April 13, 1891 (4 pages)

Ws a2 @ -———aD he ) ee ' inches in size and goes’ down below * authorized, f° The Daily Transcript. MONDAY, APRIL 13, 1891. eee MERE AND THERE, _ WATERMAN DEAD. : cord of Various Mate * ? pipet Locai Interest. inates Fatally, Four of the Grass Valley mines pay e “ dividends this month.es The Native Sons and Daughters of this city and Grass Valley will have a grand time at Odd Fellows Hali tonight. Road Overseer Mooney has appointed Constable Dillon to collect road poll , *sxes in this township outside of the . ity limits, = _—— $8,000,000, in the half-mile race at the skating. ill short time with pneumonia, rink Saturday night. There will be more skating to night. Attention is called to the professional card of Dr. Edward M. Price. His office is at the drugstore of Carr Brothers and his residence al the home of M, Hanley on Main street. “John Graham is being urged by some of the citizens of his part of town to be a candidate at the coming city election for the _offiée_of-Trustee, A branch of the Excelsior ditch is to be extended to Spenceville this season, which will be of great advantage to the frnit_ growing interests in that vicinity. : “A subscriber” communicates with Contained the particulars of a-wonder. the Transcrier suggesting that the a strike made la-t week in the office of nightwatchman be done away . Delhi mine near Columbia Hill, this with at this city, and the business men ‘county, The developmenta sible and other Piigie aeeag: nn one or every one interested ‘in the. mining more private watchmen 4ttheir own,. ; tah: onee he thinks thie pofnt should . nace" feel jubilant as well ag the ; ; . Owners of the property, made an issue in the approaching The mine ia a comparatively young election for Trustees. ; . . one, having been opened tess than Union: Some: high grade ore is five yeam» yet it has paid over $330,beginning to show in the north drift} 999 in dividends: This: amount was ‘ofthe North Banner mine. The vein : taken out Principally from the 125 from which the quartz. comes is twenty . -and 395 foot levels, then there oc-' curred a break-in the ledge. A horse, im some places a hundred feet in width, took the place of the ledge. The croppings of the ledge ran down thé slope of the hill to the Middle Yuba river, The mine has been Opened an¢ worked through three tunnels which tapped the pay shoot. at 125, 325 and 526 feet in depth respeclively. . Last year another tunnel wag started 60 feet above the bed of the river, and it has been run a distance of 1400 feet at a cost of about $40,000. It strikes the pay shout at w-depth ‘of 850 feet, which gives 333 feet oi backs, all virgin ground, The ledge as stated in Saturday’s issue is at present four feet in width. . The. rock isnet-of-a~apecinen ‘chai. “A petition for a change in the boundacter, but is exceedingly rich, Much ary line between Nevada and Indian . of it will mill up inte the hundred’ of Flat school districts was laid over, dollars per ton. It is believed it will The clerk was ordered to advertise . average $80 or $90 per ton. It will in the Republféan for bids for repair. certain] average much higher than ing or ilding the bridge across . the 10ck worked in the upper levels. Truckee river at Clinton. Bids to’ be . Good judges: estimate there is now opened July 8th. : ground enough opened to yield four Repairs on the Purdon bridge were . times’ as much in dividends as has The Sheriff's books been taken for the gronnd, which were examined and found correct, means a. million and’ a “quarter of Demands amounting to $743 for Je-. dollars. This amounts added to the bor and material in the second road $333,000 already taken out as dividistrict ‘were allowed, . The books of the County Clerk were examined and found ccr.ect. ——— N. 8. G, W. Attention. estate valued at eight ‘million dollars liberally provided for. common sense,—_—_—_—______—_—_—— TMK DELAI,. Lust Weck. the floor of the drift. It was not expected that rock of such quality would be found at that point, as the pay shoot coming down fiom the level above is further to the north. COUNTY SUPERVISORS, Bills Paid--Schoe!l District Mat. ters=esA New Bridge. The fotlowing bills tave been allowed from tle general fund: Citizens Bank $3.15, 8. Wheelet $30, J. E. Dyer, $18.50, Gus Company $80.50, J. Hennessey $46.50, J. Cairns $4, Tin Loy $6, Jue Lee $3, J. C. Wells $2.05, John Caldwell $39. A. potition. for the formation —of @ new schoo! district tu Ke known as Wolf District was granted. dividends above the creek level. Should the ledge continue to go down, as there is every reason to believe it will, it can be readily seen what a’ valuable property it is not withstanding its youth, Robert MeMurray, whose enterprise started the mine, is being congratulated on all sides, ‘ The strike is another proof of what the mountains of Nevada county con‘tain and what a favorable field is here offered for the investment of capital ESE 4 Every ingredient employed in producing Hood’s ‘Saraaparilla is strictly pure, and is the best of its kind it is possible to buy, In the course of preparing Hood’s Sarsaparilla everything is carefully watched with a view to attaining the best result, All members of Hydraulic Parlor, N, 8. G. W., are reqnested to. be present at Tuesday evening’s meeting as business of importance is to be transacted. 3t Schilling’s Best. Untried-~e joy denied, =; eo 86 ¢%¢ © %o &€ 6G Finding It Out. PUBLIC opinion is seldom wrong In its judgments. Great faith may be placed in the popularity of SCHILLING’S BEST culinary supplies. Itis ever increasing. Many thousandswho now use no’othershave tested them and found them richest in flavor, strongest, most economical,, They do most» do it best. In their use is least failureleast drudgery~least annoyancemost pleasuremost satisfactionmost economy. Reasons enough to convince thousands. One honest a nn. Schiliimg’s Best. Onca bought—always sought. Shiloh’s Consumption Cure. This is beyond question -the most successful congh medicine we have ever sold, A few doses invariably cure the worst cases of cough, croup, and bronchitis, while its wonderful success in the cure of consumption ia {The Bx-Governor’s “THiness” “Perm= He Leaves an Estata Valued .at Sacramento, April 13—The Evening Bee’s San Diego special Rays that ex-Governor R.; W. Waterman died = : ay Will Sigourney defeated W. Austin fa"that city last Bight, He had Been Ex-Governor Waterman leaves an All the members of his family are He was one‘of the moat extensive and enterprising mine owners in the State. Nomanon the coast stood better for integrity and loyalty: and’ hard Particulars of the Great Strike of Saturday’s issue of the Transcairr dends will _make—ubout-$1,600,000-in{ dr; of Suurtavilla, inwkes tiany vielle is the Remedy for you, Sold by Carr trial will convince you, without a parallel in the history of medicine. Since its firet discovery it has been sold on a guarantee, a test which no other medicine can stand. A and $1. If your Porous Piaster. Bold by Oarr Bros, [Sees National Hotel Arrivais, Bubday, April 12, 1891. Warren Spencer, San Jose Mine, C. Cairns, do Vv W. Williams, Forest City, Cc a 8. Miller ands, San Francisco, Fred. Merris, do ne ' , A. Walrath, do GCHILLING'S BEST are never . N/M. Meyer, do sold in bulk. Any statement [* Gio. heeler, do to the contrary is false. Weclaim the credit due for the skill and integrity shown in their preparaJ.W. Jenkins, , do . W. Thurgood, do M. H, Mead, Sownlesile, ge ; tion. Look sharp to the brand, A.H. Waleen! San Leandro, Accept no substitute. = Kersend #; Dudley, Mags., “ illi Best Frank Nichola, 8 nceville, Schilling’s 3s EH: Pasnicere, Yuba City, a --WHEN you. buy this brand you get _ : Si SP of ater pl peas ae pene ‘ 7 . o the best value Nature affords, , W, Powell Sueravilie PEL wis i a . J, Kenney; May = Mies Hl, Webber, ; ¥ es H, We! He Teddie Hare, do. Lenders ey tigy J. Gilbert, Ban Juan, gst , Test M. an, do ipl a RB. McMarray, ' do 5s ‘hole strongth and flaw, %7 . §° 'B. Slight,’ Sacrumento, epee cto Mrs, A. R. Morrison, Bloomfiled, Willis Blain, do M.C, Harmon, do J. Thomas, Mountain View, Gus, Ozualli, Graniteville, <=. Miss Ramon, do ssinps alae; made. miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh’s Oure . ~ . Ifyou havea cough we earnestly ask . habits can be given without the payou totryit. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, . tient’s knowledge; and is the only lungs are sore, . known specific for the purpose; itt ig . ———————_—_—_—_— chest or back lame, use Shiloh’s. not injurious manufactured by Emerson Drug Co., San Jose, Cal., and for sale by W. D. Highest of all in leavening strengh _. Latest U, 8. Government Fuod Re-. " PERSONAL MEN'TION, Secial and Other Notes Abont People Oia ‘@ud Young. R. McMurray went to the Bay Sat urday night. Francisco, is in town. turned from the Bay. remove to San Francisco, turned from’San-Fraacisco, county, went below last night, A. S. Keyes and wife of Dudley, Mass., were here yesterday and today. Rev. John Chishplm is still confined to his bed. He has‘the genuine la grippe.James Cairns, who. has been sick for about two weeks, was able to be + . out today. ‘ L. P. Hansen of Downieville has returned from the Grand Lodge of the 4,00 8. Miller and son were in town last night enroute from San Francisco to Dewnieville. Chas. Godfrey, Wm. Robinson and H._ 8. Hawver of ColumbiaHill were in town today, Miss Clara-Uphoff of Grass Valley ia here on a few days visit to Miss Etta Weiss of this city. D, Young and Wife and Miss Dora Bean are in town en route from North Bloomfield to Carson, Mrs. A. R. Morrison of North Bloomfield and Miss.K. Beaton of San Francisco came up Sunday morning from the city, W.F. Sperry of the Central Milling Company at Gridley, which shakes the incomparable Lily White flour, was in town this morning. Mrs. Andrew Berriman ef Columbia Hill is in town°on her way te San Francisco. George Baker brought her as far as thiscity fred Morris, superintendent of the Marguerite mine near Sierra City, has returned froma trip tothe East. He is‘in very poor health, Thomas Nolan, head carpenter of the Narrow Guage K. R. Co., haa received a telegram announcing the death of his mother in Pennsylvania, Senator Mead is in town today on his _way to Sierra county. Mr.-Mead need not be ashamed of his legislative record. He was a hard worker and a good one, Deputy Sheriff Robbins of Jefferson county, Alabama, is coming” bythe Southern route to get prisoner Spear. H¢ passed Bakersfield yesterday and ig @xXpectod here in the morning. M. C. Harmon of North Bloomfield . “Was Gone to Bacramento to attend the K. of P, Grand Lodge; D. §. Baker and-Henry Lane are there as representatives of Milo Lodge at this city. Thos, Glinnen has returned to this city after an absence of five years. He has ‘been in sdine of the Eastern States and in Arizona, but*he says Nevada City is the best place after all. + +o. +. A NUTABLE PURCHASE, A Feothill Man Invests in Hol. sicinu Cattie, Marysville Appeal: James O’Brien, to Marysville and Yuba Jity of late; somany that the heart of more than one young lady is keptin a flutter over thie probable result of these business”’ visits. He wrote fo several of his friendsa few days ago that he would come down this week, so he was asked to come down Wednesday and attend the sale of Holstein cattle the next day at the fafm of R.C. Ke ls. He replied that he could not, but added: “Tell Harry to buy a bull,” Accordingly the “avimal was purchased, and the bill sent to bim, with & requést to take the critter away us s00n as Convenient. By the same mail -he reccived a copy of the Appeal confirming the sale, Mr, @’Brien had sent the order only in fun, so his consternation may be imagined when he received{the notice of the purchase, However, Mr. O’Brien will not go back on his word, so he telegraphed that he would be down today to care for the animal .and make all the neceasary arrangements tending to his proper bringing up and education, There is no doubt that the bull, with proper training, will be a valuable property and a strenyth and comfort to its owner. 5 os Sure Cure For the Liquer or Opium Habits, The East India cure for these awful in the least degree; inton, solé agent for Nevada City. Compound sulphur Powder. This is the best blood purifier gold, tf arr Bros. * A cream of tartar baking powder, hee E Vogersang i lawyer of San J. Gilbert of North San Juan has re-. laBoted Mrs. G. v. Schmittburg will shortly Wm. Williams.of Forest City has reW. T. Luther, Assessor of Sierra schoolmates of the bride. They were that the customs of the country of NEW SUPERINTENDENT, finally brought it toits present state of development, has resigned his position, he resignation was purely voluntary onthe part of Mr, Weldon, the company.boing thoroughly satisfied with; his workings, but Mr, Weldon hag other enterprises which he is going to push forward and develop and he resigned, which he feels justified in doing in consideration of the present good showing at the New Eureka. He will immediately proceed to the development of another mining project in Grass Valley, and will be backed ‘by large capital, and he will generally look out for’ the development of mines that seem good. prospects. —— ae ——# A. Walrath, formerly-superintendent of the Providence mine at Nevada City, and who is ‘one of the best posted mining men in the county, will succeed tothe management. Joseph Thomas will:be foreman, The New Eureka mine is down 600 feet,’ and the ledge where they ar working seems to show more freely ix, gold from day today. Besides ther are 300 feet of “backs” that are known. will pay but which were not worked i: the-endeavor to secure the main ledge which Mr, Weldon succeeded in finding at the bottom of the shaft anc which ledge is rich, : Monday morning the Crown Point mill will commence crushing for the company. The New Eureka looks propitious for big success. Mts. LILGIE KING. Nevada Oounty’s Chinese Melle a Keeps Open House WTeday. Says yesterday’s San Francisco Examiner: Vice-Consul Ow-Yang King received a large number of friends, both Chinese and American, at the Consulate yesterday, but the bride remained in ber chamber all day, and no one was permitted to see ber. She wasattired in a beautifully embroidered costume of red satin and ‘wore many costly jewels. Her hair was dreased according to the custom among married ladies_of rank, and upon her head she wore a coronet.” In the_afternoon a deputation-ef twelve American ladies arrived from Grass Valley to pay their respects to the bride. Some of them are married, and many of them were old much disappointed, however, to learn which the-newly-married couple are . representatives precluded the possibility of their seeing her. They will return on Monday, on which day the bride will commence to recvive her friends. : Presents continue, to arrive at the Consulate, and among them yesterday wus & magificent diamond bracelet from Washington, valued at $2,500. In the evening Vice-Consul King entertained the prominent merchanta of the city, as well as many ‘friends from elsewhere, at a banquet at the Hang Fer Low restaurant on Dupont street. ES 4 8ST. LOUIS PHYSICIAN. He Tests » California Production, — His Report. A 8t. Louts gentleman whose affliction was sick headaches was so surprised at their oure by Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla, that he éalled it to the attention of a relative, who happened to be Dr. F. A. Barrott, the wellknown 8t. Louis physician of 2652 Shenandoah Street. The doctor saw at once that it differed from the potash preparations in that {t was purely vegetable, and becoming inter &sted, began a series of investigations, and in a subsequent letter candidly admitted ite curative properties, and saya:— Wishing to test its ‘Virtues further, I used it in my own femily, and preseribed it for patients who stequired a general system tegulator. As‘a Pesult, I can say it is an almost absolute cure for constipation, biliousness, ayaperala, indigestion, and sick headaches, hese troubles usually come from a disturbed condition of the stomach and bowels, and Joy's Vegetable farsa arille is the best laxative and stomach r Walrath Succeeds Welden at the Says Saturday evening’s Telegraph: : W. Hl. Weldon, who for the past. four. years and a half has been supe: intending the New Eureka*mine and who under many difficulties, but -mended-to-try Dr, Bosanko’s Cough: coughs, . catarrh is yielding, as Hood's Sarsaparilla SPENCEVILLE MINES. Promising Developments in Geld, Stlver and Copper. 1 Says yesterday’s Grasy Valley Chas. Pietsezh of the Spenceville Copper Mining Company says that Prospecting -operations are going on steadily in that vicinity on severa) claims. The lodes of that section contain copper, silver and gold, and the prospecting now being done is maunly on gold-bearing veins. The Champion is considered a very promising Prospect, as it makes an excellent showing in the shaft that has been sunk on the croppings, and a tannel is now being run to cut the vein at the depth of several hundred feet. The tunnel is now in a distance of 275 feet, with several feet yet to run. The vein assays high in gold and also contains silver. The Mammoth company ia also‘running a tunnel which isin a distance of over 300: feet, and work ia being done on several other claims. All the development work is being dene by tunnels. The Spenceville section has many mineral leads that Prospect in gold, but the most attention heretofore -has-been-to copper bearing veins, but it ig believed the district. will yet have its. greatest Prominence as a gold producing region, ; The Spenceville ‘Copper Company i$ regularly producing profitably in cement copper, and also in the production of mineral paint, furnished by the dump piles of copper waste, of which the company has about 250,000 tons, Schilling’s Best. Trial will tell how they excel, Crour, whooping cough and Bronchitisimmediatély relieved by Shiloh’s Cure, Sold by Carr Bros, TWENTY YEARS) COUGHING. Cured With Dr. Bosanko’s Cough Syrap. Mrs. M. Pilcher, a most. estimable lady, has been a resident of Springfield, Ill, for thirty years. Her present residence is at No. 1107 East Capital Ave. In conversation with her druggist,MrE.R. Sayler; of No. 699 Eleventh St., shesaid: “TI have been afflicted with Lung trouble: for the past twenty years, coughing most of the time. “Have been under the care of the best physicians of this city, and have used all kinds of medicine formy disease without any benetit. Last winter I was recomand Lung Syrup, and can cheerfully say after using $12.00 worth of it; I am sound and well. I would recommend it to suffering humanity as the best medicine on earth for chronic colds. and consumption.” Sold at 50vents by Carr Bros. _Catarrh Originates in scrofulous taint in the blood; Hence the proper method by which to cure iP: catarrh, is to purify the blood. Ite many’ disagreeable symptoms, and the danger of developing into bronchitis or that terribly fatal disease, consumption, are entirely removed by Hood's Sarsaparilla, which cures catarrh by purifying the blood and also tones up the system and greatly. improves the general health of those who take it. Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsapariila “ T suffered three years with catarrh, and my general health was poor in congequence, When I took Hood’s Satsaparilla I found I had the right remedy. The is cleansing my blood, and the general tone of my system is improving.” Frank WASHBURN, Rochester, N, Y. Cures Catarrh “Thad catarrh nine years, and suffered terribly: with it. Seon after I began to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla the catarrh troubled me less, after taking three bottles I was entirely cured.” Janz Hiney, Lumberton, Clinton County, Ohio, Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. $1; six for g5, Prepared by ©.1. HOOD & Co,, Apotheearies, Lowell, Mass, {00 Doses One Dollar ulator } have ever seen, and as a gener ‘stem corrective is almost perfection. a) (Signed) F. A. BAR , M. D., 2692 Shenaadoah Bt., Si. Louls. Buy, try—on them rely. Persons who lead aw life of exposure are subject to rheumatism, neuralgia and lumbago and will find a valuable remedy in Dr. J, H. McLean’s Volcanie Oil Liniment; it will banish pain and subdue inflaumation. Sold by Carr Bros. : G RADUATE OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE E “Belgi Nevada City, EDWARD M, PRICE, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, IT of Physicians and Su land, and of the Univers um, ete. ons, London, y of Brussels, . . Office at Carr Bros. Drug Store, RESIDENCE—M, Hanley’s, Main street, For City Assesser. H. C, WEISENBURGER ILL be a candidate for the office of City Assessor. ) By Any Dealer For BE idl SAREE) FOR SAX.E?2 The Very Best Suit of Clothes Ever Offered Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street. . Se AOR ar eats) a! F SE Sie New Orleans and Texas railroad, me : Tt contains a popMIR. RICHARDSON, ulation of over 5,000 people, mostly colored. Mr. Richardson is also principal owner of the cotton mills at Wesson, Miss., and of the Refuge cotton oil mills. He isa bachelor of heroic: stature and a handsome man. New Orleans in one of the many palatial homes on St. Charles avenue, where he entertains on a lavish scale, heads many of tho social organizations » pof the city, and rumor has it that hedis a favored suitor fO¥ the hand of Miss Winnie Davis, . Gen. W. J. Behan, of the state troops. She made her debut early in January, and by the admirablg conduct of her social interests carried off the honors of the season, height, exceedingly beautiful in face and figure, and has gray blue eyes, other day the wife of Mr. William Jay Schieffelin. The wedding ceremony took place at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church in New York city, and was folMARLA LOUISE SCH LyVELIN some young couple is variousty estimated at from Sai le S900, 009, WILLIAM JAY 8c WRLIN. bride’s parents was ao completely furnished imansgion. daughter of Co], Elliott F. Shepard, the well known editor and proprietor of The “Mail and Express. Her husband is a descendant of the Jay family, long tingnished in American annals, acy show tbat less ignorance exists in the United States than in any other civilized country, only 8 per cent, of the population being unable to read or te. be $19.5) 20° “TWO FEMALE POLITICIANS. Alliance Last Fall. aw the larger. day until the election. and her speeches were in the main logione of the national organizers and lecturers of the Citizens” Alliance recently, and has just purchased a half interest in The Colorado Workman, published ~at Pueblo. os consecrated to all sorts of reforms, For several years she was a lay Unitarian preacher at Lawrence, Some of her ar. ticles in the religious press attracted wide attention, She addressed the annual convention Pr Ne of the Free Re: ligious association held.in Boston in 1881 on “Liberalism in the West.”. For a-year or two she remained a resident of Boston, »7 and was closely identifiedwith Anna Garland mrs. ANNA L. pIGas. Spencer, Kate Gannatt Wells, Frederick Hinckley and others in propagating adyanced Unitarianism, On returning west sho joined the Prohibition party—for. years sho had been active inthe W.C. T. U.—and until the organization—of—the people's party was persistent, with voice and pen, in the advocacy of its principles, She has bien just as persistent in her service of the people's party. She followed Senator Ingalls tarough the Sixth congressional district in the last campaign replying to his speeches, For over a year she has been the Teading ditarial writer on The Advocate, the organ of the Alliance, REX AND HIS CONSORT. Phe King and Queén Who Led the Néw Orleans-Mardi-Gras Pageant, Mr. James S; Richardson, the largest cotton planter in the world, was Rex, . king of the recent New Orleans Mardi -Gras_carnival, and—MissBessie Behan . was his consort. “Mr. Richardson's planSalat tations lie in the P Yazoo delta of Mis sisstppi.__O.n-e—of. them, “Dahomey,” covers about fifty ; aquare miles, and if has some eighteen ANS MISS BRHAN, miles of railway track owned by the planter and connected with the Louisville, He resides in He also Miss Bessie Behan is the daughter of She is & blonde of mediun Col. Shepard's Daughter Weds. Miss Maria Louise Shepard became the owed by an elaborate breakfast, at the es residence of Mrs, William H. Vanderbilt. The value of the presents received by the handgift of the Mrs. Schieffelin is the dis. Recently tabulated statistics of illiterEE The wafers are @ sure and /rale and will remove all obstructions to the monthly periods, no matter what the cause. They aré what every ‘woman needs and may be used safely. manufactured by the Emerson Drug Co., man » San Jose Cal. For sale by W. D. Vinton. es Clauss thears. These Clauss Shears at Lraa & Suaw’s are fully warranted. If not perfectly . Mrs. M: E. Lease and Mrs. Anna L. Diggs stumped the state of Kansasforthe. . ae People’s party during the last Lease made rather the greater reputation of the two, but her field Of operations was She = left her law office in Wichita—for had been at the bar—at the very inception of the canvass, and harangued the farmers every In person, voice and diction she is strong, to the degree almost of masculinity. She is intelligent and well read, cal_as-well as forceful.__She was chosen _ French Tansy Waters, = . _—__ ‘specific forall kind@ of female troubles . They Took thé Stump for the Kansas Clothing, Hats ¥ gltunksUnderWairg. po S Ss Yess Pp same years she The Largest General Retail. Trade: west of the Rocky Mountains is done by Weinstock, Lubin & Co., Sacramento, Cal. They sell everything one Reeds to wear or io use at home. They deal largely with manufacturers in . Europe and America, thus bringing —Mrs. Anna_L, Diggs, of Lawrence, sj Producer and customer in almost direct contact. This he] ps to—make—their prices low. . Small orders are filled as carefully as large ones. Goods not as ordered are returnable at their expense, . For whatever you need, wherever you are, send to them. “Tuy pont INTEND THAT ANY ONE ANYWHERE SHALL SUPPLY YOUR WANTS SO WELL AS THEY, Polished Wood Pencils, with rubber caps, per “dozen: Ye. Tf sent by mail aa i package, de extra will be required for postage. These pencils are suitable for business, school and home use, Mlustrated Catalogue and Samples free. Weinstock, Lubin & Co., 400 to 412 K Street, Sacramento, Cal. . May bea pleasing pastime, but we take more pleasure in LOOKING FORWARD to the time when the growing population of this city will all have vinced that the best place to buy become conall kinds of CANDIES —IS AT THE SUPERIOR. CANDY FACTORY. J. M. FOLEY, Proprietor. 5 and 7 Commercial Street; Nevada City, SPRING IS HERE L. HYMAN & CO. 0 ees OUR OPENING IS SATURDAY, AT 8 OCLOCK SHAMNP. We will say to the people of Nevada county that our large stock of 40,000 Worth of Clothing, Boats, Shagg And Gent’s Furnishing Goods, ‘HAS ARRIVED IN GRASS VALLEY, And we will give our competitors a knockout inside of thirty days. We stay bat THIRTY. DAYS, We will say to the public that you all know that we ure the ones who brought down the prices of Clothing and Dry Goodsin Nevada county. We havenow & stock that will suit rich orpoor, It is as fine as any three stores in Nevada county can show, . Our stock is nothing but the atest novelties of this Spring. Throw away your old clothes and take the stage for Grass Valley, where yon can dress upat L. HYMAN & CO’S for half-price.Your fare will he paid both ways. Wo also invite our. friends from the Ridye. ‘Call and see us Without fail. It will be money in your et. pock, im. EXYWMAMN ch co., MAIN. STREET, GRASS VALLEY, next to Van Orden’s Grocery. DRUGS AND STATIONERY. eee ne, A Complete Stock of all the Best Brands of 4 7TStationery,«a ——SUCH — Letter, Note, Legal Cap, Foolscap, Bill, Journal and Tablet Papers, i PAPETERIES AND ENVELOPES. Inks, Pens, Pencils, Penholders, Inkstands, Erasers, Purses, Rulers, Scrap Books, Albums, Visiting _ Cards, Fine Pocket. Memorandums, Playing Cards, Mutilage; Bristol Board. : Shelf Paper, Tissue Paper and Draugthing Paper. Receipt, Note, Draft and Day Books, Ledgers, Journals AND EVERYTHING USUALLY KEPT IN A ~ . FIRST-CLASS STATIONERY STORE. wy. D. Vinton, Odd Fellows Building, ae ly sa return them and get a new pair, : u Broad Street, -

Ws a2 @ -———aD he ) ee ' inches in size and goes’ down below * authorized, f° The Daily Transcript. MONDAY, APRIL 13, 1891. eee MERE AND THERE, _ WATERMAN DEAD. : cord of Various Mate * ? pipet Locai Interest. inates Fatally, Four of the Grass Valley mines pay e “ dividends this month.es The Native Sons and Daughters of this city and Grass Valley will have a grand time at Odd Fellows Hali tonight. Road Overseer Mooney has appointed Constable Dillon to collect road poll , *sxes in this township outside of the . ity limits, = _—— $8,000,000, in the half-mile race at the skating. ill short time with pneumonia, rink Saturday night. There will be more skating to night. Attention is called to the professional card of Dr. Edward M. Price. His office is at the drugstore of Carr Brothers and his residence al the home of M, Hanley on Main street. “John Graham is being urged by some of the citizens of his part of town to be a candidate at the coming city election for the _offiée_of-Trustee, A branch of the Excelsior ditch is to be extended to Spenceville this season, which will be of great advantage to the frnit_ growing interests in that vicinity. : “A subscriber” communicates with Contained the particulars of a-wonder. the Transcrier suggesting that the a strike made la-t week in the office of nightwatchman be done away . Delhi mine near Columbia Hill, this with at this city, and the business men ‘county, The developmenta sible and other Piigie aeeag: nn one or every one interested ‘in the. mining more private watchmen 4ttheir own,. ; tah: onee he thinks thie pofnt should . nace" feel jubilant as well ag the ; ; . Owners of the property, made an issue in the approaching The mine ia a comparatively young election for Trustees. ; . . one, having been opened tess than Union: Some: high grade ore is five yeam» yet it has paid over $330,beginning to show in the north drift} 999 in dividends: This: amount was ‘ofthe North Banner mine. The vein : taken out Principally from the 125 from which the quartz. comes is twenty . -and 395 foot levels, then there oc-' curred a break-in the ledge. A horse, im some places a hundred feet in width, took the place of the ledge. The croppings of the ledge ran down thé slope of the hill to the Middle Yuba river, The mine has been Opened an¢ worked through three tunnels which tapped the pay shoot. at 125, 325 and 526 feet in depth respeclively. . Last year another tunnel wag started 60 feet above the bed of the river, and it has been run a distance of 1400 feet at a cost of about $40,000. It strikes the pay shout at w-depth ‘of 850 feet, which gives 333 feet oi backs, all virgin ground, The ledge as stated in Saturday’s issue is at present four feet in width. . The. rock isnet-of-a~apecinen ‘chai. “A petition for a change in the boundacter, but is exceedingly rich, Much ary line between Nevada and Indian . of it will mill up inte the hundred’ of Flat school districts was laid over, dollars per ton. It is believed it will The clerk was ordered to advertise . average $80 or $90 per ton. It will in the Republféan for bids for repair. certain] average much higher than ing or ilding the bridge across . the 10ck worked in the upper levels. Truckee river at Clinton. Bids to’ be . Good judges: estimate there is now opened July 8th. : ground enough opened to yield four Repairs on the Purdon bridge were . times’ as much in dividends as has The Sheriff's books been taken for the gronnd, which were examined and found correct, means a. million and’ a “quarter of Demands amounting to $743 for Je-. dollars. This amounts added to the bor and material in the second road $333,000 already taken out as dividistrict ‘were allowed, . The books of the County Clerk were examined and found ccr.ect. ——— N. 8. G, W. Attention. estate valued at eight ‘million dollars liberally provided for. common sense,—_—_—_—______—_—_—— TMK DELAI,. Lust Weck. the floor of the drift. It was not expected that rock of such quality would be found at that point, as the pay shoot coming down fiom the level above is further to the north. COUNTY SUPERVISORS, Bills Paid--Schoe!l District Mat. ters=esA New Bridge. The fotlowing bills tave been allowed from tle general fund: Citizens Bank $3.15, 8. Wheelet $30, J. E. Dyer, $18.50, Gus Company $80.50, J. Hennessey $46.50, J. Cairns $4, Tin Loy $6, Jue Lee $3, J. C. Wells $2.05, John Caldwell $39. A. potition. for the formation —of @ new schoo! district tu Ke known as Wolf District was granted. dividends above the creek level. Should the ledge continue to go down, as there is every reason to believe it will, it can be readily seen what a’ valuable property it is not withstanding its youth, Robert MeMurray, whose enterprise started the mine, is being congratulated on all sides, ‘ The strike is another proof of what the mountains of Nevada county con‘tain and what a favorable field is here offered for the investment of capital ESE 4 Every ingredient employed in producing Hood’s ‘Saraaparilla is strictly pure, and is the best of its kind it is possible to buy, In the course of preparing Hood’s Sarsaparilla everything is carefully watched with a view to attaining the best result, All members of Hydraulic Parlor, N, 8. G. W., are reqnested to. be present at Tuesday evening’s meeting as business of importance is to be transacted. 3t Schilling’s Best. Untried-~e joy denied, =; eo 86 ¢%¢ © %o &€ 6G Finding It Out. PUBLIC opinion is seldom wrong In its judgments. Great faith may be placed in the popularity of SCHILLING’S BEST culinary supplies. Itis ever increasing. Many thousandswho now use no’othershave tested them and found them richest in flavor, strongest, most economical,, They do most» do it best. In their use is least failureleast drudgery~least annoyancemost pleasuremost satisfactionmost economy. Reasons enough to convince thousands. One honest a nn. Schiliimg’s Best. Onca bought—always sought. Shiloh’s Consumption Cure. This is beyond question -the most successful congh medicine we have ever sold, A few doses invariably cure the worst cases of cough, croup, and bronchitis, while its wonderful success in the cure of consumption ia {The Bx-Governor’s “THiness” “Perm= He Leaves an Estata Valued .at Sacramento, April 13—The Evening Bee’s San Diego special Rays that ex-Governor R.; W. Waterman died = : ay Will Sigourney defeated W. Austin fa"that city last Bight, He had Been Ex-Governor Waterman leaves an All the members of his family are He was one‘of the moat extensive and enterprising mine owners in the State. Nomanon the coast stood better for integrity and loyalty: and’ hard Particulars of the Great Strike of Saturday’s issue of the Transcairr dends will _make—ubout-$1,600,000-in{ dr; of Suurtavilla, inwkes tiany vielle is the Remedy for you, Sold by Carr trial will convince you, without a parallel in the history of medicine. Since its firet discovery it has been sold on a guarantee, a test which no other medicine can stand. A and $1. If your Porous Piaster. Bold by Oarr Bros, [Sees National Hotel Arrivais, Bubday, April 12, 1891. Warren Spencer, San Jose Mine, C. Cairns, do Vv W. Williams, Forest City, Cc a 8. Miller ands, San Francisco, Fred. Merris, do ne ' , A. Walrath, do GCHILLING'S BEST are never . N/M. Meyer, do sold in bulk. Any statement [* Gio. heeler, do to the contrary is false. Weclaim the credit due for the skill and integrity shown in their preparaJ.W. Jenkins, , do . W. Thurgood, do M. H, Mead, Sownlesile, ge ; tion. Look sharp to the brand, A.H. Waleen! San Leandro, Accept no substitute. = Kersend #; Dudley, Mags., “ illi Best Frank Nichola, 8 nceville, Schilling’s 3s EH: Pasnicere, Yuba City, a --WHEN you. buy this brand you get _ : Si SP of ater pl peas ae pene ‘ 7 . o the best value Nature affords, , W, Powell Sueravilie PEL wis i a . J, Kenney; May = Mies Hl, Webber, ; ¥ es H, We! He Teddie Hare, do. Lenders ey tigy J. Gilbert, Ban Juan, gst , Test M. an, do ipl a RB. McMarray, ' do 5s ‘hole strongth and flaw, %7 . §° 'B. Slight,’ Sacrumento, epee cto Mrs, A. R. Morrison, Bloomfiled, Willis Blain, do M.C, Harmon, do J. Thomas, Mountain View, Gus, Ozualli, Graniteville, <=. Miss Ramon, do ssinps alae; made. miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh’s Oure . ~ . Ifyou havea cough we earnestly ask . habits can be given without the payou totryit. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, . tient’s knowledge; and is the only lungs are sore, . known specific for the purpose; itt ig . ———————_—_—_—_— chest or back lame, use Shiloh’s. not injurious manufactured by Emerson Drug Co., San Jose, Cal., and for sale by W. D. Highest of all in leavening strengh _. Latest U, 8. Government Fuod Re-. " PERSONAL MEN'TION, Secial and Other Notes Abont People Oia ‘@ud Young. R. McMurray went to the Bay Sat urday night. Francisco, is in town. turned from the Bay. remove to San Francisco, turned from’San-Fraacisco, county, went below last night, A. S. Keyes and wife of Dudley, Mass., were here yesterday and today. Rev. John Chishplm is still confined to his bed. He has‘the genuine la grippe.James Cairns, who. has been sick for about two weeks, was able to be + . out today. ‘ L. P. Hansen of Downieville has returned from the Grand Lodge of the 4,00 8. Miller and son were in town last night enroute from San Francisco to Dewnieville. Chas. Godfrey, Wm. Robinson and H._ 8. Hawver of ColumbiaHill were in town today, Miss Clara-Uphoff of Grass Valley ia here on a few days visit to Miss Etta Weiss of this city. D, Young and Wife and Miss Dora Bean are in town en route from North Bloomfield to Carson, Mrs. A. R. Morrison of North Bloomfield and Miss.K. Beaton of San Francisco came up Sunday morning from the city, W.F. Sperry of the Central Milling Company at Gridley, which shakes the incomparable Lily White flour, was in town this morning. Mrs. Andrew Berriman ef Columbia Hill is in town°on her way te San Francisco. George Baker brought her as far as thiscity fred Morris, superintendent of the Marguerite mine near Sierra City, has returned froma trip tothe East. He is‘in very poor health, Thomas Nolan, head carpenter of the Narrow Guage K. R. Co., haa received a telegram announcing the death of his mother in Pennsylvania, Senator Mead is in town today on his _way to Sierra county. Mr.-Mead need not be ashamed of his legislative record. He was a hard worker and a good one, Deputy Sheriff Robbins of Jefferson county, Alabama, is coming” bythe Southern route to get prisoner Spear. H¢ passed Bakersfield yesterday and ig @xXpectod here in the morning. M. C. Harmon of North Bloomfield . “Was Gone to Bacramento to attend the K. of P, Grand Lodge; D. §. Baker and-Henry Lane are there as representatives of Milo Lodge at this city. Thos, Glinnen has returned to this city after an absence of five years. He has ‘been in sdine of the Eastern States and in Arizona, but*he says Nevada City is the best place after all. + +o. +. A NUTABLE PURCHASE, A Feothill Man Invests in Hol. sicinu Cattie, Marysville Appeal: James O’Brien, to Marysville and Yuba Jity of late; somany that the heart of more than one young lady is keptin a flutter over thie probable result of these business”’ visits. He wrote fo several of his friendsa few days ago that he would come down this week, so he was asked to come down Wednesday and attend the sale of Holstein cattle the next day at the fafm of R.C. Ke ls. He replied that he could not, but added: “Tell Harry to buy a bull,” Accordingly the “avimal was purchased, and the bill sent to bim, with & requést to take the critter away us s00n as Convenient. By the same mail -he reccived a copy of the Appeal confirming the sale, Mr, @’Brien had sent the order only in fun, so his consternation may be imagined when he received{the notice of the purchase, However, Mr. O’Brien will not go back on his word, so he telegraphed that he would be down today to care for the animal .and make all the neceasary arrangements tending to his proper bringing up and education, There is no doubt that the bull, with proper training, will be a valuable property and a strenyth and comfort to its owner. 5 os Sure Cure For the Liquer or Opium Habits, The East India cure for these awful in the least degree; inton, solé agent for Nevada City. Compound sulphur Powder. This is the best blood purifier gold, tf arr Bros. * A cream of tartar baking powder, hee E Vogersang i lawyer of San J. Gilbert of North San Juan has re-. laBoted Mrs. G. v. Schmittburg will shortly Wm. Williams.of Forest City has reW. T. Luther, Assessor of Sierra schoolmates of the bride. They were that the customs of the country of NEW SUPERINTENDENT, finally brought it toits present state of development, has resigned his position, he resignation was purely voluntary onthe part of Mr, Weldon, the company.boing thoroughly satisfied with; his workings, but Mr, Weldon hag other enterprises which he is going to push forward and develop and he resigned, which he feels justified in doing in consideration of the present good showing at the New Eureka. He will immediately proceed to the development of another mining project in Grass Valley, and will be backed ‘by large capital, and he will generally look out for’ the development of mines that seem good. prospects. —— ae ——# A. Walrath, formerly-superintendent of the Providence mine at Nevada City, and who is ‘one of the best posted mining men in the county, will succeed tothe management. Joseph Thomas will:be foreman, The New Eureka mine is down 600 feet,’ and the ledge where they ar working seems to show more freely ix, gold from day today. Besides ther are 300 feet of “backs” that are known. will pay but which were not worked i: the-endeavor to secure the main ledge which Mr, Weldon succeeded in finding at the bottom of the shaft anc which ledge is rich, : Monday morning the Crown Point mill will commence crushing for the company. The New Eureka looks propitious for big success. Mts. LILGIE KING. Nevada Oounty’s Chinese Melle a Keeps Open House WTeday. Says yesterday’s San Francisco Examiner: Vice-Consul Ow-Yang King received a large number of friends, both Chinese and American, at the Consulate yesterday, but the bride remained in ber chamber all day, and no one was permitted to see ber. She wasattired in a beautifully embroidered costume of red satin and ‘wore many costly jewels. Her hair was dreased according to the custom among married ladies_of rank, and upon her head she wore a coronet.” In the_afternoon a deputation-ef twelve American ladies arrived from Grass Valley to pay their respects to the bride. Some of them are married, and many of them were old much disappointed, however, to learn which the-newly-married couple are . representatives precluded the possibility of their seeing her. They will return on Monday, on which day the bride will commence to recvive her

friends. : Presents continue, to arrive at the Consulate, and among them yesterday wus & magificent diamond bracelet from Washington, valued at $2,500. In the evening Vice-Consul King entertained the prominent merchanta of the city, as well as many ‘friends from elsewhere, at a banquet at the Hang Fer Low restaurant on Dupont street. ES 4 8ST. LOUIS PHYSICIAN. He Tests » California Production, — His Report. A 8t. Louts gentleman whose affliction was sick headaches was so surprised at their oure by Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla, that he éalled it to the attention of a relative, who happened to be Dr. F. A. Barrott, the wellknown 8t. Louis physician of 2652 Shenandoah Street. The doctor saw at once that it differed from the potash preparations in that {t was purely vegetable, and becoming inter &sted, began a series of investigations, and in a subsequent letter candidly admitted ite curative properties, and saya:— Wishing to test its ‘Virtues further, I used it in my own femily, and preseribed it for patients who stequired a general system tegulator. As‘a Pesult, I can say it is an almost absolute cure for constipation, biliousness, ayaperala, indigestion, and sick headaches, hese troubles usually come from a disturbed condition of the stomach and bowels, and Joy's Vegetable farsa arille is the best laxative and stomach r Walrath Succeeds Welden at the Says Saturday evening’s Telegraph: : W. Hl. Weldon, who for the past. four. years and a half has been supe: intending the New Eureka*mine and who under many difficulties, but -mended-to-try Dr, Bosanko’s Cough: coughs, . catarrh is yielding, as Hood's Sarsaparilla SPENCEVILLE MINES. Promising Developments in Geld, Stlver and Copper. 1 Says yesterday’s Grasy Valley Chas. Pietsezh of the Spenceville Copper Mining Company says that Prospecting -operations are going on steadily in that vicinity on severa) claims. The lodes of that section contain copper, silver and gold, and the prospecting now being done is maunly on gold-bearing veins. The Champion is considered a very promising Prospect, as it makes an excellent showing in the shaft that has been sunk on the croppings, and a tannel is now being run to cut the vein at the depth of several hundred feet. The tunnel is now in a distance of 275 feet, with several feet yet to run. The vein assays high in gold and also contains silver. The Mammoth company ia also‘running a tunnel which isin a distance of over 300: feet, and work ia being done on several other claims. All the development work is being dene by tunnels. The Spenceville section has many mineral leads that Prospect in gold, but the most attention heretofore -has-been-to copper bearing veins, but it ig believed the district. will yet have its. greatest Prominence as a gold producing region, ; The Spenceville ‘Copper Company i$ regularly producing profitably in cement copper, and also in the production of mineral paint, furnished by the dump piles of copper waste, of which the company has about 250,000 tons, Schilling’s Best. Trial will tell how they excel, Crour, whooping cough and Bronchitisimmediatély relieved by Shiloh’s Cure, Sold by Carr Bros, TWENTY YEARS) COUGHING. Cured With Dr. Bosanko’s Cough Syrap. Mrs. M. Pilcher, a most. estimable lady, has been a resident of Springfield, Ill, for thirty years. Her present residence is at No. 1107 East Capital Ave. In conversation with her druggist,MrE.R. Sayler; of No. 699 Eleventh St., shesaid: “TI have been afflicted with Lung trouble: for the past twenty years, coughing most of the time. “Have been under the care of the best physicians of this city, and have used all kinds of medicine formy disease without any benetit. Last winter I was recomand Lung Syrup, and can cheerfully say after using $12.00 worth of it; I am sound and well. I would recommend it to suffering humanity as the best medicine on earth for chronic colds. and consumption.” Sold at 50vents by Carr Bros. _Catarrh Originates in scrofulous taint in the blood; Hence the proper method by which to cure iP: catarrh, is to purify the blood. Ite many’ disagreeable symptoms, and the danger of developing into bronchitis or that terribly fatal disease, consumption, are entirely removed by Hood's Sarsaparilla, which cures catarrh by purifying the blood and also tones up the system and greatly. improves the general health of those who take it. Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsapariila “ T suffered three years with catarrh, and my general health was poor in congequence, When I took Hood’s Satsaparilla I found I had the right remedy. The is cleansing my blood, and the general tone of my system is improving.” Frank WASHBURN, Rochester, N, Y. Cures Catarrh “Thad catarrh nine years, and suffered terribly: with it. Seon after I began to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla the catarrh troubled me less, after taking three bottles I was entirely cured.” Janz Hiney, Lumberton, Clinton County, Ohio, Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. $1; six for g5, Prepared by ©.1. HOOD & Co,, Apotheearies, Lowell, Mass, {00 Doses One Dollar ulator } have ever seen, and as a gener ‘stem corrective is almost perfection. a) (Signed) F. A. BAR , M. D., 2692 Shenaadoah Bt., Si. Louls. Buy, try—on them rely. Persons who lead aw life of exposure are subject to rheumatism, neuralgia and lumbago and will find a valuable remedy in Dr. J, H. McLean’s Volcanie Oil Liniment; it will banish pain and subdue inflaumation. Sold by Carr Bros. : G RADUATE OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE E “Belgi Nevada City, EDWARD M, PRICE, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, IT of Physicians and Su land, and of the Univers um, ete. ons, London, y of Brussels, . . Office at Carr Bros. Drug Store, RESIDENCE—M, Hanley’s, Main street, For City Assesser. H. C, WEISENBURGER ILL be a candidate for the office of City Assessor. ) By Any Dealer For BE idl SAREE) FOR SAX.E?2 The Very Best Suit of Clothes Ever Offered Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street. . Se AOR ar eats) a! F SE Sie New Orleans and Texas railroad, me : Tt contains a popMIR. RICHARDSON, ulation of over 5,000 people, mostly colored. Mr. Richardson is also principal owner of the cotton mills at Wesson, Miss., and of the Refuge cotton oil mills. He isa bachelor of heroic: stature and a handsome man. New Orleans in one of the many palatial homes on St. Charles avenue, where he entertains on a lavish scale, heads many of tho social organizations » pof the city, and rumor has it that hedis a favored suitor fO¥ the hand of Miss Winnie Davis, . Gen. W. J. Behan, of the state troops. She made her debut early in January, and by the admirablg conduct of her social interests carried off the honors of the season, height, exceedingly beautiful in face and figure, and has gray blue eyes, other day the wife of Mr. William Jay Schieffelin. The wedding ceremony took place at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church in New York city, and was folMARLA LOUISE SCH LyVELIN some young couple is variousty estimated at from Sai le S900, 009, WILLIAM JAY 8c WRLIN. bride’s parents was ao completely furnished imansgion. daughter of Co], Elliott F. Shepard, the well known editor and proprietor of The “Mail and Express. Her husband is a descendant of the Jay family, long tingnished in American annals, acy show tbat less ignorance exists in the United States than in any other civilized country, only 8 per cent, of the population being unable to read or te. be $19.5) 20° “TWO FEMALE POLITICIANS. Alliance Last Fall. aw the larger. day until the election. and her speeches were in the main logione of the national organizers and lecturers of the Citizens” Alliance recently, and has just purchased a half interest in The Colorado Workman, published ~at Pueblo. os consecrated to all sorts of reforms, For several years she was a lay Unitarian preacher at Lawrence, Some of her ar. ticles in the religious press attracted wide attention, She addressed the annual convention Pr Ne of the Free Re: ligious association held.in Boston in 1881 on “Liberalism in the West.”. For a-year or two she remained a resident of Boston, »7 and was closely identifiedwith Anna Garland mrs. ANNA L. pIGas. Spencer, Kate Gannatt Wells, Frederick Hinckley and others in propagating adyanced Unitarianism, On returning west sho joined the Prohibition party—for. years sho had been active inthe W.C. T. U.—and until the organization—of—the people's party was persistent, with voice and pen, in the advocacy of its principles, She has bien just as persistent in her service of the people's party. She followed Senator Ingalls tarough the Sixth congressional district in the last campaign replying to his speeches, For over a year she has been the Teading ditarial writer on The Advocate, the organ of the Alliance, REX AND HIS CONSORT. Phe King and Queén Who Led the Néw Orleans-Mardi-Gras Pageant, Mr. James S; Richardson, the largest cotton planter in the world, was Rex, . king of the recent New Orleans Mardi -Gras_carnival, and—MissBessie Behan . was his consort. “Mr. Richardson's planSalat tations lie in the P Yazoo delta of Mis sisstppi.__O.n-e—of. them, “Dahomey,” covers about fifty ; aquare miles, and if has some eighteen ANS MISS BRHAN, miles of railway track owned by the planter and connected with the Louisville, He resides in He also Miss Bessie Behan is the daughter of She is & blonde of mediun Col. Shepard's Daughter Weds. Miss Maria Louise Shepard became the owed by an elaborate breakfast, at the es residence of Mrs, William H. Vanderbilt. The value of the presents received by the handgift of the Mrs. Schieffelin is the dis. Recently tabulated statistics of illiterEE The wafers are @ sure and /rale and will remove all obstructions to the monthly periods, no matter what the cause. They aré what every ‘woman needs and may be used safely. manufactured by the Emerson Drug Co., man » San Jose Cal. For sale by W. D. Vinton. es Clauss thears. These Clauss Shears at Lraa & Suaw’s are fully warranted. If not perfectly . Mrs. M: E. Lease and Mrs. Anna L. Diggs stumped the state of Kansasforthe. . ae People’s party during the last Lease made rather the greater reputation of the two, but her field Of operations was She = left her law office in Wichita—for had been at the bar—at the very inception of the canvass, and harangued the farmers every In person, voice and diction she is strong, to the degree almost of masculinity. She is intelligent and well read, cal_as-well as forceful.__She was chosen _ French Tansy Waters, = . _—__ ‘specific forall kind@ of female troubles . They Took thé Stump for the Kansas Clothing, Hats ¥ gltunksUnderWairg. po S Ss Yess Pp same years she The Largest General Retail. Trade: west of the Rocky Mountains is done by Weinstock, Lubin & Co., Sacramento, Cal. They sell everything one Reeds to wear or io use at home. They deal largely with manufacturers in . Europe and America, thus bringing —Mrs. Anna_L, Diggs, of Lawrence, sj Producer and customer in almost direct contact. This he] ps to—make—their prices low. . Small orders are filled as carefully as large ones. Goods not as ordered are returnable at their expense, . For whatever you need, wherever you are, send to them. “Tuy pont INTEND THAT ANY ONE ANYWHERE SHALL SUPPLY YOUR WANTS SO WELL AS THEY, Polished Wood Pencils, with rubber caps, per “dozen: Ye. Tf sent by mail aa i package, de extra will be required for postage. These pencils are suitable for business, school and home use, Mlustrated Catalogue and Samples free. Weinstock, Lubin & Co., 400 to 412 K Street, Sacramento, Cal. . May bea pleasing pastime, but we take more pleasure in LOOKING FORWARD to the time when the growing population of this city will all have vinced that the best place to buy become conall kinds of CANDIES —IS AT THE SUPERIOR. CANDY FACTORY. J. M. FOLEY, Proprietor. 5 and 7 Commercial Street; Nevada City, SPRING IS HERE L. HYMAN & CO. 0 ees OUR OPENING IS SATURDAY, AT 8 OCLOCK SHAMNP. We will say to the people of Nevada county that our large stock of 40,000 Worth of Clothing, Boats, Shagg And Gent’s Furnishing Goods, ‘HAS ARRIVED IN GRASS VALLEY, And we will give our competitors a knockout inside of thirty days. We stay bat THIRTY. DAYS, We will say to the public that you all know that we ure the ones who brought down the prices of Clothing and Dry Goodsin Nevada county. We havenow & stock that will suit rich orpoor, It is as fine as any three stores in Nevada county can show, . Our stock is nothing but the atest novelties of this Spring. Throw away your old clothes and take the stage for Grass Valley, where yon can dress upat L. HYMAN & CO’S for half-price.Your fare will he paid both ways. Wo also invite our. friends from the Ridye. ‘Call and see us Without fail. It will be money in your et. pock, im. EXYWMAMN ch co., MAIN. STREET, GRASS VALLEY, next to Van Orden’s Grocery. DRUGS AND STATIONERY. eee ne, A Complete Stock of all the Best Brands of 4 7TStationery,«a ——SUCH — Letter, Note, Legal Cap, Foolscap, Bill, Journal and Tablet Papers, i PAPETERIES AND ENVELOPES. Inks, Pens, Pencils, Penholders, Inkstands, Erasers, Purses, Rulers, Scrap Books, Albums, Visiting _ Cards, Fine Pocket. Memorandums, Playing Cards, Mutilage; Bristol Board. : Shelf Paper, Tissue Paper and Draugthing Paper. Receipt, Note, Draft and Day Books, Ledgers, Journals AND EVERYTHING USUALLY KEPT IN A ~ . FIRST-CLASS STATIONERY STORE. wy. D. Vinton, Odd Fellows Building, ae ly sa return them and get a new pair, : u Broad Street, -