July 14, 1889 (4 pages)

t the ine Beents arter ents arter ents ente arter arter 5 tter arter arter dealr ten n the the cents cents cents cents stc : usual” scents c. } lower where of the tion in se from paying 1 I pel * eyAll it pricen ce, . sell nt Floraps. st,and . 3lackcinds. . and un sn called ane for 10 te. Boss ked ban the little shest and es. be boush ‘riday. 1 of Smou NK, rade, ity 30 000 ransacted. PAYABLE AmInBtoO UBLANGE the prin. BRITAIN Kt of the . County fom wurma ix. . Presper. ) PRESIDENT .-CASHIER Band Sxc’y (T, MORGAN MorRe@AN. OUBMAN, nok 1 Bank. of D. O, Mills ramm, ; Artist. ES TAKEN rt and sati ictures Yi: 3 AND MINES SATION. TTED d for doing Ar ITY. ce IPT is, the /mediym in ] California. _ M., conducted by Rev. Emory, of Oakad a a OR fAul «. The New Disco . The Daily Eransevipt THEY NEVER COME SINGLY. . on ice and shipped to Frisco before THE TRI-COLOR. GETTING ON INTHE WORLD. PERSONAL MENTION Se ee niet" homarebted i des rane : af—i Tests for Teachers. The following questions in addition pounded at the Teachers’ Examina tion during the past week : NATURAL PHILOSOPHY—50 CREDITS. 1. In what three states does matter lead? Ir. Define Weight, center of gravity, elasticity, hardness, inertia. eS What principle in mechanics is utilized in the hydrostatic press ? Iv. : Explain the difference between a physical and a chennical change? v. How is the specific gravity of a body found that is lighter than water? vi. __Illustrate by a drawing the mechanism by which steam is made to drive the piston in the steam engine. State the difference between a high pressure and a low pressure engine. Vil. What is’a camera obseura ? vin. To what is near-sightedness and farsightedness due ? What is the remedy? t : Ix, Explain the difference between dif-] But people are soon forgotten in this fnsed light and reflected light ? ‘ve How is an electro magnet made ? LITERATURE. I Give a short biographical sketch of Shakespeare.’ Name five of his productions. I, Explain in prose the meaning of each sentence in the following: “Yet a few days, and thee The all-beholding sun shall see no more, In all his course; nor yet, in the cold ground, Where thy pale form was laid with many tea Nor inthe embrace of ocean, shall exist Thy image. Earth, that nourishes thee, sha)l claim Thy growth, to be resolved to earth again; And, lost cach human trace, surrendering up Thine individual being, shalt thou go To mix forever with the elements; To. be a brother to the inaensible rock “And to the sluggish clod, which. the rude swain Turns with his share and treads upon.” 11, From what has the above been taken ? Name ‘the authors of the fol'owing : The Lay of the Last Minstrel, Evangéline, The Vicar of Wakefield, Rip Van Winkle. iw —*-2@eAt the Churches Sunday. At the Baptist Church there will be services @s usual conducted by the pastor. Forenoon subject, ‘‘The Mourner Comforted’’—an exposition of the Second Beatitude; evening, “The Ancient Cities of Refuge.’’ Every one welcomed. Sabbath school at close of forenoon service. Concert with ice cream and cake on Wednes' day evening next. i There will be preaching in the Methodist Church in the morning by Rev. W. R. Gober, Sacrament of the Lord’s supper after the sermon. In the evening there will be a sacred concert of praise, the subject of which will be ‘‘Heaven,’”’ Sabbath school at close of morning service. Mr. Preston’s Bible Class has been reorganized and all are invited to join it, A new series of lessons has begun. At the Congregational Church services. morning: and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject of lecture in the evening, ‘The Last Days of Pompeii.”” All are cordially invit#d. Sabbath school at the close of the morning service. There will be services at the Episcopal Church Sunday at 11 o’clock a. Jand, at which the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper will be administered. Mr. Emory was formerly superinten‘lent of the Sneath & Clay mine at this “ty, 5 Gramma,” 8choo! Examinations. At Saturdey’s preeting the County Board of Education yot.°d to hold examinations at the end of ec°h achou! year to examine pupils who apply +9Fr grammar school diplomas. The ex;aminations will be hele in Nevada (City, Grass Valley; Truckee, San .Juan and Bloomfielii, and one of the ‘members of the Board will supervise -at each, LTTE Down With Prices. ' Prices in summer millinery have been materially reduced at Mrs. Lester & Crawford’s store. Miss Kate Rauer will soon leave the above firm, and ladies desiring hats or bonnets _ artistically. trimmed by her should order at once or they will be too late togetthe benefit of her services and of the reductions in prices, tf. A Big Accident—Of Interest to the Public. Owing to-the falling of shelving in the boot and shoe department of L. Hyman & Co.'s store, Grase Valley, by which $7000 worth of stock was thrown down, breaking many of the boxes but not injuring the goods, and asit will take some time for the shelying to be replaced, we will commence tonight to sell this fine stock which consists of men’s, ladies’ and children’s shoes of all kinds at greatly reAluced prices, This is the beet chance of the season for good bargains. j13-2 ~ _L, Hyman & Co. Ir you want © tue turn-out to Henry Lane’s livery and feed fortunces. BartLerr Springs, J uly 10, 1889. -. Pretty good record for one week. his last in the presence of strangers tleman’s demise. of our Republic, it seems doubly sag. Far away from kin and family, with doctor and assistant, this old man, feeble and worn out, closed his earthly career without a blessing or a friend to shed a tear. It cast a gloom over the camp which was noticeable in nearly every face. The body remained in the rooms he had occupied which are on the ground floor in the right wing of the Hotel and almost within reach of the tap where great numbers of people stop to‘drink the water. After the death and before the removal of the body, which was shipped some time in the night, but few passed that way to get water, but those who did went quietly past the room with that feeling of reverence and awe which possesses all in the presence of death. rushing world and this case was no exception. Next night cards, music and danca dispatch from Sites made everybody hold their breath in surprise, alarm and fear. The news was to the effect that the team had ran away, turned the stage over and smashed the passengers. D. Miller, owner and manager of the line, was at this end of the route. He immediately repaired to the scene of the disaster, but no further news was obtained till next day. An extra came in the morning with mail and baggage, but no passengers. From this source we learned the following particulars: Ata station six miles from Sites the driver pulled up the team and dismounted to water them. The water is taken from a well and has to be pumped up at the expense of time and labor,” While doing this two boys mounted on horses suddenly emerged from the woods shouting and yelling at each other and riding at full speed. At this the stage team of six horses took fright and plunged down the road like mad. The stage was twice rolledover and smashed into kindling wood. Fortunately three passengers had gotten out and were pacing up and down the road when the team started. There were on board three ladies, a baby and two gentlemen. The man who was oh the top jumped and got off with: ‘nothing more gerious than a scraped chin and one or two bruises. Father O'Neill, a large, heavy man, was thrown violently ®o the ground and seriously injure! about the back and ‘limbs. One lady had her arm broken in two places and was badly hurt otherwise. Another lady and her baby were found buried beneath the wreck, but neither one hurt beyond a scratch on the baby’s head and a few marks and bruises on the mother. The third lady got out without anything more serious than a scare and shaking up. How on earth anyone got out with life or sound limb is @ marvel. They all got here next night save the lady who was go seri ously injured. She was sent back to Sites for treatment. When they arrived the whole community were out to receive them. ~ They were kept busy an hour or more answering questions and telling how it happened till they were plumb worn out and went to bed. The lady and her baby were surrounded by men and women who wanted to kiss the child and congratulate the mother. The second accident happened the Same night shortly after the first. The driver took the two leaders and went back to Sites where another: stage ‘Epiror Transcripr—Three acci: ; ‘ dents on the road, ‘two deaths in camp. Very one in the house. As might and the overturning of a stove by to those heretofere published were prowhich a child was badly scalded is a. More than others. Late in the afternoon of July 4th an old gentléman named Bunster breathed who gathered around his couch, not to comfort him, but to Satisfy a morlded existg Why is glass more brittle than. bid curiosity in witnessing the flight of . b0Y scalded. none to minister to his wants save the . &re the water gets its hold. idni i i hortly A Chapter of Mish a mis. . Midnight. This coming so s es paler phat ter the accidents is the cause of much distress and unrest which is apparent in the looks and actions of nearly Not a few want to get right out, but when th to sleep it off. This the case with Mr. Bunster. Native Son or MARYLAND. Teachers Certificates Granted b the Examining Board. primary grade certificates as a resu expected, it affected the sick people thought of the stage accident they ran the other way, and finally went to bed Monday, July 8th, a stove was overturned in one of the cabins and a little concludes the @ Weary soul to its eternal home. It is. Cb@pter of deaths and ‘accidents Strange that so many people have a : desire to see the last gasp of a fellow. 248 had its run. being. We feel sad over the old genOccurring as it did . °™®on aday when we were full of joy and ; : happiness in giving huzzas and noisy . O7° did not die. : salutes to the memory of the founders . brought here in the last stages of di ease, which makes it all the more probable that death will claim them Such was date, and we sincerely trust misfortune There are about 400 people here at present and still they It would be remarkable if out of so many people who are sick some A great many are SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS. be Merely a royal fortress. But after The County Board of Education have. granted twe've grammar grade and five The Bastile. buildings occupied by our fellow ed’ ey responding date in 1789, to gate of San Antoine. The inhuman lels in the history of penal cruelty. Put there without accusation or trial on asimple lettre de cachet, allowed nocommunication with friends, their final fate was dependent upon the capiice of despotism and unknown te the world, ‘ Up to the date of the accession of Charles VIL. the Bastile continued to 8that period it became a state prison, Yl/under the government of ‘Thomas Beaumont, who was in command when -in-1814-the-poputace broke into its pre1 cints and massacred the princes of the t Why It Ie Displayed Sunday— On this 14th of July the tri-color fe will flaunt to the breeze from those treatment to which prisoners in the Bastile were subjected, has few paral-. engaged in prospecting for a bonanza Have Elevated Themselves. For awhile both which has not yet heen found, By and by Charles got an easier and more porter ut the National Hotel:> He was slight of build ant of no account at wrestling with big trunks; but he was ambitious and active, and made himself so useful that he kept the place as long as he wanted it; Sam stayed at the mine, doing his work in the same Satisfactory way, after Charlie went to the Hotel. “Even then it was remarked by observing people who watched them, ‘Those little redheaded shavers will get along in‘ the Twe Nevada City Beys Whe Charles M. Shortridge, editor and publisher of the San Jose Mercury, . town. -. passed throngh Colfax this week with citizens who owe their parentage to the pleasant land of France, in honor of the 100th. anniversary of the successful storming of the Bastile by the populace, which occurred on a corThe erection of the Bastile, formerly the citadel and state prison of Paris, was begua in 1369 by Charles V., surnamed the . ers into their feet. wise. The Bastile was situatedgt the} did odd jobs about the Coldspring gravel mine out east of town where] with the Salvationists there. their father ‘and other parties were of the semi-annual examination of applicants for teachers’ certificates held at this city last week. There were Housed of Armagnac. . Within the walls of this prison’ die¢ Charles de, Gontaut, Sieur de Biron ing were in full swing as usual when] Iva Stenger being successful : GRAMMAR GRADE. Applicant. Per cent. . vious.to his arrest is reported to have] eral years later they were heard from. Nellie Joyce . o.2 eis. --++.+. 93) consigned to the flames over 6000 love . in San Jose. Sam was making a law}Clara Kleine. . SEIS ot nee a letters, Marshal Reichelieu, Voltaire, . yer out of himself and Charlie was mec) y able eee ee “87 . the celebrated author, Latude, who in. learning the printing business, Caddie E. Boynton .... .87] vain made an extraordinary escape,. * They kept “getting on,” and the Maggie M. Kelleher.... -87/ and that victim of Louis XIV. known . next news wasythat Sam had taken Nettie Nevin ... ::+:+ +85) athe Man in the Iron Mask, whose. rank as one of the foremost young atpettlo Me Biged:.-<.s bee x identity to this ddy has Hever been torneys at law. in San Francisco,'was a Nettie Huckley..... 85 absolutely established, leader in the Republican party of the Albert C. Turner... vs+s+++ .85] After the death of Louis XLV. the. State; was called the ‘Henry Clay Maggie H. Hutchinson... 85] Bastile degenerated from being a place { of the, Pacific Coast”. because of his PRIMARY GRADE. of incarceration for suspected princes, ; Wonderful powers of oratory, and had Nellie Rogers .. Poses state. ye pretenders ta the throne, and subjects . been a successful candidate fer Presiyo eek 5 so woes) 'gg] too powerful for the state, into a.com. dential Elector in the Harrison-CleveCaroline. Mann.:.:.:... -77. mon jail. “The imprisonnient of Blaiz-. land campaign. Charlie had in the Ms PIOCK: oo ee Pear yd County Supervisors. Uren, who had béen appointed view ers, presented their report. The following bills were allowed fo surveying and county roads: C. E. Uren—1st road district fund $16.74; 2d road district fund, $33.48 3d road district fund, $2.78. $40; George Beyers $6; Thos. Akin $6. $35; rau Pas eral fund were allowed: E. B. McPhetridge, coyute 8calps $20. . C. FE. Noell, conveying sick to hos pital, $4. front of Treasurer’s office, $3.25. to courthouse, $2.50., Praise Service. interesting and attractive. en. A class of a dozen little girls will sing, ‘‘There’ll Be Something in Heaven for Children to Do.” The choir will render some choice selectionr, among which will be the duet, “‘& Morning Land,’ by Miss Jennie Adair and J. T, -Robbins, given by special request. ‘There will also be some appropriate revitations by the Sabbath school pupils. A Call for Coin. %, The TRANSCRIPT proprietors have sent out toa host of their patrons statements.of accounts; and substantial reto Leesville for a conveyance to get . Sponses are not only much desired, but expected. It takes money to run could be obtained and news sent to. newspaper, and the more prompt Bartlett’s, He gota buggy and start. subscribers are in paying their bills ed off with the leaders tied to the bug. the better service they get from the gy and following. They were wild. ™en who furnish them with the paper. and fractious from thé recent runaway, and the first thing the young man knew one of them jumped on the buggy, smashed it down and broke the horse’s leg. The horse was shot to avoid further trouble and expense. Accident No. 3 came off next night when the stage broke down with 17 passengers aboard. but got here all the same. All these mishaps coming in such rapid succession have produced a feeling of uneasiness and commotion in our ranks. Women, weak and nervous, became hysterical and told. ed like the fabled Briareus, myriads . C God if he’ would only let them get safely home they would never take another stage ride. of whom you would expect better things, were frighten d fally as much as the women and would have gone into hysterics if. they were built that way. Several of them want to go home, but are afr id to chance it; “I will state right here, that class of men are from the valley. Before we had gotten over the talk and excitement incident to such things the household was shocked by the whispered werd that Mrs. Morrison, one of the lidy guests who had been in the Hotel six weeks, had been stricken with apoplexy and was likely to die. This was Saturday night, July 6th, and on the following evening #table. ft Nobody hurt, no-. on the parts affected. body to blame, little late getting in, lief is assured. 20 Gee Remedy For Poison Ivy. An old resident says that persons who snffer from contact with poison ivy, or mercury, asit is called, can finda simple remedy by taking the leaves of what is known as poke weed, bruising them and equeezing the juice Immediate reOver the Pathiess Ocean, Athwart vast continents traversed by mighty iron thoroughfares, many-armset forth daily to encounter the vicissitudes of travel,change of climate, unMen, from many . 4ccustomed fuod, and an atmosphere, possibly miasmatic, yet with a calm confidence that their health will be preserved. When this confidence is based upon the possesson of the suFreme medicinal defense, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, it is indeed wellfounded, ctherwise not. Brackish witer,bad food,the wearying and other bad effects of railroad jolting, sea sickness and nervousness, “aggravated by a journey and its attendant discomforts, are shorn of their pernicious influence by this sterling alterative, pacifier, and compeneating medicine, invaluable foe to dyspepsia, feeblenesa, nervousness, constipation, malarial she died. The temains were place, complaints. ‘ 2 originally 23 applicants, the following At Saturday’s meeting the Board engaged -in the consideration of the petition-from residents of Grass Valley township asking that the road leading from a point on the Idaho mine to a point on the Dutch Flat road be declared a public highway; W. D. Woods, J. J. Orr and Charles E. viewing proposed . song were found in-its cells and dun* 4th road district fund—C. E. Uren 2d road district fund—C. E. Uren The following demands on the genJohn Hicks, sweeping streets in 5. E. Wanamake, hauling: furniture from jury-room on Commercial street The program of the praise service at the Metliodist Church Sunday evening promises to be more than ordinarily All the hymns, anthems, readings and recitations will bear on the subject of heayMarshal of France, accused of treason against Henry IV. Here also were imprisoned Bassompierre, the fascinating and accomplished courtier, who pre5] ot, the king’s librarian, by the Minister de Bretueil, nominally at the king’s order , brought to light the whole system of iniquity. Blaizot was delivered, but Breteuil was not punished. Finally the populace roused to a frenzy, stormed the citadel on July 14,1789, which after a brief defense by Delaunay, then.Governor, and the guard consisting of 82 invalids and 35 Swiss, was captured by the people. On the following day its towers were razed and itsdungeons filled with the coping rj stones of its battlements. Seven pergeons—one, the Count de Solage, a :. prisoner aince hig 11th year, another, +} Taverner, who after 10 years at the Marguerite Islands, had passed 30 years in the Bastile, and who reappear8 . ed on his liberation bewildered with a broken intellect like a man awakened from asleep. Records of horrors even worse than the above were: found’ inscribed on the register of the prison. On its site now stands the column of +. July, which was erected in memory of the patriots of 1789 and 1830, HERE AND THERE. A Brief Recora of -Various Mat. ters of Local Interest. A Social Degree of the Temple of Honor will be organized at Grass Valley Wednesday evening, the 24th instant. There are serving time in the Yuba county jail 28 Chinamen alleged to be hydraulickers and gent up for con tempt of injunctions issned by Judge Keyser. It costs 50 cents apiece per day or over $5,000 a year to feed the captives. It won’t take long, at that rate, to bankrupt Yuba county. The Marysville Appeal of Fridiy says: In Stockton yesterday afternocn the preliminary motions in the habeas corpus case of R, W, Tully, convicted of contempt of Court in Yuba county, hydraulic mine to ve Operated, were argued by Cross and Elliott, attorneys for the petitioner, and by District Atuntil next. Tuesday, OD Oe Take Care of the. Trees. Fruit Commissioner Stranahan says that maiy orchard owners have failed tocomply with his instructions concerning the care of their trees. There isa penalty for such non-compliance, and he is obliged by law to enforce it in every instance. growers will do well to heed it, oom ee An Elegant Substitute agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrupof Figs. Reconimended by leading Physicians. Manufactyed only by the Francisco,Cal. ng druggists. Carr. Bros, ; even ity. t! $5.00 Reward. Lost—An amethyst pin set in gold. Return to this office, : jy3-tf. nervous ills, : Sé_ox Ns Fact Cur by reason of having allowed thie Omega Guenther, I. W.; J: W. Robinson, 0. torney Forbes, of Marysville, for Yuba Womap: always by her lips,” aid county. At the conclusion of tbe ar— ame hat d to get iments. the ‘mat % ‘ stand how jamin happene acer wan: comtinned 80 dééply interested in the study of . ever made. electrical phenomena. ; discuss the problems of’ life, and solve them so easily, we wonder that the problems still remain to perplex so many of us. This will be the} Will laugh at you; but tell him he is last warning he will give, and fruit . Ot as big a fool as he looks and he will get as mad as blazes, Men praise heroic actions first beFor dils, sults, pills, and all kinds of poseeripen sre well done and then al bitter, nauseous médicines, is the very 7 aoe TORS ent century. is a man who tested a new patent fire escape in public and California Fig Syrup Company, San escaped with his life. z For sale by all lead. -~ match he shoold go inas a plunger. medicine at this season, to purify the Fe wah blood and build.up the System. Hood’s . Bezonam’s-Priis cure bilious and . 8@rsaparilla is the most popular and successful spring medicine and blood —— ST . purifier. It cures scrofula, all humors, dyspepsia, sick headache, that tied Fo riure o feeling. H the millinery department of Mrs. Lester & Crawford’s store, will take her departure goon. All ladies who es world.” They .were not afraid of I} work, and whatever they had to do they did well. Nobody remembers just when they left here, but they suddenly dropped out of sight as though the earth had opened and swallowed them up. Sevmeantime kept pegging away. at the printing business, and by attention to business and good management became the head of one of the most influential and prosperous newspaper establishments in California. There are plenty more of now poor and humble lads in Nevada City who can do'just as well ‘as the Shortridge boys have done, if they will only try as hard, + ~@e-+_ Dirigo Night. The Dirigo Whist Club were entertained in fine style Friday evening at the residence of Ex-County Clerk Beatty and wife-Vive tables of players struggled through twenty-five hands of the game intellectual’ for Bupremacy. The outcome was that Miss Alice Poulson and Mr. Morgan were crowned victors by virtue of 37 points won, while Mrs. D. E. Morgan and Wm. H. Crawford, having tost 40 points, were adjudged the boobies. The number-badges, trophies and other essentials of the game were novel and artistic, displaying-wuch taste and ingenuity in their preparation, After a choice supper there was a getto of free-hand drawing in which all the players participated. As they were blindtolded, their attempts to reproduce the model—a porker—were amusing in the extreme. The next. meeting of the Club will be held on the evening of the 26th instant at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Crawford. —_————— ++ @e + Workmen’s Installation, Tie fullowing have been installed G. M, W., assisted by -C. McClintock as P.G.M, W. and J. E, Isaac as G. G., as officers of Nevada City Lodge, No. 52, A.O. U. W.: A. M. Allen M. W.; W. F. Englebright, F.; D. B. Getchell, 0.;. A. J. Stiles, G.; H. . nee =—— ‘‘JupGr a man by his eyes, buta Now we underLs gable Arrér liearing the college graduutes TreLt a man that he is a fool and he Tus is a werld of contradictions. 9 8@e THE greatest curiosity of the pres. eee oe ae Iv one wants to bet on a swimming —_—_—EEE Going Away Seon. Miss Kate Raner, who has charge of ty, da i i . desire millinery work done by this arall Kinds of A P WORK Insiading "Pad Dealer in Ciuihing, Gents’ Furnishn styles of Rmbroidesy, “% 00 late. All kinds of summer milfor a shurs cime only Es tf. by George ©. Gaylord, acting as D, D, . 4*es8ed beef in hot weather. cleansing the system, dispelling colds and headaches, and curing habitual constipation, July Wi, b, an Ts. ness. More economic mary kinds, and caunot he sold in com tion with the multitude of low-test, short weight Sin OF Poe hate powders, Bold only in cans, YA I PANY, 106 Wall street, New CO , Bole Agents for the Pacific Coast, ART : INSTRUCTIONS. sea) ‘aint tistic lady are invited to leave their an other tata uo PERMANENTIY orders immediately, or they will be RN N. . t disorders, rheumatism and kidney AND linery inicio’ enh ri ton ‘s Pca vn junction of Main and Commer. People Old and Young. .to Santa Cruz to spend a month. Saturday to her home in San Juan. B.F. Thomas has been installed as day clerk of the Union Hotel. Mr. Thomas is a first-class man and will prove to be-popular as a boniface. Patrick Casey, a native of Ireland and aged 60 years, died at the County Hospital Thursday night. He resided in Grass Valley for thirty years. Prof. C. E. Dascomb of St. Augustine College at Benicia arrived here Saturday afternoon’ on a visit to his friend, Lt. R. I. Thomas. The Profeseor will rusticate here for a week. Mrs. M. Brophy, wife of Supervisor Brophy, and her niece, Miss M. A. Bouche, on Saturday took their doparture for an extended visit to relatives at Weaverville, Trinity county. Mrs, T. P. Crandall and her daughter Helen, who have beon Visiting at North Bloomfleld where they formerly resided, passed through town Saturday. on their way back to’ San FranThe Tidings of Friday says: John F. Kidder-and sister and KE, H. Brown went to San Francisco this morning on aspecial. Miss Kidder will leave for the East, Sunday, and the gentlemen will accompany her as far as Reno. M. W. Belshaw and wife of San Francisco, J.T. ©. 8. Belshaw and Cc. W. Belshaw of Antioch, and H. Morrison of Hawaiian Islands arrived here Saturday morning. Tho gentlemen went to North Bloomfield on mining business, Mrs. Belshaw stopping over at this city, AO ne How to Reach ‘Them. Advertisers may reachi certain classes in special hewspapers, and find a restless class of not very thorough readers in our great valleys, but if they wish to speak home, to find the bone and sinew of the country, to get at the producers, they should sack space in*our interiorlocal papers. All gvod people in the country take a home paper, and believe in it as they believe in their church, their courthouse or their post-office, It is an institution. It interests everyone, from the minister or lawyer to the blacksmith. Hirro.yrs has captured the town of Marmalade. It is to be hoped the conquered ‘city was not beaten to a jelly. —-— + +00. Isn’r it rather paradoxical for a man to be wrapped in silence for sound reasons ? Facies STEAMSHIPS Ought to be very independent, because they are given so much latitude. sc noieid—— ‘Tux wool-growér and the editor know the value of -a good clipping. nde 2 2 To lovers — never put off till to-morrow what you can woo today. ET Customers ought notto demand EEE Syrup of Figs, 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 system, acts gently on the kidneys, liver and bowels, effectually ‘ ~-—2-9@e oPears’ is the purest and best Soar MARRIED. t ( At the bride’s residence, Nevada City, fi Rev. J, Sima, Michael Garver atilda Clark. y y POWDER Absolutely Pure, Nrariy everbody needs a yvod TH18 POWDER NEVER VARIES. A MARvel of purity, ft oa ig ee eneneBAKING ee COoMork, THE JOHNSON-LOCKE MERCANTILE reer eteeneneenepeetnennpeinerunes Mrs, A. M. Edgington, ATE OF VIRGINIA CITY, IS PREto instruct the ladies of Nevada etc. @@ Terms very reasonable, Ladies u:¢ invited to call at Mrs. Edging eects, up stairs, where specimens of Secial and Other Netes About C. 8. Houghton of Sacramento is in . that merely toname them would filla County Clerk Morgan has returned . article. , : be his wife, being bound for Lake Tahoe froma two weeks’ trip to the lower. are both obstinate and dangerous. ‘I'o where they are rusticating. Leas than country. fifteen years ago the Shortridge broth. . ers—Charles and Samuel—were residents of thia city. They wore ragged . Native:Sone’ Parlor there. clothes of coarsest texture and during much of. the year went bsrefooted, _ i heir té ning prick-. catch a glim of city life.’ Fang, : stubbing their toes and runhing p sia iene Nastiay, a Grass Valley . positive: organic disease, which soon girl; has gone to. Sacramento to Aght destroys their delicate integuments, i i he stimulus D. E. Morgan went to Datch Flat] Bitters is well adapted. Th @Aturdiy to install the officers of the} Which it fends to the action of the B. F. Snell and 0. °K. Clowiman . to counteract a tendency in them to came over from You Bet Saturday to] lapse, first, into a state of pernicious Deputy County Assessor Quick and . double purpose is ser ved by this dewife of Badger Hill will this week go{ purent. It promotes activity. of the Miss Emma Ferguson, who has] the blood which have no tiatural chanremunerative job, which was that of . been visiting at this city, returned The aliments which afflict the *You have ‘heard your friends ana kidneys and bladder are so numerous, neighbors talking aboutit. You may yourseli be one of the many who know from personal experience just how good a thing it is. If you have ever tried it, you are one of ita staunch friends, because the wonderful thi ng about. it is, thaf when once given a trial, Dr. King’s New Discovery ever after holds a place in the house. If you have never used it and should be afflicted with a cough, cold or any Throat,Lung or Chest trouble, secure a bottle at once and give ita fair trial. It is guaraneed every time, or money refunded. Trial Bottles Free at Carr Bros Drugstore. space far outrunning the limits of this Suffice it to say, that they their prevention Hostetter’s Stomach kidneys when they are lethargic, serve inactivity, and aftewards into one of poisons the blood and causes death. A + 7@ee Cure Fer Piles. x kidneys, and expels impurities from nel of outlet, expcept these organs. Constipation, biliousness, fever and ague, rheumatism and dyspepsia, are also remedied by this medicine — of thorougl: action and wide scope. Itching Piles are known by moisture agreeable itching after getting warn. This form as well as Blind Bleeding cements and protruding Piles, yield at once lee! Ice! to the application of Dr. Bosanko’s ‘Seas Pile Remedy, which acts directly upon The Nevada Ice Company is no,¥. the parts affected, absorbing the Prepared to deliver ice to consumers . “Umors, allaying the intense itching in any part of thecity. Orders left at an.’ effecting a permanent cure. 50 the office of the Company, foot of Main . cents, Address the Dr. Bosanko Medstreet, on the Plaza, or with the driver, . cine Co.,; Piqua, 0. Sold by Carr like perspiration, producing a very dis‘ will be promptly attended to. tf Bros. my-21 PREPARE : YOUR~—TO BE I eee + Ce sa ese AZBOUNTIFUL HARVEST Are resources any State may well feel Let it not pass unheeded, forth. Can make any count Sive notice. It has been shown in cou Engage your space at once. of awards. Address the Secretary for Epwin F, 8mirn, Secretary, ‘escent nec advertise your locality could be wished for, nor better o Show thee PROGRESSION, NOT PROCRASTINATION, BAGINUAT Ono: TrO—— u COUNTY : EXHIBIT « t-FOR_THE-~ State Eair of 1SBSso, HELD AT—— SACRAMENTO, SEPTEMBER 9-21 o—_—~-—. ome neni A SUCCESSFUL YEAR, and? Be A GRATEFUL PEOPLE proud of. No more favorable year to pportunity offered, haracter of products your county ‘brings Ma inthis State the envy of the world. Remember, there are CASH PREMIUMS AMOUNTING TO NEARLY F DOLLARS the county-and contributors m her can the counties taking part receive such a full, ¢ IVE THOUSAND In no other mant omplete and comprehennties that exhibit annually, that no betay compete for, ter way can be devised to make your locality known, These exhibita should be eheouraged-by the Boards of 8 county. The State Agricultural Society will do allin. its awarding large and liberal cash preminms, upervisors of each power to assist you, Write for. Premium, Lists containing schedule information, CHRISTOPHER GREEN, President. K. CASPER, : THE ¢ Has been in San Francisco, and, for aken advantage of the market in the selection of a V ioods, which he now proposes to give tl it of in the way of BOY’S SUMMER COAT and VEST BOY’S SCHOOL KNEE PANTS, 4 ears, 75c, CHILDREN’S PEBBLE, BOX-TOK years, 75c. ears, $1 50. dreu’s and Boy’s Clothing ? work ¢ pe AD . seen #) terms -of tuition yim Pa Branch Sivce, Front 8t,, Truckee.— THE BEST CHANGE YE Its Equal Never Before Offered in Nevada Coy. OTHIER, SPwPoT AASEX, has ery Large Stock of 1e People of Nevada County the bene—'Prices Never Heard Of Before ! ———~000 ——__ SHE ELDEW: MEN’S and BOYS’ LINEN HATS, 15c each, An endless variety of STRAW HATS at Lower Prices than ever heard of in this section, CHILDREN’S SAILOR SUITS, from 4 to 10 years of age, made of blue flannel, onty $1 10 each. AT SUCH PRICES, THERE IS NO NEED oF CHILDREN GOING RAGGED » $1. to 13 years, 37¢ per pair, CHILDREN’S KID, BOX, SPRING-HEEL, BUTTON SHOES, 5 to 8, ', SPRING-HEEL SHOES, 5 to 8, PEBBLE BOX-TOES, SPRING and HEEL, BUTTON SHOES, 8 to 11 it will pay you to layina supply, 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 BEST '‘SPBING BOTTOM OVERALLS, 90¢ a pair. MEN'S CHEVIOT SUITS, $6.50"; @ bargain for $10. MEN’S CHEVIOT SUITS, $9; @ bargain for $12. Tha Latest Patterns ot CUSTOM-M ADE PANTS, at $5.50; cost at tailorshop MEN’S FINE SUITS at $18; bargain. President Harrison, at the White House. Good enough to wear on a visit to — @@ Don't Buy Your LADIES’ and CHILDRENS’ SHOES before you see you Uncle K. Casper, where you can make monev on vour investments. These Prices are Much Lower Than Retail Dealers Jan Buy The Goods For. z=. Casper. & Goods, Boots and Shves, Hats, ChilWevada Citv, Cals Rememb r ‘}ie:Store of K. CASPER, where you get your Bargains. ' s UKNER PINE AND COMMER‘ IAL STREETS, ‘NEVADA CITY, Cal, ; 5 t f ie — ee ee ap sient

t the ine Beents arter ents arter ents ente arter arter 5 tter arter arter dealr ten n the the cents cents cents cents stc : usual” scents c. } lower where of the tion in se from paying 1 I pel * eyAll it pricen ce, . sell nt Floraps. st,and . 3lackcinds. . and un sn called ane for 10 te. Boss ked ban the little shest and es. be boush ‘riday. 1 of Smou NK, rade, ity 30 000 ransacted. PAYABLE AmInBtoO UBLANGE the prin. BRITAIN Kt of the . County fom wurma ix. . Presper. ) PRESIDENT ..-CASHIER Band Sxc’y (T, MORGAN MorRe@AN. OUBMAN, nok 1 Bank. of D. O, Mills ramm, ; Artist. ES TAKEN rt and sati ictures Yi: 3 AND MINES SATION. TTED d for doing Ar ITY. ce IPT is, the /mediym in ] California. _ M., conducted by Rev. Emory, of Oakad a a OR fAul «. The New Disco . The Daily Eransevipt THEY NEVER COME SINGLY. . on ice and shipped to Frisco before THE TRI-COLOR. GETTING ON INTHE WORLD. PERSONAL MENTION Se ee niet" homarebted i des rane : af—i Tests for Teachers. The following questions in addition pounded at the Teachers’ Examina tion during the past week : NATURAL PHILOSOPHY—50 CREDITS. 1. In what three states does matter lead? Ir. Define Weight, center of gravity, elasticity, hardness, inertia. eS What principle in mechanics is utilized in the hydrostatic press ? Iv. : Explain the difference between a physical and a chennical change? v. How is the specific gravity of a body found that is lighter than water? vi. __Illustrate by a drawing the mechanism by which steam is made to drive the piston in the steam engine. State the difference between a high pressure and a low pressure engine. Vil. What is’a camera obseura ? vin. To what is near-sightedness and farsightedness due ? What is the remedy? t : Ix, Explain the difference between dif-] But people are soon forgotten in this fnsed light and reflected light ? ‘ve How is an electro magnet made ? LITERATURE. I Give a short biographical sketch of Shakespeare.’ Name five of his productions. I, Explain in prose the meaning of each sentence in the following: “Yet a few days, and thee The all-beholding sun shall see no more, In all his course; nor yet, in the cold ground, Where thy pale form was laid with many tea Nor inthe embrace of ocean, shall exist Thy image. Earth, that nourishes thee, sha)l claim Thy growth, to be resolved to earth again; And, lost cach human trace, surrendering up Thine individual being, shalt thou go To mix forever with the elements; To. be a brother to the inaensible rock “And to the sluggish clod, which. the rude swain Turns with his share and treads upon.” 11, From what has the above been taken ? Name ‘the authors of the fol'owing : The Lay of the Last Minstrel, Evangéline, The Vicar of Wakefield, Rip Van Winkle. iw —*-2@eAt the Churches Sunday. At the Baptist Church there will be services @s usual conducted by the pastor. Forenoon subject, ‘‘The Mourner Comforted’’—an exposition of the Second Beatitude; evening, “The Ancient Cities of Refuge.’’ Every one welcomed. Sabbath school at close of forenoon service. Concert with ice cream and cake on Wednes' day evening next. i There will be preaching in the Methodist Church in the morning by Rev. W. R. Gober, Sacrament of the Lord’s supper after the sermon. In the evening there will be a sacred concert of praise, the subject of which will be ‘‘Heaven,’”’ Sabbath school at close of morning service. Mr. Preston’s Bible Class has been reorganized and all are invited to join it, A new series of lessons has begun. At the Congregational Church services. morning: and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject of lecture in the evening, ‘The Last Days of Pompeii.”” All are cordially invit#d. Sabbath school at the close of the morning service. There will be services at the Episcopal Church Sunday at 11 o’clock a. Jand, at which the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper will be administered. Mr. Emory was formerly superinten‘lent of the Sneath & Clay mine at this “ty, 5 Gramma,” 8choo! Examinations. At Saturdey’s preeting the County Board of Education yot.°d to hold examinations at the end of ec°h achou! year to examine pupils who apply +9Fr grammar school diplomas. The ex;aminations will be hele in Nevada (City, Grass Valley; Truckee, San .Juan and Bloomfielii, and one of the ‘members of the Board will supervise -at each, LTTE Down With Prices. ' Prices in summer millinery have been materially reduced at Mrs. Lester & Crawford’s store. Miss Kate Rauer will soon leave the above firm, and ladies desiring hats or bonnets _ artistically. trimmed by her should order at once or they will be too late togetthe benefit of her services and of the reductions in prices, tf. A Big Accident—Of Interest to the Public. Owing to-the falling of shelving in the boot and shoe department of L. Hyman & Co.'s store, Grase Valley, by which $7000 worth of stock was thrown down, breaking many of the boxes but not injuring the goods, and asit will take some time for the shelying to be replaced, we will commence tonight to sell this fine stock which consists of men’s, ladies’ and children’s shoes of all kinds at greatly reAluced prices, This is the beet chance of the season for good bargains. j13-2 ~ _L, Hyman & Co. Ir you want © tue turn-out to Henry Lane’s livery and feed fortunces. BartLerr Springs, J uly 10, 1889. -. Pretty good record for one week. his last in the presence of strangers tleman’s demise. of our Republic, it seems doubly sag. Far away from kin and family, with doctor and assistant, this old man, feeble and worn out, closed his earthly career without a blessing or a friend to shed a tear. It cast a gloom over the camp which was noticeable in nearly every face. The body remained in the rooms he had occupied which are on the ground floor in the right wing of the Hotel and almost within reach of the tap where great numbers of people stop to‘drink the water. After the death and before the removal of the body, which was shipped some time in the night, but few passed that way to get water, but those who did went quietly past the room with that feeling of reverence and awe which possesses all in the presence of death. rushing world and this case was no exception. Next night cards, music and danca dispatch from Sites made everybody hold their breath in surprise, alarm and fear. The news was to the effect that the team had ran away, turned the stage over and smashed the passengers. D. Miller, owner and manager of the line, was at this end of the route. He immediately repaired to the scene of the disaster, but no further news was obtained till next day. An extra came in the morning with mail and baggage, but no passengers. From this source we learned the following particulars: Ata station six miles from Sites the driver pulled up the team and dismounted to water them. The water is taken from a well and has to be pumped up at the expense of time and labor,” While doing this two boys mounted on horses suddenly emerged from the woods shouting and yelling at each other and riding at full speed. At this the stage team of six horses took fright and plunged down the road like mad. The stage was twice rolledover and smashed into kindling wood. Fortunately three passengers had gotten out and were pacing up and down the road when the team started. There were on board three ladies, a baby and two gentlemen. The man who was oh the top jumped and got off with: ‘nothing more gerious than a scraped chin and one or two bruises. Father O'Neill, a large, heavy man, was thrown violently ®o the ground and seriously injure! about the back and ‘limbs. One lady had her arm broken in two places and was badly hurt otherwise. Another lady and her baby were found buried beneath the wreck, but neither one hurt beyond a scratch on the baby’s head and a few marks and bruises on the mother. The third lady got out without anything more serious than a scare and shaking up. How on earth anyone got out with life or sound limb is @ marvel. They all got here next night save the lady who was go seri ously injured. She was sent back to Sites for treatment. When they arrived the whole community were out to receive them. ~ They were kept busy an hour or more answering questions and telling how it happened till they were plumb worn out and went to bed. The lady and her baby were surrounded by men and women who wanted to kiss the child and congratulate the mother. The second accident happened the Same night shortly after the first. The driver took the two leaders and went back to Sites where another: stage ‘Epiror Transcripr—Three acci: ; ‘ dents on the road, ‘two deaths in camp. Very one in the house. As might and the overturning of a stove by to those heretofere published were prowhich a child was badly scalded is a. More than others. Late in the afternoon of July 4th an old gentléman named Bunster breathed who gathered around his couch, not to comfort him, but to Satisfy a morlded existg Why is glass more brittle than. bid curiosity in witnessing the flight of . b0Y scalded. none to minister to his wants save the . &re the water gets its hold. idni i i hortly A Chapter of Mish a mis. . Midnight. This coming so s es paler phat ter the accidents is the cause of much distress and unrest which is apparent in the looks and actions of nearly Not a few want to get right out, but when th to sleep it off. This the case with Mr. Bunster. Native Son or MARYLAND. Teachers Certificates Granted b the Examining Board. primary grade certificates as a resu expected, it affected the sick people thought of the stage accident they ran the other way, and finally went to bed Monday, July 8th, a stove was overturned in one of the cabins and a little concludes the @ Weary soul to its eternal home. It is. Cb@pter of deaths and ‘accidents Strange that so many people have a : desire to see the last gasp of a fellow. 248 had its run. being. We feel sad over the old genOccurring as it did . °™®on aday when we were full of joy and ; : happiness in giving huzzas and noisy . O7° did not die. : salutes to the memory of the founders . brought here in the last stages of di ease, which makes it all the more probable that death will claim them Such was date, and we sincerely trust misfortune There are about 400 people here at present and still they It would be remarkable if out of so many people who are sick some A great many are SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS. be Merely a royal fortress. But after The County Board of Education have. granted twe've grammar grade and five The Bastile. buildings occupied by our fellow ed’ ey responding date in 1789, to gate of San Antoine. The inhuman lels in the history of penal cruelty. Put there without accusation or trial on asimple lettre de cachet, allowed nocommunication with friends, their final fate was dependent upon the capiice of despotism and unknown te the world, ‘ Up to the date of the accession of Charles VIL. the Bastile continued to 8that period it became a state prison, Yl/under the government of ‘Thomas Beaumont, who was in command when -in-1814-the-poputace broke into its pre1 cints and massacred the princes of the t Why It Ie Displayed Sunday— On this 14th of July the tri-color fe will flaunt to the breeze from those treatment to which prisoners in the Bastile were subjected, has few paral-. engaged in prospecting for a bonanza Have Elevated Themselves. For awhile both which has not yet heen found, By and by Charles got an easier and more porter ut the National Hotel:> He was slight of build ant of no account at wrestling with big trunks; but he was ambitious and active, and made himself so useful that he kept the place as long as he wanted it; Sam stayed at the mine, doing his work in the same Satisfactory way, after Charlie went to the Hotel. “Even then it was remarked by observing people who watched them, ‘Those little redheaded shavers will get along in‘ the Twe Nevada City Beys Whe Charles M. Shortridge, editor and publisher of the San Jose Mercury, . town. -. passed throngh Colfax this week with citizens who owe their parentage to the pleasant land of France, in honor of the 100th. anniversary of the successful storming of the Bastile by the populace, which occurred on a corThe erection of the Bastile, formerly the citadel and state prison of Paris, was begua in 1369 by Charles V., surnamed the . ers into their feet. wise. The Bastile was situatedgt the} did odd jobs about the Coldspring gravel mine out east of town where] with the Salvationists there. their father ‘and other parties were of the semi-annual examination of applicants for teachers’ certificates held at this city last week. There were Housed of Armagnac. . Within the walls of this prison’ die¢ Charles de, Gontaut, Sieur de Biron ing were in full swing as usual when] Iva Stenger being successful : GRAMMAR GRADE. Applicant. Per cent. . vious.to his arrest is reported to have] eral years later they were heard from. Nellie Joyce . o.2 eis.. --++.+. 93) consigned to the flames over 6000 love . in San Jose. Sam was making a law}Clara Kleine.. . SEIS ot nee a letters, Marshal Reichelieu, Voltaire, . yer out of himself and Charlie was mec) y able eee ee “87 . the celebrated author, Latude, who in. learning the printing business, Caddie E. Boynton ....... .87] vain made an extraordinary escape,. * They kept “getting on,” and the Maggie M. Kelleher........ -87/ and that victim of Louis XIV. known . next news wasythat Sam had taken Nettie Nevin ...... ::+:+ +85) athe Man in the Iron Mask, whose. rank as one of the foremost young atpettlo Me Biged:.-<.s bee x identity to this ddy has Hever been torneys at law. in San Francisco,'was a Nettie Huckley......... 85 absolutely established, leader in the Republican party of the Albert C. Turner..... vs+s+++ .85] After the death of Louis XLV. the. State; was called the ‘Henry Clay Maggie H. Hutchinson...... 85] Bastile degenerated from being a place { of the, Pacific Coast”. because of his PRIMARY GRADE. of incarceration for suspected princes, ; Wonderful powers of oratory, and had Nellie Rogers .... Poses state. ye pretenders ta the throne, and subjects . been a successful candidate fer Presiyo eek 5 so woes) 'gg] too powerful for the state, into a.com. dential Elector in the Harrison-CleveCaroline. Mann.:.:..:...... -77. mon jail. “The imprisonnient of Blaiz-. land campaign. Charlie had in the Ms PIOCK: oo ee Pear yd County Supervisors. Uren, who had béen appointed view ers, presented their report. The following bills were allowed fo surveying and county roads: C. E. Uren—1st road district fund $16.74; 2d road district fund, $33.48 3d road district fund, $2.78. $40; George Beyers $6; Thos. Akin $6. $35; rau Pas eral fund were allowed: E. B. McPhetridge, coyute 8calps $20. . C. FE. Noell, conveying sick to hos pital, $4. front of Treasurer’s office, $3.25. to courthouse, $2.50., Praise Service. interesting and attractive. en. A class of a dozen little girls will sing, ‘‘There’ll Be Something in Heaven for Children to Do.” The choir will render some choice selectionr, among which will be the duet, “‘& Morning Land,’ by Miss Jennie Adair and J. T, -Robbins, given by special request. ‘There will also be some appropriate revitations by the Sabbath school pupils. A Call for Coin. %, The TRANSCRIPT proprietors have sent out toa host of their patrons statements.of accounts; and substantial reto Leesville for a conveyance to get . Sponses are not only much desired, but expected. It takes money to run could be obtained and news sent to. newspaper, and the more prompt Bartlett’s, He gota buggy and start. subscribers are in paying their bills ed off with the leaders tied to the bug. the better service they get from the gy and following. They were wild. ™en who furnish them with the paper. and fractious from thé recent runaway, and the first thing the young man knew one of them jumped on the buggy, smashed it down and broke the horse’s leg. The horse was shot to avoid further trouble and expense. Accident No. 3 came off next night when the stage broke down with 17 passengers aboard. but got here all the same. All these mishaps coming in such rapid succession have produced a feeling of uneasiness and commotion in our ranks. Women, weak and nervous, became hysterical and told. ed like the fabled Briareus, myriads . C God if he’ would only let them get safely home they would never take another stage ride. of whom you would expect better things, were frighten d fally as much as the women and would have gone into hysterics if. they were built that way. Several of them want to go home, but are afr id to chance it; “I will state right here, that class of men are from the valley. Before we had gotten over the talk and excitement incident to such things the household was shocked by the whispered werd that Mrs. Morrison, one of the lidy guests who had been in the Hotel six weeks, had been stricken with apoplexy and was likely to die. This was Saturday night, July 6th, and on the following evening #table. ft Nobody hurt, no-. on the parts affected. body to blame, little late getting in, lief is assured. 20 Gee Remedy For Poison Ivy.

An old resident says that persons who snffer from contact with poison ivy, or mercury, asit is called, can finda simple remedy by taking the leaves of what is known as poke weed, bruising them and equeezing the juice Immediate reOver the Pathiess Ocean, Athwart vast continents traversed by mighty iron thoroughfares, many-armset forth daily to encounter the vicissitudes of travel,change of climate, unMen, from many . 4ccustomed fuod, and an atmosphere, possibly miasmatic, yet with a calm confidence that their health will be preserved. When this confidence is based upon the possesson of the suFreme medicinal defense, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, it is indeed wellfounded, ctherwise not. Brackish witer,bad food,the wearying and other bad effects of railroad jolting, sea sickness and nervousness, “aggravated by a journey and its attendant discomforts, are shorn of their pernicious influence by this sterling alterative, pacifier, and compeneating medicine, invaluable foe to dyspepsia, feeblenesa, nervousness, constipation, malarial she died. The temains were place, complaints. ‘ 2 originally 23 applicants, the following At Saturday’s meeting the Board engaged -in the consideration of the petition-from residents of Grass Valley township asking that the road leading from a point on the Idaho mine to a point on the Dutch Flat road be declared a public highway; W. D. Woods, J. J. Orr and Charles E. viewing proposed . song were found in-its cells and dun* 4th road district fund—C. E. Uren 2d road district fund—C. E. Uren The following demands on the genJohn Hicks, sweeping streets in 5. E. Wanamake, hauling: furniture from jury-room on Commercial street The program of the praise service at the Metliodist Church Sunday evening promises to be more than ordinarily All the hymns, anthems, readings and recitations will bear on the subject of heayMarshal of France, accused of treason against Henry IV. Here also were imprisoned Bassompierre, the fascinating and accomplished courtier, who pre5] ot, the king’s librarian, by the Minister de Bretueil, nominally at the king’s order , brought to light the whole system of iniquity. Blaizot was delivered, but Breteuil was not punished. Finally the populace roused to a frenzy, stormed the citadel on July 14,1789, which after a brief defense by Delaunay, then.Governor, and the guard consisting of 82 invalids and 35 Swiss, was captured by the people. On the following day its towers were razed and itsdungeons filled with the coping rj stones of its battlements. Seven pergeons—one, the Count de Solage, a :. prisoner aince hig 11th year, another, +} Taverner, who after 10 years at the Marguerite Islands, had passed 30 years in the Bastile, and who reappear8 . ed on his liberation bewildered with a broken intellect like a man awakened from asleep. Records of horrors even worse than the above were: found’ inscribed on the register of the prison. On its site now stands the column of +. July, which was erected in memory of the patriots of 1789 and 1830, HERE AND THERE. A Brief Recora of -Various Mat. ters of Local Interest. A Social Degree of the Temple of Honor will be organized at Grass Valley Wednesday evening, the 24th instant. There are serving time in the Yuba county jail 28 Chinamen alleged to be hydraulickers and gent up for con tempt of injunctions issned by Judge Keyser. It costs 50 cents apiece per day or over $5,000 a year to feed the captives. It won’t take long, at that rate, to bankrupt Yuba county. The Marysville Appeal of Fridiy says: In Stockton yesterday afternocn the preliminary motions in the habeas corpus case of R, W, Tully, convicted of contempt of Court in Yuba county, hydraulic mine to ve Operated, were argued by Cross and Elliott, attorneys for the petitioner, and by District Atuntil next. Tuesday, OD Oe Take Care of the. Trees. Fruit Commissioner Stranahan says that maiy orchard owners have failed tocomply with his instructions concerning the care of their trees. There isa penalty for such non-compliance, and he is obliged by law to enforce it in every instance. growers will do well to heed it, oom ee An Elegant Substitute agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrupof Figs. Reconimended by leading Physicians. Manufactyed only by the Francisco,Cal. ng druggists. Carr. Bros, ; even ity. t! $5.00 Reward. Lost—An amethyst pin set in gold. Return to this office, : jy3-tf. nervous ills, : Sé_ox Ns Fact Cur by reason of having allowed thie Omega Guenther, I. W.; J: W. Robinson, 0. torney Forbes, of Marysville, for Yuba Womap: always by her lips,” aid county. At the conclusion of tbe ar— ame hat d to get iments. the ‘mat % ‘ stand how jamin happene acer wan: comtinned 80 dééply interested in the study of . ever made. electrical phenomena. ; discuss the problems of’ life, and solve them so easily, we wonder that the problems still remain to perplex so many of us. This will be the} Will laugh at you; but tell him he is last warning he will give, and fruit . Ot as big a fool as he looks and he will get as mad as blazes, Men praise heroic actions first beFor dils, sults, pills, and all kinds of poseeripen sre well done and then al bitter, nauseous médicines, is the very 7 aoe TORS ent century. is a man who tested a new patent fire escape in public and California Fig Syrup Company, San escaped with his life. z For sale by all lead. -~ match he shoold go inas a plunger. medicine at this season, to purify the Fe wah blood and build.up the System. Hood’s . Bezonam’s-Priis cure bilious and . 8@rsaparilla is the most popular and successful spring medicine and blood —— ST . purifier. It cures scrofula, all humors, dyspepsia, sick headache, that tied Fo riure o feeling. H the millinery department of Mrs. Lester & Crawford’s store, will take her departure goon. All ladies who es world.” They .were not afraid of I} work, and whatever they had to do they did well. Nobody remembers just when they left here, but they suddenly dropped out of sight as though the earth had opened and swallowed them up. Sevmeantime kept pegging away. at the printing business, and by attention to business and good management became the head of one of the most influential and prosperous newspaper establishments in California. There are plenty more of now poor and humble lads in Nevada City who can do'just as well ‘as the Shortridge boys have done, if they will only try as hard, + ~@e-+_ Dirigo Night. The Dirigo Whist Club were entertained in fine style Friday evening at the residence of Ex-County Clerk Beatty and wife-Vive tables of players struggled through twenty-five hands of the game intellectual’ for Bupremacy. The outcome was that Miss Alice Poulson and Mr. Morgan were crowned victors by virtue of 37 points won, while Mrs. D. E. Morgan and Wm. H. Crawford, having tost 40 points, were adjudged the boobies. The number-badges, trophies and other essentials of the game were novel and artistic, displaying-wuch taste and ingenuity in their preparation, After a choice supper there was a getto of free-hand drawing in which all the players participated. As they were blindtolded, their attempts to reproduce the model—a porker—were amusing in the extreme. The next. meeting of the Club will be held on the evening of the 26th instant at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Crawford. —_————— ++ @e + Workmen’s Installation, Tie fullowing have been installed G. M, W., assisted by -C. McClintock as P.G.M, W. and J. E, Isaac as G. G., as officers of Nevada City Lodge, No. 52, A.O. U. W.: A. M. Allen M. W.; W. F. Englebright, F.; D. B. Getchell, 0.;. A. J. Stiles, G.; H. . nee =—— ‘‘JupGr a man by his eyes, buta Now we underLs gable Arrér liearing the college graduutes TreLt a man that he is a fool and he Tus is a werld of contradictions. 9 8@e THE greatest curiosity of the pres. eee oe ae Iv one wants to bet on a swimming —_—_—EEE Going Away Seon. Miss Kate Raner, who has charge of ty, da i i . desire millinery work done by this arall Kinds of A P WORK Insiading "Pad Dealer in Ciuihing, Gents’ Furnishn styles of Rmbroidesy, “% 00 late. All kinds of summer milfor a shurs cime only Es tf. by George ©. Gaylord, acting as D, D, . 4*es8ed beef in hot weather. cleansing the system, dispelling colds and headaches, and curing habitual constipation, July Wi, b, an Ts. ness. More economic mary kinds, and caunot he sold in com tion with the multitude of low-test, short weight Sin OF Poe hate powders, Bold only in cans, YA I PANY, 106 Wall street, New CO , Bole Agents for the Pacific Coast, ART : INSTRUCTIONS. sea) ‘aint tistic lady are invited to leave their an other tata uo PERMANENTIY orders immediately, or they will be RN N. . t disorders, rheumatism and kidney AND linery inicio’ enh ri ton ‘s Pca vn junction of Main and Commer. People Old and Young. .to Santa Cruz to spend a month. Saturday to her home in San Juan. B.F. Thomas has been installed as day clerk of the Union Hotel. Mr. Thomas is a first-class man and will prove to be-popular as a boniface. Patrick Casey, a native of Ireland and aged 60 years, died at the County Hospital Thursday night. He resided in Grass Valley for thirty years. Prof. C. E. Dascomb of St. Augustine College at Benicia arrived here Saturday afternoon’ on a visit to his friend, Lt. R. I. Thomas. The Profeseor will rusticate here for a week. Mrs. M. Brophy, wife of Supervisor Brophy, and her niece, Miss M. A. Bouche, on Saturday took their doparture for an extended visit to relatives at Weaverville, Trinity county. Mrs, T. P. Crandall and her daughter Helen, who have beon Visiting at North Bloomfleld where they formerly resided, passed through town Saturday. on their way back to’ San FranThe Tidings of Friday says: John F. Kidder-and sister and KE, H. Brown went to San Francisco this morning on aspecial. Miss Kidder will leave for the East, Sunday, and the gentlemen will accompany her as far as Reno. M. W. Belshaw and wife of San Francisco, J.T. ©. 8. Belshaw and Cc. W. Belshaw of Antioch, and H. Morrison of Hawaiian Islands arrived here Saturday morning. Tho gentlemen went to North Bloomfield on mining business, Mrs. Belshaw stopping over at this city, AO ne How to Reach ‘Them. Advertisers may reachi certain classes in special hewspapers, and find a restless class of not very thorough readers in our great valleys, but if they wish to speak home, to find the bone and sinew of the country, to get at the producers, they should sack space in*our interiorlocal papers. All gvod people in the country take a home paper, and believe in it as they believe in their church, their courthouse or their post-office, It is an institution. It interests everyone, from the minister or lawyer to the blacksmith. Hirro.yrs has captured the town of Marmalade. It is to be hoped the conquered ‘city was not beaten to a jelly. —-— + +00. Isn’r it rather paradoxical for a man to be wrapped in silence for sound reasons ? Facies STEAMSHIPS Ought to be very independent, because they are given so much latitude. sc noieid—— ‘Tux wool-growér and the editor know the value of -a good clipping. nde 2 2 To lovers — never put off till to-morrow what you can woo today. ET Customers ought notto demand EEE Syrup of Figs, 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 system, acts gently on the kidneys, liver and bowels, effectually ‘ ~-—2-9@e oPears’ is the purest and best Soar MARRIED. t ( At the bride’s residence, Nevada City, fi Rev. J, Sima, Michael Garver atilda Clark. y y POWDER Absolutely Pure, Nrariy everbody needs a yvod TH18 POWDER NEVER VARIES. A MARvel of purity, ft oa ig ee eneneBAKING ee COoMork, THE JOHNSON-LOCKE MERCANTILE reer eteeneneenepeetnennpeinerunes Mrs, A. M. Edgington, ATE OF VIRGINIA CITY, IS PREto instruct the ladies of Nevada etc. @@ Terms very reasonable, Ladies u:¢ invited to call at Mrs. Edging eects, up stairs, where specimens of Secial and Other Netes About C. 8. Houghton of Sacramento is in . that merely toname them would filla County Clerk Morgan has returned . article. , : be his wife, being bound for Lake Tahoe froma two weeks’ trip to the lower. are both obstinate and dangerous. ‘I'o where they are rusticating. Leas than country. fifteen years ago the Shortridge broth. . ers—Charles and Samuel—were residents of thia city. They wore ragged . Native:Sone’ Parlor there. clothes of coarsest texture and during much of. the year went bsrefooted, _ i heir té ning prick-. catch a glim of city life.’ Fang, : stubbing their toes and runhing p sia iene Nastiay, a Grass Valley . positive: organic disease, which soon girl; has gone to. Sacramento to Aght destroys their delicate integuments, i i he stimulus D. E. Morgan went to Datch Flat] Bitters is well adapted. Th @Aturdiy to install the officers of the} Which it fends to the action of the B. F. Snell and 0. °K. Clowiman . to counteract a tendency in them to came over from You Bet Saturday to] lapse, first, into a state of pernicious Deputy County Assessor Quick and . double purpose is ser ved by this dewife of Badger Hill will this week go{ purent. It promotes activity. of the Miss Emma Ferguson, who has] the blood which have no tiatural chanremunerative job, which was that of . been visiting at this city, returned The aliments which afflict the *You have ‘heard your friends ana kidneys and bladder are so numerous, neighbors talking aboutit. You may yourseli be one of the many who know from personal experience just how good a thing it is. If you have ever tried it, you are one of ita staunch friends, because the wonderful thi ng about. it is, thaf when once given a trial, Dr. King’s New Discovery ever after holds a place in the house. If you have never used it and should be afflicted with a cough, cold or any Throat,Lung or Chest trouble, secure a bottle at once and give ita fair trial. It is guaraneed every time, or money refunded. Trial Bottles Free at Carr Bros Drugstore. space far outrunning the limits of this Suffice it to say, that they their prevention Hostetter’s Stomach kidneys when they are lethargic, serve inactivity, and aftewards into one of poisons the blood and causes death. A + 7@ee Cure Fer Piles. x kidneys, and expels impurities from nel of outlet, expcept these organs. Constipation, biliousness, fever and ague, rheumatism and dyspepsia, are also remedied by this medicine — of thorougl: action and wide scope. Itching Piles are known by moisture agreeable itching after getting warn. This form as well as Blind Bleeding cements and protruding Piles, yield at once lee! Ice! to the application of Dr. Bosanko’s ‘Seas Pile Remedy, which acts directly upon The Nevada Ice Company is no,¥. the parts affected, absorbing the Prepared to deliver ice to consumers . “Umors, allaying the intense itching in any part of thecity. Orders left at an.’ effecting a permanent cure. 50 the office of the Company, foot of Main . cents, Address the Dr. Bosanko Medstreet, on the Plaza, or with the driver, . cine Co.,; Piqua, 0. Sold by Carr like perspiration, producing a very dis‘ will be promptly attended to. tf Bros. my-21 PREPARE : YOUR~—TO BE I eee + Ce sa ese AZBOUNTIFUL HARVEST Are resources any State may well feel Let it not pass unheeded, forth. Can make any count Sive notice. It has been shown in cou Engage your space at once. of awards. Address the Secretary for Epwin F, 8mirn, Secretary, ‘escent nec advertise your locality could be wished for, nor better o Show thee PROGRESSION, NOT PROCRASTINATION, BAGINUAT Ono: TrO—— u COUNTY : EXHIBIT « t-FOR_THE-~ State Eair of 1SBSso, HELD AT—— SACRAMENTO, SEPTEMBER 9-21 o—_—~-—. ome neni A SUCCESSFUL YEAR, and? Be A GRATEFUL PEOPLE proud of. No more favorable year to pportunity offered, haracter of products your county ‘brings Ma inthis State the envy of the world. Remember, there are CASH PREMIUMS AMOUNTING TO NEARLY F DOLLARS the county-and contributors m her can the counties taking part receive such a full, ¢ IVE THOUSAND In no other mant omplete and comprehennties that exhibit annually, that no betay compete for, ter way can be devised to make your locality known, These exhibita should be eheouraged-by the Boards of 8 county. The State Agricultural Society will do allin. its awarding large and liberal cash preminms, upervisors of each power to assist you, Write for. Premium, Lists containing schedule information, CHRISTOPHER GREEN, President. K. CASPER, : THE ¢ Has been in San Francisco, and, for aken advantage of the market in the selection of a V ioods, which he now proposes to give tl it of in the way of BOY’S SUMMER COAT and VEST BOY’S SCHOOL KNEE PANTS, 4 ears, 75c, CHILDREN’S PEBBLE, BOX-TOK years, 75c. ears, $1 50. dreu’s and Boy’s Clothing ? work ¢ pe AD . seen #) terms -of tuition yim Pa Branch Sivce, Front 8t,, Truckee.— THE BEST CHANGE YE Its Equal Never Before Offered in Nevada Coy. OTHIER, SPwPoT AASEX, has ery Large Stock of 1e People of Nevada County the bene—'Prices Never Heard Of Before ! ———~000 ——__ SHE ELDEW: MEN’S and BOYS’ LINEN HATS, 15c each, An endless variety of STRAW HATS at Lower Prices than ever heard of in this section, CHILDREN’S SAILOR SUITS, from 4 to 10 years of age, made of blue flannel, onty $1 10 each. AT SUCH PRICES, THERE IS NO NEED oF CHILDREN GOING RAGGED » $1. to 13 years, 37¢ per pair, CHILDREN’S KID, BOX, SPRING-HEEL, BUTTON SHOES, 5 to 8, ', SPRING-HEEL SHOES, 5 to 8, PEBBLE BOX-TOES, SPRING and HEEL, BUTTON SHOES, 8 to 11 it will pay you to layina supply, 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 BEST '‘SPBING BOTTOM OVERALLS, 90¢ a pair. MEN'S CHEVIOT SUITS, $6.50"; @ bargain for $10. MEN’S CHEVIOT SUITS, $9; @ bargain for $12. Tha Latest Patterns ot CUSTOM-M ADE PANTS, at $5.50; cost at tailorshop MEN’S FINE SUITS at $18; bargain. President Harrison, at the White House. Good enough to wear on a visit to — @@ Don't Buy Your LADIES’ and CHILDRENS’ SHOES before you see you Uncle K. Casper, where you can make monev on vour investments. These Prices are Much Lower Than Retail Dealers Jan Buy The Goods For. z=. Casper. & Goods, Boots and Shves, Hats, ChilWevada Citv, Cals Rememb r ‘}ie:Store of K. CASPER, where you get your Bargains. ' s UKNER PINE AND COMMER‘ IAL STREETS, ‘NEVADA CITY, Cal, ; 5 t f ie — ee ee ap sient