July 13, 1889 (4 pages)

ih ra ss —— : The Daily Cransevipt. =—————— SATURDAY. JULY 13 1889 ES that have been propounded at the Native Daughters? Installation. . [eachers’ Examination here this} What are epirades, and where are = On Thursday evening the following week: they sitaated ? offivers-elect of Liurel Paror, N. D. G. W., were instal elfor the ensuing term by District Deputy Kite Mattegon, assisted. by Alice Crawford as . thy niuscles? Grand Past President, Clara B.ruh as Grand Marshal, and Hattie W. Calkins as Grand Secretary: Girace Morgan, P P.; Mary Richards, R=; Lizzie Keenan, 1st Vice; E. M. Wadsworth, 2nd Vice; Sara Miller, 3rd Vice; Minnie Brand, Marshal; Ser:ph Sukeforsh, R. 8S.; Edith Bradley, F.S:; Jessie Rich, T. ; Irene Gregory, 1.S.; M. Hyer, VO. 8.; C. E. Wailing, Belle Douzla:s, Belle Miller, Trustees. Afterthe meetinga collation was served in the banquet hil of Pythias Castle, A. Tam being the caterer. It was about midnight affected ? befure the eating, speech-making and f singing aad been concluded. Laurel is the third largest Parlor in the State, . the blood pure? having abvut eighty members. THE PROGRAM. The following program of the even-. stimulant and a narcotic. ing’s exercise» hus been handed in: Address, Mrs. Richards. Voval solo, Clara Barah. Toust, ‘‘What we have accomplished. Wecannotoverstate our debt to the -past.”” Response by Grace A. Morgan. j Recitation, Lillie Keenan. Toast, “The Grand Parlor of ’89 Pe.cerules the day where reason rules th» mihd.” Response by Kate Matteson. Vuval solo, Mra. Shoecraft. : z : Toust, ‘‘What we have accomplish> ed. Enrich the time to come with peace, plenty and fair, . prosperous days.’ Response by Alice E. Crawford. : Select reading, Mrs. Walling. Toust, ‘ Our absent sisters. In the hopes to meet shortly again and inake our absence sweet.’’ Response by Sara A. Miller. ; Violin solo, Mrs. Sukeforth. a I Recitation, Mrs. Douslase. Toast, “The Native Sons. The pride {3 of tha State, the strength of the nation.’ Response by Mrs. Calkins. Vocal duet, Minnie Brand and Jes—pie Rich. = Se Toast, ‘Our banquets. Eat, drink ed and be merry.’’ Response by Mrs. 10 Rosenberg. @ ie Vocal solo, Mamie Beckman. The East idaho Mine. = The Telegraph has the following concerning the East Idaho Mining Company whose newly elected officers are Edwin Tilley, President; J. E. ue Curter, Vice President ; Geo. Fletcher, Secretary, and Geo. G. Allan, Treaxh urer; and-who-with R. C. Walrath comprise the Board of Directors: Thirty thousund «harés, are set aside re » 00 working capital and 10,000 a’ °: ae be placed on the market Se a An anneal tra will be COnssonced on lity the gronnti in a few days. It is rituat0 ed on: the east end of the [daho ground and runs parallel with the Maryland, ted: extending an far as the Brunawick. BLE Work has already been done on the mine and rock of good quaiity taken from the ledye. ia County Puperviaers: ak The Supervisors at Friday’s session alg read and approved the quarterly report of J. T. Cline, overseer of road the district No. 3, and allowed the following demands on the funds of that. dismty trict: i Citizens Bank $228.75, G. G. Allan $28.75, Frank Anmer $77.50, J. T. Cline $1288 61. Total $1623 66. The following demand on the general ave fund was allowed: eee E. BR. Morrill, constable fees, $12.70. HIER, C. Griasel was on application grantBe'y ed a license to collect tolls on his road leading from Washington to A!pha, at Aged the name rates as lust vear. ie ee The census report of the County Superintendent was recejved and approved, ‘ at ‘Mili A Quick Trip. It is about 40 miler from this city to the town of Washington and tack. At fuur o'clock Friday morning J. M. Hursey and Lieutenant Thomas left here for that town in a two wheeled cart attached to a-single horse, At Washington they changed horses and started back immediately. They arrived here at eight o’clock, having been four hours in making the round trip. Neither of the horses had been over-driven.———EEEEaes A Big Aceident—of Interest to ‘the Public. Owing to the falling of shelving in ae the skin of boys: who use them? matter may leave the body. What distinction is* usually made in using the names,. ‘‘chrys.lis’’ and “pupa bd NARCOTICS—25 CREDITS. What effect does alcohol have upon PHYSIOLOGY. > Of what does muscle consist? By what attached to bone? Name its uses. Whatis necessary in order tu develop it? ul. How do tobacco and cigarettes affect ur, What is a “‘smoker’s heart”? Iv. Name three ways by which waste I. What is the difference in the structare of arteries and vei 1s? Why? Describe the structure of the lungs. What vital process takes place in them? How performed ? it. Describe the stomach. What is the uve ofi:s churn-like movement, and ‘ huw produced? ee What common. disese affects the How do exercise and bathing keep} gomach? By what produced, and by what means prevented ? Iv. , Give the structure of the skin, and stute why frequent bathing is necessary. v. What canses a fainting-fit? What would you do for a person so vil. Explain the difference between a » UNITED STATES HISTORY. I. What part of North America was claimed by the English? The Dutch? The French? The Spanish? It. Who was De Soto? Cortez? Henry Hudson? Balbou? Sir Francis Drake? v. Give the structure of the permanent teeth, tell how they ‘are destroyed,and by what means preserved. How d ves hair grow? Nails? What means should be taken to preserve the hair? MUSIC, it. Name and give date of the earliest permanent Dutch, French, English and Spanish settlement in North America. and sound? i. Difine pitch, staff,clef,. FF., D. 8.' i. ; Write a piece of music of four meaIv. What was the cause of the French and Indian War? Namethe firat’ and for how long? How are vacanies filled? chosen and for how long? How are become a law without the signature of of the president. What is the difference between musie a ‘}iast great battle. What portion of sures in 3-4 time, using eighth, quarter a eo 2 atte TECHNICAL TESTS. er nomber of insects, when first hatch-. How do these figures differ? PERSONAL MENTION = ry ed from the egg? f v. sectal and Other Notes About ions P . 2 ’ Questions te dea tebe to would When do “insects deposit their} p.~thechair in the position you People Old and Yeung. Following aré more of the qnestions . °°? ee it. W.J. Chinn of Virginia City is inj } Vv. town. CONSTITUTION. h How are representatives chosen and Mra. R. Kinney came down’ Thursday from San Juan, Wm.:James.and Ed Marriott of Bloomfield ~ in town, J. Cunninghan and daughter of San aan were in town Friday. J. A. Stich of North Bloonifield was in town Thursday night. Mra. J. Howells of Plymouth went to North Bloomfield Friday. ‘A. V. Hoffman, formerly of thia city, has yone to Spokane Falls, Mr. and Mrs. ©. P. Loughridge have gone tothe mountain lakes. Mrs. J. tobinson of Plum Valley went below on Thursday night's train. : Rev. John T, Shurtleff of Aubura iv sojourning for a fortnight in San Francisco. . V. Susnosky an i John Hoffman and wife of San Francisco went to North Bloomfield Friday. H.C. Callahan of the Diamond Con mine at Maybert came to the county . seat Friday afternoon. A. D. Gassaway and wife of Pike City. were here Thursday night en route to San Francisco. Miss J. Ellis passed through town Friday morning en route from Sat: Francisco to Washington. Miss. Bessie Tyrrell of Grass Valley has gone to Sierra City to visit he sister, Mra W. P. Calkins. Rev. J, Willner, who had been to Pownieville, raturned Thursday nigh' tothe Bay. Eddie Cohn of Downieville accompanied him below: J. Pardo from: Lima, Peru, is here on his way to North Bloomtield t exumine the gravel mine there, He ininterested in the hydraulic minim industry. Judge Walling, Grand Chie: Templar ofthe I. O. G. T. of Culifornia, is announced to deliver + i. J How are United . States Senators vacancies filled ? Mt. : Name two waysin which a bill may Iv. Who presides over the United States Senate? Elow is he elected? Who pr sides over the House of Representatives? How is he elected? v. How many amendments are there to the Constitution? What is the last one? COMPOSITION. Ge What is style? Name three requisites of good style. Be What are figures of speech? Name four most commonly used. Im. Name figures of speech in the following: “Thy smile is as the dawn of the vernal hate, sceptre shall not depart from “ Pity A Cot PERE oars bila peest ray.” The sky shrunk upward with , unusual read. “The worm aware of hisinte:t, . Harangued thus right eloquent. Iv. Punctuate and capitalize the following: ~ : “what sort of eves can you have got said he why very good siras you may see yesi erceive the cleanness of the ball PERSECUTED BY OUTLAWS. A Miner Whe Makes Serious ows Charges. A quiet, respectuble looking man aged about fifty years, giving the name of John Williams and saying he that day walked down from Derbec where he was employed as a miner, arrived here Wednesday and related the particulars of what he claimed i+ an infamous plot against his person and property. He told the story in a simple, straightforward way, showing no exvitement and maintaining the strictest vonsistency in rehearsing the detuile A long continued and searching crossexamination to which he was subjected failed todevelop any contradictions to what he had suid. He charges in substance that a large number of men residing in the uppe part of this county and in Sierra county have orgunizea themselves into a band known as the ‘'Terrestrial Party,’ heir object being the commission of sets of outlawry in general and the per secution of him in particular. “They muke their headquarters a' Downieville,”” he continued. ‘‘Whenaver I work at a mine they slip in shead.of me and draw my wages. 1 am # ventriloquist, singer and dancer. snd occasionally give public entertainments to big crowds. Invariably hey manage to get away with the re‘eipts for admission, I am unquertionably the most expert performer it those lines now living, and except i tanciny I have never had an equa! since the world began. Divid of Bible iame is the only man that ever danced .o well, and he got his reputation fron lancing and not from singing.” “Why should they persecute yoo ‘ius?’ he was asked. ‘tBecause I am the Holy Ghost Che villains have borrowed betwee: 520,000 and $30,000 on the strength of ny character as such, forging my) tame to the security they Rave. Ther want to get we into their power s A Mualtitade of Allments. The alimenta which afflict the kidneys and bladder are so numerous, that merely to name them would filla spave far outrunning the limits of this article. Suffice it to say, thas they are both obstinate and dangerous. T» their prevention Hostetter’s Stomacl: Bitters is well adapted. The stimulus which it lends to the action of the kidneys when they are lethargic, serve to counteract a tendency in them to lapse, firat, into a state of pernicious inactivity, and aftewards into one of positive organic disease, which soon destroya their delicate integuments, poisons the blood and causes death. double purpose is served by this depureat. It promotes activity of the idneys, and expels impurities from he blood which have no natural channel of outlet, expeept these organs. Vonstipation, biliousness, fever and wgue, rheuinatigm and dyspepsia, are dso remedied by this medicine of thorough action and wide scope. = You can combine the advantages o aga-oline range and a cooking stove by using ‘Indestructible Fuel.” j8-5t Lreaa & Saw. — Ivy you want a fine turn-out go to Henry Lane’s livery, and feed The New Olscovery. x, You have heard your friends anc neighbors tulking aboutit, You may yourseli be one of the many who know from personal experience just how youd.a thing it is. If you have ever tried it, you are one of its staunch friends, because the wonderful thing. about it is, that when once given a trial, Dr. King’s New Discovery ever after holds a place in the house. If you have never usedit and should be afflicted with a cough, cold or any Throat, Lung or Chest tronble, secure a bottle at once and give ita fair trial, It is guaraneed every time, or money refunded. [rial Bottles Free at Carr Bros Drugstore, ‘ ee ee ee a“ OGure fer Miles. Itching Piles are known by moisture like peré,.ration, producing a very disaytovuble itching after vetting warm. this form as well as Blind Bleeding and protruding Piles, yield‘ at once to the application of Dr. Bosanko’s Pile Remedy, which acts directly apon the parts affected, absorbiag the tumors, allaying the intense itching and effecting a permanent cure. 50 vents. Address the Dr. Bosanko Med cine Co., Piqua, O. Sold by Carr Broa. mv-21 itable. PREPARE + YOUR: BBGIN AT ONOE! ey cme ee ee ss TOmme COUNTY : EXHIBIT “—FOR THE-= State Fair of 1889, -—TO BE HELD AT——) North America did the Enylish obtain . and half notes. as a result of the War? : v. When did the Revolutionary War begin und end? ~Nime the first and lust battle. The result of what battle decided the French-to as ist ua? Who was our minster to France at the time? Iv. What does 4-4 time mean? What. beat is accented .in that time? v. Write the musical staff with the letters upon it, BOOK-KEEPIN@. (Grammar Grade.) Nevapa Uiry, July 1st, 1889. Commenced business with the folVIL What was the Missouri Compromis-? Name five provisions of the Paid cash for store rent, $50. Paid Cash for Cle:k Hire, $50. Journalize the above. x. Wiat is a tariff? A protective tariff? A revenue on Which: do you y prefer? Wh accon $ SORTS Fe count stood as follows How is the achool money apportionedto the different districts in the county ? statement showing the liabilities. How much was gained cr lost? Wilda lve powaie ov dutine St Ratan! THEORY AND METHODS OF TEACHING. Trustees. : What are the chief objects of a reciDEFINING. tution? Eulogy u Impassive : 5 Bt sas cis State briefly the order in which the Saliisinn: eee faculties should be developIm pediment Z Bigot ul. Scurrilous Name four distingnished educators. Vacillate With England for geography. lesson Onerous what would you have pupils learn? Espionage y : Primeval : ae Seadis What is the Grnbe Method? Absolution PENMANSHIP. Temerity n Auriferous State briefly how yon would organize Captious an ungraded schvol of 30 pupils into a Anomaly writing class, Incorporate. S Pueril i figsetinas How would you teach pupils tomake Colors the letters plainly and perfectly 7 Miscreant ai Aber:ation Name three things that a child should Pellucid learn and observe in order to become Emissary. a good writer. . ENTOMOLOGY, we How would you develop an easy movement ? How would you teach the proper slant in writing? Pa Copy the following ; do your best : “Oh, wisely write, : That pages: white = Be none the worse for ink and thee.” DRAWING. What is the object ustrial drawing schools? I Describe the sub-kingdoms of ‘the animal kingdom. To whichdo insects belong? Bea has Describe.the five sub-givisions of this latter class. un. Define the term ‘‘Insect,’”’ and name the three states through which insects pass, : What is meant by antennz, and to . what portion of the insect are they attached ? as Of what forms are the mouths of in-. sects which obtain their nourishment by suction? es Name the three divisions of the body of true insects. In what insect are thee parts closely united? Iv, teaching inin the — public ‘ i. = . Draw aleaf. What has the drawing of leaves and flowers to do with industrial ari?” m1. carpet design, Iv. n, the boot and shoe department of L. Hyman & Co.’a store, Grass Valley, tist. by which $7000 worth of stock was thrown down, breaking many of the]. boxes hut not injuring the goods, avd Lr asit will take sume time for the shelv. ing to be replaced, we will commence tonight to sell this fine stock which consists .of men's, ladies’ and childes ren’s shoes of all kinds—at—greatly reduced prices. This is the beet chance 4 @£ the season for yoo! bargsins. sauEs jis-2t L. Hyman & Co. '. Apprentices Wanted. To learn dressmaking from a_firstclass French dressmaker from San Francisco. This is a golden opporofag Ar tunity. Apply to Mdme. La Voise, residence Mrs. J. H. Hamilton, Main te: street. ” jy12-tf Cheap Mibbons. epi nal We have as lowpriced ribbons ‘as “ * can be fonnd in the State. ‘They ure not s the cheapin quality, though, They range a from 5 cents to $1 50.4 yard. a me tf. Lustes & Onawrorp. ornia.What iathe appearance of the groat. -} put upon the Board. The -papers—are Omnibus Bill or Compromise of lowing resources and liabilities: to who is entitled to certificates. 1850. Resources. eae ral Vit, : Cash on hand: ks $1800 TARE IN. Name the States that seceded. J. Smith avCount..-6656= Two Itinerant ieggers Sell the Name the slave States that did not BOO 6 sss one opts nro sad eo recmes sane doled: Liabilities. Saya the Truckee Republican: Two : ene Noten ss ios cccecss ene cee ces $800 . puyilists came to town last week from se : H. Jones account...500] sacramento. They were gladiatorr To whom and in what year did July 2d. from way back and were scientists Vickeburg surrender? = Altanta) 214 5, smith 500 Ib coffee @18cente. from the word go. They came by . Why were Mey very important) pid in payment, cash $20, balance . fast freight and were hunyry and povplaces to capture? on account, 3 erty “etricken, , Some phitanthrepiec ae oe me July 3d.» ge ah aca agneret ela Utes, W io Mant te wey ss oe at Pet Ms a sts] Oo “ dl \e [See ee oe martes ish, und take the door receipts. The Mae iE avs OAR 4 uly 5th. At the end of the month the ledger Ze as ri Cr. . they did not intend to hurt each other : ‘ : Stock... $180%... $2409 . andthe fight was the fukest kind of Who constitute the State Board of tdi a i on M05 isis 100 . rake. gtk oi pi is rib sangeet Education ? H. Pala ca & Mod ReEOR ie got mad and swore by the sun, moon IL, J. Smith. .°. OO 300 . and stars that they should not get a . How are school libraries supportao Sire ae TAD os eves sve 1900] cent, and they didn’t. They were not pee ps Shag eit set eeee sees 2300] even given any thing to eat and came ee a a tothe conclusion that Truckee was When does the achool year begin and -Total $8900 #8900 pad asian 50 pana =a end? . Mdse, unsold as per inventory,. unfortunate girl ‘acrons the river.” Tt Iv. 2500. From the above make out a financial resources and What ina design? Draw a simple Draw a circle, an ellipse, on oval. pray let me ask you can you read at. all.” . v. Write. a full heading to friendly letter and punctuate. : Give five rules for the use of capitals ; three rules for the use of the comma. one At two o’clock Friday afternoon the final set ofquestions—Physics—were now being inspected by the examiners, and it will be announced Saturday as proposition was accepted, the under standing being that they ehould literally wipe the ground with each other. So a crowd gathered on the quiet and on Sunday night at the halithe fight commenced. It was soon seen that was an appropriateand sensible disposition to make of the money and it was thankfully received. The New Gridge. Saal : There were some slight errors in the description as heretofore given to the public of the two bridges for which the Supervisors this week awarded contracts. The Yuba river bridge is to be 16 feet wide inatead of 13, so as . to permit teams going in opposite directions to pass while crossing it. The Rush. creek bridge is aleo to have # width of 16 feet, and its span will be 60 feet instead of 50‘ feet. The Case of Tully. The Marysville Appeal of Thuraday says: Sheriff Saul came up from Storkton yesterday, and will go back this morning, to muke a return of the habeas corpus papers recently served on him in the caseof R. W. Tully, who is wanted here to either serve 500 daysin the county jail or pay-a fine of $500 for contempt of Court. Going te sierra County. Prof. Michell expects to go next week to Sierra county. He will open dancing schools ut Dowhieville, Sierra City and Sierraville. ; . & WOMAN'S WAY, & Sta-tling Cusiness Pr opesition, When Mrs. Fowler, of 827 Ellin street, stopped in at alcading city druggist’s to ask what effect “The Califorvia Remedy,” Joy's Vegetable. Sarsaparilia, would have in cases of dyspepsia and sick headaches, she was assired it would relieve both. She was so incredulous that the druggist gave her a bottle, not to be paid for unless it effected a cure. The following is the convincing conclusion. San Francisco, February 8, 1888. Duan Bin; Notwithstauding my misgivings, Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla did all that you promised. J had tried #0 may preseriptions. that F had come to believe nothing would relieve my dyspepsia and sick headaches, but I have not had a returh of either since; I believe I ain permanently cured. You have my permission to make this public, for a remedy that will cure dyspepsia and pr sick headaches should be generally known. : 85.00 Ke ward. temperance lecture at Woodland Saturday evening. © Jas. A. Black, the newly electe: princip.l of the public schools at Mt. Eden, Alameda county, left Friday for that pluce after a visit with hi parents, \.r. and Mra. Wm. Edward J. G. James and wife and Walker ©. Graves and family of San Francis vo arrived ‘here Friday morning for » week's visit to their relatives, Messrs. + and Mesdames Rector of the National Hotel. Telegraph: Miss Mary. McAuliffe one of the best teachers in Grass Vul ley’s public schools, left to-day for Sar Francisco, The young lady will tak: a trip among the seaside resorts before plarning. . Rey. W. R.Gober, presiding elder ofthis district, ia in town and will on Saturday evening hold he last session of the quarterly conference of the Methodist Church ‘for, this year. He will ul-o preactt on Sunday morning Miss Kute Matteson went to Gras Vues. Rsideranrenine danins Waite Daugh'ers of the Golden West. On Wednerday next Miss Matteson and Miss Alice Crawford wili go to Camptonville to perform a similar duty for the Parlor there. Tidinus of Thursday: The Misses Lakenan, Coleman and others to the number of thirty left town.«t four o’clock this afternoon for a ride to Chicago Park in W, G. Lord’s. large new wugon, which: was filled with sweet-acented hay for the occasion, Mrs. Edward Coleman and Mrs. J. F. Kidder chaperoned the party. The return will. be made ut about ten o’c.ock to-night. , At the Idahe. The Tidings of Thursday says: The miners explored the incline today. to the 140J-level, Foul ‘air prevented further exploration. Down to the damuge of consequence .and™ which will delay the resumption of work is that. comprised in the burning of the engine bed-logs in the 1000-level. “In a Week or-ten' days the full force of men will once more be at work. Ne freoperty Found. formed it. Then he exhibited it us» corpse saying he could restore it to 1400, the mine ia all right. The only . S02StiPation. Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, ot hey can compel me to work miracle+ it their bidding. Quite recently one the Downieville members tried te gape set himeelf upin competition to me i . gsgqunTIFUL HARVEST, that Jine and failed. He took a sick 5 nfant and surreptitiously chloroife. But he had given it so much chloroform that it did not come out ot ; : udvertiae your locality could be wishe raise the dead and do all such things. bat I will have to go to law to down my pursuers. I am arranging to proxecute them first before the Superio: Vourt of Sierra county, where their stronghold ‘is, When I lave vanquished them there I am coming back io this county to fight them. © It will ne a long and terrible conflict, but the Holy Ghost is bound-to prevail over the legions of Satun.’’ i The old man evidently left town the same duy. At any rate he hus’ not been been here sitice. iorth, DOLLARS the county and contribute ner can the counties taking part recei sive notice. vountv. of awards, Epwin F. Smrrn, Secretary. Peter ®furdon’s Kyesight. =~ A SUCCESSFUL YEAR, and! Are resources any State mny well feel. proud of. foal d-hi tallad cs d. fory nor better opportunity: offered. ‘he sleep an s Thee fated. 2 cat) or it not pass unheeded, Nirow the character of products-your county_brings SACRAMENTO, SEPTEMBER(§09-21 } . oo — ~ A GRATEFUL PEOPLE No more favorable yeur to ma 3. PROGRESSION, NOT PROCRASTINATION, Can make any courity inthis State the envy of the world, are CASH PREMIUMS AMOUNTING TO NEARLY FIVE THOUSAND Rememher, there ora mav compete fof, In no other manve such a fall, complete and comprehenIt has been ehown in counties that exhibit annually, that no better way can be devised to make your locality known, These exhibits ahould be encouraged by the Boards of Supervisors of each The State Agricultural Society will-do allin its power to assist you, awarding large und liberal cash preminnis. Engage your apace at once, .Write for Premium Lists containing schedule Addreas the Secretary for information, : CHRISTOPHER GREEN, President. reter “tirdon, keeper of the tollbridge between this city and San Juan, contemplates soon having another operution performed upon his eyes. ‘Chey are affected with cataractto such an extent that he cannot recognize a friend’s face at a greater distance than four or five feet. He can distinguish the outlines of a tree or building at a distance of fifty feet, but cannot discern the details. Thelefteye is much the worse of the two. fa . Syrup of tigs, I lts Equal Never fae) Produced from the laxative and nutritious juice of California figs, combined with the medicinal virtues of plants’ known to be most beneficial to the human tystem, acts gently on the kidneys, liver and bowels, effectually cleansing the system, dispelling cold» and headaches, and curing habitual Buctlen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum ever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands no pay required. Itis guaranteed vo BEST CHANCE Yer! rt a Befire Offered in Nevada ale: Ht Seuinnen, Public Ad . #'¥e perfect satisfuction, or money reministrator, has returned fiom ‘Truckfanaa Corte Ber ow Ag ee, where he went to look after the estate of the late J. B. Wilson. AlBORN. though the deveased wus believed to. At Boston Ravine, July 10, tothe wife of reap some pryperty, no trace could . 79 Ford, @ daughter. found of papers money or other evAtGress Valley, July 10, to the wife of Waticed of value. ’ Jas. H, Martin, a daughter. ees NeARLY everbody needs a yuod medicine at this season, to purify the ‘blood and build up the systens. Hood’s Sarsapurills is the most popular and successful spring medicine and blood purifier, It cures scrofula, all uimors, dyspepsia, sick headache, thut tired feeling. f : An Llegant substitute For vila; aalts, pills, and all kinds of bitter, nauseous medicines, is the very agreeuble liqnid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs. Recommended by leading Physiciips. Manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco,Oul; For sale by all leadeee: Carr Bros., neate K POWDER Absolutely Pure. THis P WNER vel of vuri y, pct nts Pit. act like magic on a kinds, and’ eatragt he hate weak stomach. ith the rs w ders, BAKING POWDER COM. diet alum or WB FOLLOWED sutrT. PANY, 106 Wail street, New % THE JOHNSONLOCKE, MERCANTILE \_ My wife has been under physictans care fee-. CO., Sole Azents for *he Pacifis Coast, paint” tw wae ee ome ret ane . ARY + INSTRUCTIONS. Mrs. A. M. Edgington, de rae od Mh beet! of ladles of a ered NEVER VARIES. A MARbh and wholesomethen the ordinary aD: i? sold in competition ultitude of lo w-test, short weight IVA bo ld only in Lost—An amethyst Return (9 thisofcer * jaar health and spirits and is now ever. * Seeing the beuedt the derived, I weed it for . sil vinds of ARE WORK tusinding Land ‘ ’ sc JS he ting, Dyetint ng, Plush * ct Set Sears nt er late ty of mrodesy, ete, had suffered for over a year, Ladies are invi to cull at Mre. Edging : iveiecet Sp aainet tee sratente' ~ on Fre : — can seen and termysof tuition e. jytt-im K CASPER, : THE GLOTHIER, taken advantage of the market in the selection of a Very Large Stock. of Goods, which he now proposes to give the People of Nevada County the benefit of in the way of Prices Never Heard Of Before ! mens = O00 SEH EXE. EF: MEN’S and BOYS’ LINEN HAPS, l5c each. n thie section, CHILDREN’S SAILOR SUITS, from 4 to 10 yearsof age, made of blue flannel, only $1 10 each. AT SUCH PRICES, THERE IS NO NEED OF CHILDREN GOING RACGGED BOY'S SUMMER COAT and VESTP, $1. BOY’s SCHOOL KNEE PANS, 4 to 13 veara, 87 per pair, CHILDREN’s KID, BOX, SPRING-HEEL, BULTON SHOES, 5'to 8, ra, Zhe. CHILDREN’S PEBBLE; BOX-TOK, SPRING-HEEL SHOES, 5to 8 vears. 75. : : z PEBBLE BOX-TOES, SPRING and [1EEL, BUTTON SHOKS, 8 to 11 yeurs, $1 50. : t will pay you to layin asupply, as under ordinary circumstances you will pay one-third more than the Prices here offered. Have You Ever Had Such a Chance Before ? MEN'S BEAT SPRING BOTTOM OVERALLS, 90¢ a pair, MEN’S CHEVIOT SUITS, $6,50; @ bargain for $10. MEN’S CHEVIOT SUITS, $9; « bargain for $12. : The Latest Patterns ot CUs( ) 1-MADE PANTS, at $5,590; cost at tailorshop MEN’S FINE SUICs at $18; bargain. Good enough to wear on a yuait to President Harrison, ut the White House, ” yea @@™ Don't Buy Your LADIES’ and CHILDRENS’ SHOES before you see you Uncle K. Casper, where you can make money on your investments. These Prices are Much Lower Than Retail Dealers Oan Buy The Goods For. zs. Casper. Dealer in Ciuthing, Gents’ Furnishng Goods, Boots.and 8)dren’s and, Boy’s Clothings és ane Ehiee, Hae, Ot s. Wevada Citv, Cal. Rememb r the Store of K. CASPER, where you vet your Birgains, ~ UYURNER PINE AND COMMERCIAL SIREEDS, Branch Store, Front 8t,, Tinckee.— An endless variety of STRAW HATS at Lower Prices than ever heard ofNEVADA CITY; CAL aw ST RES en pps: a saaisiats aucerneae

ih ra ss —— : The Daily Cransevipt. =—————— SATURDAY. JULY 13 1889 ES that have been propounded at the Native Daughters? Installation. . [eachers’ Examination here this} What are epirades, and where are = On Thursday evening the following week: they sitaated ? offivers-elect of Liurel Paror, N. D. G. W., were instal elfor the ensuing term by District Deputy Kite Mattegon, assisted. by Alice Crawford as . thy niuscles? Grand Past President, Clara B.ruh as Grand Marshal, and Hattie W. Calkins as Grand Secretary: Girace Morgan, P P.; Mary Richards, R=; Lizzie Keenan, 1st Vice; E. M. Wadsworth, 2nd Vice; Sara Miller, 3rd Vice; Minnie Brand, Marshal; Ser:ph Sukeforsh, R. 8S.; Edith Bradley, F.S:; Jessie Rich, T. ; Irene Gregory, 1.S.; M. Hyer, VO. 8.; C. E. Wailing, Belle Douzla:s, Belle Miller, Trustees. Afterthe meetinga collation was served in the banquet hil of Pythias Castle, A. Tam being the caterer. It was about midnight affected ? befure the eating, speech-making and f singing aad been concluded. Laurel is the third largest Parlor in the State, . the blood pure? having abvut eighty members. THE PROGRAM. The following program of the even-. stimulant and a narcotic. ing’s exercise» hus been handed in: Address, Mrs. Richards. Voval solo, Clara Barah. Toust, ‘‘What we have accomplished. Wecannotoverstate our debt to the -past.”” Response by Grace A. Morgan. j Recitation, Lillie Keenan. Toast, “The Grand Parlor of ’89 Pe.cerules the day where reason rules th» mihd.” Response by Kate Matteson. Vuval solo, Mra. Shoecraft. : z : Toust, ‘‘What we have accomplish> ed. Enrich the time to come with peace, plenty and fair, . prosperous days.’ Response by Alice E. Crawford. : Select reading, Mrs. Walling. Toust, ‘ Our absent sisters. In the hopes to meet shortly again and inake our absence sweet.’’ Response by Sara A. Miller. ; Violin solo, Mrs. Sukeforth. a I Recitation, Mrs. Douslase. Toast, “The Native Sons. The pride {3 of tha State, the strength of the nation.’ Response by Mrs. Calkins. Vocal duet, Minnie Brand and Jes—pie Rich. = Se Toast, ‘Our banquets. Eat, drink ed and be merry.’’ Response by Mrs. 10 Rosenberg. @ ie Vocal solo, Mamie Beckman. The East idaho Mine. = The Telegraph has the following concerning the East Idaho Mining Company whose newly elected officers are Edwin Tilley, President; J. E. ue Curter, Vice President ; Geo. Fletcher, Secretary, and Geo. G. Allan, Treaxh urer; and-who-with R. C. Walrath comprise the Board of Directors: Thirty thousund «harés, are set aside re » 00 working capital and 10,000 a’ °: ae be placed on the market Se a An anneal tra will be COnssonced on lity the gronnti in a few days. It is rituat0 ed on: the east end of the [daho ground and runs parallel with the Maryland, ted: extending an far as the Brunawick. BLE Work has already been done on the mine and rock of good quaiity taken from the ledye. ia County Puperviaers: ak The Supervisors at Friday’s session alg read and approved the quarterly report of J. T. Cline, overseer of road the district No. 3, and allowed the following demands on the funds of that. dismty trict: i Citizens Bank $228.75, G. G. Allan $28.75, Frank Anmer $77.50, J. T. Cline $1288 61. Total $1623 66. The following demand on the general ave fund was allowed: eee E. BR. Morrill, constable fees, $12.70. HIER, C. Griasel was on application grantBe'y ed a license to collect tolls on his road leading from Washington to A!pha, at Aged the name rates as lust vear. ie ee The census report of the County Superintendent was recejved and approved, ‘ at ‘Mili A Quick Trip. It is about 40 miler from this city to the town of Washington and tack. At fuur o'clock Friday morning J. M. Hursey and Lieutenant Thomas left here for that town in a two wheeled cart attached to a-single horse, At Washington they changed horses and started back immediately. They arrived here at eight o’clock, having been four hours in making the round trip. Neither of the horses had been over-driven.———EEEEaes A Big Aceident—of Interest to ‘the Public. Owing to the falling of shelving in ae the skin of boys: who use them? matter may leave the body. What distinction is* usually made in using the names,. ‘‘chrys.lis’’ and “pupa bd NARCOTICS—25 CREDITS. What effect does alcohol have upon PHYSIOLOGY. > Of what does muscle consist? By what attached to bone? Name its uses. Whatis necessary in order tu develop it? ul. How do tobacco and cigarettes affect ur, What is a “‘smoker’s heart”? Iv. Name three ways by which waste I. What is the difference in the structare of arteries and vei 1s? Why? Describe the structure of the lungs. What vital process takes place in them? How performed ? it. Describe the stomach. What is the uve ofi:s churn-like movement, and ‘ huw produced? ee What common. disese affects the How do exercise and bathing keep} gomach? By what produced, and by what means prevented ? Iv. , Give the structure of the skin, and stute why frequent bathing is necessary. v. What canses a fainting-fit? What would you do for a person so vil. Explain the difference between a » UNITED STATES HISTORY. I. What part of North America was claimed by the English? The Dutch? The French? The Spanish? It. Who was De Soto? Cortez? Henry Hudson? Balbou? Sir Francis Drake? v. Give the structure of the permanent teeth, tell how they ‘are destroyed,and by what means preserved. How d ves hair grow? Nails? What means should be taken to preserve the hair? MUSIC, it. Name and give date of the earliest permanent Dutch, French, English and Spanish settlement in North America. and sound? i. Difine pitch, staff,clef,. FF., D. 8.' i. ; Write a piece of music of four meaIv. What was the cause of the French and Indian War? Namethe firat’ and for how long? How are vacanies filled? chosen and for how long? How are become a law without the signature of of the president. What is the difference between musie a ‘}iast great battle. What portion of sures in 3-4 time, using eighth, quarter a eo 2 atte TECHNICAL TESTS. er nomber of insects, when first hatch-. How do these figures differ? PERSONAL MENTION = ry ed from the egg? f v. sectal and Other Notes About ions P . 2 ’ Questions te dea tebe to would When do “insects deposit their} p.~thechair in the position you People Old and Yeung. Following aré more of the qnestions . °°? ee it. W.J. Chinn of Virginia City is inj } Vv. town. CONSTITUTION. h How are representatives chosen and Mra. R. Kinney came down’ Thursday from San Juan, Wm.:James.and Ed Marriott of Bloomfield ~ in town, J. Cunninghan and daughter of San aan were in town Friday. J. A. Stich of North Bloonifield was in town Thursday night. Mra. J. Howells of Plymouth went to North Bloomfield Friday. ‘A. V. Hoffman, formerly of thia city, has yone to Spokane Falls, Mr. and Mrs. ©. P. Loughridge have gone tothe mountain lakes. Mrs. J. tobinson of Plum Valley went below on Thursday night's train. : Rev. John T, Shurtleff of Aubura iv sojourning for a fortnight in San Francisco. . V. Susnosky an i John Hoffman and wife of San Francisco went to North Bloomfield Friday. H.C. Callahan of the Diamond Con mine at Maybert came to the county . seat Friday afternoon. A. D. Gassaway and wife of Pike City. were here Thursday night en route to San Francisco. Miss J. Ellis passed through town Friday morning en route from Sat: Francisco to Washington. Miss. Bessie Tyrrell of Grass Valley has gone to Sierra City to visit he sister, Mra W. P. Calkins. Rev. J, Willner, who had been to Pownieville, raturned Thursday nigh' tothe Bay. Eddie Cohn of Downieville accompanied him below: J. Pardo from: Lima, Peru, is here on his way to North Bloomtield t exumine the gravel mine there, He ininterested in the hydraulic minim industry. Judge Walling, Grand Chie: Templar ofthe I. O. G. T. of Culifornia, is announced to deliver + i. J How are United . States Senators vacancies filled ? Mt. : Name two waysin which a bill may Iv. Who presides over the United States Senate? Elow is he elected? Who pr sides over the House of Representatives? How is he elected? v. How many amendments are there to the Constitution? What is the last one? COMPOSITION. Ge What is style? Name three requisites of good style. Be What are figures of speech? Name four most commonly used. Im. Name figures of speech in the following: “Thy smile is as the dawn of the vernal hate, sceptre shall not depart from “ Pity A Cot PERE oars bila peest ray.” The sky shrunk upward with , unusual read. “The worm aware of hisinte:t, . Harangued thus right eloquent. Iv. Punctuate and capitalize the following: ~ : “what sort of eves can you have got said he why very good siras you may see yesi erceive the cleanness of the ball PERSECUTED BY OUTLAWS. A Miner Whe Makes Serious ows Charges. A quiet, respectuble looking man aged about fifty years, giving the name of John Williams and saying he that day walked down from Derbec where he was employed as a miner, arrived here Wednesday and related the particulars of what he claimed i+ an infamous plot against his person and property. He told the story in a simple, straightforward way, showing no exvitement and maintaining the strictest vonsistency in rehearsing the detuile A long continued and searching crossexamination to which he was subjected failed todevelop any contradictions to what he had suid. He charges in substance that a large number of men residing in the uppe part of this county and in Sierra county have orgunizea themselves into a band known as the ‘'Terrestrial Party,’ heir object being the commission of sets of outlawry in general and the per secution of him in particular. “They muke their headquarters a' Downieville,”” he continued. ‘‘Whenaver I work at a mine they slip in shead.of me and draw my wages. 1 am # ventriloquist, singer and dancer. snd occasionally give public entertainments to big crowds. Invariably hey manage to get away with the re‘eipts for admission, I am unquertionably the most expert performer it those lines now living, and except i tanciny I have never had an equa! since the world began. Divid of Bible iame is the only man that ever danced .o well, and he got his reputation fron lancing and not from singing.” “Why should they persecute yoo ‘ius?’ he was asked. ‘tBecause I am the Holy Ghost Che villains have borrowed betwee: 520,000 and $30,000 on the strength of ny character as such, forging my) tame to the security they Rave. Ther want to get we into their power s A Mualtitade of Allments. The alimenta which afflict the kidneys and bladder are so numerous, that merely to name them would filla spave far outrunning the limits of this article. Suffice it to say, thas they are both obstinate and dangerous. T» their prevention Hostetter’s Stomacl: Bitters is well adapted. The stimulus which it lends to the action of the kidneys when they are lethargic, serve to counteract a tendency in them to lapse, firat, into a state of pernicious inactivity, and aftewards into one of positive organic disease, which soon destroya their delicate integuments, poisons the blood and causes death. double purpose is served by this depureat. It promotes activity of the idneys, and expels impurities from he blood which have no natural channel of outlet, expeept these organs. Vonstipation, biliousness, fever and wgue, rheuinatigm and dyspepsia, are dso remedied by this medicine of thorough action and wide scope. = You can combine the advantages o aga-oline range and a cooking stove by using ‘Indestructible Fuel.” j8-5t Lreaa & Saw. — Ivy you want a fine turn-out go to Henry Lane’s livery, and feed The New Olscovery. x, You have heard your friends anc neighbors tulking aboutit, You may yourseli be one of the many who know from personal experience just how youd.a thing it is. If you have ever tried it, you are one of its staunch friends, because the wonderful thing. about it is, that when once given a trial, Dr. King’s New Discovery ever after holds a place in the house. If you have never usedit and should be afflicted with a cough, cold or any Throat, Lung or Chest tronble, secure a bottle at once and give ita fair trial, It is guaraneed every time, or money refunded. [rial Bottles Free at Carr Bros Drugstore, ‘ ee ee ee a“ OGure fer Miles. Itching Piles are known by moisture like peré,.ration, producing a very disaytovuble itching after vetting warm. this form as well as Blind Bleeding and protruding Piles, yield‘ at once to the application of Dr. Bosanko’s Pile Remedy, which acts directly apon the parts affected, absorbiag the tumors, allaying the intense itching and effecting a permanent cure. 50 vents. Address the Dr. Bosanko Med cine Co., Piqua, O. Sold by Carr Broa. mv-21 itable. PREPARE + YOUR: BBGIN AT ONOE! ey cme ee ee ss TOmme COUNTY : EXHIBIT “—FOR THE-= State Fair of 1889, -—TO BE HELD AT——) North America did the Enylish obtain . and half notes. as a result of the War? : v. When did the Revolutionary War begin und end? ~Nime the first and lust battle. The result of what battle decided the French-to as ist ua? Who was our minster to France at the time? Iv. What does 4-4 time mean? What. beat is accented .in that time? v. Write the musical staff with the letters upon it, BOOK-KEEPIN@. (Grammar Grade.) Nevapa Uiry, July 1st, 1889. Commenced business with the folVIL What was the Missouri Compromis-? Name five provisions of the Paid cash for store rent, $50. Paid Cash for Cle:k Hire, $50. Journalize the above. x. Wiat is a tariff? A protective tariff? A revenue on Which: do you y prefer? Wh

accon $ SORTS Fe count stood as follows How is the achool money apportionedto the different districts in the county ? statement showing the liabilities. How much was gained cr lost? Wilda lve powaie ov dutine St Ratan! THEORY AND METHODS OF TEACHING. Trustees. : What are the chief objects of a reciDEFINING. tution? Eulogy u Impassive : 5 Bt sas cis State briefly the order in which the Saliisinn: eee faculties should be developIm pediment Z Bigot ul. Scurrilous Name four distingnished educators. Vacillate With England for geography. lesson Onerous what would you have pupils learn? Espionage y : Primeval : ae Seadis What is the Grnbe Method? Absolution PENMANSHIP. Temerity n Auriferous State briefly how yon would organize Captious an ungraded schvol of 30 pupils into a Anomaly writing class, Incorporate. S Pueril i figsetinas How would you teach pupils tomake Colors the letters plainly and perfectly 7 Miscreant ai Aber:ation Name three things that a child should Pellucid learn and observe in order to become Emissary. a good writer. . ENTOMOLOGY, we How would you develop an easy movement ? How would you teach the proper slant in writing? Pa Copy the following ; do your best : “Oh, wisely write, : That pages: white = Be none the worse for ink and thee.” DRAWING. What is the object ustrial drawing schools? I Describe the sub-kingdoms of ‘the animal kingdom. To whichdo insects belong? Bea has Describe.the five sub-givisions of this latter class. un. Define the term ‘‘Insect,’”’ and name the three states through which insects pass, : What is meant by antennz, and to . what portion of the insect are they attached ? as Of what forms are the mouths of in-. sects which obtain their nourishment by suction? es Name the three divisions of the body of true insects. In what insect are thee parts closely united? Iv, teaching inin the — public ‘ i. = . Draw aleaf. What has the drawing of leaves and flowers to do with industrial ari?” m1. carpet design, Iv. n, the boot and shoe department of L. Hyman & Co.’a store, Grass Valley, tist. by which $7000 worth of stock was thrown down, breaking many of the]. boxes hut not injuring the goods, avd Lr asit will take sume time for the shelv. ing to be replaced, we will commence tonight to sell this fine stock which consists .of men's, ladies’ and childes ren’s shoes of all kinds—at—greatly reduced prices. This is the beet chance 4 @£ the season for yoo! bargsins. sauEs jis-2t L. Hyman & Co. '. Apprentices Wanted. To learn dressmaking from a_firstclass French dressmaker from San Francisco. This is a golden opporofag Ar tunity. Apply to Mdme. La Voise, residence Mrs. J. H. Hamilton, Main te: street. ” jy12-tf Cheap Mibbons. epi nal We have as lowpriced ribbons ‘as “ * can be fonnd in the State. ‘They ure not s the cheapin quality, though, They range a from 5 cents to $1 50.4 yard. a me tf. Lustes & Onawrorp. ornia.What iathe appearance of the groat. -} put upon the Board. The -papers—are Omnibus Bill or Compromise of lowing resources and liabilities: to who is entitled to certificates. 1850. Resources. eae ral Vit, : Cash on hand: ks $1800 TARE IN. Name the States that seceded. J. Smith avCount....-6656= Two Itinerant ieggers Sell the Name the slave States that did not BOO 6 sss one opts nro sad eo recmes sane doled: Liabilities. Saya the Truckee Republican: Two : ene Noten ss ios cccecss ene cee ces $800 . puyilists came to town last week from se : H. Jones account......500] sacramento. They were gladiatorr To whom and in what year did July 2d. from way back and were scientists Vickeburg surrender? = Altanta) 214 5, smith 500 Ib coffee @18cente. from the word go. They came by . Why were Mey very important) pid in payment, cash $20, balance . fast freight and were hunyry and povplaces to capture? on account, 3 erty “etricken, , Some phitanthrepiec ae oe me July 3d.» ge ah aca agneret ela Utes, W io Mant te wey ss oe at Pet Ms a sts] Oo “ dl \e [See ee oe martes ish, und take the door receipts. The Mae iE avs OAR 4 uly 5th. At the end of the month the ledger Ze as ri Cr. . they did not intend to hurt each other : ‘ : Stock..... $180%..... $2409 . andthe fight was the fukest kind of Who constitute the State Board of tdi a i on M05 isis 100 . rake. gtk oi pi is rib sangeet Education ? H. Pala ca & Mod ReEOR ie got mad and swore by the sun, moon IL, J. Smith. .°. OO 300 . and stars that they should not get a . How are school libraries supportao Sire ae TAD os eves sve 1900] cent, and they didn’t. They were not pee ps Shag eit set eeee sees 2300] even given any thing to eat and came ee a a tothe conclusion that Truckee was When does the achool year begin and -Total $8900 #8900 pad asian 50 pana =a end? . Mdse, unsold as per inventory,. unfortunate girl ‘acrons the river.” Tt Iv. 2500. From the above make out a financial resources and What ina design? Draw a simple Draw a circle, an ellipse, on oval. pray let me ask you can you read at. all.” . v. Write. a full heading to friendly letter and punctuate. : Give five rules for the use of capitals ; three rules for the use of the comma. one At two o’clock Friday afternoon the final set ofquestions—Physics—were now being inspected by the examiners, and it will be announced Saturday as proposition was accepted, the under standing being that they ehould literally wipe the ground with each other. So a crowd gathered on the quiet and on Sunday night at the halithe fight commenced. It was soon seen that was an appropriateand sensible disposition to make of the money and it was thankfully received. The New Gridge. Saal : There were some slight errors in the description as heretofore given to the public of the two bridges for which the Supervisors this week awarded contracts. The Yuba river bridge is to be 16 feet wide inatead of 13, so as . to permit teams going in opposite directions to pass while crossing it. The Rush. creek bridge is aleo to have # width of 16 feet, and its span will be 60 feet instead of 50‘ feet. The Case of Tully. The Marysville Appeal of Thuraday says: Sheriff Saul came up from Storkton yesterday, and will go back this morning, to muke a return of the habeas corpus papers recently served on him in the caseof R. W. Tully, who is wanted here to either serve 500 daysin the county jail or pay-a fine of $500 for contempt of Court. Going te sierra County. Prof. Michell expects to go next week to Sierra county. He will open dancing schools ut Dowhieville, Sierra City and Sierraville. ; . & WOMAN'S WAY, & Sta-tling Cusiness Pr opesition, When Mrs. Fowler, of 827 Ellin street, stopped in at alcading city druggist’s to ask what effect “The Califorvia Remedy,” Joy's Vegetable. Sarsaparilia, would have in cases of dyspepsia and sick headaches, she was assired it would relieve both. She was so incredulous that the druggist gave her a bottle, not to be paid for unless it effected a cure. The following is the convincing conclusion. San Francisco, February 8, 1888. Duan Bin; Notwithstauding my misgivings, Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla did all that you promised. J had tried #0 may preseriptions. that F had come to believe nothing would relieve my dyspepsia and sick headaches, but I have not had a returh of either since; I believe I ain permanently cured. You have my permission to make this public, for a remedy that will cure dyspepsia and pr sick headaches should be generally known. : 85.00 Ke ward. temperance lecture at Woodland Saturday evening. © Jas. A. Black, the newly electe: princip.l of the public schools at Mt. Eden, Alameda county, left Friday for that pluce after a visit with hi parents, \.r. and Mra. Wm. Edward J. G. James and wife and Walker ©. Graves and family of San Francis vo arrived ‘here Friday morning for » week's visit to their relatives, Messrs. + and Mesdames Rector of the National Hotel. Telegraph: Miss Mary. McAuliffe one of the best teachers in Grass Vul ley’s public schools, left to-day for Sar Francisco, The young lady will tak: a trip among the seaside resorts before plarning. . Rey. W. R.Gober, presiding elder ofthis district, ia in town and will on Saturday evening hold he last session of the quarterly conference of the Methodist Church ‘for, this year. He will ul-o preactt on Sunday morning Miss Kute Matteson went to Gras Vues. Rsideranrenine danins Waite Daugh'ers of the Golden West. On Wednerday next Miss Matteson and Miss Alice Crawford wili go to Camptonville to perform a similar duty for the Parlor there. Tidinus of Thursday: The Misses Lakenan, Coleman and others to the number of thirty left town.«t four o’clock this afternoon for a ride to Chicago Park in W, G. Lord’s. large new wugon, which: was filled with sweet-acented hay for the occasion, Mrs. Edward Coleman and Mrs. J. F. Kidder chaperoned the party. The return will. be made ut about ten o’c.ock to-night. , At the Idahe. The Tidings of Thursday says: The miners explored the incline today. to the 140J-level, Foul ‘air prevented further exploration. Down to the damuge of consequence .and™ which will delay the resumption of work is that. comprised in the burning of the engine bed-logs in the 1000-level. “In a Week or-ten' days the full force of men will once more be at work. Ne freoperty Found. formed it. Then he exhibited it us» corpse saying he could restore it to 1400, the mine ia all right. The only . S02StiPation. Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, ot hey can compel me to work miracle+ it their bidding. Quite recently one the Downieville members tried te gape set himeelf upin competition to me i . gsgqunTIFUL HARVEST, that Jine and failed. He took a sick 5 nfant and surreptitiously chloroife. But he had given it so much chloroform that it did not come out ot ; : udvertiae your locality could be wishe raise the dead and do all such things. bat I will have to go to law to down my pursuers. I am arranging to proxecute them first before the Superio: Vourt of Sierra county, where their stronghold ‘is, When I lave vanquished them there I am coming back io this county to fight them. © It will ne a long and terrible conflict, but the Holy Ghost is bound-to prevail over the legions of Satun.’’ i The old man evidently left town the same duy. At any rate he hus’ not been been here sitice. iorth, DOLLARS the county and contribute ner can the counties taking part recei sive notice. vountv. of awards, Epwin F. Smrrn, Secretary. Peter ®furdon’s Kyesight. =~ A SUCCESSFUL YEAR, and! Are resources any State mny well feel. proud of. foal d-hi tallad cs d. fory nor better opportunity: offered. ‘he sleep an s Thee fated. 2 cat) or it not pass unheeded, Nirow the character of products-your county_brings SACRAMENTO, SEPTEMBER(§09-21 } . oo — ~ A GRATEFUL PEOPLE No more favorable yeur to ma 3. PROGRESSION, NOT PROCRASTINATION, Can make any courity inthis State the envy of the world, are CASH PREMIUMS AMOUNTING TO NEARLY FIVE THOUSAND Rememher, there ora mav compete fof, In no other manve such a fall, complete and comprehenIt has been ehown in counties that exhibit annually, that no better way can be devised to make your locality known, These exhibits ahould be encouraged by the Boards of Supervisors of each The State Agricultural Society will-do allin its power to assist you, awarding large und liberal cash preminnis. Engage your apace at once, .Write for Premium Lists containing schedule Addreas the Secretary for information, : CHRISTOPHER GREEN, President. reter “tirdon, keeper of the tollbridge between this city and San Juan, contemplates soon having another operution performed upon his eyes. ‘Chey are affected with cataractto such an extent that he cannot recognize a friend’s face at a greater distance than four or five feet. He can distinguish the outlines of a tree or building at a distance of fifty feet, but cannot discern the details. Thelefteye is much the worse of the two. fa . Syrup of tigs, I lts Equal Never fae) Produced from the laxative and nutritious juice of California figs, combined with the medicinal virtues of plants’ known to be most beneficial to the human tystem, acts gently on the kidneys, liver and bowels, effectually cleansing the system, dispelling cold» and headaches, and curing habitual Buctlen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum ever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands no pay required. Itis guaranteed vo BEST CHANCE Yer! rt a Befire Offered in Nevada ale: Ht Seuinnen, Public Ad . #'¥e perfect satisfuction, or money reministrator, has returned fiom ‘Truckfanaa Corte Ber ow Ag ee, where he went to look after the estate of the late J. B. Wilson. AlBORN. though the deveased wus believed to. At Boston Ravine, July 10, tothe wife of reap some pryperty, no trace could . 79 Ford, @ daughter. found of papers money or other evAtGress Valley, July 10, to the wife of Waticed of value. ’ Jas. H, Martin, a daughter. ees NeARLY everbody needs a yuod medicine at this season, to purify the ‘blood and build up the systens. Hood’s Sarsapurills is the most popular and successful spring medicine and blood purifier, It cures scrofula, all uimors, dyspepsia, sick headache, thut tired feeling. f : An Llegant substitute For vila; aalts, pills, and all kinds of bitter, nauseous medicines, is the very agreeuble liqnid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs. Recommended by leading Physiciips. Manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco,Oul; For sale by all leadeee: Carr Bros., neate K POWDER Absolutely Pure. THis P WNER vel of vuri y, pct nts Pit. act like magic on a kinds, and’ eatragt he hate weak stomach. ith the rs w ders, BAKING POWDER COM. diet alum or WB FOLLOWED sutrT. PANY, 106 Wail street, New % THE JOHNSONLOCKE, MERCANTILE \_ My wife has been under physictans care fee-. CO., Sole Azents for *he Pacifis Coast, paint” tw wae ee ome ret ane . ARY + INSTRUCTIONS. Mrs. A. M. Edgington, de rae od Mh beet! of ladles of a ered NEVER VARIES. A MARbh and wholesomethen the ordinary aD: i? sold in competition ultitude of lo w-test, short weight IVA bo ld only in Lost—An amethyst Return (9 thisofcer * jaar health and spirits and is now ever. * Seeing the beuedt the derived, I weed it for . sil vinds of ARE WORK tusinding Land ‘ ’ sc JS he ting, Dyetint ng, Plush * ct Set Sears nt er late ty of mrodesy, ete, had suffered for over a year, Ladies are invi to cull at Mre. Edging : iveiecet Sp aainet tee sratente' ~ on Fre : — can seen and termysof tuition e. jytt-im K CASPER, : THE GLOTHIER, taken advantage of the market in the selection of a Very Large Stock. of Goods, which he now proposes to give the People of Nevada County the benefit of in the way of Prices Never Heard Of Before ! mens = O00 SEH EXE. EF: MEN’S and BOYS’ LINEN HAPS, l5c each. n thie section, CHILDREN’S SAILOR SUITS, from 4 to 10 yearsof age, made of blue flannel, only $1 10 each. AT SUCH PRICES, THERE IS NO NEED OF CHILDREN GOING RACGGED BOY'S SUMMER COAT and VESTP, $1. BOY’s SCHOOL KNEE PANS, 4 to 13 veara, 87 per pair, CHILDREN’s KID, BOX, SPRING-HEEL, BULTON SHOES, 5'to 8, ra, Zhe. CHILDREN’S PEBBLE; BOX-TOK, SPRING-HEEL SHOES, 5to 8 vears. 75. : : z PEBBLE BOX-TOES, SPRING and [1EEL, BUTTON SHOKS, 8 to 11 yeurs, $1 50. : t will pay you to layin asupply, as under ordinary circumstances you will pay one-third more than the Prices here offered. Have You Ever Had Such a Chance Before ? MEN'S BEAT SPRING BOTTOM OVERALLS, 90¢ a pair, MEN’S CHEVIOT SUITS, $6,50; @ bargain for $10. MEN’S CHEVIOT SUITS, $9; « bargain for $12. : The Latest Patterns ot CUs( ) 1-MADE PANTS, at $5,590; cost at tailorshop MEN’S FINE SUICs at $18; bargain. Good enough to wear on a yuait to President Harrison, ut the White House, ” yea @@™ Don't Buy Your LADIES’ and CHILDRENS’ SHOES before you see you Uncle K. Casper, where you can make money on your investments. These Prices are Much Lower Than Retail Dealers Oan Buy The Goods For. zs. Casper. Dealer in Ciuthing, Gents’ Furnishng Goods, Boots.and 8)dren’s and, Boy’s Clothings és ane Ehiee, Hae, Ot s. Wevada Citv, Cal. Rememb r the Store of K. CASPER, where you vet your Birgains, ~ UYURNER PINE AND COMMERCIAL SIREEDS, Branch Store, Front 8t,, Tinckee.— An endless variety of STRAW HATS at Lower Prices than ever heard ofNEVADA CITY; CAL aw ST RES en pps: a saaisiats aucerneae