November 15, 1888 (4 pages)

e Pa “The Marysville Democrat says; “G. “ W. Sternes has tendered his resignation ” The Major has many personal friendCentral House between here and Washington and died there, became 80 decom posed that Supervisor Mulloy was complained to and asked to have it removed. He notified « party. ty bury it where it fell and bring the bif in to the Supervisors for allowane+, fore the inter nent could be utterfed to half of the animal disappéred during a night and on the folswing night the other half followed sit. A lot of meatless bones scattered sround were all that remained, ‘'ffetracks of two good-sized bears tol/ how the county had been saved epense in the matter, ~~—— Death of Thon> Costa. Thomas Costa, @Mative of Azores aged 73 years, die yesterday morning at lus home on Idian Flat. this township. “He had/been il! with -pneumonia since Sturday night, His sec ond son Thofas and a still younger son are down with the same d'sease, Thomas, Jr., not being expected to recover. ‘The deceased has been for more (ban twenty years enyaged in mining ulong Rush creek and vicinity. He leaves a wife and a large family of children. Mr. Costa was an hones: and industrious cit zen. Arrested for Robbery. . Dick Eddy was arrested Tuesday evening on a charge of robbery preferred by Mrs. Grace Phillips who keeps atodging-houso-at the corner of} Pine and Commercial streets. She alleges that he asked her to ehange a twenty dollar piece, and. when she handed him the change he gave her nothing in return. After considerable persuasion he gave her back $10 and walked off with the rest,. Eddy was drunk at the time. His examination will take place before Justice Wadsworth this evening. Wired ‘After Eleven Years. Mrs, Salina Moore has commence! suit in the Superior Court to obtsin u divorce from Captain T. W. Moore of this city to whom she w.'s murriet by Rev, J. Sims in 1877. Mrs. Mvore alleges that for over five years past her hosband has failed to provide her with the necessaries of life, and ahat for more than a year pattie has had to depend for suport on her adul: children by a formeér husband named Richard Jeffrey’who died in 1871, T. 8. Ford is Mrs, Moore's attorney. CeiEULENe Yaar The Sack Must Bc Empty. as watchman of the mines in t e hydiaulic mining districts on account of the demands of his private business. He has been a faithful and efficient of ficer.””) The dumages and other snit> brought against Sternes for deeds committed—» hile he was serving as a Bpy will demand a large share of his attention for some time to chine, Covgressman Biggs Coming. When Major Biggs was here durin: his late canvass he said that whether he was re-elected or not he proposed to come back a fortnight or so after election and bringing his wife spend » week in this city and vicinity, He ir expected the latter part of the presen: week or the early part of next week. around jiare and they will make hivisit pleasant. Died of Veliow Eever. Joseph L. Chadwick, for many yearr a resident. of North San Juan in thir county, died of yellow fever in Jacksonville, Florida, on the 2d instant Three weeks before that date his aed wife died of the same disease. Mr and Mrs. Chadwick were the foster parents of Mrs, N. C. Miller of French Corral, this county, and the news ot their dvath is a terrible blow to her, Ratification Monday Night. It is proposed to have a grand demonstration at this city next Monday evening to ratify Harrison’s elev’ ion. Many prominent Democrats and ull Republicans show a disposition to help it out. If enough money can be raised it will baa greit blow-out. Grass Valley will come in force. Killed in a Mine. John Blamey, ‘a young man whe formerly worked in the mines here and left ‘about the time the Nevada City wus closed down, was recently killed accidentally while working in u mine in the State of Michigan. cn] Sain diseases canndt be successfully treated by external applications. The proper way to cure ear heoe plaints ix to purify the blood with \Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, Under the vitaliziyg influences of this medicine all the onXns of the body are brought into healthy action. se \ Return of Mr. Fricdm A. Friedman, the fashionable Nilor, has returned from the East and is now again prepared to muke gen men’s clothing in better styles and EB. Gowell arrived here Tuesday evhing fron Oukl ind. : 4. R. Collins returned Tuesday. evenig from San Francisco, : Mrs, 4. Tam, who has been dll for three weeks, is convalescing. Mr. and Mrs, John C. Coleman of Grass Valley are in San Francisco. Mrs, F. Farnsworth and daughter, of San Francisco, were iu town yesterday. : , A. Frizd nan,the tailor.returned yesterday mourning from Baltimore, Mary lund, he L. Duterte, of San Francisco, was in town yesterdiy en route to Washington township on mining busingas. Ernest Craiz, of Dany r City, one of the principal parties interested in bonding the Coe mine, is at Grass Valley. N. C, Goodwin, who former!y resided at Biue Tent and has for three years past been at Banyor, Maine, returned dere Tuesdiy night. Warren Green, the stage line proprietor, ar:ived here Tuesday evening from his home at Cloverdale, and yesterday went to San Juan, Mrs, P. Lund, Mea. Rivshird Jones and Miss Feme Turner, of North Bloomfield, were in town yeste.day Jay Ostrom brought them down: W.F. Hanley, J. O. Groves and L. £. Scholl arrived here Tuesday evening from the Bay and yesterdiy went tothe Rainbow mine near Alleghany. Jesse C, Reed, who bas been at Sin . Francisco to-have treated-one—ofhis eyes which was cut by a fragment. of rock while he was mining, returned yesterday to Downieville. He will not recover the use of the eye. F, Zvitler, Dr. E. Fe Liebrick, L. Vinéentand H. Steihegger, Champion stockholders from Sun Francisco, on fuesday piid a visit tothe Delhi district where they have.a mining claim, Chey were much pleased with the outlook for that part of the county. Dr. A. Chipman aftera short visit here left Last evening for San Francisco. He will spend afew diys there and then return to Virginia City. The Doctor is a firm advoe ite of ths reduetion of tariff on fish-hooks in order to inake those useful articles cheaper in the market. and thus in a measure alleviate the pain that Clevel.nd must have been caused by his defeat, Whe Vote by Precincts. At the Presidentiil election on the 6h instant the total votes of the various precincts. in the county were afollows: Nevada Noe sci vce Nevada No, 2 ‘ Wiliow Valley 5 SOL MIME is eV escent ban 133 French Corral. 0). Oterokee. 2. , Rongh and Ready....5-5 Lodian Springs.... pee BDGHOOVING G55. Fie othe cds paula HOONOY BEM aces eves cane ey ADUNGNP PRUNE Oo iaice sel eecs Mleanant: Ridhe.: oes cess cee ees RIQURGR: ev iti ween e iba Boas ess VON gana CMe ¢ eae 0 Wale Bobincs< echo ene es cae oo A Good Eutertuinment. The Danver News says of the troupe which will perform at this city Saturday evening: ‘The ‘Mirror of Ireland’ was repeated by the Morris Sullivan company at the Academy, to a good audience, last evening. Morris Suliivan ia a very clever Irish comedian, and is most ably supported by Josie Morris Sullivan in Lrish songs and dances, There are seven peuple in the company, and they give a fir.tclas:-entertainment of its class, All the singing and duncing is good, and the dro:leries of the guide are I .ughter provoking beyond deseription, Li would be hard to find a 4 leasanter place to rpend an evening than the Academy this week.’ Fe mon . Piles! Piles! Piles! Dr. William’s Indian Pile Ointment in the only sure cure for Blind, Bleeding or liching Piles ever dimvovered, It never fails to cure old chronig Gases of lony standing. Judge Coon , Maryaville, says: Dr. Willian’s Lndian Pilé Ointinent sured me after year of suffering.” Judge Coffinbury,Cleveland,@. ,eaye : “. have found by experience that Dr. William’s Tadian Pile Ointment gives immedate and perm nent relief.” We have hundreds of such testimonials, Do not’sufer an instant lower prices than ever. He has a elegant line of piece goods, including and nobbiest patterns. all the latest Leave your orders immediately, 15-3 Lost. —— tifieate fer 225 #hares Tread woo eicne ie: Finder wil pleave hig tur n to this office. os Peans’ isthe purest: and best Soa ever made. longer. Sold by uruggistsat 50 cents er box or mauled on receipt of price; Wiusams Mr'a Co., Cleveland oO. Yor sale. Fhynitore,very litle used vonsistiny of jNor and bed room sets, carpets, stove®\provision safes, fire-proof sale, fndian Flit..-. We CA aes ee Sods PERU IRE oa care ees AND ted 175 Kast Grips Valley. /. 0.0.0. 270 West Grass Valley.. 6.2. ee. 447 HOMO RAVING. it cosy ee 31h Buena Vista,.. 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Turpentine was recommended originilly'in Getmany and claimed to be almost a specitic. “It wis there, also, that the employment of the drag was sulj ced tu the ost severe criticism. Some recent publications have agai : lrawn attention to its alleged value, ant most reasurkible amony these ix an article which appe red in the Therapeutische Monatshefte. The wuthor asserts that he his employed turpentine in diptheria for the past four years, In this time he lost only five c1ses ont of s)xty that came under his treatment. Two of the fatal cases concerned were infants, who appeared moribund when first taken, and died «a few hours later. Tie other fatal cases were «lso unusually severe from the start, two dying in 36 hours, and one surviving five duys. This is certainly a noteworthy record, as diptheria statistics go. The oil of turpentine was administered in dram doses three times a day» Sweet spirits of niter was u-ed as a corrective, in the proportion of'one part of the spirits to fifteen of turpentine. Symptoms. of intoxication were never observed. In addition to the turpentine, a two pei vent solution of sodium s.lycilate was yiven every two hours in tablespoon doses. A yargle of chlorate of potash solution was likewise employed whenever possible. Under this plan of treatment rapid amelior tion of local signs and substitutional symptoms was observed. Usually, improvement begin at once, and it was rarely necessury to pu h the diag beyond five or eight doses, It should be remarked in this connection, however, that a very generous and stimulating fluid diet (strong bro h, port wine, milk) formed a feature ot Dr. Roexe's plan of treatme:t, Those who are inclined to meilicings in the severer forms of diphtheria (and the profession contains many such) will seircely accept the anthor’s tigures without a challenge. Vo the otherhand, for the very reason that violent disptharia ordinarily jus'ifies soy oomy a prognosis, we are ever ready to employ any means which may possibly reduce its frightful mort lity. There is. no reason, therefore, why the turpentine tre.atment of this disease should not be given a fiir trial.” Three Theories. Varions theories are entertained as to the indentity of the lone hignwWayman who robbed the Dewnieville and Nevada City stage near Nigser Tent on Thursday List, Two parties living not-many miles from she scene have each been suspected, and still another theory is that the party is a profession il, A-colored shirt, a jumper-and a hachet were fou din the forest near where the crime was committed. Some of the officers think these articles were left there unintentionally by the robber in bis harry to get away, while others maintain that he stole them in the neighborhood and left them so asto divert attention from himself to some one else. The fellow evidently intended to create the impression thi't he was the notorous Black Birt. He imitated qnite close‘ing his yon and in keeping hid body hidden from the view of the driver and passenyers. It has been be!ieved by many that he must have known just what was aboard, for the reason shat he called for the third mail sack ind the recond express box. A gentleman who is familiar with the locality says the impression is a mistuken one. He stood at the summit of the grade on a bank bat thirty or forty feet uhead of thestage and where he could look down into it and see everything on board. The mail sacks and boxes were in plain sight of him, pa . Opening Day. The attention of the ladies is called to the Opening Day of Fall and Winter Millinery on Wednesday, November 7th, and continuing all the week. Everybody invited to call whether they wish to buy or not. Mas. Lester & Crawrorp, o7-tf = Main street, Nevada City. A Woman's Discevery. “Another wonderful discovery has been made and that too by a lady in this eounty, Disease fastened its clutches upon her and for seven years she withstood its severest teste, but her vital organs were undermined and death seemed imminent. For .thr-e months she coughed incessintly and could not sleep. She bought of usa bottle of Dr.” King’s New Discovery for Consumption and was e0 much relieved on taking the first dose that she slept all night and with one bottle has been miraculoasly cured. Her name 8 Mrs, Luther Lutz.” Thus write W. C. Hamrick & Co., of Shelby, N. C, Get a free trial bottle at Curr Bros.’ Keep Cool. prepared to furnich customers with the best quality of Mountain’ Ive, in made both at business bouses and reswardroy, derk, commode, ete. Pp Inquire \f L. A. Pelton, Nevad. ~. City. novertt be skeptical in rezard to the utility of . ’ Druy Store. ‘ Z The Nevada Ice Company is. now. ' quantities large or small, Deliveries . Lodge by invitation visited Sylvania Lodge of Grass Valley and p trticinated in the business and exercises of the evening. ‘There were also a number of the’ members of Rough and Ready Lodge preasnt. During the evening tstallition was in order and the following were installed officers for the ensuing term: Chief Templar, Alfred Sanders; Vice Templar, Cora Lord; Revording Secretary, Fva Reynolds; Financial Secretary, Fred Morcom ; Treasurer, Celia Lord; Marshal, Wm. Pellew ; Deputy Marshal, Lillie Harry ; Guard, Jennie Kinsman; Sentinel, L. Daval; Chaplain, Lilia Kinsman ; Superintendent of Juvenile Work, Jennie Hodge. — Upon taking the chair as Chief femplar, Mr. Sander. made a few remarks which were well received, as were also those of Miss Cora Loni yn taking the chair ax Vice Templar. Installation having been completed, the regular business of the lolge was brought to a close and then was yiven the following program after ‘which a collation was served ; Measra, Churles Prodyger, Samuel and Will Aver, a8 the orchestra, rendered a very pleasing instrumental trio, Willis A. Clinch next responded with a recitation. i Miss Cora Lord captured the ap plause of the lodge by singing a sony entitled, “I like it, I like it, Ido.’’ Alf. Seaman read from the bible, ~ Miss Annie Hudson very pleasintly rendered a vocal solo entitled, ‘The Good Bye at the Door.” Recitations by Messrs. Alf. Sanders and D. Fitzgerald closed the entertainment, ” Next Friday evening Sytvania Lodge of Grass Vulley will visit Nevada Lodge of this city. f See One of The Leaders, that the smoker of vigarettes isabout to disappear, and adds; The cigarette, we are told, is the moat imperious, the most exacting, the most enga “ing, the most loving of mistresses, toleratinu nobody or nothing beside her, and inspiring an absolute and exclusive. passion, ‘The smoker of cigarettes must, therefore, always have both his handand lips free; he must be neither ambitious nor industrious; mast not, except in very rare cases, asp. re to be a poet or an artist, and must, briefly, ‘have no other wants besides amoking his cigarette. Considering that this is the cise, it is not astonishing to read that the trne cigarette smoker is born and net mide, The most generous have te derly hent over his cradle H+» must have elegant, dainty hands, for yon can no more roll a cizarette with clumsy fingers than you can play a harp; his fice should be voung and handsome, or, at léast, if no longer so, it should have been so, and preserve the charm of what was beautiful. Cle inliness, the opposite of which is horrible, ouzht not to be the subject of praise, being the natural state of every gentlemin; but the cleanliness of the smoker of cigarettes merita admiration, like all other ideal and supernatual things, The end of the cigartte touching his lips is never wet or moist. He nei her coughs nor spits, and can move in a salon curpeted with white velvet without ever letting a particle of a<hes fall on the floor. He answers immediately when apoken to, and. does not keep the questioner waiting for a reply while he takes a puff, and his rosy nails are never soiled or discolored by the smoke. FOOTHILL ORANGES. ~ Young Trees Vielding at the Rate of Nearly $1,000 an Acre. The Marysville Appeal says: Frank Congdon, who lives about two miles from Smartsville,brought to town yes‘erday quite a quantity of oranges, grown on his place. They are without blemish and free from scale, and are of unusual tize, while the color ix higher than on the ripening oran.es in this city, He presented A. D. Cutts with a cluster of eleven, and 5. O. Gunning with one of seven, Mr. Congdon says that from eight trees lust year his daughter gathered over #75 worth of fruit for pin money. This yearhe will have. the profit» from National Republican Committee, and one of the nen to whose management of the campaign the defeat of Cleveland is largely due, cin according to newsp iper talk have a place in President Cleveland's esbinet if he wants it; but the condition of his health is such that he probably would not accept should the position be tendered him. é ie These Fruitful Foothills. 8. N. Stranahan brought to the Transcript office Tuesday evening a bas et of fruit that afforded powerful proof of the fruitfulness of this locality. Everything in the basket came from his farm on Selby Flat just north of town, There were branches from taspberry bushes hearing blossoms and ripe raspberries side by side; Downey seedling apples of the second crop for this year; second, third and fourth crop: Bartlett pears, all from the same ree; and wine-rap »pples which grew on scions but eighteen months from setting. Mr, Stranahan annuully raises at his place as fine fruit as is grown in the State, Duumster’s Majority 715. In revising yesterday the Supervisor’s official returns of the county vote on Sheriff, it was found that an error had t een made in the hurried addition made Tuesday evening. The corrected figures etand as fullows: TUNER, Gi iieiaciss vee sehen ees 2120 PARE ahaa es veh iibig LOD .Dunster’s mujority... ri) From Childhood Upward far beyond middle age, the teeth will remainstrong and white if standard SOZODONT be daily used. The breath > alxo, ofien unpleasant in life's decline, will continue pure, if this delightfully odvroustooth preservative is persietently applied. Buckien’s Aruica Salve, The best Salve in the worhtfor Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulevers, Sult Rheum Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required, Itis guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Prive 25 cents per box. For sale by Carr Bros, tf ure For Piles. : Itching Piles are known by mojsture like perspiration, producing a very disagreeable itching after getting warm. oilewonibe Plage, ay . toilet twenty-five trees, and intends to plant more with the proveeda. A very simple calculation shows that ange culture is enormously profitable upon the ratio of §75 from eight trees. ed at the rate of a hundred to the acre, or (wenty feet apart. the tree would be $990 to the acre. The vield need be no more than 450 orange» to the tree, und the price $2 a hundre:, to muke a gross return of $900 to the acre. Of course, in large orchards, such returns are seldem realized. But even one half, or one quarter such an income, would be large. Teachers’ Convention. ee The California State Teachers’ Aesociation will meet at Sacramento December 26th to 29th. Reduced rates of railroad fare wil prevail and « number of Nevada county teachers will attend. The Bee thus expresses itself on the subject: ‘As usual, it ito be expected that the forthcoming session will be no more productive of ycod than the others have been. Old fossils in the ranks hive been yiven an opportunity to air their views, and the result has been that the sessions have been dreary failures. It is an outrage upon the overworked teachers throughout the State that they should e compelted tv leave their homes to listen to the proceeding of such a gatheritig, at the sacrifice of the enjoyment of their holiday vacation—a seaton of rest to which they are justly entitled. And especially is it wrong to forve them into attendance upon such a monumental furée as the aver. age Teachers’ Convention.’’ faa ann . Dr. Bo-tan-Ko In his new discovery for Consumption, succeeded in producing e medicine which is ecknowledged b, all to. be simply marvelous, It is exceedingly pleasant to the taste, perfectly harmless, and does not ricken. In ull cases of Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Wooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis, and Puins-in theChest, it has given universal satLifuction, Dr. Bosanko’s Cough and Lang Syrup is sold. at 50 cents by Carr Bros, ~ my21-6m A Safe Investment. Is one which is guaranted to bring you #utisfactory resulis, or in case of failure « return of purchase price. On this-safe plan you can bay from our advertised Druygist a bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, It is guaranteed to bring relief in every vate, when used for any atffection of Thruat. Lungs or Chest, such ae Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croup, ete., etc, It is pleasant and ayreeble to taste, perfectly, and can always be depended upon. Trial bottes free at Curr Bros. Drug Store. ANicety Furnished : ee Sleeping room for rent with or witha cut bourd. Inquire at this office, tf Prane’ Soap is the most Orange trees are usually plantNine dollars to cominuted the sentence of Ah Jake— a Chinaman coavicted of murder in Sierra county in Ovtober, 1887, and sentenced to be hanged—to life imprisonment. ‘The Governor says: I find that the act committed by Ah Jake was, to a certain extent, in éelfdefense, which phase of the case has been clearly set. forth in a ‘letter written by J. A. Vaughn, editor of the Downieville Messenger, a journal of character and standing. The person killed by Ah Jake was a fellow countryman, who, frum the surrounding circumstances, met his death in an attempt to rob Ah Jake, but the perury of the witnesses and the defense in not having his case properly pre~ented to the Court, resulted in no defense at all, Judge Soward his written me a very strong xppeal in favor of commuting the sentence of Ah Jake to one of imprison vent for life, and resents incontrovertible reasons why it would be a simple act of justice. A petition signed by many of the leading residents of the county unites in ppealing for favor to this Chinaman. Among the names are those of J. W. Orear, T. D. Calkins of the Sierra Tribune, D. T. Cole, H. Spaulding, Mervux. Broa,, 8. KF. Purdy, Thom us Brennan, J. ‘i’. Mooney, H. W. Oreur P, R. Gardner, Conrad Wazner an¢ many others. Six of. the jurors also petition for the coinmutation, The Governor concludes that there is reasonable doubt of Ah Jake having committed the murder in first degree, and therefore grants the cummution and directs the Sheriff of Sierra county to convey Ah Juke to the Folsom prison. ; Brevity is the soul of Wit. Governor Waterman has issued the foliowing: : Stare or CaLirornia, Executive DevartMant, Sacramento, November 13th, In accordance with an establishod custom, I hereby appoint Thursday, November 20th, 1888, as a day of thanksgiving and prayer, requesting the people of this State to abstain from all pursuits on that day, and in their repective places of worship humbly testi‘y their appreciation of the untold blessings which the Almighty haz vouchsafed them during the preceding year. i set ny hand and caused the great seal November, 1888, R. W. Waterman. Governor of California, Vote on Avsociate Justice, mary as published by this paper, waa [ee An Klegant Substitate Figs. sicians, California Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal. For sale by all leading druggists. Carr., Bros,, Nevada City. tf When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria. When she was a Child, She cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, She clung to Castoria, Whea shehad Chiidrea, Bhe gave them Castoria SESE * Arrivals at the City Hotel. O. OC. Conia, Pruprietor, November 18, 1888, Wm Kart, city, JHieks, do D Anderson, city, JV Dwyer, do JC Stewix, do D Rosa Blue Tent, E F Baker, Town Talk, MS Fer, 0, Pen Vailey, A H Hallett, Blue Tent, L Brindejon o R McLeod, Hu t's Hill, 59g . Pen Valley, HF Schwartz, do. « b Davis Crystal Springs, V Miller, Anthony ouse, J Quigley, Sacramento, W Camer, Quaker Hill, J Drabeck, do Arrivals at the Union Hotel, Mra, J. Navrziogn, Proprietor, November 18, 1888, Ow Kitts, do Geo Lord, do W D Harria, do 8 Wheeler, do Fred Evens, do oe Floyd, do Camme do Geo Barton, do JH Marsh, do W ¥ Hanley, San Francisco, J O Growes, do 1, E Schol) ao FB Gowell, alo C HGrahl, do W R Verran, do : Mre Fisterwall, Grass Valley, Lou Alve, 8t.ouis,D K Speram, San Fr Arrivals at National Exchanee Hotel Rector Brotugas, Proprietors. November 18, 1888, C B Tenn, San Francisco, W W Henderson, do . PH Redley, do RH Kenchbam, do L Dulerbe, do H S8teineger, do J R Collins, do AW Hartung, do Fred Breese, do Warren Greene, Cloverdale, Larry Majien, Union Hill Cc win, Bangor, Malne, te Reader, Sweetiand, an Tuttle, coum Que Osail Hh Graniteville . ln witness whereof, I have hereunto of State to be affixed this 13th day of The vote in Nevada county on Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, accidentally omitted from yesterday's tumFor vils, salts, pills, and all kinds of bitter, nauseous medicines, is the very agreeuble liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Recommenied by leading PhyManufactured only by the * yl 5 Eptror Tranxscart—We have met our old political opponents, had a fine fight, and once again ‘‘victory is ours,” and the mea from Rocky Glen with M.rtin Lawrence are making the oll mountain tremble with ratification music. Soon the boys in Graniteville returned the compliment, and giant powder thunder vied with heaven's artillery. Juin Spohn made an agreement with Frank Dugan that if Harrison was elected he was to give Dugana wheelbarrow ride, Spohn le!t before the returns came in, but driver Moody took the contract off his hands and yesterday fultilled the agreeement amid mach cheering and jubilation, Next Saturday night there will be a grand ratification ball and entertainment, over one hundred ani fifty dol lars being already subscribed. The Bloomfield band hus been secured to furnish mu-i¢, A good tte is anticipated for ull, and our Deitiouratic friends may rest assured that President Harrison. will honor the grand station which Americ n ci izgne have called upon him to fill. [ will tell you about the dince and the ladies in my next letter, Troe Buus. f jars, sincdleng a igitbacmnionn nae Whe County supervisors, The Board of County Supervisors on Tuesday evening allowed the bills of the various boards that’ servel at the late election iy the various. precincts of the county, Yesterday they allowed the following bills; © Brown & Calkins, election supplies and Great Register, $756 37, Wells, Fargo & Co,, expressig? on election returns, $8.95, ‘t. P. Blue, expresvage on election returns, $5 25, J.P. Pollard, making ballot boxes, $10. Protection Hose Co, of Grass Valley, rent of room for election boart, §10; + Eagle Hose Co} of Grass Valloy, same, $10; F. P. Stevens, of Truckee, same, $5. W. D. Wooda, fuel, lights, ete, for election beards a! Grass Valley, $11.50. Per diem as tupervisors; W. D. Woods $18, ©. E. Mulloy §4, FL M. Pridgeon $14 40, M. Brophy ¥14 60, W._J. Hill $22 80. . Le Oure for Sick Meadache, Ii you want a remedy for bijionsness, sallow conplexion, pimples on he face, and « sure cure for sick head: ache, osk Carr Bros., the Drugyinte , for Sivan OS eo 2021 Dr. Gunn’s Liver Pills, Only one for Works, RK. .,....+.1977. 4 dose, Samples free, Full hox ————— . 25 venta, my2l-ly Ly _ Sullivan's majority... 44 saviabian muthenn: on Mrs. should always be used when children ure cutting tevth, It relieves the little sufferers at once; it produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain, and the litle cherub awakes us ‘brightas a button,’”’ [tia verv pleasanttotaste. It soothes the: lild, softens the gums, alluya all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and ia the best known remedy for diurrhaa, whether arising from teething or other Twenty-five cents a bottle, aaa, The importance of purifying the blood can. not be overestimated, for without pure blood you cannot enjoy good health. At this season nearly every one needs a good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich. the blood, and Hood's Sarsaparilla is worthy your confidence, It is pecullaf in that it strengthens and builds up the system, creates an appetite, and tones the digestion, while it eradicates disease. Give it a trial. Hood's Sarsapariiia is sold by all druggists. Prepared by ©, I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. lOO Doses One Dollar A Pleasing Sense of Health and Strength Renewed, and of Ease and Comfort Follows the use of Syrup of Figs, as is acts gently on the Krpyeys, Liver @ Bowers Effectually Cleansing the System when Costive or Bilious, Dispelling Colds, Headaches ‘and Fevers _ and permanently curing HABITUAL ponding cael eit f MANUFACTURED OXLY BY TUR CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP 00. ketone, ua en ies Yous, Ms Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Ce Pia Bee ped 91.00 Nottles by’ as f . , Soca ee are 7 . : . er : . She Daily Granseript. PERSWAL MENTION. DREADED DIPHTHERIA. GOOD TEMPLARS. CIGARETTE SMOKERS. AH JAKE'S CASE. GRANITEVILLE LETTER. HERE AND THERE. THURSDAY, NOV. 16. 1888 Nectat Ad Other Notes About. Turpentine said to be Specific for . They Have a Good Time at Grass . Good Ones, Like Poets, Are Born, . Governor Waterman Reduces the . Ratifying Harrison's Electio:—-. A Briet ecord of Various Mat« Pople Old and Young. the Disease. ‘Valley. and Do Nothing Else. Sentence te Life Imprisonment. Paying a Wager by Proxy. _ ters of Local Interest. A Chance for Bevr Munters. iy: — — — ‘aie iis prance : 3 — oa Last week a dain that had fallen by Det D. Martin arrived here thi<. A local physiciin in speaking of the. Tuesday evening abont twenty-five. A writer in the Paris Figaro predicts. Governor Waterman on Monday Grantrevitte, Nov. 12th, 1833, Another Nevada City saloon has the roadside abont a mife above the weeJfrom Redding, prevalence of diptheria at this city . voung ladies and gentlemen of Nevada bean closed by creditors, The Siuttz New York Theater Compiny is hejded this way. Mr, Stuttz is a tragedian. : Union: Boston Ravine, since casting 315 votes at tha lite election, is beco ning ambitious, and there is talk of applyinz fora postoffice there.Edwarl Lawrence, late of Missouri, his purchased the cizar dnd tobacco business at Grass Valley, heretofore conducted by Mr. Heywood. Tidings: ‘Sheriff Lord informs us that he is a bona file aspirant for appointment to the Marsnalship of Grass Valley when the present incumbent resizns,’’ 4,193 votes were cast in Nevada vounty on the G6ih instant, In the‘ election of 1883 the cotnty vote was 4,199 and in 1484 it was 4,197. The county is holding. its own in this -respect, Tha newly elected connty officers will take their places Monday, January 7th, © They are now engaged in securing bondsmen, a thing th+y will have no difficulty in doi yas they are all square and capable men, , Messrs. Cal lwo 1 & Little, attorneys for John Hamilton, have begun suit in the Superior Court against constible Dillon to recover possession . of household goods and other effects, the ownership of which is claimed by Hamilton, and which were levied uapuu by officer DIlon to satisfy a claim brought by A. H, Underwood, POWDER Absclutely Pure. FPS POWDER NEVER VARIES ~—A Marvel of pugity, strength and whol More foal than ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold ia com petition with the multitude of low teat, shor weight, alum or phosphate powders. old duty in Ts ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO,, 106 Wall street, New York, The JOHNSON-LOCKE MERZAVTILE CO, TEA COMPANY, Importers and distributers of Pure Teas, Coffees, Spices, Baking Powder, Flavoring Extracts, Eto,, Ete See Commercial Street, Nevada Oity, Cal, DELICIOUS PURE COFFEES AND TEAS, ee ne &@FWe offer extraordinary inducements to consumes of Teas, Coffoes, Spices, Baking Powders, Flavoring Extracts, Chocolates, Ets., Ete. WE SAVE You verstocked ~~AT THE BAR TIVE DRY GOODS ‘STORE! Big Reduction Sale for 10 Days. tee Pa Stylish Jackets at $2.50, worth 72 Stylish Jackets wihea = ee 125 Assort aa ed New Styles at prices to Serlette Jackets and wraps in endleas Variety, Choive goods only kept, Pine Dress Goode, Oaryit eat Wall Pape Samples Free and Expressage parcels of $5 to any part of the, hog THE BEE HIVE, SAMUEL YEO, ' PROPRIETOR, Grasa Valley, Nevada county, Cala. Evy: DSOr BS

e Pa “The Marysville Democrat says; “G. “ W. Sternes has tendered his resignation ” The Major has many personal friendCentral House between here and Washington and died there, became 80 decom posed that Supervisor Mulloy was complained to and asked to have it removed. He notified « party. ty bury it where it fell and bring the bif in to the Supervisors for allowane+, fore the inter nent could be utterfed to half of the animal disappéred during a night and on the folswing night the other half followed sit. A lot of meatless bones scattered sround were all that remained, ‘'ffetracks of two good-sized bears tol/ how the county had been saved epense in the matter, ~~—— Death of Thon> Costa. Thomas Costa, @Mative of Azores aged 73 years, die yesterday morning at lus home on Idian Flat. this township. “He had/been il! with -pneumonia since Sturday night, His sec ond son Thofas and a still younger son are down with the same d'sease, Thomas, Jr., not being expected to recover. ‘The deceased has been for more (ban twenty years enyaged in mining ulong Rush creek and vicinity. He leaves a wife and a large family of children. Mr. Costa was an hones: and industrious cit zen. Arrested for Robbery. . Dick Eddy was arrested Tuesday evening on a charge of robbery preferred by Mrs. Grace Phillips who keeps atodging-houso-at the corner of} Pine and Commercial streets. She alleges that he asked her to ehange a twenty dollar piece, and. when she handed him the change he gave her nothing in return. After considerable persuasion he gave her back $10 and walked off with the rest,. Eddy was drunk at the time. His examination will take place before Justice Wadsworth this evening. Wired ‘After Eleven Years. Mrs, Salina Moore has commence! suit in the Superior Court to obtsin u divorce from Captain T. W. Moore of this city to whom she w.'s murriet by Rev, J. Sims in 1877. Mrs. Mvore alleges that for over five years past her hosband has failed to provide her with the necessaries of life, and ahat for more than a year pattie has had to depend for suport on her adul: children by a formeér husband named Richard Jeffrey’who died in 1871, T. 8. Ford is Mrs, Moore's attorney. CeiEULENe Yaar The Sack Must Bc Empty. as watchman of the mines in t e hydiaulic mining districts on account of the demands of his private business. He has been a faithful and efficient of ficer.””) The dumages and other snit> brought against Sternes for deeds committed—» hile he was serving as a Bpy will demand a large share of his attention for some time to chine, Covgressman Biggs Coming. When Major Biggs was here durin: his late canvass he said that whether he was re-elected or not he proposed to come back a fortnight or so after election and bringing his wife spend » week in this city and vicinity, He ir expected the latter part of the presen: week or the early part of next week. around jiare and they will make hivisit pleasant. Died of Veliow Eever. Joseph L. Chadwick, for many yearr a resident. of North San Juan in thir county, died of yellow fever in Jacksonville, Florida, on the 2d instant Three weeks before that date his aed wife died of the same disease. Mr and Mrs. Chadwick were the foster parents of Mrs, N. C. Miller of French Corral, this county, and the news ot their dvath is a terrible blow to her, Ratification Monday Night. It is proposed to have a grand demonstration at this city next Monday evening to ratify Harrison’s elev’ ion. Many prominent Democrats and ull Republicans show a disposition to help it out. If enough money can be raised it will baa greit blow-out. Grass Valley will come in force. Killed in a Mine. John Blamey, ‘a young man whe formerly worked in the mines here and left ‘about the time the Nevada City wus closed down, was recently killed accidentally while working in u mine in the State of Michigan. cn] Sain diseases canndt be successfully treated by external applications. The proper way to cure ear heoe plaints ix to purify the blood with \Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, Under the vitaliziyg influences of this medicine all the onXns of the body are brought into healthy action. se \ Return of Mr. Fricdm A. Friedman, the fashionable Nilor, has returned from the East and is now again prepared to muke gen men’s clothing in better styles and EB. Gowell arrived here Tuesday evhing fron Oukl ind. : 4. R. Collins returned Tuesday. evenig from San Francisco, : Mrs, 4. Tam, who has been dll for three weeks, is convalescing. Mr. and Mrs, John C. Coleman of Grass Valley are in San Francisco. Mrs, F. Farnsworth and daughter, of San Francisco, were iu town yesterday. : , A. Frizd nan,the tailor.returned yesterday mourning from Baltimore, Mary lund, he L. Duterte, of San Francisco, was in town yesterdiy en route to Washington township on mining busingas. Ernest Craiz, of Dany r City, one of the principal parties interested in bonding the Coe mine, is at Grass Valley. N. C, Goodwin, who former!y resided at Biue Tent and has for three years past been at Banyor, Maine, returned dere Tuesdiy night. Warren Green, the stage line proprietor, ar:ived here Tuesday evening from his home at Cloverdale, and yesterday went to San Juan, Mrs, P. Lund, Mea. Rivshird Jones and Miss Feme Turner, of North Bloomfield, were in town yeste.day Jay Ostrom brought them down: W.F. Hanley, J. O. Groves and L. £. Scholl arrived here Tuesday evening from the Bay and yesterdiy went tothe Rainbow mine near Alleghany. Jesse C, Reed, who bas been at Sin . Francisco to-have treated-one—ofhis eyes which was cut by a fragment. of rock while he was mining, returned yesterday to Downieville. He will not recover the use of the eye. F, Zvitler, Dr. E. Fe Liebrick, L. Vinéentand H. Steihegger, Champion stockholders from Sun Francisco, on fuesday piid a visit tothe Delhi district where they have.a mining claim, Chey were much pleased with the outlook for that part of the county. Dr. A. Chipman aftera short visit here left Last evening for San Francisco. He will spend afew diys there and then return to Virginia City. The Doctor is a firm advoe ite of ths reduetion of tariff on fish-hooks in order to inake those useful articles cheaper in the market. and thus in a measure alleviate the pain that Clevel.nd must have been caused by his defeat, Whe Vote by Precincts. At the Presidentiil election on the 6h instant the total votes of the various precincts. in the county were afollows: Nevada Noe sci vce Nevada No, 2 ‘ Wiliow Valley 5 SOL MIME is eV escent ban 133 French Corral. 0).. Oterokee.. 2.. , Rongh and Ready.......5-5 Lodian Springs....... pee BDGHOOVING G55. Fie othe cds paula HOONOY BEM aces eves cane ey ADUNGNP PRUNE Oo iaice sel eecs Mleanant: Ridhe.: oes cess cee ees RIQURGR: ev iti ween e iba Boas ess VON gana CMe ¢ eae 0 Wale Bobincs< echo ene es cae oo A Good Eutertuinment. The Danver News says of the troupe which will perform at this city Saturday evening: ‘The ‘Mirror of Ireland’ was repeated by the Morris Sullivan company at the Academy, to a good audience, last evening. Morris Suliivan ia a very clever Irish comedian, and is most ably supported by Josie Morris Sullivan in Lrish songs and dances, There are seven peuple in the company, and they give a fir.tclas:-entertainment of its class, All the singing and duncing is good, and the dro:leries of the guide are I .ughter provoking beyond deseription, Li would be hard to find a 4 leasanter place to rpend an evening than the Academy this week.’ Fe mon . Piles! Piles! Piles! Dr. William’s Indian Pile Ointment in the only sure cure for Blind, Bleeding or liching Piles ever dimvovered, It never fails to cure old chronig Gases of lony standing. Judge Coon , Maryaville, says: Dr. Willian’s Lndian Pilé Ointinent sured me after year of suffering.” Judge Coffinbury,Cleveland,@. ,eaye : “. have found by experience that Dr. William’s Tadian Pile Ointment gives immedate and perm nent relief.” We have hundreds of such testimonials, Do not’sufer an instant lower prices than ever. He has a elegant line of piece goods, including and nobbiest patterns. all the latest Leave your orders immediately, 15-3 Lost. —— tifieate fer 225 #hares Tread woo eicne ie: Finder wil pleave hig tur n to this office. os Peans’ isthe purest: and best Soa ever made. longer. Sold by uruggistsat 50 cents er box or mauled on receipt of price; Wiusams Mr'a Co., Cleveland oO. Yor sale. Fhynitore,very litle used vonsistiny of jNor and bed room sets, carpets, stove®\provision safes, fire-proof sale, fndian Flit...-. We CA aes ee Sods PERU IRE oa care ees AND ted 175 Kast Grips Valley. /.. 0.0.0.. 270 West Grass Valley... 6.2.. ee. 447 HOMO RAVING. it cosy ee 31h Buena Vista,... Persia Ne 4) SEMtTE: We UNO oy co gam ead Cece or 57 MOT MOMER cis lay iaee 53 OOM MN TED en ii ces vend ok Py EG + North Bloumtielt..... 60.. 16> TO COUT Ty Sanh sik vate Se eating ls PUIOR CRU oar ak Lee ey weahs 24 COTTE ERG bn eos Bese: 7 CAVERD POOUN So. s cera Cr eked 12z MOO MME oes ecus ks vehi es oa 53 Wal inmboniis is 4s eek canes 95 WIRRUA kc ihada dee ies Chart wes 2% Bie Villy si CEE ees me FO eck Corea mes Oe SHE 25 ME 6 sc aleccline’s vee ve crams 9 Nutt Balti UNO res Coat es chant 110 SWB ccs ba cory Oe shi ee is . 4 BUSI eet ie ah boone ee ;{ly that worthy's movement in handrevently, and of the fatal ¢ rmination uf some of the eises, said to the report-r yesterday: ‘'I lave been reading with interest an articlé in the Medical Record relative to the use of turpentine in such cases, and the snbstunce of itis wor feproducing: for the benefit of the’ public. generally. Turpentine was recommended originilly'in Getmany and claimed to be almost a specitic. “It wis there, also, that the employment of the drag was sulj ced tu the ost severe criticism. Some recent publications have agai : lrawn attention to its alleged value, ant most reasurkible amony these ix an article which appe red in the Therapeutische Monatshefte. The wuthor asserts that he his employed turpentine in diptheria for the past four years, In this time he lost only five c1ses ont of s)xty that came under his treatment. Two of the fatal cases concerned were infants, who appeared moribund when first taken, and died «a few hours later. Tie other fatal cases were «lso unusually severe from the start, two dying in 36 hours, and one surviving five duys. This is certainly a noteworthy record, as diptheria statistics go. The oil of turpentine was administered in dram doses three times a day» Sweet spirits of niter was u-ed as a corrective, in the proportion of'one part of the spirits to fifteen of turpentine. Symptoms. of intoxication were never observed. In addition to the turpentine, a two pei vent solution of sodium s.lycilate was yiven every two hours in tablespoon doses. A yargle of chlorate of potash solution was likewise employed whenever possible. Under this plan of treatment rapid amelior tion of local signs and substitutional symptoms was observed. Usually, improvement begin at once, and it was rarely necessury to pu h the diag beyond five or eight doses, It should be remarked in this connection, however, that a very generous and stimulating fluid diet (strong bro h, port wine, milk) formed a feature ot Dr. Roexe's plan of treatme:t, Those who are inclined to meilicings in the severer forms of diphtheria (and the profession contains many such) will seircely accept the anthor’s tigures without a challenge. Vo the otherhand, for the very reason that violent disptharia ordinarily jus'ifies soy oomy a prognosis, we are ever ready to employ any means which may possibly reduce its frightful mort lity. There is. no reason, therefore, why the turpentine tre.atment of this disease should not be given a fiir trial.” Three Theories. Varions theories are entertained as to the indentity of the lone hignwWayman who robbed the Dewnieville and Nevada City stage near Nigser Tent on Thursday List, Two parties living not-many miles from she scene have each been suspected, and still another theory is that the party is a profession il, A-colored shirt, a jumper-and a hachet were fou din the forest near where the crime was committed. Some of the officers think these articles were left there unintentionally by the robber in bis harry to get away, while others maintain that he stole them in the neighborhood and left them so asto divert attention from himself to some one else. The fellow evidently intended to create the impression thi't he was the notorous Black Birt. He imitated qnite close‘ing his yon and in keeping hid body hidden from the view of the driver and passenyers. It has been be!ieved by many that he must have known just what was aboard, for the reason shat he called for the third mail sack ind the recond express box. A gentleman who is familiar with the locality says the impression is a mistuken one. He stood at the summit of the grade on a bank bat thirty or forty feet uhead of thestage and where he could look down into it and see everything on board. The mail sacks and boxes were in plain sight of him, pa . Opening Day. The attention of the ladies is called to the Opening Day of Fall and Winter Millinery on Wednesday, November 7th, and continuing all the week. Everybody invited to call whether they wish to buy or not. Mas. Lester & Crawrorp, o7-tf = Main street, Nevada City. A Woman's Discevery. “Another wonderful discovery has been made and that too by a lady in this eounty, Disease fastened its clutches upon her and for seven years she withstood its severest teste, but her vital organs were undermined and death seemed imminent. For .thr-e months she coughed incessintly and could not sleep. She bought of usa bottle of Dr.” King’s New Discovery for Consumption and was e0 much relieved on taking the first dose that she slept all night and with one bottle has been miraculoasly cured. Her name 8 Mrs, Luther Lutz.” Thus write W. C. Hamrick & Co., of Shelby, N. C, Get a free trial bottle at Curr Bros.’ Keep Cool. prepared to furnich customers with the best quality of Mountain’ Ive, in made both at business bouses and reswardroy, derk, commode, ete. Pp Inquire \f L. A. Pelton, Nevad. ~. City. novertt be skeptical in rezard to the utility of . ’ Druy Store. ‘ Z The Nevada Ice Company is. now. ' quantities large or small, Deliveries . Lodge by invitation visited Sylvania Lodge of Grass Valley and p trticinated in the business and exercises of the evening. ‘There were also a number of the’ members of Rough and Ready Lodge preasnt. During the evening tstallition was in order and the following were installed officers for the ensuing term: Chief Templar, Alfred Sanders; Vice Templar, Cora Lord; Revording Secretary, Fva Reynolds; Financial Secretary, Fred Morcom ; Treasurer, Celia Lord; Marshal, Wm. Pellew ; Deputy Marshal, Lillie Harry ; Guard, Jennie Kinsman; Sentinel, L. Daval; Chaplain, Lilia Kinsman ; Superintendent of Juvenile Work, Jennie Hodge. — Upon taking the chair as Chief femplar, Mr. Sander. made a few remarks which were well received, as were also those of Miss Cora Loni yn taking the chair ax Vice Templar. Installation having been completed, the regular business of the lolge was brought to a close and then was yiven the following program after ‘which a collation was served ; Measra, Churles Prodyger, Samuel and Will Aver, a8 the orchestra, rendered a very pleasing instrumental trio, Willis A. Clinch next responded with a recitation. i Miss Cora Lord captured the ap plause of the lodge by singing a sony entitled, “I like it, I like it, Ido.’’ Alf. Seaman read from the bible, ~ Miss Annie Hudson very pleasintly rendered a vocal solo entitled, ‘The Good Bye at the Door.” Recitations by Messrs. Alf. Sanders and D. Fitzgerald closed the entertainment, ” Next Friday evening Sytvania Lodge of Grass Vulley will visit Nevada Lodge of this city. f See One of The Leaders, that the smoker of vigarettes isabout to disappear, and adds; The cigarette, we are told, is the moat imperious, the most exacting, the most enga “ing, the most loving of mistresses, toleratinu nobody or nothing beside her, and inspiring an absolute and exclusive. passion, ‘The smoker of cigarettes must, therefore, always have both his handand lips free; he must be neither ambitious nor industrious; mast not, except in very rare cases, asp. re to be a poet or an artist, and must, briefly, ‘have no other wants besides amoking his cigarette. Considering that this is the cise, it is not astonishing to read that the trne cigarette smoker is born and net mide, The most generous have te derly hent over his cradle H+» must have elegant, dainty hands, for yon can no more roll a cizarette with clumsy fingers than you can play a harp; his fice should be voung and handsome, or, at léast, if no longer so, it should have been so, and preserve the charm of what was beautiful. Cle inliness, the opposite of which is horrible, ouzht not to be the subject of praise, being the natural state of every gentlemin; but the cleanliness of the smoker of cigarettes merita admiration, like all other ideal and supernatual things, The end of the cigartte touching his lips is never wet or moist. He nei her coughs nor spits, and can move in a salon curpeted with white velvet without ever letting a particle of a<hes fall on the floor. He answers immediately when apoken to, and. does not keep the questioner waiting for a reply while he takes a puff, and his rosy nails are never soiled or discolored by the smoke. FOOTHILL ORANGES. ~ Young Trees Vielding at the Rate of Nearly $1,000 an Acre. The Marysville Appeal says: Frank Congdon, who lives about two miles from Smartsville,brought to town yes‘erday quite a quantity of oranges, grown on his place. They are without blemish and free from scale, and are of unusual tize, while the color ix higher than on the ripening oran.es in this city, He presented A. D. Cutts with a cluster of eleven, and 5. O. Gunning with one of seven, Mr. Congdon says that from eight trees lust year his daughter gathered over #75 worth of fruit for pin money. This

yearhe will have. the profit» from National Republican Committee, and one of the nen to whose management of the campaign the defeat of Cleveland is largely due, cin according to newsp iper talk have a place in President Cleveland's esbinet if he wants it; but the condition of his health is such that he probably would not accept should the position be tendered him. é ie These Fruitful Foothills. 8. N. Stranahan brought to the Transcript office Tuesday evening a bas et of fruit that afforded powerful proof of the fruitfulness of this locality. Everything in the basket came from his farm on Selby Flat just north of town, There were branches from taspberry bushes hearing blossoms and ripe raspberries side by side; Downey seedling apples of the second crop for this year; second, third and fourth crop: Bartlett pears, all from the same ree; and wine-rap »pples which grew on scions but eighteen months from setting. Mr, Stranahan annuully raises at his place as fine fruit as is grown in the State, Duumster’s Majority 715. In revising yesterday the Supervisor’s official returns of the county vote on Sheriff, it was found that an error had t een made in the hurried addition made Tuesday evening. The corrected figures etand as fullows: TUNER, Gi iieiaciss vee sehen ees 2120 PARE ahaa es veh iibig LOD .Dunster’s mujority..... ri) From Childhood Upward far beyond middle age, the teeth will remainstrong and white if standard SOZODONT be daily used. The breath > alxo, ofien unpleasant in life's decline, will continue pure, if this delightfully odvroustooth preservative is persietently applied. Buckien’s Aruica Salve, The best Salve in the worhtfor Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulevers, Sult Rheum Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required, Itis guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Prive 25 cents per box. For sale by Carr Bros, tf ure For Piles. : Itching Piles are known by mojsture like perspiration, producing a very disagreeable itching after getting warm. oilewonibe Plage, ay . toilet twenty-five trees, and intends to plant more with the proveeda. A very simple calculation shows that ange culture is enormously profitable upon the ratio of §75 from eight trees. ed at the rate of a hundred to the acre, or (wenty feet apart. the tree would be $990 to the acre. The vield need be no more than 450 orange» to the tree, und the price $2 a hundre:, to muke a gross return of $900 to the acre. Of course, in large orchards, such returns are seldem realized. But even one half, or one quarter such an income, would be large. Teachers’ Convention. ee The California State Teachers’ Aesociation will meet at Sacramento December 26th to 29th. Reduced rates of railroad fare wil prevail and « number of Nevada county teachers will attend. The Bee thus expresses itself on the subject: ‘As usual, it ito be expected that the forthcoming session will be no more productive of ycod than the others have been. Old fossils in the ranks hive been yiven an opportunity to air their views, and the result has been that the sessions have been dreary failures. It is an outrage upon the overworked teachers throughout the State that they should e compelted tv leave their homes to listen to the proceeding of such a gatheritig, at the sacrifice of the enjoyment of their holiday vacation—a seaton of rest to which they are justly entitled. And especially is it wrong to forve them into attendance upon such a monumental furée as the aver. age Teachers’ Convention.’’ faa ann . Dr. Bo-tan-Ko In his new discovery for Consumption, succeeded in producing e medicine which is ecknowledged b, all to. be simply marvelous, It is exceedingly pleasant to the taste, perfectly harmless, and does not ricken. In ull cases of Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Wooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis, and Puins-in theChest, it has given universal satLifuction, Dr. Bosanko’s Cough and Lang Syrup is sold. at 50 cents by Carr Bros, ~ my21-6m A Safe Investment. Is one which is guaranted to bring you #utisfactory resulis, or in case of failure « return of purchase price. On this-safe plan you can bay from our advertised Druygist a bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, It is guaranteed to bring relief in every vate, when used for any atffection of Thruat. Lungs or Chest, such ae Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croup, ete., etc, It is pleasant and ayreeble to taste, perfectly, and can always be depended upon. Trial bottes free at Curr Bros. Drug Store. ANicety Furnished : ee Sleeping room for rent with or witha cut bourd. Inquire at this office, tf Prane’ Soap is the most Orange trees are usually plantNine dollars to cominuted the sentence of Ah Jake— a Chinaman coavicted of murder in Sierra county in Ovtober, 1887, and sentenced to be hanged—to life imprisonment. ‘The Governor says: I find that the act committed by Ah Jake was, to a certain extent, in éelfdefense, which phase of the case has been clearly set. forth in a ‘letter written by J. A. Vaughn, editor of the Downieville Messenger, a journal of character and standing. The person killed by Ah Jake was a fellow countryman, who, frum the surrounding circumstances, met his death in an attempt to rob Ah Jake, but the perury of the witnesses and the defense in not having his case properly pre~ented to the Court, resulted in no defense at all, Judge Soward his written me a very strong xppeal in favor of commuting the sentence of Ah Jake to one of imprison vent for life, and resents incontrovertible reasons why it would be a simple act of justice. A petition signed by many of the leading residents of the county unites in ppealing for favor to this Chinaman. Among the names are those of J. W. Orear, T. D. Calkins of the Sierra Tribune, D. T. Cole, H. Spaulding, Mervux. Broa,, 8. KF. Purdy, Thom us Brennan, J. ‘i’. Mooney, H. W. Oreur P, R. Gardner, Conrad Wazner an¢ many others. Six of. the jurors also petition for the coinmutation, The Governor concludes that there is reasonable doubt of Ah Jake having committed the murder in first degree, and therefore grants the cummution and directs the Sheriff of Sierra county to convey Ah Juke to the Folsom prison. ; Brevity is the soul of Wit. Governor Waterman has issued the foliowing: : Stare or CaLirornia, Executive DevartMant, Sacramento, November 13th, In accordance with an establishod custom, I hereby appoint Thursday, November 20th, 1888, as a day of thanksgiving and prayer, requesting the people of this State to abstain from all pursuits on that day, and in their repective places of worship humbly testi‘y their appreciation of the untold blessings which the Almighty haz vouchsafed them during the preceding year. i set ny hand and caused the great seal November, 1888, R. W. Waterman. Governor of California, Vote on Avsociate Justice, mary as published by this paper, waa [ee An Klegant Substitate Figs. sicians, California Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal. For sale by all leading druggists. Carr., Bros,, Nevada City. tf When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria. When she was a Child, She cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, She clung to Castoria, Whea shehad Chiidrea, Bhe gave them Castoria SESE * Arrivals at the City Hotel. O. OC. Conia, Pruprietor, November 18, 1888, Wm Kart, city, JHieks, do D Anderson, city, JV Dwyer, do JC Stewix, do D Rosa Blue Tent, E F Baker, Town Talk, MS Fer, 0, Pen Vailey, A H Hallett, Blue Tent, L Brindejon o R McLeod, Hu t's Hill, 59g . Pen Valley, HF Schwartz, do. « b Davis Crystal Springs, V Miller, Anthony ouse, J Quigley, Sacramento, W Camer, Quaker Hill, J Drabeck, do Arrivals at the Union Hotel, Mra, J. Navrziogn, Proprietor, November 18, 1888, Ow Kitts, do Geo Lord, do W D Harria, do 8 Wheeler, do Fred Evens, do oe Floyd, do Camme do Geo Barton, do JH Marsh, do W ¥ Hanley, San Francisco, J O Growes, do 1, E Schol) ao FB Gowell, alo C HGrahl, do W R Verran, do : Mre Fisterwall, Grass Valley, Lou Alve, 8t.ouis,D K Speram, San Fr Arrivals at National Exchanee Hotel Rector Brotugas, Proprietors. November 18, 1888, C B Tenn, San Francisco, W W Henderson, do . PH Redley, do RH Kenchbam, do L Dulerbe, do H S8teineger, do J R Collins, do AW Hartung, do Fred Breese, do Warren Greene, Cloverdale, Larry Majien, Union Hill Cc win, Bangor, Malne, te Reader, Sweetiand, an Tuttle, coum Que Osail Hh Graniteville . ln witness whereof, I have hereunto of State to be affixed this 13th day of The vote in Nevada county on Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, accidentally omitted from yesterday's tumFor vils, salts, pills, and all kinds of bitter, nauseous medicines, is the very agreeuble liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Recommenied by leading PhyManufactured only by the * yl 5 Eptror Tranxscart—We have met our old political opponents, had a fine fight, and once again ‘‘victory is ours,” and the mea from Rocky Glen with M.rtin Lawrence are making the oll mountain tremble with ratification music. Soon the boys in Graniteville returned the compliment, and giant powder thunder vied with heaven's artillery. Juin Spohn made an agreement with Frank Dugan that if Harrison was elected he was to give Dugana wheelbarrow ride, Spohn le!t before the returns came in, but driver Moody took the contract off his hands and yesterday fultilled the agreeement amid mach cheering and jubilation, Next Saturday night there will be a grand ratification ball and entertainment, over one hundred ani fifty dol lars being already subscribed. The Bloomfield band hus been secured to furnish mu-i¢, A good tte is anticipated for ull, and our Deitiouratic friends may rest assured that President Harrison. will honor the grand station which Americ n ci izgne have called upon him to fill. [ will tell you about the dince and the ladies in my next letter, Troe Buus. f jars, sincdleng a igitbacmnionn nae Whe County supervisors, The Board of County Supervisors on Tuesday evening allowed the bills of the various boards that’ servel at the late election iy the various. precincts of the county, Yesterday they allowed the following bills; © Brown & Calkins, election supplies and Great Register, $756 37, Wells, Fargo & Co,, expressig? on election returns, $8.95, ‘t. P. Blue, expresvage on election returns, $5 25, J.P. Pollard, making ballot boxes, $10. Protection Hose Co, of Grass Valley, rent of room for election boart, §10; + Eagle Hose Co} of Grass Valloy, same, $10; F. P. Stevens, of Truckee, same, $5. W. D. Wooda, fuel, lights, ete, for election beards a! Grass Valley, $11.50. Per diem as tupervisors; W. D. Woods $18, ©. E. Mulloy §4, FL M. Pridgeon $14 40, M. Brophy ¥14 60, W._J. Hill $22 80. . 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AH JAKE'S CASE. GRANITEVILLE LETTER. HERE AND THERE. THURSDAY, NOV. 16. 1888 Nectat Ad Other Notes About. Turpentine said to be Specific for . They Have a Good Time at Grass . Good Ones, Like Poets, Are Born, . Governor Waterman Reduces the . Ratifying Harrison's Electio:—-. A Briet ecord of Various Mat« Pople Old and Young. the Disease. ‘Valley. and Do Nothing Else. Sentence te Life Imprisonment. Paying a Wager by Proxy. _ ters of Local Interest. A Chance for Bevr Munters. iy: — — — ‘aie iis prance : 3 — oa Last week a dain that had fallen by Det D. Martin arrived here thi<. A local physiciin in speaking of the. Tuesday evening abont twenty-five. A writer in the Paris Figaro predicts. Governor Waterman on Monday Grantrevitte, Nov. 12th, 1833, Another Nevada City saloon has the roadside abont a mife above the weeJfrom Redding, prevalence of diptheria at this city . voung ladies and gentlemen of Nevada bean closed by creditors, The Siuttz New York Theater Compiny is hejded this way. Mr, Stuttz is a tragedian. : Union: Boston Ravine, since casting 315 votes at tha lite election, is beco ning ambitious, and there is talk of applyinz fora postoffice there.Edwarl Lawrence, late of Missouri, his purchased the cizar dnd tobacco business at Grass Valley, heretofore conducted by Mr. Heywood. Tidings: ‘Sheriff Lord informs us that he is a bona file aspirant for appointment to the Marsnalship of Grass Valley when the present incumbent resizns,’’ 4,193 votes were cast in Nevada vounty on the G6ih instant, In the‘ election of 1883 the cotnty vote was 4,199 and in 1484 it was 4,197. The county is holding. its own in this -respect, Tha newly elected connty officers will take their places Monday, January 7th, © They are now engaged in securing bondsmen, a thing th+y will have no difficulty in doi yas they are all square and capable men, , Messrs. Cal lwo 1 & Little, attorneys for John Hamilton, have begun suit in the Superior Court against constible Dillon to recover possession . of household goods and other effects, the ownership of which is claimed by Hamilton, and which were levied uapuu by officer DIlon to satisfy a claim brought by A. H, Underwood, POWDER Absclutely Pure. FPS POWDER NEVER VARIES ~—A Marvel of pugity, strength and whol More foal than ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold ia com petition with the multitude of low teat, shor weight, alum or phosphate powders. old duty in Ts ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO,, 106 Wall street, New York, The JOHNSON-LOCKE MERZAVTILE CO, TEA COMPANY, Importers and distributers of Pure Teas, Coffees, Spices, Baking Powder, Flavoring Extracts, Eto,, Ete See Commercial Street, Nevada Oity, Cal, DELICIOUS PURE COFFEES AND TEAS, ee ne &@FWe offer extraordinary inducements to consumes of Teas, Coffoes, Spices, Baking Powders, Flavoring Extracts, Chocolates, Ets., Ete. WE SAVE You verstocked ~~AT THE BAR TIVE DRY GOODS ‘STORE! Big Reduction Sale for 10 Days. tee Pa Stylish Jackets at $2.50, worth 72 Stylish Jackets wihea = ee 125 Assort aa ed New Styles at prices to Serlette Jackets and wraps in endleas Variety, Choive goods only kept, Pine Dress Goode, Oaryit eat Wall Pape Samples Free and Expressage parcels of $5 to any part of the, hog THE BEE HIVE, SAMUEL YEO, ' PROPRIETOR, Grasa Valley, Nevada county, Cala. Evy: DSOr BS