September 20, 1882 (4 pages)

,, ‘the Black Bear mine.° . ‘wanted, _ failed ‘to bu * Voue of her teaching qualities ia most NWishdrawal, “Gara” ‘ob fore Wickes: A Walter D, Mra niet ir ‘thing in t and Med Mine ne : is pete "Benefit. of Mr. ‘Stewon, at ‘the “Theatre to-night. ‘ “0. A Bae a 4 io ea ers and social news Gleaned Win. aba in: returned from gh 8 ‘Bassett, ioe gone, to Sen cisco for afew days.’ CT MiAL Geo G. Gaplord,-aiter en aS ‘ence of séveral months in the East, has retarted home. *”*' Edwin Tilley , and, his . wife and daughter have returned from San Francisco. Mr. Tilley will remain here till Sunday and then leave for Jacob Naffziger, who has been sick in-San-: Francisco for the: last-month, } idiubilt quite poorly. © Hie ie-troubteuiy with an abscess and it was recently, found negessary to'perform ‘a surgical operation on him. A Way Out of It. J, Proctor Knott spoke in’ Win-] chester, Ky., the:other: day, and in ¢losing turhied'to' the ladies present and told thein that he was too diffident'to say to the men in the audience that he was a. candidate for the Governorship, but he would whisper it to his fait hearers as a secret, believing it to be as good, a way as he could find for making it public. Thatiis one way of doing it, but we know.a better and ‘can recommend it to bashful candidates as being vastly preferable to Kuott’s little dodge. It isto puta, card in, the Tran sonrer asking for just what is “Ask and ye shall receive,” is what the Good Book says. It costs ouly $5 to ask through this paper, and if au office is worth having itis worth paying that much to get. Campbell’s Murderer. J, J. Stubbs, the. murderer of Jack Campbell, who gave himeelf up Satarday night at ten o'clock and was harried off to the jail’ at’ Downnieyille, would. have. fared»,ruughly had he fallen into’ the hands of the armed . nen hunting *him, * amoug whom were all the Indians in. Sierra Valley. Stubbs is described as “a mere boy,” and a gentleman from that vicinity says many incline to the belief that he was but a hired adpadsip. That theory seems’ very reasonable in the light of what information we have at hand. Blasting Accident. William: Hogan and’ Phil. Derich, miners at Snow Point, near Moore’s Fiat, were’ severely injied ‘Sunday by the premature. explosion of a blast. They had ie a.fuse, but as it ook an iron tamping rod and proceeded to puncture the cartridge so as to insert a fresh fuse. While they were thus-wor:.ing.the s . retired from ‘the profession some time ‘. since, but resumed the work latuly. She has been considered one of our : tention to the parts worthy of note, Jof an advanced age. These should them without a resort to extraneous . physical force. ‘room stood at 91 degrees, yet the teacher in mathematic work selects and requires his pupils “to” ‘treat: fn edge of business forms is extensive, and aptly applied. advanced grammar and composition, general history, literature, rhetoric, arithmetic, algebra, geometry, spelling, and other studies are taught. The school furniture and equipments are good. From the small size of the room wnatrow aisles cannot be avoided. The walls are tastily decorated with pictures, and the room year’s work for this grade, though iandicapped by numbers. advanced grammar school education, Those who make good use of their availabilities may graduate by sixor profession they prefer, to prepare —_for First Grammar school is The ‘taught by Mrs. Parsons, who had Hon uf ‘the past. SO A The Rainbow Mine. J. F. Patsonia of' this ea who has ‘charge of the new ten-stamp mill at the Raivbow inine near ° Alleghany, Siérta county, isin town, and gave the Taansckier some interesting items concerning that remarkable ~ ‘tion. Her school has but 47 pupils ‘but may be. increased shortly. 1f noticeable, it is the in Which she aids the: pupils: to get their lessons:' By calling their at about 3,000 tons of ore that is expected to average $100 to the ton, The result of the first week’s run (with five stamps) after the’ mill started recently was $4,000. In twelve days, with five stamps going half of the time and all of them. the ‘est, $12,500 was’ cleaned’ up, The motive power forthe mill is derived from a Pelton wheel which gives ‘the most perfect satisfaction. Mr. Parms those best omitted, she gives her students an impetus from the shi Girls form more than twothirds of the ‘school, and encompass the few boys on every hand, but the . [latter seem to take kindly to the ¢} situation. Many of the pupils are be promoted ag rapidly as possible, without falfilling the entire demands of the: course, They should pass tipon’ the most essential branches only. ‘The course in its main féatures, is through percentage, proportion and mensuration in arithmetic; completion of grammar; completion of descriptive and outline geography; the fifth reader, and the other peneral studies, Two of the young ladies are chosen at intervals to edit.a manuscript journal, This is read on Friday afternooas. It is composed } of well selected excerpts and original matter, and affords much pleasure by its happy hits, homely philosophy and diffusion of humor. We enjoyed its reading as much as did the scholars, The two’ classes of the school being in size unequal, the art }of the teacher will be displayed in her thorough equalizing of ~ them, in good, ‘symmetric order, Her Plpils should’ fall into her ways rapidly and allow a lady to govern Pelton is the best wheel ever inveuted, requiring less water than any other to produce a given power, The “present workings of the Rainbow are 400 feet deep, and a tunnel is now being ran to tap the ledge at a point 240 feet still lower, When this is completed the mine will be worked ‘through it? dispensing with the steam hoisting machinery now used. This ledge was discovered over-twenty years ago by some parties who struck it while running for gravel and took out $90,000 in-a short time. The owners fell out among themselves, and work was not resumed till about three years ago when Win. Hanley (one of the original owners), §, C. Farnham of Vallejo and others ommenced hunting for the ledge. Titey spent several months und many thousand dollars before striking anything, but a year ago last July they fouid a bonanza and took out $30,00) in two or three days, then they have realized over $70,000 more, crushing the rich specimens ina hand mortar. The addition of the mill to the plant will greatly increase the regular oufput. The advanced Grammar Grade or High School is;tanght by. * Mr; Cowdery, and mumbers 72 scholars, “The principal agsigte him about half of the time, This is a large school, ‘and ,in admirable. working « order. The day we visited: ‘it, the thermometer upon thé ¢entral pillar of the A Model Drugstore, ‘The regular advertisement of W. D. Vinton of the Nevada Drag Store appears in to-day’s TRANSCRIPT. At Mr, Vinton’s establishment can be found an immense stock of all the best patent medicines; also a full line of toilet goods, soaps and everything else usually kept by a firstclass drugstore. He is one’ of. the best druggists in the State: and compounds preseriptions with the greatest care, using only the purest and best of drugs, He is also the representative: here of two of the strongest fire insurance companies in the world, and will write risks at the lowest rates compatible with safe business principles, ‘pupils never seemed to notice it but worked away seriously. © When pupils are geen at the blackboard doing ‘work at recess or studying hard during leisure hours when they seem unmindful even of visitors, it is an evidence that they are highly absorbed in their studies. ‘The those examples which seem to involve the most principles, He treats them them in @ basiness way. His knowlSome of: the Young Men's Club Meeting. natural sciences, physical geograph Ys. At Monday evening’s meeting the Youbg Men’s Republican Club: determined to assist in the reception of Hon. H. F. Page on the occasion of his visit to this city next week, by having a grand torchlight procesgion. A proposition to open the club roll so that all Republican voters regardless of age can be admitted was introduce and discussed at some length, but no action was taken, is kept neat. We prophesy a good The fron Works. . . SHE CoORSE OF STUDY. A pupil carried through ‘the eight grades and the higheschool, gets an The Times says that the .ron works near Bear river recently destroyed by fire, are, it is said, tu be rebuilt in Oakland and the entire works removed there, Those who ‘are acquainted with the workings of this business state that when. the works are complete and runoing there will. be over one hngmames men employed. a and with reasonable effort. afterward is fitted for apy station in life. teen years of age, which will give them ample time to select any trade It will take some supplementary instruction some of the BRIEF MENTION. cartridge was firod. Hogan’s right arm,was shattered, and one eye destroyed. ‘Derich was seriously hurt about the face, arms and legs by the powder: and flying rock, id ‘Death of Mrs. Vail. Mrs, H. BE Vail, sister of M. B. B. Potter of this city, who died recently at Forbestown, was an active Good Templar, ie member of, the Pleasant Gem Band of Good Hope. She always took special ‘interest ‘in training and education of. childeen, who formed a promioent part in. the _, funeral procession, and who’ dropped “fresh flowers thickly apon the casket ete ed the, remains of the rn -ewindeiva ‘Thanking the man; many ‘friends who advised me to announce myself as an independent candidate for the County Clerkship, and also those who assured mé of their hearty support, a departments. of the outfit in the county. iugton schoolhouse ranke with the best in the State. The grounds are] . ample and’set off with shade trees. The building’stands where there is a circulation of air. -It is fairly ventilated,; well lighted and the rooms can be warmed with facility. farnitute in some of the rooms might: be improved, but in the main it is good. books and apparatus are faicloiily + selected. ‘The latter-isfrom breakage, and free from dust. The means of ¢ are ample. . apprehension for the safety of the. building. some time ago was caused. by defective studding and not by a set-. State. Unie Nartems Happenings in and Out of yy versity, . The text books used are as ‘There ‘ate Piles y) feos at Campgood a'series as can be found anybell Springs. : where. Mouday, October 2d,has beMxed SCHOOL APPLIANCES, Nevada Qity has the best school Its. Washingas the day for settling the final account of Elizabeth Murphy, executrix of the estate of P. Murphy, deceased, Feo Weed Barua ‘The caved shaft of ttie Tdabo has been: repaired, and ore is again coming upfrom the {3th level, The 14th level will be opened on some time next month, the shaft now. being down nearly 200 feet towards it. The prospects are that the 14th level’ will i hiiais well. secure. = ai = “New Mining Suits. The ‘Chanipion ‘Mining “Company has commenced two suits against the North Merrifield Gold Mining Company—one to quiet title to « tun-, nel; and the other to determine the oni: of some of the ground The The reference in ‘case, of fire, Parents need feel no The settling of the floor E withdraw my il anpounee. tlins of the cellar foundation. This claimed by the North ‘Morte “ament. Sober mvinces me . wag remedied, Competent ‘archi-_ Company. tects have examined ame “pronounseis “that I have not the . peti to” mee other. : soca ‘of Frank Johnson. s Frank Pehseok AAT killed John . . Noyes and was sent front” this county last November to serve forty years in the State Prison at Folsom, died at 1 o'clock Sunday morning. He leaves a young wile and child, Tgsthec en anything but the een . . while “she was. confined . property. There is on the dump} . wrapped in mystery, ) Columbia bape fle gives assurance sons says that in ‘his ‘opinion ‘the . ti Since the _worst?Mr.:-Harrison~being 4 . Cloth and Tailoring House, 46 Broad ‘ulsters. Matrons about purchasing ‘cassimcres for family wear will do ‘. cash, ' Barrett's, ew . By the ga'lowat: eeppies Tranpe M. KE. Wilson asserts that in the County J ail here ‘awaiting preliminary examination on the charge of killing her husband, some one obtained entrance to the cellar under her house at Columbia Hill and stole a sack containing coin to the amount of $1,940, which Bs had . buried there, No tidings have yet heen obtained of Harrison, and his fate remains The: theory that he was made the victim of foul who knew him well. Tn this connection we give & coin: munication from C. B. Hawley of that it ie the first time he has write ten toany newspaper concerning the subject, and ‘his reasons for now wriing are maie apparent by what he has tosays Ep.ror Transcrirr~There seems to be some feeling still in this com: munity regarding the missing man Harrison, and I propose to give what few facts I possess and what has led my suspicions up to the parties mentioned below, The public can then judge for themselves as to his probable death or hiding if alive, When I returned from Sacramento on the 2d instant and found Harrison had not been at Snow Tent, and that he had not been seen since the night of the 26th of August, I instituted: a search, Finding he had been agen in Wilson’s saloon at 10 and 10:30 o'clock P, M. on the 26th of August, TI repaired to the saloon and asked Mrs. Wilson if Mr, Harrison: had been there on the 26th, ‘She said no I said, “Mrs. Wilson put. on your thinking cap, for Mr. A. EB. Wood] ruff and Mr. M. Calanan: both saw him here. Mr. Woodruff treated him to a glass of beér and you served them,” She said, ‘Oh no, he was not here. Mr. Woodruff is mistaken, He promised to come but did not.” She left the room and I. asked Mr. Wilson (then on his death bed) to tell me where Harrison was, but he would not answer my question, I went to Mr. Woodruff and stated what she told me. He said it was all right; that he would swear on a stack of bibles that. he saw and treated him on that vight in that saloon about 10;30 o’clock, He referred me to his day book on which was a charge fixing the date beyond questicn as Mr, Calanan had the package in question in his hand when he saw Harrison sitting and talking with her at the far end of the saloon. On returning home I found Harrison had said he had promised to go up ‘and was going. She admitted his promise to come, but said he did ‘not come, This flat denial being made in the face of proof that would hang a man naturally aroused my suspicions, and I went for a detective to work up the case. Whilé workiag up the ease, Wilson suddenly died and the public are acquainted with some of the facts, At the post mortem examination bruises and scratches were discovered on his legs from near. the hips to and below the knees, They were evidently the marks of the four tingers of a human hand clutching at the legs while in a desperate ‘struggle. The victim must have been on the floor as the skin was torn downward and clear through on the right leg, but not so deep on the left: but the full four finger marks were on the leg whereever the hand touched, showing the struggle was in earnest. The legs were also brui sed some, The theory that he might have scratched himself in his last struggles won’t wash, as the deep scratches were. healing over and looked, as Dr. Manson expressed. it, as thongh they had been made eight or ten days,. Now Mrs. Wilson told me she was the last one up in the saFrom the noise heard about 11 o'clock it is evident there was trouble in the saloon. . Query: What becarre of my man Harrison and. how did Wilson get those, scratches and bruises on the bare skin? He had evidently no clothes on his lower infiicted, Mrs. Wilson doubtless was the last person living who saw Harrison at Columbia Hill; “As she will not admit of his being there or tell what she knows about him, how can she blame the public for suspecting quiet, polite, peaceable and. sober man while with me, I hope no unfounded slanders will deter the public from continuing searching insmi for his body dead or alive. C. B. Hawney. . RRMA Laan ae came ENS Foreign and Domestic Woolens. Fall stock just received, Barrett’s street. Finest suits to order at lowest prices. Choice.patterns for ladies™ well’ to’ call and examine stock. Gents furnishing goods, clothing, hats,, ete. Lowest rates_for spot 46: Broad street, Ne. vada City, 920-2w-ttsa : “New Cider. 1 * New. Cider. Best and sivseteik: iba eae cast, “Vaid of Munster”), and Tom Taylor’s three-act comedy of “Still Waters Run Deep.” Mr. Stetson ‘has long been a favorite here both on and off the stage, and. Miss Ingham ‘has improved vastly ‘since her last appearance of a year ago. All’ the characters were well-cast. The company gave a. second performance last evening. _To-night our citizens will tender play is. still parle by many edmplimentary benefit'to Mr Stetson,. on ‘which. oecasion a grand double bill wil. be presented with the full strength of the troupe in the This will be Mr, Stetson’s last appearance in Nevada City, for'a long time at ‘any rate, as he: contemplates returning to the astern States this’ year, where he has long -} stood: high inthe profession. His per: sonal popularity here and his merit ‘as an actor; shou'd: attract’ a: large audience this evening. It will poui; tive ly be'his farewell appearance, was named, yond his’ recollection. PRET ETT IAT TE PT Ul Cows For Sale, ton’s ranch. Mountain fice. business houses and families, a sureasonable price! on the Plaza will bei promptly ‘attended to, a28-tf J. 8. Tompson. the performance gave general satis: . ——— faction. : ‘The programine ‘consisted ‘of two farces (“A Happy Pair” and Gey, Denver, former'y li¢utenant-governor of this State, and) after whom the city of Denver,, Colorado, is now revisiting hig namesake, which has grown. way beAs is the case in 80 many other instances, he never realized any pecuniary benefit from beifg the patriarch of the thriving young metropolis,.add is now living quietly in. Wilmington, Ohio, Fresh milch ows lor sale at Sutrs T f24atT The Neyada Ice Company ‘is:now prepared to furnish to hotels,saloons, perior quality of Mountain ice, at. a All orders left at the Ide House Regul Hep. Romine ~ FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR, A. NIVENS, Jr. sae Republican Honitaes!. FOR, ae THOMAS MEIN. Regular Republican Nominee FOR COUNTY RECORDER, Regular Republican Nominee FOR SUPERVISOR, DISTRICT NO. 1, K. CASPER. . Regular Republican Nominee FOR COUNTY TREASURER, . G. v. SCHMITTBURG Regular RepublicanNominee “FOR SURVEYOR, ° "J. G. HARTWELL. Regular Republican Nominee ‘SPOR, COUNTY: CLERK, PRANK-G.BEATTY. Regular Republican Nominee FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, E. W. ROBERTS: Regular Republican Nominee FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, J. L. LEWISON. , . Regular Republican Nominee FOR ASSEMRLYMAN, A:“WALRATH. didn ath A BARGAIN, .: ETT’s. 820-2t MarsBALu's Cubebs ab Zekind’ss They never fail to give relief, of bottle. Sold everywhere, store, 8l6-tf, Ste I Me Ht = entre For Rent or Sale on Account o1 Sickness. The Ranch of Martha Chivell, better known as the Bonney place, situated Tnforabout.a mile from Lake City. mation at. this office. 619-m Poe Ainaxab, The great Egyptian Elixir and mos wonderful discovery of the age, ha a magical effect on the skin, making it soft, clear and transparent, It. i complexion. wi, For Sale, undersigned, half-way between Ne vada City and Grass Valley, consist Apply to malé6 tt P. Sorron, On Sutton’s Ranch. _ACard. To all who are sufferin, and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, lossy of manhood, will send a reci OF CHARGE, This great remedy was discovered + missionary in South America, f : Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rév. loon that night. Mr, Wilson hav. Joseru T. Inwan, Statiox D, “Nuw York ing been ia bed, of course Mr. Wood. . “'* raff or Mr. Calanan did not see him, . Mothers! Mothers! Mothers Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest_by-a sick child suffering arid crying with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth, 80, go at once and get a bottle of Mrs, Winslow’s soothin, It will.relieve the poor jittle sufferer immediately, you may dependupon it; there is no mistake ‘ about limbs when those scratches were it. who has ever used it, who will _ not . . tell you at once’ that it will regulate the bowels, and give rést to the mother and relief and health to the child, operating like magic. perfectly safe to ‘use in all cases, and pleasant to the.taste, and is the prescription. of one of-the oldest and best female ph sicians nurses in the United Btates everywhere, 25 cents a bottle syrup, There is not a mother on eaout It is and Sold A Cough Cold or Sore Throat _. should be stopped. Neglect frequently results in an incurable. lung disease or Consumptfon. Bronchial Troches are gertein to to give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh Consumptives and Throat. diseases, years the Troches have been recom: ‘mended by physicians, and always} give perfect satisfaction, hot new or untried, but having been tested by wide and-constant use for . : } nearly an entire generation, they have attained well-merited among the few staple remedies of . theage Public speakers. and sing _. ore-use From to ¢lear and strength . © eu ‘the voice. ‘Sold at 26 ets. abo Brown’s For thirty rank . Or plain, or beautiful, the while, . _No lady ean afford to smite, aes ‘ ne en een ev And if she fail in this, i And can't afford smile oF ise; Panama << {t "inaieint xs soaovowe, Pea $20 will buy a Singer sewing machine at Branp & BassNo more Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Dr. Hertily’s celebrated I X L Bitters are the best. Bitters in. use. Read physicians’ certificates on the back} je3-tf Hovss of five Roome for rent, Inquire at Brand & Bassett’s Bookthe best toilet article in the world, as it is the only one needed for the Those premises belonging to the ing of a dwelling house, with garden, fruit trees, vines and free water. from the errors that will cure you, FREE ee If They are . ‘Commi Regular Democeatic Nominees Election November 7th. Regular Democratic Nominee FOR COUNTY CLERK, M, BYRNE, Jr. Regular Democratic "Nominee FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS, C. L. BROWN, Regular Democrvatic Nom!nee FOR COUNTY TREASURER, L. W. DREYFUSS. Regular Demccratic Nominee FOR COUNTY CORONER, t] B. JOHNSON, 8. Regular Democratic Nominee FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, T. Sie FORD, Regular Democratic Nominee FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, J. O. SWEETLAND. ee) “Tt ie my creed—my religion—that the poor man’s mite and the rich man’s abundance shall be equally protected oan the Government, and equally taxed to ntain man’s right arm shall have an in the great struggle for life,”— ual chance . M. Estee. ESTEE AND . vD CONKLIN HON. H. F PAGE, Republican Nominee for Congress, Second ‘District, — AND— {HON. A. P. VAN, DUZER, Will ‘address the People on the Issues of the Day, as follows: NEVADA CITY <ON— WEDNESDAY,’ SEPT. 27th. The County Committee will and make the necesssry a. ts for the meeting. “By order of the blican State Central ittee. P. B: CORNWALL, Ch’m. <a R. FINLAYSON, Sec. sl9 Ey ~~ FOR RENT, jal Streets, better knewit it **Cee'a Shoe. Store.” Apply to” ee Ab Law Oe of a, Wie Seal. iQ . bargains from @ Cents to the Government; that before the law each . . . ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE, B. H. MILLER, BROAD STREET.... qos o AO EH spew Co UD — A SPECIALTY OF SUMMER SUITS: aa: The Finest ‘Lin Ever Broagit To The City SUMMER NECKW or All The Tait Patterns and Shapes SUMMER HATS: : The N obhiest Makes ‘Out This ear ‘) HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR,. tld oe PERCALE AND. Spl suns, ey Odd Fellow’s Building, Broad Street, Nevada. City.NEW GOODS! NEW Coons! NEW GOODS! Arriving Daily at the’ SD Cent Store. = We are receiving de eeck by week by every train cases of Dry and Fancy Goods, Which we will seéll-at the oa LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. EVERY DEPARTMEN TIS COMPLETE ‘We pay CASH for our goods which enables us. to sell as LOW or LOWER than any, house in: this county Our DRESS GOODS De za is full-of choice AQ Cents per a We have also an elegant line of vs: Ladies’ and Children's Cloaks, Goods sent ro any “part of the State on receipt ef : price. of 7; O24 READ ouR PRICES. Vee cur Nah ae ee EMOSMONINE ss ach <intmeee ctr 3, 5, 9e Satin, all Forti BiG ty VE aK 89¢ oe Bathons owed 6 8, 13}, % 20 Brocaded' Dress Goods. . 124c Knitting Cotton niet ec lay Elegant Black Cassimere.. 49c. Ladies’. Chimeses. -.,. ce. o's fp “Navy Blue“ .;, . 49clInfants’ Robes.. 149, 1 99, 2 49c Beautiful Plaids:)... 49c/Ladies’ Under Vests,.. , Sd Pere Cane, oo + 29c/Gents’ Neck Ties.. 25, 49,990 Black French Lace. .. 19c/Gents’ Full Finished Hose. » 25 AION TION ek oe ee oy 9c. Gents’ wool and cotton Hose, 29e Children’s Hose. ..,. 12}c) Ladies’ Night Dresses.., 99c Beautifal wide Lace.,. 9c}Child’s Neeklaces../; $9,:19;°89e Child’s Linen Handkerchiefs. . 9c. Lead Penoils.. 0°. 3904, 1;°2; 3c Zephyr, all shailes,... 9c/2 bit Linen Thread; (ae De 9e Child's School Hats. 7.) . ” 49c. Belding’s Spool Sith st 9c Feathers, all shad s,.., 49c. Corticelli Spool Silk Bunches of Flowers..,.;. 49c. Buttonhole Twist. . Red and Blue Embroidery, 5, 9, Whe Roya’ Socks. 05.250. TN ne 5, 7, 9, 124, 19c/Crochet Needles.... ON oie ihe ic ve cis eee 9c. Ladies’ Invisible Nets 19c GOUAtECMER ee 49c. Cotton Flannel.. 124, . jet’ 19c Polka Dot I'ycoon R:ps.. 19c. White Spreads. . 99, 139, 1 rg Ladies’ Wkite Skirts. .,, PeCOMrabORTa ces ae 1 dozen Shoe Strings..,. 9c/Zephyr Shalls, oo.) 2.022. 99 : 3'pairs Shaker Socks:.2.;. 49c. Beautiful Linen Handkerchiefs, 25c Gents’ Suspenders. . Floral Hair Pins. . Shee es 19eoauy :Otaabe ogi Tooth Brushes.. 0.26. 7 90 « G00 Corsetac 2), eee he BUNGIE oc viicrcc 9, 10,. 25: WINE assoc ee eee ae 9. Beautiful Black Satin iss pee a Remember a shiprépok examination of all the: puads in our establishment will not incur any obligation to purchase, therefore come and see with perfect freedom, AMERICAN 9 CENT STORE, ‘ Opposite Stumpf's Hotel, ie en ADE OC : ,, STAVE sceRY cM 18 and 20 Commercial (Street, NEVADA CITY, ©. J. J. JACKSON, PROPR, BOSS COFFEE POT, === “EPICURE” JAPAN TEA, EXCELSIOR BLASTING POWDER, THISTLE DEW Wii “ ¥ SPARKLING MUSCATEL CHAMPAGNE, 5 “<". ,. GRAND PRIZE CHAMPAGNE, ones Aslo keep on hand,\Clock Baking, wa i Imported Cakes, and a full line of oe ‘yy «First-Class Groceries

,, ‘the Black Bear mine.° . ‘wanted, _ failed ‘to bu * Voue of her teaching qualities ia most NWishdrawal, “Gara” ‘ob fore Wickes: A Walter D, Mra niet ir ‘thing in t and Med Mine ne : is pete "Benefit. of Mr. ‘Stewon, at ‘the “Theatre to-night.. ‘ “0. A Bae a 4 io ea ers and social news Gleaned Win. aba in: returned from gh 8 ‘Bassett, ioe gone, to Sen cisco for afew days.’ CT MiAL Geo G. Gaplord,-aiter en aS ‘ence of séveral months in the East, has retarted home. *”*' Edwin Tilley , and, his . wife and daughter have returned from San Francisco. Mr. Tilley will remain here till Sunday and then leave for Jacob Naffziger, who has been sick in-San-: Francisco for the: last-month, } idiubilt quite poorly. © Hie ie-troubteuiy with an abscess and it was recently, found negessary to'perform ‘a surgical operation on him. A Way Out of It. J, Proctor Knott spoke in’ Win-] chester, Ky., the:other: day, and in ¢losing turhied'to' the ladies present and told thein that he was too diffident'to say to the men in the audience that he was a. candidate for the Governorship, but he would whisper it to his fait hearers as a secret, believing it to be as good, a way as he could find for making it public. Thatiis one way of doing it, but we know.a better and ‘can recommend it to bashful candidates as being vastly preferable to Kuott’s little dodge. It isto puta, card in, the Tran sonrer asking for just what is “Ask and ye shall receive,” is what the Good Book says. It costs ouly $5 to ask through this paper, and if au office is worth having itis worth paying that much to get. Campbell’s Murderer. J, J. Stubbs, the. murderer of Jack Campbell, who gave himeelf up Satarday night at ten o'clock and was harried off to the jail’ at’ Downnieyille, would. have. fared»,ruughly had he fallen into’ the hands of the armed . nen hunting *him, * amoug whom were all the Indians in. Sierra Valley. Stubbs is described as “a mere boy,” and a gentleman from that vicinity says many incline to the belief that he was but a hired adpadsip. That theory seems’ very reasonable in the light of what information we have at hand. Blasting Accident. William: Hogan and’ Phil. Derich, miners at Snow Point, near Moore’s Fiat, were’ severely injied ‘Sunday by the premature. explosion of a blast. They had ie a.fuse, but as it ook an iron tamping rod and proceeded to puncture the cartridge so as to insert a fresh fuse. While they were thus-wor:.ing.the s . retired from ‘the profession some time ‘. since, but resumed the work latuly. She has been considered one of our : tention to the parts worthy of note, Jof an advanced age. These should them without a resort to extraneous . physical force. ‘room stood at 91 degrees, yet the teacher in mathematic work selects and requires his pupils “to” ‘treat: fn edge of business forms is extensive, and aptly applied. advanced grammar and composition, general history, literature, rhetoric, arithmetic, algebra, geometry, spelling, and other studies are taught. The school furniture and equipments are good. From the small size of the room wnatrow aisles cannot be avoided. The walls are tastily decorated with pictures, and the room year’s work for this grade, though iandicapped by numbers. advanced grammar school education, Those who make good use of their availabilities may graduate by sixor profession they prefer, to prepare —_for First Grammar school is The ‘taught by Mrs. Parsons, who had Hon uf ‘the past. SO A The Rainbow Mine. J. F. Patsonia of' this ea who has ‘charge of the new ten-stamp mill at the Raivbow inine near ° Alleghany, Siérta county, isin town, and gave the Taansckier some interesting items concerning that remarkable ~ ‘tion. Her school has but 47 pupils ‘but may be. increased shortly. 1f noticeable, it is the in Which she aids the: pupils: to get their lessons:' By calling their at about 3,000 tons of ore that is expected to average $100 to the ton, The result of the first week’s run (with five stamps) after the’ mill started recently was $4,000. In twelve days, with five stamps going half of the time and all of them. the ‘est, $12,500 was’ cleaned’ up, The motive power forthe mill is derived from a Pelton wheel which gives ‘the most perfect satisfaction. Mr. Parms those best omitted, she gives her students an impetus from the shi Girls form more than twothirds of the ‘school, and encompass the few boys on every hand, but the . [latter seem to take kindly to the ¢} situation. Many of the pupils are be promoted ag rapidly as possible, without falfilling the entire demands of the: course, They should pass tipon’ the most essential branches only. ‘The course in its main féatures, is through percentage, proportion and mensuration in arithmetic; completion of grammar; completion of descriptive and outline geography; the fifth reader, and the other peneral studies, Two of the young ladies are chosen at intervals to edit.a manuscript journal, This is read on Friday afternooas. It is composed } of well selected excerpts and original matter, and affords much pleasure by its happy hits, homely philosophy and diffusion of humor. We enjoyed its reading as much as did the scholars, The two’ classes of the school being in size unequal, the art }of the teacher will be displayed in her thorough equalizing of ~ them, in good, ‘symmetric order, Her Plpils should’ fall into her ways rapidly and allow a lady to govern Pelton is the best wheel ever inveuted, requiring less water than any other to produce a given power, The “present workings of the Rainbow are 400 feet deep, and a tunnel is now being ran to tap the ledge at a point 240 feet still lower, When this is completed the mine will be worked ‘through it? dispensing with the steam hoisting machinery now used. This ledge was discovered over-twenty years ago by some parties who struck it while running for gravel and took out $90,000 in-a short time. The owners fell out among themselves, and work was not resumed till about three years ago when Win. Hanley (one of the original owners), §, C. Farnham of Vallejo and others ommenced hunting for the ledge. Titey spent several months und many thousand dollars before striking anything, but a year ago last July they fouid a bonanza and took out $30,00) in two or three days, then they have realized over $70,000 more, crushing the rich specimens ina hand mortar. The addition of the mill to the plant will greatly increase the regular oufput. The advanced Grammar Grade or High School is;tanght by. * Mr; Cowdery, and mumbers 72 scholars, “The principal agsigte him about half of the time, This is a large school, ‘and ,in admirable. working « order. The day we visited: ‘it, the thermometer upon thé ¢entral pillar of the A Model Drugstore, ‘The regular advertisement of W. D. Vinton of the Nevada Drag Store appears in to-day’s TRANSCRIPT. At Mr, Vinton’s establishment can be found an immense stock of all the best patent medicines; also a full line of toilet goods, soaps and everything else usually kept by a firstclass drugstore. He is one’ of. the best druggists in the State: and compounds preseriptions with the greatest care, using only the purest and best of drugs, He is also the representative: here of two of the strongest fire insurance companies in the world, and will write risks at the lowest rates compatible with safe business principles, ‘pupils never seemed to notice it but worked away seriously. © When pupils are geen at the blackboard doing ‘work at recess or studying hard during leisure hours when they seem unmindful even of visitors, it is an evidence that they are highly absorbed in their studies. ‘The those examples which seem to involve the most principles, He treats them them in @ basiness way. His knowlSome of: the Young Men's Club Meeting. natural sciences, physical geograph Ys. At Monday evening’s meeting the Youbg Men’s Republican Club: determined to assist in the reception of Hon. H. F. Page on the occasion of his visit to this city next week, by having a grand torchlight procesgion. A proposition to open the club roll so that all Republican voters regardless of age can be admitted was introduce and discussed at some length, but no action was taken, is kept neat. We prophesy a good The fron Works. . . SHE CoORSE OF STUDY. A pupil carried through ‘the eight grades and the higheschool, gets an The Times says that the .ron works near Bear river recently destroyed by fire, are, it is said, tu be rebuilt in Oakland and the entire works removed there, Those who ‘are acquainted with the workings of this business state that when. the works are complete and runoing there will. be over one hngmames men employed. a and with reasonable effort. afterward is fitted for apy station in life. teen years of age, which will give them ample time to select any trade It will take some supplementary instruction some of the BRIEF MENTION. cartridge was firod. Hogan’s right arm,was shattered, and one eye destroyed. ‘Derich was seriously hurt about the face, arms and legs by the powder: and flying rock, id ‘Death of Mrs. Vail. Mrs, H. BE Vail, sister of M. B. B. Potter of this city, who died recently at Forbestown, was an active Good Templar, ie member of, the Pleasant Gem Band of Good Hope. She always took special ‘interest ‘in training and education of. childeen, who formed a promioent part in. the _, funeral procession, and who’ dropped “fresh flowers thickly apon the casket ete ed the, remains of the rn -ewindeiva ‘Thanking the man; many ‘friends who advised me to announce myself as an independent candidate for the County Clerkship, and also those who assured mé of their hearty support, a departments. of the outfit in the county. iugton schoolhouse ranke with the best in the State. The grounds are] . ample and’set off with shade trees. The building’stands where there is a circulation of air. -It is fairly ventilated,; well lighted and the rooms can be warmed with facility. farnitute in some of the rooms might: be improved, but in the main it is good. books and apparatus are faicloiily + selected. ‘The latter-isfrom breakage, and free from dust. The means of ¢ are ample. . apprehension for the safety of the. building. some time ago was caused. by defective studding and not by a set-. State. Unie Nartems Happenings in and Out of yy versity, . The text books used are as ‘There ‘ate Piles y) feos at Campgood a'series as can be found anybell Springs. : where. Mouday, October 2d,has beMxed SCHOOL APPLIANCES, Nevada Qity has the best school Its. Washingas the day for settling the final account of Elizabeth Murphy, executrix of the estate of P. Murphy, deceased, Feo Weed Barua ‘The caved shaft of ttie Tdabo has been: repaired, and ore is again coming upfrom the {3th level, The 14th level will be opened on some time next month, the shaft now. being down nearly 200 feet towards it. The prospects are that the 14th level’ will i hiiais well. secure. = ai = “New Mining Suits. The ‘Chanipion ‘Mining “Company has commenced two suits against the North Merrifield Gold Mining Company—one to quiet title to « tun-, nel; and the other to determine the oni: of some of the ground The The reference in ‘case, of fire, Parents need feel no The settling of the floor E withdraw my il anpounee. tlins of the cellar foundation. This claimed by the North ‘Morte “ament. Sober mvinces me . wag remedied, Competent ‘archi-_ Company. tects have examined ame “pronounseis “that I have not the . peti to” mee other. : soca ‘of Frank Johnson. s Frank Pehseok AAT killed John . . Noyes and was sent front” this county last November to serve forty years in the State Prison at Folsom, died at 1 o'clock Sunday morning. He leaves a young wile and child, Tgsthec en anything but the een . . while “she was. confined . property. There is on the dump} . wrapped in mystery, ) Columbia bape fle gives assurance sons says that in ‘his ‘opinion ‘the . ti Since the _worst?Mr.:-Harrison~being 4 . Cloth and Tailoring House, 46 Broad ‘ulsters. Matrons about purchasing ‘cassimcres for family wear will do ‘. cash, ' Barrett's, ew . By the ga'lowat: eeppies Tranpe M. KE. Wilson asserts that in the County J ail here ‘awaiting preliminary examination on the charge of killing her husband, some one obtained entrance to the cellar under her house at Columbia Hill and stole a sack containing coin to the amount of $1,940, which Bs had . buried there, No tidings have yet heen obtained of Harrison, and his fate remains The: theory that he was made the victim of foul who knew him well. Tn this connection we give & coin: munication from C. B. Hawley of that it ie the first time he has write ten toany newspaper concerning the subject, and ‘his reasons for now wriing are maie apparent by what he has tosays Ep.ror Transcrirr~There seems to be some feeling still in this com: munity regarding the missing man Harrison, and I propose to give what few facts I possess and what has led my suspicions up to the parties mentioned below, The public can then judge for themselves as to his probable death or hiding if alive, When I returned from Sacramento on the 2d instant and found Harrison had not been at Snow Tent, and that he had not been seen since the night of the 26th of August, I instituted: a search, Finding he had been agen in Wilson’s saloon at 10 and 10:30 o'clock P, M. on the 26th of August, TI repaired to the saloon and asked Mrs. Wilson if Mr, Harrison: had been there on the 26th, ‘She said no I said, “Mrs. Wilson put. on your thinking cap, for Mr. A. EB. Wood] ruff and Mr. M. Calanan: both saw him here. Mr. Woodruff treated him to a glass of beér and you served them,” She said, ‘Oh no, he was not here. Mr. Woodruff is mistaken, He promised to come but did not.” She left the room and I. asked Mr. Wilson (then on his death bed) to tell me where Harrison was, but he

would not answer my question, I went to Mr. Woodruff and stated what she told me. He said it was all right; that he would swear on a stack of bibles that. he saw and treated him on that vight in that saloon about 10;30 o’clock, He referred me to his day book on which was a charge fixing the date beyond questicn as Mr, Calanan had the package in question in his hand when he saw Harrison sitting and talking with her at the far end of the saloon. On returning home I found Harrison had said he had promised to go up ‘and was going. She admitted his promise to come, but said he did ‘not come, This flat denial being made in the face of proof that would hang a man naturally aroused my suspicions, and I went for a detective to work up the case. Whilé workiag up the ease, Wilson suddenly died and the public are acquainted with some of the facts, At the post mortem examination bruises and scratches were discovered on his legs from near. the hips to and below the knees, They were evidently the marks of the four tingers of a human hand clutching at the legs while in a desperate ‘struggle. The victim must have been on the floor as the skin was torn downward and clear through on the right leg, but not so deep on the left: but the full four finger marks were on the leg whereever the hand touched, showing the struggle was in earnest. The legs were also brui sed some, The theory that he might have scratched himself in his last struggles won’t wash, as the deep scratches were. healing over and looked, as Dr. Manson expressed. it, as thongh they had been made eight or ten days,. Now Mrs. Wilson told me she was the last one up in the saFrom the noise heard about 11 o'clock it is evident there was trouble in the saloon. . Query: What becarre of my man Harrison and. how did Wilson get those, scratches and bruises on the bare skin? He had evidently no clothes on his lower infiicted, Mrs. Wilson doubtless was the last person living who saw Harrison at Columbia Hill; “As she will not admit of his being there or tell what she knows about him, how can she blame the public for suspecting quiet, polite, peaceable and. sober man while with me, I hope no unfounded slanders will deter the public from continuing searching insmi for his body dead or alive. C. B. Hawney. . RRMA Laan ae came ENS Foreign and Domestic Woolens. Fall stock just received, Barrett’s street. Finest suits to order at lowest prices. Choice.patterns for ladies™ well’ to’ call and examine stock. Gents furnishing goods, clothing, hats,, ete. Lowest rates_for spot 46: Broad street, Ne. vada City, 920-2w-ttsa : “New Cider. 1 * New. Cider. Best and sivseteik: iba eae cast, “Vaid of Munster”), and Tom Taylor’s three-act comedy of “Still Waters Run Deep.” Mr. Stetson ‘has long been a favorite here both on and off the stage, and. Miss Ingham ‘has improved vastly ‘since her last appearance of a year ago. All’ the characters were well-cast. The company gave a. second performance last evening. _To-night our citizens will tender play is. still parle by many edmplimentary benefit'to Mr Stetson,. on ‘which. oecasion a grand double bill wil. be presented with the full strength of the troupe in the This will be Mr, Stetson’s last appearance in Nevada City, for'a long time at ‘any rate, as he: contemplates returning to the astern States this’ year, where he has long -} stood: high inthe profession. His per: sonal popularity here and his merit ‘as an actor; shou'd: attract’ a: large audience this evening. It will poui; tive ly be'his farewell appearance, was named, yond his’ recollection. PRET ETT IAT TE PT Ul Cows For Sale, ton’s ranch. Mountain fice. business houses and families, a sureasonable price! on the Plaza will bei promptly ‘attended to, a28-tf J. 8. Tompson. the performance gave general satis: . ——— faction. : ‘The programine ‘consisted ‘of two farces (“A Happy Pair” and Gey, Denver, former'y li¢utenant-governor of this State, and) after whom the city of Denver,, Colorado, is now revisiting hig namesake, which has grown. way beAs is the case in 80 many other instances, he never realized any pecuniary benefit from beifg the patriarch of the thriving young metropolis,.add is now living quietly in. Wilmington, Ohio, Fresh milch ows lor sale at Sutrs T f24atT The Neyada Ice Company ‘is:now prepared to furnish to hotels,saloons, perior quality of Mountain ice, at. a All orders left at the Ide House Regul Hep. Romine ~ FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR, A. NIVENS, Jr. sae Republican Honitaes!. FOR, ae THOMAS MEIN. Regular Republican Nominee FOR COUNTY RECORDER, Regular Republican Nominee FOR SUPERVISOR, DISTRICT NO. 1, K. CASPER. . Regular Republican Nominee FOR COUNTY TREASURER, . G. v. SCHMITTBURG Regular RepublicanNominee “FOR SURVEYOR, ° "J. G. HARTWELL. Regular Republican Nominee ‘SPOR, COUNTY: CLERK, PRANK-G.BEATTY. Regular Republican Nominee FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, E. W. ROBERTS: Regular Republican Nominee FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, J. L. LEWISON. , . Regular Republican Nominee FOR ASSEMRLYMAN, A:“WALRATH. didn ath A BARGAIN, .: ETT’s. 820-2t MarsBALu's Cubebs ab Zekind’ss They never fail to give relief, of bottle. Sold everywhere, store, 8l6-tf, Ste I Me Ht = entre For Rent or Sale on Account o1 Sickness. The Ranch of Martha Chivell, better known as the Bonney place, situated Tnforabout.a mile from Lake City. mation at. this office. 619-m Poe Ainaxab, The great Egyptian Elixir and mos wonderful discovery of the age, ha a magical effect on the skin, making it soft, clear and transparent, It. i complexion. wi, For Sale, undersigned, half-way between Ne vada City and Grass Valley, consist Apply to malé6 tt P. Sorron, On Sutton’s Ranch. _ACard. To all who are sufferin, and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, lossy of manhood, will send a reci OF CHARGE, This great remedy was discovered + missionary in South America, f : Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rév. loon that night. Mr, Wilson hav. Joseru T. Inwan, Statiox D, “Nuw York ing been ia bed, of course Mr. Wood. . “'* raff or Mr. Calanan did not see him, . Mothers! Mothers! Mothers Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest_by-a sick child suffering arid crying with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth, 80, go at once and get a bottle of Mrs, Winslow’s soothin, It will.relieve the poor jittle sufferer immediately, you may dependupon it; there is no mistake ‘ about limbs when those scratches were it. who has ever used it, who will _ not . . tell you at once’ that it will regulate the bowels, and give rést to the mother and relief and health to the child, operating like magic. perfectly safe to ‘use in all cases, and pleasant to the.taste, and is the prescription. of one of-the oldest and best female ph sicians nurses in the United Btates everywhere, 25 cents a bottle syrup, There is not a mother on eaout It is and Sold A Cough Cold or Sore Throat _. should be stopped. Neglect frequently results in an incurable. lung disease or Consumptfon. Bronchial Troches are gertein to to give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh Consumptives and Throat. diseases, years the Troches have been recom: ‘mended by physicians, and always} give perfect satisfaction, hot new or untried, but having been tested by wide and-constant use for . : } nearly an entire generation, they have attained well-merited among the few staple remedies of . theage Public speakers. and sing _. ore-use From to ¢lear and strength . © eu ‘the voice. ‘Sold at 26 ets. abo Brown’s For thirty rank . Or plain, or beautiful, the while, . _No lady ean afford to smite, aes ‘ ne en een ev And if she fail in this, i And can't afford smile oF ise; Panama << {t "inaieint xs soaovowe, Pea $20 will buy a Singer sewing machine at Branp & BassNo more Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Dr. Hertily’s celebrated I X L Bitters are the best. Bitters in. use. Read physicians’ certificates on the back} je3-tf Hovss of five Roome for rent, Inquire at Brand & Bassett’s Bookthe best toilet article in the world, as it is the only one needed for the Those premises belonging to the ing of a dwelling house, with garden, fruit trees, vines and free water. from the errors that will cure you, FREE ee If They are . ‘Commi Regular Democeatic Nominees Election November 7th. Regular Democratic Nominee FOR COUNTY CLERK, M, BYRNE, Jr. Regular Democratic "Nominee FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS, C. L. BROWN, Regular Democrvatic Nom!nee FOR COUNTY TREASURER, L. W. DREYFUSS. Regular Demccratic Nominee FOR COUNTY CORONER, t] B. JOHNSON, 8. Regular Democratic Nominee FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, T. Sie FORD, Regular Democratic Nominee FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, J. O. SWEETLAND. ee) “Tt ie my creed—my religion—that the poor man’s mite and the rich man’s abundance shall be equally protected oan the Government, and equally taxed to ntain man’s right arm shall have an in the great struggle for life,”— ual chance . M. Estee. ESTEE AND . vD CONKLIN HON. H. F PAGE, Republican Nominee for Congress, Second ‘District, — AND— {HON. A. P. VAN, DUZER, Will ‘address the People on the Issues of the Day, as follows: NEVADA CITY <ON— WEDNESDAY,’ SEPT. 27th. The County Committee will and make the necesssry a. ts for the meeting. “By order of the blican State Central ittee. P. B: CORNWALL, Ch’m. <a R. FINLAYSON, Sec. sl9 Ey ~~ FOR RENT, jal Streets, better knewit it **Cee'a Shoe. Store.” Apply to” ee Ab Law Oe of a, Wie Seal. iQ . bargains from @ Cents to the Government; that before the law each . . . ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE, B. H. MILLER, BROAD STREET....... qos o AO EH spew Co UD — A SPECIALTY OF SUMMER SUITS: aa: The Finest ‘Lin Ever Broagit To The City SUMMER NECKW or All The Tait Patterns and Shapes SUMMER HATS: : The N obhiest Makes ‘Out This ear ‘) HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR,. tld oe PERCALE AND. Spl suns, ey Odd Fellow’s Building, Broad Street, Nevada. City.NEW GOODS! NEW Coons! NEW GOODS! Arriving Daily at the’ SD Cent Store. = We are receiving de eeck by week by every train cases of Dry and Fancy Goods, Which we will seéll-at the oa LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. EVERY DEPARTMEN TIS COMPLETE ‘We pay CASH for our goods which enables us. to sell as LOW or LOWER than any, house in: this county Our DRESS GOODS De za is full-of choice AQ Cents per a We have also an elegant line of vs: Ladies’ and Children's Cloaks, Goods sent ro any “part of the State on receipt ef : price. of 7; O24 READ ouR PRICES. Vee cur Nah ae ee EMOSMONINE ss ach <intmeee ctr 3, 5, 9e Satin, all Forti BiG ty VE aK 89¢ oe Bathons owed 6 8, 13}, % 20 Brocaded' Dress Goods.. .. 124c Knitting Cotton niet ec lay Elegant Black Cassimere... 49c. Ladies’. Chimeses. -.,.. ce. o's fp “Navy Blue“ ..;, . 49clInfants’ Robes... 149, 1 99, 2 49c Beautiful Plaids:)..... 49c/Ladies’ Under Vests,.... , Sd Pere Cane, oo + 29c/Gents’ Neck Ties.... 25, 49,990 Black French Lace.. ... 19c/Gents’ Full Finished Hose.. » 25 AION TION ek oe ee oy 9c. Gents’ wool and cotton Hose, 29e Children’s Hose.. ...,.. 12}c) Ladies’ Night Dresses...., 99c Beautifal wide Lace..,.. 9c}Child’s Neeklaces.../; $9,:19;°89e Child’s Linen Handkerchiefs. . 9c. Lead Penoils... 0°. 3904, 1;°2; 3c Zephyr, all shailes,..... 9c/2 bit Linen Thread; (ae De 9e Child's School Hats.. 7.) . ” 49c. Belding’s Spool Sith st 9c Feathers, all shad s,...., 49c. Corticelli Spool Silk Bunches of Flowers...,.;. 49c. Buttonhole Twist. .. Red and Blue Embroidery, 5, 9, Whe Roya’ Socks.. 05.250. TN ne 5, 7, 9, 124, 19c/Crochet Needles....... ON oie ihe ic ve cis eee 9c. Ladies’ Invisible Nets 19c GOUAtECMER ee 49c. Cotton Flannel.... 124, . jet’ 19c Polka Dot I'ycoon R:ps... 19c. White Spreads.. .. 99, 139, 1 rg Ladies’ Wkite Skirts.. .,, PeCOMrabORTa ces ae 1 dozen Shoe Strings...,. 9c/Zephyr Shalls, oo.) 2.022. 99 : 3'pairs Shaker Socks:..2.;. 49c. Beautiful Linen Handkerchiefs, 25c Gents’ Suspenders.. . Floral Hair Pins.. .. Shee es 19eoauy :Otaabe ogi Tooth Brushes.... 0.26.. 7 90 « G00 Corsetac 2), eee he BUNGIE oc viicrcc 9, 10,. 25: WINE assoc ee eee ae 9. Beautiful Black Satin iss pee a Remember a shiprépok examination of all the: puads in our establishment will not incur any obligation to purchase, therefore come and see with perfect freedom, AMERICAN 9 CENT STORE, ‘ Opposite Stumpf's Hotel, ie en ADE OC : ,, STAVE sceRY cM 18 and 20 Commercial (Street, NEVADA CITY, ©. J. J. JACKSON, PROPR, BOSS COFFEE POT, === “EPICURE” JAPAN TEA, EXCELSIOR BLASTING POWDER, THISTLE DEW Wii “ ¥ SPARKLING MUSCATEL CHAMPAGNE, 5 “<". ,. GRAND PRIZE CHAMPAGNE, ones Aslo keep on hand,\Clock Baking, wa i Imported Cakes, and a full line of oe ‘yy «First-Class Groceries