July 30, 1889 (4 pages)

1] 14] re tle bd 200 IN. ) Jity 00 BLE ato VGh riv. AlN the mete DRY > DENT HIER. seC’Y BGAN AN, ; Mailin m, tist. SEN IN tiisfarres . Management of \ The Daily Transcript. TUESDAY, JULY 30. 1889. ‘DON’T RISK IT. Hie Argument Finally Convinces He—Now, my darling, as you value my feelings don’t go to Grass Valley over that terrible road. She—Why? He—Because, no matter how easy riding the vehicle my be, the road is so infernally bad that you will be in danger of meeting with an accident, and even if no accident occurs the—rough ride would make you feel on your return that you had had passed through a spell of serious illness. I pray you, don’t take the trip until the road has been put in good order. She—For your sake as well as my own, I will not take the risk. . The County supervisors. *At Monday’s session of the Supervisors Mr. Brophy was appointed a committee of one to inspect from time to time during the process of their construction. the bridges across the South Yuba river and Rush creek on the Grass Valley and San Juan turnpike, to see that the same are erected [. in accordance with the plans and specifications on file with the County Clerk. The viewers in the matter ot the petition fora county. road from Spence. ville to the McCourtney road, made their report. Laid over till the October session, The following demand on the general fund was allowed: John Nichols, building Bear river bridge, $217. The following demands on the third road district fund were allowed : JW; Robb, repairing bridge; $17:50. ‘i Labor on roads— J. T. O’Carroll $66, Chas. Heyarty $54, H. Place $15, John Frandy $2; M. Quinn $40. The books of the Clerk were examined and found correct. The Board adjourned till 10 o’clock Tuesday morning. ° Enlarging the ‘Champion mn. The ten-stamp mill at the Champion mine-in this county is to have its capacity increased by the addition of five stamps, The Champion is prospering under the careful and economica! Superintendent Vincent, and itis apparently only a matter of a short time when the stock holders wlll begin to realize dividends for their longcontinued and heavy outlay. Engagement Announced, On Sunday evening, at the residence of L. Hyman in this: city, the matritronial engagement of A. Cohen, a dry goods merchant of Grass Valley, to Miss Pauline Bernard of San Francisco was formally celebrated. Quite anumber of the friends of the contracting parties were present and the . evening was spent happily. A Purchasing Ageney. As will be seen by reference to the advertisement in another column, Mrs. Emmeline €raigin has established a purchasing agency at San Francisco. She will promptly execute all commissions. A Big Cry. The Digger Indians are gathering here from hear and from far for the purpose of having their midsummer festival. The Placer county tribe arrived on Monday afternoon’s train. Ice Cream Secial. The ladies of the Methodist Church will give an ice cream social Wednesday evening of this week. A fine musieal and literary program will be given. Following will be the progran ; Instrumental duet, Mise Goyne and Wheeler. Vocal solo, Miss Alice Crawford. Violin solo, Mastér Charlie Wilde. Vocal duet, Migs Jennie Adair and Mr. Rollo. Vocal ; Miss Josie White. Vocal duet, Mrs. D. EK. Morgan and Miss Jessie Meek. Vocal solo, John Werry. ‘Recitation, Mise M. Bradley. Vocal solo, Wm. H. Veal. Song, Little Henrietta G odair, Vocal solo, Miss Lizzie Avery. 2t * a aed heir Business Booming. Probably no one thing has caused sucb a general revival of trade at Car Bros. Drug Store as their giving away to their customers.of so many free. tria bottles of Dr. King’s New Discovery tor Consumption. Their trade is simply enormous in this very valuable article from the fact that it always curea and never disappoints. Coughs, Colds Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup, ‘and all threat and lung dieases quickly cured You can test it before buying by getting @ trial bottle free, large size $1. epi bottle warranted. feel I Ree} the Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to deliver ice to consumers in any part of the city, _ Orders leit at the office of the Company, foot of Main street, on the Plaza, or with the driver, will be ete attended to, tf PERSONAL MENTION. Social and Other Netes About People Old and Young. Major McBride has returned from the Bay. G. W.-Darst of the New York Bakery is seriously ill. County Assessor Bendhas gone to the Bay tospend a week. M. T. Lawrence geturned Monday fo the Rocky Glen mine. John Jenkins came down Monday irom the General Grant mine. Paddy Campbell, ex-hydraulicker at Smuartsville, visited this city Monday. D.B. Hunt, the mining. operator, has returned from Washington district. Superintendent Wheaton of the Excelsior Water and Mining Company was in town Monday. District Attorney Nilon went to the Bay Saturday night, and expects to arrive home Tuesday morning. G. W. Wheeler, nephew of S. Wheeler of the Manzanita mine, arrived here Monday pclae from Ukiah. John T. Morgan left Saturday night for San Francisco. He may before returning visit. Naples, anew seacoast resort in Santa-Burbaraeounty:— Miss Lulu Morrow was in town Monday evening, on her way from Moore’s Flat to San Francisco where she will make her future home. Truckee Republican: Samuel Cornell, of Alameda, isin town. © He ‘will probably be engag d as the principal of the Truckee schools. Tbe schools will reopen on August 12th, C. H. Webster, Jr:, and E. E. Cattell of Binghamton, New York, errived here Sunday and the next day went with Prof. Barnhard to the Red Chief.mine in which they are stockholders. Jobn Sughrue of North Bloomfield, who. for the last two months has been confined to his bed with. typhoid fever, is now convalescent. His mother and younger sister are also ill with the same fever. Sheriff Dunster and Under Sheriff Reynolds went to Indian Springs Monday on official business. They went in an open buggy and Mr. Reynolds had a narrow escape from being. sunstruck. The Sheriff added to his sufferings by oft-repeated complaints about the weather being so-chilly. The Grass Valley Tidings of Saturday had the following: Rev. James . HN. Williams of Cedarville, Modoc county, Cal., will preach at the Methodist Church to-morrow at 10:30. a. m. Mr. Williams isa young man of more than ordinary ability as a preacher, having.supplied the Church at Virginia City for some time, and preached in Cornwall, England, when quiteaboy. There are many people will be pleased to hearhim. He isa native of Nevada City. Music and Drama has the following about a theatrical manager well known bere, and who formerly had charge of Nellie Boyd’s business bu is now with Mattie MecVickers: *‘George Welty narrowly escaped drowning at Santa Monica last Sunlay. In making along dive Georye’s whiskers became entangled in the seweed, and it was only by forcibly pulling them out that he was rescued after a long immersion. It is but justice to Mr. Welty to mention that. it was the sea-weed, not the. whiskers, that it hecame necessary to pull out.” A Runaway. A horse belonging ‘to Jobn Cable and attached to a light. wagon ran away Monday morning while being driven along Sacramento street. Mr. Cable was thrown out, ‘but not much hurt. The horse ran down across the Plaza and on Main street in front of the Union Hotel collided with the’ rig of a Chinese vegetable peddler, where it was captured, One of the wheels and an axle of Cable’s wagon were broken, and his horse’s harness was wrecked. The shafts and seat of the Mongolian’s wagon sdffered a similar fate. + ee The Babies of the White House. These aré the bright faces that interest ué most in this week’s Frank Leslié’s Illustrated Newspaper, But which is Baby McKee? That was a good idea of Arkell’s in starting contributed editorials, and a few more like this week’s ‘‘Whata Rabbi Thinks of Jesus’’ will make this feature of the paper famous, ‘Gambling at Long Branch”’ is also exposed, while lovers of true sport will find a-good picture of the ‘‘Giants’ ” new home. _—-—— > 0@eo— The Chaingang. Five of the county jail prisonera were organized into a chainging Monday morning and set to breaking rock at the dump of the Pennsylvania mine. Howard Douglass and John Smith are the guards, and the prisoners havea pour chance for escaping as long as they are around, —_—_—_—_—_—————= An Elegant Substitute For vils, salts, pills; and-all kinds of bitter, nauseous medicines, ia theagreeable liquid fruit ret yro Figs, Recommended b ely Sy he: dd sicians. Manufaetn: only y ihe California Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco,Cal}, ing druggists. City. _° Dewn With Prices, Prices in summer millinery have been materially reduced at Mrs. Lester & Crawford's store. Miss Kate Rauer wil] soon Jeave the above firm, Carr Bros., Nevada ‘}and ladies desiring hats ‘or bonnets artistically trimmed by her should order at once or they will be tuo late togetthe benéfit of her rervices and of the redyctions in prices. < tf. Beecuan’s Pus care bilious and nervous ills, tiere who have known his family and}“ For sale by all leadPREMIUMS. Mere ef Those Offered For Pavilion Exhibits. CLASS V.—DOMESTIC BREAD, Exhibits in Class V. must be accompanied with full description ‘of modes of nranufacturing to be entitled to a premium. Best two loaves of wheat bread, — less than forty-eight hours Beet Crackers. :.02 2.0.60. 6 ce Best two loaves corn bread.. Best two loaves brown bread. Best two loaves rye bread.. Best two loaves wheat bread. . Best two loaves graham bread. . Best salt-rising wheat bread. . Best one dozen doughnuts.. BOONE DORE: crys elise iiss Best exhibit and greatest variety of domestic bread. by one exPNOMOR ois eo ce tare deco . Best exhibit of any of the articles in Fifth Department not raised, produced, or manufactured in this district, or other than by the exhibitor... Diploma Horticultural Preducts, Etc. Competition in this Department Jim? ited to this District, to entitle the same toa premium. : APPLES. Best aepiay and largest variety .$10 00 Second bé 5 00 Third beat” eve tees aN OS Fee a 2 50 PEARS, Be-t display and largest variety . fos 00 Second beat..., 5 00 Third) Dest, oc ae eves 2 50 PLUMB. Ses Best display and largest variety .$10 00 SOnond DONG! 5 cad. oe a 5 00 TOW DOR oo brie: Penis 2 50 NECTARINES, ee S s8S8sS33s3ssss w Best display and largest variety. .%5 00 MOOONE DEBUG cus Pic wev races 3 00 RUA BAB Se 2 00 PRUNES. Best,dis = and largest utara tio 00 Second oo PECL EL yes 5 00 OLIVES. ; Boat: display: . 6600. 00. .c see $5 00 LEMONS. Best display, five or more. . $5 00 FIGs: Best display. 0.., .$5 00 MéCond DORE, oi sisueccisscees 3 00 Phi beet ss ua eG 2 00 ORANGES. Best display, five or more.. . $5 00 LIMES. Boat disnlay : ooo $5.00 Best, dates of Seedling Fruit.5 00 Second DORR tence Seta 3 00 GRAPES.-~-FOR TABLE Best and largest variety, not ‘iid than three banches of each Best exhibit of grapes, not less than three bunches of each FOR WINE, Best and largest variety, not less than three bunches of CAG WINGS ole aes eG $15 Seconik MAR Si oe eon B Best exhibit of grapes, not less than three bunches of each RING ee) ee ten: 10 5 BERRIES. Best exhibit of Strawherries. . . § Bert exhibit of Blackberries. . ® Coming to the Front. as a pacer. is yet green . and therefore awkward, California circuit. The ball game at Cashin’s field Sunformer, the score standing 10 to 37, fielder, A Fine Band. urday evening last serenaded a number couraged to continue in existence, Most of the players are experienced musicians, and all‘ of them are very capable and painstaking. — ° injurious to its commerce than is even the tem porary obstruction of the bowels to the health ofthe system. Constipation necessarily arrests the secre_. tion of Bile, impedes and disorders digestion, and poison the circulation. efficacy asa preventive and remedy largely due to its reformatory ‘action { Upon the liver,anorgan prejudicially involved in all malarial complaints. Persons with a tendency to rheumatic, do better than to antagonize it with Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which inweak, moreover, are’ invested with) strength by this fine invigorant. tee Pasturage At the Sutton Ranch, premises or of George O . -Gaylord.ft] 00 00 00. Harrison, John 00 00 00 L. Hyman’s four-year-old <arriaye horse ‘‘Husky”’’ is coming tothe front but if he keeps on improving at. the rate he has for the past three weeks he : will in another year show his heels to Defendant's opportanity to show rome of the “‘rackers” that are now . °48% whyhe should be permitted to Herding the list at the races of the day between the Grass Valleyans and Nevada Cityans was easily won by the The Grass Valley nine was made up of the hest players of that town. The only member of the local nine who did good work was Ed Paker, who alterBarseperilis is themest popular and nated as second baseman and. center Prof. Granville’s cornet band on Satneuralyic and kidney. troubles cannot variably checks it at the outeet, The . th Enquire on the Some Successful Miners of Sierra County. — The San Francisco News Letter of last Saturday has the following: Among thé most successful miners of Sierra county is the Sunderhaus family, the discoverers of the celebrated Young America Mine, located in the Sierra Mining District, about seven miles north of Sierra City. The staying qualities of both father and son are well known to their neighbors and mining men generally throughout the State. After years ‘of arduous toil, under all the disadvantages of small capital, their practical minifig” 6x perience was rewarded .by a strike which ranks it importance any ever made in acounty famed for its rich auriferous quartz veins. Wealth rolled in on them faster than their scanty hoard was ever expended under the excitement of following up the last ‘‘shot,’”’ and with considerably lesslabor. The reputation of the discovery spread far and wide, and liberal offers were made for the property by representatives of foreign capital. The owners,however, had fixed their price atone ‘million dollars in gold coin, and like the laws of the ancient Medes and Persians, the decision was unalterable. Not one cent would they abate, besides hedging in the transaction in such a manner us to avoid having the reputation of the’ property damaged abroad by the overweighing tactics of professional promoters. In consequence, the mine has remained in their posession, although willing~at any time to accept any fair proposition, with business back of it, that would enable them to retire from the cares entailed by the personal management of the works. During the past three years their attention has been devoted towards the extension of the Young America ledge, which has proven an exceedingly valuable property ; so much 80 that Geo. M. Pinney, on his recent visit to the coust,thcught well enough of it to bond it for himself and co-partners, whoare all well provided. with the wherewithal tomake the mare show her gait, if it is in her. They will carry on the work of development, and if the results fulfill the present expectations within the next sixty days, a forty-stamp mill will be-erected at once. The location covers some 700 feet of virgin ground, with three levels opened, exposing reserves of ore estimated at $1,000,000. The “proposition agreed upon by the members of the syndicate is, we are informed, based on an arrangement that should the ore give out within a certain distance, they PUCONG OONE Soi) ceonity hones 10 00 throw uy the contract and) stand the Phe bulbs coe ee 5 00} !0s8; if not, they agree to purchase the mine fora fixed amount and work it on a joint account, WANS io ein citaw Verena 10 00 hacen lapel teietemevicsoaiats BONG NOME aici ee rT as an 5 00 Advertised Letters. RMP DORE Io Getic laa is 2 50 g Rest of one kind,.... 260. ‘The following is a s list of letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada City, Califérnia, for the week ending July 25, 1889. Any person calling for these letters, will please ask for advertised letters ; Dascomb, Prof. ©, E. Dougherty, James French, John Hostler J. Herst, Hon. John’ organ, Frank, --¢ Richards, John ‘Tong, Chas. Tilly, F. yo Wright, J. L. { Wakefield, Geo. F. CALVIN R. Cuarke, P. M, Superior. Court. Mr, Hyman is handling wean him, giving him regulur exercise at Glenbrook, and good judges of horseflesh predict great things forhim. He The following business was transacted in the Superior Court Monday, Judge J. M. Walling presiding: T. 0. Me Gagin ve. Winifred Creegan. Demutrer to complaint over-ruled. E. W. Roberts vs. Arthur Cooper. file answer continued one week. : Estate of T, D. Hardesty, deceased. Hearing of application for letters of ad. ministration continued one week, Estate of Wm, Westerfield, deceased. A, B. Dibble appointed attorney for claimants living without the State, i caspiseeneeaeeeneiaeaaeimemanenenmamman eee NuakLy everybody needs a yuod medicine at this season, to purify the blood and build up the system, Hood’s successful spring medicine and blood purifier. It cures scrofula, all humors, dyspepsia, sick headache, -that tired feeling. Tux San Frases Evening Post ia the leading evening.paper of San Franof citizens at their homes, This band ate ¥ is oneof the best musical organizations the county has had, and should be en. ever made. Puans’ is the paren and best Soar Te Diepet Colds. + Headaches and Févers, to cleanse the system effectually, yet gently, The lost gpa tea when costive or bilious, or when the e osing -of an Impertant Z eaekee, portant) blood isimpure or sluggish, to perhealthy activity, without irritating or weakening them, use Syrup of Figs, Going spoon Seon. Miss Kate Rauer, ¥ who has charge of the millinery department of Mrs, The safest and most effective, as it Lester & Crawford’s store, will take is aleo the most genial, laxative and. ber departure soon: anti-billious medicind in existence is . 4¢éire millinery work done by this ar"Hostettor’s Stomach Bitters, and it is tistic lady are invited to leave their more than probable that its sovereign . All ladies who orders immediately, or they will be too late, All kinds of summer mil-. for intermittent and remittent fever ig. linery materials are reduced in price for a short time only. Mt, Bexcuam’s Pus act like meee ona weak stomach, THE SUNDERHAUS FAMILY. manently cure habitual constipation, . R 9 The blockade of a port is not more to awaken the kidneys and liver to a A SUICIDE. A Columbia Hil) Young Man Sheots Himself. William 0. Faull, a young man who has been working in Robinson & Hawver’s gravel claim at Columbia Hill, shot himself in the head with suicidal intent. He died Monday morning. . The funeral will take place at North San Juan Tuesday under the auspices of Hydraulic Parlor, N. 8. G. W., of this city, to which organization the deceased belonged. A number of the Native Sons residing at this city will go over to attend the funeral. Young Faull was about 23 years old, of industrious habits, and the only support of a widowed mother. At this writing the cause of the suicide is fot known. LATER. Sinve the above was written it has . been ascertained that Faull worked in the mine Saturday. On Sunday he went ona spree, and continued to drink till midnight. At the later hour he left Stevens’ saloon and going to Holland’s saloon called for more. liquor, which the proprietor refused to give him. Mr. Holland then closed his place, and Faull in leaving there bade them ‘‘goodbye’’ and returned home, where he told his mother he was going to leave Columbia Hill and said goodbye to her. She told him to wait a moment, as she would dress herself and go with him. He did not wait for her, but leaving alone went down the road to G, F. Hendricks’ barn, in front of which he shot himself. The wound was in the right temple, and the shooting was done at a quarter of three o’clock Monday morning. He lived. several: hours, His mother had in the meantime dressed herself and followed him. She was only about a hundred feet from him when he fired the fatal shot. The father of the deceased formerly resided at this city. He was a@ shoemaker by trade and had his shop in the vicinity of Sugar Loaf. aire Fine Merchant Talloring. L. Hyman & Co.’s . branch merchant tailoring establishment at this city is a scene of much activity. Orders are coming in rapidly and are being filled to the universal satisfaction of patrons, The-very best of workmen are employed, and only first-class workis done, The stock of foreign and domestic goods isso extensive that all tastes and reqnirements can beinet. The advertisemént will be’found in’ another column. PHILADELPHIA Press; Those who are abusing the Postmaster General so freely and fiercely for his radical redaction in the telegraph tolls for Government service would do well to moderate their criticism until they understand the matter a little better. Mr. Wanamaker is not given to hasty or inconsiderate action. he has seen fit to reduce the charges of the Western Union Telegraph Company for Government messages from that after a full investigation of the matter he has reached the conclusion thatone.mill a word is all that this beneficiary of the Government.is entitled to ask for its Government service. ' i oetesiehiamhanamaaambenianadinaiamomnameeneeaa HE SENT IT EAST. For a year X was troubled with pains ia my back and side, and headaches, the result of liver and kidney t T was attracted to Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla by the startling testimonials tn the papers and which seemed so practical I was induced to try it, knowing that as it was purely vegetable, it would at any rate do no harm, It acted as a gentle laxative and after the second bottle my pains and aches disappeared and I felt like anew man, It did so much for me that I sent several bottles to my family in New Jersey, who also took it with the mont satiafactory results, bb PY iC toate t of Clay street San FeamSJACOBS Q]], Chronic ec Neuralgia. Formanent Cues. June 12, 28 Tn rresteated Mintel eure Bt Gt, Jacobs te cas SEREMIAR 3818 7, Lombard ot, Balte,, 4, 17, 1600, the could Permanent ci Cures. Jane 17, A807, yoy the sare by nos ot Oh’ Seaeke Oty wo pemans Ber Us “GAT at ba SE THE CHARLES A. VOOELAR 00. Balin Baltimore, M4, Notioe for Publiostion. LAND OFFICE aT AT BACRAMEMTO, Cee OTICE18 HEREBY Ives TH THAT ri following named settler has filed ve ce of her intention to make Saal pyoot support of her claim, and that 4 es will be made before the Hon, Superior Judge at Nevada City on eaycaeebey 2d, 1889, vis: Elizabeth M. Houston for the Lote'l and ED hey Lot 8’of NW Fe oh 8W1-4 of NE 14nd, Bis of 81-4 of N 1-4 Bec, 6, T 16 N, dhe’ names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon and oultivenes of said land viz: Jacob Arboire Nevada bY ag Nevada Co, Cala.; toheat Garver, of Nevada City, weveds Co., Cala, ; agate Monroe, of Nevada Cit Nev Co., C Ezra Towle, of Nev Gtty, Woveds seis HETZEL, Registe: dy ater. 3.1, Can DwELL A y. Nevada and Grass Valley 'Busa Line. TIME TABLE. NTIL farsear notice the 'bus will make regular trips between Grase Valley and evads ¢ by ed at the followln Pa and ty Pee alle A and 9 o’clock Rovede City at 10 o'clock td Ci ah) oFalogk A. M. wnd'nt 30,6, m hotel to hotel 25 cente for the ane WETTERAU & ‘CARSON, Proprietors The fact that] > one cent to one mill a word is:proof. HERE AND THERE. . A Brief Record a ot Various Mat. tere of Local Interest. Downieville also has a Piety Hill. Templar went to Dutch Flat Monday to attend C. M. Kopp’s funeral. Two tramps were arrested Saturday at Truckee on a charge of stealing a valise from an eastbound passenger train. The plunder was found in their possession. The Dirigo Whist Club members are talking of having a woodland fete some day soon. The probabilities are the Idaho reservoir near Banner mountain. D. H, Baxter,the insane man who was last week taken via this city from Downieville to the Asylum at Stockton, isa brother of Col. Baxter, U. 8. Marshal, of New York, and had been in Downieville but a short time, having come out for his health. A stone jug of yeast left at the Eureka Stage Company’s office explodéd Monday afternoon with such a loud report that the people along that part of Broad street thought a shooting scrape had occurred. There was intense excitement till the cause of the noise became known. The Post office at Blue Tent in this county has been discontinued, by Uncle Sam, _ because it did not do enough business to pay for keeping it running. Blue Tent is a played-out hydraulic mining camp. The mines there are not worked out, but were shut down through injunctions obtained by the anti-miners. A Flagrant Wrong. To advertise in print or by word of mouth,, a dentifrice containing’ ingredients calculated to impair healthy teeth or accelerate the decay of bad ones, is a flagrant wrong. ‘‘Tis done every day. se health el, efficient SOZODONT only. Tue San Francisco Evening Poat is the leading evening paper of San Francisco, tf {tore arnrt keer ESOP RACERS NEE BORN. At Bear Valley Nevada county, July 18th, to the wife of Samuel Porter, a son. MARRIED. July 27th, at the residence of the bride's aaa N. "Bloomfield, by James Marriott. George C, Clark to ary Keegan, both of this county. Absolutely Pure. THIS POWDER NEVER VARIKS, A MARvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and caunot he sold in competition with the mulrivuge of low: test, short weight alum or rT panepn mt wders, Sold only in Sone. BA ING POWDER COMANY, Tos Wall street, New ¥ ork, Pan JOHNSON-LOCKE MERCANTILE CO.,Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast, Combines the juice of ie Blue Figs of Californie, so laxative and nutritious, with the medicinal virtues of plants mown to be most beneficial to the auman system, forming the ONLY. PER. FECT REMEDY to act gently xe! owomptly on the UUDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWEL AND TO— Cleanse the System Effectuatly, — $0 THAT — PURE BLOOD, REFRESHING SLEEP, HEALTH and STRENGTH Naturally follow. go rig is using it and ali are delighted wit Ask your druggist for SYRUP OF FIGS, Manu factured oniy by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. San Francisco, Cat, Loursvitta, Ky. New Vorn, iW. ¥ MRS. EMMELINE CRAIGIN, (LATE OF BOBTON,) HAS OPENED A *s. Purchasing Bureau at San Francisco,, ND WILL GIVE HER #44 di sahara Shopping, ineleding Dress doods, Shoes, Underwear, Hosiery, Millinery, Gentlemen's Wear, House Furnishing Goods, Wedding, Birthday and Christmus Gifts, " Selectéd with-care and taate. Especial care taken to buy at LOWEST RATES. Will cheerfully send samples, NO CHARGE for the shopping. All orders must be accompanied by money order or registered letter, References—The heat people of New York, Philadelphia, Boston, etc. ' MR&. EMMELINE ORAIGIN, Room 43, Harvey House, 907 California s ret, San Francisco, Cal. fes of disevery branch of ® A number of Nevada City Knights} that they will hold it on the banks of} — a NAL AT-}~ EDP COO: —BY— . Drinking Apollo Tea, Eree to All! ii . “AT THEGreat American Importing Tea Co’s Store, Commercial’Street, Nevada City. Dont’t Fail to Oall and Try » Glass ! on Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga, Ong little girl when bat Sal pod do oo gi # 8. ano six bottles has a full ¢ healthy 1 statement. }: a Tue Swirr Speciric atl A PARTNER WANTED. Pure ~{Teas, Coffees and Spices In my travelathis Spring I have found a AT BEDROCK PRICES! Drifting Mine that I can buy for Fifteen —_— Thousand Dollars. I will take one-third of A FULL LINE OF it and wantto findsome one who will take two-thirds. TINWARE, OROOKERY, GLASSWARE and OHINAWARS, The property consists of 350 acres. The At Prices that will Surprise You. titleisgood. There is timber for all.time to come, There isa tunnel in to the lead, a good dump and a good chance to save tailings, The claim embraces one mile in lengthy AOF"Cal and judge for yourself of the lead. ‘ As tothe claim paying, one has only to go Great American and see it. Taere is no doubt but itis yaluable. Ihave had much experience in drift mining since 1850, and know whereof 1 Importing Tea Company, speak, Commercial Street,-N i The owner wants to sell for those reasons: en eer He has losthis entire familly ond: 8 ouk of t-te health. He has made « handsome competenoy from the mine and is nearly 70 yoars The ‘TRaNscriPT old, The surface of this proporty is easily worth one-fouth the entire cost, For further particulars address, een 7 is the Best Advertising medium in Northern-Central California. jy20-Im 8,N. STRANAHAN, Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cal. . an . RAIN OEx MERCHANT ++ TNLORING : ESTABLISHMENT ( ao GG Ia. Eyman & Co. Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal., (BELOW THE NATIONAL HOTEL.) ee) neon We have.tho finest line of Cloths ever brought to Nevad C we are prepared to make into Stylish Suits at the so, Nevada County, rite Perfect Fit Guaranteed or No Sale. Lend @@™ No one can give you as cheap prices for either Ready-Mad 5 tom Made Clothing as the Firm of : Emer Oe im. EXYMAN ce COO. Compare Our’ Figures. We Beat Them All. No One Carries as Fine a Stock. & No One Can Undersell Us! «9 CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS at Our Stores in Grass V; and Nevadu City, in-wddition to our Two Immense bhi Metablichmenes which give employment to a large number of workman, ‘ PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY . ! Xs. EXyman & Co., LEADING, CLOTHIERS OF NEVADACOUNTY. THE BES? CHANCE YET! Is Hua Never Before Ofered in Nevada Cou. IK. CASPER, : THE. CLOTHIER, Hfas_been in San ae and, fr SPOT OASE, be 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 ! emEni won 2 MEN’S and BOYS’ LINEN HATS, tic each, kJ “2 An endless variety of STRAW HATS at-Lower Pricos than ever heard of in this section, CHILDREN’S SAIL ORSUITS, from 4 tg 10 years of age, made of blue flannel, only $1 10 each. . AT.SUCH PRICES, THERE IS NO NEED OF CHILDRENTEGOING RAGGED BOY'S SUMMER COAT and VEST, $1. BOY’S SCHOOL KNEF PANSS, 4 to 13 vears, 37¢ per pair>: Sane ’sS KID, BOX, SPRING“HEEL, BUTTON SHORS,5 to 8, 75e. ‘CHILDREN'S PEBBI, E, BOX-TOK, SPRINGHE EL SHOES, 5 to 8; years PEBBLE BOX-TOES, SPRING and HEEL, BUTTON SHOES, 8 to 11g years, $150. it 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 SPBING BOTTOM OVERALLS, 90c¢ a pair, MEN'S CHEVIOT SUITS, $6, 50; & bargain for $10. . MEN'S CHEVIOT SUITS, $9; & bargain for $12. The Latest Patterns ot CUSTOM-MADE PAN TS, at $5, 50; Cost at tailorshop MEN’S FINE SUITS at $18; bargain. Good enough to wear on a viaif to President Harrison, atthe White House. nN = @@ Don't Buy Your LADIES’ and CHILDRENS’ SHOES before you see you Uncle K. Casper, where you can make monev on your investments. These Prices are Much Lower Than Retail Dealers Qn Buy The Goods For, zx. Casper. Dasler in C lothing Gents’ Furnishng Goods, Roots and Shoes, u < dren's and Boy's Clothing, . ats, Chil Wevada Citv, Cal. Rememb r ihe Store of K. CASPER, wher: you get your Bargains. «VUKNER PINE AND COMMER( AL STREETS, > Branch Sture, Front St,, Tiuckee.— NEVADA CITY, CAL. > a ose a

1] 14] re tle bd 200 IN. ) Jity 00 BLE ato VGh riv. AlN the mete DRY > DENT HIER. seC’Y BGAN AN, ; Mailin m, tist. SEN IN tiisfarres . Management of \ The Daily Transcript. TUESDAY, JULY 30. 1889. ‘DON’T RISK IT. Hie Argument Finally Convinces He—Now, my darling, as you value my feelings don’t go to Grass Valley over that terrible road. She—Why? He—Because, no matter how easy riding the vehicle my be, the road is so infernally bad that you will be in danger of meeting with an accident, and even if no accident occurs the—rough ride would make you feel on your return that you had had passed through a spell of serious illness. I pray you, don’t take the trip until the road has been put in good order. She—For your sake as well as my own, I will not take the risk. . The County supervisors. *At Monday’s session of the Supervisors Mr. Brophy was appointed a committee of one to inspect from time to time during the process of their construction. the bridges across the South Yuba river and Rush creek on the Grass Valley and San Juan turnpike, to see that the same are erected [. in accordance with the plans and specifications on file with the County Clerk. The viewers in the matter ot the petition fora county. road from Spence. ville to the McCourtney road, made their report. Laid over till the October session, The following demand on the general fund was allowed: John Nichols, building Bear river bridge, $217. The following demands on the third road district fund were allowed : JW; Robb, repairing bridge; $17:50. ‘i Labor on roads— J. T. O’Carroll $66, Chas. Heyarty $54, H. Place $15, John Frandy $2; M. Quinn $40. The books of the Clerk were examined and found correct. The Board adjourned till 10 o’clock Tuesday morning. ° Enlarging the ‘Champion mn. The ten-stamp mill at the Champion mine-in this county is to have its capacity increased by the addition of five stamps, The Champion is prospering under the careful and economica! Superintendent Vincent, and itis apparently only a matter of a short time when the stock holders wlll begin to realize dividends for their longcontinued and heavy outlay. Engagement Announced, On Sunday evening, at the residence of L. Hyman in this: city, the matritronial engagement of A. Cohen, a dry goods merchant of Grass Valley, to Miss Pauline Bernard of San Francisco was formally celebrated. Quite anumber of the friends of the contracting parties were present and the . evening was spent happily. A Purchasing Ageney. As will be seen by reference to the advertisement in another column, Mrs. Emmeline €raigin has established a purchasing agency at San Francisco. She will promptly execute all commissions. A Big Cry. The Digger Indians are gathering here from hear and from far for the purpose of having their midsummer festival. The Placer county tribe arrived on Monday afternoon’s train. Ice Cream Secial. The ladies of the Methodist Church will give an ice cream social Wednesday evening of this week. A fine musieal and literary program will be given. Following will be the progran ; Instrumental duet, Mise Goyne and Wheeler. Vocal solo, Miss Alice Crawford. Violin solo, Mastér Charlie Wilde. Vocal duet, Migs Jennie Adair and Mr. Rollo. Vocal ; Miss Josie White. Vocal duet, Mrs. D. EK. Morgan and Miss Jessie Meek. Vocal solo, John Werry. ‘Recitation, Mise M. Bradley. Vocal solo, Wm. H. Veal. Song, Little Henrietta G odair, Vocal solo, Miss Lizzie Avery. 2t * a aed heir Business Booming. Probably no one thing has caused sucb a general revival of trade at Car Bros. Drug Store as their giving away to their customers.of so many free. tria bottles of Dr. King’s New Discovery tor Consumption. Their trade is simply enormous in this very valuable article from the fact that it always curea and never disappoints. Coughs, Colds Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup, ‘and all threat and lung dieases quickly cured You can test it before buying by getting @ trial bottle free, large size $1. epi bottle warranted. feel I Ree} the Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to deliver ice to consumers in any part of the city, _ Orders leit at the office of the Company, foot of Main street, on the Plaza, or with the driver, will be ete attended to, tf PERSONAL MENTION. Social and Other Netes About People Old and Young. Major McBride has returned from the Bay. G. W.-Darst of the New York Bakery is seriously ill. County Assessor Bendhas gone to the Bay tospend a week. M. T. Lawrence geturned Monday fo the Rocky Glen mine. John Jenkins came down Monday irom the General Grant mine. Paddy Campbell, ex-hydraulicker at Smuartsville, visited this city Monday. D.B. Hunt, the mining. operator, has returned from Washington district. Superintendent Wheaton of the Excelsior Water and Mining Company was in town Monday. District Attorney Nilon went to the Bay Saturday night, and expects to arrive home Tuesday morning. G. W. Wheeler, nephew of S. Wheeler of the Manzanita mine, arrived here Monday pclae from Ukiah. John T. Morgan left Saturday night for San Francisco. He may before returning visit. Naples, anew seacoast resort in Santa-Burbaraeounty:— Miss Lulu Morrow was in town Monday evening, on her way from Moore’s Flat to San Francisco where she will make her future home. Truckee Republican: Samuel Cornell, of Alameda, isin town. © He ‘will probably be engag d as the principal of the Truckee schools. Tbe schools will reopen on August 12th, C. H. Webster, Jr:, and E. E. Cattell of Binghamton, New York, errived here Sunday and the next day went with Prof. Barnhard to the Red Chief.mine in which they are stockholders. Jobn Sughrue of North Bloomfield, who. for the last two months has been confined to his bed with. typhoid fever, is now convalescent. His mother and younger sister are also ill with the same fever. Sheriff Dunster and Under Sheriff Reynolds went to Indian Springs Monday on official business. They went in an open buggy and Mr. Reynolds had a narrow escape from being. sunstruck. The Sheriff added to his sufferings by oft-repeated complaints about the weather being so-chilly. The Grass Valley Tidings of Saturday had the following: Rev. James . HN. Williams of Cedarville, Modoc county, Cal., will preach at the Methodist Church to-morrow at 10:30. a. m. Mr. Williams isa young man of more than ordinary ability as a preacher, having.supplied the Church at Virginia City for some time, and preached in Cornwall, England, when quiteaboy. There are many people will be pleased to hearhim. He isa native of Nevada City. Music and Drama has the following about a theatrical manager well known bere, and who formerly had charge of Nellie Boyd’s business bu is now with Mattie MecVickers: *‘George Welty narrowly escaped drowning at Santa Monica last Sunlay. In making along dive Georye’s whiskers became entangled in the seweed, and it was only by forcibly pulling them out that he was rescued after a long immersion. It is but justice to Mr. Welty to mention that. it was the sea-weed, not the. whiskers, that it hecame necessary to pull out.” A Runaway. A horse belonging ‘to Jobn Cable and attached to a light. wagon ran away Monday morning while being driven along Sacramento street. Mr. Cable was thrown out, ‘but not much hurt. The horse ran down across the Plaza and on Main street in front of the Union Hotel collided with the’ rig of a Chinese vegetable peddler, where it was captured, One of the wheels and an axle of Cable’s wagon were broken, and his horse’s harness was wrecked. The shafts and seat of the Mongolian’s wagon sdffered a similar fate. + ee The Babies of the White House. These aré the bright faces that interest ué most in this week’s Frank Leslié’s Illustrated Newspaper, But which is Baby McKee? That was a good idea of Arkell’s in starting contributed editorials, and a few more like this week’s ‘‘Whata Rabbi Thinks of Jesus’’ will make this feature of the paper famous, ‘Gambling at Long Branch”’ is also exposed, while lovers of true sport will find a-good picture of the ‘‘Giants’ ” new home. _—-—— > 0@eo— The Chaingang. Five of the county jail prisonera were organized into a chainging Monday morning and set to breaking rock at the dump of the Pennsylvania mine. Howard Douglass and John Smith are the guards, and the prisoners havea pour chance for escaping as long as they are around, —_—_—_—_—_—————= An Elegant Substitute For vils, salts, pills; and-all kinds of bitter, nauseous medicines, ia theagreeable liquid fruit ret yro Figs, Recommended b ely Sy he: dd sicians. Manufaetn: only y ihe California Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco,Cal}, ing druggists. City. _° Dewn With Prices, Prices in summer millinery have been materially reduced at Mrs. Lester & Crawford's store. Miss Kate Rauer wil] soon Jeave the above firm, Carr Bros., Nevada ‘}and ladies desiring hats ‘or bonnets artistically trimmed by her should order at once or they will be tuo late togetthe benéfit of her rervices and of the redyctions in prices. < tf. Beecuan’s Pus care bilious and nervous ills, tiere who have known his family and}“ For sale by all leadPREMIUMS. Mere ef Those Offered For Pavilion Exhibits. CLASS V.—DOMESTIC BREAD, Exhibits in Class V. must be accompanied with full description ‘of modes of nranufacturing to be entitled to a premium. Best two loaves of wheat bread, — less than forty-eight hours Beet Crackers.. :.02 2.0.60. 6 ce Best two loaves corn bread... Best two loaves brown bread.. Best two loaves rye bread.... Best two loaves wheat bread. . Best two loaves graham bread. . Best salt-rising wheat bread. . Best one dozen doughnuts... BOONE DORE: crys elise iiss Best exhibit and greatest variety of domestic bread. by one exPNOMOR ois eo ce tare deco . Best exhibit of any of the articles in Fifth Department not raised, produced, or manufactured in this district, or other than by the exhibitor...... Diploma Horticultural Preducts, Etc. Competition in this Department Jim? ited to this District, to entitle the same toa premium. : APPLES. Best aepiay and largest variety .$10 00 Second bé 5 00 Third beat” eve tees aN OS Fee a 2 50 PEARS, Be-t display and largest variety . fos 00 Second beat......, 5 00 Third) Dest, oc ae eves 2 50 PLUMB.. Ses Best display and largest variety .$10 00 SOnond DONG! 5 cad. oe a 5 00 TOW DOR oo brie: Penis 2 50 NECTARINES, ee S s8S8sS33s3ssss w Best display and largest variety. .%5 00 MOOONE DEBUG cus Pic wev races 3 00 RUA BAB Se 2 00 PRUNES. Best,dis = and largest utara tio 00 Second oo PECL EL yes 5 00 OLIVES. ; Boat: display: . 6600. 00. .c see $5 00 LEMONS. Best display, five or more. . $5 00 FIGs: Best display.. 0...., ..$5 00 MéCond DORE, oi sisueccisscees 3 00 Phi beet ss ua eG 2 00 ORANGES. Best display, five or more... . $5 00 LIMES. Boat disnlay : ooo $5.00 Best, dates of Seedling Fruit.5 00 Second DORR tence Seta 3 00 GRAPES.-~-FOR TABLE Best and largest variety, not ‘iid than three banches of each Best exhibit of grapes, not less than three bunches of each FOR WINE, Best and largest variety, not less than three bunches of CAG WINGS ole aes eG $15 Seconik MAR Si oe eon B Best exhibit of grapes, not less than three bunches of each RING ee) ee ten: 10 5 BERRIES. Best exhibit of Strawherries. . . § Bert exhibit of Blackberries.. . ® Coming to the Front. as a pacer. is yet green . and therefore awkward, California circuit. The ball game at Cashin’s field Sunformer, the score standing 10 to 37, fielder, A Fine Band. urday evening last serenaded a number couraged to continue in existence, Most of the players are experienced musicians, and all‘ of them are very capable and painstaking. — ° injurious to its commerce than is even the tem porary obstruction of the bowels to the health ofthe system. Constipation necessarily arrests the secre_. tion of Bile, impedes and disorders digestion, and poison the circulation. efficacy asa preventive and remedy largely due to its reformatory ‘action { Upon the liver,anorgan prejudicially involved in all malarial complaints. Persons with a tendency to rheumatic, do better than to antagonize it with Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which inweak, moreover, are’ invested with) strength by this fine invigorant. tee Pasturage At the Sutton Ranch, premises or of George O . -Gaylord.ft] 00 00 00. Harrison, John 00 00 00 L. Hyman’s four-year-old <arriaye horse ‘‘Husky”’’ is coming tothe front but if he keeps on improving at. the rate he has for the past three weeks he : will in another year show his heels to Defendant's opportanity to show rome of the “‘rackers” that are now . °48% whyhe should be permitted to Herding the list at the races of the day between the Grass Valleyans and Nevada Cityans was easily won by the The Grass Valley nine was made up of the hest players of that town. The only member of the local nine who did good work was Ed Paker, who alterBarseperilis is themest popular and nated as second baseman and. center Prof. Granville’s cornet band on Satneuralyic and kidney. troubles cannot variably checks it at the outeet, The . th Enquire on the Some Successful Miners of Sierra County. — The San Francisco News Letter of last Saturday has the following: Among thé most successful miners of Sierra county is the Sunderhaus family, the discoverers of the celebrated Young America Mine, located in the Sierra Mining District, about seven miles north of Sierra City. The staying qualities of both father and son are well known to their neighbors and mining men generally throughout the State. After years ‘of arduous toil, under all the disadvantages of small capital, their practical minifig” 6x perience was rewarded .by a strike which ranks it importance any ever made in acounty famed for its rich auriferous quartz veins. Wealth rolled in on them faster than their scanty hoard was ever expended under the excitement of following up the last ‘‘shot,’”’ and with considerably lesslabor. The reputation of the discovery spread far and wide, and liberal offers were made for the property by representatives of foreign capital. The owners,however, had fixed their price atone ‘million dollars in gold coin, and like the laws of the ancient Medes and Persians, the decision was unalterable. Not one cent would they abate, besides hedging in the transaction in such a manner us to avoid having the reputation of the’ property damaged abroad by the overweighing tactics of professional promoters. In consequence, the mine has remained in their posession, although willing~at any time to accept any fair proposition, with business back of it, that would enable them to retire from the cares entailed by the personal management of the works. During the past three years their attention has been devoted towards the extension of the Young America ledge, which has proven an exceedingly valuable property ; so much 80 that Geo. M. Pinney, on his recent visit to the coust,thcught well enough of it to bond it for himself and co-partners, whoare all well provided. with the wherewithal tomake the mare show her gait, if

it is in her. They will carry on the work of development, and if the results fulfill the present expectations within the next sixty days, a forty-stamp mill will be-erected at once. The location covers some 700 feet of virgin ground, with three levels opened, exposing reserves of ore estimated at $1,000,000. The “proposition agreed upon by the members of the syndicate is, we are informed, based on an arrangement that should the ore give out within a certain distance, they PUCONG OONE Soi) ceonity hones 10 00 throw uy the contract and) stand the Phe bulbs coe ee 5 00} !0s8; if not, they agree to purchase the mine fora fixed amount and work it on a joint account, WANS io ein citaw Verena 10 00 hacen lapel teietemevicsoaiats BONG NOME aici ee rT as an 5 00 Advertised Letters. RMP DORE Io Getic laa is 2 50 g Rest of one kind,....... 260. ‘The following is a s list of letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada City, Califérnia, for the week ending July 25, 1889. Any person calling for these letters, will please ask for advertised letters ; Dascomb, Prof. ©, E. Dougherty, James French, John Hostler J. Herst, Hon. John’ organ, Frank, --¢ Richards, John ‘Tong, Chas. Tilly, F. yo Wright, J. L. { Wakefield, Geo. F. CALVIN R. Cuarke, P. M, Superior. Court. Mr, Hyman is handling wean him, giving him regulur exercise at Glenbrook, and good judges of horseflesh predict great things forhim. He The following business was transacted in the Superior Court Monday, Judge J. M. Walling presiding: T. 0. Me Gagin ve. Winifred Creegan. Demutrer to complaint over-ruled. E. W. Roberts vs. Arthur Cooper. file answer continued one week. : Estate of T, D. Hardesty, deceased. Hearing of application for letters of ad. ministration continued one week, Estate of Wm, Westerfield, deceased. A, B. Dibble appointed attorney for claimants living without the State, i caspiseeneeaeeeneiaeaaeimemanenenmamman eee NuakLy everybody needs a yuod medicine at this season, to purify the blood and build up the system, Hood’s successful spring medicine and blood purifier. It cures scrofula, all humors, dyspepsia, sick headache, -that tired feeling. Tux San Frases Evening Post ia the leading evening.paper of San Franof citizens at their homes, This band ate ¥ is oneof the best musical organizations the county has had, and should be en. ever made. Puans’ is the paren and best Soar Te Diepet Colds. + Headaches and Févers, to cleanse the system effectually, yet gently, The lost gpa tea when costive or bilious, or when the e osing -of an Impertant Z eaekee, portant) blood isimpure or sluggish, to perhealthy activity, without irritating or weakening them, use Syrup of Figs, Going spoon Seon. Miss Kate Rauer, ¥ who has charge of the millinery department of Mrs, The safest and most effective, as it Lester & Crawford’s store, will take is aleo the most genial, laxative and. ber departure soon: anti-billious medicind in existence is . 4¢éire millinery work done by this ar"Hostettor’s Stomach Bitters, and it is tistic lady are invited to leave their more than probable that its sovereign . All ladies who orders immediately, or they will be too late, All kinds of summer mil-. for intermittent and remittent fever ig. linery materials are reduced in price for a short time only. Mt, Bexcuam’s Pus act like meee ona weak stomach, THE SUNDERHAUS FAMILY. manently cure habitual constipation, . R 9 The blockade of a port is not more to awaken the kidneys and liver to a A SUICIDE. A Columbia Hil) Young Man Sheots Himself. William 0. Faull, a young man who has been working in Robinson & Hawver’s gravel claim at Columbia Hill, shot himself in the head with suicidal intent. He died Monday morning. . The funeral will take place at North San Juan Tuesday under the auspices of Hydraulic Parlor, N. 8. G. W., of this city, to which organization the deceased belonged. A number of the Native Sons residing at this city will go over to attend the funeral. Young Faull was about 23 years old, of industrious habits, and the only support of a widowed mother. At this writing the cause of the suicide is fot known. LATER. Sinve the above was written it has . been ascertained that Faull worked in the mine Saturday. On Sunday he went ona spree, and continued to drink till midnight. At the later hour he left Stevens’ saloon and going to Holland’s saloon called for more. liquor, which the proprietor refused to give him. Mr. Holland then closed his place, and Faull in leaving there bade them ‘‘goodbye’’ and returned home, where he told his mother he was going to leave Columbia Hill and said goodbye to her. She told him to wait a moment, as she would dress herself and go with him. He did not wait for her, but leaving alone went down the road to G, F. Hendricks’ barn, in front of which he shot himself. The wound was in the right temple, and the shooting was done at a quarter of three o’clock Monday morning. He lived. several: hours, His mother had in the meantime dressed herself and followed him. She was only about a hundred feet from him when he fired the fatal shot. The father of the deceased formerly resided at this city. He was a@ shoemaker by trade and had his shop in the vicinity of Sugar Loaf. aire Fine Merchant Talloring. L. Hyman & Co.’s . branch merchant tailoring establishment at this city is a scene of much activity. Orders are coming in rapidly and are being filled to the universal satisfaction of patrons, The-very best of workmen are employed, and only first-class workis done, The stock of foreign and domestic goods isso extensive that all tastes and reqnirements can beinet. The advertisemént will be’found in’ another column. PHILADELPHIA Press; Those who are abusing the Postmaster General so freely and fiercely for his radical redaction in the telegraph tolls for Government service would do well to moderate their criticism until they understand the matter a little better. Mr. Wanamaker is not given to hasty or inconsiderate action. he has seen fit to reduce the charges of the Western Union Telegraph Company for Government messages from that after a full investigation of the matter he has reached the conclusion thatone.mill a word is all that this beneficiary of the Government.is entitled to ask for its Government service. ' i oetesiehiamhanamaaambenianadinaiamomnameeneeaa HE SENT IT EAST. For a year X was troubled with pains ia my back and side, and headaches, the result of liver and kidney t T was attracted to Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla by the startling testimonials tn the papers and which seemed so practical I was induced to try it, knowing that as it was purely vegetable, it would at any rate do no harm, It acted as a gentle laxative and after the second bottle my pains and aches disappeared and I felt like anew man, It did so much for me that I sent several bottles to my family in New Jersey, who also took it with the mont satiafactory results, bb PY iC toate t of Clay street San FeamSJACOBS Q]], Chronic ec Neuralgia. Formanent Cues. June 12, 28 Tn rresteated Mintel eure Bt Gt, Jacobs te cas SEREMIAR 3818 7, Lombard ot, Balte,, 4, 17, 1600, the could Permanent ci Cures. Jane 17, A807, yoy the sare by nos ot Oh’ Seaeke Oty wo pemans Ber Us “GAT at ba SE THE CHARLES A. VOOELAR 00. Balin Baltimore, M4, Notioe for Publiostion. LAND OFFICE aT AT BACRAMEMTO, Cee OTICE18 HEREBY Ives TH THAT ri following named settler has filed ve ce of her intention to make Saal pyoot support of her claim, and that 4 es will be made before the Hon, Superior Judge at Nevada City on eaycaeebey 2d, 1889, vis: Elizabeth M. Houston for the Lote'l and ED hey Lot 8’of NW Fe oh 8W1-4 of NE 14nd, Bis of 81-4 of N 1-4 Bec, 6, T 16 N, dhe’ names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon and oultivenes of said land viz: Jacob Arboire Nevada bY ag Nevada Co, Cala.; toheat Garver, of Nevada City, weveds Co., Cala, ; agate Monroe, of Nevada Cit Nev Co., C Ezra Towle, of Nev Gtty, Woveds seis HETZEL, Registe: dy ater. 3.1, Can DwELL A y. Nevada and Grass Valley 'Busa Line. TIME TABLE. NTIL farsear notice the 'bus will make regular trips between Grase Valley and evads ¢ by ed at the followln Pa and ty Pee alle A and 9 o’clock Rovede City at 10 o'clock td Ci ah) oFalogk A. M. wnd'nt 30,6, m hotel to hotel 25 cente for the ane WETTERAU & ‘CARSON, Proprietors The fact that] > one cent to one mill a word is:proof. HERE AND THERE. . A Brief Record a ot Various Mat. tere of Local Interest. Downieville also has a Piety Hill. Templar went to Dutch Flat Monday to attend C. M. Kopp’s funeral. Two tramps were arrested Saturday at Truckee on a charge of stealing a valise from an eastbound passenger train. The plunder was found in their possession. The Dirigo Whist Club members are talking of having a woodland fete some day soon. The probabilities are the Idaho reservoir near Banner mountain. D. H, Baxter,the insane man who was last week taken via this city from Downieville to the Asylum at Stockton, isa brother of Col. Baxter, U. 8. Marshal, of New York, and had been in Downieville but a short time, having come out for his health. A stone jug of yeast left at the Eureka Stage Company’s office explodéd Monday afternoon with such a loud report that the people along that part of Broad street thought a shooting scrape had occurred. There was intense excitement till the cause of the noise became known. The Post office at Blue Tent in this county has been discontinued, by Uncle Sam, _ because it did not do enough business to pay for keeping it running. Blue Tent is a played-out hydraulic mining camp. The mines there are not worked out, but were shut down through injunctions obtained by the anti-miners. A Flagrant Wrong. To advertise in print or by word of mouth,, a dentifrice containing’ ingredients calculated to impair healthy teeth or accelerate the decay of bad ones, is a flagrant wrong. ‘‘Tis done every day. se health el, efficient SOZODONT only. Tue San Francisco Evening Poat is the leading evening paper of San Francisco, tf {tore arnrt keer ESOP RACERS NEE BORN. At Bear Valley Nevada county, July 18th, to the wife of Samuel Porter, a son. MARRIED. July 27th, at the residence of the bride's aaa N. "Bloomfield, by James Marriott. George C, Clark to ary Keegan, both of this county. Absolutely Pure. THIS POWDER NEVER VARIKS, A MARvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and caunot he sold in competition with the mulrivuge of low: test, short weight alum or rT panepn mt wders, Sold only in Sone. BA ING POWDER COMANY, Tos Wall street, New ¥ ork, Pan JOHNSON-LOCKE MERCANTILE CO.,Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast, Combines the juice of ie Blue Figs of Californie, so laxative and nutritious, with the medicinal virtues of plants mown to be most beneficial to the auman system, forming the ONLY. PER. FECT REMEDY to act gently xe! owomptly on the UUDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWEL AND TO— Cleanse the System Effectuatly, — $0 THAT — PURE BLOOD, REFRESHING SLEEP, HEALTH and STRENGTH Naturally follow. go rig is using it and ali are delighted wit Ask your druggist for SYRUP OF FIGS, Manu factured oniy by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. San Francisco, Cat, Loursvitta, Ky. New Vorn, iW. ¥ MRS. EMMELINE CRAIGIN, (LATE OF BOBTON,) HAS OPENED A *s. Purchasing Bureau at San Francisco,, ND WILL GIVE HER #44 di sahara Shopping, ineleding Dress doods, Shoes, Underwear, Hosiery, Millinery, Gentlemen's Wear, House Furnishing Goods, Wedding, Birthday and Christmus Gifts, " Selectéd with-care and taate. Especial care taken to buy at LOWEST RATES. Will cheerfully send samples, NO CHARGE for the shopping. All orders must be accompanied by money order or registered letter, References—The heat people of New York, Philadelphia, Boston, etc. ' MR&. EMMELINE ORAIGIN, Room 43, Harvey House, 907 California s ret, San Francisco, Cal. fes of disevery branch of ® A number of Nevada City Knights} that they will hold it on the banks of} — a NAL AT-}~ EDP COO: —BY— . Drinking Apollo Tea, Eree to All! ii . “AT THEGreat American Importing Tea Co’s Store, Commercial’Street, Nevada City. Dont’t Fail to Oall and Try » Glass ! on Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga, Ong little girl when bat Sal pod do oo gi # 8. ano six bottles has a full ¢ healthy 1 statement. }: a Tue Swirr Speciric atl A PARTNER WANTED. Pure ~{Teas, Coffees and Spices In my travelathis Spring I have found a AT BEDROCK PRICES! Drifting Mine that I can buy for Fifteen —_— Thousand Dollars. I will take one-third of A FULL LINE OF it and wantto findsome one who will take two-thirds. TINWARE, OROOKERY, GLASSWARE and OHINAWARS, The property consists of 350 acres. The At Prices that will Surprise You. titleisgood. There is timber for all.time to come, There isa tunnel in to the lead, a good dump and a good chance to save tailings, The claim embraces one mile in lengthy AOF"Cal and judge for yourself of the lead. ‘ As tothe claim paying, one has only to go Great American and see it. Taere is no doubt but itis yaluable. Ihave had much experience in drift mining since 1850, and know whereof 1 Importing Tea Company, speak, Commercial Street,-N i The owner wants to sell for those reasons: en eer He has losthis entire familly ond: 8 ouk of t-te health. He has made « handsome competenoy from the mine and is nearly 70 yoars The ‘TRaNscriPT old, The surface of this proporty is easily worth one-fouth the entire cost, For further particulars address, een 7 is the Best Advertising medium in Northern-Central California. jy20-Im 8,N. STRANAHAN, Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cal. . an . RAIN OEx MERCHANT ++ TNLORING : ESTABLISHMENT ( ao GG Ia. Eyman & Co. Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal., (BELOW THE NATIONAL HOTEL.) ee) neon We have.tho finest line of Cloths ever brought to Nevad C we are prepared to make into Stylish Suits at the so, Nevada County, rite Perfect Fit Guaranteed or No Sale. Lend @@™ No one can give you as cheap prices for either Ready-Mad 5 tom Made Clothing as the Firm of : Emer Oe im. EXYMAN ce COO. Compare Our’ Figures. We Beat Them All. No One Carries as Fine a Stock. & No One Can Undersell Us! «9 CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS at Our Stores in Grass V; and Nevadu City, in-wddition to our Two Immense bhi Metablichmenes which give employment to a large number of workman, ‘ PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY . ! Xs. EXyman & Co., LEADING, CLOTHIERS OF NEVADACOUNTY. THE BES? CHANCE YET! Is Hua Never Before Ofered in Nevada Cou. IK. CASPER, : THE. CLOTHIER, Hfas_been in San ae and, fr SPOT OASE, be 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 ! emEni won 2 MEN’S and BOYS’ LINEN HATS, tic each, kJ “2 An endless variety of STRAW HATS at-Lower Pricos than ever heard of in this section, CHILDREN’S SAIL ORSUITS, from 4 tg 10 years of age, made of blue flannel, only $1 10 each. . AT.SUCH PRICES, THERE IS NO NEED OF CHILDRENTEGOING RAGGED BOY'S SUMMER COAT and VEST, $1. BOY’S SCHOOL KNEF PANSS, 4 to 13 vears, 37¢ per pair>: Sane ’sS KID, BOX, SPRING“HEEL, BUTTON SHORS,5 to 8, 75e. ‘CHILDREN'S PEBBI, E, BOX-TOK, SPRINGHE EL SHOES, 5 to 8; years PEBBLE BOX-TOES, SPRING and HEEL, BUTTON SHOES, 8 to 11g years, $150. it 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 SPBING BOTTOM OVERALLS, 90c¢ a pair, MEN'S CHEVIOT SUITS, $6, 50; & bargain for $10. . MEN'S CHEVIOT SUITS, $9; & bargain for $12. The Latest Patterns ot CUSTOM-MADE PAN TS, at $5, 50; Cost at tailorshop MEN’S FINE SUITS at $18; bargain. Good enough to wear on a viaif to President Harrison, atthe White House. nN = @@ Don't Buy Your LADIES’ and CHILDRENS’ SHOES before you see you Uncle K. Casper, where you can make monev on your investments. These Prices are Much Lower Than Retail Dealers Qn Buy The Goods For, zx. Casper. Dasler in C lothing Gents’ Furnishng Goods, Roots and Shoes, u < dren's and Boy's Clothing, . ats, Chil Wevada Citv, Cal. Rememb r ihe Store of K. CASPER, wher: you get your Bargains. «VUKNER PINE AND COMMER( AL STREETS, > Branch Sture, Front St,, Tiuckee.— NEVADA CITY, CAL. > a ose a