoned a counterfeiter, a bank wrecker, a-moonshiner and a polygamist out_of prison-last week. Democratic voiers seem to be badly needed. Senvstor Stanford’s fancy stock raising is not altogether for amusement, as he has just sold a yearling colt by Electioneer, from the famous mare Beauiilul Belle, for $12,500. Four of Apropos of the criticism heard. in some quarters about the enormous expense of the Inauguration and its attendant ceremonies, including the ball, it seems proper to say that not one Government. It is paid by the people that attend the ball, tickets to which cost $5 each: In order to facilitate matters in making the arrangements it has always been customary to ask for private contributions to what is known as the guarantee fund. This time the contributions already made 000. These contributions were at the last inauguration-all returned to the donors and the committee still had on hand a surplus which was‘donated to charity. Before criticising the expenses of the inauguration, fault finders should remember that in this case the old Scotch.adage “he. that dances must pay’tke piper” is strictly adhered to. The contested election cases of Smalls vs. Elliot and Sullivan vs. Felton are expected to come up in the House soon. The contesiants are both Republicans, one of them.a colored mau, and there is no probability that either of them ‘will be allowed to obtain the seats to which they were undoubtedly elected. The Democrats of the House are notin. humor to do the decent thing. Arts ae oe .A new statute has been added to the interesting collection in Statuary Hall at the capiiol. It is that of Gen. Louis Cass, and was presented by the State of Michigan. Sanator Cullom says it is probable that sone important amendments will be offered to the Inter-State Commerce Jaw,-shortiy. Mr. Cullom does not agree with those who think the law @ failure, but he admits that some imporiant changes are necessary befove the law can fully accomplish the purposes for which it was framed, The Speakership canvass has been actively .going on duiing the holiday recess, and three new candidates— Messrs. Lodge, Bayne and Farquhar for the race. None-of-the candidates are seemingly making m' rheadway. The: members don’t tike to commit themselves quiteS0 early in the game, as it would effectually shut thém out of some advantages which may be gained by making combinations Jater, and-of course every member wants to gain sometbing either in the way of patronage or coveted place on a good Mr. Blaine and his family are exThey will remain fer the season. i Forry-Ninzr. na ; Bu sure to get Hood’s. Sarsaparilla if you. wantan honest, reliable medicine. Donottake any other which is alleged to be ‘‘about the same” or ‘‘just us good.” Insist upon having Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which is peculiar to itself Pears’ is the purest and best Soap ever made, 2 GagpeEn and Vegetable «seeds at ds-im ~ @eepe. Seeds! Seeds! All kinds at ent, C. E. Mulloy, W. BD. Woods, F. M. Pridgeon, M. Brophy. loy presiding. Minutes of November 13th and 14th, 1888, read and apfore the Board and made an affidavit stating that he had lost 83 road poll tax receipts in Road Distriet-No. 3, it was ordered that he be indemnified, . — and the Auditor was directed to give T. C. McGagin, road overseer, credit g for the amount: — aan Millhone and J. W. Stuart, road overgeers of Districts Nos. 1 and 2, were in his left leg broken by a kicking lowed: ‘ 70. 85. a= District “No. I, $200. $386.37, Weisbein Bros. & Co. $441.50, William Campbell $142.50, Ed. Pickles $100, Conaway Bros, $51.63, Brunbridges, $207" Buffington, Richard Noell, F. M. Pridgeon, M. Brophy and D. McPheties, organized. chairman. ceedings of the Board be published cent—of-this money—is—paid by the . . —have been entered by their iriends; The County Supetvisers. Monpay, January 7th, 1889. Board met pursuant to law. PresC. E. MulThe quarterly reports of James A. d, approved and ordered placed .on h The following demands“were alFIRST ROAD DISTRICT FUND. : Citizens Bank, labor on roads, $907,M. L. and D. Marsh, lumber, $23,ane “@ENERAL RCAD FUND. Citizens Bank, labor on roads_in “SECOND ROAD DISTRICT FUND. Labor on_roads — Citizens Bank W. D. Woods, expenses examining The Board adjourned sine. die. THE NEW BOARD. The new Board consisting of J. M. 'M. Brophy was.elected temporary He was then chosen permanent chairman for one year. M. Buffington was elected vice chairman. ‘ The reports of the Auditor and of the Treasurer for the quarter ending December 3d, were read and approved. The following demands: were allow.ed from the ay ee —TGENEMAL FUND. W.D, Woods, mileage as sor District No. 2, $1.— R. M. Hunt, maintaining sick at Hospital and salary, $3,224.22; R.M. Hunt, labor at Hospital, $22.50. ; Conveying sick to Hospital, etc.— Henry Castien $5, Eureka Expiess Company $11.70, C. E. Mulloy $6, I. N. Ritchie $6,.F. Costello $4.50. Conveying insane to jail—P. Purcell $5. Burying .paupers—A. C.Cook $30) H, K. Silvey $15, T. J. King $15. It was ordered that the official proSuperviin the Daity TrRANascEIPT. ~The Board adjourned till 10 o’clock Tuesday morning. . ‘ ‘M. Broruy, Chairman. James L. Moraan, Clerk. By W. D. Harts, Deputy. Preceedings Dismissed. In answer to"Judge Walling’s citation toappéar ind show cause why he} should not be punished for contempt in presen‘ing a petition from citizens to Jndge Willing to postpone his decision in the Lord-Dunster case till further.evigence could’ be obtained, T. 8. Ford%en Monday morning. read a statement to, that he had acted in good.faith in presenting the document and had no intention of displaying contempt for tlie Court.” The Judge lectured Mr. Ford and then dismissed the action with a caution to him and other attorneyé to not hereafter do such a thing. . . The Rew Officers. The newly elected county officers took their places yesterday. J. J. Greany was installed as deputy in the Glerk’s-office, and Jules F. Brady as Deputy inthe Recorder’s office. Mr. Dunster made a verbal demand on Mr, Lord for possession of the Sheriffs office, and Mr. Lord verbally refused to surrender it, Saturday Night’s Disturbance. Some would-be bloods created a disgraceful distiirbance on By oad street Saturday night between 11 and 12 o'clock. One man Who tiied to make ‘(hem subside was assaulted by thear. There was talk of bringing court, but at this writi plaint bas been Bae Griemer Company. L. A. Morganstern will arrive here Tuesday morning ‘to arrange for the appearance of the Grismer Company at the Theater on the [5th instant. aaa mma Are we to Have Another War? Some political prophets aver that weshall. Be that as it may, the battle waged by medical-sciengs: against disease will never cease wntil wear. rive at that utopian epoch when the human family shall cease to be afflicted with bodily aliments. One of the most potent weapons which the armory of medicine furnishes, is Hostetter’s a family remedy, as itis adapted to the immediate relief and ultimate cure of those disorders of the stomach, liver and bowels which are of commonest occurrence. Indigestion, biliousness and constipation are inseparable companions, and these ailments are completely eradicated by the Bitters. But the remedial scope of this superlativelywholesome and . genial medicine takes in also nervous ailments, rebumatism and kidney troubles; its action in ; a6-in the Secial and Other Notes About Sacramefiito. Sacramento. r to Oakland Sunday. Birchville, are visiting the ‘family. of E. Weiss at this city. San Francisco a few days ago for Seat: tle, Washington Territory. have been visiting at Pike City, retetter & Murphy $48.94, P. Johnson. turned Sunday to San Francisco. $11.59, J. W. Stuart $3. have been spending the holidays here, returned Tuesday to Sacramento, Ferguson, were in town Sunday night on their way below from San Jian. has been working at Downieville for some time past, returned Sunday to Grass Valley. Juan was in town Monday en route to -. members were present. ~. @ program of toasts, speeches, songs, ‘Bitters, which is of special utility as. PERSONAL MENTION. . ee Peopiec Vid and Young: Alf. Tregidgo has returned from the L. M. Sakeforth_has_returned from. Dr. Wm. Shelton has returned from unday night from San Francisco, _ = Miss Jennie Adair left Monday for orse.-Mrs. Morgan Tschudi, whe has been visiting at the Malakoff mine, returned Aug. J. Bowie, the well-known minMiss Bining and Miss Allen, of Ex-Deputy Sheriff J. H. Carter leit Miss Ida Porter and,.L. Porter, who Thomas Rowe and Will Silva, who Mrs. I. Marks and her sister, Miss John Calligan, the tinsmith, who Miss Kate Gaynor of North San San Francisco. Her father. P. W, Gaynor, accompanied her to this city. Lieut. R. I. Thomas, who has been spending the holidays. at Birchville where his parents reside, returned Monday to Bishop Wingfield’s Military Academy at Benicia. John F. Riley of the San Francisce Custom House was at the county seat Monday. He gota marriage license at the Clerk’s office, but whether it is for himsel for not is a matter of uncertainty. 3 his courteous treatment towards every office during the past six years. moves with. much difficulty. Some forty years ago his spine was injured by acave that occurred in‘a Pennsylvania coal mine where he was working, and now whenever he catches cold he experiences excruciating pains in the small of his back. ©, / Following are the newly installed officers of Quartz Parlor, N. 8. G. W., at Grass Valley: Lucius Duval, P. P.; Alfred F. Perrin, P.; M. P. Stone, Ist “V. P.; Charles Taylor, 2d V. P.; Wm. H. Mitchell, 3d V. P.; Jas. H. Bennallack, R.; Harry Nathan, F. 8.; Angus McKay, — Trers.; John L. Dodge, Mar. The Parlor has been presented with a life size crayon portrait of-the.late Henry B. Johnson, Past President, the same being a gift from his parents; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Johnson. Encampment Installation. At Grass Valley Saturday evening William H. Martin, D. D. ’°G. P.; assisted by A. R. Lord as G. H. P., J. C. Abboit.as G. 8. W.; John Waters as G. J. W. and James Hawke as G. I. 8., installed the following officers of Union Encampment, No. 11, I. 0. O. F.: William Gill, O. P.; Enoch Holland, 8. W.; William D. Harris, S.% Robert Finnie, T.; John Seliger, J.W.; John Ralph, O. 8.; -John Martin, I. 8.; Richard Gummoe, G.; I. W. Hays, Jr., Ist W.; E, C. Webster, 2d W.; Enoch Rowe, 38d W.; W. H. Buckett, 4th W.; J. R. Thomas, lst G. of T.; Charles Harry, 2d°G. of T, Two wagon-loads of Nevada Ci stallation a banquet was Served in the dining room co ted. with the Encampment’s-Hall, John Glasson officiated-in splendid style as master of Feeremonies at the feast. There was 6:C, Oh, What » Cough. Will you heed ‘the warning, the signal perhaps of the sure approach of that more terrible Gisease, Consumption? Askj. cake of saving 50°cents, to run the riskand do nothing for it. We know from experience that Shiloh’s Cure will Care your Cough. It never falls. This explains why more than a Million relieves Croup and Whooping Cough at:once. Mothers do not be without, it. For Lame Back, Side or Chest, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Sold. by Carr Bros. 6m see = Shiloh’s Consumption Cure, ee ‘ This is beyond question the most successful Cough Medicine we have ever sold. A few doses invariably cure the worst cases.of Cough, Croup, and Bronchitis, while its wonderful success in the cure of Consumption is without a lel in the history of medicine. Since its first discovery it has been sold on a guarantee, @ test which no other medicine can stand. If you have a Cough we earnestly ask you to try it. your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back. lame,use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Sold eisenburger Brothers’. d&-1m ed in the Superior Court Monday, Judge J. M. Walling presiding : Judgment given for plaintiff as prayed for. Execution stayed 10 days. his costs. —C._J._Brand, guardian, vs. J. D.

Fleming et: al. Trial continued till Wedniede te +} opened-a-skati i ’s Opera Estate of J. S. Dunn, deceased. . ag ia 08-Y AS Robert B. Brenham arrived here) (,)4well & Little entered as attorneys or the Hall heirs. : Oakland to visit Miss Jennie Watson. {7 § Ford, Mr. Ford filedan answer. Dr. J. 1. Coombs had a small bone. O, Jered that action be dismissed. Trial Jan, 14. here: for several weeks past, leaves . Jan. 28, Tuesday for Chico. ‘ Thos. G. E. Wolleb, who has been} qa) Jan, 16. Jan. 16. ing operator, arrived here” Sunday Hearing of demurrer set. for, Jan. 8: from San Francisco, Trial Jan. 9. Feb. 16. — Feb. 13. Estate of James Davies, deceased, Sowing: Society. willinet. Tues day at: ternoon at 2 o’clock at the residence of Mrs. James: McCrandal, Trial Feb, 19. : _ Scadden vs. Hodge. Trial Jan. Stricken ‘from calendar. to dissolve levy denied. the sum of $8,000. Ordered that the Grand Jury reassemble. on Tuesday, Jan. 15. ter members. superior Court. The following business was transactJ. A. Graham vs. Mary B. Larimer. proved: : esitiir! Sinewtwais _ Arnold, . Pollack & Co,. va. Thos.\ ie N. B. Parazet having appeared beas = Irish and wile of oe are} Hodge. Judgment for defendant’ for. In the matter of the contempt. of. Harvey et a!. vs. Baldwin. “Court. id Jatum vs. “O’Brien. Court: “Trial Court. Underwood. vs. Hamilton. Caldwell vs. Dillon. Court, Trial Estate of Hannah Long, deceased. Fook Sam vs. The People vs. Dunstan. Trial Hankin vs. Stoddard. Trial Jan. Feeney vs. Feeney. Trial Jan. Ricliards et al. vs. Dower et Sukeforth,vs. Lord. Trial Feb. Underwood vs. Hamilton. Motion McGrath vs. Byrne, executrix. Trial HERE AND THERE. . A Brief Record of Various Mat~ters of Local Interest. / 4 There will he a social dance Friday —— evening at Michell’s Hall. Good mu. All invited. The Salvationists of this, city have received the ‘new base drum which they-sent for last week.=>— C. J. Adams, the photographer, has House in Grass Valley. Dan McNaughton has purchased from Mrs. George Lawrence the Capitor Hotel at Déwnieville. A glass of beer and plate of soup, cents at the Senate. Nightly 8to 10. Harry Daniéls, proprietor. -‘Tyruckeeites have subscribed $160 to the fund for upholding-G.-W. Dunater’s side of the receunt case. A large and fine bear has just been completed at Mrs. R. J. Houston’s Ranch on the Blue Tent road. There was a dancing party Saturday night_at.the Indian Flat schoolhouse and some of the town people went out The installation of officers of Oustolan ey aad mah Lodge, I. 0. O, F., and Hydraulic Parlor,,N. S. G. W., will take place Tuesday evening. : The Ladies Independent Benevolent {he Juvenile Minstrels of this’ city had a good sized andience at Grass Valley Saturday night, and pleased their patrons. They took in $21.45 more than expenses. Thursday afternoon Mrs. Lizzie D. Waterman; Department President -of continued till Jan. 9. Ordered that rie Women's Reliel Corps, assisted laintiff give a bond of indemnity in y Mrs. P. 8, Marshall, of Hane, ee: P 8 y ganized General Perry Relief Corps, No. 59, in ‘Truckee, with fifteen charJudge Walling has ordered the ¥. O. O. F. Instatiation..— . { On Saturday evening last the follow . ing officers of Neva Rebekah Degré Lodge, No. 119, I. 0. O. F., wer duly installed into their respectiv . stations. Mrs. Eliza Rogers officiated as D. D. Grand Mistress, assisted by the following acting as Grand Officers: Grand Marshal, Alice Beatty; Warden, F. @. Beatty; Recording Secretary, J. M. Walling; F. Secretary, Geo. A. Gray; Treasurer; MarkL . Edwards, N.G.; Elizabeth McCrandle, . t V. G.; Allene Silva, R. S.; Lulai Clatter, F.-S.;—ElizabethHothersall, T:; Mamie A. Rector, W.; H.C. MeEmily Waters, I. G.; Cora L. Bowman, C.;MolliéRichards, “R. S.to N. G.; Lizzie Hocking; -L-8.to N. G.; Merion Muir, R. 8. to V. G.; Sallie Groves; L. S, to V. G.; Fohianna Delbridge, R. A. 8:.; Mary. Miller, L. A. S,; Adeline Hothersall, 0. After the order oftbusiness was-concluded there came ‘the following program, which avas rendered in a” most creditable manner by all-whe —participated ia it: Erastus Bond—Reading, ‘Jim Wolfe_and the Tom Cats; Alice J. Forman—Reading, “A Jitier;”” Willis T.--Silva—Recitation,— ‘Odd Fellowsand their Emblems;”—-speech by J. M. Walling. By request of Mr. Walling Mrs. Sarah Edwards, N. G.elect was called upon for a speech and responded in a—most creditable manner, after which came a fine collation which was prepared by the lady members and was highly enjoyed_by all who were present. A pleasant evening was spént and if will long be remembered. RRR ARTE Cure for Sick Headache. Ifyou want a remedy for biliousness, sallow complexion, pimples on he face, and a sure cure for sick headW. D. Harris. will remain in the County Clerk’s office for awhile. Mr. Harris bas made hosts of friends by oue who has had business with that Sheriff Lord was able to come to the county seat Monday, although he Anti-Mining Spies Routed. city Friday and on Saturday carry them, and seemed very thankfu to escape with whole hides. W. J. Davis and Jas. H. Darwin of Yuba City, whe are reputed to be the latest accessions to the ranks of the anti-mining spies, arrived at this y went. to You Bet. ‘Vhe honest citizens of that place saw them snooping around-and" -among-the Boston -girls.’—That-paper} recognizing them by the hayseed in their hair hooted them out of town, They fled as fast as their horses could On Sunday they returned to this city looking rather sheepish. They were heavily armed with revolvers, hut when the You Bet boys got after thém they had no time to use the weapons, all their energies being centered on making as speedy a retreat as possible. Grand Jury to reassemble on the 15th instant to investigate the Boston Ravine election business and hear the report of George E. Robinson who is experting the books of Sheriff Lord and ex-Recorder Rapp. The Boston Transcript. is greatly} troubled over the “whistling craze says: ‘‘It is almost impossible’ to tell -whether a girl is puckering for a kiss or a whisatle.’* The boys of Nevada 1} City always take the chances that it is for a kiss, and take it back if it is.a mistake, Says the Grass Valley Union of Sunday: ‘‘Yesterday, afternoon 140°of the voters of Boston Ravine precinct had made affidavit to voting for Dunster for Sheriff, and the names of about 20 more were in possession of those obache, 98k, Carr Bros., the Druggists, for Dr. Gunn’s Liver Pills. Only one for a dose. Samples free. Full box 25 cents. my2l-ly Answer This Question. Why do so many people we see around us seem to prefer to suffer and bo made miserable by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Uoss_of Ap petite, Coming Upof the Food, Yellow Skin, when for 75 cents we will sell them Shiloh’s System Vitalizer, guaranted to cure them? Sold by Carr Bros. d6-6m _——— + 08 Cararru “is caused by scroiulous taint inthe blood, and is cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which purifies and enriches tlie blood and gives the whole system health and strength, Try a Ed#i¢ Closing. oe Some of the business men about _ ‘n say they would like to enter ) an agreement-with all the others close their stores.at-7 6’clock every svening except Saturday till Spring came, Such an agreement exists at . Maryaville and is faithfully observed. © One of tho merchants. there says of its workings: went into effect it has been very naticeable-that.the-parchasing public Roberts: 3 have found time to do their buying —Alice J:Forman;-P.-Ni G5 Sarah and ipi “Since the agreement ime than at a late hour in the evenng. My observations have led me to believe that it has ereouraged a great many old and young men -to-seek — Kelvey, 0. G.; Jane Thomas, C.; their homes at earlier hours than even before the agreement was made. For my part, I think that all of us. make money and keep our health “by observing the agreement. to-close.”” An Ex-Teacher’s Prosperity. ‘A, C. Schaffer, who formerly resided at Kennebec Hill, near Columbia Hill in this county, and for awhile taught the public-school -at Birchville, went to Los Angeles about three years ago. “He has made-a snug little fortune in the real estate: business, and was recently elected an Alderman of ~~ Los Angeles, being a Republican candidate, FREE MR ee SEER TESTE RT, How often do wo hear of the sudden and fatal termination of a cage of croup, when-a-young-life-might—havo_been saved by the prompt use of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. Almanac for the new year is out. Get ohe. Sxiecr scuoot, Main street, John ©. Wells Principal. Winter term commences January 7th. Mr, Wells has, a first grade Nevada county certificate,’ a State certificate and a life diploma. Cee aaa FREE CANDY. (rand Holitay Nale . OME ONE, COME ALL AND GET’ A 4 Chpice French Candy, Box .of With-fourDelicious—Teasand Coffees. Every person coming direct to our Store _ Will Get EXTRA DOUBLE PRESENTS, EXTRA DOUBLE TICKETS, EXTRA FINE TEAS, EXTRA CHOICE COFFEES, EXTRA LOW PRICES, —AND A— Box of Pure French Candv Free! yourselves if you can afford for the} Bottles were sold: the past’ year. ‘It. . Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and $1.00, If) Itisan infamous imposition on the law-abiding people of Nevada county to have these fellows hounding them opportunity. taining the affidavits who would-take the necessary oath-when they had the Dunster’s official vote this ‘‘peculiar medicine.” It is prepared by0, I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Massa, worse. as though they were horsethieves or Death of Mrs, Skeahan. os Mrs. Margaret Skeahan, wife of Michael Skeahan, who went from Lowell Hill to San Francisco recently for medical treatment, died in the latter place Sunday. were brought here Monday for burial, ‘and the funeral—will take—place—at 2 o’clock Tuesday afternoon from St. Canice Church. . rome preservative. M McLeod, H C W Kitts, JC McLeod, CE DCougslan, W T Curnow, Nevada City, Miss Jennie Wetterau, Miss Ida Weite Miss Lizzie Conlan, Miss C Townsend, Miss Neilie Rogers, — A Precious Gift Destroyed. Fine teeth are among the most precious gifts of nature. mar them, and that beyond redemption, with any one of the numberless abrasive and corrosive dentifrices sold. SOZODONT is the only reliable tooth EEE Arrivals at the Union Hotel. Maes, J, NAFFZIGER, Proprietor. January 5th, 1880, unt’s Hill buteh Flat, oO Grass Valley, — do ps Se oto wt rau, WD Haris, % —~ do JH Eaglish, h Columbia, L Porter, Pixe City, Miss 1 Porter, do T G-Wolleb, Oakland E Thomas Birenville, . " ‘Dr Wm Suelton, Sacramento, E H Biown, New York F E Dugan, Graniteville, d R Davis, San Juan, Chas Westerfield, Oakland Sam Lewis, Sher idan, Nevada City, 1. G Robinson, San Francisco, J M Hussey, Willow Velley, P F Moroney, Los Angeles, ork January 6th, 1880, uaker Hill, JH Jeynetti, Red Chief, T J Nolan, Colfax, Teglar, Rail, oad, do College Park, JM Morgan, Washington, 12, Yo Cuuning! Friedimaa, other complaints, being characterized 1 at by CarrBros, =; sd \ aka charge. Price 50 cents, Sold by Carr Arrivals at National Exchanee Hotel Bros. se Rector Baorusrs, Proprietors. is January Sth, 1889. ga Ante Maio @ A Brock, Columbia Hill, eae AS Bigelow, -do pois we A Burrows, Grass Valley, . 4 M P Stone. lo i ar Hixam Williams, Auburn, \ ecu ® agen Cherokee Pecuitar in combination, proportion, Chas Miller, Forest City, of ingredients, Hood’s.SarsapacH Wade, Truckee, rilla possesses the curative value of the best TAhert Le bel hiro ri known remeH d’ -dies of the N B Pazaeiti, reas vegetable 000 'S kingdom. W WelterGreer, Sacramento, Pecullar in its and economy, Hood's 5 8 Fn ge bd Sarsaparilla.is the only medicine of which can MT Hollis, do truly be said, “One Hundred Doses One Dol; Cortes, Arvuekte, Jar.” : Peculiar in its medicinal merits, Hood’s A Wetke, san, Francisco, Sarsaparilia accomplishes cures hitherto unde; gna! Ges ham, Marysville, Baltimore, M 1 BSilvester, Po.tland, Maine, fobias, Scott’s Flat, The remains But it is easy to in tlie precinct was 175, while the recount gave him but 109.'" = Everything in Time. In reply to numerous queries as to why Sheriff Lord las not arrested the parties charged with the Boston Ravine fraud, one of his friends says: ‘‘He is not to be hurried into such matters prematurely. Everything will be done by him in proper order, without regard to bluffs or insinuations from any source. He will not show his hand until the proper moment comes,”’ EARS eK RC RRR MONAT Entitled to the Best. All are entitled to the best that their money will buy,so every family should have, at once, a bottle of the best family cleanse the system when costive bilious. For sale in 50c and~$1.00 bottlessby all leading druggists. Married J m of Nevada County — —_—— i . Who wish to maintam the high reputation to which they have aspired, as heads of families, would have happy homes if they would remember their wives at Christmas by getting for them some practical and appropriate present, such as a Popular New Home Light Running Sewing Machine. Write to 725 Market St., San Francisco or see Chas. Nathati & Co., Grass Valley. -tf <<@e ——~Shiloh’s Catarrh Bemedy. Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy, a marveleus cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria,Canker Mouth,and Head-Ache. With each bottle there is an ingenious Nasal injector for the more succesful treatment of these complaints without extra the title of “ The t blood purifier ever OT Tobias, discovered.” ‘Peculiar in its “good namo et br epee at home,”—there is more of Hood’s Sarsa. . Nevada City,8. eae pestle pond i Se _ anual , . Lairy Mullen, Union Hill, _ record of sales abroad ye ncisco, no other Peculiar preparation Wm Cole, Jr, do ever attained so rapidly nor held so ei. oe. Pi . gteadfastly the confidence of all classes CE Roni ot people. ‘Peculiar in the brain-work which remedy, Syrup of Figs, to voor Sarsaparillare: it represents, Hood's Sarsaparilla comAdvertised Letters. The following is a list-of totters*6maining in the Postoffice at Nevada City, California, for the pyeek ending Jan, 5, 1889. Any person calling for these letters, will please ask for ‘‘advertised”’ : Grieoa, Jolin (2) Link, Godfrey Roussin, David Weller, Samuel CALVIN R. CLARKE, P>-MePOWDER Absolutely Pure. —A Marvel of purity, strength and olesomeness. Moreeconomicalthan—ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in com petition with the multitude of low teat, shor weight, alum or phosphate powders. old en Ai: 22 Be ROYAL ERIN POWDER CO., 106 Wallstreet, New York. JONSON-LOCKE MERCANTILE CO. gents, San Fran “isco. ~ Ts POWDER NEVER VARIES w . point known as Purdon’s Bridge. a7 PETER PURDON, — Our China, Crockery and Fancy Goods Departments are brimful of Choice Bargaine. Give us a trialand judge for yourself. GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA CO., Commercial St., Nevada City. “Wholesale House—62, 44—Market Street— -66, 58, San Francisco, Oat With 40 Storea, We are ‘enabled to wu Ger sell all others, Bridge Notice, . . Nos is hereby given that Peter Purdon willapply to the Hon. Board of 8uee of Nevada County, at the Court {ouse in Nevada City, on Tuesday, January that day, or a8 Sth, 1889, at 10 o'clock A.M, of soon. thereafter as a neers arenewal of licende to take toll upon bridge across the South Yuba rly, a Pong 'B. H. MILLER Nogtiarly Receives : The Most -‘Annroved -'Stvles IN WERNOS AND HOYX’S j As Handsome a lot of Neokties, Scarfs, Oravats, Eto.," Eto, As Can be found anywhere, Undadorw se My Stock ia not excelled. The Latest Eastern Fashlong ~~ Stitt ana Soft Hate In the way of ar BOOTS AND SHOES,' SHIRTS, COLLARS, CUFFS, TRUNKS AND VALISES, And everything else usually found in o first-class store of the kind, My Prices ave Astouishingly Low an? m~ Stock is the Most”Oor:~lcte, B. H. MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street. We must before our Sprin GREAT RE In the Prices of Fall D Me’ 8; Dines all the knowledge which modern Mis son, Hag Juan, rescarcham Itsel in medical M ; Lak Clty, science has § O tse developed, Mittens, ‘ Yabe'city, a _— = preparing medicines, — Be sure to get only ee -. "Hood’s.Sarea ‘ iesaes ‘doe, bre hoon co antes Le ow EEE Nevada city, 28. _ 100 Doses One Doliae’ ! yan srmeet....-—. MRS. LESTER & GRAWPORD'S THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS. g Goods commence to arrive BROOM By Closing Out Our Fall and Winter Stock, . att To accomplish this ‘we have made’ DUCTIONS and Winter Millitery, Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, Feathe A Ete.,. Etc., : __ At Astonisinghly Low Figures . Mrs. Lester & Crawford, . verieeesteees eetrgeeesess MEVADA CITY. can be had, for _ : rs, Rib. bons, Knitted Hoods,Shawls, Leggings, © 1 MUM? as Maes HO OS TES BO om par Ae