April 1, 1893 (4 pages)

THE DAILY. TRANSCRIPT. Nevada ‘City, Nevada County, Callf, Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. HIGHWAY ROBBERY, — Two Young Ven Arrested Her ‘Today for > Thal Crime. : 4 RANDOM: NOTES —_— Some Ideas on New Gowns and Bon. nels, = Suceess Aassared. The success of the World’s Fair is as= sured so far as attendance is concerned, for already 7,500 season, 15,600 monthly . and 20,000 single admission tickets have been applied for. The aggregate value AMD i seal S ae SSE ae are . ER YA ca ie aaa ‘e TERms—I5 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Montk ; $6 a Year. : SATURDAY EV'NG, APRIL, 1, '93, PERSONAL Sovial and Other Notes About People Old and Young. F. G. Colton of Bakersfield is in town. Chris. Mallon returned to the Delhi mine yesterday, C._A. Duncan and J. G. Coble, of Marysville, are in town, T, A. Powell of Los Angeles arrived here on the morning train. Miss Sadie Hocking of Grass Valley is visiting friends in this city. Dr. Freeman, the San Francisco specialist; returned to the city to-day. C. L, Miller and family returned home? C, F. Burns and A. Maltmar went-to San Francisco yesterday on mining business. — Miss Louise Kalagher of Sacramento, formerly of this city, is here visiting: friends. Soe Carl Hesse, superintendent of the Odin : mine, returned from San Francisco last evening, 8. Anderson and N, R. Edmonds, of San Francisco, arrived here on last evening's train. : “ Mrs. A. G. Volmar, sister of H. J. Carter, who has been visiting here for some time, will return. to her home at Alameda tomofrow. : Miss Mary MeNichols, teacher of the Sweetiand school, is dangerously ill, Miss Nettie Breed cf this city is teaching the school at preseut. Assemblyinan Thomas, who has been sick at San Francisco, is much better. His sister, Miss-May Thomas, who went below on account of .his sickness, arrived here last evening on her’ way to Malakoff. SS See ++ @e + Methodist Church. Services in the My KE. Church tomorrow as usual, The pastor, Rev. J. I. Murrish, will preach. Subject. of discourse in the morning: “he Resurrection of Christ.” In the evening: ‘Is the Old Book True?” At nightand morning, the choir assisted by scme of the best ‘alent of this city, will give several very choice selections of Easter inusio, Sunday Sehool at the close of the mourning service. Epworth League meeting at night. All te very cordially invited to these services, Sam — Thomas Casey of Spenceville left Grass Valley for his home yesterday afternoon. He had proceeded onlya short. distance on his way when two young men stepped out and pointing a pistol at him ordered him to step his team and give up his money. Cas¢ycomplied and gave the youthful highwaymen $35, Both robbets were unmasked and did . the job ina very bold manner, evidently "not thinking of the consequeiices. robbers were named Phillips and Traunt, both of whom are under age. The former lived at Town Talk a long while, and the latter, we are: informed, is a Grass Valley boy, After committing the crime they came to this city and were around tewn last night, attracting niore or less notice on account of their apparent restlessness. Today Marshal Dennen and Constable Richards came up from Grass Valley and afrested them, Their examination will be held at Grass Valley, -_ “2 ee > A Good Position, Weare exceedingly glad to learn that our old friend and companion. A. G. Compten, has a splendid position in Chicago. Gale is the superintendent of the Paige printing machines which will lo all of the printing for the Woild’s air, Mr, Paige is the inventor of the machine and he and Gale Compton were boys together. Gale now has a fine position and he is worthy of it.—Telegraph. ———_—_——_+-+2@e > ichienaiade Death of a Keligieuse. G. V. Union: Sister Ignatius Anthony, of the convent of the Sisters of Mercy, ied last night at 8:30 o'clock. “The lead Sister has been an inmate of the convent fur more than fifteen years, amd was most highly respected and--greatly beloved’ by all who came in contact with her. A high mass will be said on Monday morning, after which the interment will take place. cee eg Ga me as Lots of Pigeons. Union; James Wilders, who lives south of tie, old Ross place, near the {fron mine, came into town yesterday afternoon and reported that the people in the vicinity of Cottage Hill have for a.week-been dining on pigeon pie. In the daytime the air has often been darkened by the flight of wild pigeons, ard at night they have been roosting on the Cottage Hill and near the Healy ranch 0 eee A Niece of ©. Hf. Mitchell. Miss Bessie Mitchell, the young lady who is traveling through this country and Mexico, and whe intends to not set It subsequently transpired thiat the . Capes are all the rage, _ Silver and gold Easter eggs are shown. All street dresses should have capes to match. For out-door spring wear wool gowns are popular. __ Society will be in the swim once mere after Sunday. : Nearly every home of luxury now has & “baby room.” € The confectionery stores are unusually attractive now. Needlework is becoming a fad among the ladies. in society. Easter occupies the attention’ of the ladies now to the exclusion of almost éverything else. — Boas for evening wear are to be replaced by those made of fine lace or embroidered muslin scarfs. _ The use of lace for trimming will constantly increase from this time on throughout the spring aud summer. Vivid scarlet silk blouses are re which are to be worn with black” beaded zouaves, having lace epaulettes and bows on the shoulders. : Black grenadines with flowers of red} yellow and pink, or long trailing green vines, are now becoming popular. These gowns are either made over black or changeable silk. A Paris hint is a toiletts de diner, is of Dresden blue bengaline, trimmed with chinchilla fur. The seeves are of a dark blue ve'vet and cheniisette of white »tinousseli ¢ de soie, A delightfaf bounet in lace and jet is shown. ‘The rolling edge is covered with yellaw chiffon, and-the rest af the trimming consists of black lace bows and jet spikes. It isa delightful bonnet fer—a young matron,, A handsome dress’of black silk, with light gray stripes and strswn with corn lowers, is shown by one of the local modistes. Black ribbou velvet is placed in two rews at the bottom of the skirt and forms a ‘ corset”’ belt. <i OO Garden and Gruss Seeda, . Thomas Shurtleff & Son, at the Plaza Store, have just received the largest stock of Eastern garden and grass seeds to be found this side of Sacramento. [he whole steck is fresh, has been tested and is yudranteed to be -first-class. in every pirticular, Any one wanting any of the above seeds should apply immediately to Thomas Shurtleff & Son, at the Plaza Stove, Nevada City. Country orders promptly attended to. f)1-ti ep ee en Lost Friday, March 24th, a dark red léather pocket-book, containing letters and Slightly Mixed. ‘The two articles headed ‘‘luried Treasure Found,” and an ‘‘Absured Prop osition,”’ which appeared in last evening’s TRANSORIPT, were somewhat mixed in their lower extremities, that is to sa) that the“foot-of one—articia was con nected witi the upper part of the other, and vice versa, It was not intended a, anything serious—jouly-a little April fout jeke for which we ask forgiveness from our readers, 2-2 @e+. Scarlet Fever. There are several cases of scarlet fever in town, but as yet it is rather mild in form. It is probable that the disease will have quite a run, as we understand some of the children afflicted attended school until taken down and that members of families in which there 1s sickness from the disease have been going to schoel right along. In this case the ‘children have been pretty well ‘‘peppered,” ODO Pet An Interesting Entertainment. The milkmaids convention at the Methodist Church parlors on Wednesday evening drew a large audience and proved to be a highly interesting enter~ tainment. We have received a lengthy report of the proceedings, and regret that lack ef apace prevents publication of it, Se Orange Party. On the 15th of this month an orange party will be given at French Corral. Literary and musical exercises, followed by a dance, will be the program for the evening, The decorations will be orange-colored and it is expected that the costumes worn by the ladies will be of orange-colored material, Hay and Freight. Hay is selling for $5 a ton on some of the ranches near Marysville, The price in this city for the same kind of hay is about $20 per ton. In this coinmedity freight-and-profit-seem to be the chief items for which the, mountain . purchasers have to pay. At Half-Mast, The flags on the fire houses were placed at half-mast today in respect to the memory of Chief Scannell ef the San Francisco Fire Department, whose death occurred on Thursday, His funeral will take place tomorrow, <? DSPRICES (eaPonder rs “ MOST PERFECT MADE, In all. the the Clubs and the hon eg Baking Powder holds its supremacy. A pure of Tartar » Free fron fo.t-on-the-ground—uitil-_she-retimns—to . Chicago, isa niece of Charles H. Mitchell, avpgele asm ct) > seas is a Onion The -young lady has ‘already traveled over 12,000 miles, —2 -2@e-2———-____ Richer Yet. The gravel recently struck in the Manzanita mine increases in-riciness as work advances. Cuvarser gold is fotind and more of it. The rich deposit’ is in the-direetion of the Odin-mine; and indi: cations are that good-paying gravel. will be struck by that company after awhile. oo Easter, Tomorrow will be Eastex.Sunday, The day will be observed with appropriate services in the different churches. We publish in today’s TRANscRIPY some very interesting matter relating to this important church festival, which should be read by everybody. Seite ak dR th aac nnneenccrectbica Change of Superintendents. J. H. Radford, former superintendent of the North Bloomfield mine, will return soonand resume the management of that mine, R. Thomas, the present superintendent, goes te Idaho next month to take charge of a mine, — ~-+-2@e + —— Delegates Elected, Star.Lodge, No. 165, I. O. O. F., of Grass Valley, has elected W. E. Parsons and E, ©. Webster delegates to the Grand Lodge which meets in San Frane'sco in May. oe . +O Annual Meeting. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Odd Fellows Hall Associatien will be held on Monday evening, May Ist. ee ae Pers Pelinqguent Sale. The notice of sale of delinquent stock in the Harmony mine is published to-day, Sale takes place Monday, April 17th, HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange. ©, R, Gilbert, fan Francisco, F, C. Cooper, * Louis Mel, i A. ©, Rosendale, n $f G. M, Freeman, “ Sam Anderson, #f H. KR, Edinonds, +4 R, Glover, Washington, Miss 8, tori Grass Valley, C. A. Dunean, Yuba City, J, Baldwin, Gold Flat, 8. G. Coble, Marysvill W. R. Conlin, Ws G, W. Eagye, Maybert, M. B, Plaine, Sacramento, P, White, en Union Arrivals, ¢ A. C. Smith, You Bet, J. N. Cary, San Franciseo, Aubin G. Locke,“ J. A. Jones, Relief Hill, W, O. Williams, ‘ J; R. Davia, San Juan, E. W. Donnelly, Grass Valley, Chas. Uren, “ : W. D. Selfridge, Purdon’s Bridge, A. M. Bixby, Forest City, F. G. Colton, Bakertield, T. A. Powell, Los Angeles, C Hesse, San Francisco, ‘ T. F. MeNamer, ‘irass Valley, T. Selon, San Francisco, a0 Years the Standard,. 6. # Pons, papers of tio-valwe-to anyone except the owner. The finder will receive @ apjtable serum vy ‘eavulg the saine a fC fhe Miller's store. — 2-2 @e o———____ Dyeing and Cleaning Io all its branches, Gents’ light spring suits and:-ladies’ tine party dresses thoroughly cleaned. ‘Satisiaction guaranteed or no charge. Between now and the first of April, before the spring trade Opens up, I will do all work iwenty-tive per Gent cheaper than thereafter. : : _, M. H. Smrru, Prop. Grass Valley-Steam Dye House. see ae ee es bs Ba!\y feried, ' Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed Castoria. jy 4 — ST Delinguent Notice. ARMONY GRAVEL MINING COMH PANY. Locatien of principal place of business, Nevsda City, Cal. Location of works, Nevada County,Cal. Notice—fhere are delinquent upon the following de8 -ribed stock on acceunt of ass ssment No, 8 levied on the l6th day of Feb-uary, 1893, the several » mounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as follows: Names. Certi. Shares, Amount J. C. Murchie, o 16 $160 J. C. Murchie, 45 .8 80 H.C. Millis, 12 50 5.00 H.C. Mills, 62 25 2.50 Wm. H. Crawford, 23 100 10.00 Win. H. Crawford, 58 50 6,00 H. Lane, al 100 10.00 H. Lane, 64 50 5.00 O. M. Eastman, ts 800 80.00 J. W. Jenkins, 110 50 5.00 B. Weissbein, 141 150 16.00 &. Wheeier, 142 809 80.00 G. Johnston, 145 250 25.00 P. H. Whalen, 149 ~ 50 5.00 Andin accorda.ce with law, and an order of the Board of Directors, maie:on the 16th day of February, 1898, so many shares of each parcel of such stork as may b necessary will be svld at public auction at the office of the company, Nevada City, Cal., on the 17th day of Apr'‘l, 1893, at the hour of li o'clock a. M., of said day, to poy delinquent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and expenscs of the sale. K. Casper, Secretary, Office at K. Casper’s store on Pine street, Nevada City, Cal. Notice of Forfeiture, CYPATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY ‘OF Neyada gs. Yo. Geo.ge True, delinquent co-owner, andto A. A. Charronat, mortgagee of gaia True's interest. You aie heieby notified that-we, Jesse Lyons, Elisha Hampton, Wm. G. Hampton aud the estate uf John Goyne, deceased, (Celia A. Goyne, Agmx.) have expended du:ing the two years of 1891 and 1892 the sum of $700.00 in labor and improvements upon the St. Louis quartz cleim (otherwise known as the Neversweat) situate in the N. E. 4 ofSec. 9, Tp. 16, N. R.9E.,M D. M., in Willow Valley min district, county and State aforesaid, in order to hold said premises under the provisions of Sec. 2324, Kevised Statutes of the United Stater, and that there is now due from you to the undersigned, as your -bareof anid sum the sum of $38.89. And if, within ninety days irom the service of this netice upon you, or within nivety duys after this uotice has been sei yed upon you by publication, yow fail or reiuse to contribute your proportion ol such expenditure as co-owner, your interest in saidclaim wiil become the property of the uudersigued under said Section J'858 LYONS, ga ey Aten — . GH »T % Yeraie OF JOHN GOYNE, Dee'd, (Celia A. Guyne, Admx.) \ Dated Aprill,1ldu. . Stockholders’ Meeting. HE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKholders of Odd Fellows Hall Association will sake plage athe Library room of odd Kellows Hall, Ney: DLA ou Moneay vening, May. t, 8 “ one, ed yr urpose of e.ecting « of Directure fur fie onauie, year, and the transacdon of sach o. her usipors 48 may properly come id m « mies ee me, B. BROWN, President, James KinKSAD, Seeret sity Mes Nevada li'y, Spr i, B08 sj and the only distressing feature about [GIVE THEM AJCALL. . Of these is very nearly @ million dollars, their distribution is that they will be given gut as passes to the press. Only one-eighth of the papers in the country have been heard from up to date. nts Cie A CRINOLINE manufacturing concern . has boen established in Rhode Island, the first of the kind in America, Sucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world fer Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required It-is aranteed to give_perfect. satisfac ion ot money refunded. Price 25 cents per boy. For sale *Carr Brothers’ DraStore, a20ly In Nevada City, March 31, 1893, to \ Robert Holland and wife, a daughter. CON STIPATION Afflicts half tho American people yet there is only one preparation of Sarsapai‘ila tha? acts on the bowels and reaches this import anttrouble, and that is Joy’s Vegetable Saraaparilla, It relieves it in-24 hours, and an occasional dose prevents return. Werecfer, by permission, to C,#. Elkington, 225 Locust Avenue, San Francisco; J. H. Brown, Petatuma, Cal.; H. 8, Winn, Geary Court, &AF., and hundreds of others whowhave used itin constipation. One letter is a sample of hundreds. Elkington, writes: ‘I have been for Vpars subject to bilious headaches and const? pation. Have been so bad for a year back f bave had to take a physie every other night or else I would havea headache, One bottle of J. V.-8, put me in splendid shape. It positively controls constipation,” ) § Vegetable )Savsaparilla As J. V.@ ts positively the only Sarvapatilla compounded to contral constipation, inalat on Joy's and don’t take guy other. FOR BALK By CARR BROS. Electiov Proclamaticn, The Eleetors of the Corporation of tie City of Nevada are hereby nuotitied that an electignu wilt be hell tt -Nevada City on Monday, May Ist, 18.4, to elect the folowing named ofticers: 3 1. Marshal, 2. Assessor. 8. Treasurer. 4. City Trustee. a. City ‘Trustee iS Precin‘f so, 1. The polling plage, will, ke Plaza. Ins: ectors. D. B. Getehel and ft Tromain; Judges, Johu Richards aad Wm. Brown; Clerks, W. J. Williams and W. J. Organ; Baliot Clerks, Hugh Muichie and Geo. Russell Precinct No. 2. The poliing place will be atthe City Hell, Tnusectots, J. 1, Caldwel and Harvey Cooper; Judges, August Ledo-. man snd K. Beant vi t tore ie H, arelenn and J. B, Gray; Ballot Clerks, Louis schmidt aii Geo. C Gas lord. Precinet No, 3. fhe polling place will be at the Justices’ office cn Commerciat Street. uspectors, J. V. Hunterand Frank Po ver; Judges, J. C, Diekermau and Phi. Goyne; Clerks, J. BE, Isaae and J. E. Garr; Ballot. Clorks, Alphunso Hartung and Felix Gillet. The polis will be open from sunrise till 5 o’clock P. M. by order of the Board of Trustees. AIEX GAULT, President. Attest: T. H. Carr, Clerk. Nevaca City, Mareh 3ist, 183. Cantata--“CGipsy Queen” FOR THE BENEFIT —OFr— TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH, AT :: THE :: NEVADA :: THEATRE, —<ON— Friday Eveuing, April 7th, . » ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS. $10 REWARD. \HE ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY OFFERS the aboye named reward for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who destroyed some of the Lamps and Reflectors belonging to. the Compatly, on Monday evening, March 27th, 1898, K. CASPER, Proprietor. Nevada City, March 28th, CHARLES HARTMAN. KE. E DULAC 2 ———— HARTMAN & DULAC nion street, in ity Hotel building, where they will be ee i to see their friends, They are now making up some handsome, : SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS And will have a full line of lea of Fine Cloths, both Imported and Domestic, from whicy to choose, 5 A Perfect Fit. Guaranteed, Occupation Gone. Thé occupation of the tax title buyer is gone. The last Legislature knocked him, out by a law providing that the State shall buy all preperty sold for delinquent State and county taxes. This Bluice Robbers. One night, last week the sluices of Robert Holland at’ Columbia Hill were robbed. It is thought the thieves cleaned up.about $400. Will Gnable the owner to redeem his property at any time within tive years, by the payment of the prescribed penalty. In this way the State gets alien on all delinquent property and a pr fitable trade is knecked out. Congregational Church. There will be Easter services beth morning and evening at the Congregaticnal Church tomerrow. Appropriate authems, ete., will be given by the choir. Subject of discourse in the morning: ‘Stupendous Events Foretold by Christ.” In the evening: ‘‘A Sincere and Brilliant Skeptic.” Everybody cordially invited. 16 Oe Deserving Praise. We desire te say to our citizens, that -for-years we have been selling Dr, King’? New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King’s New Life Pills, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sel! as well, or that has given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and-we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfactory results do not follow’ their uve. These remeilies have won their great popularity purely on their merits. Carr Bros. Druggists, PREM ESED SF TURRETS A DURL IMMINENT. Bolween Two Grass Valley Young Men— The Usual Cause. Absolutely Pure. Cream of. tartar baking Powder.— Highest of all in leavening strength.— Largest Unirep. Starrs Foop Report. Roya Baxine Powper Ge 106 Wall St. N.Y. OVERNMENT ne ay ee EEE —s Try Party's Small’ Bo At S Cents. of the inducements offered in KNOWN, the buyer, exceptionally Etec. now. ee WILL BE SOLD ile Coxmences Monday ul Friday Evening, a*e*at abarzain. @ : e 7 bd : : Spring is Coming AND AS USUAL THE FIRST IN THE MARKET WITH THE NEV EST Goons! A Populr Line cf the Latest Spring Attractions ! An Unlimited Variety in Every Department of the Store The determination and ability to MAKE THE BEST PRICES, qualities as you like them, styles and fashions the latest, assortment complete and all right prices, Don't fail to see our splendid stock and take advantage Men’s and Boy*s Clothing, Hats, Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Trunks, Satchels, &., &. PRICES THE FAIREST YOU We guarantee profit and pleasure to every customer. Profit hecause our prices will It is impossible to make a mistake in your Spring buying if you select from the fair priced stock of CHAS. GRIMES, LEADING Cronmrmrmn,' Corner-of Broad and Pine Streets, ~The Fitst In the Fill 1 Ladies ! Look Over Oar. Spring Stock? , You will find that never before were Goods so attractive. Our variety is large, the designs attractive in Summer Serges, Ginghams, Percales, Trouvilles, Decker Muslins, Get the choicest by making yvuur selections The new Embroideries aré very handsome. The Latest in Dress Trimmings and Laces in great varietr.’. Auction Sale. Lees ——— , ae The entire stock of Goods now in Tracy's Auction Rooms, Main Street, OPPOSITE THE. UNION HOTEL, IN LOTS TO SUIT ALL WHO WANT BIG BARGAINS. The Stock§must be sold before the first of the month. GEO. TRAGY, Auctioneer. PS. Fine Driving Mare, Buggy and Harness for HAVE EVER prove a positive saving to + Bren'ng, March 270, AT SEVEN O'CLOCK, This isa straight Clearance Sale, and will continue un~;seemed surprised to see the other there Unien:—Two young men.of Grass Valley, who are. more or less known in social circles, will seon meet each other in an encounter, the nature of which we did not learn. , 1t seems that both these yeung men were paying attentien to a certain. young lady who has a wealth of beautiful hair, and strange as it may seem each supposed he had the yeung lady’s ‘attention and ‘miles exclusively to himself until they both met ene. evening at the house of their fair friend. : Each and each waited for the other te go; they tinally left together. During their walk to town C——— told R—— that he -was very much™enamored of Miss —— and asked R—— not to stand in his way: To say that R-— was surprised is to put it mildly; what right had this fellow to make such a statement to -him when +he was in love with her himself? He, of course, indignantly refused te couatenance any such proceeding, and_ this was the beginning of the hard feelings that culminated’in the challenge to fight. These young lovers who had fornierly been friends were now enemies, and a few evenings ago in the company of mutual friends a dispute: arose and they hotly opposed each other; their pent-up feelings would stand it no longer; the lie was. passed and they shook hauda to meet again. Our informer told us the young lady heard of the affair and now she refuses to recognize either of them. . ——— eee Hollenbeck Dividend, The essignee of O. W. Hollenbeck, the ingolvent banker of Auburn, Placer . ‘county, will declare a divided of fifteen . eouts on the dollar for the benefit of. the creditors this week. ipaasibiciucmeiinilte iiesnlbcceizs Hires’ Root Beer, Headquarters for this delicious and health fulgummer beverage—at the Beehive. Grovery Store, Commercial street. IT DOES NUT ALWAYS FOLLUW Would Not Tell The Story Scrofula for Seven Years—Cured by Hood’s Sarsapariita. “A week devoted té writing would not be be sufficient to tell of the good Hood’s Sarsaparilla has done me, Seven years ago a running sore appeared on my ankle, which Grew worse until it entirety covered my foot gpa the bones came out of bad hy Then mand hand. “Holes vere eaten ja fay lower limbs, my one great the shoulder down, and the bones came ' ® shouldér down, and the out of two of my fingers. Words ; Cannot Tell My Sufferings. Tocould not sleep and had no appetite. My husband read of what Hood's Sarsaparilia had done for others, and urged me to try it, I was confined to the bed at -the time, given up all hope. However, I com: ; eine ihe eee Fal before . ey fnshe 8 je, could sleep, a only eat, but enjoy my food, Now . the Seres are All Healed Up with the exception of one: spot on my limb, I thank God for having directed my hus band’s attention to—Hood’s Sarsaparii otherwise TF should have been in my 4 Anyone who could have seen my tion when I commenced to take Hood’s Sarsaparilia would marvel that I am now alive.” Mure. MARY SPEAKMAN, 2725 Latona Street, Philadelphia. Take Hood's — Not the Fancy prices fer 2% acts venues wise, @ndin fact it often is so, explain why ‘just as sweet as FOLEY” is &% comparison te desoribe anything nive, {JM FOLBY, Confectioner WD Y. aeoures & gand ost, 0 ~ tt my tee It’s never so at FOLEY'S. FOLEY'S coiifectionery ia alawya perfection itself, and very likely the superiority of FO KY'S FRENCH MIXED haus something to do with ita overgrowing sopu larity, In Nevada City, FOLEY and CANDY are convertable terms. Th may becoming current among the lad .#, as ae Out Sale of are cheap at $5. Do You Need We have them from four-bits up—a big Sateen Comforters, with feath, rain. thein, We have just received a full line of MEN'S FINE Children’s Shoes and Slippers. We invite stock, It will be money in your pocket, MERCHANT Main and Commercial ~First-class Stock-for-Customers-to-seleet best ?. « lected Tobacco» A . in, he °o You have to pay Coin for Cigars the No. 13 Commercial St., Nevada Cily , ES secon es ae eye rete A BiG STORM IS COMING, Aud as the weather is growing colder you had better attend our Grand Clearing Blankets : We carry a full line of Maryaville Blankets, Petaluma Blankets and Merced Fills Blankets, and also w full line of Eastern Blankets. If you want GRAY BLANKETS at $1,265, per pair, now is your tine. WHITE BLANKETS, $1.50, We have a-double Blanket which we sell tor $290 which is 1 1-4. These Blankets Comforters ? assortment. We also have a line o which we will sell at a bargain. eee CLOTHING Aud invite everybody to examine our prices, [hese are fresh goods, just arrived: ae Make your little boys happy. Come and see the new line of JERSEY SUITS, and other novelties in Boy's Suits we have just laid in, LO TUK LADIES :—We have just received a full line of Ladies’, Misses an everybody to come and examine ous iL. EX¥yman & Co., TAILORS, Streets, Nevada City. Perfect Fit and the best workmanship guarauteed. Pants from $5 up. Suits from, $20 up. "¥y e ‘They Are 3 for 25 cents. Put Up in Tin Foil Packages, and made of fcarefully se mild, sweet smoke, William Giffim, (NATIVE. SON--OF MARYLAND.) NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, nt te aa n why not] get the who

THE DAILY. TRANSCRIPT. Nevada ‘City, Nevada County, Callf, Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. HIGHWAY ROBBERY, — Two Young Ven Arrested Her ‘Today for > Thal Crime. : 4 RANDOM: NOTES —_— Some Ideas on New Gowns and Bon. nels, = Suceess Aassared. The success of the World’s Fair is as= sured so far as attendance is concerned, for already 7,500 season, 15,600 monthly . and 20,000 single admission tickets have been applied for. The aggregate value AMD i seal S ae SSE ae are . ER YA ca ie aaa ‘e TERms—I5 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Montk ; $6 a Year. : SATURDAY EV'NG, APRIL, 1, '93, PERSONAL Sovial and Other Notes About People Old and Young. F. G. Colton of Bakersfield is in town. Chris. Mallon returned to the Delhi mine yesterday, C._A. Duncan and J. G. Coble, of Marysville, are in town, T, A. Powell of Los Angeles arrived here on the morning train. Miss Sadie Hocking of Grass Valley is visiting friends in this city. Dr. Freeman, the San Francisco specialist; returned to the city to-day. C. L, Miller and family returned home? C, F. Burns and A. Maltmar went-to San Francisco yesterday on mining business. — Miss Louise Kalagher of Sacramento, formerly of this city, is here visiting: friends. Soe Carl Hesse, superintendent of the Odin : mine, returned from San Francisco last evening, 8. Anderson and N, R. Edmonds, of San Francisco, arrived here on last evening's train. : “ Mrs. A. G. Volmar, sister of H. J. Carter, who has been visiting here for some time, will return. to her home at Alameda tomofrow. : Miss Mary MeNichols, teacher of the Sweetiand school, is dangerously ill, Miss Nettie Breed cf this city is teaching the school at preseut. Assemblyinan Thomas, who has been sick at San Francisco, is much better. His sister, Miss-May Thomas, who went below on account of .his sickness, arrived here last evening on her’ way to Malakoff. SS See ++ @e + Methodist Church. Services in the My KE. Church tomorrow as usual, The pastor, Rev. J. I. Murrish, will preach. Subject. of discourse in the morning: “he Resurrection of Christ.” In the evening: ‘Is the Old Book True?” At nightand morning, the choir assisted by scme of the best ‘alent of this city, will give several very choice selections of Easter inusio, Sunday Sehool at the close of the mourning service. Epworth League meeting at night. All te very cordially invited to these services, Sam — Thomas Casey of Spenceville left Grass Valley for his home yesterday afternoon. He had proceeded onlya short. distance on his way when two young men stepped out and pointing a pistol at him ordered him to step his team and give up his money. Cas¢ycomplied and gave the youthful highwaymen $35, Both robbets were unmasked and did . the job ina very bold manner, evidently "not thinking of the consequeiices. robbers were named Phillips and Traunt, both of whom are under age. The former lived at Town Talk a long while, and the latter, we are: informed, is a Grass Valley boy, After committing the crime they came to this city and were around tewn last night, attracting niore or less notice on account of their apparent restlessness. Today Marshal Dennen and Constable Richards came up from Grass Valley and afrested them, Their examination will be held at Grass Valley, -_ “2 ee > A Good Position, Weare exceedingly glad to learn that our old friend and companion. A. G. Compten, has a splendid position in Chicago. Gale is the superintendent of the Paige printing machines which will lo all of the printing for the Woild’s air, Mr, Paige is the inventor of the machine and he and Gale Compton were boys together. Gale now has a fine position and he is worthy of it.—Telegraph. ———_—_——_+-+2@e > ichienaiade Death of a Keligieuse. G. V. Union: Sister Ignatius Anthony, of the convent of the Sisters of Mercy, ied last night at 8:30 o'clock. “The lead Sister has been an inmate of the convent fur more than fifteen years, amd was most highly respected and--greatly beloved’ by all who came in contact with her. A high mass will be said on Monday morning, after which the interment will take place. cee eg Ga me as Lots of Pigeons. Union; James Wilders, who lives south of tie, old Ross place, near the {fron mine, came into town yesterday afternoon and reported that the people in the vicinity of Cottage Hill have for a.week-been dining on pigeon pie. In the daytime the air has often been darkened by the flight of wild pigeons, ard at night they have been roosting on the Cottage Hill and near the Healy ranch 0 eee A Niece of ©. Hf. Mitchell. Miss Bessie Mitchell, the young lady who is traveling through this country and Mexico, and whe intends to not set It subsequently transpired thiat the . Capes are all the rage, _ Silver and gold Easter eggs are shown. All street dresses should have capes to match. For out-door spring wear wool gowns are popular. __ Society will be in the swim once mere after Sunday. : Nearly every home of luxury now has & “baby room.” € The confectionery stores are unusually attractive now. Needlework is becoming a fad among the ladies. in society. Easter occupies the attention’ of the ladies now to the exclusion of almost éverything else. — Boas for evening wear are to be replaced by those made of fine lace or embroidered muslin scarfs. _ The use of lace for trimming will constantly increase from this time on throughout the spring aud summer. Vivid scarlet silk blouses are re which are to be worn with black” beaded zouaves, having lace epaulettes and bows on the shoulders. : Black grenadines with flowers of red} yellow and pink, or long trailing green vines, are now becoming popular. These gowns are either made over black or changeable silk. A Paris hint is a toiletts de diner, is of Dresden blue bengaline, trimmed with chinchilla fur. The seeves are of a dark blue ve'vet and cheniisette of white »tinousseli ¢ de soie, A delightfaf bounet in lace and jet is shown. ‘The rolling edge is covered with yellaw chiffon, and-the rest af the trimming consists of black lace bows and jet spikes. It isa delightful bonnet fer—a young matron,, A handsome dress’of black silk, with light gray stripes and strswn with corn lowers, is shown by one of the local modistes. Black ribbou velvet is placed in two rews at the bottom of the skirt and forms a ‘ corset”’ belt. <i OO Garden and Gruss Seeda, . Thomas Shurtleff & Son, at the Plaza Store, have just received the largest stock of Eastern garden and grass seeds to be found this side of Sacramento. [he whole steck is fresh, has been tested and is yudranteed to be -first-class. in every pirticular, Any one wanting any of the above seeds should apply immediately to Thomas Shurtleff & Son, at the Plaza Stove, Nevada City. Country orders promptly attended to. f)1-ti ep ee en Lost Friday, March 24th, a dark red léather pocket-book, containing letters and Slightly Mixed. ‘The two articles headed ‘‘luried Treasure Found,” and an ‘‘Absured Prop osition,”’ which appeared in last evening’s TRANSORIPT, were somewhat mixed in their lower extremities, that is to sa) that the“foot-of one—articia was con nected witi the upper part of the other, and vice versa, It was not intended a, anything serious—jouly-a little April fout jeke for which we ask forgiveness from our readers, 2-2 @e+. Scarlet Fever. There are several cases of scarlet fever in town, but as yet it is rather mild in form. It is probable that the disease will have quite a run, as we understand some of the children afflicted attended school until taken down and that members of families in which there 1s sickness from the disease have been going to schoel right along. In this case the ‘children have been pretty well ‘‘peppered,” ODO Pet An Interesting Entertainment. The milkmaids convention at the Methodist Church parlors on Wednesday evening drew a large audience and proved to be a highly interesting enter~ tainment. We have received a lengthy report of the proceedings, and regret that lack ef apace prevents publication of it, Se Orange Party. On the 15th of this month an orange party will be given at French Corral. Literary and musical exercises, followed by a dance, will be the program for the evening, The decorations will be orange-colored and it is expected that the costumes worn by the ladies will be of orange-colored material, Hay and Freight. Hay is selling for $5 a ton on some of the ranches near Marysville, The price in this city for the same kind of hay is about $20 per ton. In this coinmedity freight-and-profit-seem to be the chief items for which the, mountain . purchasers have to pay. At Half-Mast, The flags on the fire houses were placed at half-mast today in respect to the memory of Chief Scannell ef the San Francisco Fire Department, whose death occurred on Thursday, His funeral will take place tomorrow, <? DSPRICES (eaPonder rs “ MOST PERFECT MADE, In all. the the Clubs and the hon eg Baking Powder holds its supremacy. A pure of Tartar » Free fron fo.t-on-the-ground—uitil-_she-retimns—to . Chicago, isa niece of Charles H. Mitchell, avpgele asm ct) > seas is a Onion The -young lady has ‘already traveled over 12,000 miles, —2 -2@e-2———-____ Richer Yet. The gravel recently struck in the Manzanita mine increases in-riciness as work advances. Cuvarser gold is fotind and more of it. The rich deposit’ is in the-direetion of the Odin-mine; and indi: cations are that good-paying gravel. will be struck by that company after awhile. oo Easter, Tomorrow will be Eastex.Sunday, The day will be observed with appropriate services in the different churches. We publish in today’s TRANscRIPY some very interesting matter relating to this important church festival, which should be read by everybody. Seite ak dR th aac nnneenccrectbica Change of Superintendents. J. H. Radford, former superintendent of the North Bloomfield mine, will return soonand resume the management of that mine, R. Thomas, the present superintendent, goes te Idaho next month to take charge of a mine, — ~-+-2@e + —— Delegates Elected, Star.Lodge, No. 165, I. O. O. F., of Grass Valley, has elected W. E. Parsons and E, ©. Webster delegates to the Grand Lodge which meets in San Frane'sco in May. oe . +O Annual Meeting. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Odd Fellows Hall Associatien will be held on Monday evening, May Ist. ee ae Pers Pelinqguent Sale. The notice of sale of delinquent stock in the Harmony mine is published to-day, Sale takes place Monday, April 17th, HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange. ©, R, Gilbert, fan Francisco, F, C. Cooper, * Louis Mel, i A. ©, Rosendale, n $f G. M, Freeman, “ Sam Anderson, #f H. KR, Edinonds, +4 R, Glover, Washington, Miss 8, tori Grass Valley, C. A. Dunean, Yuba City, J, Baldwin, Gold Flat, 8. G. Coble, Marysvill W. R. Conlin, Ws G, W. Eagye, Maybert, M. B, Plaine, Sacramento, P, White, en Union Arrivals, ¢ A. C. Smith, You Bet, J. N. Cary, San Franciseo, Aubin G. Locke,“ J. A. Jones, Relief Hill, W, O. Williams, ‘ J; R. Davia, San Juan, E. W. Donnelly, Grass Valley, Chas. Uren, “ : W. D. Selfridge, Purdon’s Bridge, A. M. Bixby, Forest City, F. G. Colton, Bakertield, T. A. Powell, Los Angeles, C Hesse, San Francisco, ‘ T. F. MeNamer, ‘irass Valley, T. Selon, San Francisco, a0 Years the Standard,. 6. # Pons, papers of tio-valwe-to anyone except the owner. The finder will receive @ apjtable serum vy ‘eavulg the saine a fC fhe Miller's store. — 2-2 @e o———____ Dyeing and Cleaning Io all its branches, Gents’ light spring suits and:-ladies’ tine party dresses thoroughly cleaned. ‘Satisiaction guaranteed or no charge. Between now and the first of April, before the spring trade Opens up, I will do all work iwenty-tive per Gent cheaper than thereafter. : : _, M. H. Smrru, Prop. Grass Valley-Steam Dye House. see ae ee es bs Ba!\y feried, ' Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed Castoria. jy 4 — ST Delinguent Notice. ARMONY GRAVEL MINING COMH PANY. Locatien of principal place of business, Nevsda City, Cal. Location of works, Nevada County,Cal. Notice—fhere are delinquent upon the following de8 -ribed stock on acceunt of ass ssment No, 8 levied on the l6th day of Feb-uary, 1893, the several » mounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as follows: Names. Certi. Shares, Amount J. C. Murchie, o 16 $160 J. C. Murchie, 45 .8 80 H.C. Millis, 12 50 5.00 H.C. Mills, 62 25 2.50 Wm. H. Crawford, 23 100 10.00 Win. H. Crawford, 58 50 6,00 H. Lane, al 100 10.00 H. Lane, 64 50 5.00 O. M. Eastman, ts 800 80.00 J. W. Jenkins, 110 50 5.00 B. Weissbein, 141 150 16.00 &. Wheeier, 142 809 80.00 G. Johnston, 145 250 25.00 P. H. Whalen, 149 ~ 50 5.00 Andin accorda.ce with law, and an order of the Board of Directors, maie:on the 16th day of February, 1898, so many shares of each parcel of such stork as may b necessary will be svld at public auction at the office of the company, Nevada City, Cal., on the 17th day of Apr'‘l, 1893, at the hour of li o'clock a. M., of said day, to poy delinquent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and expenscs of the sale. K. Casper, Secretary, Office at K. Casper’s store on Pine street, Nevada City, Cal. Notice of Forfeiture, CYPATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY ‘OF Neyada gs.

Yo. Geo.ge True, delinquent co-owner, andto A. A. Charronat, mortgagee of gaia True's interest. You aie heieby notified that-we, Jesse Lyons, Elisha Hampton, Wm. G. Hampton aud the estate uf John Goyne, deceased, (Celia A. Goyne, Agmx.) have expended du:ing the two years of 1891 and 1892 the sum of $700.00 in labor and improvements upon the St. Louis quartz cleim (otherwise known as the Neversweat) situate in the N. E. 4 ofSec. 9, Tp. 16, N. R.9E.,M D. M., in Willow Valley min district, county and State aforesaid, in order to hold said premises under the provisions of Sec. 2324, Kevised Statutes of the United Stater, and that there is now due from you to the undersigned, as your -bareof anid sum the sum of $38.89. And if, within ninety days irom the service of this netice upon you, or within nivety duys after this uotice has been sei yed upon you by publication, yow fail or reiuse to contribute your proportion ol such expenditure as co-owner, your interest in saidclaim wiil become the property of the uudersigued under said Section J'858 LYONS, ga ey Aten — . GH »T % Yeraie OF JOHN GOYNE, Dee'd, (Celia A. Guyne, Admx.) \ Dated Aprill,1ldu. . Stockholders’ Meeting. HE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKholders of Odd Fellows Hall Association will sake plage athe Library room of odd Kellows Hall, Ney: DLA ou Moneay vening, May. t, 8 “ one, ed yr urpose of e.ecting « of Directure fur fie onauie, year, and the transacdon of sach o. her usipors 48 may properly come id m « mies ee me, B. BROWN, President, James KinKSAD, Seeret sity Mes Nevada li'y, Spr i, B08 sj and the only distressing feature about [GIVE THEM AJCALL. . Of these is very nearly @ million dollars, their distribution is that they will be given gut as passes to the press. Only one-eighth of the papers in the country have been heard from up to date. nts Cie A CRINOLINE manufacturing concern . has boen established in Rhode Island, the first of the kind in America, Sucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world fer Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required It-is aranteed to give_perfect. satisfac ion ot money refunded. Price 25 cents per boy. For sale *Carr Brothers’ DraStore, a20ly In Nevada City, March 31, 1893, to \ Robert Holland and wife, a daughter. CON STIPATION Afflicts half tho American people yet there is only one preparation of Sarsapai‘ila tha? acts on the bowels and reaches this import anttrouble, and that is Joy’s Vegetable Saraaparilla, It relieves it in-24 hours, and an occasional dose prevents return. Werecfer, by permission, to C,#. Elkington, 225 Locust Avenue, San Francisco; J. H. Brown, Petatuma, Cal.; H. 8, Winn, Geary Court, &AF., and hundreds of others whowhave used itin constipation. One letter is a sample of hundreds. Elkington, writes: ‘I have been for Vpars subject to bilious headaches and const? pation. Have been so bad for a year back f bave had to take a physie every other night or else I would havea headache, One bottle of J. V.-8, put me in splendid shape. It positively controls constipation,” ) § Vegetable )Savsaparilla As J. V.@ ts positively the only Sarvapatilla compounded to contral constipation, inalat on Joy's and don’t take guy other. FOR BALK By CARR BROS. Electiov Proclamaticn, The Eleetors of the Corporation of tie City of Nevada are hereby nuotitied that an electignu wilt be hell tt -Nevada City on Monday, May Ist, 18.4, to elect the folowing named ofticers: 3 1. Marshal, 2. Assessor. 8. Treasurer. 4. City Trustee. a. City ‘Trustee iS Precin‘f so, 1. The polling plage, will, ke Plaza. Ins: ectors. D. B. Getehel and ft Tromain; Judges, Johu Richards aad Wm. Brown; Clerks, W. J. Williams and W. J. Organ; Baliot Clerks, Hugh Muichie and Geo. Russell Precinct No. 2. The poliing place will be atthe City Hell, Tnusectots, J. 1, Caldwel and Harvey Cooper; Judges, August Ledo-. man snd K. Beant vi t tore ie H, arelenn and J. B, Gray; Ballot Clerks, Louis schmidt aii Geo. C Gas lord. Precinet No, 3. fhe polling place will be at the Justices’ office cn Commerciat Street. uspectors, J. V. Hunterand Frank Po ver; Judges, J. C, Diekermau and Phi. Goyne; Clerks, J. BE, Isaae and J. E. Garr; Ballot. Clorks, Alphunso Hartung and Felix Gillet. The polis will be open from sunrise till 5 o’clock P. M. by order of the Board of Trustees. AIEX GAULT, President. Attest: T. H. Carr, Clerk. Nevaca City, Mareh 3ist, 183. Cantata--“CGipsy Queen” FOR THE BENEFIT —OFr— TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH, AT :: THE :: NEVADA :: THEATRE, —<ON— Friday Eveuing, April 7th, . » ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS. $10 REWARD. \HE ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY OFFERS the aboye named reward for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who destroyed some of the Lamps and Reflectors belonging to. the Compatly, on Monday evening, March 27th, 1898, K. CASPER, Proprietor. Nevada City, March 28th, CHARLES HARTMAN. KE. E DULAC 2 ———— HARTMAN & DULAC nion street, in ity Hotel building, where they will be ee i to see their friends, They are now making up some handsome, : SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS And will have a full line of lea of Fine Cloths, both Imported and Domestic, from whicy to choose, 5 A Perfect Fit. Guaranteed, Occupation Gone. Thé occupation of the tax title buyer is gone. The last Legislature knocked him, out by a law providing that the State shall buy all preperty sold for delinquent State and county taxes. This Bluice Robbers. One night, last week the sluices of Robert Holland at’ Columbia Hill were robbed. It is thought the thieves cleaned up.about $400. Will Gnable the owner to redeem his property at any time within tive years, by the payment of the prescribed penalty. In this way the State gets alien on all delinquent property and a pr fitable trade is knecked out. Congregational Church. There will be Easter services beth morning and evening at the Congregaticnal Church tomerrow. Appropriate authems, ete., will be given by the choir. Subject of discourse in the morning: ‘Stupendous Events Foretold by Christ.” In the evening: ‘‘A Sincere and Brilliant Skeptic.” Everybody cordially invited. 16 Oe Deserving Praise. We desire te say to our citizens, that -for-years we have been selling Dr, King’? New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King’s New Life Pills, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sel! as well, or that has given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and-we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfactory results do not follow’ their uve. These remeilies have won their great popularity purely on their merits. Carr Bros. Druggists, PREM ESED SF TURRETS A DURL IMMINENT. Bolween Two Grass Valley Young Men— The Usual Cause. Absolutely Pure. Cream of. tartar baking Powder.— Highest of all in leavening strength.— Largest Unirep. Starrs Foop Report. Roya Baxine Powper Ge 106 Wall St. N.Y. OVERNMENT ne ay ee EEE —s Try Party's Small’ Bo At S Cents. of the inducements offered in KNOWN, the buyer, exceptionally Etec. now. ee WILL BE SOLD ile Coxmences Monday ul Friday Evening, a*e*at abarzain. @ : e 7 bd : : Spring is Coming AND AS USUAL THE FIRST IN THE MARKET WITH THE NEV EST Goons! A Populr Line cf the Latest Spring Attractions ! An Unlimited Variety in Every Department of the Store The determination and ability to MAKE THE BEST PRICES, qualities as you like them, styles and fashions the latest, assortment complete and all right prices, Don't fail to see our splendid stock and take advantage Men’s and Boy*s Clothing, Hats, Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Trunks, Satchels, &., &. PRICES THE FAIREST YOU We guarantee profit and pleasure to every customer. Profit hecause our prices will It is impossible to make a mistake in your Spring buying if you select from the fair priced stock of CHAS. GRIMES, LEADING Cronmrmrmn,' Corner-of Broad and Pine Streets, ~The Fitst In the Fill 1 Ladies ! Look Over Oar. Spring Stock? , You will find that never before were Goods so attractive. Our variety is large, the designs attractive in Summer Serges, Ginghams, Percales, Trouvilles, Decker Muslins, Get the choicest by making yvuur selections The new Embroideries aré very handsome. The Latest in Dress Trimmings and Laces in great varietr.’. Auction Sale. Lees ——— , ae The entire stock of Goods now in Tracy's Auction Rooms, Main Street, OPPOSITE THE. UNION HOTEL, IN LOTS TO SUIT ALL WHO WANT BIG BARGAINS. The Stock§must be sold before the first of the month. GEO. TRAGY, Auctioneer. PS. Fine Driving Mare, Buggy and Harness for HAVE EVER prove a positive saving to + Bren'ng, March 270, AT SEVEN O'CLOCK, This isa straight Clearance Sale, and will continue un~;seemed surprised to see the other there Unien:—Two young men.of Grass Valley, who are. more or less known in social circles, will seon meet each other in an encounter, the nature of which we did not learn. , 1t seems that both these yeung men were paying attentien to a certain. young lady who has a wealth of beautiful hair, and strange as it may seem each supposed he had the yeung lady’s ‘attention and ‘miles exclusively to himself until they both met ene. evening at the house of their fair friend. : Each and each waited for the other te go; they tinally left together. During their walk to town C——— told R—— that he -was very much™enamored of Miss —— and asked R—— not to stand in his way: To say that R-— was surprised is to put it mildly; what right had this fellow to make such a statement to -him when +he was in love with her himself? He, of course, indignantly refused te couatenance any such proceeding, and_ this was the beginning of the hard feelings that culminated’in the challenge to fight. These young lovers who had fornierly been friends were now enemies, and a few evenings ago in the company of mutual friends a dispute: arose and they hotly opposed each other; their pent-up feelings would stand it no longer; the lie was. passed and they shook hauda to meet again. Our informer told us the young lady heard of the affair and now she refuses to recognize either of them. . ——— eee Hollenbeck Dividend, The essignee of O. W. Hollenbeck, the ingolvent banker of Auburn, Placer . ‘county, will declare a divided of fifteen . eouts on the dollar for the benefit of. the creditors this week. ipaasibiciucmeiinilte iiesnlbcceizs Hires’ Root Beer, Headquarters for this delicious and health fulgummer beverage—at the Beehive. Grovery Store, Commercial street. IT DOES NUT ALWAYS FOLLUW Would Not Tell The Story Scrofula for Seven Years—Cured by Hood’s Sarsapariita. “A week devoted té writing would not be be sufficient to tell of the good Hood’s Sarsaparilla has done me, Seven years ago a running sore appeared on my ankle, which Grew worse until it entirety covered my foot gpa the bones came out of bad hy Then mand hand. “Holes vere eaten ja fay lower limbs, my one great the shoulder down, and the bones came ' ® shouldér down, and the out of two of my fingers. Words ; Cannot Tell My Sufferings. Tocould not sleep and had no appetite. My husband read of what Hood's Sarsaparilia had done for others, and urged me to try it, I was confined to the bed at -the time, given up all hope. However, I com: ; eine ihe eee Fal before . ey fnshe 8 je, could sleep, a only eat, but enjoy my food, Now . the Seres are All Healed Up with the exception of one: spot on my limb, I thank God for having directed my hus band’s attention to—Hood’s Sarsaparii otherwise TF should have been in my 4 Anyone who could have seen my tion when I commenced to take Hood’s Sarsaparilia would marvel that I am now alive.” Mure. MARY SPEAKMAN, 2725 Latona Street, Philadelphia. Take Hood's — Not the Fancy prices fer 2% acts venues wise, @ndin fact it often is so, explain why ‘just as sweet as FOLEY” is &% comparison te desoribe anything nive, {JM FOLBY, Confectioner WD Y. aeoures & gand ost, 0 ~ tt my tee It’s never so at FOLEY'S. FOLEY'S coiifectionery ia alawya perfection itself, and very likely the superiority of FO KY'S FRENCH MIXED haus something to do with ita overgrowing sopu larity, In Nevada City, FOLEY and CANDY are convertable terms. Th may becoming current among the lad .#, as ae Out Sale of are cheap at $5. Do You Need We have them from four-bits up—a big Sateen Comforters, with feath, rain. thein, We have just received a full line of MEN'S FINE Children’s Shoes and Slippers. We invite stock, It will be money in your pocket, MERCHANT Main and Commercial ~First-class Stock-for-Customers-to-seleet best ?. « lected Tobacco» A . in, he °o You have to pay Coin for Cigars the No. 13 Commercial St., Nevada Cily , ES secon es ae eye rete A BiG STORM IS COMING, Aud as the weather is growing colder you had better attend our Grand Clearing Blankets : We carry a full line of Maryaville Blankets, Petaluma Blankets and Merced Fills Blankets, and also w full line of Eastern Blankets. If you want GRAY BLANKETS at $1,265, per pair, now is your tine. WHITE BLANKETS, $1.50, We have a-double Blanket which we sell tor $290 which is 1 1-4. These Blankets Comforters ? assortment. We also have a line o which we will sell at a bargain. eee CLOTHING Aud invite everybody to examine our prices, [hese are fresh goods, just arrived: ae Make your little boys happy. Come and see the new line of JERSEY SUITS, and other novelties in Boy's Suits we have just laid in, LO TUK LADIES :—We have just received a full line of Ladies’, Misses an everybody to come and examine ous iL.. EX¥yman & Co., TAILORS, Streets, Nevada City. Perfect Fit and the best workmanship guarauteed. Pants from $5 up. Suits from, $20 up. "¥y e ‘They Are 3 for 25 cents. Put Up in Tin Foil Packages, and made of fcarefully se mild, sweet smoke, William Giffim, (NATIVE. SON--OF MARYLAND.) NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, nt te aa n why not] get the who