May 14, 1886 (4 pages)

ae. ie S; ati . FR GR net SS a oF UF and ome ard. the n the der. he anes ane Ta \ put neither of them put in an, apof Washingten Territory, “new uniforms. Dailv. Mondays Excepted. ams AS * “J. Roppa, of Butte, Montana, and West India Bob” were _adyertised to have a hard glove fight at a Truckee saloon the other night, rance. The saloon did a. landoffice business all that evening, all the same. Deere ere duction SRN ROL Boys and girls may be had—particularly boys—for service at wages, for identare, or for legal adoption, by applying with. recommendations to E. T. Dooley, Sup’t Boys and Girls Aid Society, 68 Clementina St., San Francisco. Mrs. NANNIE FRICK (nee Ridge), is expected here in a few days, and will visit her parents and friends in California during the summer. —— §$J. H. Turney, ot San Francisco, one of the original members of the Derbec Company, passed through town this week on his way to the! mine. ah Tar Willow. Valley cases growing out of land troubles have been . dismissed by Justice Wadsworth on motion of the District Attorney. : ——0 Tue new Odd Fellows Hall at San. Francisco was dedicated Wednesday and the Nevada county delegates helped to do it, Tas Hydraulic Home Guard (boys’ military company) are raising funds with which to buy ——— err Tux Mayflower mining company at Forest Hill, Placer county, advertise for bids to run a bed-rock tunnel. . -—>o oe JSoupes WALLING is a member of he Committee on Appeals in the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows. x a ns vs J. O. Riom is engaged in colleécting the road poll taxes due’ from residents in this township, . ALLEL AOI J. M. Hapa axd wife returned Wednesday evening from Oakland and San Francisco. Accorpixe to the papers a lottery ticket ‘gold in. ‘Nevada City has drawn $2,000. “Paowas Guexnex starts this week for Illinois, going via the Southern route. aati el A si Hues Exsis, of Grass “Valley, was in town yesterday on mining business. ~_ Special Meeting. The Supervisors held a special meeting yesterday, Messrs. Hill, Schroeder and Wood being present. The only business transacted was the appointment of Judge Keiser as Health Officer of Truckee, in compliance with a petition signed by most of the tax-payers of that town. The ordinance will be published in our next issue. : oe Business Change. C. A. Barrett has purchased from Mrs. Ludby the store of the late Mrs. M. A. Sterling. The business will be conducted by Mrs. Rarrett and daughters. SES : Te Neutralize Offensiveness. Impure breath, caused. by bad teeth, tobacco, spirits or catarrh, is neutralized by SOZODONT. Tis a healthful beautifier, anc @ great luxury as a dentifrice. The repulsive breath is by its use rendered as fragrant asa rose, an be no longer noticed. a a Attention Chevaliers of Canton Neva, No. 6, P. M. There will ba a ‘special cantonment of Canton Neva’ Tuesday evening, May 18, 1886, for the purpose of inspection and muster. Every chevalier is earnestly requested to be present. By Order, G. A. Gray, m14-4t : Com. — oe Strawberry Festival. The ladies of the M. E. Church will give a strawberry festival on Wednesday evening, May 19th, in the vestry of the church. : Ladies. 13-td if you get your fine kid shoes made to order at N. Lubke’s Commercial street shoe store, you will be troubled with no more corns. The ty where, only place in the coun the genuine French kid, turned shoes are made. Marrresses made over and reStandard , tf Auction House. -* yae Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of ' Bourbon, Ind., says: “Both myself and wife owe our lives to Shi~ re Bie oh’s Consumption Cure.” Carr _ Here Rodda’s aoxiliary atime 4 local scientists, to hear the debate a p24-lm Analytical Review of the Saturday Evening Debate. [Carson Appeal.) On Saturday evening the Appeal reporter visited Virginia City, in connection with a number of SCIENCE IN VIRGINIA. ed between Profs. Rodda and Slattery. On reaching Piper’s Opera House the Carsonites were. astonished at the interest displayed in the lecture by the Comstockers. The space before the box office was aa swaying mass of various humanities, all clamoring for tickets. The interest in science developed to such an extent that several men were knocked down and pedestrianized upon before the hunger for knowledge was «ppeased. : On entering the hall the reporter was astonished to find a 24 foot ring pitched on thestage, in a manner which gave unmistakable signs of a fistic tendency to the depate, The other Carsonites also saw ata glance that they had been inveigled to Virginia City to seo & prize fight, under the cloak of a scientific discussion. All hands agreed that the only course left was to indignantly de‘mand their money at the door, but on hearing thatthe two pugilists were worthy men with large families, their humanitarian instincts became predominant, »and the Carsonites, by applying to Manager Piper, secured cosy seats behind the scenes, where the audjence could not witness their discomfiture. It was also agreed that a position close to the ropes would better enable the Carsonites to detect and stop any tendency to brutality or foul play. Round First—The two debaters advanced to the center of the ring, and after being introduced by the Referee (whose name is omitted at his request on account of his large family) they shook hands in a most affectionate manner, but immediately afterwards and apparently without the slightest provocation, Mr. Slattery slapped Rodda’s face, and Rodda becoming considerably incensed at such familiarity, hit his friend under the ear in a most unmistakable manner. . The reporter noticed several policemen about the place and called their attention to the character of the. disturbance, but they said they could not interfere without they had a-sworn complaint to go on. on : There seemed to be mo complaint from . anybody and then Slattery made another attempt to cuff the-other__man who_ bowed in the politest manner possible and allowed the cyclone to pass over his head. This act showed what we have been often told, that nothing is lost by politeness, for had he hesitated about the bow his ear would have by this time been preserved in alcohol in the labratory of some Comstock,medico. Here a man who was near the ropes consulted a large halt watch and called ‘‘time” causing both men to retire to their corners for a wash. During the interval the reporter noticed several commercial transactions in the audience, the Celtic . inhabitants of which began to exhibit the round dollars of the nation in the faces of the Cornish patches in the atidience and several good trades were indulged in. Round Second—Both men came vpina considerable of a hurry and ‘ment over the air line route to Mr. chandise in such a compact form that the latter looked as if he bad unable to pay for. the other'’g stomach. propriate to with dry goods stores. ed off by the time keeper. divect violation of rule three. Here the audience became interested to such an extent that it attempted to climb into the ring, but its size being restricted to 24 by 24 itssuperficial area seemed inadequate to give them all the necessary standing room. Several knock downs in the ring also monopolized the loose space. In future it would seém‘advisable to make the rings larger if an entire audience of rioters except to be accommo dated. What inthunder the principals quit fighting for no one could determine as they were not hurt in the least,and it seemed more prop-The Text Book Question. .— os — ‘A special meeting of the County . Board of Education has been called to be heldin this city on the 224 instant for the purpose of adopting text-books for the schools of the county. It will be @ surprise to the people throughout the county, no doubt, to learn that an attempt ia being made at thistime without tice to the public or anybody else, to change some of the books now in use in our schools; but the methods of book agents are numerous, and they seem to be’ able to get their jobs put through in er to give half the stakes to the seconds who fought more in a rounds. It was a general opinion not have convicted either of them ofassault and battery for what they did on Saturday evening. 1 hla ‘toss of his noble young. wife susthe face of the fact that the people are heartily disgusted with the frequent change of books. Our County Board of Education should consider the interests of education and parents’ pockets, and leave it: to the corrupt rings and boards in San Francisco and other large cities todo the work of greedy book publishers and crank reformers. The people s hould let the County Board know how they feel on the change of books before the 22d instant.’ minute than the others did in six that an unprejudiced jury would To be Taken East. —— The remains of Mrs. W. W. Eastman who died Monday evening at 7:15 0’clock in San Fran-. cisco, are being embalmed and will be taken by her husband, the Doctor, to her birthplace, Corinth, Maine, for burial. Doctor Eastman will return here in about six or eight weeks. He has by the PARENT. Postponed for Gause. The Juvenile, Dramatic Company, which promises to become famous throughout the civilized, or any. other world, have. postponed their first grand debut un4i] Wednesday evening, May 19th, 1886. The leading actor and the walking lady having failed to sell their pro rata of tickets is one of the ten thousand reasons why the Hopera House will not be thrown open tonight. When the first performance takes place it will be a stunner. Reserved seats 5 cents, admission 10 cents, or 2 tickets 25 cents. No dead-heads. ae Many ladies admire gray hair— on some other persons. But. few care to try its effect on their own charms. Nor need they, since Ayer’s Hair Vigor prevents the iair from turning gray, and restores gray hair to its original color. It cleanses the scalp,prevents the formation of dandruff, and wonderfully stimulates the growth of the hair. > tained an affliction that obtains for him the heart-felt sympathy of the people of this city where the couple are well and favorably known. — : Knights of Pythias Parties. Beginning next Wednesday evening, Mountain Division, U. R. K of P., will givea seriés of social parties at Hunt’s Hall, the full Division band undér the leadership of Phil. Goyne furnishing the music. There will be dancing from 9 to 12 0’clock. An admission fee of 75 cents each will bech arged. to gentlemen, ladies being admitted free. The very best of order will be maintained, and the presence of improper characters will not be tolerated. Flower Thieves. tenn Boys steal flowers from the Masonic and Odd Fellows cemeteries and sell them about town, and therefore the committees in charge of the cemeteries have offered a reward of $5 for each conviction-for the offense. Several houseyards abouttown have also ———en . House and Carpet Cleaning. Persons it want of good help for house and carpet cleaning can obtain the same by leaving their or" ders at Hurst’s Bakery, or at the residence on Boulder street above 4 Brown, the Mind Reader. ‘The advertisement of J. Randall Brown, the mind reader, and Lillie May Brown, the materializing medium, will be found in this +. ped sue of the Transcrier. The tests given by nee y and gentleman are highly’ commended by the newspapers in every town and city where they have appeared. They announce that they came here principally for a rest and to see the country, but at the request of numerous citizens will give an exhibition atthe Theatre next Sunday evening. — Old Timers Returned. \ nal The Record-Union of Wednesday says: 8. H« Cowles, the. inventor ofthe Cowles Giant Quartz Mill, has returned to this city after an absence of nine years, and will remain here for several. days visiting friends, and then return East. Mr. Crowles is accompanied to this city by a blind friend, E. 8. Yale, who lost his ‘sight by a blast in a mine in Nevada county some twenty years ago, and-returns from the East torevisit some of his former friends in that _locality. EEE How Pennsylvania Miners Live A Philadelphia Times reporter met a middle aged Pennsylvania German with his dinner-kettle in his hand. He said that he had worked in the mines for eighteen years. He was asked how. the men managed to live on sixty cents a day, with only work several days a week. “Well,’? he replied, ‘“‘we live, and that’s about all. We don’t liketo expose our poverty, but the times have been dreadful. Itell you it makes & man’s heart ache to gather his children around the table and hear them cry for more to eat when you haven't got it to give to them. That’s what I’ve seen, and right here among these mines. Many of the miners don’t know what Sunday is, and things are, in a bad way. What do you think of men coming to work with their kettles, and at noon retiring to some quiet corner away from their companions, apparently to eat their dinner, when they hadn’t a crust,and then going back to work with empty stomachs and heavy hearts? Thattook place in the A Long Farewell. : A little boy was saying his prayers at his mother’s knee, and just before reaching the end he stope “Go on, Freddie,” said his a BUY YOUR MILLINERY Where you can find mother, “you haven't finished The Largest Assortment VOR ; o% “Bless papa and mamma,” he To select from. continued, ‘“‘and now good-by, God. Lent is over, and I {guess you won’t hear from us again till this time next year, amen.” . . eae e We have just received Direct From San Francisco and New York More than \ grass and mixed lawn and white at Carr Bros. tf pees ok os %qOf the latest styles, and more than Lrrrix things will tell, especiall little brothers. \ ee! Tusre willbe’ skiting at the Theater every -evéraig this week, fiom 734 to 10 o’clock. m1l-5t 3. Bunwarp, Prop’r. CN a ee Catarrn Curep, health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free. Carr Bros. agt: ’ Beauty your yards by sowing some of that fresh Kentucky blueFor Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, you have a printed guarantee on every bottle of Shiloh’s Vitalizer. It never fails to cure. sree! O00 VARIETIES OF FLOWERS. When Baby was sick, we gave her.Castoria, When she wasa Child, she cried for Castoria, NEW RIBBONS, NEW TRIMMINGS, When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria Casteria ‘ ‘When she had children she’gave them NEW ORNAMENTS, In endless variety. We invite the ladies to call and be convinced that we have the finest assortment and sell at lowest rates. We employ only an Prepared from the Active Medicinal Properties Contained in Mandrake, Dandelion Butternut, Black Root, Bog Bane, Bitter Root, Blood saya Bark, Barberry Bark, Sweet Fleg, Indian Beep. Wa-a-hoo, Golden Seal, etc. For the Speedy and Permanent Relief of the most hope' EFFICIENT MILLINER. _ GARTWHEELS REDUGED TO 26 CENTS. ess cases of ; Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Chills and Fever, Disordered Digestion, Sick Headache, General Debility. And all other diseases ng from a Bil* lious State ot the stomach, or an inactive er Diseased Liver. REDINGTON & CO.,8.F., Wholesale Agts. For sale by all Druggiste. = Near Union Hotel, Main St., E=NO TROU BLE mks. LESTER & CRAWFORD, Nevada City. TO SHOW GOODS.been devastated by the flowor Tam’s. Mr. & Mrs, BRINKMANN. thieves. —_———— eo Buy Your Car pets Now. Ee Charged With Burglary. Carpets bought from L. M. would know what.to expect.” Ce eatin ore mines right here in this district, It would be better to. close/ C] othing: every mine, and then the men Cleaned complaint was sworn out in JusSukeforth sewed and laid frde of Tur Sabbath Association COMPARE AND JUDGEFOR YOURSELF ‘Tidings: Tuesday night Marshal Reynolds arrested Hil ton Graves and Wm. Meserve. A charge. Call and see the stock. oo Ang you made miserable by Inof that city to enforce a law of 1794, which says that no places of, And of Ra “Sa Philadelphia has asked the Mayor Altered zs z digestion, Constipation, Dizziness, business shall be open on Sunday. waiving the formality of an. introd. duction Mr. Rodda made a shipE =. coldness by friends or levers will . {3g 22 Slattery’s ribs delivering the merreceived an unexpected consignment of Cornwall tin that he ‘was He reciprocated with a large bill of lading on Here the Eaterprise’s reporter noticing that their costumes were utterly unapa public appearance in a large hall, expostulated with ‘the management but was pitched ito the orchestra. No one in all ithe vast audience would so much as lend them an undershirt which seemed odd in a place so over run The men continued to assault . and batter each other at short intervals, the duration of the misunderstanding being tegularly checkAfter six of these series of expostula tions Mr. Rodda; of Cornwall, expressed a disinclination to again be introduced to his vis a vis, tice Davis’ court charging the parties wit! burglarizing W. George’s safe. The hearing will take place before Justice Davis on Saturday next. cure. Carr Bros., agents. re a me Catarrh in the Head. : Going to San Fappoisce. At a speciai meeting held wed. Dore good than anything 1 eve -nesday evening the members of Mountain Division of this city unanimously. decided to attend the U. RB. K. of P. encampment at Santa Cruz next August, and to take with them the band attached to the organization. te as ee OSall of that. ommend it very highly. Hoffman, Sergeant Co. AnU-Riparian. Inf'ty, Fort Sisseton, D. T. A paper is being -circulated to secure the signatures of those citizens who are desirous of organizing the “ Anti-Riparian Irrigation ed and a meeting willsoon be held to organize the Club. B A Big Crashing. ——= A bundred tons of very promising looking ere from the Caledonia mine on Little Deer creek is being crushed at’ the Nevada County mill. Good results are anticipated. Residence Property Sold. Ww. J. Organ has sold his. residence property on Piety Hill to John Keenan. Mr. Organ has rented.a house on Boulder street belonging to Mrs, Geo. 8. Hupp. Wuy will you'cough when Shiloh’s Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts., 50 c%., and $1. Carr Bros., agents. J. Notice to The Tax-payers of.Nevada City Corporation. The City Assessor having completed the assessment roll for the year 1886, has delivered the same, into my hands, which will be open for inspection at the City Hall until Monday, May 17. roundings of the seance. entirely new and original. for the Closest Investigation. Loss of Appetite, Yellow. Skin ?Shiloh’s Vitalizer is 2 positive Ely’s Cream Balin has done me tried. I had catarrli very Wad in my head. Ithad become chronic and falling into my, throat left bad taste in my mouth. Since I have used two bottles it has stopped ‘Am ever ready to rec. , . SUNDAY EVENING, Club ot Nevada County.” tee . PAIBABEMBH ‘Extraordinary. . i ee E ———— oT ———— ~The World-Famed and No Old Rope i strictest test conditions, and by a committee . chosen by the audience. There are 15,000 sueh places Quaker City, and. the Mayor law, rt SHILOH’S and Canker Mouth. agents. ——-—oo Dwelling House to Rent. Good location. . quire at this office. f2e RANDALL BROWN, Only Living MIND READER, In his wonderful Experiments in Mental Telegraphy and Exemplifications of the Latest Refined Spiritualistic enomena. OF MIND READING DEMONSTRATED BEYOND a veil drawn — and the meee and grander of bg . h successfu iven tests upon an open brillian ig eas ag dk Py Phases of Mediuinsbip Presented Throu ing Tests Given. Al asked to see that the 12,009 policemen of the town enforce the Gatarrh Remedy—a positive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria Carr Bros., On East Broad street, hard _ finYyatt \ ished, six rooms. G, 25th out barn. With or with-. Enm6-4t MAY 16. For One Night Only. irit World revealed. ‘The only Mediums manifestations will be presented A he Repaired a TEKE VERY BEST manner and without injury to the-garmients. Er UMARUES KEASONABLE . y Cxiwe iiie a Call. CASPER COHN. Mechanie’s Store. ; Masonio Block, Commercial Street, iver mat City, CAL. Fac simile of the ordinary Ham, now __Fac simile of the eelebrated “Our ‘Taste’ being placed on.the markt, and claimed to Ham, taken from selected hogs, trimme be as good as the ‘Our Taste.” and cured express! for fancy trade. ways fresh, bright and delicious. _—_" 00 The OUR TASTE HAMS are always fresh, bright, juicy and tender as a chicken. A slice for breakfast isindee’d delicious: ASK YOUR GROCER FOR THEM. : Hall, Lars & Co, Proprietors, Sacrameute UNQUESTIONABLY THE CHOICEST STOCK UNCOUBTEDLY THE LOWEST PRICES. LADIES HATS AND BONERS ee IN THE MOST ( Fashionable Shapes AND TRIMMED IN THE Tuatest Stzzles By a New York Milliner, who has hadmore than A DOUBT. The by all the world surthese Mediums are under Every opportunity will be given stage, attended Sie He eee ee and the Referee. (whose name is W. G. RicHARDS, omitted on account of his large home circle) declared that the other man was entitled to the belt and the balance of his wearing apparel, and also to appropriate the cash results at the box-office. s Clerk of the Board. maritan Nervine. over the ropes and was met quité ——— -Tue finest alterative and antibilious medicine on earth is Sa$1.50 at Carr “Phe doctors said my child must die. with spasms. SamariEVER BEFOR will converse with them. Your roar and mother; all will unite ife is eternal. and Knocked lim oyer the T7708 ® ‘Carr Bros. ASSISTE BY LILLY MAY BROWN, Twenty Years’ Experience. THE YOUNG “AND FASCINATING MATERIALIZING MEDIUM. The most complete and varied . . combination of M terious Manifestations ever brought before the public. HING LIKE I ATTEMPTED. will appear before you as in life, Your dear ones who have pi pe You will recognize them. once idolized husband, your. wile, Mr. J. Randall Brown, having been subjected to by the most eminent scientists of this count dorsements of Profs. Crooks; Varley, Tinda assed from earthly life to the spirit.world ou your aged . in a grand array of Etherialized beings, and proclaim to the world that the severest tests that could be devised % and in Europe, comes before the public with the strong enil, and others of England, together with the faculty of Yale NOT IT Prices to Defv_ Competition! : oom E Tad Beer NICS’ STORE You will feel their presence. dear little children, your . 8. Crooks, Varley; ty, Cornell, Princeton, Columbia, Amherst and ots scientific inMASONIC BUILDING, COMMERCIAL ST. os fe! peeing ceva a a ~ of Bia Corio of nee (Come spe ng FS youreel ves. “Take aa sg Investigate pa believe your . oo WwWEV. ADA. olrwy. hee under oc ; m, VU. ’ ie ur own reason. ny i Br ' — ow? cordial invitation is extended to all. Popular prices of admission. CASPER COHN, Proprietor,

ae. ie S; ati . FR GR net SS a oF UF and ome ard. the n the der. he anes ane Ta \ put neither of them put in an, apof Washingten Territory, “new uniforms. Dailv. Mondays Excepted. ams AS * “J. Roppa, of Butte, Montana, and West India Bob” were _adyertised to have a hard glove fight at a Truckee saloon the other night, rance. The saloon did a. landoffice business all that evening, all the same. Deere ere duction SRN ROL Boys and girls may be had—particularly boys—for service at wages, for identare, or for legal adoption, by applying with. recommendations to E. T. Dooley, Sup’t Boys and Girls Aid Society, 68 Clementina St., San Francisco. Mrs. NANNIE FRICK (nee Ridge), is expected here in a few days, and will visit her parents and friends in California during the summer. —— §$J. H. Turney, ot San Francisco, one of the original members of the Derbec Company, passed through town this week on his way to the! mine. ah Tar Willow. Valley cases growing out of land troubles have been . dismissed by Justice Wadsworth on motion of the District Attorney. : ——0 Tue new Odd Fellows Hall at San. Francisco was dedicated Wednesday and the Nevada county delegates helped to do it, Tas Hydraulic Home Guard (boys’ military company) are raising funds with which to buy ——— err Tux Mayflower mining company at Forest Hill, Placer county, advertise for bids to run a bed-rock tunnel. . -—>o oe JSoupes WALLING is a member of he Committee on Appeals in the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows. x a ns vs J. O. Riom is engaged in colleécting the road poll taxes due’ from residents in this township, . ALLEL AOI J. M. Hapa axd wife returned Wednesday evening from Oakland and San Francisco. Accorpixe to the papers a lottery ticket ‘gold in. ‘Nevada City has drawn $2,000. “Paowas Guexnex starts this week for Illinois, going via the Southern route. aati el A si Hues Exsis, of Grass “Valley, was in town yesterday on mining business. ~_ Special Meeting. The Supervisors held a special meeting yesterday, Messrs. Hill, Schroeder and Wood being present. The only business transacted was the appointment of Judge Keiser as Health Officer of Truckee, in compliance with a petition signed by most of the tax-payers of that town. The ordinance will be published in our next issue. : oe Business Change. C. A. Barrett has purchased from Mrs. Ludby the store of the late Mrs. M. A. Sterling. The business will be conducted by Mrs. Rarrett and daughters. SES : Te Neutralize Offensiveness. Impure breath, caused. by bad teeth, tobacco, spirits or catarrh, is neutralized by SOZODONT. Tis a healthful beautifier, anc @ great luxury as a dentifrice. The repulsive breath is by its use rendered as fragrant asa rose, an be no longer noticed. a a Attention Chevaliers of Canton Neva, No. 6, P. M. There will ba a ‘special cantonment of Canton Neva’ Tuesday evening, May 18, 1886, for the purpose of inspection and muster. Every chevalier is earnestly requested to be present. By Order, G. A. Gray, m14-4t : Com. — oe Strawberry Festival. The ladies of the M. E. Church will give a strawberry festival on Wednesday evening, May 19th, in the vestry of the church. : Ladies. 13-td if you get your fine kid shoes made to order at N. Lubke’s Commercial street shoe store, you will be troubled with no more corns. The ty where, only place in the coun the genuine French kid, turned shoes are made. Marrresses made over and reStandard , tf Auction House. -* yae Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of ' Bourbon, Ind., says: “Both myself and wife owe our lives to Shi~ re Bie oh’s Consumption Cure.” Carr _ Here Rodda’s aoxiliary atime 4 local scientists, to hear the debate a p24-lm Analytical Review of the Saturday Evening Debate. [Carson Appeal.) On Saturday evening the Appeal reporter visited Virginia City, in connection with a number of SCIENCE IN VIRGINIA. ed between Profs. Rodda and Slattery. On reaching Piper’s Opera House the Carsonites were. astonished at the interest displayed in the lecture by the Comstockers. The space before the box office was aa swaying mass of various humanities, all clamoring for tickets. The interest in science developed to such an extent that several men were knocked down and pedestrianized upon before the hunger for knowledge was «ppeased. : On entering the hall the reporter was astonished to find a 24 foot ring pitched on thestage, in a manner which gave unmistakable signs of a fistic tendency to the depate, The other Carsonites also saw ata glance that they had been inveigled to Virginia City to seo & prize fight, under the cloak of a scientific discussion. All hands agreed that the only course left was to indignantly de‘mand their money at the door, but on hearing thatthe two pugilists were worthy men with large families, their humanitarian instincts became predominant, »and the Carsonites, by applying to Manager Piper, secured cosy seats behind the scenes, where the audjence could not witness their discomfiture. It was also agreed that a position close to the ropes would better enable the Carsonites to detect and stop any tendency to brutality or foul play. Round First—The two debaters advanced to the center of the ring, and after being introduced by the Referee (whose name is omitted at his request on account of his large family) they shook hands in a most affectionate manner, but immediately afterwards and apparently without the slightest provocation, Mr. Slattery slapped Rodda’s face, and Rodda becoming considerably incensed at such familiarity, hit his friend under the ear in a most unmistakable manner. . The reporter noticed several policemen about the place and called their attention to the character of the. disturbance, but they said they could not interfere without they had a-sworn complaint to go on. on : There seemed to be mo complaint from . anybody and then Slattery made another attempt to cuff the-other__man who_ bowed in the politest manner possible and allowed the cyclone to pass over his head. This act showed what we have been often told, that nothing is lost by politeness, for had he hesitated about the bow his ear would have by this time been preserved in alcohol in the labratory of some Comstock,medico. Here a man who was near the ropes consulted a large halt watch and called ‘‘time” causing both men to retire to their corners for a wash. During the interval the reporter noticed several commercial transactions in the audience, the Celtic . inhabitants of which began to exhibit the round dollars of the nation in the faces of the Cornish patches in the atidience and several good trades were indulged in. Round Second—Both men came vpina considerable of a hurry and ‘ment over the air line route to Mr. chandise in such a compact form that the latter looked as if he bad unable to pay for. the other'’g stomach. propriate to with dry goods stores. ed off by the time keeper. divect violation of rule three. Here the audience became interested to such an extent that it attempted to climb into the ring, but its size being restricted to 24 by 24 itssuperficial area seemed inadequate to give them all the necessary standing room. Several knock downs in the ring also monopolized the loose space. In future it would seém‘advisable to make the rings larger if an entire audience of rioters except to be accommo dated. What inthunder the principals quit fighting for no one could determine as they were not hurt in the least,and it seemed more prop-The Text Book Question. .— os — ‘A special meeting of the County . Board of Education has been called to be heldin this city on the 224 instant for the purpose of adopting text-books for the schools of the county. It will be @ surprise to the people throughout the county, no doubt, to learn that an attempt ia being made at thistime without tice to the public or anybody else, to change some of the books now in use in our schools; but the methods of book agents are numerous, and they seem to be’ able to get their jobs put through in er to give half the stakes to the seconds who fought more in a rounds. It was a general opinion not have convicted either of them ofassault and battery for what they did on Saturday evening. 1 hla ‘toss of his noble young. wife susthe face of the fact that the people are heartily disgusted with the frequent change of books. Our County Board of Education should consider the interests of education and parents’ pockets, and leave it: to the corrupt rings and boards in San Francisco and other large cities todo the work of greedy book publishers and crank reformers. The people s hould let the County Board know how they feel on the change of books before the 22d instant.’ minute than the others did in six that an unprejudiced jury would To be Taken East. —— The remains of Mrs. W. W. Eastman who died Monday evening at 7:15 0’clock in San Fran-. cisco, are being embalmed and will be taken by her husband, the Doctor, to her birthplace, Corinth, Maine, for burial. Doctor Eastman will return here in about six or eight weeks. He has by the PARENT. Postponed for Gause. The Juvenile, Dramatic Company, which promises to become famous throughout the civilized, or any. other world, have. postponed their first grand debut un4i] Wednesday evening, May 19th, 1886. The leading actor and the walking lady having failed to sell their pro rata of tickets is one of the ten thousand reasons why the Hopera House will not be thrown open tonight. When the first performance takes place it will be a stunner. Reserved seats 5 cents, admission 10 cents, or 2 tickets 25 cents. No dead-heads. ae Many ladies admire gray hair— on some other persons. But. few care to try its effect on their own charms. Nor need they, since Ayer’s Hair Vigor prevents the iair from turning gray, and restores gray hair to its original color. It cleanses the scalp,prevents the formation of dandruff, and wonderfully stimulates the growth of the hair. > tained an affliction that obtains for him the heart-felt sympathy of the people of this city where the couple are well and favorably known. — : Knights of Pythias Parties. Beginning next Wednesday evening, Mountain Division, U. R. K of P., will givea seriés of social parties at Hunt’s Hall, the full Division band undér the leadership of Phil. Goyne furnishing the music. There will be dancing from 9 to 12 0’clock. An admission fee of 75 cents each will bech arged. to gentlemen, ladies being admitted free. The very best of order will be maintained, and the presence of improper characters will not be tolerated. Flower Thieves. tenn Boys steal flowers from the Masonic and Odd Fellows cemeteries and sell them about town, and therefore the committees in charge of the cemeteries have offered a reward of $5 for each conviction-for the offense. Several houseyards abouttown have also ———en . House and Carpet Cleaning. Persons it want of good help for house and carpet cleaning can obtain the same by leaving their or" ders at Hurst’s Bakery, or at the residence on Boulder street above 4 Brown, the Mind Reader. ‘The advertisement of J. Randall Brown, the mind reader, and Lillie May Brown, the materializing medium, will be found in this +. ped sue of the Transcrier. The tests given by nee y and gentleman are highly’ commended by the newspapers in every town and city where they have appeared. They announce that they came here principally for a rest and to see

the country, but at the request of numerous citizens will give an exhibition atthe Theatre next Sunday evening. — Old Timers Returned. \ nal The Record-Union of Wednesday says: 8. H« Cowles, the. inventor ofthe Cowles Giant Quartz Mill, has returned to this city after an absence of nine years, and will remain here for several. days visiting friends, and then return East. Mr. Crowles is accompanied to this city by a blind friend, E. 8. Yale, who lost his ‘sight by a blast in a mine in Nevada county some twenty years ago, and-returns from the East torevisit some of his former friends in that _locality. EEE How Pennsylvania Miners Live A Philadelphia Times reporter met a middle aged Pennsylvania German with his dinner-kettle in his hand. He said that he had worked in the mines for eighteen years. He was asked how. the men managed to live on sixty cents a day, with only work several days a week. “Well,’? he replied, ‘“‘we live, and that’s about all. We don’t liketo expose our poverty, but the times have been dreadful. Itell you it makes & man’s heart ache to gather his children around the table and hear them cry for more to eat when you haven't got it to give to them. That’s what I’ve seen, and right here among these mines. Many of the miners don’t know what Sunday is, and things are, in a bad way. What do you think of men coming to work with their kettles, and at noon retiring to some quiet corner away from their companions, apparently to eat their dinner, when they hadn’t a crust,and then going back to work with empty stomachs and heavy hearts? Thattook place in the A Long Farewell. : A little boy was saying his prayers at his mother’s knee, and just before reaching the end he stope “Go on, Freddie,” said his a BUY YOUR MILLINERY Where you can find mother, “you haven't finished The Largest Assortment VOR ; o% “Bless papa and mamma,” he To select from. continued, ‘“‘and now good-by, God. Lent is over, and I {guess you won’t hear from us again till this time next year, amen.” . . eae e We have just received Direct From San Francisco and New York More than \ grass and mixed lawn and white at Carr Bros. tf pees ok os %qOf the latest styles, and more than Lrrrix things will tell, especiall little brothers. \ ee! Tusre willbe’ skiting at the Theater every -evéraig this week, fiom 734 to 10 o’clock. m1l-5t 3. Bunwarp, Prop’r. CN a ee Catarrn Curep, health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free. Carr Bros. agt: ’ Beauty your yards by sowing some of that fresh Kentucky blueFor Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, you have a printed guarantee on every bottle of Shiloh’s Vitalizer. It never fails to cure. sree! O00 VARIETIES OF FLOWERS. When Baby was sick, we gave her.Castoria, When she wasa Child, she cried for Castoria, NEW RIBBONS, NEW TRIMMINGS, When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria Casteria ‘ ‘When she had children she’gave them NEW ORNAMENTS, In endless variety. We invite the ladies to call and be convinced that we have the finest assortment and sell at lowest rates. We employ only an Prepared from the Active Medicinal Properties Contained in Mandrake, Dandelion Butternut, Black Root, Bog Bane, Bitter Root, Blood saya Bark, Barberry Bark, Sweet Fleg, Indian Beep. Wa-a-hoo, Golden Seal, etc. For the Speedy and Permanent Relief of the most hope' EFFICIENT MILLINER. _ GARTWHEELS REDUGED TO 26 CENTS. ess cases of ; Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Chills and Fever, Disordered Digestion, Sick Headache, General Debility. And all other diseases ng from a Bil* lious State ot the stomach, or an inactive er Diseased Liver. REDINGTON & CO.,8.F., Wholesale Agts. For sale by all Druggiste. = Near Union Hotel, Main St., E=NO TROU BLE mks. LESTER & CRAWFORD, Nevada City. TO SHOW GOODS.been devastated by the flowor Tam’s. Mr. & Mrs, BRINKMANN. thieves. —_———— eo Buy Your Car pets Now. Ee Charged With Burglary. Carpets bought from L. M. would know what.to expect.” Ce eatin ore mines right here in this district, It would be better to. close/ C] othing: every mine, and then the men Cleaned complaint was sworn out in JusSukeforth sewed and laid frde of Tur Sabbath Association COMPARE AND JUDGEFOR YOURSELF ‘Tidings: Tuesday night Marshal Reynolds arrested Hil ton Graves and Wm. Meserve. A charge. Call and see the stock. oo Ang you made miserable by Inof that city to enforce a law of 1794, which says that no places of, And of Ra “Sa Philadelphia has asked the Mayor Altered zs z digestion, Constipation, Dizziness, business shall be open on Sunday. waiving the formality of an. introd. duction Mr. Rodda made a shipE =. coldness by friends or levers will . {3g 22 Slattery’s ribs delivering the merreceived an unexpected consignment of Cornwall tin that he ‘was He reciprocated with a large bill of lading on Here the Eaterprise’s reporter noticing that their costumes were utterly unapa public appearance in a large hall, expostulated with ‘the management but was pitched ito the orchestra. No one in all ithe vast audience would so much as lend them an undershirt which seemed odd in a place so over run The men continued to assault . and batter each other at short intervals, the duration of the misunderstanding being tegularly checkAfter six of these series of expostula tions Mr. Rodda; of Cornwall, expressed a disinclination to again be introduced to his vis a vis, tice Davis’ court charging the parties wit! burglarizing W. George’s safe. The hearing will take place before Justice Davis on Saturday next. cure. Carr Bros., agents. re a me Catarrh in the Head. : Going to San Fappoisce. At a speciai meeting held wed. Dore good than anything 1 eve -nesday evening the members of Mountain Division of this city unanimously. decided to attend the U. RB. K. of P. encampment at Santa Cruz next August, and to take with them the band attached to the organization. te as ee OSall of that. ommend it very highly. Hoffman, Sergeant Co. AnU-Riparian. Inf'ty, Fort Sisseton, D. T. A paper is being -circulated to secure the signatures of those citizens who are desirous of organizing the “ Anti-Riparian Irrigation ed and a meeting willsoon be held to organize the Club. B A Big Crashing. ——= A bundred tons of very promising looking ere from the Caledonia mine on Little Deer creek is being crushed at’ the Nevada County mill. Good results are anticipated. Residence Property Sold. Ww. J. Organ has sold his. residence property on Piety Hill to John Keenan. Mr. Organ has rented.a house on Boulder street belonging to Mrs, Geo. 8. Hupp. Wuy will you'cough when Shiloh’s Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts., 50 c%., and $1. Carr Bros., agents. J. Notice to The Tax-payers of.Nevada City Corporation. The City Assessor having completed the assessment roll for the year 1886, has delivered the same, into my hands, which will be open for inspection at the City Hall until Monday, May 17. roundings of the seance. entirely new and original. for the Closest Investigation. Loss of Appetite, Yellow. Skin ?Shiloh’s Vitalizer is 2 positive Ely’s Cream Balin has done me tried. I had catarrli very Wad in my head. Ithad become chronic and falling into my, throat left bad taste in my mouth. Since I have used two bottles it has stopped ‘Am ever ready to rec. , . SUNDAY EVENING, Club ot Nevada County.” tee . PAIBABEMBH ‘Extraordinary. . i ee E ———— oT ———— ~The World-Famed and No Old Rope i strictest test conditions, and by a committee . chosen by the audience. There are 15,000 sueh places Quaker City, and. the Mayor law, rt SHILOH’S and Canker Mouth. agents. ——-—oo Dwelling House to Rent. Good location. . quire at this office. f2e RANDALL BROWN, Only Living MIND READER, In his wonderful Experiments in Mental Telegraphy and Exemplifications of the Latest Refined Spiritualistic enomena. 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