April 25, 1893 (4 pages)

ADA ipied Par. stels, iture, oard, fered uality e. a = Ete., Ete.,:<2 atx > amon — N2 Always on Hand. Panep nection? will give —————— 3 Rees .LE,. IDFR THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. TUESDAY EV'NG. greeted with a ls audience. re at — Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Trerms—l5 Cerits a Week ; 60 Cents a Month : $6 a Year. _—_—_—_—————— APRIL 25. '93 BLACK MARBLE. Another Promising Nevada County Industry Not Gouerally Known. ee The San Francisco Chronicle of Sunday morning contains the following paragraph relative. to Nevada county: A small monument of black marble from Nevada county is expected tu arrive at the California World’s Fair.Commission in a few days for shipment to Chicago. The exhibit is awaited with some interest, for the discovery of black marble in this State dates back only one year, The monument is being made at a quarry on the South Yuba’river, Rott Burrer 40 cents, Bricks 45 and 60. cents, At Gaylord’s. a21-tf +80 It is only of late years that rheumatism has been treated as a blood disease, But that this is a correct theory is proved by the extraordinary success attending the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, in this painful and very prevalent malady. It seldom fails of radical cure. ~_— ——+-7@e Against the ‘*Seoners.’’ John I, Caldwell has handed us a newspaper clipping containing an article relating to. the decision of the U. 8. Supreme Court in the case of Smith vs. Townsend, a suit. growing out of the wrangle over land claims in Oklahoma. The decision was in favor of Townsend and adverse to the sooners in Oklahoma, Want of space prevents our publishing the article. oe Iv. you are in need of a suit of clothes, a pair of pants, a hat, underwear, eversees, 6te., remember selling-out place, Casper’s old store. [a25] J. Monais. Sapo r,an IMS Tomorrow Night's Entertainment. “\ PERSONAL, Sovial and Other Notes About People Old and Young Miss Nellie Rowe of Grass Valley is here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. J. M Richards and family, Mrs. W. L. Boardman retnrned home last evening. Fred Compton of Grass Valley was in town today. L. Evans of Downieville arrived here today on his way below. Chas. Spencer of Forest City was in tewn today on his way below. . J. O. Groves arrived here on last evening’s train, F John Spaulding arrived here last evening from Seigler Springs. W. G.° Woods of Sacramento is in town, 3 Jay Ostrom was down from North Bloomfield yesterday. T. Mullin and wife, of Pike City, are here spending a few days, H. James caniedowm frem the Derbec yesterday. J, Stole of Berkeley is in town. D, N. Mitchell and family, of Sierra City, arrived here today on their way to San Francisco, John Jack arrived here fiom San Francisco Saturday evening, on a short visit. He returned to the city today. -0@e A Little Girl's Experience In A Pignehouse. Mr. and Mrs, Loren Trescett are keepers. of the Gov. Lighthouse at Sand Beach, Mich., and are blessed with a daughter, four years old. Last April she was taken down with Measles, follewed with a dreadful Cough and turning intoa Fever. Docters at home and at~ Detroit treated her, but in vain, she grew worse rapidly; until she was a mere ‘handful of bones.” —Then she tried Dr. King’s New Discevery and after the use of two anda half b6ttles, was completely cured. They say Dr. King’s New Discovery is worth its weight in gold, yet you may get a trial bottle free at Carr Bros. Drugstore. oo Mostly in the Evening. The.bulk.of.the business. done -in-this city is transacted during the evening, and the town naturally presents a dull appearance during the day. It is a Jerusalem at Chicago. Among the many exhibitions in Chicago, outside of the World’s Fair itself, few will be more interesting or praisworthy than the new Cyclorama of Jerusalem and the Crucifixion of the Savior that’ has been prepared at great expense and in a most elaborate manner for exhibition during the World’s Fair Season. The work ‘is being done under the peérsonal supervision of Mr. H. H. Gross, the director of artists of the great Chicago Fire Cyclorama, which gives assurance of its being, when completed, an Sieh tionly fine preduction. Thismost important of all historical events, we are informed, will be treated by the artist in the most tender aud rev— ential spirit and will embody many suggestions made by eminent divines and bible students, for the purpose ‘of mak ing it a great-and worthy historical work; as well as a beautiful voto of art. Che mammoth, canvas, 50 feet high and 400 feet long, is now receiving the fin ishing touches by the artists, aud will be open to the public, upon Wabash Ave. and Hubbard Court, on the Ist of May. No spot on earth is so rich in historic interest as Jerusalem and her environmént, and this great Cyclorama is de, signed to show in a realistic and faithful manner, the ancient city and the country for miles round about, and wiJl no doubt prove a very interesting and popular resort fur those who are interested jn this great event,—and whe is not interested init, pele gee eo ars Boys’ knee pants, sizes 4 to 13, for 25 cents a pair, at the selling out. place. aZ6. J. Morris, Manager. oe meer -nine Candidates. There are » forty-nine candidates for the various city offices, tion in Grass Valley. There are only two candidates for Mayor, Hon. A. Burrows atid Hon. Wm. George. It is believed that.Mr. Burrows will be: elected, He would prove a No. 1 man for thiat office. 2292 Tue Governor of Pennsylvania has is— sued the death warrant of Pietro Buccieri, an Italian, who murdered his nurse, a Sister of Mercy, in a hespital at Reading. He will be hanged June 1st. On high or low, or rich or peor, None would foul teeth er breath en: dure, If they but knew how sure aud swift Was SOZODONT,. that priceless gift, at the coming elec-. . Known at Graas Valley. Several of the miners who were killed in the Butte and Boston mine, at Butte City, Montana, the other day, were well known at Grass Valley, and some of them ‘have relatives there. Richard Andrews, dne ef the miners. killed, is a brother of Josiah Andrews of Grass ValTey, aud Martin Sampson is an uncle of Richard Trembath, whe once worked on the Comstock. " There are several miners in Grass Valley who have worked, with the other men killed.caine Nobopy will suffer with liver or kidney disease if they take Simmons Liver Regs. lator, + 2@e 0Assistant Superintendent, Leroy BJohnson of this city. has been appointed assistant superintendent of the Gold -Bank-quartz mine; owned by W. W. Stow, at Forbestown, He will take the place about the first of May. Mr. Johuson’s many friends wi'l be pleased to learn ef his appointment. 2 e@eeKaocks Them All. The San Francisco Chronicle of Sunday was without doubt the grandest paper ever —issued from any printing office on the Pacitic Coast. That number ef the Chronicle cannot be well appreciated without reading it through and through. The Chronicle has done mere to advertise California’s resources than any twenty papers on the Ceast. Attempted Rebbery. Telegraph: Oae evening last week Mrs. John Ivey was driving homein a cart and when ata point between the Idaho and Washington mines a masked may, armed witha shet gun, stepped into the road and ordered her to stop. Mrs, Ivey struck her horse with the whip and the animal took a race horse speed up the road. It was.a lucky strike for Mrs. Ivey. ——---—+ +00Noropy can be:troubled with constipation or piles if they take Simmens Liver Regulator. oe +96eoA Pitiable Sight It is to see an infant. suffering from the lack of proper food. It is entirely unneccesary,.as a reliable food can always be obtained; we refer to the Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condénsed Milk. “Sold by + grocers and druggis 75-ceNt ‘Tennis Flannel Shirts*reduced to 374 cents at the selling-out place. a25 J. Morers, Manager. {-——et —_ Heart Treuabic, The Auburn Argus reperts that W., Straight, the artist, is prostrated with heart trouble at Fresno, aud is very ilk. was doing very well. ae Pipe wer ees ae ee Nopopy need sutfer from languor and melancholy if they take Simmons Liver Regulator. —_— st@ee Tuk Cherokees have ratitied the treaty with Uncle Sam, opened July Ist. ereerenemenmn He has been at Fresno about a year, aud” and the strip will le SEVERAL of the cannons captured dur-! ing the Revolivtionary and. Mexican wars which lain for fiany years on the bluff at West Point, i own as Trophy Point, overlo: king: the 11) lson, have been shipped te the Colamb'a E zpenition. soli abe and § fashionable wm: + May ptember are to *be th vaths at the Chicago Exposition, and most of ‘the swell New . Yorkers will mak» up parties to go my private cars = eee A BEECH tree, on which Daniel Boone carved his name in rade letters 133 years ago, will be a unique part of Tennesgee's contribution to World's Fair curids. The tree was long « landmark near Jones: borough, Tenn. BE ON About.your Confectionery, You-want and to be perfectly certain on all these CANDIES. ; “OLEY is the Nev a rival for him-in th's line anymore than Continent. Foley has the call and and have some of . J: M FOLEY," eee Cor fectioner GUARD something pure, wholesome and _ tasty points, you must try FOLEY’sS ada City Confectioner. You can’t tind a you can duplicate the Mississippi on this he also has th CANDY. No. 13 Commercial St, Nevada tity Cc one UDP FELLOWS BUILD sp ing is Exere z —AND— 3. St act oR. Where he has been located for the past twenty years, will show you for the coming season the best stock of Summer. Goods, Underwear, Neckwear, = EATS, Ettc. EVER BROUGHT INTO NEVADA OITY—AND IN LARGER QUANTITIE, ING, BROAD STREET, ~ Those who enjoy hearing readings and recitations by a first-class elocutionist ‘gad character impersonator, will have an opportunity to gratify their taste tomor. row evening. Miss Rudolph is said to be-very fine in” her work, and has the faculty of pleasing her auditers. Having formerly lived here and“being known te many of onr people, she should be » Real Kstate © Transfers. Several transfers of real estate have been made in this city lately and more are talked of, Among those we have heard of is the sale to Geerge C, Gaylord of a house and lot on upper Main street, We also learn that E. P. Hager has purchased the Johnson residence on Pine ~ street. et Ao " Tux advertising of Hood’s Sarsaparilla is substantiated by endorsements which in the financial werld would be accepted without a moment’s hesitation. They tell the wtory—-HOOD 8 CURES, Hoop’s Piits cure liver ills, jaundice. The “The Golden § State. The special number of the Golden State, published at San Francisco, reached us yesterday, The publication is devoted to the interests of the Native Sons and Daughters of the Golden West, It is magnificently illustrated with pictures of the prominent nembers of the order and is one of the best numbers ever is— sued, It is printed on elegant paper. ‘Died at } Caltetoga. Telegraph: Mr. F Frank Arthur this morning received a dispatch from‘ 8. P. Adams at Calistega announcing the death of his eight year old son James, Mr. and Mrs, Adams are well known in this community aud they have the sympathy ; of allia their sad bereavement, + wee f Nosopy can have dyspepsia or biliousness if they take Simmons Liver Regulator, ~ee Good Lookg. Good looks are more than skin deep, depending upon a healthy condition of all the vital organs. If the Liver be inactive, you have a Bilious Look, if your stomach be disordered you have a Dyspeptic Look and if your Kidneys be affected you have a Pinched Leok. Secure good health and you will have good looks, Electric Bitters is the great alterative and Tonic acts directly on these organs. Cures Pimples, Blotches, Boils and gives a good complexion. Sold at Carr Bros., Drugstore, 50c. per bettle. Mucklen’s Arnica Salve. o 4 ‘The best Salve in the world fer Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver Seres, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required It is uaranteed to give perfect satisfac ion ot money refunded. Price 25 cents per bor For sale + Carr Brothers’ DruD'PRICE'S qoaupatn MOST PERFECT MADE. \ ile” Waar see pretty good sign when but few ide men are seen on the streets, It shows that the others are off at work sémewhere, and is an indication that*there is considerable work being done in the mines hereabouts. The workingmen are many of them in town in the evening doing their shopping and attending to other business, and this gives the streets . a lively appearance at at la a BALTIMORE pr manufacturing plants by exempting them from taxation, oe Consulting Optivian, , . W. Colfax Jones, R. S., Consulting week, after a businegs trip to San Francisco, and will be pleased to receive old patients and any new ones that may require his professional services. a24 Tuer are Sarsaparillas and Sarsaparilla; but if you are not careful in your purchase, the disease you wish te cure will only, be intensified. Be sure’ you get Ayer’s Sarsaparilla and no other, It is compounded from the Honduras roet and other highly concentrated alteratives. s 2er TEN-ounvx patent riveted everalls for 40 cents a pair, at the selling-out place, a-25 J, Morris, Manager. es Society Cards, The Transoripr offive has received a large supply of Knights of Pythias cards, embracing a variety of the latest designs, and is prepared to print the same at the lowest prices and on the shortest notice, Every member of the order should have a hundred or so cards printed so as to exchange with the visiting Knights who will be here during the seasion of the Grand Lodge next month. A Knight without cards that week will be out of fashion, and the eld saying is you might as well be out of the world as out of fashion. Bring in. your orders new and avoid the rush that is sure te occur a few days before and during the session of the Grand Lodge. +2 Oe Sunday Fanerals. That the clergymen of (trass Valley and Nevada City are not alone in their opposition to Sunday funerals-is apparexit from. the following, taken from a recent issue of The Congregationalist:, ‘A large number of pastérs of different deneminations in New York have ayreed not to officiate at funerals on Sunday except in cases of absolute necessity. Similar action is being taken by ministers in other places. Sunday is full of labor for ministers and it is of first importanee for public duties. This is very little thought of by many who call for their services,” Situation WantedA young woman wants a place to do housework. Understands housekeeping and is a good cook, Address, stating wages, Miss Flerence Denton, Sacramento, Cal. P. O. al7-lw PRICES SOEs Attention, Chevaliers. The cfficers and chevaliers of Canton Neva, No. 6, Patriarchs Militant, are ordered to meet in. Library room Wedneaday evening, April 26th, at 7:30 sharp. Election of officers and other mest important business te transact. taewaa J. H. Ricuarps, Comd’r. C. E. Muttoy, Clerk. a25-2t Roserr Givens, a Chicago real estate dealer, who has just returned from scion beenihed a public banquet the ether day by saying that suburban} A pure as See 4° Years the concen wy lets in Jerusalem are selling at higher prices sihee the railroad boom than similag lots in Chicago. q —_ to sicouragey Optician, will be in Nevada City this . . In giving beauty, life and tone Toevery charm the mouth can own, 29 BO te ee ‘Odd Fellows Anniversary. _ Neva Rebekah Lodge, No. 119, I. O. 0. F., will celebrate their anniversary on Wednesday evening, April 26th. The members are requested to meet at 7 “0 ohodk; aa nsiness of importance will + be brought before the lodge. A full attendance is desired. A banquet and other exercises will follow, Visiting Rebekah members are ‘cordially invited to participate, Mary J. Roserts, N. G. ADELINE Horuaneont, R. 8. a24-3t 2 2@ee Notice to the Public, Finding by past. experience we cannot do business and live at the prices we have received for our lumber in the past, we the undersigned beg leave to submit the same to take effect immediately, viz : Common Lumber, $18 per thousand feet, Clear Pine or Spruce, dressed, and Flooring and Rustic, $35 per thousand. Clear Sugar Pine, surfaced, $60 per thousand. No. 2 Sugar Pine, surfaced, $40 per thousand. All lumber sold for cash or 30 days time. L. VOSS & CO. M. L. & D. MARSH. GRASS VALLEY LUMBER CO., King & Wolford and C. W. Kitts, Proprietors, MT.3ORO LUMBER CO., Cooper Bros,, Proprietors. J.C. CONAWAY & BRO. GEO. WHITESIDES April 24th, 1893. Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed Castoria. _ ,, A cream of tartar baking powder,— Highest of all in leavening strength.— Latest United States Government. Food Report. Royal Baking Powder (o., 106 Wall 8t., N.Y. —_——— PAINTING, : DRAWING AND SKETCHING. Mrs. H. H. Hartley, At the Union Hotel, Is now ferming classes in Pain’ and water colors, Drawing, Sk ving, ol from nature, ete, All desiri join an above classes mr Sd, sue lenaledere Terms reasonable, the following prices to our many patrens Pe JWR: ——+ e+ Furnished Rooms Wanted. All persons having rooms to rent during the meeting of the Grand Lodge of the: Knights ef Pythias, in May next, at this city, will please leave word at ‘the National Exchange Hotel _immediately. al8-lw York State Custard Pies. At Gay: lord’s, a21-tf Mrs, Ed. Swan Duncanville, Tl. Sick Headache 21 Years of Suffering Ended by One Bottle of Hood’s The intense misery of those who suffer with sick headache, is beyond description. The wonderful success of Hood’s Sarsaparilla in curing this trouble warrants us in urging all who are afflicted by sick headache to give this medicine a trial. Read these eee words from a well known linois lady ; “ Few people suffered as much as I have with sick headache. I have had it by spells for 21 years, sometimes as often as Three Times a Week. I would get up with it, suffer all day, ge te bed with it and have it all night. I tried everything -that was recommended, but never was cured until about a year ago, when My.Mother-in8 org Karsan lat ta tag a $a a. Lam me, aha Ihave met had = i ts ees earl I nd took ite the by be bottle of Hood's a Saree done me a great deal Hood’s sareneayitia Cures good i other w 13's 25 and has increased my pot peal mhiood's sec enue Bote prgise Ep. Swan, AN, Duncan eon PILL8 donot purge, oy oF gripe, * but act promptly, easily and efficiently. 26c. F. H, THOMPSON. W. H. DURYEA. _HOTEL MIDLAND, (European,) 167 and 169 East Madison St. Near Cor. of La Salle St, Oh itcago, X11. New Building, pe 100 Blogaotly Fornished Rooms Hot ¢~1 Cold Water, Elevator and all dern conyeni: 4 Near Pest Office and places of amusements, : $4 por day and Upwards. , gigtto locke dye Prop's, Chicago, April 24, _ Ladies ! Ssprin zz sO attractive. exceptionally Etc. now. great variety. T= My Low Prices vill astonish-You—Every Article Guaranteed as No. 1 HAVE YOUR EYE ON THE GUN AND: STEP ON THE SAFE SIDE IF YOU WANT ANY Beautiful Clothing, Furuishiug Goods, Hats, Kte, DON'T BUY CHFAP GOODS but go to the old-established business houses where you know you van get reliable goods, goods at these places than you do for cheap stuif elsaewho.e. Look it my Goods S Below Buy Buy 1 $hewhere. The First. In Mn the Fil re Look Over Our You will find that never. bafure were Goods Our variety is larga, the designs attractive i Ginghams, Percales, Trouvilles. Decker Muslins, Get the choicest by making: ycur selections The new Embroideries are very handsome. The Latest in Dress Trimmings and’ Laces in t —0o--— You do not pay any more for good It's A FACT. , Stock ?. Summer Ser £8, We Think the Weather Has Cleare Up fr the Season . hadi everybody will feel itt: As for ourselves, we are still busy in wnthe down our large stock just received from California and Eastern markets, aud now . e will be able to show you, iva few days, as fine a stock of “FI SPRING CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, . And all the LATEST NOVELTIES that has ever been brought to this city. And ®verything in those departments will be marked down te she LOWEST CASH bp MICE figures, Scidinseeniceiiin We have no time to publish a big price list, as we are too busy tixing up our stores and mark: ing our Goods. We ieve bat ONE PRICE TO ALL, and that a price WHICH. DEFIES CMPETITION. EVERYBOLY INVITED. Weare so sithated aow that we can suit anybody—rich or poor. Main and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. You have to pay ‘Coin for Cigars then why not get They Are 3 for 25 cents. Puy Up in Tin Foil Packages, and made of carefully se lected Tobacco, A mild, sweet smoke SK7illiarm “Gita. (NATIVE SON OF MARYLAND) NEVADA CITY, CAVIFORNIA, . Don’t Read This ? Ik YOU INTEND TO BUY er oes ts ar a Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Kte,, J. MORRIS Can and Will-Sell These Gceods at ne-rlalf the Prices other Merchants-have to Pay for them in San Francisco at Wholesale. Having bought the stock of K. Casper at a great sac— rifice Lam prepared to sell you goods at a price never before known in this county, Cull and examine my gocds and prices belore buying J. MORRIS. ; ¢ Ise here, We have Spring These Goodsare all made up expressly for this market, THE FINEST GOODS, THE FULLEST SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, Clothing Just Received ana Placed in Stock. —THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF — OMe! Oo! EL! KI NN @«c Eiwer Eteceived Erere, suits on hand to fit any one—the Large Man, the Tall Man, Short Stout Man, and the Small Man. The Pris as Usual-—-Always te Lovst CHAS. GRIMES, Leading Reliable Clothier.

ADA ipied Par. stels, iture, oard, fered uality e. a = Ete., Ete.,:<2 atx > amon — N2 Always on Hand. Panep nection? will give —————— 3 Rees .LE,. IDFR THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. TUESDAY EV'NG. greeted with a ls audience. re at — Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Trerms—l5 Cerits a Week ; 60 Cents a Month : $6 a Year. _—_—_—_—————— APRIL 25. '93 BLACK MARBLE. Another Promising Nevada County Industry Not Gouerally Known. ee The San Francisco Chronicle of Sunday morning contains the following paragraph relative. to Nevada county: A small monument of black marble from Nevada county is expected tu arrive at the California World’s Fair.Commission in a few days for shipment to Chicago. The exhibit is awaited with some interest, for the discovery of black marble in this State dates back only one year, The monument is being made at a quarry on the South Yuba’river, Rott Burrer 40 cents, Bricks 45 and 60. cents, At Gaylord’s. a21-tf +80 It is only of late years that rheumatism has been treated as a blood disease, But that this is a correct theory is proved by the extraordinary success attending the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, in this painful and very prevalent malady. It seldom fails of radical cure. ~_— ——+-7@e Against the ‘*Seoners.’’ John I, Caldwell has handed us a newspaper clipping containing an article relating to. the decision of the U. 8. Supreme Court in the case of Smith vs. Townsend, a suit. growing out of the wrangle over land claims in Oklahoma. The decision was in favor of Townsend and adverse to the sooners in Oklahoma, Want of space prevents our publishing the article. oe Iv. you are in need of a suit of clothes, a pair of pants, a hat, underwear, eversees, 6te., remember selling-out place, Casper’s old store. [a25] J. Monais. Sapo r,an IMS Tomorrow Night's Entertainment. “\ PERSONAL, Sovial and Other Notes About People Old and Young Miss Nellie Rowe of Grass Valley is here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. J. M Richards and family, Mrs. W. L. Boardman retnrned home last evening. Fred Compton of Grass Valley was in town today. L. Evans of Downieville arrived here today on his way below. Chas. Spencer of Forest City was in tewn today on his way below. . J. O. Groves arrived here on last evening’s train, F John Spaulding arrived here last evening from Seigler Springs. W. G.° Woods of Sacramento is in town, 3 Jay Ostrom was down from North Bloomfield yesterday. T. Mullin and wife, of Pike City, are here spending a few days, H. James caniedowm frem the Derbec yesterday. J, Stole of Berkeley is in town. D, N. Mitchell and family, of Sierra City, arrived here today on their way to San Francisco, John Jack arrived here fiom San Francisco Saturday evening, on a short visit. He returned to the city today. -0@e A Little Girl's Experience In A Pignehouse. Mr. and Mrs, Loren Trescett are keepers. of the Gov. Lighthouse at Sand Beach, Mich., and are blessed with a daughter, four years old. Last April she was taken down with Measles, follewed with a dreadful Cough and turning intoa Fever. Docters at home and at~ Detroit treated her, but in vain, she grew worse rapidly; until she was a mere ‘handful of bones.” —Then she tried Dr. King’s New Discevery and after the use of two anda half b6ttles, was completely cured. They say Dr. King’s New Discovery is worth its weight in gold, yet you may get a trial bottle free at Carr Bros. Drugstore. oo Mostly in the Evening. The.bulk.of.the business. done -in-this city is transacted during the evening, and the town naturally presents a dull appearance during the day. It is a Jerusalem at Chicago. Among the many exhibitions in Chicago, outside of the World’s Fair itself, few will be more interesting or praisworthy than the new Cyclorama of Jerusalem and the Crucifixion of the Savior that’ has been prepared at great expense and in a most elaborate manner for exhibition during the World’s Fair Season. The work ‘is being done under the peérsonal supervision of Mr. H. H. Gross, the director of artists of the great Chicago Fire Cyclorama, which gives assurance of its being, when completed, an Sieh tionly fine preduction. Thismost important of all historical events, we are informed, will be treated by the artist in the most tender aud rev— ential spirit and will embody many suggestions made by eminent divines and bible students, for the purpose ‘of mak ing it a great-and worthy historical work; as well as a beautiful voto of art. Che mammoth, canvas, 50 feet high and 400 feet long, is now receiving the fin ishing touches by the artists, aud will be open to the public, upon Wabash Ave. and Hubbard Court, on the Ist of May. No spot on earth is so rich in historic interest as Jerusalem and her environmént, and this great Cyclorama is de, signed to show in a realistic and faithful manner, the ancient city and the country for miles round about, and wiJl no doubt prove a very interesting and popular resort fur those who are interested jn this great event,—and whe is not interested init, pele gee eo ars Boys’ knee pants, sizes 4 to 13, for 25 cents a pair, at the selling out. place. aZ6. J. Morris, Manager. oe meer -nine Candidates. There are » forty-nine candidates for the various city offices, tion in Grass Valley. There are only two candidates for Mayor, Hon. A. Burrows atid Hon. Wm. George. It is believed that.Mr. Burrows will be: elected, He would prove a No. 1 man for thiat office. 2292 Tue Governor of Pennsylvania has is— sued the death warrant of Pietro Buccieri, an Italian, who murdered his nurse, a Sister of Mercy, in a hespital at Reading. He will be hanged June 1st. On high or low, or rich or peor, None would foul teeth er breath en: dure, If they but knew how sure aud swift Was SOZODONT,. that priceless gift, at the coming elec-. . Known at Graas Valley. Several of the miners who were killed in the Butte and Boston mine, at Butte City, Montana, the other day, were well known at Grass Valley, and some of them ‘have relatives there. Richard Andrews, dne ef the miners. killed, is a brother of Josiah Andrews of Grass ValTey, aud Martin Sampson is an uncle of Richard Trembath, whe once worked on the Comstock. " There are several miners in Grass Valley who have worked, with the other men killed.caine Nobopy will suffer with liver or kidney disease if they take Simmons Liver Regs. lator, + 2@e 0Assistant Superintendent, Leroy BJohnson of this city. has been appointed assistant superintendent of the Gold -Bank-quartz mine; owned by W. W. Stow, at Forbestown, He will take the place about the first of May. Mr. Johuson’s many friends wi'l be pleased to learn ef his appointment. 2 e@eeKaocks Them All. The San Francisco Chronicle of Sunday was without doubt the grandest paper ever —issued from any printing office on the Pacitic Coast. That number ef the Chronicle cannot be well appreciated without reading it through and through. The Chronicle has done mere to advertise California’s resources than any twenty papers on the Ceast. Attempted Rebbery. Telegraph: Oae evening last week Mrs. John Ivey was driving homein a cart and when ata point between the Idaho and Washington mines a masked may, armed witha shet gun, stepped into the road and ordered her to stop. Mrs, Ivey struck her horse with the whip and the animal took a race horse speed up the road. It was.a lucky strike for Mrs. Ivey. ——---—+ +00Noropy can be:troubled with constipation or piles if they take Simmens Liver Regulator. oe +96eoA Pitiable Sight It is to see an infant. suffering from the lack of proper food. It is entirely unneccesary,.as a reliable food can always be obtained; we refer to the Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condénsed Milk. “Sold by + grocers and druggis 75-ceNt ‘Tennis Flannel Shirts*reduced to 374 cents at the selling-out place. a25 J. Morers, Manager. {-——et —_ Heart Treuabic, The Auburn Argus reperts that W., Straight, the artist, is prostrated with heart trouble at Fresno, aud is very ilk. was doing very well. ae Pipe wer ees ae ee Nopopy need sutfer from languor and melancholy if they take Simmons Liver Regulator. —_— st@ee Tuk Cherokees have ratitied the treaty with Uncle Sam, opened July Ist. ereerenemenmn He has been at Fresno about a year, aud” and the strip will le SEVERAL of the cannons captured dur-! ing the Revolivtionary and. Mexican wars which lain for fiany years on the bluff at West Point, i own as Trophy Point, overlo: king: the 11) lson, have been shipped te the Colamb'a E zpenition. soli abe and § fashionable wm: + May ptember are to *be th vaths at the Chicago Exposition, and most of ‘the swell New . Yorkers will mak» up parties to go my private cars = eee A BEECH tree, on which Daniel Boone carved his name in rade letters 133 years ago, will be a unique part of Tennesgee's contribution to World's Fair curids. The tree was long « landmark near Jones: borough, Tenn. BE ON About.your Confectionery, You-want and to be perfectly certain on all these CANDIES. ; “OLEY is the Nev a rival for him-in th's line anymore than Continent. Foley has the call and and have some of . J: M FOLEY," eee Cor fectioner GUARD something pure, wholesome and _ tasty points, you must try FOLEY’sS ada City Confectioner. You can’t tind a you can duplicate the Mississippi on this he also has th CANDY. No. 13 Commercial St, Nevada tity Cc one UDP FELLOWS BUILD sp ing is Exere z —AND— 3. St act oR. Where he has been located for the past twenty years, will show you for the coming season the best stock of Summer. Goods, Underwear, Neckwear, = EATS, Ettc. EVER BROUGHT INTO NEVADA OITY—AND IN LARGER QUANTITIE, ING, BROAD STREET, ~ Those who enjoy hearing readings and recitations by a first-class elocutionist ‘gad character impersonator, will have an opportunity to gratify their taste tomor. row evening. Miss Rudolph is said to be-very fine in” her work, and has the faculty of pleasing her auditers. Having formerly lived here and“being known te many of onr people, she should be » Real Kstate © Transfers. Several transfers of real estate have been made in this city lately and more are talked of, Among those we have heard of is the sale to Geerge C, Gaylord of a house and lot on upper Main street, We also learn that E. P. Hager has purchased the Johnson residence on Pine ~ street. et Ao " Tux advertising of Hood’s Sarsaparilla is substantiated by endorsements which in the financial werld would be accepted without a moment’s hesitation. They tell the wtory—-HOOD 8 CURES, Hoop’s Piits cure liver ills, jaundice. The “The Golden § State. The special number of the Golden State, published at San Francisco, reached us yesterday, The publication is devoted to the interests of the Native Sons and Daughters of the Golden West, It is magnificently illustrated with pictures of the prominent nembers of the order and is one of the best numbers ever is—

sued, It is printed on elegant paper. ‘Died at } Caltetoga. Telegraph: Mr. F Frank Arthur this morning received a dispatch from‘ 8. P. Adams at Calistega announcing the death of his eight year old son James, Mr. and Mrs, Adams are well known in this community aud they have the sympathy ; of allia their sad bereavement, + wee f Nosopy can have dyspepsia or biliousness if they take Simmons Liver Regulator, ~ee Good Lookg. Good looks are more than skin deep, depending upon a healthy condition of all the vital organs. If the Liver be inactive, you have a Bilious Look, if your stomach be disordered you have a Dyspeptic Look and if your Kidneys be affected you have a Pinched Leok. Secure good health and you will have good looks, Electric Bitters is the great alterative and Tonic acts directly on these organs. Cures Pimples, Blotches, Boils and gives a good complexion. Sold at Carr Bros., Drugstore, 50c. per bettle. Mucklen’s Arnica Salve. o 4 ‘The best Salve in the world fer Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver Seres, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required It is uaranteed to give perfect satisfac ion ot money refunded. Price 25 cents per bor For sale + Carr Brothers’ DruD'PRICE'S qoaupatn MOST PERFECT MADE. \ ile” Waar see pretty good sign when but few ide men are seen on the streets, It shows that the others are off at work sémewhere, and is an indication that*there is considerable work being done in the mines hereabouts. The workingmen are many of them in town in the evening doing their shopping and attending to other business, and this gives the streets . a lively appearance at at la a BALTIMORE pr manufacturing plants by exempting them from taxation, oe Consulting Optivian, , . W. Colfax Jones, R. S., Consulting week, after a businegs trip to San Francisco, and will be pleased to receive old patients and any new ones that may require his professional services. a24 Tuer are Sarsaparillas and Sarsaparilla; but if you are not careful in your purchase, the disease you wish te cure will only, be intensified. Be sure’ you get Ayer’s Sarsaparilla and no other, It is compounded from the Honduras roet and other highly concentrated alteratives. s 2er TEN-ounvx patent riveted everalls for 40 cents a pair, at the selling-out place, a-25 J, Morris, Manager. es Society Cards, The Transoripr offive has received a large supply of Knights of Pythias cards, embracing a variety of the latest designs, and is prepared to print the same at the lowest prices and on the shortest notice, Every member of the order should have a hundred or so cards printed so as to exchange with the visiting Knights who will be here during the seasion of the Grand Lodge next month. A Knight without cards that week will be out of fashion, and the eld saying is you might as well be out of the world as out of fashion. Bring in. your orders new and avoid the rush that is sure te occur a few days before and during the session of the Grand Lodge. +2 Oe Sunday Fanerals. That the clergymen of (trass Valley and Nevada City are not alone in their opposition to Sunday funerals-is apparexit from. the following, taken from a recent issue of The Congregationalist:, ‘A large number of pastérs of different deneminations in New York have ayreed not to officiate at funerals on Sunday except in cases of absolute necessity. Similar action is being taken by ministers in other places. Sunday is full of labor for ministers and it is of first importanee for public duties. This is very little thought of by many who call for their services,” Situation WantedA young woman wants a place to do housework. Understands housekeeping and is a good cook, Address, stating wages, Miss Flerence Denton, Sacramento, Cal. P. O. al7-lw PRICES SOEs Attention, Chevaliers. The cfficers and chevaliers of Canton Neva, No. 6, Patriarchs Militant, are ordered to meet in. Library room Wedneaday evening, April 26th, at 7:30 sharp. Election of officers and other mest important business te transact. taewaa J. H. Ricuarps, Comd’r. C. E. Muttoy, Clerk. a25-2t Roserr Givens, a Chicago real estate dealer, who has just returned from scion beenihed a public banquet the ether day by saying that suburban} A pure as See 4° Years the concen wy lets in Jerusalem are selling at higher prices sihee the railroad boom than similag lots in Chicago. q —_ to sicouragey Optician, will be in Nevada City this . .. In giving beauty, life and tone Toevery charm the mouth can own, 29 BO te ee ‘Odd Fellows Anniversary. _ Neva Rebekah Lodge, No. 119, I. O. 0. F., will celebrate their anniversary on Wednesday evening, April 26th. The members are requested to meet at 7 “0 ohodk; aa nsiness of importance will + be brought before the lodge. A full attendance is desired. A banquet and other exercises will follow, Visiting Rebekah members are ‘cordially invited to participate, Mary J. Roserts, N. G. ADELINE Horuaneont, R. 8. a24-3t 2 2@ee Notice to the Public, Finding by past. experience we cannot do business and live at the prices we have received for our lumber in the past, we the undersigned beg leave to submit the same to take effect immediately, viz : Common Lumber, $18 per thousand feet, Clear Pine or Spruce, dressed, and Flooring and Rustic, $35 per thousand. Clear Sugar Pine, surfaced, $60 per thousand. No. 2 Sugar Pine, surfaced, $40 per thousand. All lumber sold for cash or 30 days time. L. VOSS & CO. M. L. & D. MARSH. GRASS VALLEY LUMBER CO., King & Wolford and C. W. Kitts, Proprietors, MT.3ORO LUMBER CO., Cooper Bros,, Proprietors. J.C. CONAWAY & BRO. GEO. WHITESIDES April 24th, 1893. Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed Castoria. _ ,, A cream of tartar baking powder,— Highest of all in leavening strength.— Latest United States Government. Food Report. Royal Baking Powder (o., 106 Wall 8t., N.Y. —_——— PAINTING, : DRAWING AND SKETCHING. Mrs. H. H. Hartley, At the Union Hotel, Is now ferming classes in Pain’ and water colors, Drawing, Sk ving, ol from nature, ete, All desiri join an above classes mr Sd, sue lenaledere Terms reasonable, the following prices to our many patrens Pe JWR: ——+ e+ Furnished Rooms Wanted. All persons having rooms to rent during the meeting of the Grand Lodge of the: Knights ef Pythias, in May next, at this city, will please leave word at ‘the National Exchange Hotel _immediately. al8-lw York State Custard Pies. At Gay: lord’s, a21-tf Mrs, Ed. Swan Duncanville, Tl. Sick Headache 21 Years of Suffering Ended by One Bottle of Hood’s The intense misery of those who suffer with sick headache, is beyond description. The wonderful success of Hood’s Sarsaparilla in curing this trouble warrants us in urging all who are afflicted by sick headache to give this medicine a trial. Read these eee words from a well known linois lady ; “ Few people suffered as much as I have with sick headache. I have had it by spells for 21 years, sometimes as often as Three Times a Week. I would get up with it, suffer all day, ge te bed with it and have it all night. I tried everything -that was recommended, but never was cured until about a year ago, when My.Mother-in8 org Karsan lat ta tag a $a a. Lam me, aha Ihave met had = i ts ees earl I nd took ite the by be bottle of Hood's a Saree done me a great deal Hood’s sareneayitia Cures good i other w 13's 25 and has increased my pot peal mhiood's sec enue Bote prgise Ep. Swan, AN, Duncan eon PILL8 donot purge, oy oF gripe, * but act promptly, easily and efficiently. 26c. F. H, THOMPSON. W. H. DURYEA. _HOTEL MIDLAND, (European,) 167 and 169 East Madison St. Near Cor. of La Salle St, Oh itcago, X11. New Building, pe 100 Blogaotly Fornished Rooms Hot ¢~1 Cold Water, Elevator and all dern conyeni: 4 Near Pest Office and places of amusements, : $4 por day and Upwards. , gigtto locke dye Prop's, Chicago, April 24, _ Ladies ! Ssprin zz sO attractive. exceptionally Etc. now. great variety. T= My Low Prices vill astonish-You—Every Article Guaranteed as No. 1 HAVE YOUR EYE ON THE GUN AND: STEP ON THE SAFE SIDE IF YOU WANT ANY Beautiful Clothing, Furuishiug Goods, Hats, Kte, DON'T BUY CHFAP GOODS but go to the old-established business houses where you know you van get reliable goods, goods at these places than you do for cheap stuif elsaewho.e. Look it my Goods S Below Buy Buy 1 $hewhere. The First. In Mn the Fil re Look Over Our You will find that never. bafure were Goods Our variety is larga, the designs attractive i Ginghams, Percales, Trouvilles. Decker Muslins, Get the choicest by making: ycur selections The new Embroideries are very handsome. The Latest in Dress Trimmings and’ Laces in t —0o--— You do not pay any more for good It's A FACT. , Stock ?. Summer Ser £8, We Think the Weather Has Cleare Up fr the Season . hadi everybody will feel itt: As for ourselves, we are still busy in wnthe down our large stock just received from California and Eastern markets, aud now . e will be able to show you, iva few days, as fine a stock of “FI SPRING CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, . And all the LATEST NOVELTIES that has ever been brought to this city. And ®verything in those departments will be marked down te she LOWEST CASH bp MICE figures, Scidinseeniceiiin We have no time to publish a big price list, as we are too busy tixing up our stores and mark: ing our Goods. We ieve bat ONE PRICE TO ALL, and that a price WHICH. DEFIES CMPETITION. EVERYBOLY INVITED. Weare so sithated aow that we can suit anybody—rich or poor. Main and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. You have to pay ‘Coin for Cigars then why not get They Are 3 for 25 cents. Puy Up in Tin Foil Packages, and made of carefully se lected Tobacco, A mild, sweet smoke SK7illiarm “Gita. (NATIVE SON OF MARYLAND) NEVADA CITY, CAVIFORNIA, . Don’t Read This ? Ik YOU INTEND TO BUY er oes ts ar a Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Kte,, J. MORRIS Can and Will-Sell These Gceods at ne-rlalf the Prices other Merchants-have to Pay for them in San Francisco at Wholesale. Having bought the stock of K. Casper at a great sac— rifice Lam prepared to sell you goods at a price never before known in this county, Cull and examine my gocds and prices belore buying J. MORRIS. ; ¢ Ise here, We have Spring These Goodsare all made up expressly for this market, THE FINEST GOODS, THE FULLEST SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, Clothing Just Received ana Placed in Stock. —THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF — OMe! Oo! EL! KI NN @«c Eiwer Eteceived Erere, suits on hand to fit any one—the Large Man, the Tall Man, Short Stout Man, and the Small Man. The Pris as Usual-—-Always te Lovst CHAS. GRIMES, Leading Reliable Clothier.