March 11, 1888 (4 pages)

wre eee. A VILLAIN KILLED. — CKARLES S. CAREY. TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE. —_——A Synopsis of the Proceedings Which Will Take Place. how to do it,’? State Superintendent Ira G. Hoitt.THURSDAY FORENOON. 9 4. m.—Roll Call. Grammar and High School Section, PERSONAL MENTION. a PY Socialand Other Wotes About People Old and Young. Death of a Noted Nevadan. Col. David E. Buel died recently in . St. Louisin extreme poverty. Col. . Buel was a noted figure on the Pacific Coast for thirty years,'and at one time was the leading mining operator of Eastern Nevada. He figured extensively and prominéntly~in.the mining affairs of Austin, Eureka and Belmont, THE WRONG MAN. ees “The Daily Transcript. . ee Rev. John Coyle not the Author of the Libel. : The New Solicitor of the United States Treasury. SUNDAY, MAROH 11, 1888. eee] A. J. Tiffany, Chairman. HERE AND THERE. ; _ . 9:0 to 9:40—B. F. Hedden—What pa The Teachers Institute will meet in. ought to be taught in geography? To A bre? Neceid tt Vulva Matton of this city on April 2d, and continue for! what extent should the text-book be + oul tadineal five days. The following is the pro-. ysed? Local geography. ” ocal Interest. gram for each day: Value of map drawing. The Betrayer of an Innocent Girl Shot and Killed by Her Brother. 4s 1 — -—— Mrs. Irish continues to be very ill. Marshal Eddy is still in a critical condition. : Lawyer Kitts, of Grass Valley, was Napa Crry, March 7, 1888. Eprrok Transcxipt—In the Transcript of February 29th Tread an article headed ‘‘A Ministerial WhopWill Williams and a party of miners arrived in Fresno, from Hildreth, on Thursday night, and the former gave himself up to the Sheriff, having shot "ss taatceiaiaseaaiesinnaisiiiiiaas -snesersaessered Ss MONDAY. 9:40 to. 10:40—Discussion, opened and instantly killed an Englishman . in town yesterday. ee ao ape i an article in the. an Extraordinary Offer te All Sunday—go to church. 1 30 P. u.—Organization. by J. S. Hennessy, Miss Jennie Dyer, named Harry Beatle in a saloon at J. N. Brooks, of Montana, is here on . Over “7 — . = aaecage soe my Wanting Bmplorenee : Several apricot trees in this city are Music. A. E. Baugh, Miss Clara Muncey. Hildreth on Wednesday night. Anja visit to Prof. T. B. Gray and family. eee 4 ow me to say, decline the Wa wint-tive, euerbetie sink tr tn booth Introductory rémarks—County Sups interesting story leads up to the murThere is but little change to be re. ‘‘soft im peachment”’ for the following every county in the United Gictes snd : erintendent. Agila der, in substance as follows: Two ported in the condition of E, H. Gay. reasons: Yesterday was a lovely day—regueth opel iy ange OP . National Educational i cicclation. 10:50 to 11:50—General History— years ago Harry Daniels appeared in . lord. Ist—My namé is not John H. Coyle. . merit, on its merits. An article TON, lar Spring weather. ’\ Ite aim, benefit tothe schouls, to the John Hussey. The essentinls of Grass Valley. He was welldressed,. K. M. Preston went down to Penn . Thave no middle letter in my name. ing a large sale paying over 100 per A number of spies still live to infest . profession at lar American history. How to make hisand told that he was the younger son] Valley yesterday to visit that garden. 2d—I never saw the article referred . Cent. profit, having no, competitio:s, 1B, i i P ae i F a vane Th ae: ae 3 eee : : } ed’) and on which the agent is protected in this section of country. Five minute addresses by Principals tory interesting an practical. e of a noble family in England. He had . spot of Nevada county. to either in manuscript or in print] tie exclusive sale by a deed given for CER, x There ig an unprecedented demand . T. B, Grav, M. P. Stone, D. H. Maclessons of our history™ ‘plenty of money, which he spent freely,. Thomas Wayman and wile, of Pike until Tread it in the columns of your . each-and every county he may secure for lands in this county. phee, T.J. Barry, B. F. Stewart, C. il 20 to 12—Discussion by the secgave it as his intention to buy a yanch . City, who have been on a visit to San . paper. . pe us, hol tat er po The Land Association is doing a big. H. Crowell and other memters of the tion, Yntroduced by Miss Fannie and settle down. He began paying . Francisco, returned home yesterday. . 3d—I have too many pleasant mema uals tins peng a ee Fail wa hee business in the way of selling lands. Institute. Doom, George E. Riley, George A. attention to Miss Williams, of Grass. Mrs. O. Porter, of Reno, went to ories of acts of kindness and. courtesy . owner, it might not be har os re Beef, pork and mutton is a litle. Recess. Brock. Valley, one of the belles of the place, . North San Juan yesterday to visit her . extended to me and mine by the citi. make ‘an extraordinary offer’ to cheaper, and the butchers and consu-. Manner of exhibiting schoolwork at Primary and Intermediate section— and Will Williams, her brother, was. parents, who reside at that place. zens of Nevada City, . yourselves . secure good agents at once, but we mers are pleased. the National Educational Assembly in Miss Lizzie Stokes, Chairman. his chum. In the course of time he. ©. Calliot, of the Grass Valley Sulamongst the number, to be guilty of have concluded to make it to show, eas 2 reser : ne : not ohly our confide i i The grass at. Penn Valley is six} July, 9:10 to 9:40—Geography—Miss Salwoed and won Miss Williains’ consent} phurets Works, was in town yestersuch an unjust and ungenerous picsf cane luventiod:, grog aiid sp inches high, and the stock down there General discussion by the Institute. lie McCauley. to marriage, and also that of the family, . day. ture as the writer presents in said ar-. by any agent that will handle it wit Cardinal points. Location and distance. Land, tray and moulding board. Practical devices in geography teaching 9:40 to 10:50—Discussion by the section, introduced by George Hothersall, Miss Ina Cooper, Miss Kate Hurley, Miss Mary Condon. is looking very fine. : The Directors of the Nevada Academy Association held a meeting yesterday at-the Academy. The Young Ladies Institute of this city will give a whist party at Hibernia Hall on Friday evening. There are several very bad holes on the Grass Valley road which ought to be filled in before anether accident Hon. Chas. S. Cary who was recently appointed Solicitor of the United States Treasury, to succeed Judge Alexander McCue, promoted to be Assistant Treasurer, is a resident of Cattarangus county, New York, where he has resided thirty-seven years, pursuing the practice of the law. Mr. Charles Ss. Cary was bern at Arkport, New York, about sixty years ago. He is a tull, energy. Our agents now at work are making from $150 to $300 a month clear, and this fact makes it safe for us to make our offer to all who are out of employment. Any agent that will give our business a thirty day’s trial und failto clear at least $100 in this time, above all expenses, can return all goods unsold to us and we will refund the money. paid for them. No such employer of agents ever dared to make such offers, nor would we if we did not know that we have auents now and under this promise he effected her ruin. When the condition of the girl became known Daniels fled, and although the Wiliams boys hunted for him he could not be found. The girl attempted suicide to hide her shame, but finally was persuaded to look upon herself as the innocent victim of the villain. A child was born to her a year ago, and after she was out ol ticle if it is intended as a picture of Nevada City. Lam sure your sense of justice and fair play will prompt you to make a place in you paper for this correction. Yours truly, Joun CoyYLe. _ EVENING. 8p. m. Teachers re-union at the Theater. The exercises will commence promptly at8. ‘TUESDAY—MORNING. 9, a. M.—Roll call. 9:10 a. m. to 10 A. Mu—Grammar and High School section. T. B. Gray, Principal. Compound Numbers—J. G. O’ Neill. Bert Schlesenger, of Sierra City, passed through town yesterday on his way home. D. E. Osborne, the efficient Public Adminisirator of this county, came up vesterday on business appertaining to his office. L. S. Calkins and wife went to San Francisco by yesterday morning’s train. . i achcaeuccagpasaantes ‘ The Debating Club. RECESS. 10:50 to 11:50—Reading—D. MaThe Nevada._City—Debating Club met Friday evening at. Hibernia Hall happent, s 3 Longitude and Time—Miss Emma honey. How to gain expression. Exportly Lastalts with a pleasant face, which . danger, Will, her brother, and. a! Geéo, Er Brand, Secretary of the and discussed the quéstion : ‘Resolved . making more than double this amount. The Senior class of the High School Griffiths. ercise for class drill. How to use is adorned with a brown moustache, J younger son left Grass Valley and} {and Association, is expected home . that the city. of Nevada should organ. Jer large descriptive circulars explain had their regular meeting at the resi-} “19 , 7 to 10:50 a. m.—Percentage. charts. Supplementary reading for . Slightly tinged with grey. He is said} went to Fresno county, going into the . »omorrow, ize under the new municipal bill.” . oe offer fully, “and these we wish to. dence’ of Mrs. J. D. White on Friday i evening last. Peach, apricot and almond trees are in full bloom at French Corral, Penn Valley, Fet Hill-and in fact everywhere in that part of the county. Freight .is being: hauled from thi+ send to everyone Out of employment / who will send us three one cent stamps ; for postage. Send at once and securethe agency in time for the boom, andyo to work on the terms named in our extraordinary offer. Prof. J. A. Fritz and wife, of San Francisco, are registered at the National Exchange Hotel. to resemble President Cleveland in several respects. Heis slow and always calm in his manner and conversation, but is easily approached, and makes friends readily. His experieuce in the law has been large, and he’ is considered the leading attorney in foothills and securing workin the Abbey mine. Wiil became a sort ol Assistant Foreman, and on’-one Cay last week went to Hildreth in search of men to work. As he entered Hig gins’ saloon a man at the bar turned and called, ‘Hello, Bill Williams. Second Readers. : 11:30 to 12—Discussion by the section, introduced by Miss Rosa McKeon, Migs Sara Davis, Miss Clara Cleveland, C. Runckel. THURSDAY AFTERNOON. 1:15—Music, The discussion was spirited, and the good points of both, the old and new ihstruments were for ibly stated and the weak places of both ‘held up to the public gaze. The President de-. . Address, at orce, NatIonaL NoveLTy cided that the, affirmative were entiCo., 514 Smithfield St., Pittsburgh, tled to the merits of the arguments. Pa. {24 3m and its Applications, D. A. Macphee. Discussion. : Recess. 11 a. M.to 12._m.—The Essentials of Arithmetic beyond Percentage—Robert E. Hughes, A. M. Powers, George Hothersal. L INArchie Nivens, of the Grass Valley land office, was in town yesterday. He reports a gréat inquiry for lands in that township. SS a city to Graniteville. A few days ag0. ” primary and Intermediate Sections, . 1:3) to 2—Kindergarten — es ern ew York, and is well qu ili. . Come and have 1 drink! William D. W. Blair, of Noth Bloomfield The critic forthe evening read a reight was conveyed in Wagons to ‘ 7 ay . fied toassume and conduct the re-} recognized Daniels, declined to dritik, ta ann . voetical criticism which reflected mucl ; i i A. J. Tiffany, chairman. Miss Bertha M. Freeman. : : ; i ae : Rs . arrived here on Friday evening and . poetical eriiie ich reflected: much Lake City and from there on sleighs 9:10 A. u. to 10 A. u.—Number Re Os , Bis : ee sponsible affairs of his new position. . and being unarined, to avoid a quarrel . ont to the Bay yesterda Gredlit upon thw writer —— One of our citizens who. was at the hosts sent Se Send Ai é 2 to 3—Reading in the Public] yr Charles S. Cary is not a wealthy} with Daniels, who was becoming i y ye Mf SOL; are aati When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, Bay last week informs us that while tor beginners—Miss Libbie Pope, Miss . schools, Geo. A. Watson. mén, but by careful’ management he. abusive bec : ’ phe drink Geo. L. Cole, of Los Angeles, ar A recitation Was delivered by M. . whenshe wasa child, shie cried for Castoria, . HL CARR . Cora Clark. uae , y tie abusive because he would not drink, . jyoq here on Friday evening’s train. . O'Farrell in his usual felicitous, manWhen she became Miss,she clung to Castoria in “Alex. Sloan’s saloon, on Geary street, he met fifteen old residents o! this city. L. M. Sukeforth has concluded to continue business. at his old stand and not remove tothe building opposite the Transcript, as he contem plated a few days ago. Young Wetterau, who was injured has accumulated a moderate fortune. In his section of the State, he has been for many years of the Democratic party. Hehas,been a member of the State Committee, and in the year 1882 was elected member of Assembly? While at Albany he was the leader of the Democratic side of the house, and became the close friend of Governor he left the saloon and went back to the mite. On Wednesday he made another trip to Hildreth for men, and his younger brother accompanied him Arriving. there they were informes that Daniels left town and had gone te the McNally mine to-work. The boy: separated, and Will went to Higyins’ saloon after the men. While he war 10A. M. to 10:50 a. m.—Addition, Miss Maggie Stenger. Subtraction Miss Grace Everett. Other points by the section. Recess. 11 a. M.to12 w.—Compound Numbers, Miss Kate Brown, Common Fractions, W, C. Gray, Decimal Fractions, D. Mahoney. When she had children, she gave them . Castaria ner. The program for next Friday © vening is one of more than ordinary interest, including readings and recitations by the best talent inthe Club, as well as a recitation by Mrs. Maxfield, and ‘a debate on Woman Suffrage by the Club. . These meetings are highly, enterind is visiting with County Treasurer Shoecraft and family. Frank H. Bell, G. D. DeNoon and F. A. Little, of North Bloomfield, arrived here on Friday evening, and returned home yesterday. Yesterday was Charlie Kent’s fortyfourth anniversary of his wedding, He looks no older than le did twenty: 3:10—Music. 3:10 to 3:30—How to use a reader in learning to read, Miss Fannie Doom. 3:30 to 4—Silent teaching, B. F. Hedden. Discussion. 8 Pp. m.—Lecture, Dr. C. C. Stratton. * PRIDAY—FORENOON, by being thrown off ofthe Grass Mow TUESDAY—FORENOON. 9 a. m—Roll Call. Sleversoe, 5 bee at aint wee saps standing ut the end of the bar talkin, five years ago, and one would scarcely taining and instructive,and everybody ley wage 0 Fhureday evening last.) 15 Pp. m.— Music. TREE Dee: rie these dubbed ‘Bosom Friend Very. to the proprietur, in came Daniels . yolieye, after taking ® good square . is welcome to attend. Next evening pe getting slong nicely and will be at 1:25 to 2:05 p. u.—Address—‘‘ Books The been at the coanty ssl age a erganenes = his intimacy with the. The latter at once ‘began to @bUSE . ook at him, that he was as old as he} is peculiarly “ladies night’ and the F EVERY work again in a day or two. : und Reading,” Dr. C. C. Stratton. nestly invited to attend the session of Governor. Several yearsago he was. Williams, at the same time putting really ts. . ladies are particularly requested. to atMistletoe Encampment will hold itr <06 pe 2:35 p. u.—Science of the Institute and participate in the. a candidate for Congress, but was de-. his hand behind him. In the mids 1. 8. Eberle, agent for the famour and: . regular meeting tomorrow evening ‘ea inhaii FE B Ginn Se e ppoceedings. : feated by the late Hon. H. J. Norton. of his abuse the younger brothe: Abbey‘s Toulle Aicneiaabi iacats eliaeant Repeated tes Initiations and other important busi. © 2:35 P. o te. 2:50. »._ u.Goneral 9:10 A. M. to 10:40 a. m.—Expendi-. In 1883 he was a candidate for Judge . entered the saloon, and Daniels, with: . poms Cabin Company, was in town Ly ACOBS ; AGES will be transacted. Every memSectennion a Arithmetic. "Principles ture of the Library Fund; apparatus si Lof-the Supreme Court, but was defeated. Lout—a-word turned and_—sprung—upon vosterday—makingsirengemente $69 >" Lett Ne) Oly, ber is earnestly requested toattend. . 4 nethods; how to teach elemencostly books; charts. school furniture. . by Judge Thomas Corlett, although he. him, knocking him down, and the . no great show to appear here on Friéne 3 Eureka Township is going to be the tary aahaatin: advanced work; Other topics of vital interest to the) ran fur aheed of his ticket in a strong. ran at Will Williams, at the same) q.y evening next. pega AYN fn ET Cc scene of busy quartz mining oper practical-aids aad duvices. -’ . school will come up. Republican district. The only na-. time trying to pull his revolver, which ah ADE ERE ae ‘ rHene MA IC ” --tiéns this season. A number of opeResse Addressesand remarks by School . tional position ever filled by him ,was. pad caught in his pocket. As Daniels A GRAND TREAT. om ff. Y bj rators are only waiting for the season . that of Railroad Commissioner to in:3: Music ‘Truste:s,.B.N. Shoeeraft, Hon. Wm. Podese snake George, Geo. E. Robinson, Dr. Hays, 8:10 r. «to. 8:40-. m.—Writing, R. 5 M. Kitts, W. E. Meservey, F. RichJ. Fitgerald. How to teach children to write, ards, M. L. Marsh, L. U. Foote, T, J. First lessons; movement; practical Robinson, John Black. ida Recess. Discussion opened by J. F: Benoit, 10:50 4. m. to 11:50 A. m.—General that of Ki reached Williams he grabbed the spect the Union Pacific Rattrovd; and latter by~ the throat; and-Wittiams=atthe only peculiarity about:the new] once pulled a self-acting, 38-caliber solicitor is his hand-writing, which is] American bull-dog revolver and fired. something that will test the highest] Although close, the shot missed skill of his clerks and all others. who] Daniels, and Williams fired a second attempt to decipher it. It is claimed] shot quiek; and the ball entered his Miss Netlie Joyce, Mrs. Lucy White. discussion by : the Institute on the that no other man inthe United States! head bythe ear, instantly kitting him: ii sa topics already introduced. writes a similar hand. Then the Williams boys and halfa 8 a. u.—Lecture—"The Signs of the 11:30 a. m.—Address, Granville F r times,”” Dr. C. D. Stratton. i i .M. ’ i . sooo dozen spectators went tok resno. They oster. A Jolly Time. had a preliminay examination hefore WEDNESDAY—FORENOON, FRIDAY—AFTERNOON. Justice Stewart, and the above ‘testi9a. M.—Roll Call. 1:15 rp. m.—Roll Call. mony wasgiven. The Justice released eremmprmrenen 4 Abbey's Double Uncle Tom's Cabin next Friday. of snow storms to pass to go into the district. Y The difficulty between John A. Cun ningham, road overseer, and Wm Ragsdale, in relation to an obstructing fence’on a public highway, has been amicably settled and the suit arising therefrom will be dismissed. “The Chicago Park Improvement Association has been organized at Chicago for the purpose of giving nonresident colonists an opportunity of NEURALGIA. . ___ Absolutely Pure, 0 FREER BS His P Nerves.—Wore it possible to observe the Y —A Gunes Purity atone a ; an misery of the world in some conereta . whol More mica I ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold incom petition with the multitude of low test, shor ! form, netiine ever oopeelved woule ! : t ‘hi surpass its horrors. Every one © the An Eastern paper in speaking of this thread-like nerves have each a latent great Company says: The Opera pons ig sacs excruciating pein, the ao ost , imit of which is simply the limit o . House_was packed last evening. by human endurance. ‘Think of the toothan audience representing three generaache, with a single little nerve at work tions to see Abbey’s Double Uncle to drive one crazy; think of NEURALGIA, . — [om’s Cabin Company. , While the with a few of these fibrous torments Dividend Notio,.all pulsing painfully at once, and then main features of the old dramatization are retained, the management has adreflect that at the same moment thouDivine NO. 20,0F FIFTY CENTS PER weight, alum or phosppase powders, id Only in Cans ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 106 Wall street, New York wm. T. COLEMAN & CO., Agents, fan Francisco. PAPERS There wasa large and enthuetastic sands, tens of thousands, perhaps milshare on the Capital Stock of the CITIlions, are suffering alike, LENS BANK will become due and payable improving. their property. Charles} Grammar and High School section,. 1:25 P. u.—Music. meeting of we Lodge, No. 48. Williams on $1,00) bonds for his led ‘many new and unique features CHARACTERISTICS. oo, tad afar pares 10th, 1888, at the office of i City. Stafford is resident manager. M. P. Stone, chairman. 1:25 p. Mm to 2:10 ep. m.—Have we too Knights of Pythias, at their Castle appearance on Wednesday next. ‘hat do not fail to please general audi-. 3ubtile Pain.—Nouralgic’ affections are JOHN T. MORGAN, Cashier. Assessor Bond and his whole force 9:10a. a to 9:40 a. M.—Grammar. many text books? Hall in this city Friday evening. The ences. Eva St. Clair is personated by perhaps the most pronounced in the , , : = +00 een a enormous list of achesand pains. , Nothof deputies are at work in Grass Valley . and Composition, Miss Florence Bart-. Discussion introduchd ‘by M. FP: . SOeseen ve the conferring of the Congregational Church. Genie Fursman, who is but four years} — ing is so subtile in its ‘aponiach nothin FOR SALE. stent Drug township. As soon as they get through: . ling. Stone. ; “amplified third”? rank, the work beofage. She is a greatfavorite and a pele gee f(t sre Sarees jane aa ; i : : * * 1. , ) dmiits, @ there they will tackle this township,. 9:40. to 10:20. m.—Language,. 2:10 r. m to 2:30 P._M.—Unfinished ing performed by a team from Olym-. Preaching morning and evening, by . wonderful child-actress. The two S ilesnvared, yf completely. subdues ‘ The * ; — after which the force will be divided . iss Alice Chapman, Mrs. M. V. business. pic Lodge, No. 74, of Grass Valley. the pastor Rev, J. Sims. Subject of . Marks made a vast deal of fun. There ts Loh oy and iy jn sme A conCANADA HILL QUARTZ MILLA . \ , up in the remsining townships. Leech. 2:30 p. M. to 3P. M.—Reports of ComThere was present. a good-sized dele-. discourse in the evening ‘The Resuli . are two Topsys in the company, perquese geese ve mentioned. COMPRISING { . ‘ ‘4 A large délegation of Mistletoe En-. 10:20 to10:504. M.—To What ex-\. mittees. gation from that Lodge which, with . of Intellectual: Progress”. A cordial sonated by the distinguished Hyer Symptoms. —Neuralgia pe ee te Buildings, Rook-Breakers, 9 I campment members went to Gras . tent shall the text-book be used? How} Adjournment. the large outpour of Milo, crowded the . invitation i+ extended to all. ___ . Sisters, who have been heard here be. ““g nerve disease, the chief symptom of wdaci : Valley last evening to pay a fraternal . oan woe gain expression in written ee hall with jolly Knights. In conferrfore inopera. They are artists of the which isa very acute pain, intermitting, Concentrators, Water Wheels. Ke visit to Union Encampment. ,A.R. work? Methods of teaching lan-{ * Death of Hattie Bean, ing the degree Past Grand Chancellor . . ; cetat torme, abundant trosaca, highest rank and made a most decided Coe are ad and which sens there: Retorting Furnace, Gold Soales, Safe. Lord, Chief Patriach of the State, Wa] suage. — W.H. M. Cobb, of Nevada, acted as peperkliog eyes our raise Invite, “hit? by their exquisite singing and. fore v0 be seated in thé nerve. The paces present to pay the Encampment an] pjscussion by the section. Niehe — _— % Pete C. C., W. H. Mitchell as V. C., Grand Mand the loveliest face will blight— merry antics. The Quartette’s singing agile ene i ae oe ALSO THE _official visit. Recess. , ser sas ak Saleen wit Prelate J. D. Norton, of Nevada, actZeeth unclesaly and unheeded: and plantation scenes gave great an ache and acute pain. Arising from Hoisting Machinerv, , 4 ed P., Victor Routhier as M. of A., Wesley Mitchell as I. G., and James McLochlan as P. C. The work wa® well performed and the Grass Valley knights should feel proud of their successful and praise-worthy rendition of a disordered stomach, it is often at tended by vomiting. TREATMENT. Troatment.— Apply ST. JACOBS. OIL frequently, gently rubbing the afflicted parts; apply to the whole extent of the , Twelve young business men of Colfax have orginized a Cornet Band officered as follows: President, Dr. H. N. Miner;. Vice-President, Henry Lobner; Secretary, W. A. Edenger; Treasurer, W. L. Butler. They propleasure to lovers of negro melodies. Geo. T. Dorsey as Uncle Tom, was the best we ever saw, and Aunt Ophelia was very good indeed, Taken in all, the ‘Double Uncle Tom” entertainment gives more than one’s money’s 11 a. Mz to 11:30 A. M-—Literature, Granville F. Foster. How to teach—How to incite a love for good literature—What to-read— Methods in teaching literature. Discussion opened by SuperintenEEE Pumps, Oolumns,’ Engines; Boilers, . Oars. Tools, Forge, Pelton Wheels, — ETC., ETC. For full.particulars apply to E. 0, OHARONNAT, noon about 4 o’clock. Our dear little iriend has gone tw join the silent majority. Bronchitis was the cause of her deat. Sne had been sick less than a week and her death was 4 Good Investmonts. The. original investors in the Bell Telephone stock are considered fortunate because the value of it has innerve soreness; keep up a gentle friction until a: burning sensation—is produced. INES, » poss to secure a first class instructor, . dent Ira G. Hoitt, Ge H. Crowell, M. surprise to her many friends. Her. the work. After closing the Lodge creased ten-fold. It was, no doybt, . worth. The play has been presented Avoid audden change of temperature, purchase instruments and in the near] Rp, B, Potter. a sehoolmates can hardly. realize that. all retired to Tam’s restaurant where . pleasant surprise: to them, but they. to overcrowded houses every night Sold by Druggists and Dealers Everywhere. =f SEARS cITY. future have as good a band as can be Primary and Intermediate Section— their bright, happy playmate of a few. for two hours the Knights enjoyed could not express their satisfaction . since it opened. It could be repeated . Fhe Charles A. Vogeler Co., Balto, ma. . §emi-Anneal Report of the Oitisens found in this part of the State. . Miss Martha Bradley, chairman. days ago is now lymg cold and pale, themselves to their utmost, while wit. in more honest words than do the. with profit this season. ee Bank, Nevada Cit ee “The Town ‘Trustees of Woodland) 9:10 a. iw, to 940 A. Numbers waiting to be borne to her last resting . and song and story chased each other . purchasers of ‘‘Plain Home Talk Fee ureneaane Witt you suffer with Dyspepsia and ’ y: © saint have passed an ordinance. prohibiting . p, B. Ginn. place. They mours her death and . far into the golden morn. The follow. aud Medical Common Sense,*~hun: = _—_ ees ~~ -U Liver Complaint ?-—-Shiloh’s Vitulizer . Showing its Financial Condition ¥ A COMthe sale of cigar: ttes to boys under. pjvision for children—How to teach deeply sympathize with the bereaved . ing visiting Knights were present: . dreds of whom Write that it is worth. ‘The following is the program fos the is guaranteed to cure you. For sale on Morning of Jam. Ist, 1888. sixteen years of age and of boys 01 . it, : family. In the death of Hattie, Bloom. Past Grand Chancelor W. H. M. Cobb, from ten to one hundred times its cost . next meeting of Hellas Circle, ©. L. by Carr Bros, apie panies. that age from smoking cigarettes. The. 9:40 a. u. to 10:10 a. m.—Discussion field has lost one of its most lovable . and Grand Prelate J. D. Norton. from . An editor writes: “It is without doubt . $. C., to be held at the residence of acca seca caeen atcha tea icc peo boy who smokes as well as the person . introduced by Miss Esther Ogden, girls, our Te 4 tee ee t. Nevada, J. N. Brooks of Bozeman, . the best book on my shelves.” Aj Mrs, A. R. Wadsworth to-morrow eveKeal Estate taken for s ‘ £ . + . 6 + i . ac 80 ‘ah a ERNST) /f selling him cigarettes is liable t6im-. miss Hannah Skahaen, Miss Mary ee . ae eo ieciae 44 ssstiar eek Montana, _— ME A of San — 7 It is without — ning: oes NEVADA THEATRE. County W arvana er ke . Spee , 6 : Francisco; from Grass Valley, P. C’s. . Wie est and most interesting -boo 1. Roll Call "CO Sa ans on Real Estate .-... 60,527.00 57 ) Lacey Te an tt Poss a m. to 10:50 A. M + ait sister as heart could wish. T. J. ‘Lord, ‘Routhier Mitchell, Sleep and . I ever consulted.’’ Here is igh eee ee . (response) urrent ONE” NIGHT ONLY ! Loe Stocks, Bonds-and War3 oO ce) : A. . ; Mo o ’ #* : . ; A “ ’ peepee tae / “ xa tapeaeniaant iy aaah offense. . guage, Miss Lizzie iain. McLachlan—Knights Powell, Peas-. to invest $1.50 for something that you. 2,' Select reading. Frid mM h 16th perry iredentes pretcte i We understand a petition will soon be Copy of sentences and short stories, For years I tiave tried many reme-. ley, Freeman, Bush, Sutter, Duns-. will soon find will rise in value, and be} 3. “A review of the principal events riday, Marc th. Donet on a i unsecured resented to our City Trustees to have . dictation, original stories. dies for catarrh and neve: could find . tone, P. W. Mitchell, M. M. Mitchell, . worth many times its cost. It is es-}of the Presidential Administrations, Abbey’s Due from National Banks... a las ordinane adopted here. Other points introduced by G. A. #9Y reliel till I used Ely’s Cream. Davis and W. 0. Moilo, C. ©. of. pecially interesting to those just mar-. from Madison’s to the present.” AsGedelSasuce eorpinre one Eten oie The Union says: Cunninghan & Co., . Brock and Miss Fannie Conn. fale Laumhanon 0 tg . ee be olfinpic,.No. 74. is agen go Dh ane, So pettins signed. cal UNCLE TOMS (; ABIN Totol AMM is aig vt. to 11:30 a. m.—Drawin 2 ; hg ORE ASS pats : . Select reading. ; : A p who hare been having good pay gravel co ane ee % known for Catarrhal diseases of the Services at Trinity Sunday. table free. Murray Hill Publishio 5. Table Talk on the history and Pald-up Capital cn. -e<nenievrenrss in their claim near Randolph Flat for . Miss Maggie Riley. y iy q g tory al Reeve Band a: apie past, have found it quite} Work for primary grades, how to bead. Michael Chancy, Ft. Assina‘Ceeapatlonse ‘uae Jer Difficulties” is Company, 129 East 29th Street, New . literature of the United States and the Cormpany.sumrines Eran -t some , . , . : © is ‘eth ieee +6 : F bone, Mont. ly. York. ‘ ‘irc : rich within the last few days in exteach Rola oan cS ne, Mont. Ly — the subject on which Rev. Edward a current reading of the Circle. —And— shen — Seridcaiwetde pol ding their drift. Oné pan of dirt) 11:30. M MDC ORRON Aw on in One sent ‘ Lewis is to preach at Trinity Chureh Don’t Experiment. . eRe ay NCR BAT RE ‘ otal Liabilities. . -..-$170,881.16 Store vileded $11.25, the largest piece of this. troduced by Miss Mamie Beckman, i — sts 5 neg Sunday Pot He will alates re : Gears fave @ Letter. 2--Uniformed Brass Bands--2 Me, the underaigied. to leans awe : yield being about the value of 3. A. Miss Hattie Hook, Miss Maggie KeleBooth and Barrett ure coining money . (he holy communion and the sacra: You cannot afford to waste time in. m,, following is taken from the WHITE and COLORED. be pave, ened of oe, 6 Seer weaee : pumber of other panfulls yielded al-. her. at San Francisco by the production Of. ont of baptism. experimen™-ng when you lungs are in] (oa Courier: Some weeks «go Mrs. . The only Double Company in Rxletence, . Sere statement, rr. that the same is a true ” jnost as:much per pan. The finding WEDNESDAY—-AFTERNOON. the legitimate drama in good shape, dafiger. Consumption always seems] J pjosgom of Genoa, accompanie 4 Pe . on or the Cit maby Boas oe See. f ‘ h rich gravel will prove a great) 1:15 P. M —Music. ° while Gaylord the Nevada City grocer at first, only.a cold. Do not permit by her little daughter ‘un aad of oe Ae Ce pe 1808, soccediug to the of be ate ther prospectifig: opera1:15 >. Mm. to 1:50 Pp. u.—Address is increasing his trade right along by’ Icannor help telling you how glad I} any dealer to impose upon you with. 7. uJ B spss prised: on Tone S90 secre minute-—smiles and . sets therein hemed perp My oy how Lae stimulus to other p! pec’ 15 Pp. M. tol: M ’ . j % . am of your Cream Balm for cataarh. 1 imitati 'D Wiis re. H. J. Baldwin of Carson Valley. . tears blended together ! two comical, lu-. the said bank and of its proper po ong te tions gding on in the vicinity on the . Supt. Ira G. Hoitt. selling the very best goods at fair ; taarh. some cheap imitation of Dr. King’s . ‘py¢ jatter had just reveived_a letter dierous musical Marks . , A. pack of tro" . correspondents. rjetor’. ions g . : Rea prices. m10 2% Was suffering terribly at the time it] New Discovery for Consumption, Colds sia Seana e cious, man-hunting bloodhounds, We furthermore solemnly swear that the _ same lead. 1:50 P. M. to2 :20 P. m.—Best Means oe reached me and after trying every-. and Coughs, but be sure you get th from :a friend in San Erancisco, in er aid-np capital stock of the Citigens Bank . —_—_—_— and Most Desirable Ends of Educa-. 7. People’s Atlas is spoxen of as. thing I knew of put your medicine on pean cnanad hk seit oa Pipe whose family, the letter stated, there The Two Greatest Topsies tose howe Sear tides oan sae val: Taxe Ayer’s Sarsaparilla,”in oe fe ae ae Shall Fri-. 4 most useful book in school libraries. . trial and on the first application I} profit he may tell you he has someahh Sg © acariet me yi On BARTS } Ese FE. M, PRESTON, ; «ng of the year, to purifiy the blooc 120 P. M. ‘ + Be fe 63 ; P could notice relief, and in 5 days félt. jhing j itter girl was in the room when the), ated by the distinguished D. E. MORGAN, Asa’t rrocery epens* hd aan excite the liver day afternoon be devoted to speaking. The new edition of 1888 is now ready, potenti ’ 3. A. Boll Z . thing just as good, or just t.@ SAMe. . ) .tter was read and a few days aftermPcomic pact pete obey ned Berio p subscribed and sworn before me, a Not \ aching si OVP i essay, reading, etc? Discussion w. siving @ map of every country in the . ke & new man, ¢. A. oli, San} pon’t be deceived, but insist upon) ia. was taken sick oh antohan Prima Donnas, State of Californie this Yorrth aay-of will be ‘ { ; to action restore healthy tone and vigor; 9 ri Weotak 4. 3 as world, with a vast amount of valuable Jose, Cal. getting Dr. King’s New Disco. ery, ” ial with scarle ary, A. D. 1888. ’ to the whole physical mechanism. Re-. A. Sleep, D. A. Macphee, T. J. Barry.) . . tion. Can be had only from <r Mhich is guaranteed to give relief in fever. She had the fever in a mid. THE HYER SISTERS FRep SEARLS, Notary Public. member that quality,not_quantity,con“Recess. The J. Dewing Company, Bush street A Nasa injector free with each bot-. all Throat, Lung and Chest affections, . form, «0 mild, in fact, that the nature] . oi.) Pa TT semen ee . titutes the value of medicine. 3 Pv. to 3:30 Pr. M.—Elementary . 1) Francisco. pany, + . 16 of Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price . Trial bottles free at Carr Bros.’ Drug-. of her dis ase was not at firat under-. com any by ge gh BR BL gid My as 7 as Behg! Sciences in the Schools, T. B. Gray. eae 60 cents, For sale at Carr bros. store. eet stood. Now it has been ascertained . *'*°° ILD ACTRESS in the world, little Gonstable and Qollector, : ‘ ‘gettie and Save Costs. Discussion. ae ail A Self-Ev ident Proposition. : Notice te Creditors. beyond a doubt that she had scarlet JENNIE FURSMAN as EVA. ~~ WAS ee Pa ‘ 3:30 P. mu. to 4 Pp. M.—-What shall be ee gfe Suton’s cure will immediately re— — fever, and asthere hasbeen no other. x,y PE Ee ‘ FFICE in Justice Wadsworth’s Court ndebted to me fér goods done with the bad boy in school? The new municipal bill has its op-}lieve Croup, Whooping Cough and All persons indebted tome for sup-. case in the county fora long time, her gouth Cavolina Jubilee Singers and Plante: room, Pine Street, Ne ; All persons i ees : ‘ 5 is expelled? Disponents and so has the charter the city . Bronchitis. “For rr Bros. plies purchased at the Plaza Feed -—~ . tion Troubadors, 20 in number , the aesthet. . i. aon ; San Francisco OppoWith him after he pe ‘ Y¥ . Bronchits sale by Carr Bros parents are confidentthe disease was. ic trained donkey, LEON ; the smallest S St ws oe x purchased at the San ple satald: are cussion—John-T. Wicks, B. F., Stew-. is now governed under; but there is +o os —_ ee to cail at the Post-. communicated to her from the letter. . Puouand poay i t te world ; Edison's elecpencerian Steel Pens e ee Z North . P 5 4 a. ie s a + A “ i : ‘ sition Biers in immediately aud . Art, J, @. ONAL. one thing on whic: people all agree,. Caour, whooping cough and bronCe a Oe ae bead OC LT ee tle Voogtiin elaborate contumes by Dasien. Are the Best.requested to : =ui be EVENING. and it is that Geo. C. Gaylord’s is the . chitis immediately relieved by Shiloh’s . collector. : : —braced of this dreadful Pence ei eee sais ahs = ee ee er at ete cat. . -S4menLactare, “What to do and best place to bay groceries. iml0-2t . Cure: At Carr Bros. j 19-tf Cia, bene, Le tery oF Reserved Seatetcent, ‘1800. a osed A Ase ‘init . oe s : e a+ : i * 2 * 4

wre eee. A VILLAIN KILLED. — CKARLES S. CAREY. TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE. —_——A Synopsis of the Proceedings Which Will Take Place. how to do it,’? State Superintendent Ira G. Hoitt.THURSDAY FORENOON. 9 4. m.—Roll Call. Grammar and High School Section, PERSONAL MENTION. a PY Socialand Other Wotes About People Old and Young. Death of a Noted Nevadan. Col. David E. Buel died recently in . St. Louisin extreme poverty. Col. . Buel was a noted figure on the Pacific Coast for thirty years,'and at one time was the leading mining operator of Eastern Nevada. He figured extensively and prominéntly~in..the mining affairs of Austin, Eureka and Belmont, THE WRONG MAN. ees “The Daily Transcript. . ee Rev. John Coyle not the Author of the Libel. : The New Solicitor of the United States Treasury. SUNDAY, MAROH 11, 1888. eee] A. J. Tiffany, Chairman. HERE AND THERE. ; _ . 9:0 to 9:40—B. F. Hedden—What pa The Teachers Institute will meet in. ought to be taught in geography? To A bre? Neceid tt Vulva Matton of this city on April 2d, and continue for! what extent should the text-book be + oul tadineal five days. The following is the pro-. ysed? Local geography. ” ocal Interest. gram for each day: Value of map drawing. The Betrayer of an Innocent Girl Shot and Killed by Her Brother. 4s 1 — -—— Mrs. Irish continues to be very ill. Marshal Eddy is still in a critical condition. : Lawyer Kitts, of Grass Valley, was Napa Crry, March 7, 1888. Eprrok Transcxipt—In the Transcript of February 29th Tread an article headed ‘‘A Ministerial WhopWill Williams and a party of miners arrived in Fresno, from Hildreth, on Thursday night, and the former gave himself up to the Sheriff, having shot "ss taatceiaiaseaaiesinnaisiiiiiaas -snesersaessered Ss MONDAY. 9:40 to. 10:40—Discussion, opened and instantly killed an Englishman . in town yesterday. ee ao ape i an article in the. an Extraordinary Offer te All Sunday—go to church. 1 30 P. u.—Organization. by J. S. Hennessy, Miss Jennie Dyer, named Harry Beatle in a saloon at J. N. Brooks, of Montana, is here on . Over “7 — . = aaecage soe my Wanting Bmplorenee : Several apricot trees in this city are Music. A. E. Baugh, Miss Clara Muncey. Hildreth on Wednesday night. Anja visit to Prof. T. B. Gray and family. eee 4 ow me to say, decline the Wa wint-tive, euerbetie sink tr tn booth Introductory rémarks—County Sups interesting story leads up to the murThere is but little change to be re. ‘‘soft im peachment”’ for the following every county in the United Gictes snd : erintendent. Agila der, in substance as follows: Two ported in the condition of E, H. Gay. reasons: Yesterday was a lovely day—regueth opel iy ange OP . National Educational i cicclation. 10:50 to 11:50—General History— years ago Harry Daniels appeared in . lord. Ist—My namé is not John H. Coyle. . merit, on its merits. An article TON, lar Spring weather. ’\ Ite aim, benefit tothe schouls, to the John Hussey. The essentinls of Grass Valley. He was welldressed,. K. M. Preston went down to Penn . Thave no middle letter in my name. ing a large sale paying over 100 per A number of spies still live to infest . profession at lar American history.. How to make hisand told that he was the younger son] Valley yesterday to visit that garden. 2d—I never saw the article referred . Cent. profit, having no, competitio:s, 1B, i i P ae i F a vane Th ae: ae 3 eee : : } ed’) and on which the agent is protected in this section of country. Five minute addresses by Principals tory interesting an practical. e of a noble family in England. He had . spot of Nevada county. to either in manuscript or in print] tie exclusive sale by a deed given for CER, x There ig an unprecedented demand . T. B, Grav, M. P. Stone, D. H. Maclessons of our history™ ‘plenty of money, which he spent freely,. Thomas Wayman and wile, of Pike until Tread it in the columns of your . each-and every county he may secure for lands in this county. phee, T.J. Barry, B. F. Stewart, C. il 20 to 12—Discussion by the secgave it as his intention to buy a yanch . City, who have been on a visit to San . paper. . pe us, hol tat er po The Land Association is doing a big. H. Crowell and other memters of the tion, Yntroduced by Miss Fannie and settle down. He began paying . Francisco, returned home yesterday. . 3d—I have too many pleasant mema uals tins peng a ee Fail wa hee business in the way of selling lands. Institute. Doom, George E. Riley, George A. attention to Miss Williams, of Grass. Mrs. O. Porter, of Reno, went to ories of acts of kindness and. courtesy . owner, it might not be har os re Beef, pork and mutton is a litle. Recess. Brock. Valley, one of the belles of the place, . North San Juan yesterday to visit her . extended to me and mine by the citi. make ‘an extraordinary offer’ to cheaper, and the butchers and consu-. Manner of exhibiting schoolwork at Primary and Intermediate section— and Will Williams, her brother, was. parents, who reside at that place. zens of Nevada City, . yourselves . secure good agents at once, but we mers are pleased. the National Educational Assembly in Miss Lizzie Stokes, Chairman. his chum. In the course of time he. ©. Calliot, of the Grass Valley Sulamongst the number, to be guilty of have concluded to make it to show, eas 2 reser : ne : not ohly our confide i i The grass at. Penn Valley is six} July, 9:10 to 9:40—Geography—Miss Salwoed and won Miss Williains’ consent} phurets Works, was in town yestersuch an unjust and ungenerous picsf cane luventiod:, grog aiid sp inches high, and the stock down there General discussion by the Institute. lie McCauley. to marriage, and also that of the family, . day. ture as the writer presents in said ar-. by any agent that will handle it wit Cardinal points. Location and distance. Land, tray and moulding board. Practical devices in geography teaching 9:40 to 10:50—Discussion by the section, introduced by George Hothersall, Miss Ina Cooper, Miss Kate Hurley, Miss Mary Condon. is looking very fine. : The Directors of the Nevada Academy Association held a meeting yesterday at-the Academy. The Young Ladies Institute of this city will give a whist party at Hibernia Hall on Friday evening. There are several very bad holes on the Grass Valley road which ought to be filled in before anether accident Hon. Chas. S. Cary who was recently appointed Solicitor of the United States Treasury, to succeed Judge Alexander McCue, promoted to be Assistant Treasurer, is a resident of Cattarangus county, New York, where he has resided thirty-seven years, pursuing the practice of the law. Mr. Charles Ss. Cary was bern at Arkport, New York, about sixty years ago. He is a tull, energy. Our agents now at work are making from $150 to $300 a month clear, and this fact makes it safe for us to make our offer to all who are out of employment. Any agent that will give our business a thirty day’s trial und failto clear at least $100 in this time, above all expenses, can return all goods unsold to us and we will refund the money. paid for them. No such employer of agents ever dared to make such offers, nor would we if we did not know that we have auents now and under this promise he effected her ruin. When the condition of the girl became known Daniels fled, and although the Wiliams boys hunted for him he could not be found. The girl attempted suicide to hide her shame, but finally was persuaded to look upon herself as the innocent victim of the villain. A child was born to her a year ago, and after she was out ol ticle if it is intended as a picture of Nevada City. Lam sure your sense of justice and fair play will prompt you to make a place in you paper for this correction. Yours truly, Joun CoyYLe. _ EVENING. 8p. m. Teachers re-union at the Theater. The exercises will commence promptly at8. ‘TUESDAY—MORNING. 9, a. M.—Roll call. 9:10 a. m. to 10 A. Mu—Grammar and High School section. T. B. Gray, Principal. Compound Numbers—J. G. O’ Neill. Bert Schlesenger, of Sierra City, passed through town yesterday on his way home. D. E. Osborne, the efficient Public Adminisirator of this county, came up vesterday on business appertaining to his office. L. S. Calkins and wife went to San Francisco by yesterday morning’s train. . i achcaeuccagpasaantes ‘ The Debating Club. RECESS. 10:50 to 11:50—Reading—D. MaThe Nevada._City—Debating Club met Friday evening at. Hibernia Hall happent, s 3 Longitude and Time—Miss Emma honey. How to gain expression. Exportly Lastalts with a pleasant face, which . danger, Will, her brother, and. a! Geéo, Er Brand, Secretary of the and discussed the quéstion : ‘Resolved . making more than double this amount. The Senior class of the High School Griffiths. ercise for class drill. How to use is adorned with a brown moustache, J younger son left Grass Valley and} {and Association, is expected home . that the city. of Nevada should organ. Jer large descriptive circulars explain had their regular meeting at the resi-} “19 , 7 to 10:50 a. m.—Percentage. charts. Supplementary reading for . Slightly tinged with grey. He is said} went to Fresno county, going into the . »omorrow, ize under the new municipal bill.” . oe offer fully, “and these we wish to. dence’ of Mrs. J. D. White on Friday i evening last. Peach, apricot and almond trees are in full bloom at French Corral, Penn Valley, Fet Hill-and in fact everywhere in that part of the county. Freight .is being: hauled from thi+ send to everyone Out of employment / who will send us three one cent stamps ; for postage. Send at once and securethe agency in time for the boom, andyo to work on the terms named in our extraordinary offer. Prof. J. A. Fritz and wife, of San Francisco, are registered at the National Exchange Hotel. to resemble President Cleveland in several respects. Heis slow and always calm in his manner and conversation, but is easily approached, and makes friends readily. His experieuce in the law has been large, and he’ is considered the leading attorney in foothills and securing workin the Abbey mine. Wiil became a sort ol Assistant Foreman, and on’-one Cay last week went to Hildreth in search of men to work. As he entered Hig gins’ saloon a man at the bar turned and called, ‘Hello, Bill Williams. Second Readers. : 11:30 to 12—Discussion by the section, introduced by Miss Rosa McKeon, Migs Sara Davis, Miss Clara Cleveland, C. Runckel. THURSDAY AFTERNOON. 1:15—Music, The discussion was spirited, and the good points of both, the old and new ihstruments were for ibly stated and the weak places of both ‘held up to the public gaze. The President de-. . Address, at orce, NatIonaL NoveLTy cided that the, affirmative were entiCo., 514 Smithfield St., Pittsburgh, tled to the merits of the arguments. Pa. {24 3m and its Applications, D. A. Macphee. Discussion. : Recess. 11 a. M.to 12._m.—The Essentials of Arithmetic beyond Percentage—Robert E. Hughes, A. M. Powers, George Hothersal. L INArchie Nivens, of the Grass Valley land office, was in town yesterday. He reports a gréat inquiry for lands in that township. SS a city to Graniteville. A few days ag0. ” primary and Intermediate Sections, . 1:3) to 2—Kindergarten — es ern ew York, and is well qu ili. . Come and have 1 drink! William D. W. Blair, of Noth Bloomfield The critic forthe evening read a reight was conveyed in Wagons to ‘ 7 ay . fied toassume and conduct the re-} recognized Daniels, declined to dritik, ta ann . voetical criticism which reflected mucl ; i i A. J. Tiffany, chairman. Miss Bertha M. Freeman. : : ; i ae : Rs . arrived here on Friday evening and . poetical eriiie ich reflected: much Lake City and from there on sleighs 9:10 A. u. to 10 A. u.—Number Re Os , Bis : ee sponsible affairs of his new position. . and being unarined, to avoid a quarrel . ont to the Bay yesterda Gredlit upon thw writer —— One of our citizens who. was at the hosts sent Se Send Ai é 2 to 3—Reading in the Public] yr Charles S. Cary is not a wealthy} with Daniels, who was becoming i y ye Mf SOL; are aati When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, Bay last week informs us that while tor beginners—Miss Libbie Pope, Miss . schools, Geo. A. Watson. mén, but by careful’ management he. abusive bec : ’ phe drink Geo. L. Cole, of Los Angeles, ar A recitation Was delivered by M. . whenshe wasa child, shie cried for Castoria, . HL CARR . Cora Clark. uae , y tie abusive because he would not drink, . jyoq here on Friday evening’s train. . O'Farrell in his usual felicitous, manWhen she became Miss,she clung to Castoria in “Alex. Sloan’s saloon, on Geary street, he met fifteen old residents o! this city. L. M. Sukeforth has concluded to continue business. at his old stand and not remove tothe building opposite the Transcript, as he contem plated a few days ago. Young Wetterau, who was injured has accumulated a moderate fortune. In his section of the State, he has been for many years of the Democratic party. Hehas,been a member of the

State Committee, and in the year 1882 was elected member of Assembly? While at Albany he was the leader of the Democratic side of the house, and became the close friend of Governor he left the saloon and went back to the mite. On Wednesday he made another trip to Hildreth for men, and his younger brother accompanied him Arriving. there they were informes that Daniels left town and had gone te the McNally mine to-work. The boy: separated, and Will went to Higyins’ saloon after the men. While he war 10A. M. to 10:50 a. m.—Addition, Miss Maggie Stenger. Subtraction Miss Grace Everett. Other points by the section. Recess. 11 a. M.to12 w.—Compound Numbers, Miss Kate Brown, Common Fractions, W, C. Gray, Decimal Fractions, D. Mahoney. When she had children, she gave them . Castaria ner. The program for next Friday © vening is one of more than ordinary interest, including readings and recitations by the best talent inthe Club, as well as a recitation by Mrs. Maxfield, and ‘a debate on Woman Suffrage by the Club. . These meetings are highly, enterind is visiting with County Treasurer Shoecraft and family. Frank H. Bell, G. D. DeNoon and F. A. Little, of North Bloomfield, arrived here on Friday evening, and returned home yesterday. Yesterday was Charlie Kent’s fortyfourth anniversary of his wedding, He looks no older than le did twenty: 3:10—Music. 3:10 to 3:30—How to use a reader in learning to read, Miss Fannie Doom. 3:30 to 4—Silent teaching, B. F. Hedden. Discussion. 8 Pp. m.—Lecture, Dr. C. C. Stratton. * PRIDAY—FORENOON, by being thrown off ofthe Grass Mow TUESDAY—FORENOON. 9 a. m—Roll Call. Sleversoe, 5 bee at aint wee saps standing ut the end of the bar talkin, five years ago, and one would scarcely taining and instructive,and everybody ley wage 0 Fhureday evening last.) 15 Pp. m.— Music. TREE Dee: rie these dubbed ‘Bosom Friend Very. to the proprietur, in came Daniels . yolieye, after taking ® good square . is welcome to attend. Next evening pe getting slong nicely and will be at 1:25 to 2:05 p. u.—Address—‘‘ Books The been at the coanty ssl age a erganenes = his intimacy with the. The latter at once ‘began to @bUSE . ook at him, that he was as old as he} is peculiarly “ladies night’ and the F EVERY work again in a day or two. : und Reading,” Dr. C. C. Stratton. nestly invited to attend the session of Governor. Several yearsago he was. Williams, at the same time putting really ts. . ladies are particularly requested. to atMistletoe Encampment will hold itr <06 pe 2:35 p. u.—Science of the Institute and participate in the. a candidate for Congress, but was de-. his hand behind him. In the mids 1. 8. Eberle, agent for the famour and: . regular meeting tomorrow evening ‘ea inhaii FE B Ginn Se e ppoceedings. : feated by the late Hon. H. J. Norton. of his abuse the younger brothe: Abbey‘s Toulle Aicneiaabi iacats eliaeant Repeated tes Initiations and other important busi. © 2:35 P. o te. 2:50. »._ u.Goneral 9:10 A. M. to 10:40 a. m.—Expendi-. In 1883 he was a candidate for Judge . entered the saloon, and Daniels, with: . poms Cabin Company, was in town Ly ACOBS ; AGES will be transacted. Every memSectennion a Arithmetic. "Principles ture of the Library Fund; apparatus si Lof-the Supreme Court, but was defeated. Lout—a-word turned and_—sprung—upon vosterday—makingsirengemente $69 >" Lett Ne) Oly, ber is earnestly requested toattend. . 4 nethods; how to teach elemencostly books; charts. school furniture. . by Judge Thomas Corlett, although he. him, knocking him down, and the . no great show to appear here on Friéne 3 Eureka Township is going to be the tary aahaatin: advanced work; Other topics of vital interest to the) ran fur aheed of his ticket in a strong. ran at Will Williams, at the same) q.y evening next. pega AYN fn ET Cc scene of busy quartz mining oper practical-aids aad duvices. -’ . school will come up. Republican district. The only na-. time trying to pull his revolver, which ah ADE ERE ae ‘ rHene MA IC ” --tiéns this season. A number of opeResse Addressesand remarks by School . tional position ever filled by him ,was. pad caught in his pocket. As Daniels A GRAND TREAT. om ff. Y bj rators are only waiting for the season . that of Railroad Commissioner to in:3: Music ‘Truste:s,.B.N. Shoeeraft, Hon. Wm. Podese snake George, Geo. E. Robinson, Dr. Hays, 8:10 r. «to. 8:40-. m.—Writing, R. 5 M. Kitts, W. E. Meservey, F. RichJ. Fitgerald. How to teach children to write, ards, M. L. Marsh, L. U. Foote, T, J. First lessons; movement; practical Robinson, John Black. ida Recess. Discussion opened by J. F: Benoit, 10:50 4. m. to 11:50 A. m.—General that of Ki reached Williams he grabbed the spect the Union Pacific Rattrovd; and latter by~ the throat; and-Wittiams=atthe only peculiarity about:the new] once pulled a self-acting, 38-caliber solicitor is his hand-writing, which is] American bull-dog revolver and fired. something that will test the highest] Although close, the shot missed skill of his clerks and all others. who] Daniels, and Williams fired a second attempt to decipher it. It is claimed] shot quiek; and the ball entered his Miss Netlie Joyce, Mrs. Lucy White. discussion by : the Institute on the that no other man inthe United States! head bythe ear, instantly kitting him: ii sa topics already introduced. writes a similar hand. Then the Williams boys and halfa 8 a. u.—Lecture—"The Signs of the 11:30 a. m.—Address, Granville F r times,”” Dr. C. D. Stratton. i i .M. ’ i . sooo dozen spectators went tok resno. They oster. A Jolly Time. had a preliminay examination hefore WEDNESDAY—FORENOON, FRIDAY—AFTERNOON. Justice Stewart, and the above ‘testi9a. M.—Roll Call. 1:15 rp. m.—Roll Call. mony wasgiven. The Justice released eremmprmrenen 4 Abbey's Double Uncle Tom's Cabin next Friday. of snow storms to pass to go into the district. Y The difficulty between John A. Cun ningham, road overseer, and Wm Ragsdale, in relation to an obstructing fence’on a public highway, has been amicably settled and the suit arising therefrom will be dismissed. “The Chicago Park Improvement Association has been organized at Chicago for the purpose of giving nonresident colonists an opportunity of NEURALGIA. . ___ Absolutely Pure, 0 FREER BS His P Nerves.—Wore it possible to observe the Y —A Gunes Purity atone a ; an misery of the world in some conereta . whol More mica I ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold incom petition with the multitude of low test, shor ! form, netiine ever oopeelved woule ! : t ‘hi surpass its horrors. Every one © the An Eastern paper in speaking of this thread-like nerves have each a latent great Company says: The Opera pons ig sacs excruciating pein, the ao ost , imit of which is simply the limit o . House_was packed last evening. by human endurance. ‘Think of the toothan audience representing three generaache, with a single little nerve at work tions to see Abbey’s Double Uncle to drive one crazy; think of NEURALGIA, . — [om’s Cabin Company. , While the with a few of these fibrous torments Dividend Notio,.all pulsing painfully at once, and then main features of the old dramatization are retained, the management has adreflect that at the same moment thouDivine NO. 20,0F FIFTY CENTS PER weight, alum or phosppase powders, id Only in Cans ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 106 Wall street, New York wm. T. COLEMAN & CO., Agents, fan Francisco. PAPERS There wasa large and enthuetastic sands, tens of thousands, perhaps milshare on the Capital Stock of the CITIlions, are suffering alike, LENS BANK will become due and payable improving. their property. Charles} Grammar and High School section,. 1:25 P. u.—Music. meeting of we Lodge, No. 48. Williams on $1,00) bonds for his led ‘many new and unique features CHARACTERISTICS. oo, tad afar pares 10th, 1888, at the office of i City. Stafford is resident manager. M. P. Stone, chairman. 1:25 p. Mm to 2:10 ep. m.—Have we too Knights of Pythias, at their Castle appearance on Wednesday next. ‘hat do not fail to please general audi-. 3ubtile Pain.—Nouralgic’ affections are JOHN T. MORGAN, Cashier. Assessor Bond and his whole force 9:10a. a to 9:40 a. M.—Grammar. many text books? Hall in this city Friday evening. The ences. Eva St. Clair is personated by perhaps the most pronounced in the , , : = +00 een a enormous list of achesand pains. , Nothof deputies are at work in Grass Valley . and Composition, Miss Florence Bart-. Discussion introduchd ‘by M. FP: . SOeseen ve the conferring of the Congregational Church. Genie Fursman, who is but four years} — ing is so subtile in its ‘aponiach nothin FOR SALE. stent Drug township. As soon as they get through: . ling. Stone. ; “amplified third”? rank, the work beofage. She is a greatfavorite and a pele gee f(t sre Sarees jane aa ; i : : * * 1. , ) dmiits, @ there they will tackle this township,. 9:40. to 10:20. m.—Language,. 2:10 r. m to 2:30 P._M.—Unfinished ing performed by a team from Olym-. Preaching morning and evening, by . wonderful child-actress. The two S ilesnvared, yf completely. subdues ‘ The * ; — after which the force will be divided . iss Alice Chapman, Mrs. M. V. business. pic Lodge, No. 74, of Grass Valley. the pastor Rev, J. Sims. Subject of . Marks made a vast deal of fun. There ts Loh oy and iy jn sme A conCANADA HILL QUARTZ MILLA . \ , up in the remsining townships. Leech. 2:30 p. M. to 3P. M.—Reports of ComThere was present. a good-sized dele-. discourse in the evening ‘The Resuli . are two Topsys in the company, perquese geese ve mentioned. COMPRISING { . ‘ ‘4 A large délegation of Mistletoe En-. 10:20 to10:504. M.—To What ex-\. mittees. gation from that Lodge which, with . of Intellectual: Progress”. A cordial sonated by the distinguished Hyer Symptoms. —Neuralgia pe ee te Buildings, Rook-Breakers, 9 I campment members went to Gras . tent shall the text-book be used? How} Adjournment. the large outpour of Milo, crowded the . invitation i+ extended to all. ___ . Sisters, who have been heard here be. ““g nerve disease, the chief symptom of wdaci : Valley last evening to pay a fraternal . oan woe gain expression in written ee hall with jolly Knights. In conferrfore inopera. They are artists of the which isa very acute pain, intermitting, Concentrators, Water Wheels. Ke visit to Union Encampment. ,A.R. work? Methods of teaching lan-{ * Death of Hattie Bean, ing the degree Past Grand Chancellor . . ; cetat torme, abundant trosaca, highest rank and made a most decided Coe are ad and which sens there: Retorting Furnace, Gold Soales, Safe. Lord, Chief Patriach of the State, Wa] suage. — W.H. M. Cobb, of Nevada, acted as peperkliog eyes our raise Invite, “hit? by their exquisite singing and. fore v0 be seated in thé nerve. The paces present to pay the Encampment an] pjscussion by the section. Niehe — _— % Pete C. C., W. H. Mitchell as V. C., Grand Mand the loveliest face will blight— merry antics. The Quartette’s singing agile ene i ae oe ALSO THE _official visit. Recess. , ser sas ak Saleen wit Prelate J. D. Norton, of Nevada, actZeeth unclesaly and unheeded: and plantation scenes gave great an ache and acute pain. Arising from Hoisting Machinerv, , 4 ed P., Victor Routhier as M. of A., Wesley Mitchell as I. G., and James McLochlan as P. C. The work wa® well performed and the Grass Valley knights should feel proud of their successful and praise-worthy rendition of a disordered stomach, it is often at tended by vomiting. TREATMENT. Troatment.— Apply ST. JACOBS. OIL frequently, gently rubbing the afflicted parts; apply to the whole extent of the , Twelve young business men of Colfax have orginized a Cornet Band officered as follows: President, Dr. H. N. Miner;. Vice-President, Henry Lobner; Secretary, W. A. Edenger; Treasurer, W. L. Butler. They propleasure to lovers of negro melodies. Geo. T. Dorsey as Uncle Tom, was the best we ever saw, and Aunt Ophelia was very good indeed, Taken in all, the ‘Double Uncle Tom” entertainment gives more than one’s money’s 11 a. Mz to 11:30 A. M-—Literature, Granville F. Foster. How to teach—How to incite a love for good literature—What to-read— Methods in teaching literature. Discussion opened by SuperintenEEE Pumps, Oolumns,’ Engines; Boilers, . Oars. Tools, Forge, Pelton Wheels, — ETC., ETC. For full.particulars apply to E. 0, OHARONNAT, noon about 4 o’clock. Our dear little iriend has gone tw join the silent majority. Bronchitis was the cause of her deat. Sne had been sick less than a week and her death was 4 Good Investmonts. The. original investors in the Bell Telephone stock are considered fortunate because the value of it has innerve soreness; keep up a gentle friction until a: burning sensation—is produced. INES, » poss to secure a first class instructor, . dent Ira G. Hoitt, Ge H. Crowell, M. surprise to her many friends. Her. the work. After closing the Lodge creased ten-fold. It was, no doybt, . worth. The play has been presented Avoid audden change of temperature, purchase instruments and in the near] Rp, B, Potter. a sehoolmates can hardly. realize that. all retired to Tam’s restaurant where . pleasant surprise: to them, but they. to overcrowded houses every night Sold by Druggists and Dealers Everywhere. =f SEARS cITY. future have as good a band as can be Primary and Intermediate Section— their bright, happy playmate of a few. for two hours the Knights enjoyed could not express their satisfaction . since it opened. It could be repeated . Fhe Charles A. Vogeler Co., Balto, ma. . §emi-Anneal Report of the Oitisens found in this part of the State. . Miss Martha Bradley, chairman. days ago is now lymg cold and pale, themselves to their utmost, while wit. in more honest words than do the. with profit this season. ee Bank, Nevada Cit ee “The Town ‘Trustees of Woodland) 9:10 a. iw, to 940 A. Numbers waiting to be borne to her last resting . and song and story chased each other . purchasers of ‘‘Plain Home Talk Fee ureneaane Witt you suffer with Dyspepsia and ’ y: © saint have passed an ordinance. prohibiting . p, B. Ginn. place. They mours her death and . far into the golden morn. The follow. aud Medical Common Sense,*~hun: = _—_ ees ~~ -U Liver Complaint ?-—-Shiloh’s Vitulizer . Showing its Financial Condition ¥ A COMthe sale of cigar: ttes to boys under. pjvision for children—How to teach deeply sympathize with the bereaved . ing visiting Knights were present: . dreds of whom Write that it is worth. ‘The following is the program fos the is guaranteed to cure you. For sale on Morning of Jam. Ist, 1888. sixteen years of age and of boys 01 . it, : family. In the death of Hattie, Bloom. Past Grand Chancelor W. H. M. Cobb, from ten to one hundred times its cost . next meeting of Hellas Circle, ©. L. by Carr Bros, apie panies. that age from smoking cigarettes. The. 9:40 a. u. to 10:10 a. m.—Discussion field has lost one of its most lovable . and Grand Prelate J. D. Norton. from . An editor writes: “It is without doubt . $. C., to be held at the residence of acca seca caeen atcha tea icc peo boy who smokes as well as the person . introduced by Miss Esther Ogden, girls, our Te 4 tee ee t. Nevada, J. N. Brooks of Bozeman, . the best book on my shelves.” Aj Mrs, A. R. Wadsworth to-morrow eveKeal Estate taken for s ‘ £ . + . 6 + i . ac 80 ‘ah a ERNST) /f selling him cigarettes is liable t6im-. miss Hannah Skahaen, Miss Mary ee . ae eo ieciae 44 ssstiar eek Montana, _— ME A of San — 7 It is without — ning: oes NEVADA THEATRE. County W arvana er ke . Spee , 6 : Francisco; from Grass Valley, P. C’s. . Wie est and most interesting -boo 1. Roll Call "CO Sa ans on Real Estate .-..... 60,527.00 57 ) Lacey Te an tt Poss a m. to 10:50 A. M + ait sister as heart could wish. T. J. ‘Lord, ‘Routhier Mitchell, Sleep and . I ever consulted.’’ Here is igh eee ee . (response) urrent ONE” NIGHT ONLY ! Loe Stocks, Bonds-and War3 oO ce) : A. . ; Mo o ’ #* : . ; A “ ’ peepee tae / “ xa tapeaeniaant iy aaah offense. . guage, Miss Lizzie iain. McLachlan—Knights Powell, Peas-. to invest $1.50 for something that you. 2,' Select reading. Frid mM h 16th perry iredentes pretcte i We understand a petition will soon be Copy of sentences and short stories, For years I tiave tried many reme-. ley, Freeman, Bush, Sutter, Duns-. will soon find will rise in value, and be} 3. “A review of the principal events riday, Marc th. Donet on a i unsecured resented to our City Trustees to have . dictation, original stories. dies for catarrh and neve: could find . tone, P. W. Mitchell, M. M. Mitchell, . worth many times its cost. It is es-}of the Presidential Administrations, Abbey’s Due from National Banks..... a las ordinane adopted here. Other points introduced by G. A. #9Y reliel till I used Ely’s Cream. Davis and W. 0. Moilo, C. ©. of. pecially interesting to those just mar-. from Madison’s to the present.” AsGedelSasuce eorpinre one Eten oie The Union says: Cunninghan & Co., . Brock and Miss Fannie Conn. fale Laumhanon 0 tg . ee be olfinpic,.No. 74. is agen go Dh ane, So pettins signed. cal UNCLE TOMS (; ABIN Totol AMM is aig vt. to 11:30 a. m.—Drawin 2 ; hg ORE ASS pats : . Select reading. ; : A p who hare been having good pay gravel co ane ee % known for Catarrhal diseases of the Services at Trinity Sunday. table free. Murray Hill Publishio 5. Table Talk on the history and Pald-up Capital cn. -e<nenievrenrss in their claim near Randolph Flat for . Miss Maggie Riley. y iy q g tory al Reeve Band a: apie past, have found it quite} Work for primary grades, how to bead. Michael Chancy, Ft. Assina‘Ceeapatlonse ‘uae Jer Difficulties” is Company, 129 East 29th Street, New . literature of the United States and the Cormpany.sumrines Eran -t some , . , . : © is ‘eth ieee +6 : F bone, Mont. ly. York. ‘ ‘irc : rich within the last few days in exteach Rola oan cS ne, Mont. Ly — the subject on which Rev. Edward a current reading of the Circle. —And— shen — Seridcaiwetde pol ding their drift. Oné pan of dirt) 11:30. M MDC ORRON Aw on in One sent ‘ Lewis is to preach at Trinity Chureh Don’t Experiment. . eRe ay NCR BAT RE ‘ otal Liabilities.. .. -...-$170,881.16 Store vileded $11.25, the largest piece of this. troduced by Miss Mamie Beckman, i — sts 5 neg Sunday Pot He will alates re : Gears fave @ Letter. 2--Uniformed Brass Bands--2 Me, the underaigied. to leans awe : yield being about the value of 3. A. Miss Hattie Hook, Miss Maggie KeleBooth and Barrett ure coining money . (he holy communion and the sacra: You cannot afford to waste time in. m,, following is taken from the WHITE and COLORED. be pave, ened of oe, 6 Seer weaee : pumber of other panfulls yielded al-. her. at San Francisco by the production Of. ont of baptism. experimen™-ng when you lungs are in] (oa Courier: Some weeks «go Mrs. . The only Double Company in Rxletence, . Sere statement, rr. that the same is a true ” jnost as:much per pan. The finding WEDNESDAY—-AFTERNOON. the legitimate drama in good shape, dafiger. Consumption always seems] J pjosgom of Genoa, accompanie 4 Pe . on or the Cit maby Boas oe See. f ‘ h rich gravel will prove a great) 1:15 P. M —Music. ° while Gaylord the Nevada City grocer at first, only.a cold. Do not permit by her little daughter ‘un aad of oe Ae Ce pe 1808, soccediug to the of be ate ther prospectifig: opera1:15 >. Mm. to 1:50 Pp. u.—Address is increasing his trade right along by’ Icannor help telling you how glad I} any dealer to impose upon you with. 7. uJ B spss prised: on Tone S90 secre minute-—smiles and . sets therein hemed perp My oy how Lae stimulus to other p! pec’ 15 Pp. M. tol: M ’ . j % . am of your Cream Balm for cataarh. 1 imitati 'D Wiis re. H. J. Baldwin of Carson Valley. . tears blended together ! two comical, lu-. the said bank and of its proper po ong te tions gding on in the vicinity on the . Supt. Ira G. Hoitt. selling the very best goods at fair ; taarh. some cheap imitation of Dr. King’s . ‘py¢ jatter had just reveived_a letter dierous musical Marks . , A. pack of tro" . correspondents. rjetor’. ions g . : Rea prices. m10 2% Was suffering terribly at the time it] New Discovery for Consumption, Colds sia Seana e cious, man-hunting bloodhounds, We furthermore solemnly swear that the _ same lead. 1:50 P. M. to2 :20 P. m.—Best Means oe reached me and after trying every-. and Coughs, but be sure you get th from :a friend in San Erancisco, in er aid-np capital stock of the Citigens Bank . —_—_—_— and Most Desirable Ends of Educa-. 7.. People’s Atlas is spoxen of as. thing I knew of put your medicine on pean cnanad hk seit oa Pipe whose family, the letter stated, there The Two Greatest Topsies tose howe Sear tides oan sae val: Taxe Ayer’s Sarsaparilla,”in oe fe ae ae Shall Fri-. 4 most useful book in school libraries. . trial and on the first application I} profit he may tell you he has someahh Sg © acariet me yi On BARTS } Ese FE. M, PRESTON, ; «ng of the year, to purifiy the blooc 120 P. M. ‘ + Be fe 63 ; P could notice relief, and in 5 days félt. jhing j itter girl was in the room when the), ated by the distinguished D. E. MORGAN, Asa’t rrocery epens* hd aan excite the liver day afternoon be devoted to speaking. The new edition of 1888 is now ready, potenti ’ 3. A. Boll Z . thing just as good, or just t.@ SAMe. . ) .tter was read and a few days aftermPcomic pact pete obey ned Berio p subscribed and sworn before me, a Not \ aching si OVP i essay, reading, etc? Discussion w. siving @ map of every country in the . ke & new man, ¢. A. oli, San} pon’t be deceived, but insist upon) ia. was taken sick oh antohan Prima Donnas, State of Californie this Yorrth aay-of will be ‘ { ; to action restore healthy tone and vigor; 9 ri Weotak 4. 3 as world, with a vast amount of valuable Jose, Cal. getting Dr. King’s New Disco. ery, ” ial with scarle ary, A. D. 1888. ’ to the whole physical mechanism. Re-. A. Sleep, D. A. Macphee, T. J. Barry.) . . tion. Can be had only from <r Mhich is guaranteed to give relief in fever. She had the fever in a mid. THE HYER SISTERS FRep SEARLS, Notary Public. member that quality,not_quantity,con“Recess. The J. Dewing Company, Bush street A Nasa injector free with each bot-. all Throat, Lung and Chest affections, . form, «0 mild, in fact, that the nature] . oi.) Pa TT semen ee . titutes the value of medicine. 3 Pv. to 3:30 Pr. M.—Elementary . 1) Francisco. pany, + . 16 of Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price . Trial bottles free at Carr Bros.’ Drug-. of her dis ase was not at firat under-. com any by ge gh BR BL gid My as 7 as Behg! Sciences in the Schools, T. B. Gray. eae 60 cents, For sale at Carr bros. store. eet stood. Now it has been ascertained . *'*°° ILD ACTRESS in the world, little Gonstable and Qollector, : ‘ ‘gettie and Save Costs. Discussion. ae ail A Self-Ev ident Proposition. : Notice te Creditors. beyond a doubt that she had scarlet JENNIE FURSMAN as EVA. ~~ WAS ee Pa ‘ 3:30 P. mu. to 4 Pp. M.—-What shall be ee gfe Suton’s cure will immediately re— — fever, and asthere hasbeen no other. x,y PE Ee ‘ FFICE in Justice Wadsworth’s Court ndebted to me fér goods done with the bad boy in school? The new municipal bill has its op-}lieve Croup, Whooping Cough and All persons indebted tome for sup-. case in the county fora long time, her gouth Cavolina Jubilee Singers and Plante: room, Pine Street, Ne ; All persons i ees : ‘ 5 is expelled? Disponents and so has the charter the city . Bronchitis. “For rr Bros. plies purchased at the Plaza Feed -—~ . tion Troubadors, 20 in number , the aesthet. . i. aon ; San Francisco OppoWith him after he pe ‘ Y¥ . Bronchits sale by Carr Bros parents are confidentthe disease was. ic trained donkey, LEON ; the smallest S St ws oe x purchased at the San ple satald: are cussion—John-T. Wicks, B. F., Stew-. is now governed under; but there is +o os —_ ee to cail at the Post-. communicated to her from the letter. . Puouand poay i t te world ; Edison's elecpencerian Steel Pens e ee Z North . P 5 4 a. ie s a + A “ i : ‘ sition Biers in immediately aud . Art, J, @. ONAL. one thing on whic: people all agree,. Caour, whooping cough and bronCe a Oe ae bead OC LT ee tle Voogtiin elaborate contumes by Dasien. Are the Best.requested to : =ui be EVENING. and it is that Geo. C. Gaylord’s is the . chitis immediately relieved by Shiloh’s . collector. : : —braced of this dreadful Pence ei eee sais ahs = ee ee er at ete cat. . -S4menLactare, “What to do and best place to bay groceries. iml0-2t . Cure: At Carr Bros. j 19-tf Cia, bene, Le tery oF Reserved Seatetcent, ‘1800. a osed A Ase ‘init . oe s : e a+ : i * 2 * 4